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Authors

Yu Zhang
Qi Zhang
Yue Hao
Jia Luo
Yingshi Piao
Wenxian Wang
Zhengbo Song
Ziming Li
Luka Brcic
Aijun Liu
Jinpu Yu
Yasuhiro Tsutani
Wenzhao Zhong
Wenfeng Fang
Zhijie Wang
Shengxiang Ren
Athanasios G Papavassiliou
Yongchang Zhang
Jingjing Liu
Shirong Zhang
Xiuyu Cai
Ayten Kayi Cangir
Anwen Liu
Wen Li
Filippo Lococo
Ping Zhan
Hongbing Liu
Tangfeng Lv
Liyun Miao
Lingfeng Min
Helmut Popper
Yu Chen
Jingping Yuan
Feng Wang
Zhansheng Jiang
Gen Lin
Long Huang
Xingxiang Pu
Rongbo Lin
Kalevi Kairemo
Weifeng Liu
Chuangzhou Rao
Dongqing Lv
Zongyang Yu
Ashrafian Leanne
Xiaoyan Li
Chuanhao Tang
Hifzur R Siddique
Chengzhi Zhou
Junping Zhang
Junli Xue
Vishal Shelat
Hui Guo
Qian Chu
Rui Meng
Fatemeh Ardeshir
Jingxun Wu
Rui Zhang
Jin Zhou
Robert A Kratzke
Zhengfei Zhu
Yongheng Li
Hong Qiu
Fan Xia
Fiorella Calabrese
Yang Xia
Alessandro Wasum Mariani
Yuanyuan Lu
Xiaofeng Chen
Mark A Klein
Rui Ge
Enyong Dai
Axel H Schönthal
Yu Han
Zhenying Guo
Jian Zhang
Yinghua Ji
Xianbin Liang
Hongmei Zhang
Xuelei Ma
Marco Chiappetta
Xuewen Liu
Francoise Galateau Salle
Yu Yao
Malgorzata Szolkowska
Weiwei Pan
Fei Pang
Fan Wu
Stefan B Watzka
Liping Wang
Youcai Zhu
Li Lin
Aparna Sharma
Jianfei Tu
Xinqing Lin
Jing Cai
Ling Xu
Jisheng Li
Xiaodong Jiao
Kainan Li
Marjorie G Zauderer
Jia Wei
Huijing Feng
Lin Wang
Yingying Du
Wang Yao
Elizabeth Dudnik
Xuefei Shi
Xiaomin Niu
Dongmei Yuan
Yanwen Yao
Jianhui Huang
Yue Feng
Yinbin Zhang
Binbin Song
Wenfeng Li
Jianfei Fu
Marina K Baine
Pingli Sun
Hong Wang
Mingxiang Ye
Dong Wang
Zhaofeng Wang
Jing Wu
Yunyun Yang
Yuan Fang
Zhen Wang
Bin Wan
Donglai Lv
Huafei Chen
Shengjie Yang
Jing Kang
Jiatao Zhang
Chao Zhang
Lin Shi
Yina Wang
Mohamed Emam Sobeih
Bihui Li
Bin Lian
Lili Mao
Zhang Zhang
Ke Wang
Zhongwu Li
Zhefeng Liu
Nong Yang
Lin Wu
Xiaobing Chen
Gu Jin
Miao Li
Guansong Wang
Thomas U Marron
Jiandong Wang
Sanjay Popat
Meiyu Fang
Yong Fang
Daniel Mansilla
Yuan Li
Xiaojia Wang
Jing Chen
Yiping Zhang
Xixu Zhu
Yi Shen
Shenglin Ma
Aaron S Mansfield
Biyun Wang
Lu Si
Anja C Roden
Bjørn H Grønberg
Yong Song
Geoffrey I Shapiro
Christopher A French
Yuanzhi Lu
Qian Wang
Chunwei Xu

Language

English

Publication Date

1-5-2026

Journal

Innovation

DOI

10.1016/j.xinn.2025.101068

PMID

41737331

PMCID

PMC12925906

PubMedCentral® Posted Date

7-31-2025

PubMedCentral® Full Text Version

Post-print

Abstract

Nuclear protein in testis (NUT) carcinoma (NC) represents a rare, clinically aggressive cancer defined by pathognomonic NUT Midline Carcinoma Family Member 1 (NUTM1) gene fusions, with bromodomain and extraterminal domain (BET) protein 4 (BRD4)-NUTM1 being the predominant oncogenic driver. Since its description in 1991, gradual advances have clarified the pathologic mechanisms of NC and its diagnostic methods; however, NC treatment remains a significant challenge. Moreover, diagnostic and treatment approaches for this cancer require further validation and standardization. These guidelines were developed by the Chinese Alliance of Research for NC (ChARN) based on current evidence in the literature and incorporate consensus-based input from multiple international experts. They provide comprehensive guidance on NC diagnosis and treatment, covering epidemiology, pathogenesis, diagnostic methods, therapeutic strategies, BET-inhibitor toxicity, palliative care, and prognostic assessment during follow-up. They also emphasize the importance of multidisciplinary team collaboration in NC treatment and recommend prioritizing enrollment in prospective clinical trials for patients. Current mainstays of treatment include surgical resection, radiotherapy, and medical treatment (chemotherapy, targeted therapy, and immunotherapy), although no standard treatment protocol exists. Future research directions include improving diagnostic efficiency, exploring new therapeutic strategies (such as highly selective BET inhibitors, BET-inhibitor combinations, and PROTAC technologies), and recommending basket trials as a research approach for patients with NUTM1 gene fusions.

Keywords

NUT carcinoma, guideline, diagnosis, treatment

Published Open-Access

yes

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