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Tumor-specific neoantigen epitopes represent mutated peptide fragments uniquely expressed on cancer cells. They play a central role in anti-tumor immunity due to their absence from healthy tissues, making them highly attractive targets for precision immunotherapies including personalized vaccines and adoptive cellular therapies. Their identification combines genomic sequencing with computational modeling and functional immunological assays.
Presentation via MHC molecules leads to T cell receptor recognition and subsequent T cell mediated cytotoxicity or cytokine release against tumor cells.
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