Unfolding the secrets of small cell lung cancer progression: Novel approaches and insights through rapid autopsies

Megyesfalvi, Z. [Megyesfalvi, Zsolt (Orvostudomány), author] National Institute of Oncology; Department of Thoracic Surgery (SU / FM / C); Heeke, S.; Drapkin, B.J.; Solta, A.; Kovacs, I. [Kovács, Ildikó (Tumorbiológia), author]; Boettiger, K.; Horvath, L.; Ernhofer, B.; Fillinger, J.; Renyi-Vamos, F. [Rényi-Vámos, Ferenc István (Mellkassebész), author] National Institute of Oncology; Department of Thoracic Surgery (SU / FM / C); Aigner, C.; Schelch, K.; Lang, C.; Marko-Varga, G.; Gay, C.M.; Byers, L.A.; Morris, B.B.; Heymach, J.V.; Van, Loo P.; Hirsch, F.R. ✉; Dome, B. ✉ [Döme, Balázs (Tumor indukált an...), author] National Institute of Oncology; Department of Thoracic Surgery (SU / FM / C)

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Published: CANCER CELL 1535-6108 1878-3686 41 (9) pp. 1535-1540 2023
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    • (OTKA-KH130356)
    • (2020-1.1.6-JOVO)
    • (TKP2021-EGA-33)
    • (FK-143751)
    • (ÚNKP-20-3)
    • (UNKP-21-3)
    • (Hungarian Respiratory Society (MPA #2020))
    The understanding of small cell lung cancer (SCLC) biology has increased dramatically in recent years, but the processes that allow SCLC to progress rapidly remain poorly understood. Here, we advocate the integration of rapid autopsies and preclinical models into SCLC research as a comprehensive strategy with the potential to revolutionize current treatment paradigms.
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