Molecular profiling of gene-edited cells reveals shared drug-resistance mechanisms

A platform for tracking the changes in gene expression and chromatin accessibility that follow interference with specific genes has been developed. The platform, called PerturbFate, was applied to skin-cancer cells and showed that different genetic perturbations associated with tumour resistance push cells into a shared dedifferentiated state. Many genetic perturbations that cause resistance to an anticancer drug do so through common pathways.

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Nature
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2026-04-15
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https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-026-01181-9
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Melanoma and MAPK Pathways
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Molecular profiling of gene-edited cells reveals shared drug-resistance mechanisms

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Molecular profiling of gene-edited cells reveals shared drug-resistance mechanisms

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Abstract

A platform for tracking the changes in gene expression and chromatin accessibility that follow interference with specific genes has been developed. The platform, called PerturbFate, was applied to skin-cancer cells and showed that different genetic perturbations associated with tumour resistance push cells into a shared dedifferentiated state. Many genetic perturbations that cause resistance to an anticancer drug do so through common pathways.

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