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17 august 2018 06:00:08

 
Approved Anti-cancer Drugs Target Oncogenic Non-coding RNAs (Cell Chemical Biology)
 


RNA is an emerging target for small molecules, but has it been an established one all along? Velagapudi et al. profiled the binding of medicines to thousands of RNA motifs, showing that broad drug classes bind RNA. Indeed, approved anti-cancer drugs target an oncogenic non-coding RNA, affecting its phenotype.


 
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