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Targeting the SHOC2-RAS interaction in RAS-mutant cancers.
Nature - 1 Jun 2025
Hauseman Zachary J, Stauffer Frédéric, Beyer Kim S, Mollé Sandra, Cavicchioli Elena, Marchand Jean-Remy, Fodor Michelle, Viscomi Jessica, Dhembi Anxhela, Katz Stéphanie, Faggion Beatrice, Lanter Mylene, Kerr Grainne, Schildknecht Daniela, Handl Cornelia, Maddalo Danilo, Pissot Soldermann Carole, Brady Jacob, Shrestha Om, Nguyen Zachary, Leder Lukas, Cremosnik Gregor, Lopez Romero Sandra, Hassiepen Ulrich, Stams Travis, Linder Markus, Galli Giorgio G, Guthy Daniel A, King Daniel A, Maira Sauveur-Michel, Thoma Claudio R, Ehmke Veronika, Tordella Luca
Abstract excerpt
Activating mutations in the rat sarcoma (RAS) genes HRAS, NRAS and KRAS collectively represent the most frequent oncogenic driver in human cancer1. They have previously been considered undruggable, but advances in the past few years have led to the clinical development of agents that target KRAS(G12C) and KRAS(G12D) mutants, yielding promises of therapeutic responses at tolerated doses2. However, clinical agents...
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