G3BP2-Mediated Venetoclax Resistance via ELF1-Driven MCL1 Transcription in Acute Myeloid Leukemia: Mechanisms and Therapeutic Implications
Highlights
- G3BP2 upregulation in AML is linked to venetoclax resistance and poor clinical outcomes.
- G3BP2 enhances AML cell survival by stabilizing ELF1 mRNA, which transcriptionally activates anti-apoptotic MCL1.
- Pharmacologic inhibition of G3BP2 by C108 synergizes with venetoclax to overcome resistance, improving survival in AML preclinical models.
- The G3BP2-ELF1-MCL1 axis represents a promising target for next-generation therapeutic strategies against AML.
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