Enabling characteristic: genome instability and mutation
Cancers mutate faster than normal cells because their DNA repair and chromosome segregation are broken. This fuels every other hallmark.
Defective mismatch repair (MSI), homologous recombination (BRCA/HRD), replication stress, and chromosomal instability. Exploited by PARP inhibitors, platinum, immunotherapy for MSI-H/TMB-high tumours, and emerging CIN-directed drugs.
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