Supplementary Figure S1 from Impact of Biomarker-Matched Therapies on Outcomes in Patients with Sarcoma Enrolled in Early-Phase Clinical Trials (SAMBA 101)

Supplementary Figure S1 from Impact of Biomarker-Matched Therapies on Outcomes in Patients with Sarcoma Enrolled in Early-Phase Clinical Trials (SAMBA 101)

<p>Treemap of most common drug mechanisms for patients treated in biomarker-matched studies.</p>

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Hovedforfatter: Roberto Carmagnani Pestana (15294422) (author)
Andre forfattere: Justin T. Moyers (15047706) (author), Jason Roszik (15017091) (author), Shiraj Sen (15294425) (author), David S. Hong (15019257) (author), Aung Naing (15023555) (author), Cynthia E. Herzog (15012524) (author), Siqing Fu (15047712) (author), Sarina A. Piha-Paul (15294428) (author), Jordi Rodon (15047721) (author), Timothy A. Yap (15028749) (author), Daniel D. Karp (15294431) (author), Apostolia M. Tsimberidou (15294434) (author), Shubham Pant (15122815) (author), Maria A. Zarzour (15294437) (author), Ravin Ratan (15044195) (author), Vinod Ravi (15047730) (author), Robert S. Benjamin (15012521) (author), Alexander J. Lazar (14963562) (author), Wei-Lien Wang (15294440) (author), Najat Daw (15294443) (author), Jonathan B. Gill (15086581) (author), Douglas J. Harrison (15294446) (author), Valerae O. Lewis (15294449) (author), Christina L. Roland (15294452) (author), Shreyaskumar R. Patel (15062448) (author), J. Andrew Livingston (15294455) (author), Neeta Somaiah (14963553) (author), Joseph A. Ludwig (15016911) (author), Anthony P. Conley (15294458) (author), Nelson Hamerschlak (15294461) (author), Richard Gorlick (15019631) (author), Funda Meric-Bernstam (10258780) (author), Vivek Subbiah (8737068) (author)
Udgivet: 2025
Fag:
Cancer
Therapeutic Research and Development
Clinical Research and Trials
Biological Agents & Therapies
Drug Targets
Precision Medicine
Sarcomas
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Summary:<p>Treemap of most common drug mechanisms for patients treated in biomarker-matched studies.</p>

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