From: Epigenetic synthetic lethality approaches in cancer therapy
Gene | Inhibitor | Cancer type | Mechanism | References |
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Epigenetic alterations with epigenetic inhibitors | ||||
 ARID1A | EZH2 i | OCCC | Epigenetic antagonism with PRC2 | [11] |
 SMARCB1 | EZH2 i | MRTs and ATRT | Restores expression of p16INK4a | |
 SMARCB1 | HDAC i | MRTs and ATRT | Mimics HAT activity | [16] |
 CREBBP | p300 i | Lung Cancer Hematopoietic cancer | Reduces acetylation of MYC promoter | [23] |
 MLL | DOT1L i | Leukemia (MLL) | Reduces H3K79 methylation levels, interfering expression of MLL-fusion target gene inhibit LAMP5 and promote autophagy | |
Epigenetic alterations with non-epigenetic inhibitors | ||||
 SETD2 | WEE1 i | Kidney cancer mast cell leukemia | Starves the cells of dNTPs | |
 SETD2 | PI3Kβ-AKT i | Kidney cancer | Inhibition of the PI3Kβ-AKT axis | [50] |
 KMT2C | PARP i | Bladder cancer Colon cancer NSCLC HNSCC | Blocks HR-mediated DNA repair | [58] |
Non-epigenetic alterations with epigenetic inhibitors | ||||
 TP53 | EZH2 i | Breast cancer Prostate cancer | Blocks the binding of EZH2 and p53 | [64] |