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Zou Lab: Study suggests how to predict which cancer patients will benefit from ATR inhibitors

By Angela Spivey
April 29, 2026
Lee Zou, PhD, and Yunhao Song, PhD, found a surprising reason why ATR inhibitors work for only a subset of cancer patients with ATM kinase mutations
Lee Zou, PhD, and Yunhao Song, PhD, found a surprising reason why ATR inhibitors work for only a subset of cancer patients with ATM kinase mutations

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