Variant

BRAF V600E and MAPK signaling

BRAF V600E and MAPK signaling

A recurrent BRAF variant that can drive MAPK-pathway signaling and create a context-dependent drug target.

Overview

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BRAF is part of a cell-growth signaling chain. The V600E change can leave this signal unusually active, which can help some tumors grow.

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Research Claims

BRAF V600E is a context-dependent driver. Inhibitor response differs across tumor lineages, and adaptive signaling can restore ERK output through receptor feedback, RAF dimerization, or other network changes.