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Annual review of KRAS inhibitors in 2022.
European journal of medicinal chemistry - 5 Mar 2023
Wang Hao, Chi Lingling, Yu Fuqiang, Dai Honglin, Gao Chao, Si Xiaojie, Wang Zhengjie, Liu Limin, Zheng Jiaxin, Shan Lihong, Liu Hongmin, Zhang Qiurong
Abstract excerpt
Kirsten rat sarcoma viral (KRAS) oncogene is the most commonly mutated isoform of RAS, accounting for 85% of RAS-driven human cancers. KRAS functioning as a signaling hub participates in multiple cellular signaling pathways and regulates a variety of critical processes such as cell proliferation, differentiation, growth, metabolism and migration. Over the past decades, KRAS oncoprotein has been considered as an...
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