Authors:
Samuel Kareff, Estelamari Rodriguez, Richa Dawar, Asaad Trabolsi, Jesus Antonio Ocejo Gallegos, Jun Yin, Phillip Walker, Irene Kang, Matias A. Bustos, Josh Neman, Dave S Hoon, Stephanie L. Graff, David Spetzler, Gilberto Lopes
Background:
• Alterations in the RAS pathway are linked to tumorigenesis
• RAS alterations are currently under-studied in breast cancer (BC) compared to other solid tumors
• HRAS can be indirectly targeted with tipifarnib, a farnesyltransferase inhibitor
• We aimed to characterize the molecular characteristics and understand clinical outcomes of BC with HRAS mutations (HRASmut)
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