Abstract 711: Small molecule compounds that target cell division cycle 7 (Cdc7) kinase inhibit cell proliferation and tumor growth.
Julie M. Bailis(Amgen (United States)), Dineli Wickramasinghe(Amgen (United States)), Sonia G. Escobar(Amgen (United States)), Matthew P. Bourbeau(Amgen (United States)), Leeanne Zalameda(Amgen (United States)), Faye Hsieh(Amgen (United States)), Kelvin Sham(Amgen (United States)), John Allen(Intelligent Health (United Kingdom)), Michael Frohn(Amgen (United States)), Alexander J. Pickrell(Amgen (United States)), Li Fang(Hunan Cancer Hospital), Helming Tan(Amgen (United States)), Aaron Siegmund(Amgen (United States)), Paul E. Harrington(Amgen (United States)), Jessica Orf(Amgen (United States)), Scott Heller(Amgen (United States)), Tammy L. Bush(Amgen (United States))
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