All Structural Biology articles – Page 3
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ArticleRecce Pharmaceuticals’ synthetic approach to combatting AMR
As antimicrobial resistance continues to advance, novel therapeutics are needed that stop infection and do not contribute to resistance. Australian biotech Recce Pharmaceuticals is paving the way for a new class of synthetic anti-infectives and providing hope for those with resistant infections. Recce’s lead candidate, RECCE® 327 (R327), is a ...
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NewsImproved method to control the generation of dopaminergic neurons
A synthetic antibody selectively activates the Wnt signalling pathway and directs stem cells to differentiate into neurons.
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NewsNew antibiotic overcomes antimicrobial mechanisms
Researchers have created a novel molecule, which has an improved ability to bind to bacterial ribosomes, with a completely synthetic system.
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NewsA structural insight into HIV drug-resistance mechanisms
New Salk Institute, US, research could lead to the development of new HIV therapeutics that overcome resistance to existing drugs.
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News'Lava lamp' vesicles show how cells could self-organise
Looking at how cells can self-organise could help us understand the way cells manage biochemical processes.
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NewsScientists discover extensive array of protein folds unexplored in nature
A study out of Japan reveals diversity of protein structures and how they fold in nature, uncovering a myriad of protein topologies.
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NewsRevolutionary way to measure proteins aids precision medicine advancements
Using a nanofluidic aptamer nanoarray to measure biomolecules including proteins, Japanese researchers are attempting to bridge the gap for precision medicine
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WhitepaperUnder the microscope: Sustaining momentum in iPSC-derived allogeneic cell therapies
Drug Target Review connects with Dr Stefan Braam, co-founder and CTO of Cellistic, and Andy Holt, CCO of Cellistic, for a rundown on today’s landscape for allogeneic cell therapies.
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NewsNew insights on the structural biology of medical cannabis
French researchers underwent a structural study showing that THC cannabinoids inhibit a human enzyme called autotaxin.
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NewsSynthetic tissue helps restore and repair erectile function in animal models
Chinese scientists have developed a synthetic tissue that repairs penile injuries and restores normal erectile function in pigs.
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