• Gene fusion; HGNC; 5722; IGKJ4 + HGNC; 5732; IGKV1-16; Name(s)=IGKV1-16-IGKJ4 (CelloPub=CLPUB00604).
  
• Gene fusion; HGNC; 5723; IGKJ5 + HGNC; 5732; IGKV1-16; Name(s)=IGKV1-16-IGKJ5 (CelloPub=CLPUB00604).
  

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