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Introduction <p>Cancer treatment underwent significant changes in the last few years with the introduction of novel treatments targeting the immune system.</p> Objectives <p>The objective of this review is to discuss novel anticancer drugs including kinase inhibitors, biologics and cellular therapy with CAR-T cells.</p> Methods <p>Most recent research articles were extracted from PubMed using keywords such as “kinases inhibitors”, “CAR-T cell therapy”.</p> Results and discussion <p>The number of kinase inhibitors is significantly increasing due to their demonstrated effectiveness in combination with biologics. CAR-T represented a major breakthrough in the field. Also, it focused on their mechanisms of action and the rational of their use either alone or in combination in relation to their modes of action.</p>

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Molecular biology of the novel anticancer medications: a focus on kinases inhibitors, biologics and CAR T-cell therapy

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    2025年2月17日

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  • Elia-Luna Abdo,
  • Imad Ajib,
  • Jason El Mounzer,
  • Mohammad Husseini,
  • Gharam Kalaoun,
  • Tatiana-Maria Matta,
  • Reine Mosleh,
  • Fidel Nasr,
  • Nour Richani,
  • Alia Khalil,
  • Anwar Shayya,
  • Hady Ghanem,
  • Wissam H. Faour

摘要

Introduction

Cancer treatment underwent significant changes in the last few years with the introduction of novel treatments targeting the immune system.

Objectives

The objective of this review is to discuss novel anticancer drugs including kinase inhibitors, biologics and cellular therapy with CAR-T cells.

Methods

Most recent research articles were extracted from PubMed using keywords such as “kinases inhibitors”, “CAR-T cell therapy”.

Results and discussion

The number of kinase inhibitors is significantly increasing due to their demonstrated effectiveness in combination with biologics. CAR-T represented a major breakthrough in the field. Also, it focused on their mechanisms of action and the rational of their use either alone or in combination in relation to their modes of action.