Your Cancer Report

Arun Verma  ·  IDH-mutant astrocytoma, grade 2  ·  cns  ·  generated 2026-04-24
Current medications: vorasidenib atorvastatin amitriptyline famotidine mebendazole tirzepatide
Tumor type
Low Grade Glioma
clinical override (RNA classifier unsure)
Driver mutations
39
genes with high-confidence drivers
TMB
1.5
mutations / megabase
MSI status
MSS
microsatellite instability
Tumor purity
32%
estimated tumor cell fraction
Top drug candidate
VORASIDENIB
200 compounds ranked
Point neoantigens
2104
strong point-mutation binders; 463 exploratory splicing
Matched trials
155
124 recruiting / 155 matched

1. What we did

We sequenced three things from your samples: tumor DNA (every letter of the cancer's genome), normal DNA from a matched tissue (so we know which changes are inherited vs acquired by the tumor), and tumor RNA (which genes the tumor is actively switching on or off).

From those, the pipeline extracts five kinds of evidence:

  1. Mutations — every letter-level change the tumor made. A minority are drivers (biologically powering the cancer); most are passengers (incidental).
  2. Copy-number & structural changes — whole chunks of chromosomes gained, lost, or rearranged.
  3. Expression patterns — which genes are over- or under-expressed vs a tumor-type-matched reference cohort.
  4. Immune handles — your HLA type, mutation-derived neoantigens (cancer-specific peptides your T-cells could potentially see), and whether the tumor has lost an HLA allele to hide.
  5. Pharmacogenomics — CYP enzyme variants in your germline that change how you metabolize specific drugs.

Then we cross-reference all of that against: ChEMBL (every bioactive drug + its targets + clinical phase), DepMap (which genes cancer cells need that normal cells don't — the "vulnerability" map), CIViC (expert-curated gene-variant-drug evidence), a curated natural-products library, NegBioDB (negative evidence — what has failed, so we don't recommend it), and the ClinicalTrials.gov live registry.

The sections below walk you through each layer. None of this is medical advice. It's a structured synthesis meant to enrich conversations with your oncology team.

2. Your tumor at a glance

Plain English: six "vital signs" for the tumor. Together they tell us how aggressive it looks, how much of your sample is actually tumor (vs normal tissue), and which broad treatment categories are worth considering (chemo, targeted therapy, immunotherapy).
Classifier was unsure — RNA tumor-type classifier returned near-uniform probabilities across all candidates. Using clinical override LGG (from patient_config.tcga_class).
Diagnostic pattern confirms IDH-mutant astrocytoma. IDH1/IDH2 mutation + ATRX loss/mutation + TP53 mutation, with CIC and FUBP1 wild-type, is the defining molecular signature of astrocytoma (WHO CNS5 2021). The oligodendroglioma differential (1p/19q codeletion + CIC/FUBP1 mutation) does NOT apply to this case — that is why those genes appear unmutated.

Biomarkers

BiomarkerValueWhat it means
TMB 1.5 mut/Mb — low WES-derived TMB is immune context here, not a stand-alone pembrolizumab eligibility call. Use assay-calibrated testing and tumor-type review for clinical decisions.
MSI MSS 215 unstable sites / 25755 tested. MSI is rendered as a biomarker signal, not automatic eligibility.
Tumor purity 32% Estimation method: purity_ploidy_aware. Purity below ~30% reduces variant detection sensitivity.
MGMT RNA expression context expression_intermediate (context_only) Intermediate TPM — RNA-only methylation status not assessable
Treatment boundary: Not assessable from RNA expression alone; confirm MGMT promoter methylation with a direct assay before using this for temozolomide decisions.
RNA expression is context only. Confirm MGMT promoter methylation with direct tumor-DNA testing before using this for temozolomide decisions.
RNA subtype Clinical override: Low Grade Glioma (classifier p=0.07) RNA classifier was low-confidence; clinical diagnosis/config supplies the tumor type used downstream.
RNA classifier — top 5 candidate tumor types
Tumor typeTCGA codeProbability
Lung Adenocarcinoma0.067
Lung Squamous Cell Carcinoma0.067
Breast Invasive Carcinoma0.067
Colon Adenocarcinoma0.067
Rectum Adenocarcinoma0.067
Probabilities ≤ 0.05 mean the classifier is effectively unsure (the patient-config override wins in those cases).

Immune checkpoints & phagocytosis signals (RNA expression)

Why this matters: two related-but-distinct mechanisms the tumor uses to evade immune killing: T-cell checkpoints (PD-1/PD-L1, CTLA-4, TIM-3, LAG-3, TIGIT) are brakes on cytotoxic T-cells — when tumor expression is high, checkpoint inhibitors have something to release. Phagocytosis checkpoints (CD47, the canonical "don't eat me" signal) target a different arm of immunity — macrophages — and respond to agents like magrolimab rather than T-cell checkpoint inhibitors. Both are shown together here since both inform immunotherapy decisions, but they are mechanistically distinct signals.
CD47 (don't eat me): 91.97 TPM (high)VISTA: 38.65 TPM (moderate)CD39: 37.63 TPM (moderate)TIM-3: 28.04 TPM (moderate)CD73: 24.94 TPM (moderate)PD-L1: 1.82 TPM (low)PD-L2: 1.8 TPM (low)CD40: 1.55 TPM (low)BTLA: 1.18 TPM (low)CTLA-4: 0.91 TPM (very_low)

Tumor microenvironment — cell composition

Cell typeScore
Microglia_CNS5.58
Macrophages5.22
Endothelial5.10
Stem_cells3.92
Neutrophils3.25
Fibroblasts_CAF3.11
Cytotoxic_cells1.54
Treg1.42

3. What drives your cancer

Plain English: a human has ~3 billion DNA letters. Tumors accumulate thousands of mutations, but only a handful are drivers — actively causing the cancer's behavior. The rest are passengers. We flagged drivers using (a) a curated cancer-gene list, (b) the COSMIC tier-1 hotspot table, (c) VAF and CCF (clonality), and (d) ClinVar annotations.
Target viability column: even a confirmed driver isn't always druggable. We look up each gene in DepMap: if knocking out the gene kills tumor cells but not normal cells, the target is viable. If normal cells also need the gene ("pan-essential"), a drug that hits it would be too toxic.

Canonical drivers for this tumor type (literature-backed)

What this section is: drivers that peer-reviewed literature has linked to your specific tumor type (IDH-mutant astrocytoma / LGG / GBM / etc. — whichever the pipeline resolved). Sources: the IntOGen Compendium (Martinez-Jimenez 2020 Nat Rev Cancer) filtered by TCGA cancer-type code, the COSMIC Cancer Gene Census (Sondka 2018 Nat Rev Cancer) if locally staged, and a hand-curated override file with WHO CNS5 / TCGA citations. A dual-sourced badge means at least two independent databases agreed; a defining pill means the gene is required for the tumor's diagnostic definition (e.g. IDH1 for IDH-mutant glioma per the 2021 WHO classification).
GeneChangeEvidenceVAFClinVarEVEECOSMICDepMap CRISPRConsequence
IDH1
defining
R→Cpathogenic22.1%pathogenic0.99pathogenictier-1 hotspotknockout not lethal
0/76 tumor-matched lines
⚠ CRISPR knockout not the right model for activating hotspots — see COSMIC column.
missense_variant
ATRX
primary
G→Dlikely driver52.2%pan-essential (all cells)
1/76 tumor-matched lines
missense_variant,splice_region_variant
CDKN2A
primary
G→Slikely driveruncertain significance0.41unknownmissense_variant
TP53
primary
frameshiftlikely driver56.4%knockout not lethal
0/76 tumor-matched lines
⚠ TSG with LOF variant — CRISPR redundant with existing loss. Druggability via synthetic-lethal.
frameshift_variant

Candidate drivers (algorithmic — pan-cancer signals only)

Why these are separate: these genes have evidence (HIGH-impact variant, SIFT/PolyPhen deleterious, EVEE pathogenic, or pan-cancer driver-list membership) but no literature linking them to this specific tumor type. They may be incidental passengers, subclonal artifacts, or genuine-but-rare drivers. A clinician should review these case-by-case — they're not on the same footing as the canonical list above. If we later surface tumor-type-specific evidence for any of them, the classifier will promote them to the canonical section automatically.
GeneChangeEvidenceVAFClinVarEVEECOSMICDepMap CRISPRConsequence
DLG3R→STOPpathogenicpathogenic0.99pathogenicunknownstop_gained
FAM20AR→STOPpathogenicpathogenic0.99pathogenicunknownstop_gained
IRAK4R→STOPpathogenic1.7%pathogenic1.00pathogenicweak dependency
1/76 tumor-matched lines
stop_gained
MRPL3splice_donor_variantpathogenicpathogenic0.97pathogenicunknownsplice_donor_variant
NPC1S→Lpathogenicpathogenic0.44pathogenicunknownmissense_variant
PHEXsplice_donor_variantpathogenicpathogenic1.00pathogenicunknownsplice_donor_variant
PLCG2D→Npathogenicpathogenic0.14pathogenicunknownmissense_variant
PNPLA6R→Qpathogenicpathogenic0.70pathogenicunknownmissense_variant
SLC20A2Y→STOPpathogenicpathogenic1.00pathogenicunknownstop_gained
VKORC1R→Wpathogenicpathogenic0.21pathogenicunknownmissense_variant
ARHGEF10LR→Clikely driverunknownmissense_variant
AXIN1D→Elikely driverunknownmissense_variant
BCL6T→Mlikely drivernot_provided0.31unknownmissense_variant
CASZ1V→Llikely driverunknownmissense_variant
CASZ1R→Hlikely driveruncertain significance0.19unknownmissense_variant
CUX1L→Mlikely driverunknownmissense_variant
CYP2C8P→Slikely driverunknownmissense_variant
DOT1LE→STOPlikely driverunknownstop_gained
ERBB3R→Llikely driverunknownmissense_variant
FAT3G→Vlikely driverunknownmissense_variant
FMNL1V→Alikely driver27.5%knockout not lethal
0/74 tumor-matched lines
missense_variant
HEPACAM2G→Rlikely driver34.9%knockout not lethal
0/74 tumor-matched lines
missense_variant
HLA-BA→Tlikely driverunknownmissense_variant
KDM3BR→Qlikely driverunknownmissense_variant
KDRW→STOPlikely driver14.5%knockout not lethal
0/76 tumor-matched lines
stop_gained
NBEAR→STOPlikely driverunknownstop_gained
NVLR→Llikely driverunknownmissense_variant
RNF213R→Wlikely driver0.11benignunknownmissense_variant
SPENR→Qlikely driverunknownmissense_variant
STK11P→Tlikely driverunknownmissense_variant
Reading the COSMIC + DepMap columns together: these are two independent data sources answering two different questions. COSMIC tells you whether the specific mutation is a known recurrent driver. DepMap CRISPR tells you whether knocking out the gene (loss-of-function) kills tumor cells. They sometimes disagree — a classic activating hotspot (IDH1 R132, BRAF V600) often shows "knockout not lethal" in DepMap because the drug works by blocking the mutant's gain-of-function activity, not by ablating the gene. When they disagree, a ⚠ marker appears; both raw verdicts are still shown.

Germline findings (inherited)

Plain English: variants you inherited from your parents. Most germline variants are benign. Anything pathogenic/likely_driver below is worth discussing with a genetic counselor — not because it "caused" your tumor, but because it may affect cancer screening for relatives or your own response to specific drugs.
GeneChangeClassificationClinVar / notes
LGR4D/Gpathogenic
PRSS1A/Vpathogenic,uncertain_significance,pathogenic/likely_pathogenic
TP53C/Runcertain_significance,likely_pathogenic

RNA fusions

Plain English: fusions are when RNA from two different genes gets spliced together, creating a hybrid protein. Classic oncogenic fusions (BCR-ABL, EML4-ALK) define specific cancer subtypes. Most fusions we see here are lower-confidence and not directly actionable — but high-confidence in-frame fusions involving known oncogenes are worth a look.
9 total fusions detected (showing top 20)
FusionBreakpointsTypeConfidenceFrame
USP13SLC33A13:179683177 / 3:155826710inversionmedium.
DIO2CEP12814:80387678 / 14:80530886duplicationmedium.
MYT1LMYT1L2:1922292 / 2:1923263duplication/non-canonical_splicinglowin-frame
CLMPFHIT11:123194913 / 3:61042099translocationlowout-of-frame
MB21D2FGF123:192917630 / 3:192360538deletionlowin-frame
KDM5DKDM5CY:19709451 / X:53196054translocationlowin-frame
KDM5DKDM5CY:19720872 / X:53201973translocationlowin-frame
WNK2ITPR29:93185610 / 12:26495260translocationlowin-frame

Structural variants (large rearrangements)

Plain English: we scanned 4534 high-confidence structural variants against a 14-gene curated panel (CDKN2A/B, EGFR, PTEN, RB1, NF1, TP53, TERT, ATRX, MDM2, MYC, MYCN, BRCA1/2). Whole-gene deletions of tumor-suppressor genes are often more important than single-letter mutations.
No panel genes hit by structural variants. Significant negatives — we did NOT see SVs in: CDKN2A, CDKN2B, EGFR, PTEN, RB1, NF1, TP53, TERT, ATRX, MDM2, MYC, MYCN.

4. Dysregulated pathways

Plain English: genes don't act alone — they work in pathways. A drug that targets a mutated gene is one angle; a drug that targets a different gene in the same pathway can have similar biological effect. This section shows you both views. The tumor-type-specific section below is curated from the literature of your diagnosis (LGG); the generic enrichment section is computed from your data.

Canonical LGG-specific pathways

Plain English: the biology that defines your tumor type, curated from the literature (not inferred from your data). These are the pathways every oncologist discusses for this diagnosis — whether or not your specific mutations happen to light them up in a generic enrichment score. Genes in red are altered in your tumor; greyed-out genes are the theme's defining members that are NOT altered in you.

IDH / α-ketoglutarate metabolism

Mutant IDH1/2 produces 2-hydroxyglutarate (2-HG) oncometabolite → inhibits α-KG-dependent enzymes (TET2, histone demethylases, HIF prolyl hydroxylases). Druggable: vorasidenib, ivosidenib, enasidenib.
Theme genes: D2HGDHCNV IDH1pathogenic IDH2 L2HGDH SLC25A11
2 of 5 key genes altered in your tumor · 417 drugs catalogued for this theme (417 hit YOUR mutations directly, 0 modulate the theme indirectly).
30 drugs hitting your mutated genes directly
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
OLUTASIDENIB
CHEMBL4297610
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
IVOSIDENIB
CHEMBL3989958
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
VORASIDENIB
CHEMBL4279047
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
CETUXIMAB
DGIDB:rxcui:318341
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
PROTRIPTYLINE HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203199
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DABRAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1424911
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VANDETANIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1098413
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
MITOXANTRONE HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203129
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
PIMOZIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:8331
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
MOMETASONE
DGIDB:rxcui:108118
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
OLUTASIDENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2623641
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
IVOSIDENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2049873
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
DIGOXIN
DGIDB:rxcui:3407
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
ENASIDENIB MESYLATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1940331
FDA approvedIDH1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS

DNA methylation / G-CIMP / MGMT

IDH-mutant gliomas have G-CIMP (glioma CpG island methylator phenotype). MGMT promoter methylation predicts temozolomide response.
Theme genes: DNMT1 DNMT3A DNMT3B MGMT TET1 TET2 TET3
0 of 7 key genes altered in your tumor · 0 drugs catalogued for this theme (0 hit YOUR mutations directly, 0 modulate the theme indirectly).

