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Computational insights on the molecular interplay between KRas (G12D mutation) and SOS1 modulated by the inhibitor BI-3406.
PLoS computational biology - 1 Apr 2026
Zeng Juan, Lan Yixuan, Xia Fei
Abstract excerpt
Ras proteins are prominent oncogenes, with KRas mutations found in approximately 80% of cancer cells harboring Ras mutations. The mechanism by which Ras mutations cause cancer remains unclear. Human Son of Sevenless (SOS) promotes the GDP-to-GTP exchange in the inactive GDP-bound Ras (RasGDP) by interacting with RasGDP conformation, thereby leading to the development of human cancer. Elucidating the Ras-SOS...
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