Antibody targeting intracellular oncogenic Ras mutants exerts anti-tumour effects after systemic administration
Oncogenic RAS mutants are key anti-cancer targets as KRas mutations are very frequent in human cancers. Here, the authors engineer a cytosol-penetrating anti-Ras antibody and demonstrate its ability to block RAS-effector protein interactions inhibiting tumour growth of Ras mutant-driven cancers.
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Main Authors: | Seung-Min Shin, Dong-Ki Choi, Keunok Jung, Jeomil Bae, Ji-sun Kim, Seong-wook Park, Ki-Hoon Song, Yong-Sung Kim |
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Language: | EN |
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Nature Portfolio
2017
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Online Access: | https://doaj.org/article/f92bfa18577140acbe2a6429590c88a9 |
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