Pro-Apoptosis, mTOR Pathways: New Targets for Lymphoma

Pro-Apoptosis, mTOR Pathways: New Targets for Lymphoma

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Owen O’Connor Owen O’Connor, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New York Owen O’Connor also gave data from early, two studies: one looking at treating lymphoma with the drug SAH

Owen O’Connor

Owen O’Connor, Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center, New YorkOwen O’Connoralso gave data from early, two studies: one looking at treating lymphoma with the drug SAHA which targets BCL-6 in the tumor preventing it’s anti-apoptotic influence; the other targeting the mTOR signaling pathway with a drug called temsirolimus.

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