MedicineBiology

E. Micarelli, Lorenzo De Marco, P. Spaggiari, A. D’Alise, A. Dal Buono, Maddalena Menini, V. Giatti, A. D’Aprano, E. Scarselli, Cesare Hassan, A. Repici

2026.5.8Cancer Prevention Research

DOI: 10.1158/1940-6207.capr-25-0388

Abstract

Our study shows that MSI and neoantigen accumulation emerge during the evolution of precancerous lesions in LS. These findings support the clinical evaluation of Nous-209, a shared neoantigen vaccine, as an immunoprevention strategy for MSI-driven colorectal carcinogenesis, with important implications for cancer prevention research.

Citation format

MICARELLI, E., et al. Mutations targeted by nous-209 immunotherapy occur early in lynch syndrome carriers’ precancer lesions with microsatellite instability. Cancer Prevention Research, 2026, 19(6): 361–367.