Tyler M. Yasaka

University of Pittsburgh

Associate Professor(heuristic)

Computational Drug Discovery Methods · Computational Theory and Mathematics

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Publications70

Citations609

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Glutamine synthetase loss in β-catenin–mutant hepatocellular carcinoma promotes tumor burden through macrophage metabolic reprogramming
Hepatology · 2025-10-23 · 4 citations
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