Phosphorylation of triciribine is necessary for activity against HIV type 1.
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L B Townsend | A R Porcari | R. Ptak | R G Ptak | K Z Borysko | J C Drach | C Shipman | K. Borysko | L. Townsend | J. Drach | J L Buthod | L E Holland | A. Porcari | L. Holland | J. Buthod | C. Shipman
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