Somatic mutation patterns and compound response in cancers
The use of various cancer cell lines can recapitulate knowntumor-associated mutations and genetically define cancersubsets. This approach also enables comparative surveys ofassociations between cancer mutations and drug responses.Here, we analyzed the effects of ∼40,000 compounds oncancer cell lines...
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| Format: | Article |
| Language: | English |
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Korean Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology
2013-02-01
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| Series: | BMB Reports |
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| Online Access: | http://bmbreports.org/jbmb/pdf.php?data=MTMwOTI2MTdAcGRmX3JhaW50cmFjZV9sZWV5c0AlNUI0Ni0yJTVEMTMwMjI2MTg0NF8lMjgwOTctMTAyJTI5Qk1CXzEyLTIyNi5wZGY= |
| Summary: | The use of various cancer cell lines can recapitulate knowntumor-associated mutations and genetically define cancersubsets. This approach also enables comparative surveys ofassociations between cancer mutations and drug responses.Here, we analyzed the effects of ∼40,000 compounds oncancer cell lines that showed diverse mutation-dependentsensitivity profiles. Over 1,000 compounds exhibited uniquesensitivity on cell lines with specific mutational genotypes,and these compounds were clustered into six different classesof mutation-oriented sensitivity. The present analysis providesnew insights into the relationship between somatic mutationsand selectivity response of chemicals, and these results shouldhave applications related to predicting and optimizing therapeuticwindows for anti-cancer agents. [BMB Reports 2013;46(2): 97-102] |
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| ISSN: | 1976-6696 1976-670X |