The role of pigmentation and oncogenic BRAF in melanoma

The role of pigmentation and oncogenic BRAF in melanoma

by Devarati Mitra

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BRAF(V600E), the most commonly mutated oncogene in melanoma, is found in about half of patients. By hyperactivating the MAPK pathway, this mutation promotes cell growth and proliferation. Melanocytic BRAF(V600E) alone, however, is insufficient to cause melanoma and rather promotes the development of benign nevi (moles).

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