The article provides the highlights on cancer research, which is an alternative approach to block GPCR-mediated signalling. They developed a novel anticancer agent, that selectively inhibits the heterotrimeric G-protein subunit complex. The authors reportedly identified the lead compound BIM-46174, and tested its antiproliferative effects by using xenograft models. This study also shows that a heterotrimeric G-protein can be used treat aggressive human cancers.
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Harrison, C. (2006). Downstream GPCR inhibition. Nature Reviews Drug Discovery, 5(11), 894–894. https://doi.org/10.1038/nrd2181
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