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Since the effects the study sees are related to menin levels in the hypothalamus specifically, I wonder, could targeted treatments of some kind still work? Mayb
by smolder 4y ago
Since the effects the study sees are related to menin levels in the hypothalamus specifically, I wonder, could targeted treatments of some kind still work? Maybe menin can be inhibited at tumor-related sites specifically or raised in the hypothalamus specifically, to separate the opposing effects?
- pfdietz 4y agoPerhaps look for an inhibitor that doesn't cross the blood-brain barrier? Anyway, this may give some human data on the question here, independent of the anticancer effects. I'm sure this will come up in the approval process.