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CDK12 loss drives prostate cancer progression, transcription-replication conflicts, and synthetic lethality with paralog CDK13.

Author List
Tien JC, Luo J, Chang Y, Zhang Y, Cheng Y, Wang X, Yang J, Mannan R, Mahapatra S, Shah P, Wang XM, Todd AJ, Eyunni S, Cheng C, Rebernick RJ, Xiao L, Bao Y, Neiswender J, Brough R, Pettitt SJ, Cao X, Miner SJ, Zhou L, Wu YM, Labanca E, Wang Y, Parolia A, Cieslik M, Robinson DR, Wang Z, Feng FY, Chou J, Lord CJ, Ding K, Chinnaiyan AM
Publication
Cell reports. Medicine
Publication ID (Profile URL)
https://researcherprofiles.org/profile/550187923
Publication Year
2024
PubMed ID
39368479
Publication Title
Tien JC, Luo J, Chang Y, Zhang Y, Cheng Y, Wang X, Yang J, Mannan R, Mahapatra S, Shah P, Wang XM, Todd AJ, Eyunni S, Cheng C, Rebernick RJ, Xiao L, Bao Y, Neiswender J, Brough R, Pettitt SJ, Cao X, Miner SJ, Zhou L, Wu YM, Labanca E, Wang Y, Parolia A, Cieslik M, Robinson DR, Wang Z, Feng FY, Chou J, Lord CJ, Ding K, Chinnaiyan AM. CDK12 loss drives prostate cancer progression, transcription-replication conflicts, and synthetic lethality with paralog CDK13. Cell Rep Med. 2024 Oct 15; 5(10):101758.