Discovery of Small-Molecule Modulators of ProteinRNA Interactions for Treating Cancer and COVID-19

Name: Discovery of Small-Molecule Modulators of ProteinRNA Interactions for Treating Cancer and COVID-19
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This book describes the development of novel proteinRNA-binding assays and their applications in a high-throughput manner for the identification of small-molecule modulators of proteinRNA interactions to treat cancer and COVID-19. Modulating proteinRNA interactions with small molecules is expected to provide novel biological insights of the interrelation of diseases with the proteinRNA interactome. The modulations may also be exploited therapeutically. For these reasons, the development of a simple, reliable, and sensitive proteinRNA-binding assay is necessary for high-throughput screening to discover new effective chemical entities capable of acting on diverse proteinRNA interactions. This book discusses the discovery of small-molecule modulators targeting proteinRNA interactions that are potentially valuable to treat cancer and COVID-19 by constructing novel high-throughput screening methods. The results of this dissertation provide valuable insights into the regulation of proteinRNA interactions in chemical biology and drug development.

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