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Overcoming Drug Resistance to BRAF Inhibitor.
Bulletin of mathematical biology - 14 Jan 2020
Friedman Avner, Siewe Nourridine
Abstract excerpt
One of the most frequently found mutations in human melanomas is in the B-raf gene, making its protein BRAF a key target for therapy. However, in patients treated with BRAF inhibitor (BRAFi), although the response is very good at first, relapse occurs within 6 months, on the average. In order to overcome this drug resistance to BRAFi, various combinations of BRAFi with other drugs have been explored, and some are...
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