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Ben Krinkel

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University of Auckland

New Zealand

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Ben Krinkel is a Professional Casual Staff member at The University of Auckland in New Zealand. His research focuses on metabolic pathways in cancer, particularly the role of malic enzymes in triple-negative breast cancer. Recent articles authored by him explore enzyme inhibition and structure-based drug design as strategies to target cancer metabolism.

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Amir Ashoorzadeh

Senior Research Fellow

University of Auckland

NEW ZEALAND

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Sofia Merajver

University of Michigan Health System

UNITED STATES

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Deepak Nagrath

Professor

University of Michigan

UNITED STATES

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A cryptic allosteric pocket shapes isoform‐selective inhibition of human malic enzymes

Abstract 4169: Coordination of malic enzyme 2 and the malate-aspartate shuttle supports growth and survival in triple-negative breast cancer

Abstract 6675: Exploiting rewired metabolism in cancer: A biochemical focus on malic enzyme inhibitors using structure-based drug design

Interplay between malic enzyme 2, de novo serine synthesis, and the malate-aspartate shuttle drives metabolic adaptation in triple-negative breast cancer

Abstract 431: Malic enzyme 2 inhibition reveals metabolic vulnerability in serine-dependent triple-negative breast cancer

Biophysical characterisation of human malic enzymes with small-molecule inhibitors

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Amir Ashoorzadeh

Sofia Merajver

Deepak Nagrath

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