“…Firstly, with breakpoints analysis, numerous translocations were detected in the derivate or maker chromosomes as follow: t (1; 2), t (1; 3), t (1; 7), t (1; 10), t (1; 17), t (2; 3), t (5; 10), t (5; 11), t (5; 17), t (6; 8), t (6; 10), t (7; 10), t (9; 10), t (10; 11), t (10; 12), t (11; 17), and t (15; 21) ( Mairal et al, 2000 ). And the fusion genes with potential involvement in sarcomagenesis, like TMTC-NTRK3, LMNA-NTRK1, were identified ( Ali et al, 2019 ; Bai et al, 2022 ). Therefore, the chromosomal rearrangement was at play in the formation of composite karyotype.…”