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Clay Clark

Clay Clark

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Host, Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

South Dakota

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Total articles 419

  • Evolution of the conformational ensemble and allosteric networks of apoptotic caspases in chordates

    By David Diaz, Clay Clark, Isha Joglekar, Ankit Deo| bioRxiv@ AbstractCaspases, known for their role in apoptosis and inflammation, have recently emerged as potential regulators of cell differentiation and proliferation. The regulation of caspase conformations to affect these specific pathways is not well understood. Understanding the conformational landscapes, intermediate states, and mechanisms for fine-tuning these ensembles is critical for unraveling their diverse regulatory functions.

    By David Diaz, Clay Clark, Isha Joglekar, Ankit Deo · bioRxiv

    Feb. 16, 2025

  • Truth Becomes A Crime When Living In An Empire Built On Lies

    By Clay Clark| Substack@ As America continues to implode into an empire built on lies, President Donald J. Trump and his allies are increasingly being persecuted, prosecuted and punished for standing up for truth and righteousness. This July, while we Americans should be celebrating our Independence from King George and his tyranny, we instead will witness tyrannical political fireworks like we have never seen before in the United States.

    By Clay Clark · Substack

    Jun. 13, 2024

  • Evolution of the conformational ensemble and allosteric networks of apoptotic caspases in chordates

    By David Diaz, Clay Clark, Isha Joglekar, Ankit Deo| bioRxiv@ AbstractCaspases, known for their role in apoptosis and inflammation, have recently emerged as potential regulators of cell differentiation and proliferation. The regulation of caspase conformations to affect these specific pathways is not well understood. Understanding the conformational landscapes, intermediate states, and mechanisms for fine-tuning these ensembles is critical for unraveling their diverse regulatory functions.

    By David Diaz, Clay Clark, Isha Joglekar, Ankit Deo · bioRxiv

    Feb. 16, 2025

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Thrivetime Show | Business School without the BS

South Dakota, United States