Synthetic Tigliane Intermediates Engage Thiols to Induce Potent Cell Line Selective Anti‐Cancer Activity
Sharon Chow(The University of Queensland), Craig M. Williams(The University of Queensland), Kenneth G. Hull(Baylor University), Daniel Romo(Baylor University), Gregory K. Pierens(The University of Queensland), Natasa Broit(QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute), Blake Ferguson(QIMR Berghofer Medical Research Institute), Paul V. Bernhardt(The University of Queensland), Christian J. Bettencourt(The University of Queensland), Glen M. Boyle(Queensland University of Technology), Mingzhao Zhu(Chinese Academy of Sciences), Tanja Krainz(Broad Institute), Peter G. Parsons(Queen's University Belfast)
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