ArticleCells2025
Genomic Analysis Defines Increased Circulating, Leukemia-Induced Macrophages That Promote Immune Suppression in Mouse Models of FGFR1-Driven Leukemogenesis.
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- A gene signature derived from leukemia associated macrophages provides a compelling risk stratification for human AML patients.Biomarker research · 2026Article
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The development of FGFR1-driven stem cell leukemia and lymphoma syndrome (SCLL) in mouse models is accompanied by an increase in highly heterogenous myeloid derived suppressor cells (MDSCs), which promote immune evasion. To dissect this heterogeneity, we used a combination of CyTOF and scRNA-Seq to define the phenotypes and genotypes of these MDSCs. CyTOF demonstrated increased levels of circulating macrophages in the peripheral blood of leukemic mice, and flow cytometry demonstrated that these macrophages were derived from Ly6C
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