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Mapping the free energy landscape of K-Ras4B dimerization

2025-04-26

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KRAS-4B regulates cellular proliferation and differentiation via its GTPase activity, and it is often mutated in human tumors. Deregulation of the MAPK/ERK pathway as a result of K-Ras4B mutations leads to uncontrolled proliferation, with the dimer/multimerization of K-Ras4B on the plasma membrane believed to be the initiating event for subsequent MAPK/ERK signaling. While K-Ras4B proteins are known to cluster on...

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ce2f3dd7-a0b7-5736-9725-44c4a481051d
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10.1101/2025.04.22.650040
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