ReviewHuman mutation2026
From Germline Susceptibility to Therapeutic Vulnerability: DNA Damage Response Gene Mutations Driving Multiple Myeloma Evolution and Precision Therapy.
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Abstract
Multiple myeloma (MM) is characterized by genomic instability and therapeutic resistance. Emerging evidence indicates that germline DNA damage response (DDR) mutations, including BRCA1/2, ATM, and CHEK2 variants, contribute to MM susceptibility, clonal evolution, and treatment response. Inherited DDR defects promote chromosomal instability, reshape the immune microenvironment, and facilitate therapy-driven disease progression. Recent advances in multiomics profiling, single-cell sequencing, and liquid biopsy have improved the functional interpretation and clinical monitoring of DDR alterations. Moreover, DDR-associated vulnerabilities provide opportunities for precision therapies, including PARP inhibitor-based synthetic lethality strategies. This review summarizes the mechanistic and clinical significance of germline DDR alterations in MM and highlights their translational potential in precision oncology.
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