Supplementary Figure S12 from Multiomic mapping of acquired chromosome 1 copy number and structural variants to identify therapeutic vulnerabilities in multiple myeloma.

Eileen M. Boyle; Patrick Blaney; James H. Stoeckle; Yubao Wang; Hussein Ghamlouch; Dylan Gagler; Marc Braunstein; Louis Williams; Avital Tenenbaum; Ariel Siegel; Xiaoyi Chen; Gaurav Varma; Jason Avigan; Alexander Li; Monica Jinsi; David Kaminetzky; Arnaldo Arbini; Lydia Montes; Jill Corre; Even H. Rustad; Ola Landgren; Francesco Maura; Brian A. Walker; Michael Bauer; Benedetto Bruno; Aristotelis Tsirigos; Faith E. Davies; Gareth J. Morgan

doi:10.1158/1078-0432.27033322

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Gene set enrichment analysis highlighting pathway associated with A. Gain 1q in all patients (all genes) B. Gain 1q in all patients (restricted to genes on chromosome 1) C. Gain 1q in t(4;14) patients D. Gain 1q in t(11;14) E. Focal versus whole arm 1q gain.

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