Histone methylation / chromatin

Mutant IDH's 2-HG inhibits histone demethylases → globally increased H3K27 / H3K9 methylation. EZH2 inhibitors (tazemetostat) and EZH2-aware strategies are relevant.
Theme genes: EZH1somatic EZH2CNV H3F3A HIST1H3B KDM6A KDM6B KMT2A KMT2C KMT2D SETD2
2 of 10 key genes altered in your tumor · 21 drugs catalogued for this theme (21 hit YOUR mutations directly, 0 modulate the theme indirectly).
21 drugs hitting your mutated genes directly
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
TAZEMETOSTAT
CHEMBL3414621
FDA approvedEZH2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
TAZEMETOSTAT HYDROBROMIDE
CHEMBL4594260
FDA approvedEZH2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
TAZEMETOSTAT
DGIDB:rxcui:2274378
FDA approvedEZH2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
TAZEMETOSTAT HYDROBROMIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:2274379
FDA approvedEZH2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
GSK2816126
CHEMBL3287735
Phase 1EZH2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
ZEPRUMETOSTAT
DGIDB:iuphar.ligand:13512
EZH2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
JQEZ5
DGIDB:iuphar.ligand:9332
EZH2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
GSK126
DGIDB:iuphar.ligand:7012
EZH2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
COMPOUND 15A [PMID: 36642961]
DGIDB:iuphar.ligand:12352
EZH2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
EPZ005687
DGIDB:iuphar.ligand:8387
EZH2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
SKLB-03220
DGIDB:iuphar.ligand:12353
EZH2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
VALEMETOSTAT
DGIDB:ncit:C127114
EZH2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
CPI-1205
DGIDB:drugbank:DB14581
EZH2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EBI-2511
DGIDB:iuphar.ligand:9881
EZH2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
UNC1999
DGIDB:iuphar.ligand:8237
EZH2 (your mutation)
inhibitor

ATRX / Alternative Lengthening of Telomeres (ALT)

ATRX loss-of-function drives the ALT phenotype in IDH-mut astrocytoma (vs TERT promoter mutation in oligodendroglioma). Synthetic-lethal opportunities: ATR inhibitors in ATRX-mutant cells.
Theme genes: ATRXdriver DAXX H3F3A TERTCNV
2 of 4 key genes altered in your tumor · 2 drugs catalogued for this theme (2 hit YOUR mutations directly, 0 modulate the theme indirectly).
2 drugs hitting your mutated genes directly
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
IMETELSTAT SODIUM
CHEMBL2108702
FDA approvedTERT (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
Telomerase reverse transcriptase inhibitor
IMETELSTAT
CHEMBL2107856
Phase 3TERT (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
Telomerase reverse transcriptase inhibitor

p53 / cell cycle / CDKN2A

TP53 mutation is the classic second hit in IDH-mut astrocytoma. CDKN2A homozygous deletion drives grade 2 → 3/4 progression. CDK4/6 inhibitors (palbociclib, ribociclib, abemaciclib) are plausible.
Theme genes: CCND1 CDK4 CDK6CNV CDKN2A CDKN2BCNV MDM2 TP53driver
3 of 7 key genes altered in your tumor · 550 drugs catalogued for this theme (482 hit YOUR mutations directly, 68 modulate the theme indirectly).
30 drugs hitting your mutated genes directly
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
RIBOCICLIB
CHEMBL3545110
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
TRILACICLIB DIHYDROCHLORIDE
CHEMBL4650272
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
ABEMACICLIB
CHEMBL3301610
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
RIBOCICLIB SUCCINATE
CHEMBL3707266
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
TRILACICLIB
CHEMBL3894860
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
PALBOCICLIB
CHEMBL189963
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
PALBOCICLIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1601374
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ABEMACICLIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1946825
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
TRILACICLIB DIHYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:2479691
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
APREMILAST
DGIDB:rxcui:1492727
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
RIBOCICLIB SUCCINATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1873978
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
FULVESTRANT
DGIDB:rxcui:282357
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRILACICLIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2479690
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RIBOCICLIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1873916
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
FLUOROURACIL
DGIDB:rxcui:4492
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS

PI3K / AKT / mTOR

PI3K pathway activation is common in progressive glioma. Alpelisib, everolimus, temsirolimus are relevant.
Theme genes: AKT1CNV AKT2CNV AKT3 MTOR PIK3CA PIK3R1RNA outlier PTEN TSC1 TSC2
3 of 9 key genes altered in your tumor · 145 drugs catalogued for this theme (140 hit YOUR mutations directly, 5 modulate the theme indirectly).
30 drugs hitting your mutated genes directly
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TOPOTECAN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:266573
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NORTRIPTYLINE
DGIDB:rxcui:7531
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DABRAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1424911
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
FULVESTRANT
DGIDB:rxcui:282357
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NINTEDANIB ESYLATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1592736
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS

RAS / MAPK

Less common in IDH-mutant glioma than IDH-wildtype, but BRAF V600E is targetable (dabrafenib+trametinib). NF1 loss also drives MAPK.
Theme genes: BRAFCNV HRAS KRAS MAP2K1 NF1 NRAS
1 of 6 key genes altered in your tumor · 213 drugs catalogued for this theme (213 hit YOUR mutations directly, 0 modulate the theme indirectly).
30 drugs hitting your mutated genes directly
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
SORAFENIB
CHEMBL1336
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
REGORAFENIB
CHEMBL1946170
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
TOVORAFENIB
CHEMBL3348923
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DABRAFENIB MESYLATE
CHEMBL2105729
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DABRAFENIB
CHEMBL2028663
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
ENCORAFENIB
CHEMBL3301612
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
SORAFENIB TOSYLATE
CHEMBL1200485
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
VEMURAFENIB
CHEMBL1229517
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
SORAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:495881
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
inhibitor
BINIMETINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2049122
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TOVORAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2682434
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
inhibitor
DABRAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1424911
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
inhibitor
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
inhibitor
DASATINIB ANHYDROUS
DGIDB:rxcui:1546019
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
inhibitor
OXALIPLATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:32592
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INTERACTS

Homologous recombination / DNA damage response

HR-deficient tumors (BRCA-mut, ATM-mut) are PARP-inhibitor sensitive. Relevant for synthetic-lethal angle with ATRX loss.
Theme genes: ATM ATR BRCA1 BRCA2 CHEK2 PALB2 RAD51
0 of 7 key genes altered in your tumor · 0 drugs catalogued for this theme (0 hit YOUR mutations directly, 0 modulate the theme indirectly).

Universal oncogenic signaling pathways (pan-cancer)

Plain English: these 10 pathways are recurrently disrupted in almost every cancer type — Sanchez-Vega et al. identified them across all 33 TCGA tumor types (Cell 2018). Even if the tumor-type- specific view above didn't light up a particular biology, any hit in these universal pathways is worth discussing. For tumor types not yet curated in Layer 1, this section IS the canonical biology view.

Cell cycle (RB / CDKN2A)

Cell-cycle dysregulation (CDKN2A/B loss, CDK4/6 amplification, RB1 loss) is common across almost every cancer. Palbociclib, ribociclib, abemaciclib inhibit CDK4/6 in RB-intact tumors.
Theme genes: CCND1 CCND2 CCND3 CCNE1 CDK4 CDK6CNV CDKN1A CDKN1B CDKN2A CDKN2BCNV CDKN2C E2F1 E2F3 RB1
2 of 14 key genes altered in your tumor · 107 drugs catalogued for this theme (27 hit YOUR mutations directly, 80 modulate the theme indirectly).
27 drugs hitting your mutated genes directly
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
RIBOCICLIB
CHEMBL3545110
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
TRILACICLIB DIHYDROCHLORIDE
CHEMBL4650272
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
ABEMACICLIB
CHEMBL3301610
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
RIBOCICLIB SUCCINATE
CHEMBL3707266
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
TRILACICLIB
CHEMBL3894860
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
PALBOCICLIB
CHEMBL189963
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
PALBOCICLIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1601374
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ABEMACICLIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1946825
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
TRILACICLIB DIHYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:2479691
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
APREMILAST
DGIDB:rxcui:1492727
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
RIBOCICLIB SUCCINATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1873978
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
FULVESTRANT
DGIDB:rxcui:282357
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRILACICLIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2479690
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RIBOCICLIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1873916
FDA approvedCDK6 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALVOCIDIB
CHEMBL428690
Phase 3CDK6 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
3 drugs modulating this theme via other targets
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
ACETAMINOPHEN
DGIDB:rxcui:161
FDA approvedvia CCND1
INTERACTS
SELADELPAR
DGIDB:rxcui:2690869
FDA approvedvia CCND1
agonist
TROGLITAZONE
DGIDB:rxcui:72610
FDA approvedvia CCND1
agonist

Hippo (YAP / TAZ)

Hippo signaling controls organ size and regeneration. FAT1-4, LATS1/2, and NF2 are the main tumor suppressors; YAP1/WWTR1 are the downstream effectors. Targetable with YAP/TEAD inhibitors (emerging class).
Theme genes: FAT1 FAT2 FAT3 FAT4 LATS1 LATS2 MOB1A MOB1B NF2 SAV1 STK3 STK4 TAOK1 TAOK2 TAOK3CNV WWC1 WWTR1 YAP1
1 of 18 key genes altered in your tumor · 0 drugs catalogued for this theme (0 hit YOUR mutations directly, 0 modulate the theme indirectly).

Notch

Notch is context-dependent — oncogene in T-ALL (activating NOTCH1), tumor suppressor in many solid tumors (inactivating NOTCH1 in SCC). γ-secretase inhibitors and DLL3-targeted therapies (tarlatamab) are relevant.
Theme genes: DLL1 DLL3RNA outlier DLL4 FBXW7 HES1 HES2CNV HES3CNV HES4CNV HES5 HEY1 HEY2 HEYL JAG1 JAG2CNV MAML1 MAML2CNV MAML3 NCOR1 NCOR2CNV NOTCH1CNV NOTCH2 NOTCH3 NOTCH4 SPEN
8 of 24 key genes altered in your tumor · 12 drugs catalogued for this theme (4 hit YOUR mutations directly, 8 modulate the theme indirectly).
4 drugs hitting your mutated genes directly
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
TARLATAMAB
CHEMBL5095292
FDA approvedDLL3 (your mutation)
BINDING AGENT
ROVALPITUZUMAB TESIRINE
CHEMBL3990011
Phase 3DLL3 (your mutation)
BINDING AGENT
CAR T-CELLS AMG 119
DGIDB:ncit:C150586
DLL3 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
ROVALPITUZUMAB TESIRINE
DGIDB:ncit:C107678
DLL3 (your mutation)
binder
8 drugs modulating this theme via other targets
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
NIROGACESTAT
DGIDB:rxcui:2670631
FDA approvedvia NOTCH2
other/unknown
ODEVIXIBAT
DGIDB:rxcui:2563966
FDA approvedvia NOTCH2
INTERACTS
TAREXTUMAB
CHEMBL3301588
Phase 2via NOTCH2
INHIBITOR
TAREXTUMAB
DGIDB:ncit:C95719
via NOTCH2
inhibitor
NOTCH SIGNALING PATHWAY INHIBITOR MK0752
DGIDB:ncit:C49175
via NOTCH2
other/unknown
MK-0752
DGIDB:drugbank:DB12852
via NOTCH2
INTERACTS
ENOTICUMAB
DGIDB:ncit:C82367
via NOTCH2
other/unknown
RO4929097
DGIDB:iuphar.ligand:7338
via NOTCH2
other/unknown

PI3K / AKT / mTOR

PI3K signaling is the most frequently mutated pathway across cancers. Alpelisib (PIK3CA-mutant HR+ breast), capivasertib (AKT), everolimus/temsirolimus (mTOR) are approved.
Theme genes: AKT1CNV AKT2CNV AKT3 INPP4B MTOR PIK3CA PIK3R1RNA outlier PIK3R2 PIK3R3 PPP2R1ACNV PTEN RHEB STK11 TSC1 TSC2
4 of 15 key genes altered in your tumor · 145 drugs catalogued for this theme (140 hit YOUR mutations directly, 5 modulate the theme indirectly).
30 drugs hitting your mutated genes directly
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TOPOTECAN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:266573
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NORTRIPTYLINE
DGIDB:rxcui:7531
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DABRAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1424911
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
FULVESTRANT
DGIDB:rxcui:282357
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NINTEDANIB ESYLATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1592736
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS

RTK / RAS / MAPK

The most druggable pathway in oncology. Covers EGFR inhibitors (osimertinib, erlotinib), HER2 (trastuzumab, T-DXd), ALK (alectinib, lorlatinib), KRAS G12C (sotorasib, adagrasib), BRAF V600E (dabrafenib+trametinib), NTRK fusions (larotrectinib, entrectinib), MEK (trametinib, cobimetinib), and many more.
Theme genes: ALK ARAF BRAFCNV EGFR ERBB2 ERBB3 ERBB4 FGFR1 FGFR2 FGFR3CNV FGFR4 FLT3 HRAS IGF1R KIT KRAS MAP2K1 MAP2K2 MAPK1 METCNV NF1 NRAS NTRK1 NTRK2RNA outlier NTRK3 PDGFRA PDGFRB RAF1CNV RASA1 RET RIT1 ROS1 SOS1
5 of 33 key genes altered in your tumor · 599 drugs catalogued for this theme (391 hit YOUR mutations directly, 208 modulate the theme indirectly).
30 drugs hitting your mutated genes directly
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
LESTAURTINIB
CHEMBL603469
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
LAROTRECTINIB SULFATE
CHEMBL3989939
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
LAROTRECTINIB
CHEMBL3889654
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
CENEGERMIN
CHEMBL4297852
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
AGONIST
ENTRECTINIB
CHEMBL1983268
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
REPOTRECTINIB
CHEMBL4298138
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
CYCLOSPORINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3008
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOZAPINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2626
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CENEGERMIN
DGIDB:rxcui:2104332
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
agonist
ENTRECTINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2197862
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
SORAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:495881
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LITHIUM
DGIDB:rxcui:6448
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
REPOTRECTINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2670644
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
CRIZOTINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1148495
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXORUBICIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:142433
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS

