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Clinical Trials & Observations
Journal: Blood
Blood (2025) 146 (25): 3006–3008.
Published: 2025
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Journal: Blood
Blood (2025) 146 (25): 3008–3010.
Published: 2025
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Clinical Trials & Observations
Journal: Blood
Blood (2025) 146 (25): 3005–3006.
Published: 2025
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CME
Journal: Blood
Blood (2025) 146 (25): 3130.
Published: 2025
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Shown here is the ability of CELMoDs to reshape the BM T-cell compartment and increase the E:T ratio to enhance anti–BCMA-TCE efficacy in high disease burden. (A) Lack of activity of anti–BCMA-TCE when used alone in high disease burden. (B) Ability of CELMoDs to promote T-cell proliferation increasing the E:T ratio and overcoming primary resistance in high disease burden. The figure was created with BioRender.com. Neri P. (2025) https://app.biorender.com/illustrations/68900265a0a2a697614a88ec. TCR, T-cell receptor; Teff, T-effectors; Tex, T-exhausted; Treg, T-regulatory cells.
Published: 2025
Shown here is the ability of CELMoDs to reshape the BM T-cell compartment and increase the E:T ratio to enhance anti–BCMA-TCE efficacy in high disease burden. (A) Lack of activity of anti–BCMA-TCE when used alone in high disease burden. (B) Ability of CELMoDs to promote T-cell proliferation increasi... More about this image found in Shown here is the ability of CELMoDs to reshape the BM T-cell compartment a...
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LEF1 gene alterations and their biological and clinical impact. (A) LEF1 gene alterations are found in 13% of the T-ALL cases, of which 14.3% are point mutations, 28.6% large deletions, and 57.1% focal deletions. Patients with LEF1 gene alterations display a higher prevalence of central nervous system involvement. (B) Focal deletions lead to a short isoform lacking exons 2 and 3 (LEF1 del2/3). Contrary to WT LEF1 (LEF1 WT), this isoform acts in a dominant-negative manner, inhibiting Wnt signaling. LEF1 del2/3 T-ALL cells are more susceptible to calcineurin inhibition and glucocorticoids than LEF1 WT T-ALL cells. CNS, central nervous system; WT, wild type. Illustration by A. Rita Fragoso and Marta B. Fernandes.
Published: 2025
LEF1 gene alterations and their biological and clinical impact. (A) LEF1 gene alterations are found in 13% of the T-ALL cases, of which 14.3% are point mutations, 28.6% large deletions, and 57.1% focal deletions. Patients with LEF1 gene alterations display a higher prevalence of central nervous... More about this image found in LEF1 gene alterations and their biological and clinical impact. (A) LEF1 ...