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               Table 1. Susceptible loci for multiple myeloma
                Study                                          Locus         Candidate gene
                Broderick et al. [21] , 2012                   2p23.3        DNMT3A
                        [24]
                Martino et al.  , 2012                         3p22          ULK4
                                                               7p15.3        CDCA7L
                      [22]
                Koura et al.  , 2013                           2p23.3        DNMT3A
                                                               3p22.1        ULK4
                                                               7p15.3        CDCA7L
                                                               8q24          MYC
                Chubb et al. [23] , 2013                       3q26.2        TERC
                                                               6p21.3        PSORS1C2
                                                               17p11.2       TNFRSF13B
                                                               22q13.1       APOBEC
                Weinhold et al. [25] , 2014                    2p23.3        DNMT3A
                                                               3p22.1        ULK4
                                                               3q26.2        TERC
                                                               6p21.3        PSORS1C2
                                                               7p15.3        CDCA7L
                                                               17p11.2       TNFRSF13B
                                                               22q13.1       APOBEC
                Ziv et al. [26] , 2015                         16p13         FOPNL
                        [27]
                Mitchell et al.  , 2016                        5q15          ELL2
                                                               6p22.3        JARID2
                                                               6q21.3        ATG5
                                                               7q36.1        SMARCD3
                                                               8q24.1        CCAT1
                                                               9p21.3        MTAP
                                                               16q23.1       RFWD3
                                                               20q13.1       PREX1
                      [28]
                Went et al.  , 2018                            2q31.1        SP3
                                                               5q23.2        CEP120
                                                               7q22.3        CCDC71L
                                                               7q31.33       POT1
                                                               16p11.2       PRR14
                                                               19p13.11      KLF2
                                                               22q13.1       CBX7
                            [29]
                Duran-Lozanzo et al.  , 2021                   13q13.3       SOHLH2

               via unknown mechanisms . Notwithstanding t(4;14) being associated with a poor prognosis of MM,
                                      [12]
               treatment of MM with bortezomib, a proteasome inhibitor (PI), results in an increased survival rate in these
               patients .
                      [45]

               Translocation (6;14) (p21;q32)
                                                                             [1]
               The translocation t(6;14) is rare and is present in only 2% of MM patients . It has a neutral prognosis. This
               translocation causes the juxtaposition of CCND3 to the IGH enhancers, thus directly up-regulating CCND3
               expression .
                        [46]
               Translocation (11;14) (q13;32)
               The translocation t(11;14) is the most frequent translocation present in MM (15%-20% patients) . It has a
                                                                                                 [1]
               neutral prognosis, although t(11;14) patients show significant heterogeneity and may present as PCL . This
                                                                                                   [14]
               translocation up-regulates a cyclin D gene in the CCND1 form. Gene studies demonstrated that the over-
               expression of CCND1 and CCND3 results in the deregulation of common downstream transcriptional
               events . The central role of cyclin D gene deregulation in MM provided insight into research on cyclin D
                    [47]
                                                                                                   [48]
               inhibitors in vitro. Human trials on cyclin D inhibition therapy for MM are also under consideration .
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