Gene Fusion Nomenclature
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They are generally represented as gene1-gene2 (5 to 3 prime) : For example : BCR-ABL1 fusion, EML4-ALK fusion etc...
Wiki : "These are usually either noted with a dash, as in trp-lac or lamB-lacZ. Sometimes the fusion is generated via an insertion vector, in which case the insertion designation may be used. "
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