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Kinase chemical genomics—a new rule for the exceptions

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An innovative genetic screen yields new insights into kinase active site structure, expanding the number of enzymes from this family addressable with chemical tools.

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Figure 1: Extension of the chemical genetic analysis of kinase activity to a larger part of the kinome.

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