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Browsing publications by Dr Celine Cano

Newcastle AuthorsTitleYearFull text
Christopher Matheson
Christopher Coxon
Dr Benoit Carbain
Dr Ian Hardcastle
Dr Suzannah Harnor
et al.		2-Arylamino-6-ethynylpurines are cysteine-targeting irreversible inhibitors of Nek2 kinase2020
Dr Brian Ford
Dr Shruti Chachra
Ahmed Alshawi
Alfie Brennan
Dr Suzannah Harnor
et al.		Chronic glucokinase activator treatment activates liver Carbohydrate response element binding protein and improves hepatocyte ATP homeostasis during substrate challenge2020
Dr Christine Basmadjian
Dr Celine Cano
Nek7 conformational flexibility and inhibitor binding probed through protein engineering of the R-spine2020
Dr Adam Potts
Dr Celine Cano
Professor Simon Thomas
Dr Simon Hill
Synthetic cannabinoid receptor agonists: classification and nomenclature2020
Daniel Wood
Daniel Lopez Fernandez
Leanne Knight
Islam Al-Khawaldeh
Dr Conghao Gai
et al.		FragLites - minimal, halogenated fragments displaying pharmacophore doublets. An efficient approach to druggability assessment and hit generation2019
Stephanie Myers
Duncan Miller
Dr Lauren Molyneux
Dr Mercedeh Arasta
Dr Ruth Bawn
et al.		Identification of a novel orally bioavailable ERK5 inhibitor with selectivity over p38α and BRD42019
Dr Celine Cano
Molecular dynamics simulations reveal the determinants of cyclin-dependent kinase 2 inhibition by 5-nitrosopyrimidine derivatives2019
Dr Catherine Willoughby
Huw Thomas
Dr Elaine Willmore
Suzanne Kyle
Dr Anita Wittner
et al.		Selective DNA-PKcs Inhibition Extends the Therapeutic Index of Localized Radiotherapy and Chemotherapy2019
Dr Simon Hill
Dr Michael Dunn
Dr Celine Cano
Dr Suzannah Harnor
Dr Ian Hardcastle
et al.		Human Toxicity Caused by Indole and Indazole Carboxylate Synthetic Cannabinoid Receptor Agonists: From Horizon Scanning to Notification2018
Duncan Miller
Dr Mathew Martin
Santosh Adhikari
Alfie Brennan
Professor Jane Endicott
et al.		Identification of a novel ligand for the ATAD2 bromodomain with selectivity over BRD4 through a fragment growing approach2018
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