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Superiority of a novel EGFR targeted covalent inhibitor over its reversible counterpart in overcoming drug resistance

2012-01-01

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Recently, the importance of targeted covalent inhibitors in addressing potency, selectivity and drug resistance has become of great interest, especially in the area of non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). Although several covalent EGFR TKIs that are advancing in NSCLC clinical development are active against mutations which are refractory to the reversible TKI drugs Tarceva and Iressa, limited chemical diversity has...

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5c5f732a-ac08-516a-82ea-4fd332e18375
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10.1039/c2md20017a
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