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Azacytidine restores T cell function in AML by modulating DNA methylation

2026-06-17

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AML is an aggressive blood cancer associated with poor clinical outcomes. Chemotherapy remains the standard of treatment, but unfortunately relapse is very common, highlighting the need for alternative therapies. T cell dysfunction and exhaustion are prominent in AML and may represent a barrier to effective immunotherapy yet remains poorly studied in AML. DNA methylation is a major driver of T cell exhaustion and...

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0994dcca-26ce-50ef-b650-a4ca1fa7a09b
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10.64898/2026.06.14.732148
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