Targeted therapy is designed to block specific oncogenic products involved in disordered signaling, with the purpose of inducing selective therapy. However the activation of compensatory and alternate signaling pathways to bypass the inhibitory effects of targeted therapies has led to both intrinsic and acquired resistance. Here, in order to abrogate these adverse signaling nodes, we investigated two major approaches: (a) the design of single agents termed "combi-molecules" targeted to key players of multiple signaling pathways and (b) the determination of Achilles' heels in this complex network of signaling pathways to be targeted for effective therapy. This thesis focuses on the targeting of EGFR, c-Src and c-Met, three tyrosine kinases t...
G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) represent the protein family most successfully targeted for trea...
Les récepteurs transmembranaires traduisent les informations extracellulaires en signaux intracellul...
This thesis comprises the usage of two commonly known hinge-binding moieties in drug discovery. Firs...
Targeting cancer cells at multiple signaling pathways has become the most common approach to sensiti...
Encouraging studies have already demonstrated the anti-cancer clinical potential of T cell therapy, ...
Encouraging studies have already demonstrated the anti-cancer clinical potential of T cell therapy, ...
Cellular receptors are normally divided into two large families according to their ability to induce...
Cellular receptors are normally divided into two large families according to their ability to induce...
Advancements in oncology have improved the overall survival rate of cancer patients. However, chemot...
Cellular receptors are normally divided into two large families according to their ability to induce...
Traditionally chemotherapy, used for the treatment of breast cancer, relied on combinations containi...
Triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) is the most aggressive form of breast cancers. It accounts for ...
Breast cancer is a very complex and heterogeneous disease. Among the different molecular subtypes, T...
Glioblastoma (GBM) is one of the most frequent, invasive and devastating primary brain tumors with a...
Breast cancer is a very complex and heterogeneous disease. Among the different molecular subtypes, T...
G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) represent the protein family most successfully targeted for trea...
Les récepteurs transmembranaires traduisent les informations extracellulaires en signaux intracellul...
This thesis comprises the usage of two commonly known hinge-binding moieties in drug discovery. Firs...
Targeting cancer cells at multiple signaling pathways has become the most common approach to sensiti...
Encouraging studies have already demonstrated the anti-cancer clinical potential of T cell therapy, ...
Encouraging studies have already demonstrated the anti-cancer clinical potential of T cell therapy, ...
Cellular receptors are normally divided into two large families according to their ability to induce...
Cellular receptors are normally divided into two large families according to their ability to induce...
Advancements in oncology have improved the overall survival rate of cancer patients. However, chemot...
Cellular receptors are normally divided into two large families according to their ability to induce...
Traditionally chemotherapy, used for the treatment of breast cancer, relied on combinations containi...
Triple negative breast cancer (TNBC) is the most aggressive form of breast cancers. It accounts for ...
Breast cancer is a very complex and heterogeneous disease. Among the different molecular subtypes, T...
Glioblastoma (GBM) is one of the most frequent, invasive and devastating primary brain tumors with a...
Breast cancer is a very complex and heterogeneous disease. Among the different molecular subtypes, T...
G protein-coupled receptors (GPCRs) represent the protein family most successfully targeted for trea...
Les récepteurs transmembranaires traduisent les informations extracellulaires en signaux intracellul...
This thesis comprises the usage of two commonly known hinge-binding moieties in drug discovery. Firs...