TGF-β

TGF-β is a context-dependent tumor suppressor/promoter. SMAD4 loss (especially in pancreatic/colon cancer) defines an aggressive subgroup. Targetable with galunisertib-class inhibitors in trials.
Theme genes: ACVR1 ACVR1B ACVR2A SMAD2 SMAD3 SMAD4 TGFBR1 TGFBR2CNV
1 of 8 key genes altered in your tumor · 4 drugs catalogued for this theme (0 hit YOUR mutations directly, 4 modulate the theme indirectly).
4 drugs modulating this theme via other targets
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
EPTOTERMIN ALFA
CHEMBL2108594
FDA approvedvia ACVR1
AGONIST
Activin receptor type-1 agonist
DIBOTERMIN ALFA
CHEMBL2109171
FDA approvedvia ACVR1
AGONIST
Activin receptor type-1 agonist
MOMELOTINIB DIHYDROCHLORIDE MONOHYDRATE
CHEMBL6068336
FDA approvedvia ACVR1
INHIBITOR
Activin receptor type-1 inhibitor
PACRITINIB CITRATE
CHEMBL5095049
FDA approvedvia ACVR1
INHIBITOR
Activin receptor type-1 inhibitor

p53 / ATM / MDM2

TP53 is mutated in ~50% of all cancers. MDM2-amplified TP53-wildtype tumors are sensitive to MDM2 inhibitors (idasanutlin, AMG-232). ATM-deficient tumors respond to PARP+ATR inhibitors.
Theme genes: ATM CDKN2A CHEK2 MDM2 MDM4 RPS6KA3 TP53driver
1 of 7 key genes altered in your tumor · 458 drugs catalogued for this theme (458 hit YOUR mutations directly, 0 modulate the theme indirectly).
30 drugs hitting your mutated genes directly
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
PACLITAXEL
DGIDB:rxcui:56946
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
ERLOTINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:337525
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
HEXACHLOROPHENE
DGIDB:rxcui:5293
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
BORTEZOMIB
DGIDB:rxcui:358258
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
SERTRALINE HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:155137
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
THIMEROSAL
DGIDB:rxcui:10472
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
ABIRATERONE ACETATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1100071
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
ENZALUTAMIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:1307298
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VENETOCLAX
DGIDB:rxcui:1747556
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EPIRUBICIN
DGIDB:rxcui:3995
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
SULCONAZOLE NITRATE
DGIDB:rxcui:56798
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
AZACITIDINE
DGIDB:rxcui:1251
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CINNARIZINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2549
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
PAROXETINE HYDROCHLORIDE, HEMIHYDRATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1298842
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS

WNT / β-catenin

Early driving event in colorectal (APC), hepatocellular (CTNNB1), endometrial cancers. Porcupine inhibitors (ETC-159, WNT974) and tankyrase inhibitors are in trials.
Theme genes: AMER1 APC AXIN1CNV AXIN2 CTNNB1 DKK1 DKK2 DKK3 DKK4 GSK3B RNF43 TCF7 TCF7L1 TCF7L2CNV ZNRF3
2 of 15 key genes altered in your tumor · 67 drugs catalogued for this theme (0 hit YOUR mutations directly, 67 modulate the theme indirectly).
30 drugs modulating this theme via other targets
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
IMATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:282388
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
NIROGACESTAT
DGIDB:rxcui:2670631
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
LENALIDOMIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:342369
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
CELECOXIB
DGIDB:rxcui:140587
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
TRAMETINIB DIMETHYL SULFOXIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:1425098
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
TEMSIROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:657797
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
LETROZOLE
DGIDB:rxcui:72965
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
FLUORESCEIN SODIUM
DGIDB:rxcui:57789
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
CETUXIMAB
DGIDB:rxcui:318341
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
DEXAMETHASONE
DGIDB:rxcui:3264
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
CABOZANTINIB S-MALATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1363267
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
THALIDOMIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:10432
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
SORAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:495881
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
OSIMERTINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1721560
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS
CYCLOPHOSPHAMIDE ANHYDROUS
DGIDB:rxcui:1545988
FDA approvedvia CTNNB1
INTERACTS

Myc (MYC / MAX)

Myc amplification is one of the most common oncogenic events. Historically undruggable, but BET inhibitors (JQ1, OTX015) and Myc-Max dimerization inhibitors are in development.
Theme genes: MAX MGA MNT MXD1 MXI1RNA outlier MYC MYCL MYCN
1 of 8 key genes altered in your tumor · 0 drugs catalogued for this theme (0 hit YOUR mutations directly, 0 modulate the theme indirectly).

Oxidative stress (NRF2 / KEAP1)

NRF2 pathway activation (via KEAP1 loss-of-function or NFE2L2 activating mutation) confers chemo and radio resistance, particularly in lung squamous cell carcinoma. Emerging NRF2-targeted therapies.
Theme genes: CUL3 KEAP1 NFE2L2
0 of 3 key genes altered in your tumor · 0 drugs catalogued for this theme (0 hit YOUR mutations directly, 0 modulate the theme indirectly).

Statistically most-disrupted pathways (generic enrichment)

Plain English: ranked by how many of your cancer-relevant altered genes land in each pathway, weighted by evidence tier (pathogenic driver > likely_driver > CNV ≈ RNA outlier > somatic). Expand any row to see which drugs modulate that pathway.
ScorePathwayGene overlapPatient genes in pathwayDrugs
51.0 Pathways in cancer
kegg · kegg:hsa05200
24 / 52
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 AXIN1 BRAF CDK6 CDKN2B +18 1324
912 direct · 363 approved
Show top 15 drugs modulating this pathway
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
PACLITAXEL
DGIDB:rxcui:56946
FDA approvedTP53 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
IMETELSTAT SODIUM
CHEMBL2108702
FDA approvedTERT (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
Telomerase reverse transcriptase inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
34.0 PI3K-Akt signaling pathway
kegg · kegg:hsa04151
14 / 35
2 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 CDK6 FGFR3 FLT4 KDR +8 1334
936 direct · 379 approved
Show top 15 drugs modulating this pathway
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LESTAURTINIB
CHEMBL603469
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
LAROTRECTINIB SULFATE
CHEMBL3989939
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
LAROTRECTINIB
CHEMBL3889654
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
CENEGERMIN
CHEMBL4297852
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
AGONIST
ENTRECTINIB
CHEMBL1983268
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
REPOTRECTINIB
CHEMBL4298138
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
CYCLOSPORINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3008
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOZAPINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2626
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CENEGERMIN
DGIDB:rxcui:2104332
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
agonist
30.0 MAPK signaling pathway
kegg · kegg:hsa04010
12 / 25
2 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 BRAF FGFR3 FLT4 KDR +6 1212
986 direct · 333 approved
Show top 15 drugs modulating this pathway
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
GEFITINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:328134
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DASATINIB ANHYDROUS
DGIDB:rxcui:1546019
FDA approvedBRAF (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LESTAURTINIB
CHEMBL603469
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
LAROTRECTINIB SULFATE
CHEMBL3989939
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
LAROTRECTINIB
CHEMBL3889654
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
CENEGERMIN
CHEMBL4297852
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
AGONIST
ENTRECTINIB
CHEMBL1983268
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
REPOTRECTINIB
CHEMBL4298138
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
CYCLOSPORINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3008
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOZAPINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2626
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CENEGERMIN
DGIDB:rxcui:2104332
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
agonist
ENTRECTINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2197862
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
SORAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:495881
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LITHIUM
DGIDB:rxcui:6448
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
REPOTRECTINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2670644
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
inhibitor
29.0 Rap1 signaling pathway
kegg · kegg:hsa04015
13 / 29
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 BRAF FGFR3 FLT4 GNAI2 +7 872
611 direct · 231 approved
Show top 15 drugs modulating this pathway
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
28.0 Proteoglycans in cancer
kegg · kegg:hsa05205
11 / 29
2 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 BRAF KDR MET PIK3R1 +5 1376
1018 direct · 349 approved
Show top 15 drugs modulating this pathway
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
27.0 Central carbon metabolism in cancer
kegg · kegg:hsa05230
8 / 14
2 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 FGFR3 IDH1 MET PIK3R1 +2 1301
1077 direct · 326 approved
Show top 15 drugs modulating this pathway
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TOPOTECAN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:266573
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NORTRIPTYLINE
DGIDB:rxcui:7531
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DABRAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1424911
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
FULVESTRANT
DGIDB:rxcui:282357
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NINTEDANIB ESYLATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1592736
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
27.0 Gastric cancer
kegg · kegg:hsa05226
12 / 20
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 AXIN1 BRAF CDKN2B MET +6 1190
853 direct · 305 approved
Show top 15 drugs modulating this pathway
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
IMETELSTAT SODIUM
CHEMBL2108702
FDA approvedTERT (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
Telomerase reverse transcriptase inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
27.0 Hepatocellular carcinoma
kegg · kegg:hsa05225
12 / 25
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 AXIN1 BRAF CDK6 MET +6 1226
876 direct · 320 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
IMETELSTAT SODIUM
CHEMBL2108702
FDA approvedTERT (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
Telomerase reverse transcriptase inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
27.0 Human papillomavirus infection
kegg · kegg:hsa05165
12 / 34
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 AXIN1 CDK6 GNAS NOTCH1 +6 1103
634 direct · 306 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
IMETELSTAT SODIUM
CHEMBL2108702
FDA approvedTERT (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
Telomerase reverse transcriptase inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
26.0 Human cytomegalovirus infection
kegg · kegg:hsa05163
12 / 30
1 drivers
AKAP13 AKT1 AKT2 B2M CDK6 GNAI2 +6 1028
632 direct · 287 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
25.0 Colorectal cancer
kegg · kegg:hsa05210
11 / 19
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 AXIN1 BRAF PIK3R1 RAC1 +5 1092
742 direct · 293 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
25.0 Breast cancer
kegg · kegg:hsa05224
11 / 21
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 AXIN1 BRAF CDK6 FLT4 +5 1126
768 direct · 306 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
25.0 Ras signaling pathway
kegg · kegg:hsa04014
11 / 23
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 FGFR3 FLT4 KDR MET +5 730
490 direct · 212 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LESTAURTINIB
CHEMBL603469
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
LAROTRECTINIB SULFATE
CHEMBL3989939
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
LAROTRECTINIB
CHEMBL3889654
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
CENEGERMIN
CHEMBL4297852
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
AGONIST
ENTRECTINIB
CHEMBL1983268
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
REPOTRECTINIB
CHEMBL4298138
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
CYCLOSPORINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3008
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOZAPINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2626
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CENEGERMIN
DGIDB:rxcui:2104332
FDA approvedNTRK2 (your mutation)
agonist
25.0 Focal adhesion
kegg · kegg:hsa04510
11 / 26
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 ARHGAP5 BRAF FLT4 KDR +5 966
605 direct · 245 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
22.0 IgSF CAM signaling
kegg · kegg:hsa04517
10 / 39
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 CADM2 KDR NLGN1 PIK3R1 +4 676
337 direct · 163 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
21.0 Pancreatic cancer
kegg · kegg:hsa05212
9 / 13
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 BRAF CDK6 PIK3R1 RAC1 +3 1062
765 direct · 297 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TOPOTECAN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:266573
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NORTRIPTYLINE
DGIDB:rxcui:7531
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DABRAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1424911
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
FULVESTRANT
DGIDB:rxcui:282357
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NINTEDANIB ESYLATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1592736
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
21.0 Sphingolipid signaling pathway
kegg · kegg:hsa04071
9 / 14
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 GNAI2 PIK3R1 PPP2R1A RAC1 +3 656
608 direct · 185 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TOPOTECAN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:266573
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NORTRIPTYLINE
DGIDB:rxcui:7531
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DABRAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1424911
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
FULVESTRANT
DGIDB:rxcui:282357
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NINTEDANIB ESYLATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1592736
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
21.0 Neurotrophin signaling pathway
kegg · kegg:hsa04722
9 / 18
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 BRAF NTRK2 PIK3R1 RAC1 +3 823
794 direct · 238 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TOPOTECAN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:266573
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NORTRIPTYLINE
DGIDB:rxcui:7531
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DABRAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1424911
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
FULVESTRANT
DGIDB:rxcui:282357
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NINTEDANIB ESYLATE
DGIDB:rxcui:1592736
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
21.0 Hepatitis C
kegg · kegg:hsa05160
9 / 22
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 BRAF CDK6 EIF3E PIK3R1 +3 1184
765 direct · 321 approved
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DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
21.0 Cellular senescence
kegg · kegg:hsa04218
9 / 23
1 drivers
AKT1 AKT2 CDK6 CDKN2B PIK3R1 RAF1 +3 721
632 direct · 211 approved
Show top 15 drugs modulating this pathway
DrugPhaseTargetMechanism
COPANLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1945077
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
LENIOLISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2633005
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
EVEROLIMUS
DGIDB:rxcui:141704
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
INFIGRATINIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2550729
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
QUERCETIN
DGIDB:rxcui:9060
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
ALPELISIB
DGIDB:rxcui:2169285
FDA approvedPIK3R1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
CAPIVASERTIB
CHEMBL2325741
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INHIBITOR
DESIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:3247
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
NELFINAVIR
DGIDB:rxcui:134527
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
inhibitor
RESVERATROL
DGIDB:rxcui:1000492
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
VEMURAFENIB
DGIDB:rxcui:1147220
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
CLOMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:2597
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
DOXEPIN HYDROCHLORIDE
DGIDB:rxcui:203179
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
TRIMIPRAMINE
DGIDB:rxcui:10834
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
LOVASTATIN
DGIDB:rxcui:6472
FDA approvedAKT1 (your mutation)
INTERACTS
Full pathway + drug data at cache/pathway_enrichment.json. Pathway membership from KEGG + Reactome; drug-target mappings from ChEMBL, OpenTargets, and DGIdb.

5. Standard of care

Plain English: what every oncology team treating Low Grade Glioma (IDH-mutant astrocytoma / oligodendroglioma) starts from. These regimens are in the NCCN guidelines, have FDA approval for this tumor type, or come from definitive phase-3 trials — independent of your specific mutations. A mutation profile can add targeted therapy (section 6) on top, but it rarely replaces this baseline.

first line

DrugRegimenEvidenceNotes for you
VORASIDENIB ⭐ already takingVorasidenib monotherapy (INDIGO trial)FDA 2024; grade 2 IDH-mut astrocytoma/oligodendroglioma s/p surgerybrain CNS — BBB-penetrant, oral. Standard first-line when residual disease without need for immediate radiation.
TEMOZOLOMIDE TMZ + radiation (Stupp protocol) or TMZ aloneRTOG 0424, NCCNParticularly active when MGMT promoter methylated. IDH-mut tumors typically methylated → TMZ highly active.
PCV Procarbazine + CCNU (lomustine) + VincristineRTOG 9802 — survival benefit over RT alone in grade 2/3 gliomaParticularly strong benefit in 1p/19q-codeleted oligodendroglioma. Older regimen; TMZ often preferred for tolerability.
LOMUSTINE Lomustine (CCNU) monotherapy or component of PCVMultiple trialsBBB-penetrant nitrosourea; part of PCV above.
PROCARBAZINE Component of PCV; alternative in some protocolsRTOG 9802MAO inhibitor activity — food/drug interactions matter.
VINCRISTINE Component of PCVRTOG 9802Neurotoxicity is dose-limiting.

second line

DrugRegimenEvidenceNotes for you
BEVACIZUMAB Bevacizumab ± irinotecan for recurrent high-grade transformationFDA 2009 for recurrent GBM
REGORAFENIB REGOMA trial — recurrent GBMPhase 2 positive 2019
IVOSIDENIB IDH1 R132H inhibitorPhase 1/2 in IDH-mut glioma; vorasidenib now preferred
OLUTASIDENIB IDH1 inhibitor (FT-2102)FDA approved 2022 for IDH1-mut AML; glioma use emerging

investigational / other

DrugRegimenEvidenceNotes for you
ENASIDENIB IDH2 R140/R172 inhibitor — only for IDH2-mutant
TAZEMETOSTAT EZH2 inhibitor — biology rationale in H3K27 dysregulation
6 SOC drugs NOT in the targeted-therapy ranking below: temozolomide, pcv, lomustine, procarbazine, bevacizumab, enasidenib. These didn't match a patient driver gene so they don't appear in the gene-ranked table — but they're standard of care for your diagnosis regardless and should be in any treatment discussion.
Source: curated from NCCN guidelines, FDA drug indications, and major phase-3 trial evidence. Bundled at health/data/standard_of_care.json. Drugs you're already taking get a ⭐ already taking badge.

