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Re: Conquering KRas

June 13, 2016 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 94, Issue 24

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Lisa Jarvis’s investigation into efforts to develop drugs capable of blocking a mutated form of the protein KRas found in cancer (C&EN, June 6, page 28) intrigued online readers.
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[The story is] a great piece—the type that makes @cenmag important reading.

John LaMattina (@John_LaMattina) via Twitter

Very nice article. I was writing a grant application on KRas today when I saw the @cenmag cover.

Ho Leung Ng (@HawaiiSci) via Twitter

A drug to shut down KRas. Kinda like catching fish with your bare hands—in the desert. Good luck!

Andreas Harsch (@AndreasHarsch) via Twitter

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