December 8, 2025BloodOpen Access

Dissecting India's molecular hematology landscape: A 1000-patient genomic study identifies geographic clusters, signature enrichments, and young-onset AML

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Young-onset AML was identified among patients, highlighting shifts in age demographics within Indian populations.
The study involved genomic epidemiology utilizing DNA-based next-generation sequencing on a 75-gene panel across 1000 patients.
K-means clustering revealed four distinct molecular subtypes, enriched for specific mutations across geographic regions.
These findings may enable region-specific therapies and emphasize the need for environmental surveillance in hematologic oncology.

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Genomic study identifies molecular subtypes and environmental mutagens in 1000 Indian patients with hematologic malignancies, indicating localized genetic risks.

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Rahul et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69362f764fa91c937236e35e https://doi.org/10.1182/blood-2025-962

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Genomic study identifies molecular subtypes and environmental mutagens in 1000 Indian patients with hematologic malignancies, indicating localized genetic risks.

Dissecting India's molecular hematology landscape: A 1000-patient genomic study identifies geographic clusters, signature enrichments, and young-onset AML

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Dissecting India's molecular hematology landscape: A 1000-patient genomic study identifies geographic clusters, signature enrichments, and young-onset AML

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