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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2024 Jun 17.
Published in final edited form as: Sci Transl Med. 2022 Jun 15;14(649):eaba4380. doi: 10.1126/scitranslmed.aba4380

Fig. 1. MHC-I alleles with predicted binding to CALRMUT-derived peptides are less frequent in CALRMUT MPNs.

Fig. 1.

(A) Principal components analysis of MHC-I allele frequencies from patients with CALRMUT MPN, patients with JAK2V617F MPN, and U.S. Caucasian population. (B) Comparison of MHC-I allele frequencies from patients with CALRMUT MPN, patients with JAK2V617F MPN, and U.S. Caucasian population compared to each other in the NEUS cohort and (C) the Danish cohort. Frequencies are expressed as percentages. MHC-I alleles that are overrepresented in patients with CALRMUT are in blue (NEUS cohort) and green (Danish cohort), whereas MHC-I alleles that are underrepresented in patients with CALRMUT are in red (NEUS cohort) and pink (Danish cohort). For the NEUS cohort, only MHC-I alleles differentially expressed between patients with CALRMUT MPN compared to both patients with JAK2V617F MPN and U.S. Caucasian population were considered for further analysis. (D) Heatmap of predicted binding of each CALRMUT-derived peptide to each MHC-I allele from (B) (left). MHC-I alleles that are underrepresented or overrepresented in patients with CALRMUT MPN in both cohorts are noted with white or black circles, respectively. Actual MHC-I allele frequencies in CALRMUT and JAK2V617F MPN patient populations are also noted (right). (E) Cohort breakdown of CALRMUT MPN MHC-I allele frequencies of individual institution consisting of the NEUS cohort for the six less frequent MHC-I alleles.