P1, N=161, Active, not recruiting, EMD Serono Research & Development Institute, Inc. | Trial completion date: Jan 2027 --> Jul 2026 | Trial primary completion date: Jan 2027 --> Jul 2026
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Our study demonstrates that combined inhibition of ATR and RNR was effective in osteosarcoma cells. These in vitro findings offer support for investigating in vivo the potential of a combination of ATR and RNR inhibitors as a new treatment strategy for osteosarcoma.
This study establishes a synergistic nanotherapeutic strategy to concurrently disrupt the HIF-1α/ATR axis and augment radiodynamic ROS production. By integrating biological pathway inhibition with damage amplification, our strategy effectively overcomes hypoxia-mediated radioresistance, offering a promising and translatable paradigm for enhancing RT outcomes in LUAD.
A panel of EC cell lines, including patient-derived models with varying PIK3CA mutation status and platinum sensitivity, was treated with camonsertib (ATR inhibitor) and inavolisib (PI3Kα inhibitor). Our findings establish dual ATR and PI3Kα inhibition as a genotype-informed therapeutic strategy for platinum-resistant EC. PIK3CA mutation status may influence the mode of cell death, supporting its use as a predictive biomarker for patient stratification in future clinical applications.
Inhibiting ATR with BAY1895344 or AZD6738 re-sensitized carboplatin-resistant PDXCs and PDXs to carboplatin, resulting in an increase in DNA damage, and apoptosis. Molecular factors associated with response to the ATR inhibitor/carboplatin combination included low RNA levels of PKMYT1. These results underscore the pivotal roles of ATR and PKMYT1 in mediating resistance to carboplatin in TNBC and support targeting these pathways to overcome carboplatin resistance in this disease.