P1/2, N=13, Terminated, John Kirkwood | Trial completion date: Dec 2028 --> Feb 2025 | Active, not recruiting --> Terminated; Secura Bio, Inc. discontinued support of the trial.
This study proposes a robust 12-lncRNA signature linking cuproptosis and oxidative stress with prognosis and therapy response in ovarian cancer, offering preliminary insights for personalized treatment guidance.
In summary, the findings of the study indicate that elevated FSTL1 expression could serve as a prognostic biomarker for unfavorable outcomes in colorectal cancer (CRC) diagnosis and may also identify potential targets for immunotherapy in CRC.
While conventional chemotherapy and immune checkpoint inhibitors remain largely ineffective, advances in ACC biology have driven the development of mechanism-based treatments. Future trials should prioritize biomarker-guided patient selection, rational combinations, and integration of molecular diagnostics to improve outcomes in this indolent but ultimately fatal disease.
In our work, we investigated the mechanism by which NUMBL facilitates VM-mediated resistance at the molecular, cellular, human tissue, and animal levels. By integrating novel insights into the roles of NUMBL, VM, and deubiquitination, this research aims to establish a theoretical framework for elucidating the underlying mechanisms of axitinib resistance and provide new perspectives for improving the efficacy of axitinib in the treatment of ccRCC.