The MYC network: Hub of malignancy and blueprint for intervention. (PubMed, Biochim Biophys Acta Rev Cancer)
Recent clinical progress with Omomyc-derived OMO-103 and other MYC-network-targeting agents supports the feasibility of therapeutically intercepting this historically challenging pathway. However, because many MYC-directed strategies affect essential transcriptional, chromatin, and metabolic programs, future development will require careful biomarker selection, rational combinations, and rigorous evaluation of therapeutic windows. By integrating mechanistic and translational literature, this review highlights MYC as a dynamic cancer dependency and discusses opportunities for precision intervention.