Resistance to targeted therapies: a role for microRNAs?

作者: Cristina Migliore , Silvia Giordano

DOI: 10.1016/J.MOLMED.2013.08.002

关键词: BioinformaticsBiologymicroRNACancer therapyCancer treatmentOncogene AddictionTherapeutic approachContext (language use)Resistance (ecology)Molecular medicineMolecular biology

摘要: The discovery of oncogene addiction dramatically changed the therapeutic approach for cancer treatment, and many drugs targeting specific molecular alterations are now in clinics. Despite big success these new compounds, main limit to their efficacy is represented by resistance therapy. alteration activity or expression proteins has already been linked onset resistance, but recent evidence indicates a role microRNAs (miRNAs) as well. In this context, idea exploiting miRNAs predictors response therapy represents an intriguing possibility. purpose review address relationship between targeted therapies resistance.

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