Volitinib, a potent and highly selective c‐Met inhibitor, effectively blocks c‐Met signaling and growth in c‐MET amplified gastric cancer patient‐derived tumor xenograft models

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PURPOSE: To investigate the incidence of cMET gene copy number changes and protein overexpression in Chinese gastric cancer (GC) and to preclinically test the hypothesis that the novel, potent and selective cMET small-molecule inhibitor volitinib, will deliver potent anti-tumor activity in cMET-dysregulated GC patient-derived tumor xenograft (PDX) models. EXPERIMENTAL DESIGN: A range of assays were used and...

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