Cloning Tazemetostat as Epigenetic Inhibitor

So Tazemetostat’s job is to go after EZH2, that protein linked to cancer. They use it to treat stuff like epithelioid sarcoma and follicular lymphoma. It blocks something called epigenetic regulation.

This is all about how genes and cell growth go down. You can get Tazemetostat as these 200 mg tablets that are covered with a special film. The doc says to take 800 mg of this stuff two times a day.

So that adds up to 1600 mg every 24 hours. They put the tablets in bottles with 240 in each. These tablets don’t need to be taken with food.

Plus, you gotta keep the same timing every day so the medicine stays steady in your blood. This is a targeted therapy that tries to mess with cancer cells, stop ’em from growing and spreading.