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. 2022 Jan 17;292(2):221–242. doi: 10.1111/joim.13423

Table 2.

Overview of mutations in selected genes in classic Hodgkin, large cell, and aggressive B‐cell lymphomas

Pathway Gene BL (%) DLBCL (%) PMBCL (%) cHL (%) PBL (%)
JAK‐STAT SOCS1 ST2 40–50 30–40 5–10
STAT3 ST2 5–15 30–40
STAT6 <5 30–40 30–40
JAK1 5–15 10–20%
MAPK NRAS 10–20%
KRAS <5 5–10
BcR CD79B MCD
CARD11 5–15
Epigenetic KMT2D 5–10 EZB 5–15
CREBBP 5–10 EZB 5–10
EP300 EZB 10–20%
EZH2 EZB 10–20% 30–40
HIST1 a 30–40 5–15 20–30 10–20%
ARID1A 5–10 10–20
TET2 ST2 <5 5–15
ZNF217 20–30 10–20%
Cell cycle MYC 40–50 5–15 10–20%
DNA damage TP53 10–20% 10–20% 10–20% 5–10 20–30
ATM <5 <5 5–15
NF‐κB NFKBIE <5 10–20% 10–20%
NOTCH NOTCH1 5–10 N1 <5
NOTCH2 BN2 <5
SPEN 5–10 5–15
TLR MYD88 MCD
Apoptosis BCL2 EZBb
Immune TNFRSF14 EZB <5
CXCR4 <5 <5
B2M 5–10 20–30 20–30
TNFAIP3 BN2 20–30 20–30
IL4R 20–30
Transcription ID3 30–40 <5
TCF3 20–30
KLF2 5–15 <5
Others PTPN1 20–30 20–30
Mutation frequency ranges (%)
<5 20–30
5–10 30–40
5–15 40–50
10–20 >90

Note: Frequency ranges are approximated, in a majority of cases stemming from two or more studies. In the DLBCL column, EZB, BN2, MCD, N1, and ST2 denote mutations typically present in the said molecular subtype.

Abbreviations: BcR, B‐cell receptor; BL, Burkitt lymphoma; BN2, BCL6 fusion and NOTCH2 mutation; cHL, classic Hodgkin lymphoma; DLBCL, diffuse large B‐cell lymphoma; EZB, EZH2 mutation and BCL2 translocation; MCD, MYD88 and CD79B mutations; N1, NOTCH1 mutation; PBL, plasmablastic lymphoma; PMBCL, primary mediastinal B‐cell lymphoma; ST2, SGK1 and TET2 mutations; TLR, toll‐like receptor.

a

HIST1 gene family.

b

BCL2 translocation.