P24

Restoring immune surveillance in post-transplant AML by targeting the c-MYC/FLT3-ITD/TAK1 axis

Project Summary

This project investigates how c-MYC and FLT3-ITD via TAK1 contribute to immune escape in AML after allogeneic stem cell transplantation. Preliminary data show that TAK1 activation upregulates immunosuppressive proteins like arginase-1 and galectin-3. Aim 1 examines in vivo how these two axes influence the graft-versus-leukaemia responses. Aim 2 analyzes the underlying signalling and transcriptional networks. In Aim 3, we validate our findings in patient samples using single-cell sequencing, cytometry and humanized mouse models to establish novel immunotherapeutic approaches for patients with AML relapse.

  • P01Blaeschke / Zeiser
  • P02Greten
  • P03Köhler / Briquez
  • P05Apostolova / Kierdorf
  • P07Prinz
  • P08Frew
  • P10Heikenwälder / Hofmann
  • P12Duyster / Kolter
  • P14Brummer
  • P15Minguet
  • P17Ruess / Bengsch
  • P18Hoefflin / Sevenich
  • P19Hofmann / Röhlen
  • P20Metzger
  • P21Böttcher
  • P22Feuchtinger / Maas-Bauer
  • P23Ingelfinger / Sevenich
  • P24Vinnakota / Wertheimer
  • P25Pahl / Rizzi
  • S1Börries / Köttgen / Schell
  • S2Reichardt / Talvard-Balland
  • INFBinder
  • ZZeiser
  • IRTGBörries
  • P16EErlacher
  • P06EGroß
  • P04EIllert
  • P13ENyström / Kiritsi
  • P05 1.FPCabezas-Wallscheid
  • S01 1.FPSchilling