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Time-Resolved Crystallography Reveals the Mechanisms of GTP hydrolysis for N-RAS and the Oncogenic Mutants G12C, G12V and Q61L

2025-08-23

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The RAS family of small GTPases are molecular switches that convey downstream signals regulating cell proliferation, differentiation, and apoptosis. The signaling competent GTP-bound RAS transitions to its inactive GDP-bound form through γ-phosphate hydrolysis. Oncogenic RAS mutations hamper GTP hydrolysis and are present in up to 30% of all human cancers. Structural studies of RAS proteins bound to non-hydrolysab...

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d265f45f-3bd7-578a-acb0-7dd906e5b382
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10.1101/2025.08.21.670574
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