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Immune and Cellular Factors Shaping Response to Hypomethylating Agent–Venetoclax Therapy in Acute Myeloid Leukemia

  • By

  • Alfredo Marchetti

  • Francesca Lazzaroni

  • Matteo Claudio Da Via'

  • Marta Lionetti

  • Giulia Maggioni

  • Alessia Campagna

  • Denise Ventura

  • Giorgio A. Croci

  • Alessio Marella

  • Akihiro Maeda

  • Antonio Matera

  • Emanuele Calvi

  • Margherita Scopetti

  • Filippo Viviani

  • Nicolò Rampi

  • Davide Bonometti

  • Elena Benzoni

  • Manuela Zappa

  • Sonia Fabris

  • Marzia Barbieri

  • Stefania Pioggia

  • Claudia Leoni

  • Antony Ricchiuti

  • Matteo G. D. Porta

  • Mariarita Sciumè

  • Francesco Passamonti

  • Nicola S. Fracchiolla

  • Niccolò Bolli

  • October 13, 2026

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    The retrospective cohort included 132 patients with AML treated with hypomethylating agents plus venetoclax.

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    Molecular profiling was available for 99 patients, with TET2, DNMT3A, and NPM1 among the most frequent mutations.

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    Single-cell RNA sequencing was performed in 10 patients at diagnosis and after the first treatment cycle.

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    Single-cell patients were classified as responders, early-relapse patients, or refractory patients based on response after cycle one and subsequent treatment failure.

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    The study examined genomic and immune features associated with response to hypomethylating agent–venetoclax therapy, focusing on early treatment timepoints.

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