Synthesis and evaluation of substituted benzoisoquinolinones as potent inhibitors of Chk1 kinase
R. M. Garbaccio(United States Military Academy), George D. Hartman(Joint BioEnergy Institute), Xianzhi Mao(United States Military Academy), Steve Stirdivant(United States Military Academy), James C.H. Hardwick(Leiden University Medical Center), Rob Lobell(United States Military Academy), Marc Abrams(Dicerna Pharmaceuticals (United States)), Keith Rickert(United States Military Academy), Laura Sepp‐Lorenzino(Intellia Therapeutics (United States)), Bob Drakas(United States Military Academy), Kelly Hamilton(United States Military Academy), Eileen S. Walsh(Janssen (Switzerland)), Carolyn A. Buser(United States Military Academy), Sanjeev Munshi(United States Military Academy), Youwei Yan(United States Military Academy), Stephen C. Beck(United States Military Academy), Mari Ikuta(United States Military Academy), Shaei Huang(United States Military Academy), Lawrence Kuo(United States Military Academy), Mark E. Fraley(United States Military Academy), Weikang Tao(Shanghai Medical Information Center), Edward S. Tasber(United States Military Academy)
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