Asc Prof. of Medicine, Columbia University, views own.
Pancreatic cancer, translational therapeutics, metabolism, systems, paracrine interactions. It all fits.
OK, this one is really meaningful for our whole team. Our preclinical paper on pan-RAS inhibition in pancreatic cancer is now online @Nature. Led by OliveLab student @ulawasko and Revolution Medicines colleagues JingJing Jiang and Mallika Singh. https://t.co/00jdYOnzbT
@NCICancerBio A9: There is an explosion of research in cancer-associated cachexia & this will be of hugely important to patients. #PDAC is the most pro-cachexia malignancy and this profoundly affects patient quality of life. Cancer therapy needs to add high quality life, not just extra time.
@CJHPhD @NCICancerBio Yeah, I think that basically every topic of research in the PDAC field will need to be revisited in the context of RAS inhibition. When it becomes part of the SOC, eventually nearly all PDAC tumors will have seen RAS inhibitor at some point in their treatment history.
@NCICancerBio A8: Physicians are seeing more and more young-onset #PancreaticCancer cases. We need to understand the etiology and go big on prevention and early interception strategies. #PCAMChat24
@NCICancerBio A7: A major key here will be in the analysis tools used to explore these (absolutely massive) datasets. We are again in a situation where our ability to generate data is outstripping the tools we have to analyze. I'm excited by the potential for leveraging powerful sysbio tools!
@NCICancerBio Another big question will be the difference between mutation-selective RAS inhibitors and pan-RAS inhibitors. There are potential advantages and disadvantages to each strategy. Maybe the answer is both?
@NCICancerBio As @cemccarthy02 is highlighting, the next big question will be what to combine with RAS inhibitors. It is on the preclinical PDAC research community to figure this out. Immunotherapy, other targeted therapies, metabolic therapies, etc.
@NCICancerBio A6: Definitely need to highlight RAS inhibition as the dawn of a new era for the treatment of #PDAC patients. The remarkable progress of pan-RAS inhibitors in the clinic (now in Phase 3!) has be super excited and closely linked to preclinical development efforts. #PCAMChat24
Sad to miss the first #PCAMChat24. Briefly, this is Ken Olive from @columbiacancer. I lead a translational research lab dedicated to #PDAC research. Excited to join in for part 2!
New post on our website with updated information on the clinical development of RAS inhibitors for pancreatic cancer. I'll summarize on twitter sooner, but here's the full version: https://t.co/w20kSuRpbH
On behalf of our Phase I program @columbiacancer , proud of @bherzbergmd presenting exciting initial data on IDE397 in MTAP-del tumors at the
@EORTC - @theNCI - @AACR conference https://t.co/Rnppvrh1aI We are excited to offer this study to our patients https://t.co/JqirxXv5h6
@AlvaroCurielGa1@NIH It's cool, but is it me or is @nih sending some subtle hints about the relative importance of immune cells vs. fibroblasts here...