Mutated DNMT3A creates a public HLADQ- binding neoantigen on acute myeloid leukemia

We here identified a public HLA class II-restricted neoantigen encoded by a driver mutation occurring in 10% of patients with AML that could become an important target for immunotherapy to treat patients with <i>DNMT3A-R882H</i>-mutated AML.

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Frontiers in Immunology
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2025-03-13
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https://doi.org/10.3389/fimmu.2025.1556121
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3
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Abstract

We here identified a public HLA class II-restricted neoantigen encoded by a driver mutation occurring in 10% of patients with AML that could become an important target for immunotherapy to treat patients with <i>DNMT3A-R882H</i>-mutated AML.

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