Mutation Explorer
Select the mutations found in your test report. We'll explore what each one means for your diagnosis, risk category, and treatment options โ using the latest classification guidelines.
๐ How to read your pathology reportโผ
When you review your Next-Generation Sequencing (NGS) or molecular pathology report, look for a section titled "Pathogenic Variants", "Mutations Detected", or "Genomic Findings".
Mutations are usually listed by the Gene Name (like NPM1 or TP53) followed by the specific variant code (like p.Trp288fs).
For this tool, you only need to select the Gene Name. Some genes have important specific sub-types (like FLT3-ITD vs FLT3-TKD) โ check your report closely for these distinctions.
Tip: Ignore sections labeled "Variants of Unknown Significance (VUS)" or "Benign / Likely Benign" as they typically don't influence diagnosis or treatment decisions.
Select Your Mutations
Tip: check your pathology or genomics report for gene names.
๐ Structural Rearrangement / Fusion
๐ก Signal Transducer
๐งฒ Epigenetic Regulator
๐ Transcription Factor
๐ก๏ธ Tumor Suppressor / DNA Checkpoint
โ๏ธ Nucleolar Protein
โ๏ธ Spliceosome
๐ Cohesin Complex
โ๏ธ Medical Disclaimer: This tool is for educational purposes only. Classification and risk information is based on population-level studies. Always discuss your specific situation with your hematologist or oncologist.
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