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Gene expression changes were assessed in tumor cells treated with epigenetic inhibitors and after drug withdrawal

GSE306072 Homo sapiens Expression profiling by high throughput sequencing 34 samples 2025/12/22 GPL24676
Summary
Sequential therapy is a promising strategy to enhance antitumor efficacy; however, the rational design of sequential drug treatments remains challenging. Here, we introduce an AI framework, AlphaTherapy, which can design sequential drug combinations for cancer treatment. Analysis of AlphaTherapy-predicted combinations and large-scale in vitro validation revealed that the first drug in effective anti-tumor combinations often targets transcription, particularly epigenetic inhibitors. To investigate how epigenetic drugs enhance the efficacy of subsequent treatments, RNA-seq was performed on tumor cells treated with epigenetic inhibitors followed by drug withdrawal to assess gene expression changes.
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