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Modeling Resistance and Recurrence Patterns of Combined Targeted-Chemoradiotherapy Predicts Benefit of Shorter Induction Period

2019-12-02

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The optimal integration of molecularly targeted therapies with concurrent chemotherapy and radiation (CRT) to improve cures in genotype-defined cancers is unknown. Here, we develop a bio-mathematical framework to simulate patterns of local versus distant recurrences in a heterogeneous lung cancer population receiving combined targeted therapy and CRT. Our validated model predicts that targeted induction before CRT...

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0d76ecda-0f54-5fef-a3af-aa2d5f44e510
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10.1101/861518
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