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AK2 is an AMP-sensing negative regulator of BRAF in tumorigenesis.

Hyunjoo Kim · Muhah Jeong · Do-Hyeong Na · Shin-Hyeon Ryu · Eun Il Jeong · Kwangmin Jung · Jaemin Kang · Ho-June Lee · Taebo Sim · Dae-Yeul Yu · Hee Chul Yu · Baik-Hwan Cho · Yong-Keun Jung

Cell death & disease · 2022 doi:10.1038/s41419-022-04921-7

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