New Paper: RAF inhibitors activate the integrated stress response by direct activation of GCN2

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Congratulations to Graham Neill who contributed to this wonderful collaboration with Simon Cook at the Babraham Institute, Cambridge to show how RAFi compounds can paradoxically activate GCN2. Published today in Nature Communications!

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