Jung-min Lee, MD, on Ovarian Cancer: Study Results on Checkpoint Kinase Inhibitors
2016 ESMO CongressJung-min Lee, MD, of the National Cancer Institute, discusses findings of a phase II study of the cell cycle checkpoint kinase inhibitors LY2606368 and prexasertib monomesylate monohydrate in sporadic high-grade serous and germline BRCA mutation-associated ovarian cancer. (Abstract 855O)
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