6. Targeted therapy

Plain English: every ChEMBL-catalogued drug that hits a gene mutated / amplified / over-expressed in your tumor, ranked by a composite score that rewards: (1) developmental phase (FDA-approved > Phase 3 > 2 > 1 > preclinical), (2) multiple hits on your specific mutations, (3) published evidence in your tumor type, and (4) favorable pharmacology (e.g. blood-brain barrier penetration for brain tumors). Scores are penalized by NegBioDB hits (failed trials, binding negatives).
200 compounds scored against your specific mutations  ·  187 FDA approved 9 Phase 3 3 Phase 2 1 Phase 1 0 preclinical 0 natural product
Showing top 20. Approval in one indication doesn't mean benefit in yours — these are starting points for an oncology discussion, not recommendations. Phase categories are mutually exclusive (187+9+3+1+0=200). Natural product count overlaps with phase categories.
ScoreDrugTargets (viability)Evidence againstWhy it ranked
99.0 VORASIDENIB ⭐ already taking CHEMBL4279047
FDA approved BBB: good
IDH1activating hotspot none flagged ["⭐ on patient's current medication list", 'FDA-approved', '72 tumor-type PubMed papers', '39 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: IDH1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: IDH1]']
88.0 IVOSIDENIB CHEMBL3989958
FDA approved BBB: good
IDH1activating hotspot none flagged ['FDA-approved', '39 tumor-type PubMed papers', '261 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: IDH1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: IDH1]']
78.0 OLUTASIDENIB CHEMBL4297610
FDA approved BBB: good
IDH1activating hotspot none flagged ['FDA-approved', '5 tumor-type PubMed papers', '34 driver-gene PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: IDH1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: IDH1]']
75.0 SORAFENIB CHEMBL1336
FDA approved BBB: poor
BRAFno data FLT1no data FLT4no data KDRnon viable RAF1no data 5 failed trials verify ↗ 1 binding negatives ['FDA-approved', '363 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '22 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]', '⚠ NegBioDB: 5 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-3)']
71.5 VANDETANIB CHEMBL24828
FDA approved BBB: good
EPHA2no data EPHB1no data ERBB3no data FLT1no data FLT4no data +1 1 binding negatives ['FDA-approved', '24 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '10 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: ERBB3, KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1)']
70.0 DABRAFENIB CHEMBL2028663
FDA approved BBB: poor
BRAFno data 1 binding negatives ['FDA-approved', '101 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '15 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
70.0 METFORMIN CHEMBL1431
FDA approved BBB: good
MT-ND1no data MT-ND3no data MT-ND4no data MT-ND4Lno data MT-ND5no data +4 4 failed trials verify ↗ ['FDA-approved', '97 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
68.5 VINCRISTINE CHEMBL90555
FDA approved BBB: poor
TUBA1Ano data TUBA1Bno data TUBB4Ano data TUBB6no data none flagged ['FDA-approved', '613 tumor-type PubMed papers', '34 driver-gene PubMed papers', '65 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
67.0 REGORAFENIB CHEMBL1946170
FDA approved BBB: poor
BRAFno data EPHA2no data FLT1no data FLT4no data KDRnon viable +1 1 binding negatives ['FDA-approved', '40 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]']
67.0 HYDROXYUREA CHEMBL467
FDA approved BBB: good
RRM2Bno data none flagged ['FDA-approved', '56 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '9 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: RRM2B)']
66.5 EPINEPHRINE CHEMBL679
FDA approved BBB: good
ADRA1Bno data none flagged ['FDA-approved', '43 tumor-type PubMed papers', '42 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
63.0 VEMURAFENIB CHEMBL1229517
FDA approved BBB: moderate
BRAFno data 1 binding negatives ['FDA-approved', '33 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
63.0 GEMCITABINE CHEMBL888
FDA approved BBB: poor
RRM2Bno data 2 failed trials verify ↗ ['FDA-approved', '71 tumor-type PubMed papers', '80 driver-gene PubMed papers', '14 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: RRM2B)']
62.5 CRIZOTINIB CHEMBL601719
FDA approved BBB: moderate CYP interaction
METno data NPM1no data ROS1no data 1 binding negatives ['FDA-approved', '24 tumor-type PubMed papers', '5 driver-gene PubMed papers', '4 clinical trials', '⚠ CYP3A4_inhibition (affects atorvastatin, vorasidenib)', 'targets 3 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
61.5 SUNITINIB CHEMBL535
FDA approved BBB: poor
CSF1Rno data FLT1no data FLT4no data KDRnon viable 1 failed trial verify ↗ ['FDA-approved', '59 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '18 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
61.0 AXITINIB CHEMBL1289926
FDA approved BBB: good
FLT1no data FLT4no data KDRnon viable 1 binding negatives ['FDA-approved', '10 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
61.0 NIVOLUMAB CHEMBL2108738
FDA approved BBB: poor
PDCD1no data none flagged ['FDA-approved', '39 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '60 clinical trials']
60.0 CEDIRANIB CHEMBL491473
FDA approved BBB: moderate
FLT1no data FLT4no data KDRnon viable 3 failed trials verify ↗ 1 binding negatives ['FDA-approved', '22 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', '11 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-2)']
60.0 PERAMPANEL CHEMBL1214124
FDA approved BBB: good
GRIA2no data GRIA4no data 3 failed trials verify ↗ ['FDA-approved', '37 tumor-type PubMed papers', '5 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type (-1)']
60.0 CABOZANTINIB CHEMBL2105717
FDA approved BBB: poor
KDRnon viable METno data 3 failed trials verify ↗ 1 binding negatives ['FDA-approved', '13 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: MET]', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']

Drugs organized by your mutated gene

Plain English: same compounds, organized differently — expand a gene to see every drug in the database that hits it. Useful when discussing "are we trying anything that targets this specific mutation?"
ADRA1B — 45 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
EPINEPHRINE66.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '43 tumor-type PubMed papers', '42 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
NOREPINEPHRINE54.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '97 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
PHENTOLAMINE48.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '15 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
PRAZOSIN47.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '12 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
PHENYLEPHRINE46.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '8 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
CARVEDILOL46.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
DOXAZOSIN45.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '6 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
PHENOXYBENZAMINE45.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '5 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
AGTR1 — 5 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
LOSARTAN50.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '9 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
ANGIOTENSIN II45.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '52 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
LOSARTAN POTASSIUM44.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VALSARTAN43.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
CANDESARTAN42.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
AKT1 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
CAPIVASERTIB50.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '8 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials']
AKT2 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
CAPIVASERTIB50.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '8 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials']
BRAF — 8 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
SORAFENIB75.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '363 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '22 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]', '⚠ NegBioDB: 5 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-3)']
DABRAFENIB70.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '101 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '15 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
REGORAFENIB67.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '40 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]']
VEMURAFENIB63.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '33 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
SORAFENIB TOSYLATE56.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]']
TOVORAFENIB46.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
DABRAFENIB MESYLATE46.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '4 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
ENCORAFENIB46.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '4 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)', '⚠ NegBioDB: 5 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']
CALM1 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
PRENYLAMINE43.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers']
CD74 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
REPOTRECTINIB47.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '3 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
CDK6 — 4 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
RIBOCICLIB55.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '10 tumor-type PubMed papers', '11 clinical trials', '⚠ NegBioDB: 4 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']
PALBOCICLIB55.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '27 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '11 clinical trials', '⚠ NegBioDB: 6 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-4)']
ABEMACICLIB51.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '13 tumor-type PubMed papers', '14 clinical trials', '⚠ NegBioDB: 2 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']
TRILACICLIB42.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers']
CHRNA3 — 3 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
MECAMYLAMINE43.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: CHRNA3)']
PENTOLINIUM41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: CHRNA3)']
TRIMETHAPHAN41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: CHRNA3)']
CHRNB4 — 3 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
MECAMYLAMINE43.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: CHRNA3)']
PENTOLINIUM41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: CHRNA3)']
TRIMETHAPHAN41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: CHRNA3)']
CPT1B — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
PERHEXILINE44.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: CPT1B)']
PERHEXILINE MALEATE43.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: CPT1B)']
CSF1R — 5 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
SUNITINIB61.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '59 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '18 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
PAZOPANIB59.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', '7 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']
SUNITINIB MALATE53.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '5 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '17 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
PAZOPANIB HYDROCHLORIDE50.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
PEXIDARTINIB48.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '4 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
EDNRB — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
MACITENTAN41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials']
EPAS1 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
BELZUTIFAN44.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials']
EPHA2 — 3 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
VANDETANIB71.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '24 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '10 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: ERBB3, KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1)']
REGORAFENIB67.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '40 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]']
DASATINIB ANHYDROUS41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: EPHA2)']
EPHB1 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
VANDETANIB71.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '24 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '10 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: ERBB3, KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1)']
ERBB3 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
VANDETANIB71.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '24 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '10 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: ERBB3, KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1)']
EZH2 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
TAZEMETOSTAT46.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '5 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials']
FGFR3 — 8 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
PAZOPANIB59.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', '7 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']
ERDAFITINIB52.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '7 tumor-type PubMed papers', '4 clinical trials']
PEMIGATINIB52.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials', '1 CIViC tumor-specific entries']
PAZOPANIB HYDROCHLORIDE50.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
NINTEDANIB48.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)', '⚠ NegBioDB: 1 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']
NINTEDANIB ESYLATE46.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
FUTIBATINIB43.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers']
DOVITINIB42.0Phase 3['Phase 3', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
FLT1 — 19 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
SORAFENIB75.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '363 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '22 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]', '⚠ NegBioDB: 5 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-3)']
VANDETANIB71.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '24 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '10 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: ERBB3, KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1)']
REGORAFENIB67.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '40 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]']
SUNITINIB61.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '59 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '18 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
AXITINIB61.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '10 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
CEDIRANIB60.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '22 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', '11 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-2)']
PAZOPANIB59.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', '7 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']
LENVATINIB59.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '4 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', '4 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
FLT4 — 20 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
SORAFENIB75.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '363 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '22 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]', '⚠ NegBioDB: 5 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-3)']
VANDETANIB71.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '24 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '10 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: ERBB3, KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1)']
REGORAFENIB67.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '40 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]']
SUNITINIB61.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '59 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '18 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
AXITINIB61.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '10 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
CEDIRANIB60.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '22 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', '11 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-2)']
PAZOPANIB59.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', '7 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']
LENVATINIB59.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '4 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', '4 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
FYN — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
DASATINIB ANHYDROUS41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: EPHA2)']
GABBR1 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
BACLOFEN44.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '4 tumor-type PubMed papers']
GRIA2 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
PERAMPANEL60.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '37 tumor-type PubMed papers', '5 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type (-1)']
TOPIRAMATE50.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '5 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials']
GRIA4 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
PERAMPANEL60.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '37 tumor-type PubMed papers', '5 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type (-1)']
TOPIRAMATE50.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '5 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials']
GRIK2 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
TOPIRAMATE50.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '5 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials']
GRIN2D — 14 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
MEMANTINE56.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '19 tumor-type PubMed papers', '4 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
AMANTADINE54.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '6 tumor-type PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
KETAMINE50.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '19 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
AMANTADINE HYDROCHLORIDE49.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
MEMANTINE HYDROCHLORIDE48.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '4 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
FELBAMATE44.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
ORPHENADRINE CITRATE42.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
KETAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE42.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
GRIN3B — 14 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
MEMANTINE56.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '19 tumor-type PubMed papers', '4 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
AMANTADINE54.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '6 tumor-type PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
KETAMINE50.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '19 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
AMANTADINE HYDROCHLORIDE49.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
MEMANTINE HYDROCHLORIDE48.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '4 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
FELBAMATE44.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
ORPHENADRINE CITRATE42.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
KETAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE42.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: GRIN2D, GRIN3B)']
HBA2 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
EFAPROXIRAL44.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 clinical trials']
HBB — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
EFAPROXIRAL44.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 clinical trials']
HTR1E — 5 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
AMISULPRIDE45.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '3 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: HTR1E)']
ZIMELDINE HYDROCHLORIDE41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: HTR1E)']
DEXFENFLURAMINE41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: HTR1E)']
DEXFENFLURAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: HTR1E)']
ZIMELDINE41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: HTR1E)']
IDH1 — 6 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
VORASIDENIB99.0FDA approved["⭐ on patient's current medication list", 'FDA-approved', '72 tumor-type PubMed papers', '39 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: IDH1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: IDH1]']
IVOSIDENIB88.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '39 tumor-type PubMed papers', '261 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: IDH1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: IDH1]']
OLUTASIDENIB78.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '5 tumor-type PubMed papers', '34 driver-gene PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: IDH1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: IDH1]']
DS-1001B49.0Phase 2['Phase 2', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '4 driver-gene PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: IDH1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: IDH1]']
IDH30548.0Phase 2['Phase 2', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '6 driver-gene PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: IDH1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: IDH1]']
BAY143603243.0Phase 1['Phase 1', '5 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: IDH1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: IDH1]']
KCNG2 — 6 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
GUANIDINE HYDROCHLORIDE49.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '3 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: KCNG2)']
GUANIDINE48.0Phase 3['Phase 3', '19 tumor-type PubMed papers', '11 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: KCNG2)']
AMIFAMPRIDINE43.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: KCNG2)']
DALFAMPRIDINE41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: KCNG2)']
TEDISAMIL41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: KCNG2)']
AMIFAMPRIDINE PHOSPHATE41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: KCNG2)']
KDR — 25 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
SORAFENIB75.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '363 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '22 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]', '⚠ NegBioDB: 5 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-3)']
VANDETANIB71.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '24 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '10 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: ERBB3, KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1)']
REGORAFENIB67.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '40 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]']
SUNITINIB61.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '59 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '18 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
AXITINIB61.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '10 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)']
CEDIRANIB60.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '22 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', '11 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-2)']
CABOZANTINIB60.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '13 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: MET]', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']
PAZOPANIB59.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', '7 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1)', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']
MET — 10 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
CRIZOTINIB62.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '24 tumor-type PubMed papers', '5 driver-gene PubMed papers', '4 clinical trials', '⚠ CYP3A4_inhibition (affects atorvastatin, vorasidenib)', 'targets 3 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
CABOZANTINIB60.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '13 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: MET]', '⚠ NegBioDB: 3 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-1)']
CAPMATINIB60.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '4 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
CAPMATINIB HYDROCHLORIDE50.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
TEPOTINIB47.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
CABOZANTINIB S-MALATE45.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 2 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: MET]']
TEPOTINIB HYDROCHLORIDE45.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
AMIVANTAMAB44.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
MT-ND1 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
METFORMIN70.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '97 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE53.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
MT-ND3 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
METFORMIN70.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '97 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE53.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
MT-ND4 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
METFORMIN70.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '97 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE53.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
MT-ND4L — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
METFORMIN70.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '97 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE53.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
MT-ND5 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
METFORMIN70.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '97 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE53.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
MYH7 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
OMECAMTIV MECARBIL41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MYH7)']
MAVACAMTEN41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MYH7)']
NDUFA1 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
METFORMIN70.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '97 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE53.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
NDUFA13 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
METFORMIN70.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '97 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE53.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
NDUFB9 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
METFORMIN70.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '97 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE53.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
NDUFS5 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
METFORMIN70.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '97 tumor-type PubMed papers', '13 driver-gene PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
METFORMIN HYDROCHLORIDE53.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 9 of your genes (vus_uncertain: MT-ND5)']
NPM1 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
CRIZOTINIB62.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '24 tumor-type PubMed papers', '5 driver-gene PubMed papers', '4 clinical trials', '⚠ CYP3A4_inhibition (affects atorvastatin, vorasidenib)', 'targets 3 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
NTRK2 — 5 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
LAROTRECTINIB60.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '33 tumor-type PubMed papers', '5 driver-gene PubMed papers', '4 clinical trials']
ENTRECTINIB48.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '19 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
REPOTRECTINIB47.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '3 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
LAROTRECTINIB SULFATE45.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '3 clinical trials']
LESTAURTINIB44.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers']
PDCD1 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
NIVOLUMAB61.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '39 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '60 clinical trials']
PEMBROLIZUMAB56.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '32 tumor-type PubMed papers', '20 driver-gene PubMed papers', '55 clinical trials', '⚠ NegBioDB: 13 failed trial(s) in tumor type (-6)']
PIK3CD — 10 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
BUPARLISIB52.0Phase 3['Phase 3', '4 tumor-type PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: PIK3R1]']
PAXALISIB48.0Phase 2['Phase 2', '10 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: PIK3R1]']
TASELISIB45.0Phase 3['Phase 3', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: PIK3R1]']
DACTOLISIB43.0Phase 3['Phase 3', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: PIK3R1]']
DUVELISIB42.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD)']
LENIOLISIB PHOSPHATE41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD)']
DUVELISIB MONOHYDRATE41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD)']
PARSACLISIB41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD)']
PIK3R1 — 4 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
BUPARLISIB52.0Phase 3['Phase 3', '4 tumor-type PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: PIK3R1]']
PAXALISIB48.0Phase 2['Phase 2', '10 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: PIK3R1]']
TASELISIB45.0Phase 3['Phase 3', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: PIK3R1]']
DACTOLISIB43.0Phase 3['Phase 3', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PIK3CD) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: PIK3R1]']
PTGER1 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
DINOPROSTONE41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PTGER1)']
ALPROSTADIL41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: PTGER1)']
RAF1 — 4 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
SORAFENIB75.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '363 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '22 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]', '⚠ NegBioDB: 5 failed trial(s) in tumor type, failed to bind 1 driver(s) (-3)']
REGORAFENIB67.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '40 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 6 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: EPHA2, FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]']
SORAFENIB TOSYLATE56.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 5 of your genes (likely_driver: KDR; vus_uncertain: FLT1) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: BRAF]']
TOVORAFENIB46.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
ROS1 — 3 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
CRIZOTINIB62.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '24 tumor-type PubMed papers', '5 driver-gene PubMed papers', '4 clinical trials', '⚠ CYP3A4_inhibition (affects atorvastatin, vorasidenib)', 'targets 3 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
ENTRECTINIB48.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '19 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 2 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
REPOTRECTINIB47.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '3 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials', 'targets 3 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
RRM2B — 5 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
HYDROXYUREA67.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '56 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '9 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: RRM2B)']
GEMCITABINE63.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '71 tumor-type PubMed papers', '80 driver-gene PubMed papers', '14 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: RRM2B)']
FLUDARABINE PHOSPHATE53.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '5 tumor-type PubMed papers', '22 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: RRM2B)']
MOTEXAFIN GADOLINIUM46.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '6 tumor-type PubMed papers', '12 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: RRM2B)']
GEMCITABINE HYDROCHLORIDE41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '14 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: RRM2B)']
SLC6A1 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
TIAGABINE46.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials']
TIAGABINE HYDROCHLORIDE44.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 clinical trials']
SMO — 3 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
VISMODEGIB58.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '22 tumor-type PubMed papers', '10 clinical trials']
GLASDEGIB54.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 tumor-type PubMed papers', '16 driver-gene PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials']
SONIDEGIB49.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '8 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 clinical trials']
TERT — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
IMETELSTAT46.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
IMETELSTAT SODIUM44.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '2 clinical trials', 'targets 1 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
TP53 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
EPRENETAPOPT48.0Phase 3['Phase 3', '3 driver-gene PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (likely_driver: TP53) [canonical for lgg_astrocytoma: TP53]']
TRPM8 — 1 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
MENTHOL49.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '4 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (likely_driver: TRPM8)']
TRPV4 — 2 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
BUTAMBEN41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: TRPV4)']
BUTAMBEN PICRATE41.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (vus_uncertain: TRPV4)']
TUBA1A — 8 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
VINCRISTINE68.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '613 tumor-type PubMed papers', '34 driver-gene PubMed papers', '65 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
PACLITAXEL58.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '327 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '22 clinical trials', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
DOCETAXEL51.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '73 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINCRISTINE SULFATE51.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '7 tumor-type PubMed papers', '65 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINBLASTINE50.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '86 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '13 clinical trials', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
COLCHICINE48.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '52 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINORELBINE47.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '30 tumor-type PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
CABAZITAXEL41.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '8 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
TUBA1B — 8 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
VINCRISTINE68.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '613 tumor-type PubMed papers', '34 driver-gene PubMed papers', '65 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
PACLITAXEL58.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '327 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '22 clinical trials', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
DOCETAXEL51.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '73 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINCRISTINE SULFATE51.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '7 tumor-type PubMed papers', '65 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINBLASTINE50.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '86 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '13 clinical trials', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
COLCHICINE48.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '52 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINORELBINE47.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '30 tumor-type PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
CABAZITAXEL41.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '8 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
TUBB4A — 8 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
VINCRISTINE68.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '613 tumor-type PubMed papers', '34 driver-gene PubMed papers', '65 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
PACLITAXEL58.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '327 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '22 clinical trials', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
DOCETAXEL51.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '73 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINCRISTINE SULFATE51.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '7 tumor-type PubMed papers', '65 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINBLASTINE50.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '86 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '13 clinical trials', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
COLCHICINE48.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '52 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINORELBINE47.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '30 tumor-type PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
CABAZITAXEL41.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '8 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
TUBB6 — 8 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
VINCRISTINE68.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '613 tumor-type PubMed papers', '34 driver-gene PubMed papers', '65 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
PACLITAXEL58.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '327 tumor-type PubMed papers', '7 driver-gene PubMed papers', '22 clinical trials', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
DOCETAXEL51.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '73 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', '5 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINCRISTINE SULFATE51.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '7 tumor-type PubMed papers', '65 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINBLASTINE50.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '86 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '13 clinical trials', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
COLCHICINE48.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '52 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '⚠ P-gp substrate (reduced CNS exposure)', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
VINORELBINE47.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '30 tumor-type PubMed papers', '6 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
CABAZITAXEL41.5FDA approved['FDA-approved', '8 tumor-type PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials', 'targets 4 of your genes (low-signal — no driver-tier hit)']
TYK2 — 5 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
RUXOLITINIB58.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '12 tumor-type PubMed papers', '11 driver-gene PubMed papers', '3 clinical trials']
TOFACITINIB45.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', '1 driver-gene PubMed papers', '1 clinical trials']
TOFACITINIB CITRATE42.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 clinical trials']
DEUCRAVACITINIB42.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers']
UPADACITINIB42.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers']
VKORC1 — 6 compound(s)
DrugScorePhaseRationale
WARFARIN59.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '10 tumor-type PubMed papers', '2 driver-gene PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: VKORC1)']
ACENOCOUMAROL52.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: VKORC1)']
WARFARIN SODIUM52.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', '1 tumor-type PubMed papers', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: VKORC1)']
PHENPROCOUMON50.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: VKORC1)']
PHENINDIONE50.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: VKORC1)']
DICUMAROL50.0FDA approved['FDA-approved', 'targets 1 of your genes (pathogenic: VKORC1)']

