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Personal CSF Protein Baselines Can Mask Alzheimer’s Biomarkers

Researchers found that individuals have distinct baseline levels of brain-derived proteins in cerebrospinal fluid, masking disease-related changes. Adjusting for this background improved biomarker performance across neurodegenerative diseases.
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Proteomics Sample Preparation for Mass Spectrometry

This overview explains how proteomics sample preparation underpins mass spectrometry performance. It details best practices for protein extraction, trypsin digestion, cleanup, desalting and PTM enrichment.
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Amid Rising Misinformation, How Can Scientists Foster Public Trust?

Experts share how to build public trust in science through transparency, clarity, and better communication in an era of rising misinformation.
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Can True Multiomic Workflows in Spatial Biology and Disease Research Be Achieved?

In this article, we examine how multiomics is advancing disease research, particularly in neurodegenerative disorders such as Alzheimer’s.
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Large Pharma Companies Make Progress Towards Net Zero, But Start-Ups Struggle Behind

Whilst carbon intensity is beginning to decline among the largest biotech and pharma companies, My Green Lab's 2025 Carbon Impact report warns that more must be done to align the entire value chain with emission reductions.
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Where Artificial Intelligence Is Already Delivering in Alzheimer’s Disease

A new special collection examines how AI is reshaping Alzheimer’s research, from early diagnosis to drug discovery. In an interview, Dr. Niranjan Bose discusses what meaningful success for patients should look like.
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Practical Tips for Improving Lab Sustainability

This article outlines what lab sustainability entails, the benefits of becoming a more sustainable lab and provides 10 practical tips to improve lab sustainability.
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AI-Driven Multiomics Is Set To Transform Drug Discovery – Here’s How

Explore how AI-driven multiomics is reshaping drug discovery and personalized medicine development through innovative data integration.
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How Can We Pursue Scientific Innovation in an Environmentally Responsible Way?

From AI simulations to energy-efficient manufacturing, learn how leaders in academia and industry are conducting responsible, sustainable research.
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How Santa’s Reindeer Evolved for the Arctic

Festive favorites of the holiday season, reindeer possess remarkable genomic adaptations that allow them to thrive in the Arctic. Genomic studies reveal how these Christmas icons evolved the tools to survive where few mammals can.
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