Comprehensive single-cell analysis uncovers malignant T-cell states in Sézary syndrome, suggesting new targeted therapy approaches.
This is one of the most comprehensive single-cell studies of leukaemic CTCL to date. We uncover new malignant T-cell states, broaden the known repertoire of KIR expression, and propose mechanisms of immune evasion that may contribute to treatment resistance. These findings lay the groundwork for subtype-specific and microenvironment-informed therapeutic strategies in Sézary syndrome, with potential implications for guiding targeted therapy selection but require validation in larger, independent cohorts.
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