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The protein APLP1 strongly associates with brain-derived EVs. A blood test could one day isolate these molecular packets to diagnose neurological disorders.

Unlocking brain health with an extracellular vesicle biomarker

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A new type of drug for schizophrenia could finally be approved in September. Others may not be far behind.

After 70 years, a new class of drugs for schizophrenia

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Millions of multicolored bacteria dwell among the pink villi of the gastrointestinal tract and associate with brain disorders.

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Drug Discovery News

Studying complex gut microbial biology reveals insights into the progression of brain disorders.

How microbes drive brain disorders

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Ultraprecise proteomic analysis reveals new insights into the molecular machinery of cilia.

Mapping the hidden proteome of elusive organelles

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Revvity Signals

When molecules outgrow the limits of sketches and strings, researchers need a new way to describe and communicate them.

Speaking the same molecular language in the age of complex therapeutics

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