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7. Pharmacologic inhibition of BAF chromatin remodeling complexes as a therapeutic approach to transcription factor-dependent cancers

   This article has 31 authors:

   1. Richard C Centore
   2. Luis MM Soares
   3. Salih Topal
   4. Rishi G Vaswani
   5. Kana Ichikawa
   6. Zhifang Li
   7. Hong Fan
   8. Jeremy W Setser
   9. David L Lahr
   10. Laura E Zawadzke
   11. Xueying Chen
   12. Kimberly D Barnash
   13. Jordana Muwanguzi
   14. Neville Anthony
   15. Gabriel J Sandoval
   16. Katharine Feldman
   17. GiNell Elliott
   18. Ammar Adam
   19. David Huang
   20. Yunji Davenport
   21. Shawn Schiller
   22. Kevin J Wilson
   23. Johannes Voigt
   24. Lan Xu
   25. Martin Hentemann
   26. David S Millan
   27. Ho Man Chan
   28. Carl P Decicco
   29. Ryan G Kruger
   30. Gromoslaw A Smolen
   31. Steven F Bellon

   This article has been curated by 1 group:

   • Curated by eLife

     eLife Assessment

     This study constitutes a fundamental advance for the uveal melanoma research field that might be exploited to target this deadly cancer and more generally for targeting transcriptional dependency in cancers. This work substantially advances our understanding of pharmacological inhibition of SWI/SNF as a therapeutic approach for cancer. The study is well written and provides compelling evidence, including comprehensive datasets, compound screens, gene expression analysis, epigenetics, as well as animal studies.

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