Figure 1.
RASmut were more prevalent in TP53wt and are enriched in KMT2A-r. (A) RASmut were highly prevalent in TP53wt compared with TP53mut t-MNs; (B-C) most prevalent mutational hot spots (G12, G13, and Q61) in NRASmut and KRASmut (G12, G13, and Q61); (D) volcano plot comparing clinical, cytogenetic, and mutational profiles between TP53mut and RASmut. Poor-risk cytogenetics were enriched in TP53mut, whereas KMT2A-r and other somatic mutations are more frequent in RASmut t-MN; (E) complex karyotype (CK) was highly prevalent in TP53mut but not in RASmut t-MN; (F) KMT2A-r was enriched in RASmut cases compared to TP53mut and RASwt t-MN; and (G) t(9;11) was highly prevalent in KRASmut compared to NRASmut.

RASmut were more prevalent in TP53wt and are enriched in KMT2A-r. (A) RASmut were highly prevalent in TP53wt compared with TP53mut t-MNs; (B-C) most prevalent mutational hot spots (G12, G13, and Q61) in NRASmut and KRASmut (G12, G13, and Q61); (D) volcano plot comparing clinical, cytogenetic, and mutational profiles between TP53mut and RASmut. Poor-risk cytogenetics were enriched in TP53mut, whereas KMT2A-r and other somatic mutations are more frequent in RASmut t-MN; (E) complex karyotype (CK) was highly prevalent in TP53mut but not in RASmut t-MN; (F) KMT2A-r was enriched in RASmut cases compared to TP53mut and RASwt t-MN; and (G) t(9;11) was highly prevalent in KRASmut compared to NRASmut.

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