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Modern Approaches to Testing Drug Sensitivity of Patients’ Tumors (Review)

Modern Approaches to Testing Drug Sensitivity of Patients’ Tumors (Review)

Druzhkova I.N., Shirmanova M.V., Kuznetsova D.S., Lukina М.М., Zagaynova Е.V.
Key words: medical oncology; individualized cancer therapy; cancer treatment selection; molecular genetic tumor testing; drug testing in vitro.
2020, volume 12, issue 4, page 91.
DOI: https://doi.org/10.17691/stm2020.12.4.11

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Drug therapy is still one of the basic techniques used to treat cancers of different etiology. However, tumor resistance to drugs is a pressing problem limiting drug treatment efficacy. It is obvious for both modern fundamental and clinical oncology that there is the need for an individual approach to treating cancer taking into account the biological properties of a tumor when prescribing chemo- and targeted therapy. One of the promising strategies is to increase the antitumor therapy efficacy by developing predictive tests, which enable to evaluate the sensitivity of a particular tumor to a specific drug or a drug combination before the treatment initiation and, thus, make individual therapy selection possible.

The present review considers the main approaches to drug sensitivity assessment of patients’ tumors: molecular genetic profiling of tumor cells, and direct efficiency testing of the drugs on tumor cells isolated from surgical or biopsy material. There were analyzed the key directions in research and clinical studies such as: the search for predictive molecular markers, the development of methods to maintain tumor cells or tissue sections viable, i.e. in a condition maximum close to their physiological state, the development of high throughput systems to assess therapy efficiency. Special attention was given to a patient-centered approach to drug therapy in colorectal cancer.

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