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Sinisa Bjelic

Associate Professor

Linnaeus University

Sweden

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Sinisa Bjelic is an Associate Professor at Linnaeus University in Sweden. His research focuses on protein interactions, kinase mechanisms, and drug resistance within the context of cancer. Recent publications include studies on the catalytic mechanisms of Abl1 kinase and the design of protein binders targeting transferrin receptor domains. He also investigates the molecular mechanisms behind FLT3 resistance mutations and the binding interactions of viral glycoproteins.

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camilla mohlin

Senior lecturer in physiology

Linnaeus University

SWEDEN

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Dick Sjöström

Associate senior lecturer

Linnaeus University

SWEDEN

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Gustav Oberdorfer

Graz University of Technology (90000)

AUSTRIA

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Unveiling the Catalytic Mechanism of Abl1 Kinase: A Single-Magnesium Ion Pathway for Phosphoryl Transfer

Targeting the apical domain of the transferrin receptor: Development of a new protein scaffold for cellular delivery

Affinity Maturated Transferrin Receptor Apical Domain Blocks Machupo Virus Glycoprotein Binding

Evaluation of residue variability in a conformation‐specific context and during evolutionary sequence reconstruction narrows drug resistance selection in Abl1 tyrosine kinase

Motif‐driven protein binder design towards transferrin receptor helical domain

Tuning the binding interface between Machupo virus glycoprotein and human transferrin receptor

Prediction of Protein–Protein Binding Interactions in Dimeric Coiled Coils by Information Contained in Folding Energy Landscapes

Computational backbone design enables soluble engineering of transferrin receptor apical domain

Deciphering the molecular mechanism of FLT3 resistance mutations

Simulations Studies of Protein Kinases that are Molecular Targets in Cancer

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camilla mohlin

Dick Sjöström

Gustav Oberdorfer

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