Article
The importance of being K-Ras.
Cellular signalling - 1 Jul 2000
Ellis C A, Clark G
Abstract excerpt
The ras genes give rise to a family of related proteins that have strong transforming potential. Typical in vitro studies fail to discriminate between the transforming activity of the Ras proteins. Although activating mutations in ras genes are commonly found in human disease, they are not evenly distributed between the different ras members. Instead, they are concentrated in k-ras. With the absence of evidence...
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