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. 2022 Sep 13;12(12):2856–2879. doi: 10.1158/2159-8290.CD-22-0603

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Figure 5. SMGs. Oncoplots of SMGs (top) and other melanoma genes (other, bottom) in (A) cutaneous tumors, (B) acral tumors, (C) mucosal tumors, and (D) uveal tumors. Each subtype is separated into TCGA molecular categories. Oncoplots show SNV and indels only. Tumors without an SNV or indel in a TCGA category gene that were assigned to that TCGA category had other structural alterations of the gene, e.g., a BRAF fusion. — SMGs. Oncoplots of SMGs (top) and other melanoma genes (other, bottom) in cutaneous (A), acral (B), mucosal (C), and uveal (D) tumors. Each subtype is separated into TCGA molecular categories. Oncoplots show SNVs and indels only. Tumors without an SNV or indel in a TCGA category gene that were assigned to that TCGA category had other structural alterations of the gene (e.g., a BRAF fusion).