NRF2 activation induces NADH-reductive stress, providing a metabolic vulnerability in lung cancer
Tommy Weiss‐Sadan(Hebrew University of Jerusalem), Liron Bar‐Peled(Massachusetts General Hospital), Stefan Harry(Massachusetts General Hospital), Lei Shi(Broad Institute), Makiko Hayashi(NYU Langone Health), Konstantin Wolf(Massachusetts General Hospital), Magdy Gohar(Massachusetts General Hospital), Junbing Zhang(Massachusetts General Hospital), Ting-Yu Wei(Massachusetts General Hospital), Adriaan de Groot(Massachusetts General Hospital), Charles H. Adelmann(The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center), Benedikt R. Dürr(Massachusetts General Hospital), Marianne Richter(Massachusetts General Hospital), Marcia C. Haigis(Harvard University), Mariko Takahashi(University of Michigan), Maolin Ge(Shanghai Jiao Tong University), Cong-Hui Yao(University of Chicago), Tristan Vornbäumen(Massachusetts General Hospital), Thales Papagiannakopoulos(NYU Langone Health), Vindhya Vijay(Broad Institute), Raúl Mostoslavsky(Broad Institute), Alexander Carlin(Massachusetts General Hospital), David E. Fisher(Massachusetts General Hospital), Aaron N. Hata(Harvard University), Hannah Fischer(Massachusetts General Hospital), Nabeel Bardeesy(Broad Institute), Tzu-yi Yang(Massachusetts General Hospital)
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