Figure 2.

Classification of hierarchical clustering in older patients with acute myeloid leukemia. (A) Dendrogram showing patients classified into nine distinct subgroups based on the frequently assembled mutations and chromosomal abnormalities. (B) Nodes in the network map represent genomic alterations found in dominant individual clusters. The edges, arranged in relation to each gene, represent the correlations between different genes. Colors of the nodes represent the nine clusters, which include the dominant genes.