Mikko Keränen

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Main Text (Cancer Cell 38, 380–399.e1–e13; September 14, 2020) We report the immunogenomic landscape of >10,000 hematological malignancies by integrating large-scale genomic, epigenomic, and transcriptomic datasets in this article. During its preparation, we submitted an incorrect version of Figure 1A, in which the numbers of the cases in the Hemap dataset were incorrect (1,288 and 4,293 lymphoma and leukemia samples, respectively; the correct numbers are 1,300 and 4,281).

The worldwide COVID-19 pandemic forces countries and businesses to dramatically slow down their economic and social activities. Satellite images document these current states vividly. The 2020 outbreak of the novel coronavirus is primarily a human tragedy, affecting the lives and activities of millions of people worldwide. The pandemic has a growing impact on the local and global economies as most countries around the world have been taking measures to stop the disease spread.