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Concomitant ALK Fusion and TP53/EGFR Mutation Lead to Adverse Prognostic Outcome.
The clinical respiratory journal - 1 Dec 2024
Du Mingyuan, Liu Cuiwei, Chen Leichong, Li Zhenyu, Zhang Sijia, Meng Rui
Abstract excerpt
Lung cancer treatment has evolved at the molecular level. Detecting the presence of driver genes in lung cancer fundamentally alters the choice of therapeutic regimens and the outcome of this disease. ALK fusion mutation is one of the most important mutations in nonsmall cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Also, it often has other coexisting mutation types. TP53 is the most common coexisting mutation type, whereas the...
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