New anti-cancer ‘degrader’ targets protein key to childhood leukemia
Discovery of a first-rate and very powerful ENL PROTAC degrader, recruiting VHL, MS41. Credit: Scientific progress (2024). DOI: 10.1126/sciadv.ado1432 Scientists ...
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Scientists unlock secrets of how a key protein converts DNA into RNA
The researchers took pictures of their RNA polymerase crystals using a special type of microscope that uses UV light. This ...
Identifying key markers of pancreatic cancer progression using a novel analysis pipeline
A new computational pipeline developed by Johns Hopkins Kimmel cancer researchers to identify early molecular and cellular progression of pancreatic ...
DNA analysis suggests hidden key to academic success
Credits: Yan Krukau from Pexels A new one Nature Human Behavior A study, led jointly by Dr Margherita Malanchini of ...
US Economy: US Federal Reserve Could Lower Key Rate
The US Federal Reserve is reportedly heading for a first rate cut since July 2023, which stands at 5.3%, after ...
People considered wise share key characteristics, global study finds
Progress of the study. Credit: Nature Communications (2024). DOI: 10.1038/s41467-024-50294-0 What makes a person wise? People perceive wisdom through the ...
Helper T cells could hold key to improving annual flu vaccines
scGEX and TCR profiling captures diverse T cell phenotypes in blood and lymph nodes after influenza vaccination. Credit: Natural immunology ...
Deadly toxin from sea snails could hold key to making better drugs
Ho Yan Yeung, Ph.D., first author of the study (left), and Thomas Koch, Ph.D., also an author of the study ...
Democratic convention eve: Kamala Harris campaigns in key Pennsylvania state
US Vice President Kamala Harris arrived Sunday in Pennsylvania, a key state for the November presidential election where she wants ...
Mouse study shows knocking out key gene leads to autistic traits
Cerebellar Purkinje cells, stained and magnified 63 times, revealing fine details of dendritic spines. Credit: Hatten Lab More than 70 ...
