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TKI-Tolerant Persisters Emerge from a PKCα-Dependent and Highly Plastic Subpopulation of Stem-Like Cells in NSCLC
Sadeghi, M.; Salama, M.; Choudhury, S.; Huang, A.; Yang, J.; Hannun, Y. A.
EGFR TKI-tolerant persisters in NSCLC emerge from a PKCalpha-dependent stem-like subpopulation rather than discrete on-target resistance mutations.
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1 prior failureOne documented clinical failure (Phase 1 or 2) overlaps with the claimed mechanism.
Abstract excerpt
Reversible drug-tolerant persister states are emerging as key drivers of limited therapeutic durability, offering a complementary non-genetic perspective distinct from traditional models of acquired resistance. This is of particular interest in lung adenocarcinoma where EGFR tyrosine kinase inhibitors (TKIs) elicit dramatic responses, yet residual surviving cells persist and ultimately seed relapse. To define mechanisms that enable survival during this earliest residual-disease phase, we focused on the drug-tolerant persister population that remains after EGFR TKI exposure and can later give r
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