“…To date, numerous studies have confirmed the therapeutic effect of PARP-based dual-target drugs in a variety of tumors. Practically, many excellent reviews about novel dual-target inhibitors based on PARP (including PARP-HDAC, PARP-EZH2, PARP-PI3K, PARP-BRD4, and PARP-TNKS1) have been published. , However, there are no previous studies on dual inhibitor of VEGFR and PARP. Based on these findings, we speculated that dual VEGFR/PARP inhibitors would effectively block the progression of BRCA wild-type BC through concomitantly suppressing the expression of VEGFR and PARP and become a promising treatment strategy for tumor treatment. , Notably, dual-target drugs are highly explored due to their potency, fewer drug–drug interactions, more predictable pharmacokinetic profiles, less adverse reactions, and excellent patient compliance. , Thus, identifying VEGFR/PARP dual inhibitor to leverage synthetic lethal relationships specific to BRCA wild-type BC may exert a promising treatment strategy for BC therapy.…”