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The Case for Endogenous Tagging
Sponsored content brought to you by Overcoming artifacts and capturing an accurate view of protein dynamics Understanding how proteins behave…
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The Protein Bottleneck: Why Discovery Slows Before It Starts
Sponsored content brought to you by Scientific progress often stalls not because of a lack of ideas, but because of…
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Automatic Microscale Antibody Purification Cuts Time and Costs
As monoclonal antibody (mAb) titers increase to multi-gram-per-liter ranges, downstream purification is increasingly strained. Protein A affinity chromatography is the…
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Formulating at the Right Structural Resolution
Biologics manufacturers need to consider the structural resolution of their formulation models to avoid overly time-consuming calculations. That’s the key…
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Bioprocessing Advances Push iPSC-Derived Neurons Toward the Clinic
Efforts to efficiently manufacture human neurons from induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs) are rapidly transforming the landscape of neuroscience research,…
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AI “Smoke Alarm” Could Detect Culture Contamination Earlier
Artificial intelligence (AI) could help biopharmaceutical manufacturers detect contamination in cell cultures sooner than conventional approaches, thereby helping to reduce…
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RFdiffusion3 Now Open Source, Designs DNA Binders and Advanced Enzymes
Researchers from the lab of Nobel laureate, David Baker, PhD, have now released RFdiffusion3 open source. The latest version of…
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Autism-Linked Behaviors in Mice Reduced by Nutrient Trio
Supplementation of nutrient cocktails containing zinc, branched-chain amino acids and serine improves social interaction in three different mouse genetic models…
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Protego Closes $130M Series B to Fund Pivotal Trial of AL Amyloidosis Candidate
Protego Biopharma has completed a $130 million oversubscribed Series B financing that it said will help it advance its lead…
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Large Nasal Microbiome Study Links Low Diversity, Species Interactions to S. aureus Colonization
Findings from a new study in Nature Communications focused on the nasal microbiome show that people who persistently carry Staphylococcus…