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Identification of 4-arylidene curcumin analogues as novel proteasome inhibitors for potential anticancer agents targeting 19S regulatory particle associated …

Yue et al., 2017

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10299076547086922786
Author
Yue X
Zuo Y
Ke H
Luo J
Lou L
Qin W
Wang Y
Liu Z
Chen D
Sun H
Zheng W
Zhu C
Wang R
Wen G
Du J
Zhou B
Bu X
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Biochemical pharmacology

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The proteasomal 19S regulatory particle (RP) associated deubiquitinases (DUBs) have attracted much attention owing to their potential as a therapeutic target for cancer therapy. Identification of new entities against 19S RP associated DUBs and illustration of the …
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