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Figure 1. Genomic aberrations in ALCL samples. (A) Frequency of DNA gains (up) and losses (down) observed in 64 systemic ALCL (top panel), 31 ALK−ALCL (middle panel), and 33 ALK+ALCL samples (bottom panel). Red represents gains and blue represents losses. X-axis represents chromosome localization and physical mapping; y-axis, proportion of cases showing the aberrations. (B-C) Representation of focal aberrations in ALCL samples. Analysis via GISTIC of copy number gains (left) and losses (right) for the 64 ALCL samples and only for the 31 ALK−ALCL samples. False-discovery rate q values are plotted along the x-axis with chromosomal position along the y-axis. Altered regions with significant levels exceeding the vertical green line (significance threshold) were deemed significant. Chromosomal positions are shown for each significant region on the right side of the plots.

Genomic aberrations in ALCL samples. (A) Frequency of DNA gains (up) and losses (down) observed in 64 systemic ALCL (top panel), 31 ALKALCL (middle panel), and 33 ALK+ALCL samples (bottom panel). Red represents gains and blue represents losses. X-axis represents chromosome localization and physical mapping; y-axis, proportion of cases showing the aberrations. (B-C) Representation of focal aberrations in ALCL samples. Analysis via GISTIC of copy number gains (left) and losses (right) for the 64 ALCL samples and only for the 31 ALKALCL samples. False-discovery rate q values are plotted along the x-axis with chromosomal position along the y-axis. Altered regions with significant levels exceeding the vertical green line (significance threshold) were deemed significant. Chromosomal positions are shown for each significant region on the right side of the plots.

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