This technology is a mouse model and murine lymphoma line that allows for the conditional knock-in of the Vav1-Myof1 fusion oncogene in CD4+ T cells.
Peripheral T-cell Lymphomas (PTCLs) represent a heterogeneous and poorly understood pathological group of non-Hodgkin lymphomas associated with poor prognosis, particularly in those with the GATA3+ subtype. Mutations in the Vav1-Myof1 fusion oncogene can result in PTCL. Animal models are necessary to better understand the role of Vav1-Myof1 and develop targeted treatments for these disorders. However, there are currently few animal models to study PTCL in vivo, and none that look specifically at this oncogene.
This technology is a mouse model and murine lymphoma line that allows for the conditional knock-in of the Vav1-Myof1 fusion oncogene in CD4+ T cells. It can be used to study PTCL with GATA3+ features and screen targeted treatments. It can also be used to understand the role of Vav1-Myof1 in hematological malignancies and screen potential therapeutics.
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