Lymphoma represents a myriad collection of neoplasms that impact lymphocytes. This
cancer often involves disrupted cytokine, immune surveillance, and gene regulatory …

Introduction: Genome-and transcriptome-wide analyses continue to enhance our
understanding of the molecular pathogenesis of cancer. In lymphomas, this has enabled the …

The new lymphoma classifications (International Consensus Classification of Mature
Lymphoid Neoplasms, and 5th World Health Organization Classification of Lymphoid …

A comprehensive database of genetic alterations that contribute to clinical care in lymphoma
is needed. Ideally, a database which accounts for single and pathway-based genetic …

Cancer is, in essence, a genetic disease in which an accumulation of mutations leads to
activation of oncogenic pathways and impairment of normal controls in growth and survival …

Introduction: Few studies provide next-generation sequencing (NGS) based, clinical
genomic profiling across lymphoma subtypes using tumor and matched normal samples to …

The vast increase of knowledge regarding genetic abnormalities in lymphomas has
contributed significantly not only in the better understanding of the pathobiology of the …

Summary This Special Issue contains review articles focusing on several lymphoma entities
included in the current WHO classification. The aim of the book is to guide the readers in …

Background: Several retrospective series have characterized the genomic landscape in
many lymphoma subtypes. However, as these studies used different sequencing methods …

The recent application of next-generation sequencing technologies lead to significant
improvements in our understanding of genetic underpinnings of non-Hodgkin lymphomas …