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Protein flexibility and dissociation pathway differentiation can explain onset of resistance mutations in kinases

2021-07-03

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Understanding how point mutations can render a ligand or a drug ineffective against a given biological target is a problem of immense fundamental and practical relevance. Often the efficacy of such resistance mutations can be explained purely on a thermo-dynamic basis wherein the mutated system displays a reduced binding affinity for the ligand. However, the more perplexing and harder to explain situation is when...

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bf366491-572d-577a-a21b-db5c25a86189
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10.1101/2021.07.02.450932
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