FOXL2 and squamous cell carcinoma: These include a case with adult type granulosa cell tumor, with high FOXL2 mutaiton rate [13], but this gene was not in CCGS; one case was already previously tested through Caris at an outside institution; one case with rebiopsy of accessible lesion for molecular test showed a different histology (squamous cell carcinoma) compared to the patient’s metastatic/recurrent disease (mucoepidermoid carcinoma); and one pediatric case, which was discussed at the Children’s of Alabama separately.