MYC/BCL6 double hit lymphoma negative for t(3;8) bcl6

Maybury, B. D; James, L; Chadderton, N; Dowds, J; Venkatadasari, I; Riley, J; Qureshi, I; Talbot, G; Giles, H. V; Phillips, N. J; Gonzalez, M. Vega; Rakesh, P; Haslam, A; Davies, D; Moosai, S; Lane, S A; Shenouda, A; Cherian, G. V; Kaudlay, P. K; Starczynski, J et al

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University Hosipital Birmingham; The Royal wolverhampton NHS Trust; Worcestershire Acute Hospita Trust; The Dudley Group NHS Foundation Trust et al

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2023-06-01

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Abstract

A small proportion of large B cell non-Hodgkin lymphoma (NHL) has�MYC�and�BCL6�rearrangements, detectable by fluorescence in-situ hybridisation (FISH) break-apart probes. There are conflicting reports on the prognosis of this group. A proportion of them have a single�t(3;8)�BCL6

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B. D. Maybury, L. James, N. Chadderton, J. Dowds, I. Venkatadasari, J. Riley, I. Qureshi, G. Talbot, H. V. Giles, N. J. Phillips, M. Vega Gonzalez, P. Rakesh, A. Haslam, D. Davies, S. Moosai, S. A. Lane, A. Shenouda, G. V. Cherian, P. K. Kaudlay, J. Starczynski, Z. Rudzki, S. Chaganti. MYC/BCL6 double hit lymphoma negative for t(3;8) bcl6