Picking PARP inhibitors apart
Picking a PARPi – what can the biology tell us?
One of the really interesting questions I recently received from a BSB subscriber related to PARP inhibitors – they asked whether the therapies are all the same and can be considered interchangeable as a class?
Around the same time, another reader wrote in asking if there was any new information on what’s happening with PARPi combinations in breast or ovarian cancers?
This got me thinking as there has actually been some useful preclinical and clinical studies reported on both fronts that at least begin to open our eyes to new information based on research that has been reported in several places.
Thus I thought it would be useful to summarise the data and take a look at what we learned in the process.
Fair warning – some of the findings turned out to be a little bit more surprising than you might normally expect to see…
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