Integrated proteogenomic and metabolomic profiling of acute myeloid leukemias to identify molecular subtypes and associated therapy targets - Summary - MDSpire

Integrated proteogenomic and metabolomic profiling of acute myeloid leukemias to identify molecular subtypes and associated therapy targets

  • By

  • Shih-Chun A. Chu

  • Yi Hsiao

  • Chenwei Wang

  • Jennifer E. Kyle

  • Raghav Jain

  • Yamei Deng

  • Marina A. Gritsenko

  • Leanne E. Henry

  • Jonathan T. Lei

  • Yongchao Dou

  • Bahar Tercan

  • Zhiao Shi

  • Mahnoor N. Gondal

  • Chia-Feng Tsai

  • John M. Elizarraras

  • Rosalie K. Chu

  • Fengchao Yu

  • Sunil K. Joshi

  • Xiaojun Jing

  • Daniel A. Polasky

  • Karl K. Weitz

  • Ginny Xiaohe Li

  • Vanessa L. Paurus

  • Chaevien S. Clendinen

  • Athena A. Schepmoes

  • Priscila M. Lalli

  • Josie G. Eder

  • Javier E. Flores

  • Kelly G. Stratton

  • James C. Pino

  • Camilo Posso

  • Vladislav A. Petyuk

  • Tyler J. Sagendorf

  • Yuanwei Xu

  • Omar M. Ibrahim

  • Ronald J. Moore

  • Rui Zhao

  • Jin Chen

  • Matthew E. Monroe

  • Mathangi Thiagarajan

  • Galen Hostetter

  • Chelsea Newton

  • Eunkyung An

  • Ana I. Robles

  • Xu Zhang

  • Nathan J. Edwards

  • Yin Lu

  • Hui Zhang

  • Haitham Abdelhakim

  • Paul D. Piehowski

  • Mehdi Mesri

  • Richard D. Smith

  • Chandan Kumar-Sinha

  • Cristina E. Tognon

  • Jennifer Dunlap

  • Elie Traer

  • Li Ding

  • Jeffrey W. Tyner

  • Arul M. Chinnaiyan

  • Gilbert S. Omenn

  • Karin D. Rodland

  • Saravana M. Dhanasekaran

  • Sara J. C. Gosline

  • Alexey I. Nesvizhiskii

  • Bing Zhang

  • Tao Liu

  • Marcin P. Cieslik

  • June 12, 2026

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Objective:

To generate a multiomic atlas of acute myeloid leukemia (AML) linking genetic drivers to specific molecular traits and drug responses.

Approach:
    Key Findings:
    • Identified eight distinct subtypes of AML (AML-8) linking genetic drivers to specific molecular traits.
    • Detected 111,993 molecular features with high technical reproducibility.
    • NPM1 mutations affect protein levels and localization, impacting the proteomic landscape.
    Interpretation:

    The study provides a multiomic framework that enhances understanding of AML heterogeneity and potential therapeutic targets.

    Limitations:
    • The study focuses on treatment-naive individuals, which may not represent all AML patients, particularly those with prior treatments.
    • The extent of clinical applicability of the identified subtypes requires further validation.
    Conclusion:

    This multiomic atlas serves as a resource for advanced stratification and therapeutic development in AML.

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