Table 1.
TK fusion inhibitors
Target process | Molecule | TK fusion | Current status | Resistance | Reference |
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ATP competition | Imatinib, nilotinib, dasatinib | X-ABL, X-PDGFRA and X-PDGFRB | Approved | Mutations | [11, 13] |
DCC-2036 | BCR-ABL | Mouse model | † | [12] | |
Crisotinib (PF02341066) | EML4-ALK | Clinical trial | Mutations | [5] | |
CH5424802 | EML4-ALK | Mouse model | † | [109] | |
Dovitinib (TKI258) | X-FGFR1 | In vitro* | [110, 111] | ||
Tasocitinib (CP690550) and Ruxolitinib (INCB018424) | X-JAK2 | In vitro* | Mutations | [69] | |
Oligomerization | Helix-2 | BCR-ABL | In vitro | † | [40] |
Conformation | GNF-2, GNF-5 (allosteric inhibitors) | BCR-ABL | Mouse model | Mutations‡ | [62] |
Expression and chaperones | Tanespimycin (17-AAG) | BCR-ABL | In vitro | [25, 112, 113] | |
Alvespimycin (17-DMAG) | BCR-ABL | In vitro* | [104] | ||
EC141 | BCR-ABL | In vitro | [114] | ||
Novobiocin | BCR-ABL | In vitro | [115] | ||
Ascorbate + menadione | BCR-ABL | In vitro | [105] | ||
siRNA | BCR-ABL | In vitro | † | [25, 26] |
Clinical trials are ongoing for other indications.
Active against mutants that are resistant to conventional ATP competitors.
The combination of GNF-2 with helix-2 or nilotinib is active against resistant mutations.