7. What NOT to pursue

Plain English: just as important as what to try. Three lists: (a) driver genes where blocking them doesn't selectively kill tumor cells, (b) drugs with strong failed-trial history in cancers like yours, (c) supplements whose mechanism actively helps the tumor.

Targets to deprioritize

Non-viable targets (knockout didn't kill tumor cells in DepMap): IDH1, HEPACAM2, FMNL1, TP53, KDR, WNK2

Pan-essential (normal cells need them too — a drug would be toxic): ATRX

Drugs with concerning negative evidence

DrugFailed trialsBinding negativesScore penalty
PEMBROLIZUMAB100−6.0
PALBOCICLIB61−4.0
SORAFENIB51−3.0
CEDIRANIB31−2.0
PERAMPANEL30−1.0
CABOZANTINIB31−1.0
PAZOPANIB31−1.0
RIBOCICLIB41−1.0
ABEMACICLIB21−1.0
NINTEDANIB11−1.0

Supplements to avoid / taper

Why these specifically: antioxidants that restore tumor redox balance, metabolic substrates the tumor depends on, or compounds that reinforce its epigenetic state. Not "bad vitamins" in general — tumor-context specific.
SupplementDirection scoreMechanism note
L-glutamine-50IDH-mutant tumors are glutamine-dependent. Do not supplement.
nicotinamide riboside-40NAD+ precursor
NADH-40
NMN-40
niacinamide B3-40Restores NAD+ in tumor cells — reverses IDH-mutant metabolic vulnerability.
methionine-20Methionine restriction has anticancer rationale.
methylfolate 5MTHF-20Methyl donor
methylcobalamin B12-20Methyl-B12 for methionine synthase
melatonin-15High-dose melatonin (20mg) studied in glioma. Dual role: antioxidant concern vs. anti-proliferative benefit.
selenium-15Selenium feeds glutathione peroxidase — restores tumor redox defense.

8. Immune / neoantigen angle

Plain English: your T-cells see foreign things through HLA molecules — your genetic "display cabinet." A tumor mutation becomes a neoantigen only if the mutant protein fragment (9-10 amino acids) fits tightly into your specific HLA display. We predicted every possible mutant peptide and ranked them by binding strength, surface presentation, RNA-level expression (the tumor must make the protein), and clonality (the mutation must be in most tumor cells).

Your HLA type

Class I (MHC-I): HLA-A*03:01 HLA-A*26:01 HLA-B*15:01 HLA-B*35:01 HLA-C*03:04 HLA-C*04:01
Class II (MHC-II): HLA-DPA1*01:03-DPB1*02:01 HLA-DQA1*01:03-DQB1*03:02 HLA-DQA1*01:03-DQB1*06:01 HLA-DRB1*04:01 HLA-DRB1*15:02
HLA-II typing notes:
  • DRB1*04:274 is a rare allele; fallback to DRB1*04:01 (same P-group, NetMHCIIpan-supported)
  • DPB1*677:01 is suspicious (likely typing artifact); fallback to DPB1*02:01 (most common)
HLA region copy status (depth proxy): HLA-A: depth gain (2.02×)HLA-B: depth gain (1.84×)HLA-C: depth gain (1.78×)
Caveat — not true HLA-LOH. LOHHLA was not run (reportability: insufficient_inputs; reasons: tumor_bam=missing, normal_bam=missing). The values above come from a tumor/normal read-depth proxy across the HLA region — useful as a CNV hint but not allele-specific. Do NOT down-weight peptides on this basis without a LOHHLA-confirmed call.

2,104 strong point-mutation binders (<500 nM or presentation score ≥ 0.5) across 213,102 scored point-mutation peptides (of 264,183 total candidates incl. 463 splicing)

Top-50 source breakdown: point_mutation: 50  ·  splicing-derived candidates are partitioned into a dedicated annex below.
GeneMutationPeptideHLAAffinity (nM)Pres.Proc.TPMVAFCCFPRIMETCR-fitSelf-fitSignalsComposite
IDH1 driverR132CKPIIIGCHAYHLA-B*35:01560.910.5437.122.1%1.000.07RNA supportedclonal259.57
FGD4 M813VYVYGAPQDVHLA-C*03:04580.630.0548.116.2%1.000.021.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus240.39
TIMM44 N256HVVFHRFFEMHLA-C*03:041440.720.419.937.8%1.000.100.50RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus226.94
ATRX driverG1712DLVDPDPDFVHLA-C*04:011150.680.2999.252.2%1.000.120.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus225.63
FGD4 M813VKQDPLVLYVHLA-C*04:01990.950.8948.116.2%1.000.14RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus224.78
FGD4 M813VKQDPLVLYVYHLA-B*15:01990.940.8048.116.2%1.000.10RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus220.24
FGD4 M813VKQDPLVLYVHLA-C*03:043610.850.8948.116.2%1.000.04RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus213.85
AHNAK K1319NHFNAPKISMHLA-C*04:01660.920.6173.930.1%1.000.10RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus210.96
FGD4 M813VDPLVLYVYHLA-B*35:011470.880.7148.116.2%1.000.181.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus210.46
ATRX driverG1712DALVDPDPDFHLA-B*15:011400.540.1899.252.2%1.000.030.01RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus202.12
AHNAK K1319NKMPEMHFNAPKHLA-A*03:01960.840.4973.930.1%1.000.03RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus198.22
TP53 driverQ144fsRPAPASAPWHLA-B*35:011090.780.4220.156.4%1.001.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus193.97
AKAP13 V2133IMSSSIVRRLHLA-C*03:04610.970.8941.430.2%1.000.03RNA supportedclonal188.84
FGD4 M813VKQDPLVLYVHLA-B*15:0114290.600.8948.116.2%1.000.04RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus186.73
TP53 driverQ144fsIPHPRPAPAHLA-B*35:011260.740.4020.156.4%1.001.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus184.32
TIMM44 N256HVVFHRFFEMHLA-A*26:016260.380.419.937.8%1.000.050.50RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus181.26
ATRX driverG1712DLVDPDPDFVHLA-C*03:045240.320.2999.252.2%1.000.020.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus176.22
TP53 driverQ144fsHPRPAPASAPWHLA-B*35:01960.730.3120.156.4%1.001.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus175.40
AKAP13 V2133IKMSSSIVRRHLA-A*03:01360.890.3441.430.2%1.000.10RNA supportedclonal165.02
TIMM44 N256HVVFHRFFEMHLA-B*15:0111770.250.419.937.8%1.000.040.50RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus163.71
NLGN1 V363FLQKKPYKELFHLA-B*15:012520.630.4564.414.9%0.930.03RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus161.95
TIMM44 N256HVVFHRFFEMKHLA-A*03:011610.560.249.937.8%1.000.06RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus158.10
TIMM44 N256HKENNVVFHRFHLA-B*15:018940.440.589.937.8%1.000.03RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus158.05
PCBP1 I29TEVGSITGKKHLA-A*03:014340.680.66123.318.1%1.000.02RNA supportedclonal155.83
IDH1 driverR132CKPIIIGCHAYHLA-B*15:0140580.140.5437.122.1%1.000.03RNA supportedclonal155.13
FGD4 M813VIPKQDPLVLYVYHLA-B*35:0113600.610.8948.116.2%1.001.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus147.42
TIMM44 N256HKENNVVFHRHLA-A*03:0121930.310.669.937.8%1.000.08RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus146.35
TIMM44 N256HVVFHRFFEMHLA-B*35:0132770.110.419.937.8%1.000.040.50RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus144.97
PCBP1 I29TKEVGSITGKHLA-A*03:015720.560.59123.318.1%1.000.04RNA supportedclonal143.25
NLGN1 V363FLFDQDIQPAHLA-C*04:01890.560.0764.414.9%0.930.02RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus142.14
FGD4 M813VKQDPLVLYVYHLA-B*35:0163320.210.8048.116.2%1.000.03RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus141.54
AHNAK K1319NHFNAPKISMHLA-B*35:0121380.270.6173.930.1%1.000.02RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus141.44
IDH1 driverR132CKPIIIGCHAYHLA-A*26:01198350.030.5437.122.1%1.000.02RNA supportedclonal141.12
TIMM44 N256HVVFHRFFEMHLA-A*03:0148510.080.419.937.8%1.000.040.50RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus140.69
FGD4 M813VKQDPLVLYVHLA-A*03:01137990.140.8948.116.2%1.000.09RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus137.29
AHNAK K1319NHFNAPKISMHLA-B*15:0127580.230.6173.930.1%1.000.02RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus136.44
FGD4 M813VKQDPLVLYVYHLA-A*03:0191630.160.8048.116.2%1.000.03RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus135.79
TIMM44 N256HVVFHRFFEMHLA-C*04:01102050.040.419.937.8%1.000.040.50RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus135.57
FGD4 M813VKQDPLVLYVYHLA-C*04:01110810.130.8048.116.2%1.000.03RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus133.33
ATRX driverG1712DLVDPDPDFVHLA-B*35:01139870.020.2999.252.2%1.000.020.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus133.32
ATRX driverG1712DALVDPDPDFHLA-B*35:0149560.040.1899.252.2%1.000.030.01RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus130.94
ATRX driverG1712DALVDPDPDFHLA-A*26:01229120.010.1899.252.2%1.000.020.01RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus127.10
TP53 driverQ144fsHPRPAPASAHLA-B*35:011460.530.1720.156.4%1.001.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus122.94
AHNAK K1319NHFNAPKISMHLA-C*03:043490.690.6173.930.1%1.000.01RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus121.84
PCBP1 I29TEVGSITGKKHLA-A*26:0123360.290.66123.318.1%1.000.08RNA supportedclonal120.97
TIMM44 N256HKENNVVFHRHLA-A*26:01235370.040.669.937.8%1.000.02RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus117.90
TIMM44 N256HKENNVVFHRFHLA-A*26:01180120.040.589.937.8%1.000.04RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus114.88
TIMM44 N256HKENNVVFHRFHLA-A*03:01220310.030.589.937.8%1.000.05RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus114.12
AKAP13 V2133IKMSSSIVRRLHLA-A*03:017700.290.3541.430.2%1.000.03RNA supportedclonal111.49
TP53 driverQ144fsIPHPRPAPAHLA-C*03:046460.370.4020.156.4%1.001.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus106.02

