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Revealing acquired resistance mechanisms of kinase-targeted drugs using an on-the-fly, function-site interaction fingerprint approach

2019-11-13

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Although kinase-targeted drugs have achieved significant clinical success, they are frequently subject to the limitations of drug resistance, which has become a primary vulnerability to targeted drug therapy. Therefore, deciphering resistance mechanisms is an important step in designing more efficacious, anti-resistant, drugs. Here we studied two FDA-approved kinase drugs: Crizotinib and Ceritinib, which are first...

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273a179b-9827-59a5-a7b6-13fa1b367e9f
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10.1101/831800
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