Duodenal-type and nodal follicular lymphomas differ by their immune microenvironment rather than their mutation profiles

Johannes C. Hellmuth; Abner Louissaint; Monika Szczepanowski; Sarah Haebe; Alessandro Pastore; Stefan Alig; Annette M. Staiger; Sylvia Hartmann; Robert Kridel; Matthew D. Ducar; P. Koch; Martin Dreyling; Martin‐Leo Hansmann; German Ott; Andreas Rosenwald; Randy D. Gascoyne; David M. Weinstock; Wolfgang Hiddemann; Wolfgang Hiddemann; Oliver Weigert

doi:10.1182/blood-2018-03-837252

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in DTFL and LSTFL indicates an increasing selection pressure for complete KMT2D loss in ASTFL pathogenesis. The highly dissimilar immune microenvironment of DTFL suggests a central role in the biology of this disease.

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