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BioInvent International AB Upgrades its Manufacturing Facility

BioInvent INernational AB expands its manufacturing capability with 3, 50, 200 and 1000 liter bioreactors from Merck.
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Game-Changing PanDDA Method Unveils Previously Hidden 3D Structure Data

The new Pan-Dataset Density Analysis (PanDDA) method extracts the picture of the bound compound in exceptionally clear and unambiguous detail.
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INTERVALS the Open Access Transparent Toxciology Data-Sharing Initative

INTERVALS is a website and resources enabling high-quality sharing of toxicological data among the inhalation science community.
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CRISPR and Stem Cells Help Identify New Chlamydia Drug Targets

Scientists have created an innovative technique for studying how chlamydia invades our immune system, using a combination of gene editing and stem cells.
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Antisense Oligonucleotide Shows Promise in Treatment of ALS and Spinocerebellar Ataxia Type 2

Two teams investigated whether an antisense oligonucleotide drug that turns off the ATXN2 gene could be used as a potential therapy in mouse models of these diseases.
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Enamine, EMBL Partner on Cancer Drug Discovery Research

A strategic agreement between Europe’s flagship laboratory for basic research in molecular biology and the world’s largest medicinal chemistry design house.
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Class B G-Protein-Coupled Receptor Structure Solved by Cryo-EM

Researchers at Monash University solve structure of drug target for osteoperosis, diabetes and obesity.
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Metrion and Venomtech Collaborate

Combining Metrion's electrophysiological expertise and screening capability with Venomtech's compound library and venom-based drug discovery expertise will rapidly exploit and develop novel tools for ion channel drug discovery research.
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A Promising Model for a Devastating Genetic Deficiency

Study describes how a complete knockout of the Ngly1 gene in mice leads to death just before birth, which can be partially rescued by the second knockout of another gene called Engase.
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Diet Therapy Could Be Effective at Starving Cancer

Cutting out certain amino acids – the building blocks of proteins – from the diet of mice slows tumour growth and prolongs survival, according to new research published in Nature.
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