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How Targeted Cancer Drugs Disrupt the Cell Cycle

PLOS: DNA Science

Throughout the cell cycle, cyclin and kinase proteins pair and part in ways that activate the genes whose products carry out mitosis. The candidate drug, vorasidenib, is a small molecule that inhibits survivin. She chronicled her journey in Glamour and in My So-Called Normal Life, a book published in 2005. Blood cancer.

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