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Caught coming in the back door. Kinases are important drug targets, and new methods for the identification of novel classes of kinase inhibitors are urgently needed. By using a spin-labeled analogue of adenine (shown as a red star), second-site NMR screening can identify allosteric kinase inhibitors (right) that bind outside of the ATP-binding pocket and might have an interesting selectivity profile.
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