The battle against hard-to-treat fungal infections
Systemic fungal infections are much rarer than other illnesses, but they are potentially deadly, with limited options for treatment. In
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Study reveals details of immune defense guidance system
Results could lead to better drugs used to fight inflammation
Read moreResearchers discover SARS-CoV-2 inhibitors
Pharmacists at the University of Bonn: Substances block key step in coronavirus replication
Read moreUNF professor awarded US patent to fight cancer tumors using synthetic curcumin analogs
Dr. Kenneth Laali, University of North Florida Presidential Professor of Chemistry, has recently been awarded a US patent for his
Read moreMarch SLAS Discovery explores COVID-19 drug therapies six months later
Oak Brook, IL – The March edition of SLAS Discovery features the cover article, “Therapeutic and Vaccine Options for COVID-19:
Read moreA new hub for developing medicines of the future at the University of Gothenburg
In recent years, techniques have been developed to treat diseases with what are known as oligonucleotide drugs, based on short
Read moreAssessing a compound’s activity, not just its structure, could accelerate drug discovery
Biological activity-based modeling could improve screening for promising drug compounds
Read moreBentham Science launches new journal, Current Cosmetic Science
Bentham Science is pleased to announce the launch of a new subscription-based journal, Current Cosmetic Science . The first issue
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Rice University lab’s process simplifies fluoroketone synthesis
Read moreALS neuron damage reversed with new compound
Scientists identify first compound to repair degenerating brain cells in paralyzing disease
Read moreTricking the novel coronavirus with a fake “handshake”
Fool the novel coronavirus once and it can’t cause infection of cells, new research suggests. Scientists have developed protein fragments that bind to the Spike protein, effectively tricking the virus into “shaking hands” with a replica rather than the receptor that lets the virus into a cell.
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Scientists develop peptides that could inactivate coronavirus
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