Background
The HR pathway is important in DNA double-strand break repair. HR defects promote carcinogenesis and are associated with selective sensitivity to PARP-inhibitors and DNA-damaging agents like platinum.
Background
The HR pathway is important in DNA double-strand break repair. HR defects promote carcinogenesis and are associated with selective sensitivity to PARP-inhibitors and DNA-damaging agents like platinum.
– Caris Life Sciences
INTRODUCTION AND PURPOSE Homologous recombination deficiency (HRD) is common in breast cancer, with somatic frequencies of 15.6% previously reported1. Targeted therapies including PARP inhibitors may… […]
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