As an outsider, and nothing close to an expert, the title sounds profoundly tantalizing, in terms of a means to hypothesizing a cure... Specifically, to my ears

As an outsider, and nothing close to an expert, the title sounds profoundly tantalizing, in terms of a means to hypothesizing a cure... Specifically, to my ears, "computationally identifiable" sounds like a new level of targeting accuracy? So, hypothetically, what would it mean, if one could sequence a tumor, identify the receptors, then culture and replicate the immune signal to amplify it, train the host with a vaccinating agent, and then let the host's immune response mount a highly targeted attack to eradicate instances of the diseased genome? Sounds like that's a pretty tall order for now? Or is it just presumptive, and fantastically absurd to believe things even work like that?