MSI Maps Uneven Drug Exposure in Ovarian Tumors
Patient-derived tumor explants reveal uneven PARP inhibitor uptake, with lysosomes acting as reservoirs for some weak-base drugs
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Patient-derived tumor explants reveal uneven PARP inhibitor uptake, with lysosomes acting as reservoirs for some weak-base drugs
A multimodal imaging study revealed significant heterogeneity in PARP inhibitor distribution across ovarian tumors.
Lysosomes can act as reservoirs for PARP inhibitors, creating regions of high drug accumulation within tumors.
Mass spectrometry imaging was used to visualize drug uptake in patient tumor tissue, highlighting intratumoral variability.
High-drug regions showed enrichment for apoptotic and DNA damage response signatures, indicating potential therapeutic implications.
Further studies are needed to explore how tumor architecture and lysosomal storage contribute to clinical resistance.
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