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SFU Chemists Supercharge Antiviral Drug Discovery
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SFU Chemists Supercharge Antiviral Drug Discovery
The research enables scientists to quickly create large libraries of nucleoside analogs (NAs), compounds that mimic the building blocks of DNA and RNA and are widely used to treat cancer and viral infections such as HIV and hepatitis. The new method could significantly reduce the time and resources needed for early-stage drug discovery. “This is a game changer for making and modifying nucleosides,” explains Robert Britton, chemistry professor an…
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