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A Failed Experiment Just Accidentally Revolutionized How We Make Medicine
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A failed experiment at a Cambridge University laboratory has revealed a new way to precisely modify drug molecules that could speed up their production.
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A Failed Experiment Just Accidentally Revolutionized How We Make Medicine
Some of science’s greatest breakthroughs, penicillin, X-rays, and Viagra, were born from mistakes. Now, a team at the University of Cambridge has added another entry to that list: a light-powered chemical reaction that could fundamentally change how pharmaceutical companies design and manufacture drugs. And it happened because an experiment went wrong. The Core Story: What Did Cambridge Discover? Researchers at the University of Cambridge, publi…
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