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  • Angioimmunoblastic T-cell lymphoma (AITL) is a challenging cancer linked to CD4 follicular helper T cells, which have poorly understood metabolic needs, prompting the search for targeted treatments.
  • Researchers conducted metabolomic and proteomic analyses on murine models of AITL and confirmed findings with human patient data, revealing that AITL Tfh cells heavily rely on the choline lipid pathway for their survival.
  • Targeted treatments using a fatty acid oxidation inhibitor showed increased survival in mice and significant reduction of malignant Tfh cells, suggesting that choline metabolism presents a new therapeutic target for AITL.
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  • Plasmablastic lymphoma (PBL) is a rare, aggressive form of lymphoma often seen in immunocompromised individuals, particularly those with HIV or EBV, and usually presents in the oral cavity.
  • The reported case involves a 65-year-old man without HIV or EBV who presented with significant abdominal issues and was found to have a large kidney mass diagnosed as PBL, after undergoing various tests and treatments.
  • This case is notable because it highlights how PBL can occur in immunocompetent patients and emphasizes the need for more research to improve its diagnosis, especially distinguishing it from similar conditions like plasma cell myeloma.
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