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His current research focuses on the identification and characterization of the key negative regulators, tumor suppressor proteins, of cancer development and progression, and the development of small molecule-based therapies that activate tumor suppressor genes for the treatment of cancer. To date, Dr. Narla has authored 11 patents. He has over 73 publications in journals including Nature Genetics, Science, Science Translational Medicine, Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, and the Journal of Clinical Investigation. His research focuses on understanding the mechanisms driving human cancer development and progression and has led to: 1) the identification of a new class of tumor suppressor genes in human cancer (the Kruppel-like factor family of genes), 2) the characterization of novel mechanisms of tumor suppressor gene inactivation in cancer progression (alternative splicing into dominant negative oncogenic splice variants), 3) the development and validation of pharmaceutically tractable strategies to reactive tumor suppressor gene function for the treatment of a broad range of human cancers, and 4) the structural, functional and biological mechanisms of PP2A inactivation in human cancer. These studies span the continuum of biomedical research starting from fundamental mechanism-driven laboratory-based studies directed at identifying novel cancer genes to the translation of these findings into the development of new drugs for cancer treatment. These novel small-molecule tumor suppressor gene activators represent the first, to our knowledge, example of drugs that directly bind and activate tumor suppressor genes for cancer treatment and provide the mechanistic and translational framework/foundation to develop entire classes of drugs directed at the key negative regulators of oncogenic signaling, an area that to date has not been the focus of major drug development efforts. He is currently the PI on two multi-PI R01 grant applications and three other NIH and DOD awards highlighting the collaborative and multi-disciplinary nature of his work. This work has also led to the formation of RAPPTA Therapeutics, a biotechnology company, seeking to develop these small molecule PP2A modulators for the treatment of cancer.
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Vidhi Shah, Alexander Smith, Gabriel Cohn,Motoyuki Tsuda,Goutham Narla,Jonathan Brody,Brett Sheppard,Rosalie Sears
CANCER RESEARCHno. 2 (2024)
Rita A Avelar, Riya Gupta, Gracie Carvette,Felipe da Veiga Leprevost, Jose Colina, Jessica Teitel,Alexey I Nesvizhskii,Caitlin M O'Connor,Maria Hatzoglou,Shirish Shenolikar,Peter Arvan,Goutham Narla,
Research square (2024)
Samantha L Tinsley, Rebecca A Shelley, Gaganpreet K Mall, Ella Rose D Chianis,Alisha Dhiman, Garima Baral,Harish Kothandaraman,Mary C Thoma,Colin J Daniel,Nadia Atallah Lanman,Marina Pasca di Magliano,Goutham Narla,
bioRxiv : the preprint server for biology (2024)
Analisa DiFeo, Fei Huang,Jaya Sangodkar, Esteban A. Terzo, Devin Leake,Goutham Narla,John A. Martignetti
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Analisa DiFeo, Fei Huang,Jaya Sangodkar, Esteban A. Terzo, Devin Leake,Goutham Narla,John A. Martignetti
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Biochimica et biophysica acta. Reviews on cancerno. 5 (2023): 188953-188953
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