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Annotated Registry of Trials in Cancer, Australia and New Zealand Ed. - Results - target/SMO-inhibitor

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target/SMO-inhibitor
6 trial(s) found.
NCT07070232
NCT06400472
NCT05914116
NCT05384626
ACTRN12618001351202
Not Applicable
ACTRN12621000991819
Not Applicable
Filters
SMO
100%
PD-1/PD-L1
33%
ALK
33%
ROS1
33%
PD-L1
17%
VEGFA
17%
FR-alpha
17%
PD-1
17%
VEGF
17%
AR
17%
B7H3
17%
CYP17A1
17%
androgen axis
17%
ATR
17%
BCR-ABL1
17%
CDK4
17%
CDK6
17%
CRAF
17%
EGFR
17%
FLT3
17%
JAK1
17%
JAK2
17%
KIT
17%
MET
17%
PDGFR
17%
PDGFRA
17%
PI3K
17%
RAF
17%
SRC
17%
VEGFR
17%
YES1
17%
mTOR
17%
mTORC1
17%
mTORC2
17%




















 






























	
		
	

    

        

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