Not all human norovirus strains are created equal, in their sensitivity to interferon
A new study reveals that human norovirus strains differ in sensitivity to the body’s first line of defense.
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From The Labs
Teaching AI to remember
Researchers developed a new method to protect artificial intelligence (AI) from forgetting what it previously learned.
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Researchers discover novel regulators of myelin repair and regeneration
This work offers new possibilities to potentially repair and regenerate damaged myelin after an injury or in myelin-associated neurological disorders.
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Novel PROTAC has a two-front improvement
Researchers developed a novel PROTAC with enhanced intracellular accumulation and improved ability to neutralize target proteins inside cells.
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Image of the Month: E. coli bacteria growing on mini-guts
Infectious microorganisms, including disease-causing E. coli bacteria (pink) shown in the image, cause a third of all deaths world-wide.
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Regulating gene regulatory regions offers a novel mechanism to control ATXN1 levels
Researchers identified a novel mechanism that regulates ATXN1 levels and reduces SCA1 symptoms in animal model.
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To be or not to be in the ER, that is the question
Researchers discovered a new way cells can dispose of misfolded proteins that may help better understand human NGLY1 deficiency.
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Fighting cancer with rejection-resistant, ‘off-the-shelf’ therapeutic T cells
Baylor College of Medicine researchers extend the life and effectiveness of off-the-shelf, cancer-fighting immune T cells.
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The first protease-focused, DNA-encoded chemical library for drug discovery
Scientists at Baylor College of Medicine have devised a chemical approach for discovering compounds that could be developed into new drugs.
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Novel mechanism connects SPEG, RyR2 and atrial fibrillation
Reduced levels of protein kinase SPEG lead to hyperactive calcium channel RyR2 and an increased risk of atrial fibrillation.
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