• Gene fusion; HGNC; 5477; IGH + HGNC; 7553; MYC; Name(s)=MYC-IGH (from parent cell line).
  
• Mutation; HGNC; 11998; TP53; Simple; p.Arg213Gln (c.638G>A); ClinVar=VCV000135359; Zygosity=Heterozygous (from parent cell line).
  
• Mutation; HGNC; 11998; TP53; Simple; p.Tyr234His (c.700T>C); ClinVar=VCV000376691; Zygosity=Heterozygous (from parent cell line).
  

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