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Small molecules targeting BRCA1-deficient cancer cells

BRCA1 mutation-carriers frequently develop triple-negative breast cancers that are resistant to cancer therapies. We used our established luciferase-expressing BRCA1-deficient human mammary epithelial-derived cell line series with stable shRNA-mediated BRCA1-knockdown, H-RasG12V-mediated transformation, and TP53-deficiency (PMID: 20038817) to perform a high-throughput-screen using the National…

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