Key Finding:
In non-small cell lung cancer, splicing alterations and MET co-amplification result in high MET expression.
Key Finding:
In non-small cell lung cancer, splicing alterations and MET co-amplification result in high MET expression.
– Caris Life Sciences
Abstract Introduction: Genomic alterations in the juxtamembrane exon 14 splice sites in NSCLC lead to increased MET stability and oncogenesis. We present the largest cohort study… […]
– Caris Life Sciences
Abstract Introduction Genomic alterations in the juxtamembrane exon 14 splice sites in NSCLC lead to increased MET stability and oncogenesis. We present the largest cohort… […]
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