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Single Cell Profiling Distinguishes Leukemia-Selective Chemotypes

2024-05-03

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A central challenge in chemical biology is to distinguish molecular families in which small structural changes trigger large changes in cell biology. Such families might be ideal scaffolds for developing cell-selective chemical effectors – for example, molecules that activate DNA damage responses in malignant cells while sparing healthy cells. Across closely related structural variants, subtle structural changes h...

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10b477c2-29c0-51d2-a31b-7cf5facb6092
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10.1101/2024.05.01.591362
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