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(Q39500057)

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Fully activated MEK1 exhibits compromised affinity for binding of allosteric inhibitors U0126 and PD0325901.

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Fully activated MEK1 exhibits compromised affinity for binding of allosteric inhibitors U0126 and PD0325901. (English)
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Payal R Sheth
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Yuqi Liu
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Thomas Hesson
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Jia Zhao
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Lev Vilenchik
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Yan-Hui Liu
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Todd W Mayhood
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Hung V Le
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26 August 2011
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7964-7976
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