From the perspective of biology, what should be the criteria for a gene/protein to be considered a good target for drugging in cancer?
Criteria for a gene/protein to be a good target for drugging in cancer:
1. Involve in cell growth and survival.
II. Can be modulated without killing the host.
III. Have a unique structure sufficient enough to differentiate.
IV. Have a known Molecular structure to design a structure based drug.
V. Are mutant proteins produce by cancer cells to drive cancer progression.
VI. Present / abundant in cancers cells but not in normal cells.
VII. Fusion protein (product of fusion gene) formed because of the abnormalities in chromosomes present in cancer cells.
From the perspective of biology, what should be the criteria for a gene/protein to be considered...
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