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KRAS-siRNA TPN is a preclinical-stage therapeutic candidate consisting of small interfering RNA (siRNA) targeting the KRAS oncogene, encapsulated within tumor-penetrating nanoparticles (TPNs). Developed at MIT, the TPN platform utilizes tandem tumor-penetrating and membrane-translocating peptides to facilitate deep penetration into the dense stroma of pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma (PDAC) and ensure cytosolic delivery of the siRNA. By silencing KRAS expression, the drug aims to inhibit the primary driver of pancreatic cancer growth. In vivo studies in murine PDAC models have shown that systemic administration of KRAS-siRNA TPNs can effectively suppress tumor progression.
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