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Rice University wins NIH grant to study how nematodes handle gastrointestinal viruses.

A test that can detect Parkinson’s disease in the early stages of the illness has moved a step closer.

Grazer researchers say gene activity of the tumor from the analysis of circulating DNA in blood ahead.

Anti-HIV protein inhibitor drugs can bind to the wrong protein, causing unwanted side effects.

A well-known family of natural compounds, called “terpenoids,” have a curious evolutionary origin. In particular, one question relevant to future drug discovery has puzzled scientists: exactly how does Nature make these molecules?

Partnership aims to develop targeted proteomic assay.

Study outlines how ultrasound technology can be used for imaging in conjuction with protein engineering.

Integral Molecular announces breakthrough in understanding the functionality of GPCRs, the largest class of drug targets in human disease.

Researchers describe how symmetry may be the key to growing collagen fibres outside the body.

Researchers have identified a mechanism within the lungs where anticancer immune resposnse is inhibited.