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Targeting novel pathways in breast cancer
February 2020
Highlights
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Multigene sequencing
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Underpinning genetic mechanisms of activation of the pathways may differ between primary and metastatic breast cancer
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Metastatic HER2+ definition may change with ADCs
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Multiplatform approaches are required
Summary
The landscape of genomic alterations in metastatic breast cancer
- Signaling pathways in primary breast cancer
- Metastatic breast cancers differ from primary breast cancers
- Genes significantly mutated in metastases vs primary breast cancers
- Parallel sequencing: beyond mutations and copy number alterations
- Genomic differences between primary and metastatic disease
Targeting new pathways
- Homologous recombination DNA repair: PARP inhibitors and beyond
- Targeting DNA damage response (DDR) and HRD
- Targeting APOBEC mutagenesis
- Chromatin remodeling genes are frequently altered in MBCs
Redefining old entities
- HER2 positive breast cancers
This event is sponsored by: :
Speaker
Jorge S Reis-Filho, MD PhD FRCPath
Chief, Experimental Pathology Service Memoria ...
at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center
New York, USA
Physician-scientist Jorge Reis-Filho focuses on the development of a predictive molecular classification for rare types of breast cancer.
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