Indeed, of the antigens considered, those that have been found with any frequency in AML were limited to Wilms’ Tumour protein (WT1) (3rd out of 75) and survivin (12th out of 75), reflecting the authors’ need to provide a shortlist of antigens relevant to as many solid and haematological malignancies as possible. Here, WT1 is linked to acute myeloid leukemia.