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BRAF and DIS3 Mutations Associate with Adverse Outcome in a Long-term Follow-up of Patients with Multiple Myeloma.
Clinical cancer research : an official journal of the American Association for Cancer Research - 15 May 2020
Boyle Eileen M, Ashby Cody, Tytarenko Ruslana G, Deshpande Shayu, Wang Hongwei, Wang Yan, Rosenthal Adam, Sawyer Jeffrey, Tian Erming, Flynt Erin, Hoering Antje, Johnson Sarah K, Rutherford Michael W, Wardell Christopher P, Bauer Michael A, Dumontet Charles, Facon Thierry, Thanendrarajan Sharmilan, Schinke Carolina D, Zangari Maurizio, van Rhee Frits, Barlogie Bart, Cairns David, Jackson Graham, Thakurta Anjan, Davies Faith E, Morgan Gareth J, Walker Brian A
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PURPOSE: Copy-number changes and translocations have been studied extensively in many datasets with long-term follow-up. The impact of mutations remains debated given the short time to follow-up of most datasets. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN: We performed targeted panel sequencing covering 125 myeloma-specific genes and the loci involved in translocations in 223 newly diagnosed myeloma samples recruited into one of the...
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