Novel antineoplastics targeting genetic changes in colorectal cancer.

作者: Jamal Joudeh , Joshua E. Allen , Avisnata Das , Varun Prabhu , Michael Farbaniec

DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4614-6176-0_1

关键词: Colorectal cancerMedicineOncologyAngiogenesisInternal medicineProgrammed cell deathCarcinogenesisCancer cellCell growthClinical trialCancer

摘要: Cytotoxic chemotherapy remains the mainstay of medical ­management colorectal cancer (CRC). Research over last two decades has led to a molecular understanding oncogenic mechanisms involved in CRC and contributed rational development antineoplastics that target these mechanisms. During carcinogenesis, genetic changes often occur molecules play key functional roles such as cell proliferation, angiogenesis, apoptosis, death immune-mediated destruction cells. Here, we review novel are approved or for associated with aberrations CRC. Some targeted have proven effective against other solid tumors hold promise treating whereas others now routinely used combination cytotoxic agents. This article reviews CRC, their antitumor mechanisms, stage development.

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