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Targeting EZH2 and PRC2 dependence as novel anticancer therapy
Bowen Xu
, Kyle D. Konze
,
Jian Jin
, Gang Greg Wang
Cancer Clinical Investigation
Friedman Brain Institute
Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences
Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai
Mount Sinai Tisch Cancer Center
Oncological Sciences
Pharmacological Sciences
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Adverse Effects
9%
B Cell Lymphomagenesis
9%
B-cell Lymphoma
9%
Biological Context
9%
Cancer Genetics
9%
Catalytic Activity
9%
Catalytic Subunit
9%
Cell Differentiation
9%
Cell Identity
9%
Chromatin Modification
9%
Dynamic Regulation
9%
Enhancer of Zeste Homolog 2 (EZH2)
100%
Enzymatic Complex
9%
Epigenetic Features
9%
Epigenetic Machinery
9%
Epigenetic Regulators
9%
EZH1
9%
Functional Crosstalk
18%
Gain-of-function mutation
9%
Gene Expression
9%
Gene Regulation
9%
Genetic Background
9%
Genetic Characteristics
9%
Genetic Events
9%
Hematological Cancer
9%
Hematological Malignancies
9%
Highly Potent
9%
Histone H3
9%
Human Cancer
9%
Internal Control Genes
9%
Lysine
9%
Malignant Hematopoiesis
9%
Malignant Transformation
9%
Methylation
9%
Methyltransferase
9%
Molecular Determinants
9%
Molecular Predictors
9%
Normal Hematopoiesis
9%
Novel Anticancer Strategy
9%
Novel Anticancer Therapies
100%
Overexpression
9%
Polycomb Repressive Complex 2 (PRC2)
100%
Potentially Toxic
9%
Precise Treatment
9%
Promising Therapeutics
9%
Recent Advances
9%
Recurrent mutation
9%
Small Molecule Inhibitors
9%
SNF5
9%
Somatic mutation
18%
Therapeutic Interventions
9%
Tissue Type
9%
Tumor Suppressive Role
9%
Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
Adverse Effect
9%
Anticancer
100%
B Cell
18%
Cancer Genetics
9%
Cell Differentiation
9%
Cellular Differentiation
9%
Chromatin
9%
Enzymatic Activity
9%
Enzyme Active Site
9%
EZH1
9%
EZH2
100%
Gain of Function Mutation
9%
Gene Expression Control
9%
Genetic Background
9%
Genetic Transcription
9%
Genetics
18%
Hematopoiesis
9%
Histone H3
9%
Lysine
9%
Malignant Transformation
9%
Methylation
9%
Methyltransferase
9%
Polycomb Repressive Complex 2
100%
Small Molecule
9%
Somatic Mutation
18%