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A tumor-specific mutant peptide-MHC complex is a molecular structure formed when a major histocompatibility complex (MHC) molecule presents a peptide derived from a tumor-specific mutation (neoantigen) on the surface of a cell. These complexes are central to immune recognition of cancer cells, as they allow T cells to distinguish and target malignant cells based on their unique, mutation-derived peptides. They are key targets for personalized cancer immunotherapies, including neoantigen vaccines and adoptive T cell therapies.
TCR binding and T cell activation; Targeted immune cell recruitment and tumor cell lysis
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