Germline DDX41 mutations in myeloid neoplasms: the current clinical and molecular understanding.

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PURPOSE OF REVIEW: DDX41 mutations are the most common cause of germline predisposition to adult-onset myeloid neoplasms. The unique mutational landscape and clinical features indicate a distinct molecular pathogenesis, but the precise mechanism by which DDX41 mutations cause disease is poorly understood, owing to the multitude of DDX41 functions. In this review, we will update DDX41's known functions, present...

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