OICR Series
Predicting Response to Anthracyclines
May 2022
Summary
Developing targeted conventional therapies hampered by lack of understanding key events/pathways that lead to response/resistance
Highlights
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Lack of validated biomarkers
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Co-ordinated molecular analysis of cell lines and clinical trial material has led to identification of histone assay
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Assay has been validated in phase III clinical trial
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Ongoing studies validating assay to level IA and IB
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Histone assay is a potential tool that could be used by clinicians to determine if a patient could be spared anthracycline treatment.

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