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Conservation and divergence in the allosteric architectures of five human protein kinases

2026-08-07

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Protein kinases are central to biological regulation, dysregulated in many diseases, and the targets of a hundred clinically-approved drugs. Structural conservation of kinase active sites makes the development of specific inhibitors challenging. Targeting functional secondary sites can increase specificity, reduce toxicity, overcome resistance mutations, and also activate kinases. However, the functional secondary...

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405aca44-eb15-58d1-a2a2-b41308b0f13a
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10.64898/2026.08.04.742685
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