Nieodwracalne inhibitory kinaz tyrozynowych receptorów rodziny naskórkowego czynnika wzrostu – nowa, obiecująca strategia terapeutyczna Artykuł przeglądowy
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nieodwracalne inhibitory kinaz tyrozynowych, rak pierski, rak płuca, HER2, EGFR
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Inhibitory kinaz tyrozynowych receptorów rodziny naskórkowego czynnika wzrostu (ErbB) znalazły miejsce w rutynowej praktyce klinicznej. Niestety, u części chorych nie stwierdza się odpowiedzi na leczenie pomimo istnienia czynników predykcyjnych, a u tych, którzy odnoszą korzyść terapeutyczną, nieuchronnie rozwija się oporność. Dokładne badanie funkcjonowania receptorów błonowych i związanych z nimi szlaków sygnałowych wykazało, że nietrwała blokada receptorów ErbB jest jedną z przyczyn rozwoju oporności na terapie ukierunkowane molekularnie. Ten wniosek stał się podstawą stworzenia nieodwracalnych inhibitorów kinaz tyrozynowych receptorów rodziny ErbB. W wyniku całkowitej i nieodwracalnej blokady tych receptorów błonowych dochodzi do zahamowania aktywności szlaków sygnałowych warunkujących wzrost i progresję procesu nowotworowego. W niniejszym artykule omówiono znaczenie nieodwracalnej blokady receptorów rodziny ErbB oraz dane dotyczące efektywności tych leków w warunkach klinicznych.
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Wysocki PJ. Nieodwracalne inhibitory kinaz tyrozynowych receptorów rodziny naskórkowego czynnika wzrostu – nowa, obiecująca strategia terapeutyczna. OncoReview [Internet]. 30 marzec 2012 [cytowane 3 lipiec 2024];2(1(5):21-6. Dostępne na: https://journalsmededu.pl/index.php/OncoReview/article/view/290
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