takinib (EDHS-206)

Pharmacological inhibition of TAK1 with Takinib, or genetic deletion of MAP3K7 in autochthonous p48-Cre;TP53 flox/flox ;LSL-KRAS G12D GEMM, enhances intratumoral CD4 + and CD8 + effector T cell infiltration and renders immune checkpoint blockade (ICB) effective...At the molecular level, TAK1 phosphorylates Ephrin Receptor A2 (EphA2) at Serine 897, which in turn phosphorylates RAD51 at Tyrosine 315, a key DNA repair protein involved in homologous recombination. We uncover TAK1 as a critical mediator in maintaining genomic integrity and highlights its potential as a therapeutic target to induce an inflamed TME that sensitizes PDAC to ICB.

Anti-cancer and cytotoxic effects of metformin can be effective in this strategy. In conclusion, the combination of conventional chemotherapeutic drugs, including SB203580, metformin, and takinib with X-ray exposure can be a new approach to diminish the drug resistance of breast cancer.

As a result, an enhancement of neuronal function and survival was observed post-TBI. These findings highlight the medicinal value of Takinib in the management of TBI and offer an experimental justification for further investigation of TAK1 as a potential pharmacological target.

Although, in MCF-7 cells only combination of TNF-α and Takinib reduced BCSCs population in a time dependent manner. Altogether, we showed that TNF-α alone or in combination with other treatments can affect the progression of breast cancer.