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MEC plus ixazomib looks promising in relapsed/refractory AML


 

REPORTING FROM ASH 2017


The findings are encouraging and suggest that results from gene expression profiling may help identify resistant patients and provide further therapeutic targets, she said, noting that in vitro studies are planned to clarify whether the use of ROR-alpha agonists may help sensitize resistant cells to treatment.

Dr. Advani reported receiving research funding from Takeda/Millenium, and serving as a consultant for Pfizer.

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