Plasma levels of beta-2 microglobulin (beta2M), a subunit of the human leukocyte antigen-class I (HLA-I) molecule, correlate negatively with outcome in non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL) and Hodgkin's disease (HD). We examined the clinical relevance of soluble HLA-I (sHLA-I) levels in NHL and HD. Sera from consecutive NHL (n=65) and HD (n=37) patients were analyzed in a blinded manner. NHL and HD patients had significantly higher levels of sHLA-1 and beta2M than control subjects. In NHL patients, sHLA-I levels correlated with clinical behavior in a fashion similar to that of beta2M. However, multivariate analysis incorporating beta2M, sHLA-I, and international prognostic index (IPI) indicated that NHL patients with elevated (>312.6mug/100mL) sHLA-I levels had significantly shorter survival, independent of IPI score as well as beta2M. In HD patients, beta2M but not sHLA-I levels were associated with clinical behavior. These findings not only establish the role of sHLA-I as an independent tumor marker in NHL that can be used to stratify patients, but also suggest that beta2M and sHLA-I may reflect different biological processes in HD and NHL. Further studies are needed to assess whether the immunomodulatory properties of sHLA-I may be responsible for its divergence from beta2M as an indicator of clinical behavior in HD.
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