Best neoantigen per mutation (for vaccine design)

One peptide per distinct mutation — what you'd include in a personalized vaccine, dedup'd so you don't get multiple peptides from the same source. Showing the top 50 of 572 unique mutations; the full ranking is in neoantigens_v5_all.json.
GeneMutationPeptideHLAAffinity (nM)Pres.Proc.TPMVAFCCFPRIMETCR-fitSelf-fitSignalsComposite
IDH1 driverR132CKPIIIGCHAYHLA-B*35:01560.910.5437.122.1%1.000.07RNA supportedclonal259.57
FGD4 M813VYVYGAPQDVHLA-C*03:04580.630.0548.116.2%1.000.021.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus240.39
TIMM44 N256HVVFHRFFEMHLA-C*03:041440.720.419.937.8%1.000.100.50RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus226.94
ATRX driverG1712DLVDPDPDFVHLA-C*04:011150.680.2999.252.2%1.000.120.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus225.63
AHNAK K1319NHFNAPKISMHLA-C*04:01660.920.6173.930.1%1.000.10RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus210.96
TP53 driverQ144fsRPAPASAPWHLA-B*35:011090.780.4220.156.4%1.001.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus193.97
AKAP13 V2133IMSSSIVRRLHLA-C*03:04610.970.8941.430.2%1.000.03RNA supportedclonal188.84
NLGN1 V363FLQKKPYKELFHLA-B*15:012520.630.4564.414.9%0.930.03RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus161.95
PCBP1 I29TEVGSITGKKHLA-A*03:014340.680.66123.318.1%1.000.02RNA supportedclonal155.83
CABIN1 D76GAVSSGGEKEGLKHLA-A*03:011080.480.0450.523.5%1.00RNA supportedclonal2-caller consensus52.63
FMNL1 driverV648AMPLLNWAALHLA-B*35:01570.770.2311.327.5%1.00no RNA evidenceclonal2-caller consensus39.76
HEPACAM2 driverG164RGAVEYVRNMHLA-C*03:04570.910.540.334.9%1.00no RNA evidenceclonal2-caller consensus25.45
HTR1E D269NRIPPFNNDLHLA-C*03:04860.920.701.728.5%1.000.01no RNA evidenceclonal2-caller consensus24.41
NPC1 driverD508NYANYHTHFLHLA-C*03:04270.980.8339.30%0.00no RNA evidencesubclonal17.01
SMARCA1 I722SRMDSEQSLYHLA-B*15:01950.960.9087.60%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal16.93
NPC1 driverS954LYFDWVKPQLHLA-C*04:01260.980.8039.30%0.00no RNA evidencesubclonal16.88
HMOX2 R137WKYVEWIHYIHLA-C*04:012070.930.9627.10%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal16.83
TTN S12667LVVLEKKVPLHLA-C*03:04700.690.175.016.6%1.000.01no RNA evidenceclonal16.75
NVL driverR49LRVYSIDYGLRHLA-A*03:01810.820.4014.30%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal16.66
CCDC178 R472WKTNESIWKKHLA-A*03:01310.970.6920.20%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal16.17
TCF20 Q186HVQQLRQHLYHLA-B*15:01430.940.6026.30%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal15.40
CHD8 H1117RRIIPHDFHLHLA-C*03:04750.910.6335.60%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal15.15
ERBB3 driverR916LEPYAGLLLAHLA-B*35:015820.630.6721.80%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal14.92
FLRT2 E189fsSYPTWPSRIHLA-C*04:011890.850.7232.70%0.000.99no RNA evidencesubclonal14.74
PLCG2 driverD1144NFSNPNFLAHHLA-B*35:011840.900.838.50%0.00no RNA evidencesubclonal14.67
GRID2 R692HAVYEHVHMKHLA-A*03:01240.990.9437.00%0.000.50no RNA evidencesubclonal14.65
CDC42BPB R496CKLNEEIECLHLA-C*03:041970.840.7071.70%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal14.55
SEC31A A906VNVYPNTPYIHLA-C*03:04810.880.5561.00%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal14.36
POLR1B R72HAFKDEHISFHLA-C*04:01970.870.5721.00%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal14.31
HOOK3 A51TVLQKIDPTYHLA-B*15:01430.910.4572.00%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal14.29
ZBTB47 G258RRPSPATVVLHLA-B*35:01760.960.9071.60%0.000.50no RNA evidencesubclonal14.21
MICALL2 S631IGSFAGIVHIHLA-C*03:041450.910.8013.90%0.000.67no RNA evidencesubclonal14.12
SMPD1 P181SSTVPKPPPKHLA-A*03:01260.920.3715.90%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal14.10
ENPP5 T175MKIIEWFMSKHLA-A*03:01230.980.808.10%0.000.67no RNA evidencesubclonal13.56
LRRC8D K730fsEPAAFAYHWHLA-B*35:014750.730.7433.60%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal13.14
CPSF1 D801NLPNWRLVFLHLA-B*35:011390.910.77110.90%0.000.50no RNA evidencesubclonal13.11
FAM171A1 F57YVADALIEIYHLA-B*35:01610.930.6545.70%0.000.50no RNA evidencesubclonal12.93
COG6 R521HALFEFTDRHHLA-A*03:011920.770.5651.70%0.000.99no RNA evidencesubclonal12.88
PEG3 R50WHQRFWNLIYHLA-B*15:01370.950.5859.40%0.000.51no RNA evidencesubclonal12.85
SIL1 R92WVPAGSHVWLHLA-B*35:012350.750.5911.40%0.001.00no RNA evidencesubclonal12.82
ADCY5 R228WFPSDKLEWLHLA-B*35:01880.880.5723.60%0.000.67no RNA evidencesubclonal12.81
BEST3 S66ARYFEKLAIYHLA-B*15:013880.710.67115.70%0.000.99no RNA evidencesubclonal12.52
RAPH1 R353CIFMECIEKYHLA-B*15:013520.810.8083.70%0.000.50no RNA evidencesubclonal12.09
ATG2A Y973FSQFCGQPGLGYHLA-B*15:01360.910.4114.50%0.000.50no RNA evidencesubclonal11.76
CDH13 K366TSPKFTKTEFHLA-B*35:01540.980.9418.90%0.00no RNA evidencesubclonal11.60
LARGE1 R515HAEAQQFLHYHLA-B*15:011090.960.9326.60%0.00no RNA evidencesubclonal11.39
TBC1D13 S248RFATDPNREWHLA-B*35:01930.960.9123.40%0.000.00no RNA evidencesubclonal11.37
B4GALT2 A36TYFDVYTQHLHLA-C*04:01250.980.8339.80%0.000.00no RNA evidencesubclonal11.33
PLXNA3 A91TTPVDNINKLHLA-B*35:01690.960.8721.20%0.00no RNA evidencesubclonal11.28
MLKL N212TLLRETEVSTLYHLA-B*15:011040.900.694.70%0.000.99no RNA evidencesubclonal11.24
522 additional mutations below composite score 11.24 omitted (see cache file).

Splicing-derived neoantigens (exploratory annex — not part of the SLP vaccine ordering unit)

Treat these as candidates for follow-up, not vaccine-ready targets. MHCflurry scores here look strong (presentation ≥ 0.94 on the top rows), but several validation steps are missing before any of these should replace a point-mutation candidate in the SLP table above:
JunctionStrand/FramePeptideHLAPres.Proc.Readsv5 score
3:12836224-12839348./?AADVQQILLHLA-C*04:010.980.864,086101.94
1:225501071-225507950./?YLQTKIHTLHLA-C*03:040.970.851,810101.40
1:182385888-182386255./?LPRAPGSILHLA-B*35:010.940.832,26099.74
7:139620564-139626600./?SPQHTRQIMHLA-B*35:010.910.732,88997.06
11:10800836-10800961./?HLWDRHLSLHLA-C*03:040.940.662,28897.05
14:103520312-103520468./?ASAPASPRLHLA-C*03:040.930.581,64795.70
14:21019977-21020495./?SPQANRPHLHLA-B*35:010.800.932,36994.84
17:7651631-7653373./?AAPGPAGPLHLA-C*03:040.920.371,98691.72
19:3980710-3980840./?RTTRLPWALKHLA-A*03:010.890.422,46291.31
7:26197733-26200571./?RLSPRWREKHLA-A*03:010.860.261,69387.50
17:44913824-44914027./?TTWLPIDRKHLA-A*03:010.780.354,88085.59
14:61726819-61727452./?KVCNMEGIALHLA-C*03:040.740.511,80385.58
1:110020852-110021673./?ITDTNGPYYHLA-B*35:010.680.602,44884.24
7:121968131-121972540./?ITLGKQWKLHLA-C*03:040.660.583,74583.40
5:181237720-181238098./?RPQHQDLGFHLA-B*35:010.930.862,05183.22
448 additional splicing candidates omitted (see splicing_neoantigens_strong.json).

Vaccine-candidate ordering list (short + long + optimized)

Plain English: this is what a vaccine designer would actually order. Modern personalized cancer vaccines (Ott et al. 2017 Nature; Keskin et al. 2019 Nature; BioNTech mRNA-4157) pair each mutation's short class-I epitope (8-12mer, CD8 killer response) with a long class-II peptide (13-25mer, CD4 helper response + cross-presentation to CD8). We add a third column: an optimized heteroclitic variant with anchor-position substitutions (P2 / PΩ) designed to bind HLA more tightly while leaving the TCR-contact face untouched — the same trick used in the melanoma gp100 V→L heteroclitic and the NY-ESO-1 vaccines (Borbulevych 2007). The DAI pill is Łuksza 2017's differential agretopicity (WT/MT affinity ratio); the TCEM / anchor / flanking pill is Capietto 2020's position class; the TCR-fit pill is Łuksza 2017's partition-function R-score — BLOSUM62 similarity of the short peptide to the IEDB positive T-cell-epitope catalogue, so higher = closer to a known immunogen = more likely a TCR that can recognise it already exists. Blank pill = no IEDB neighbour (doesn't mean non-immunogenic, just unobserved). The ⚠ mimicry pill fires when the same short peptide also looks like a normal human protein (R_SELF against the Swiss-Prot proteome ≥ 0.5 with TCR-fit ≥ 0.5) — that's the molecular-mimicry profile for post-vaccine autoimmunity (Segal & Shoenfeld 2018), so the composite score's TCR-fit boost is capped by max(0, TCR-fit − Self-fit) to down-rank those candidates automatically. An self-like pill (amber) means R_SELF ≥ 0.5 without a high TCR-fit — less urgent but still worth flagging.
18 mutation-level vaccine candidates. Pairing: 492 nested (ideal SLP), 0 overlapping only, 0 synthesized, 0 short-only.
Flanking optimization: 10 improved anchors, 8 already canonical; 14 TCEM-mutation (best immunogenicity), 3 anchor-mutation (weakest per Capietto). Showing top 25 by class-I composite score.
MutationShort (class I)Long (class II)Optimized (flanking)SLP registrationSignalsDNA / RNA VAFScore
IDH1
R132C
KPIIIGCHAY
HLA-B*35:01 · 56 nM
GWVKPIIIGCHAY
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
native anchors already canonical — no optimization needednested (SLP-ready)clonalRNA+defining driverTCEMDAI 1.3×22.1%
RNA —
344.2
ATRX
G1712D
LVDPDPDFV
HLA-C*04:01 · 115 nM
FNKALVDPDPDFV
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
LYDPDPDFL
anchor: P2 V→Y, P9 V→L · needs MHCflurry re-score
nested (SLP-ready)clonalRNA+canonical driver (primary)TCEMDAI 0.7×52.2%
RNA —
293.3
TIMM44
N256H
VVFHRFFEM
HLA-C*03:04 · 144 nM
KENNVVFHRFFEM
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
VVFHRFFEL
anchor: P9 M→L · needs MHCflurry re-score
nested (SLP-ready)clonalRNA+TCEMDAI 0.6×TCR-fit 0.5037.8%
RNA —
255.3
AHNAK
K1319N
HFNAPKISM
HLA-C*04:01 · 66 nM
MPEMHFNAPKISM
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
native anchors already canonical — no optimization needednested (SLP-ready)clonalRNA+TCEMDAI 4.4×30.1%
RNA —
189.9
AKAP13
V2133I
KMSSSIVRR
HLA-A*03:01 · 36 nM
FVKKKMSSSIVRR
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
native anchors already canonical — no optimization needednested (SLP-ready)clonalRNA+TCEMDAI 1.0×30.2%
RNA —
148.5
FGD4
M813V
YVYGAPQDV
HLA-C*03:04 · 58 nM
PLVLYVYGAPQDV
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
YVYGAPQDL
anchor: P9 V→L · needs MHCflurry re-score
nested (SLP-ready)clonalRNA+anchorDAI 3.1×TCR-fit 1.0016.2%
RNA —
147.2
TP53
Q144fs
APWPSTSSH
HLA-B*35:01 · 90 nM
APASAPWPSTSSH
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
APWPSTSSY
anchor: P9 H→Y · needs MHCflurry re-score
nested (SLP-ready)clonalRNA+canonical driver (primary)56.4%
RNA —
127.8
PCBP1
I29T
EVGSITGKK
HLA-A*03:01 · 434 nM
MHGKEVGSITGKK
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
native anchors already canonical — no optimization needednested (SLP-ready)clonalRNA+TCEMDAI 0.9×18.1%
RNA —
71.1
NLGN1
V363F
LFDQDIQPA
HLA-C*04:01 · 89 nM
PYKELFDQDIQPA
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
LFDQDIQPL
anchor: P9 A→L · needs MHCflurry re-score
nested (SLP-ready)clonalRNA+anchorDAI 31.0×14.9%
RNA —
57.3
CABIN1
D76G
AVSSGGEKEGLK
HLA-A*03:01 · 108 nM
EAVSSGGEKEGLK
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
native anchors already canonical — no optimization needednested (SLP-ready)clonalRNA+TCEMDAI 1.0×23.5%
RNA —
44.5
FMNL1
V648A
MPLLNWAAL
HLA-B*35:01 · 57 nM
TKFRMPLLNWAAL
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
native anchors already canonical — no optimization needednested (SLP-ready)clonalcandidate driverTCEMDAI 0.8×27.5%
RNA —
39.8
HEPACAM2
G164R
GAVEYVRNM
HLA-C*03:04 · 57 nM
HPPSGAVEYVRNM
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
GAVEYVRNL
anchor: P9 M→L · needs MHCflurry re-score
nested (SLP-ready)clonalcandidate driverTCEMDAI 1.5×34.9%
RNA —
25.4
HTR1E
D269N
RIPPFNNDL
HLA-C*03:04 · 86 nM
HASIRIPPFNNDL
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
RAPPFNNDL
anchor: P2 I→A · needs MHCflurry re-score
nested (SLP-ready)clonalTCEMDAI 1.4×28.5%
RNA —
22.1
TTN
S12667L
KVPLTPPKK
HLA-A*03:01 · 56 nM
VLEKKVPLTPPKK
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
native anchors already canonical — no optimization needednested (SLP-ready)clonalTCEMDAI 0.8×16.6%
RNA —
6.4
CDKN2A
G45S
YSRRPIQVM
HLA-C*03:04 · 65 nM
APNSYSRRPIQVM
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
YSRRPIQVL
anchor: P9 M→L · needs MHCflurry re-score
nested (SLP-ready)canonical driver (primary)anchorDAI 1.9×
RNA —
4.5
CLCA2
C429W
LGNWLPTVL
HLA-C*03:04 · 78 nM
DDKLLGNWLPTVL
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
LANWLPTVL
anchor: P2 G→A · needs MHCflurry re-score
nested (SLP-ready)clonalTCEMDAI 1.5×13.2%
RNA —
3.6
TTL
V181M
GQVHMIQKY
HLA-B*15:01 · 34 nM
IDNQGQVHMIQKY
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
native anchors already canonical — no optimization needednested (SLP-ready)clonalTCEMDAI 1.0×6.7%
RNA —
3.3
EIF2A
A234V
LWNKKATVV
HLA-C*04:01 · 282 nM
KVTMLWNKKATVV
13mer · HLA-DRB1*04:01
LYNKKATVL
anchor: P2 W→Y, P9 V→L · needs MHCflurry re-score
nested (SLP-ready)clonalTCEMDAI 1.5×8.2%
RNA —
1.0
Full ordering list: cache/vaccine_candidates.json. References: Ott 2017, Keskin 2019, Sahin 2017 (SLP design); Łuksza 2017 (DAI); Capietto 2020 (position filter); Borbulevych 2007 (heteroclitic mechanism); Lindeboom 2016 (NMD rules).

