What Role Do Mutated Antigens Play in Immunotherapy?
Mutated antigens are pivotal in various immunotherapy approaches. For instance, [cancer vaccines]() can be designed to induce an immune response specifically against these neoantigens. Similarly, [adoptive T-cell transfer]() therapies can be engineered to target these unique proteins. By focusing on mutated antigens, these therapies aim to achieve a more effective and less toxic treatment compared to conventional therapies.
