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What links BRAF to the heart function? new insights from the cardiotoxicity of BRAF inhibitors in cancer treatment

2015

The RAS-related signalling cascade has a fundamental role in cell. It activates differentiation and survival. It is particularly important one of its molecules, B-RAF. B-RAF has been a central point for research, especially in melanoma. Indeed, it lacked effective therapeutic weapons since the early years of its study. Molecules targeting B-RAF have been developed. Nowadays, two classes of molecules are approved by FDA. Multi-target molecules, such as Sorafenib and Regorafenib, and selective molecules, such as Vemurafenib and Dabrafenib. Many other molecules are still under investigation. Most of them are studied in phase 1 trials. Clinical studies correlate B-RAF inhibitors and QT prolonga…

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Search for the mutation of B-RAFV600E in FNA of thyroid nodules

2006

Thyroid cancer B-RafSettore MED/13 - Endocrinologia
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