A new study from researchers at the University of Michigan has identified a potential two-drug strategy for treating an aggressive form of prostate cancer that can emerge after standard hormone therapies stop working. The experimental treatment combines BET bromodomain inhibitors with DNA methyltransferase, or DNMT, inhibitors—two classes of epigenetic drugs that influence how cancer cells read and use their genetic instructions. In laboratory m…
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