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Functional Characterization of Myeloid Neoplasm-associated DDX41 Variants Reveals Pathogenic Interaction with Acquired Hotspot Mutation

2026-05-31

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Germline variants in DDX41 are the most frequent genetic predisposition to adult hematologic malignancies. The most common variants are truncating, implicating loss of function in the pathogenesis. However, non-truncating variants account for 30-40% of cases, and their impact on essential DDX41 functions remains unknown. We utilized a genetic complementation assay to assess the functionality of 10 recurrent germ...

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2b28fe3a-ce2c-507c-bdef-35af6990d7f0
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10.64898/2026.05.27.727893
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