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Bree Foster, PhD
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Vector Laboratories
Bioconjugates shift drug development from new targets to better control
New conjugation chemistries are giving developers greater control over targeting, stability, and payload release.
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RedShiftBio
How tardigrades protect DNA from extreme radiation
Discover how new insights into a tardigrade-derived protein are informing new approaches to DNA protection and genome stability.
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Unchained Labs
Crush it with low-volume viscosity characterization on Honeybun
Discover how rapid viscosity and rheology testing with minimal sample volumes can help make better formulation decisions.
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| 2 min read
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Biotium
Biotium launches GlycoLiner kits for rapid and selective cell surface labeling
New GlycoLiner kits enable rapid, covalent labeling of live-cell surface glycoproteins using gentle, self-catalyzing chemistry at neutral pH.
Industry Perspectives
| 3 min read
By
Andrea Corona
New insights reveal proteins are more stable than we thought
Researchers challenge decades-old assumptions about fragile protein cores, opening new paths for faster drug and enzyme design.
News
| 3 min read
By
Jennifer Tsang, PhD
Optimizing antibiotics out of worm guts
In vivo
studies of the antibiotic darobactin D22 against high-priority gram-negative bacteria show promise for further drug development.
News
| 3 min read
By
RJ Mackenzie
Accelerating drug discovery with a nickel-based catalyst
The new complex is inexpensive to produce, and its unique architecture makes chemical reactions integral to drug discovery more stable and efficient.
News
| 4 min read
By
Megan Keller, PhD
A smart bandage fights bacteria with precision
A new wound dressing monitors infections in real time and administers timely treatment using metal ions.
News
| 3 min read
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Adam Boros, PhD
Tear-shaped nanoparticles target COVID variants’ Achilles' heels
Researchers designed a nanoparticle that inactivated a wide range of COVID-19 strains, potentially offering a broad-spectrum therapeutic approach.
News
| 7 min read
By
Stephanie DeMarco, PhD
Lighting up tuberculosis with point-of-care diagnostics
Mireille Kamariza develops new chemistry-driven diagnostics for tuberculosis that can reduce the time to treatment from weeks to minutes.
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