9. Clinical trials

Plain English: we auto-queried ClinicalTrials.gov for every trial whose search keywords match something in your profile (your driver mutations, your tumor subtype, specific CNVs). These aren't "you will be accepted" — they're "your profile fits the search terms." Eligibility still depends on many factors only your oncology team can evaluate.
155 trials matched across 42 profile findings: 124 recruiting, 75 phase 2/3, 54 matched through the tumor-type term. Showing top 15 sorted by matched findings and phase.
NCT / statusTitle & interventionMatched findingsSites
NCT07077616
EARLY_PHASE1 RECRUITING
Clinical Study for the Safety and Therapeutic Efficacy of the AI-QMMM Designed TamavaqTM Personalised Vaccine in Patients With Newly Diagnosed Glioma.
Intervention: Biological: personalized vaccine Based on genetic and transcriptional sequencing information, personalized peptide vaccines would be designed and produced;
TP53_-/X IDH1_R/C ATRX_G/D HLA-B_A/T1
NCT06794736
N/A RECRUITING
STRatifying Adult DIffuse Lower-grade Gliomas Based on Their VARIed Metabolic Profiles (STRADIVARI Project)
Intervention:
IDH1_R/C ATRX_G/D CDKN2A_G/S4
NCT07417761
PHASE2 RECRUITING
Tuvusertib in Astrocytoma With ATRX Mutation
Intervention: Tuvusertib
IDH1_R/C ATRX_G/D CDKN2A_G/S10
NCT07242963
N/A RECRUITING
Relapsed and Progressive Sonic Hedgehog Medulloblastoma With U1 Mutation Registry Study
Intervention:
TP53_-/X tumor_type2
NCT06363162
NA RECRUITING
Evaluate the Effectiveness and Safety of Raman IVD Analyzer in the Molecular Diagnosis of Gliomas During Surgery
Intervention: Immunohistochemistry or genetic test
TP53_-/X ATRX_G/D1
NCT07219199
NA NOT_YET_RECRUITING
Residual IDH1-Mutant Tumor Cell Quantification Study
Intervention: UR-ddPCR
IDH1_R/C tumor_type1
NCT06575452
NA NOT_YET_RECRUITING
Using the Epitranscriptome to Diagnose and Treat Gliomas
Intervention: Blood, urine and tumoral tissue samples, Tumoral tissue samples
IDH1_R/C ATRX_G/D2
NCT03896568
PHASE1 RECRUITING
MSC-DNX-2401 in Treating Patients With Recurrent High-Grade Glioma
Intervention: Oncolytic Adenovirus Ad5-DNX-2401, Therapeutic Conventional Surgery
IDH1_R/C tumor_type1
NCT05564390
PHASE2 RECRUITING
MYELOMATCH: A Screening Study to Assign People With Myeloid Cancer to a Treatment Study or Standard of Care Treatment Within myeloMATCH (MyeloMATCH Screening Trial)
Intervention: Allogeneic Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplantation, Azacitidine, Best Practice
IDH1_R/C IRAK4_R/*347
NCT05303519
PHASE3 RECRUITING
SIGMA (Safusidenib in IDH1 Mutant Glioma Maintenance)
Intervention: safusidenib, Placebo
IDH1_R/C tumor_type45
NCT07486713
PHASE4 RECRUITING
Olutasidenib DDI Study in Patients With IDH1 Mutation Positive Malignancies
Intervention: Olutasidenib, CYP1A2, CYP2B6, CYP2C8, CYP2C9, CYP2C19, CYP3A4, and OATP1B1 Probe Substrates
CYP2C8_P/S IDH1_R/C2
NCT07017816
EARLY_PHASE1 NOT_YET_RECRUITING
A Phase 0/1 Study of cDNA for TP53, Checkpoint Inhibition and Radiation in Children With Recurrent, Progressive or Refractory CNS Malignancies.
Intervention: SGT-53, hypofractionated radiotherapy with immunotherapy, Nivolumab
TP53_-/X1
NCT05432518
EARLY_PHASE1 RECRUITING
Pilot Trial for Treatment of Recurrent Glioblastoma
Intervention: Afatinib, Dasatinib, Palbociclib
TP53_-/X1
NCT06381570
EARLY_PHASE1 RECRUITING
Pilot Study of Vinblastine and Tovorafenib in Pediatric Patients With Recurrent/Progressive RAF Altered Low Grade Gliomas
Intervention: Tovorafenib, Vinblastine
tumor_type1
NCT07268053
EARLY_PHASE1 RECRUITING
A Phase 0/1 Clinical Trial With an Expansion Phase of GSK5764227, a B7-H3-Targeted Antibody-Drug Conjugate (ADC), in Patients With Recurrent Grade 4 Glioma and Patients With Brain
Intervention: Risvutatug rezetecan
tumor_type1
All 42 search terms used
PLCG2_D/N, WNK2_R/Q, TRPM8_-, TPR_-, AXIN1_D/E, KDM3B_R/Q, MRPL3_-, CASZ1_V/L, CASZ1_R/H, PNPLA6_R/Q, BCL6_T/M, FAM20A_R/*, CYP2C8_P/S, STK11_P/T, NVL_R/L, FAT3_G/V, TP53_-/X, HEPACAM2_G/R, USP9X_-, VKORC1_R/W, PHEX_-, NPC1_S/L, DOT1L_E/*, NBEA_R/*, DLG3_R/*, SPEN_R/Q, FMNL1_V/A, SLC20A2_Y/*, IDH1_R/C, ATRX_G/D, CDKN2A_G/S, IRAK4_R/*, RNF213_R/W, ERBB3_R/L, SUSD2_E/*, ARHGEF10L_R/C, HLA-B_A/T, KDR_W/*, TBX3_N/K, CUX1_L/M, tumor_type, CDKN2B_amplification

10. Supplements

Plain English: we cross-referenced a curated library of 145 supplements / natural products against your mutated genes and the tumor's IDH-mutant vulnerabilities. The "direction" column summarizes whether the literature suggests this compound aligns with or undoes the tumor's metabolic weakness. Evidence is mostly preclinical — this is mechanism alignment, not clinical trial data.

Helpful direction (consider — discuss with oncologist)

ScoreSupplementDirectionTarget overlapMechanism
+43vitamin C IV pharmacologic (+20)50-100g IV — completely different pharmacology than oral.
+33BHB betahydroxybutyrate (+24)Ketone body; HDAC inhibition; alternative fuel
+32artemisinin artesunate (+15)Antimalarial with strong preclinical anticancer data. Case reports in glioma. IV preparations exist.
+29butyrate sodium butyrate (+16)HDAC inhibitor
+28curcumin (+5)AKT1 BRAFMulti-target polyphenol: NF-κB inhibitor, STAT3 inhibitor, anti-angiogenic, HDAC modulation
+25luteolin (+5)AKT1Anti-angiogenic; EGFR inhibitor
+25kaempferol (+5)AKT1PI3K/AKT/mTOR inhibitor; pro-apoptotic
+25vitamin C oral low dose (+8)Physiologic oral doses (<500mg) may support TET demethylation. High oral doses (>1g) become antioxidant — direction reverses.
+24quercetin (+5)AKT1PI3K/AKT inhibitor; weak CYP3A4 inhibitor
+23apigenin (+5)AKT1PI3K inhibitor; pro-apoptotic
+23ursolic acid (+5)AKT1STAT3/NF-κB inhibitor; anti-angiogenic; pro-apoptotic
+20green tea catechins (+5)Broader catechin mix including EGCG, ECG, EGC; DNMT1 inhibitor (epigenetic)

Mild concern

ScoreSupplementDirectionTarget overlapMechanism
+8sulforaphane (-7)NRF2 activator; HDAC inhibitor
Full list including harmful tier is in section 5 above. Full supplement scoring detail: cache/supplement_full_match.json.

11. Drug safety (PGx)

Plain English: your germline DNA has variants in drug-metabolizing enzymes (mostly CYP 450 genes) and other pharmacogenes. Some slow you down (drug builds up → more side effects); others speed you up (drug clears too fast → less effect). The tables below list every gene PharmCAT attempted to call, with the raw diplotype, phenotype, and activity score exactly as PharmCAT reported them. "No Result" means PharmCAT couldn't call the diplotype (usually because the relevant sites weren't covered by the germline VCF). When the red coverage banner is present, use these rows as a PharmCAT output audit, not as a complete clinical PGx panel. Give this to any prescriber together with the coverage warning.

CPIC guidelines — 9 / 21 genes called

GeneDiplotypePhenotypeActivity scoreCall sourceRelated drugs
ABCG2Unknown/UnknownNo ResultMATCHER
CACNA1SUnknown/UnknownNo ResultMATCHER
CFTRUnknown/UnknownNo ResultMATCHER
CYP2B6*1/*6Intermediate MetabolizerMATCHER
CYP2C19*2/*17Intermediate MetabolizerMATCHER
CYP2C9*1/*1Normal Metabolizer2.0MATCHER
CYP2D6Unknown/UnknownNo ResultNo ResultNONE
CYP3A5*3/*3Poor MetabolizerMATCHER
CYP4F2*1/*1MATCHER
DPYDc.85T>C (*9A)/c.496A>GNormal Metabolizer2.0MATCHER
G6PDB (reference)/B (reference)NormalMATCHER
HLA-AUnknown/UnknownNONE
HLA-BUnknown/UnknownNONE
IFNL3Unknown/UnknownNo ResultMATCHER
MT-RNR1UnknownNo ResultNONE
NUDT15Unknown/UnknownNo ResultMATCHER
RYR1Unknown/UnknownNo ResultMATCHER
SLCO1B1*19/*24IndeterminateMATCHER
TPMT*1/*1Normal MetabolizerMATCHER
UGT1A1*1/*1Normal MetabolizerMATCHER
VKORC1Unknown/UnknownMATCHER

DPWG guidelines — 8 / 15 genes called

GeneDiplotypePhenotypeActivity scoreCall sourceRelated drugs
ABCG2Unknown/UnknownNo ResultMATCHER
CYP2B6*1/*6Intermediate MetabolizerMATCHER
CYP2C19*2/*17Intermediate MetabolizerMATCHER
CYP2C9*1/*1Normal MetabolizerMATCHER
CYP2D6Unknown/UnknownNo ResultNo ResultNONE
CYP3A4Unknown/UnknownNo ResultMATCHER
CYP3A5*3/*3Poor MetabolizerMATCHER
DPYDReference/Reference2.0 (Normal Metabolizer)MATCHER
HLA-AUnknown/UnknownNONE
HLA-BUnknown/UnknownNONE
NUDT15Unknown/UnknownNo ResultMATCHER
SLCO1B1*19/*24n/aMATCHER
TPMT*1/*1Normal MetabolizerMATCHER
UGT1A1*1/*1Normal MetabolizerMATCHER
VKORC1Unknown/UnknownNo ResultMATCHER
Full raw reports: cache/pharmcat_phenotype.json (CPIC + DPWG gene-level), cache/pharmcat_report.json (drug-level summary). No editorializing: every row is exactly what PharmCAT emitted — including calls it couldn't make.

Inherited genetics screen

Plain English: this separates PGx, hereditary-cancer, ACMG secondary findings, and consumer-style SNP context. Broad gene observability is run QC, not clinical exon-by-exon coverage. Absence of a finding below is not a negative hereditary-cancer result.
PanelLaneCoverage / observabilityFlagged findings
PGx CPIC sentinel sitespgx12 / 15 sites called (80.0%)0
Expanded pharmacogenomics genespgx13 / 65 genes observable (20.0%)0
Hereditary cancer predisposition geneshereditary_cancer2 / 77 genes observable (2.6%)1
ACMG secondary findings v3.3acmg_secondary_findings3 / 95 genes observable (3.2%)1
Consumer-style genetics contextconsumer_context1 / 74 genes observable (1.4%)0

Flagged inherited findings

LaneGeneStatusChangeClinVar
hereditary_cancerTP53finding_presentC/Runcertain_significance,likely_pathogenic
acmg_sf_v3_3TP53finding_presentC/Runcertain_significance,likely_pathogenic

Configured consumer-style SNP context

GeneMarkerGenotypeLabel
ABCB1rs1045642+rs2032582+rs11285030/0+0/0+0/0Normal
ACTN3rs18157390/1R/X het
ADH1Brs12299841/1Fast
APOErs429358+rs74120/0+0/0ε3/ε3
COMTrs46800/1Val/Met
CYP1A2rs7625511/1Inducible; activity depends on smoking/caffeine/inducers
FTOrs99396090/0Normal
GLP1Rrs69237610/0Normal
LCTrs49882351/1Tolerant
MTHFRrs18011311/1A1298C hom
SOD2rs48801/1Val/Val
VDRrs22285701/1FokI hom

12. Data quality & limits

Plain English: every number in this report has error bars. Low coverage means we might have missed some mutations; low purity means we might have missed subclonal ones; caller disagreement means some calls are low-confidence. This section shows what every major pipeline step actually produced on your data, flags anomalies inline with ⚠, and ends with an explicit list of what this report does not cover.

