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Utilizing Genomics to Identify Novel Immunotherapeutic Targets in Multiple Myeloma High-Risk Subgroups

2025-02-02

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Immunotherapy is now standard of care for multiple myeloma, where the most common targets are B cell maturation antigen, CD38, and G protein-coupled receptor class C group 5 member D but strategies to identify additional targets are needed. We have utilized two large datasets of genomic data and integrated them with existing databases to identify expressed cell surface targets in myeloma patients. Importantly, we...

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3a163556-4fa8-5e9e-aa3f-308c35aea25a
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10.1101/2025.01.29.635544
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