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Accession: PRJEB24901 ID: 474323

RNA-seq to investigate impact of treatment of KRAS mutant NCI-H2009 lung adenocarcinoma cells with the multi-ERBB inhibitor Neratinib

KRAS mutation is widely presumed to confer independence from upstream RTK signalling, however emerging evidence from mouse models of lung cancer suggests that ERBB RTKs may amplify signalling through RAS isoforms and participate in mutant RAS-driven lung cancer. More...
AccessionPRJEB24901
ScopeMonoisolate
SubmissionRegistration date: 2-Jun-2018
University of Glasgow
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