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Leukemia-Associated Surface Antigens (Broad Category)
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Overview
The term 'Surface Antigen In Leukemia' is a broad descriptive category encompassing numerous distinct molecules expressed on leukemic cells, rather than a specific, well-defined molecular target. These are often referred to as leukemia-associated antigens (LAAs). These antigens are diverse in their molecular structure and function, and their expression varies across different leukemia subtypes and individual patients. Examples of specific LAAs that can serve as therapeutic targets or biomarkers include WT1, PRAME, RHAMM/HMMR, FLT3, Bcl-2, Survivin, LAMR1, PRTN3, RAGE-1, MGEA6, HSP110, and CD19. To provide detailed structured information, a specific molecular target from this category needs to be identified and specified.
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- Surface Antigen In Leukemia (non-specific)LAAs (Leukemia-Associated Antigens)
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Disease associations
Associated with various types of leukemia (as a class of markers or therapeutic targets)
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