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FR 901464
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FR-901464
, FR901464
National Institutes of Health
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2016
2016
Abstract 3013: Identification of PHF5A as a common cellular target of splicing-modulating chemical probes
Teng Teng
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X. Puyang
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+14 authors
A. Chicas
2016
Corpus ID: 79096320
Recent discoveries that splicing factors such SF3B1, U2AF1, SRSF2 are frequently mutated in multiple hematological malignancies…
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2012
2012
SYNTHETIC AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES ON ANALOGUES OF FR901464 AND TMC-205
Sami Osman
2012
Corpus ID: 91485456
FR901464 is a natural product that elicits anticancer activity via inhibition of pre-mRNA splicing, a novel therapeutic approach…
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2010
2010
SYNTHETIC, CHEMICAL AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF FR901464 ANALOGUES
Yanping Wang
2010
Corpus ID: 92475512
Since the total synthesis of FR901464 was achieved in our group, its structure-activity relationships were extensively studied…
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2010
2010
STUDIES DIRECTED TOWARDS THE TOTAL SYNTHESIS OF FR-901464 AND DEVLOPMENT OF NOVEL SYNTHETIC METHODOLOGIES
Krishnan Ad
2010
Corpus ID: 139978291
2008
2008
SYNTHETIC, CHEMICAL, AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIES OF FR901464 AND STUDIES OF THE SILVER AND ZIRCONIUM PROMOTED ALKYNYL ADDITION REACTION
B. J. Albert
2008
Corpus ID: 91269292
The total synthesis of FR901464 was accomplished in at total of 29 steps, which is the shortest synthesis to date. Degradation…
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2007
2007
Studies on the mode of action of FR901464 that inhibits pre-mRNA processing in fission yeast
L. Wai
2007
Corpus ID: 87524234
2007
2007
Therapeutics: Promoting a mixed message
N. McCarthy
Nature Reviews. Cancer
2007
Corpus ID: 30891169
10.1038/nrc2218 mRNA splicing is not necessarily a target that leaps to mind when considering new treatments for cancer. But two…
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