Science news articles about 'k ras'
New results help predict treatment response in colorectal cancer
... 35% of colorectal cancers. These mutations keep K-Ras stuck in its active form, switching ... Leuven in Belgium will present data on the impact of K-Ras mutations from the Crystal study, in which patients ...Genetic Engineering & Biotechnology News reports on growing role of molecular diagnostics
... treatment with Herceptin. In addition, data was recently presented showing the importance of testing for the K-ras gene to assess the clinical benefit of Erbitux for metastatic colorectal cancer. Of ...Iressa proves just as effective as chemotherapy for lung cancer
... patients. In an additional analysis of the biomarkers EGFR and K-ras mutations, the study indicates that both ... ras gene mutation proved to be an overall poor prognostic marker, with both treatment arms ...Combining targeted therapy drugs may treat previously resistant tumors
... tested the PI3K inhibitor in mice with K-Ras-stimulated tumors. That treatment was ineffective, but since K- ... combined treatment with both agents caused the K-Ras-stimulated lung tumors to virtually ...Blocking molecular pathway with whimsical name possible therapeutic target for pancreatic cancer
... pancreatic cancer. Scientists already knew that a mutation in the K-RAS gene underlies the abnormal, excessive ... attractive new target for novel anti-RAS and anti-cancer therapy in pancreatic cancer, ...Hitting where it hurts: Exploiting cancer cell 'addiction' may lead to new therapies
... Settleman's group identified two classes of cancer cells: K-Ras mutant dependent ... groups and identified genes that are specifically upregulated in K-Ras-dependent cells and required for their viability ...UT Southwestern researchers use drug-radiation combo to eradicate lung cancer
... resistant to treatment with radiation and have a poor prognosis. K-RAS mutations lead to the activation of networks ... exists for NSCL cancer tumors that harbor K-RAS mutations," Dr. Scaglioni said. Dr ...Possible origins of pancreatic cancer revealed
... , mature pancreatic cells, such as insulin-secreting cells, became cancerous only when they expressed K-ras and also suffered from chronic inflammation. Under these conditions, the insulin-secreting ...Wistar researchers show targeting 'normal' cells in tumors slows growth
... engineered to spontaneously develop lung cancer when their K-Ras gene is activated with mice whose ... a genetic deletion of FAP and expressing an activated K-Ras gene. The Wistar team found that lung ...
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