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Combining MEK and PI3K inhibitors appears encouraging in a safety study with early signs of anti-tumor activity
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- April 2, 2011
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- American Association for Cancer Research
- Summary:
- The combination of two compounds that inhibit two of the most frequently mutated cancer pathways is showing promise in an ongoing Phase I trial, according to new data.
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