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Tumor-specific mutant antigens, or neoantigens, are peptides derived from somatic mutations unique to cancer cells. Presented on MHC molecules, they can be recognized by T cells, triggering an anti-tumor immune response. They are promising targets for personalized immunotherapies due to their tumor specificity and ability to bypass central immune tolerance.
Presentation of mutated peptides on MHC molecules, leading to T cell-mediated tumor cell killing.
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