Supplementary Figure 10 from Combined Targeting of NAD Biosynthesis and the NAD-dependent Transcription Factor C-terminal Binding Protein as a Promising Novel Therapy for Pancreatic Cancer

Dcona, M. Michael; Chougoni, Kranthi Kumar; Dcona, Diana T.; West, Jacqueline L.; Singh, Sahib J.; Ellis, Keith C.; Grossman, Steven R.

doi:10.1158/2767-9764.24243338.v1

Supplementary Figure 10 from Combined Targeting of NAD Biosynthesis and the NAD-dependent Transcription Factor C-terminal Binding Protein as a Promising Novel Therapy for Pancreatic Cancer

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posted on 2023-10-04, 14:20 authored by M. Michael Dcona, Kranthi Kumar Chougoni, Diana T. Dcona, Jacqueline L. West, Sahib J. Singh, Keith C. Ellis, Steven R. Grossman

Mean weight of mice in each of the 4 treatment cohorts from the xenograft study in Fig. 5

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ARTICLE ABSTRACT

Effective precision therapies are lacking in PDAC. We demonstrate that simultaneous inhibition of NAD metabolism and the oncoprotein CtBP is potently effective at blocking growth of both PDAC cells in culture and human PDAC-derived tumors in mice and should be explored further as a potential therapy for patients with PDAC.