8307 Molecularly Targeted Therapy in Oncogene-Driven Human Thyroid Cancer Cell Models: Assay Selection and Response Assessment

Abstract Disclosure: A.T. Yang: None. T.W. Laetsch: Consulting Fee; Self; Cellectis, Deciphera, GentiBio, Jazz Pharmaceuticals, Jumo Health, MassiveBio, Novartis Pharmaceuticals, Pyramid Biosciences, Y-mAbs Therapeutics, Advanced Microbubbles, AI Therapeutics, Bayer, Inc.. A.T. Franco: None. Backgro...

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