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Inhibition of RAS: proven and potential vulnerabilities.
Biochemical Society transactions - 30 Oct 2020
Zuberi Mariyam, Khan Imran, O'Bryan John P
Abstract excerpt
RAS is a membrane localized small GTPase frequently mutated in human cancer. As such, RAS has been a focal target for developing cancer therapeutics since its discovery nearly four decades ago. However, efforts to directly target RAS have been challenging due to the apparent lack of readily discernable deep pockets for binding small molecule inhibitors leading many to consider RAS as undruggable. An important...
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