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The "graft-versus-leukemia" target refers not to a single molecule but rather an immunologic process mediated by allogeneic donor-derived T cells following transplantation. It plays a critical role in eliminating residual leukemic disease through recognition of non-self-antigens unique to malignant hematopoietic cells. Ongoing research aims to maximize this beneficial immune response while minimizing harmful side effects like GVHD through advanced cellular engineering techniques including allogeneic CAR-T cell development.
Donor T-cells recognize and eliminate recipient leukemic cells based on alloantigen recognition.
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