Melanoma never says die.

作者: Nikolas K. Haass , Udo Schumacher

DOI: 10.1111/EXD.12400

关键词: Smac mimeticsCancer researchImmunologyDrug resistanceMelanomaBh3 mimeticTargeted therapyDisease progressionMedicine

摘要: Drug resistance in melanoma is commonly attributed to ineffective apoptotic pathways. Targeting apoptosis regulators thus considered a promising approach sensitizing therapy. In the previous issue of Experimental Dermatology, Plotz and Eberle discuss role that plays progression drug utility apoptosis-inducing BH3-mimetics as targeted There are number compounds clinical development field seems close translating recent findings into benefits for patients with melanoma. Thus, this viewpoint timely achieves valuable summary current state therapy

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