Next round of KRAS drugs stretch for their 4-minute mile in the footsteps of Amgen and Mirati

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1. Amgen and Mirati Therapeutics are competing for first-to-market advantage with their KRAS inhibitors.

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2. Large companies like Eli Lilly and Roche's Genentech are also entering the KRAS inhibitor scene.

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3. The goal is to outperform Amgen's Lumakras and Mirati's Krazati in side effects and combination regimens.

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4. KRAS mutations are the most frequent oncogenic alterations in humans, with potential for multiple treatment options.

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5. Drugging the KRAS mutation was once thought impossible, but various companies now show preclinical and early clinical success.

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6. Genentech's divarasib showed promising results in a small phase 1b study for colorectal cancer.

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7. Lilly's LY3537982 demonstrated preliminary efficacy across multiple tumor types in a phase 1 study.

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8. Smaller companies are targeting other KRAS mutations, such as G12D and G13C.

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9. Dr. Hong of MD Anderson Cancer Center suggests that first-line setting may be possible for KRAS-mutated cancers.

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10. Genentech's Fuchs hopes KRAS inhibitors can make a significant impact in pancreatic cancer treatment.

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