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Bree Foster, PhD
Viral biology inspires new approach to rewire enzymes for targeted protein degradation
Scientists are using insights from viral hijacking to chemically reprogram E3 ligases, opening new opportunities in drug discovery.
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Bree Foster, PhD
A new enzyme is expanding the arsenal for targeted protein degradation
Structural insights reveal how DCAF2 can be harnessed to target previously untouchable proteins for degradation.
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Advanced organoid models to study human development and disease
From vascularized organoids to Parkinson's disease in a dish, scientists are pushing the boundaries of 3D cell research.
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Andrew Saintsing, PhD
Ending allergies at the source with a pair of antibody drugs
With new insight into IgE biology, a new, two-pronged strategy for eliminating the pathogenic immune cells that lead to allergies emerges.
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Megan Keller, PhD
A new antifungal hope for drug-resistant fungi
A new antifungal drug, mandimycin, tackles resistant fungal strains with a never-before-seen mechanism that avoids kidney toxicity.
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Jennifer Tsang, PhD
How engineered bacteria sense and treat gut inflammation
Nanobodies that bacteria secrete only in the presence of a biomarker treat inflammatory bowel disease at the site of inflammation.
News
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Jennifer Tsang, PhD
Co-opting bacterial proteins for macrophage-based drug delivery
Proteins from intracellular pathogens can help expel drugs delivered by macrophages.
News
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Rashmi Shivni
Watching an infection unfold with a sphingolipid probe
Scientists developed an unprecedented chemical tool to visualize sphingomyelin and sphingomyelinase activity during a chlamydia infection.
Articles
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Michael Schubert, PhD
A dash of DNA improves protein identification in single cells
A new technique boosts the sensitivity of mass cytometry to allow detection and characterization of low-abundance markers, yielding new disease insights.
Articles
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Samantha Borje
Bioprinting a thick skin
Researchers used 3D printing to create multi-layered skin grafts for deep wounds.
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