The role of RAS

RAS plays a key role in pancreatic cancer

RASONQUE helps stop or slow down the growth of cancer cells by targeting RAS

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RAS is found in cells in your body. It sends signals that help cells know when to start and stop growing.
Sometimes, these signals can cause cells to grow out of control. This can lead to cancer.

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RASONQUE is a targeted treatment

It looks for RAS that is sending signals for cells to grow. When RASONQUE finds RAS, it stops these signals.

This helps stop or slow down the growth of cancer cells.

Targeted treatments work differently than chemotherapy

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Treatment infographic with two sides. Left side shows targeted therapy, which affects cancer cells specifically. Right side shows chemotherapy, which affects both cancer cells and healthy cells.