Molidustat Targets a Weakness in APC-Mutant Colorectal Cancer by Blocking GSTP1 and PHD2
Asselborn C; Makar AN; Marques Junior JG; Akan AB; Yiapanas A; Jennings C; Perez-Lopez A; Wills J; Unciti-Broceta A; Myant KB; von Kriegsheim A
Scientists found that a drug called Molidustat can kill some colon cancer cells with APC mutations. It seems to work by hitting another protein called GSTP1, not just its main target, and this may make the cancer cells stop growing and die.