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Revisiting neoantigen depletion signal in the untreated cancer genome

2020-05-15

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This study is arising from Van den Eynden J. et al. Nature Genetics. Lack of detectable neoantigen depletion signals in the untreated cancer genome. Van den Eynden J. et al. tried to address a very important scientific question: could the immune system eliminate cancer cells with immunogenic mutations in untreated situation? Van den Eynden J. et al. first annotated the human exome into “HLA-binding regions” and...

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8bde0417-0d86-59c9-a613-f678e9959119
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10.1101/2020.05.11.089540
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