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Nature Reviews Cancer
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... Intriguingly, recent studies unveiled Hsp90's affinity for intrinsically disordered regions (IDRs) of client proteins, highlighting the importance of Hsp90-disordered client interactions 5 . The therapeutic potential of Hsp90 is underscored by its engagement with over 400 cell-signaling regulators, thus designating it as a prime target for anticancer strategies [6][7][8] . ...
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January 2005
Nature Reviews Cancer