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Malignant Progression of an Ancestral Bone Marrow Clone Harboring a CIC-NUTM2A Fusion in Isolated Myeloid Sarcoma.

Jennifer L KamensJinjun DangTimothy I ShawAlexander M GoutScott NewmanKohei HagiwaraAmelia M R SmithAlyssa N ObermayerSarah AldridgeJing MaYang ZhangGang WuVasiliki LeventakiTeresa C SantiagoSusana RaimondiJoy NakitandweAlberto S PappoChunliang LiJinghui ZhangTanja A Grüber
Published in: Molecular cancer research : MCR (2023)
This study illustrates molecular involvement of phenotypically normal bone marrow in myeloid sarcoma, which has significant implications in clinical care. Further, it extends the definition of CIC-rearrangements to include hematologic malignancies and shows evidence of RTK activation that may be exploited therapeutically in cancer(s) driven by these fusions.
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