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Inhibiting Werner syndrome helicase may offer a new way to target cancers with microsatellite instability

Nature Medicine’s News & Views says the approach exploits a new synthetic lethal vulnerability in these tumors.

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Nature Medicine’s News & Views discusses data on inhibiting the Werner syndrome helicase enzyme in cancers with microsatellite instability. It says the inhibition exploits a new synthetic lethal vulnerability, offering a way to target those tumors.

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@NatureMedicineNews & Views: Inhibition of the Werner syndrome helicase enzyme exploits a new synthetic lethal vulnerability in cancers with microsatellite instability, offering a new way to target these tumors. @JiaJennyLiu discusses the data. dlvr.​it/TVkV7r
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    @NatureMedicineNews & Views: Inhibition of the Werner syndrome helicase enzyme exploits a new synthetic lethal vulnerability in cancers with microsatellite instability, offering a new way to target these tumors. @JiaJennyLiu discusses the data. dlvr.​it/TVkV7r
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