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Ancient Viral MER11_G4 Elements Drive Gene Activation in Primates

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Using generative AI, MIT researchers design compounds that can kill drug-resistant bacteria

58% Center coverage: 14 sources

Artificial intelligence has invented two new potential antibiotics that could kill drug-resistant gonorrhoea and MRSA, researchers have revealed. The drugs were designed atom-by-atom by the AI and killed the superbugs in laboratory and animal tests. The two compounds still need years of refinement and clinical trials before they could be prescribed.See the Story

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AbbVie Announces $195 Million Investment to Expand Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient Manufacturing in the U.S.

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New $195 million facility will further enhance AbbVie's active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) production capacity and capabilities in the U.S. Expansion is...See the Story

Rapidly Evolving Human Genomic Region Tied to Neural Development, Flexible Thinking

Human-accelerated regions (HARs) are sections of the human genome that have accumulated an unusually high level of mutations as humans split away from chimpanzees. Given their rapid evolution, some scientists hypothesize that these sequences have an essential role in conferring human-specific traits. But that conclusion is not based on evolution alone. “My personal opinion is that more than half our genome is junk” and sequences that rapidly evo…San Diego · San Diego Read Article

Synthetic Metagenomic Method Uncovers Genetic Drivers of Antimicrobial Resistance

Antimicrobial resistance studies often focus on individual protein variants, neglecting broader protein family dynamics. Dihydrofolate reductase (DHFR), a key antibiotic target, has been extensively studied using deep mutational scanning, yet resistance mechanisms across this diverse protein family remain poorly understood. Now, researchers in the department of bioengineering, Phil and Penny Knight Campus for Accelerating Scientific Input, Unive…Eugene · Eugene Read Article

mRNA drugs could protect against almost any kind of viral infection

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mRNA drugs might be able to protect against a huge range of viruses by turning on key parts of our innate defences against infectionInfluenza See the Story

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Ancient Viral MER11_G4 Elements Drive Gene Activation in Primates

Using generative AI, MIT researchers design compounds that can kill drug-resistant bacteria

AbbVie Announces $195 Million Investment to Expand Active Pharmaceutical Ingredient Manufacturing in the U.S.

Engineered CD40 antibody shrinks tumors and induces remission

Bayer Buys Into KRAS with $1.3bn Kumquat Deal

Pancreatic Precancer Cells in Mice Reveal Autophagy Defects, Protein Clumps

Schrödinger Halts Cancer Drug Program after Two Patients Die in Phase I Trial

Protein Language Model Hits Undruggable Targets, No Structure Required

Rapidly Evolving Human Genomic Region Tied to Neural Development, Flexible Thinking

Synthetic Metagenomic Method Uncovers Genetic Drivers of Antimicrobial Resistance

mRNA drugs could protect against almost any kind of viral infection

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Engineered CD40 antibody shrinks tumors and induces remission

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Protein Language Model Hits Undruggable Targets, No Structure Required

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