Figure 5.
Genomic aberrations may be associated with both PFS and OS. (A-B) Gain in 2p (encompassing VRK2, FANCL, and LINC01122); (C-D) gain in 1q (H3F3A); and (E-F) deletion in 17p (TP53). Patients were grouped based on the presence (red) or absence (blue) of the aberration. Kaplan-Meier analysis was performed to investigate the association between the aberration and clinical outcome, including PFS (A,C,E) and OS (B,D,F). N.S., not significant.

Genomic aberrations may be associated with both PFS and OS. (A-B) Gain in 2p (encompassing VRK2, FANCL, and LINC01122); (C-D) gain in 1q (H3F3A); and (E-F) deletion in 17p (TP53). Patients were grouped based on the presence (red) or absence (blue) of the aberration. Kaplan-Meier analysis was performed to investigate the association between the aberration and clinical outcome, including PFS (A,C,E) and OS (B,D,F). N.S., not significant.

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