Deletions affecting the long arm of chromosome 6 (6q) are among the most commonly observed chromosomal aberrations in lymphiod malignancies and have been identified as adverse prognostic factor in subsets of tumors.Deletions in 6q occur in 7% of B-CLL and a minimal critical region between 6q21-6q23 has been described. More recently a commonly deleted region of 4-5 Mb has been described also in the pathogenesis of both low and high grade NHL and ALL.The XL 6q21/6q23 locus-specific probe detects deletions in the two regions at the long arm of chromosome 6.The green labeled probe detects a specific region at 6q21 including the SEC63 gene. The labeled probe hybridizes specifically to the MYB gene region at 6q23. XL6q21/6q236q21 and 6q23 specific deletion probe. XI 6q21/6q23 hybridized to a normal metaphase.Orange signals represent the MYB gene region at 6q23, the green signals are located at 6q21 and include the SEC63 gene region.