Figure 1. A flow chart describing how rare, autophagy-dependent cancer cells that circumvent autophagy inhibition have acquired new targetable susceptibilities.
Figure 2. An animation showing the mechanism by which autophagy dependent cancer cells upregulate NRF2 to generate more functional proteasomes in order to compensate for decreased proteasomal degradation after autophagy inhibition.
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