Effect of Capivasertib in Patients With an <i>AKT1 E17K</i>-Mutated Tumor
Kevin Kalinsky(Emory University), Keith T. Flaherty(Cancer Research Center), Peter J. O’Dwyer(University of Pennsylvania), Larry Rubinstein(National Cancer Institute), James A. Zwiebel(National Institutes of Health), David R. Patton(National Cancer Institute), Lisa M. McShane(National Cancer Institute), Carlos L. Arteaga(The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center), Alice P. Chen(National Institutes of Health), Jasgit C. Sachdev(HonorHealth), Barbara A. Conley(National Cancer Institute), Carolyn K. McCourt(Gynecologic Oncology Group), Fangxin Hong(Dana-Farber Cancer Institute), Robert J. Gray(University of Glasgow), Stanley R. Hamilton(City of Hope), Edith P. Mitchell(Thomas Jefferson University Hospital), P. Mickey Williams(Leidos (United States)), Shuli Li(Unknown), L. Austin Doyle(Ontario Institute for Cancer Research), Lyndsay N. Harris(National Institutes of Health)
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