Sequencing QC (raw alignment)

Mapped reads359,934,891 / 360,168,707
Mapping rate99.94%
Duplicate rate35.6% (insert-size overlap: insert 161bp < 2× read 136bp; some duplicates are R1/R2 overlap artifacts, not PCR)
Mean coverageunavailable — coverage parser received total bases, not mean coverage
% bases ≥ 30×
HQ aligned Q20 bases44,365,351,876
Mean read length136 bp
Consensus rate (Mutect2 ∩ MuSE)31.6% ⚠ low multi-caller agreement
Tumor purity confidencepurity_ploidy_aware

Per-stage output audit

Every major pipeline step with its key outputs and any inline ⚠ anomalies. If a stage isn't listed, it didn't run or produced no cache for this patient.

Somatic variant calling

Somatic variants annotated (VEP)649
MuSE Tier2/3 rescued (research_only pool)33
Genes with ≥1 somatic variant618
Merged Mutect2 PASS + MuSE Tier1. Relaxed-threshold rescue (FilterMutectCalls tuned down) feeds `somatic.pass_relaxed.vcf.gz`. MuSE Tier2/3 rescue flagged `research_only_tier` and consumed on next neoantigen spawn.
Cache: stage1_all_mutations.json, muse_rescued_variants.json

VEP annotation

Total VEP-annotated rows649
HIGH impact (frameshift / stop / splice)82
MODERATE impact (missense)567
Top consequencesmissense_variant: 565, stop_gained: 48, splice_donor_variant: 15, splice_acceptor_variant: 12
Cache: somatic.vep.txt

Variant pathogenicity classification

Tumor type resolvedlgg_astrocytoma
Canonical driver reference set size44 genes
Pathogenic (ClinVar)11
Likely driver29
VUS / uncertain451
Likely passenger150
Canonical patient drivers (literature-backed for tumor type)4: ATRX, CDKN2A, IDH1, TP53
Algorithmic candidates (predictor-only)25: ARHGEF10L, AXIN1, BCL6, CASZ1, CUX1, CYP2C8, DOT1L, ERBB3, FAT3, FMNL1, HEPACAM2, HLA-B, KDM3B, KDR, NBEA, NVL, RNF213, SPEN, STK11, SUSD2, TBX3, TPR, TRPM8, USP9X, WNK2
Canonical drivers with no signal (wild-type in every source)28 — defining: IDH2; primary: ARID1A, ARID2, BCOR, CHD4, CIC, DNMT3A, EGFR, FUBP1, MAX, MTOR, NF1, NIPBL, NRAS, PDGFRA, PIK3CA, PLCG1, PTEN, PTPN11, SETD2, SMARCA4; secondary: CDKN2C, CHRDL1, ELF4, MED12, MYH11, RUNX1T1; NKX2-1
Canonical vs algorithmic split comes from merging IntOGen per-cancer-type + hand-curated override. COSMIC CGC layer not yet staged (see `scripts/fetch_cosmic_cgc.py`).
Cache: variant_pathogenicity.json

Copy-number variants

Total CNV gain events0
Total CNV loss events0
CNV events on canonical-driver genes0
Segment-level view
Glioma-relevant loci1q (chr1:122–249 Mb): log2CR +0.05 neutral (4 segs) — arm-level gain in CIMP-low GBM-like progression
1p (chr1:0–122 Mb): log2CR +0.01 neutral (4 segs) — loss → oligodendroglioma if paired with 19q
chr7 (chr7:0–159 Mb): log2CR +0.14 subtle gain (7 segs) — whole-chromosome gain = GBM signature
9p21 (CDKN2A/B) (chr9:20–26 Mb): log2CR -0.17 subtle loss (1 seg) — hom-del → WHO grade 4 reclassification
chr10 (chr10:0–136 Mb): log2CR +0.08 neutral (6 segs) — whole-chromosome loss = GBM signature (PTEN region)
12q13-q15 (chr12:56–69 Mb): log2CR +0.10 subtle gain (1 seg) — amp → CDK4/MDM2 amplification
19q (chr19:27–59 Mb): log2CR -0.18 subtle loss (2 segs) — loss → oligodendroglioma if paired with 1p
4q12 (chr4:53–56 Mb): log2CR +0.13 subtle gain (1 seg) — amp → PDGFRA amplification
7p11 (chr7:55–56 Mb): log2CR +0.06 neutral (2 segs) — amp → EGFR amplification
17p13 (TP53 region) (chr17:6–9 Mb): log2CR -0.09 neutral (1 seg) — loss → TP53 LOH
Focal / high-magnitude segments (|log2CR| ≥ 0.5)chr22:10,630,001-10,700,000 log2CR -1.84 (hom-del, 70 kb)
chr17:37,930,001-38,210,000 log2CR -1.43 (hom-del, 280 kb)
chr9:61,320,001-61,540,000 log2CR -1.42 (hom-del, 220 kb)
chr5:70,210,001-71,370,000 log2CR -0.91 (loss, 1.2 Mb)
chr15:32,240,001-32,540,000 log2CR -0.86 (loss, 300 kb)
chr6:113,640,001-113,920,000 log2CR +0.76 (gain, 280 kb)
chr1:12,720,001-13,450,000 log2CR -0.69 (loss, 730 kb)
chrX:125,670,001-128,990,000 log2CR -0.63 (loss, 3.3 Mb)
chr16:70,830,001-71,230,000 log2CR -0.60 (loss, 400 kb)
Total usable segments called117 (after dropping centromere-like artifacts: |log2CR| < −3 or sub-50-kb with |log2CR| > 2)
Gene rollups (top) only surface CNVs with |log2CR| ≥ 0.5. Segment-level view (bottom) reports every glioma driver locus regardless of magnitude, since low tumor purity compresses log2CR toward zero — a true arm-level loss can show up at |log2CR| ≈ 0.15 in a 30%-purity sample. Published IDH-mutant-glioma context: 1p/19q codeletion ⇒ oligodendroglioma; chr7 gain + chr10 loss ⇒ GBM-like; 9p21 hom-del ⇒ WHO grade 4; 12q amp ⇒ CDK4/MDM2 amplification.
Cache: stage1_all_mutations.json (gene rollups) + tumor.called.seg (segments)

Structural variants & fusions

SV events on curated cancer genes0
Arriba RNA fusions (total, pre-dedup)9
High-confidence in-frame fusions involving known oncogenes are clinically actionable. Low-confidence fusions commonly represent artifact.
Cache: fusions.tsv, sv_annotation.json

HLA typing + copy-number/QC proxy

Class I alleles (germline DNA typing)6 / 6 (A, B, C × 2 each)
Class II alleles (arcasHLA from RNA)13
LOHHLA gateblocked (tumor_bam=missing, normal_bam=missing) — LOH is QC context only ⚠ Do NOT use this to drop or down-weight peptides. Decision-supportive HLA-LOH needs allele-specific LOHHLA-grade evidence.
HLA-A depth/QC statusAMPLIFIED (tumor/normal ratio 2.02)
HLA-B depth/QC statusAMPLIFIED (tumor/normal ratio 1.84)
HLA-C depth/QC statusAMPLIFIED (tumor/normal ratio 1.78)
Class I HLA uses germline DNA (T1K + OptiType consensus) for clinical-grade typing. Class II uses tumor-RNA arcasHLA. Decision-supportive LOHHLA was NOT available for this case (see gate reasons above) — the per-locus values below are a bulk tumor/normal depth ratio across the HLA region, i.e. a copy-number proxy, not true allele-specific LOH. Do not use them to drop or down-weight peptides.
Cache: hla_class_i.json, class_ii_with_arcashla.json, hla_loh.json, hla_loh_gate.json

Neoantigen prediction

Total candidate peptides264,183
Point-mutation peptides263,720
Splicing-derived peptides (exploratory)463
Class I (8-13mer)213,565
Class II (13-25mer)50,618
Frameshift-tail peptides3,872
Point-mutation MHCflurry-scored213,102
Point-mutation awaiting scoring (next Modal spawn)50,618 ⚠ frameshift peptides queued
Strong point-mutation binders (<500 nM or presentation ≥0.5)2,104
Strong splicing-derived epitopes (exploratory)463
NMD-flagged (full_nmd)0
Partial-NMD (kept with 50% penalty)0
Vaccine candidates (short + long SLP pairs)18
— canonical drivers (literature-backed)4
— algorithmic candidates (predictor-only)2
— passengers12
Clonality mix (clonal / major-subclonal / minor-subclonal)10 / 5 / 3
Heteroclitic-optimized (§7c)10 / 18
Capietto position breakdown (TCEM / anchor / flanking)14 / 3 / 0
HLA-LOH filter: dropped / partial-LOH flagged0 / 0
SLP design pairs class I short (CD8) + class II long (CD4) per mutation. Heteroclitic variants substitute P2/PΩ anchors per HLA-specific preferences (45+ alleles supported).
Cache: neoantigens_v5_all.json, vaccine_candidates.json

Splicing neoantigens (exploratory)

Strong splicing neoepitopes463
Novel junctions detected by the RNA aligner. Scored by MHCflurry but NOT yet validated against a normal-tissue splice atlas, NMD prediction, or protein-level evidence — do not treat as drop-in vaccine candidates. See the dedicated annex in the neoantigen section for per-row caveats.
Cache: splicing_neoantigens_strong.json

Compound scoring (stage 6)

Compounds scored (total, all phases)751
Shown (top 200)200
FDA-approved in top 200187
With direct-target hit on a patient gene200
⭐ Currently prescribed to patient1
⚠ Penalized for patient-specific resistance mutation0 (CIViC catalog: run scripts/fetch_civic_resistance.py to populate)
Top-ranked compoundVORASIDENIB (score 99)
Scoring: phase + tumor-type PubMed/trials/CIViC + tumor-type-canonical direct-target bonus + patient-medication ⭐ bonus, minus NegBioDB negative-evidence penalty. Drug-gene attribution filtered on ChEMBL/DGIdb action_type (no `INTERACTS` catch-all).
Cache: stage6_ranked.json

Clinical trials

Total trials surfaced155
Phase 2/375
Currently recruiting124
Matched via tumor type54
Cache: clinical_trials.json

Stage caveats (free-text heads-ups)

StageCaveat
subtypeMarker-gene classifier is a point estimate. Confidence can be misleading when tumor types are biologically similar (e.g., LUAD vs LUSC). Clinical context should override.
mgmtBulk RNA TPM is expression context only. Bisulfite sequencing, methylation-specific PCR, pyrosequencing, or methylation-array testing is required for an MGMT promoter methylation call.

What this report does not cover

13. Glossary

TermWhat it means
BBBBlood-Brain Barrier — the filter that keeps most drugs out of the brain. Matters only for brain tumors.
CCFCancer Cell Fraction — what percentage of tumor cells carry this mutation. 1.0 = clonal (in every cell).
CDKN2ATumor suppressor gene on 9p21. Its homozygous deletion is the key event driving IDH-mutant glioma progression from grade II to grade III/IV.
CIViCClinical Interpretation of Variants in Cancer — expert-curated gene-variant-drug evidence.
CNVCopy Number Variant — regions of the genome that gained or lost copies.
COSMICCatalogue Of Somatic Mutations In Cancer — curated list of known cancer-driver mutation hotspots.
CYPCytochrome P450 — the liver enzymes that metabolize most drugs. Genetic variants change how fast you break down specific medications.
ChEMBLAn open database of ~2M bioactive molecules with assay data and clinical-phase annotations.
DepMapA project that systematically knocked out every gene in hundreds of cancer cell lines. Tells us which genes a tumor needs vs. which genes normal cells also need.
FDAU.S. Food and Drug Administration. An FDA-approved drug has full regulatory approval for some indication.
HLAHuman Leukocyte Antigen — the molecules on your cells that display protein fragments to T-cells. You inherit a specific set; neoantigens must bind them to be immunogenic.
IC50Drug concentration that inhibits 50% of the target activity. Lower = more potent. For peptide-HLA binding: <50 nM = strong binder.
IDHIsocitrate Dehydrogenase. Mutations (IDH1 R132H / IDH2 R172K) define a major subset of gliomas and predict vorasidenib response.
LOHLoss of Heterozygosity — the tumor deleted one of your two HLA alleles, so neoantigens that would have bound it are no longer presented. A proper call requires LOHHLA (allele-specific tumor/normal BAF); a bulk read-depth ratio alone is only a CNV proxy.
MGMTO-6-methylguanine-DNA methyltransferase. Promoter methylation is a direct lab biomarker; RNA expression here is context only.
MSIMicrosatellite Instability — a hypermutated state caused by mismatch-repair defects. Here it is a biomarker signal, not automatic treatment eligibility.
NCTClinicalTrials.gov identifier — every trial gets an NCT number.
NegBioDBA curated database of negative biological evidence — failed clinical trials, drug-target binding assays that showed no effect, knockouts that didn't kill cells.
PGxPharmacogenomics — using your germline DNA to predict drug response and side-effect risk.
SVStructural Variant — large rearrangement (deletion, duplication, inversion, translocation).
TCGAThe Cancer Genome Atlas — the reference dataset of ~11,000 sequenced tumors across 33 cancer types.
TMBTumor Mutational Burden — the number of coding mutations per megabase. Here it is WES context, not an assay-calibrated immunotherapy eligibility call.
TPMTranscripts Per Million — RNA expression level, normalized so each sample sums to 1 million.
VAFVariant Allele Frequency — the fraction of sequencing reads carrying the mutation.

14. How this was built

Plain English: a transparency section. Every box in the pipeline that ran, how long it took, and whether it failed. If something looks off upstairs, check this first.
StageStatusError (if any)Elapsed
Stage 4 -- exome_cnv_purity (cnv_profile.json)ok1.0s
Stage 1B -- germline_completeness (CPIC core sites)ok1.3s
Stage 1C -- germline_panel_screen (PGx / ACMG / consumer lanes)ok1.8s
Stage 2 -- somatic_consensus (Mutect2 ∩ MuSE)ok0.0s
Stage 3 -- cosmic_annotation (tier-1 driver hotspots)ok0.4s
Stage 4 -- differential_expression (z-score / log2FC)ok0.2s
Stage 5 -- sv_annotation (CDKN2A/B, EGFR, …)ok0.0s
Report render -- health.reports.unified_report.mainok2.0s
Report render -- health.reports.unified_report_v2.mainok1.6s
Source code lives under health/pharma/comprehensive/ (stages) and health/reports/unified_report.py (this report). Raw cache at /Users/ai/code/health/health/pharma/cache/patients/grp_01KNZC6EMPG362S6V3P9E41AYN.
Not medical advice. This report is a structured synthesis of publicly available databases against your sequencing data. Every recommendation depends on clinical context — your treatment history, imaging, performance status, other labs — that isn't in this file. Use it to enrich conversations with your oncology team, not to replace them.