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               Next-generation sequencing (NGS)       etiology and pathogenesis, 1122f, 1129  Nitrosoureas, 319t, 329, 330, 1824
                 for chromatin accessibility studies,   history and classification, 1128–1129  Nitrous oxide, 604–605, 801
                       161–162                        laboratory features and differential   Nitrovasodilators, 1968t
                 for chromatin modification studies, 161   diagnosis, 1130              Nix, 487
                 as clinical tool, 162                pathology and clinical manifestations,   NK. See under Natural killer (NK)
                 data analysis methods, 160–161            1129–1130, 1129f             NKG2A, 1190, 1192
                 for DNA methylation and              treatment, 1130                   NLRs (nucleotide-binding oligomerization
                       hydroxymethylation studies, 162  types, 1129                            domain-like receptors), 298–299,
                 overview, 152, 155–156             Night sweats, history of, 4                299f, 1008, 1063, 1065f
                 by pH change sensing, 157–158, 157f  Nijmegen breakage syndrome, 530t, 1227,   NO. See Nitric oxide (NO)
                 for research purposes, 162                1575t                        Nocardia infection, 369, 383. See also
                 Sanger, 155                          acute lymphoblastic leukemia and, 1507   Bacterial infections
                 single-molecule, 158–159, 158f     Nilotinib                           Nocturnal enuresis, 770–771
                 by synthesis, 156–157, 156f          adverse effects, 339t, 341, 1451t, 1454  Nodal marginal zone lymphoma, 1495t, 1592,
                 targeted, 159–160, 159f              for chronic myelogenous leukemia, 176,   1592f, 1667–1668, 1668f
                 for transcriptome analysis, 161           339t, 1451t, 1454, 1457, 1466  NOD (nucleotide-binding oligomerization
               NF1, 1444, 1471                        comparison with other tyrosine kinase    domain)-like receptors (NLRs),
               NFATs (nuclear factor of activated T cells),   inhibitors, 1451t, 1454          298–299, 299f, 1008
                       1178, 1528                     drug interactions, 339t, 1451t    NOD (nucleotide-binding oligomerization
               NFE-2, 730                             pharmacology, 339t, 340–341              domain) pathways, 299–300, 301f
               NF-E2, 893, 894, 1818, 1820          Nippostrongylus, 956                Nodular lymphocyte-predominant Hodgkin
               NFKBIE, 231t                         Nippostrongylus brasiliensis, 956          lymphoma (NLPHL). See Hodgkin
               NF-κB (nuclear factor-kappa B)       Nitric oxide (NO), 1970–1971               lymphoma, nodular lymphocyte-
                 apoptosis regulation and, 208f, 209  characteristics, 1967                    predominant
                 in chronic lymphocytic leukemia, 1528  in disseminated intravascular coagulation,   Non-Burkitt (small noncleaved cell)
                 in extranodal marginal zone lymphoma of   2203                                lymphoma, 187
                       MALT type, 1663–1664           functions, 1970–1971              Nongerminal center B-cell–like lymphoma,
                 impaired activation, 1220            in high-altitude dwellers, 875           1496t
                 in inflammation, 2202                in inflammatory response, 280, 286–287,   Non-Hodgkin lymphoma. See Lymphomas
                 in myeloma, 1710, 1711                    286t                         Nonhomologous DNA end joining (NHEJ),
                 p210 BCR-ABL  and, 1444              inhaled, 797                             1166, 1169
                 in splenic marginal zone lymphoma, 1666  pathophysiology, 797          Nonhomologous end-joining (NHEJ), 453
                 in toll-like receptor signaling, 1054, 1055f  platelet adhesion and, 1834, 1885  Nonimmune hydrops, 849
                 in Waldenström macroglobulinemia,    platelet aggregation and, 1971    Nonimmunologic protein adsorption,
                       1786–1787                      platelet function and, 2077, 2078        drug-induced, 825f, 826t, 830t, 831
               NF-κB essential modulator (NEMO), 298,   red blood cells and, 796–797, 796f, 797f  Nonopsonic receptors, 1054–1055, 1057t
                       1215                           scavenging, in sickle cell disease, 764  Nonsense-mediated RNA decay, 733
               NF-κB inhibitors, for acute myelogenous   synthesis, 1885, 1971          Nonsense mutations, 146
                       leukemia, 1403               Nitric oxide synthase (NOS)         Non-ST elevation myocardial infarction
               NF-κB pathway, 233t, 1606              endothelial activation and, 1970–1971    (NSTEMI), 2296. See also
               NGAL (neutrophil gelatinase-associated   in inflammatory response, 286–287      Myocardial infarction (MI)
                       lipocalin), 1009, 1012t, 1013–1014  platelet effects, 1971       Nonsteroidal antiinflammatory agents.
               NGS. See Next-generation sequencing (NGS)  structure and biochemical properties, 1971  See NSAIDs
               NHEJ (nonhomologous DNA end joining),   vascular tone and, 2283, 2283f   Non–toll-like, nonopsonic receptors,
                       1166, 1169                   Nitrites, toxic methemoglobinemia, 789, 790t  1054–1055, 1057t
               NHEJ (nonhomologous end-joining), 453  Nitroblue tetrazolium (NBT), in newborn,   Nontropical sprue, 597
               Niacin deficiency (pellagra), 652           107                          NOP10, 531f
               Niclosamide, 604                     Nitrofurantoin                      NOP10, 531
               Nicotinamide, 1193                     maternal ingestion of, effect on fetus and   Normocytic anemia, 506
               Nicotinamide adenine dinucleotide. See      newborn, 112, 112t           NOS. See Nitric oxide synthase (NOS)
                       under NAD                      platelet function and, 2078       Notch, 1824
               Nicotinamide phosphoribosyltransferase   Nitrogen mustard, 329, 330, 1106, 1685,   Notch 1, 1606
                       (NAMPT), 200                        1687. See also MOPP regimen;   NOTCH1/2
               Niemann-Pick disease, 1128–1130             Stanford V regimen             in chronic lymphocytic leukemia, 231t,
                 course and prognosis, 1130         Nitroglycerin, 790t, 2078, 2295            1529
                 epidemiology, 1129                 Nitroprusside, 2078                   in follicular lymphoma, 236t








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