What chromosomal abnormalities are considered high-risk, standard risk?

What chromosomal abnormalities are considered high-risk, standard risk?
What is the definition of high-risk multiple myeloma (HRMM)?
Do all my myeloma cells same chromosomal mutations? What is clonal heterogeneity? (Part 2)
What is a genetic signature?
Why is myeloma hard to treat? What is meant by a signaling pathway?
What is BRAF, RAS (K RAS, N RAS)?
What are oncogenes, tumor suppressor genes, DNA repair genes and common types of each?
When should myeloma genetic testing be done?
What is genetic testing in myeloma? What is the purpose of doing genetic testing?
Do all my myeloma cells same chromosomal mutations? What is clonal heterogeneity? (Part 1)
Can your myeloma genetics change over time?
Why is it important for myeloma patients to know the cytogenetic abnormalities of their cancer?
What are the 2 types of clonal evolution (linear and branching)?
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