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Nayiar Shahid
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Latest papers
Inhibition of purine nucleoside and nucleobase transporters by tyrosine kinase inhibitors
PLoS ONE · 2026 · first author
Characterization of genetically modified human embryonic kidney 293 cells lacking equilibrative nucleoside transporter subtype 2, or both subtypes 1 and 2, and the impact of their loss on sensitivity to chemotherapeutic purine/pyrimidine analogs
Drug Metabolism and Disposition · 2025 · first author
Development of a Novel HEK293 Cell Model Lacking SLC29A1 to Study the Pharmacology of Endogenous SLC29A2-Encoded Equilibrative Nucleoside Transporter Subtype 2
Drug Metabolism and Disposition · 2024 · first author
3 publications.
Inhibition of purine nucleoside and nucleobase transporters by tyrosine kinase inhibitors
Nayiar Shahid, Chan H. Kim, Kerrylei B. Jabilona, Khanh H. Nguyen, Nicholas M. Ruel, James R. Hammond
Characterization of genetically modified human embryonic kidney 293 cells lacking equilibrative nucleoside transporter subtype 2, or both subtypes 1 and 2, and the impact of their loss on sensitivity to chemotherapeutic purine/pyrimidine analogs
Nayiar Shahid, James R. Hammond
Development of a Novel HEK293 Cell Model Lacking SLC29A1 to Study the Pharmacology of Endogenous SLC29A2-Encoded Equilibrative Nucleoside Transporter Subtype 2
Nayiar Shahid, Christopher R. Cromwell, Basil P. Hubbard, James R. Hammond
Frequent collaborators
- James Hammond and J Hammond: 101 shared papers
- James Hammond and Nayiar Shahid: 3 shared papers
- J Hammond and Nayiar Shahid: 3 shared papers
- James Hammond and Basil Hubbard: 2 shared papers
- Basil Hubbard and J Hammond: 2 shared papers
- Basil Hubbard and Nayiar Shahid: 1 shared paper
- Biological Sciences
- Department of Oncology
- Pharmacology Dept
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