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Cross-bred flies reveal new clues about how proteins are regulated
'Click chemistry' reactions may boost cancer-fighting drug potency
Decoding the genome’s dark matter
TSRI scientists receive $15 million to study viral outbreak survivors
Next-generation arthritis treatments could benefit both horses and humans

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Cross-bred flies reveal new clues about how proteins are regulated

Researchers get a closer look at how the proteome changes as organisms breed and grow older.

'Click chemistry' reactions may boost cancer-fighting drug potency

The new molecules bound to their molecular targets better and were less apt to be metabolized by the cells.

Decoding the genome’s dark matter

New analysis points to crucial areas of the “non-coding” genome.

TSRI scientists receive $15 million to study viral outbreak survivors

Data from individual patients could hold clues to stopping Ebola virus and related killers.

Next-generation arthritis treatments could benefit both horses and humans

More than 27 million people live with osteoarthritis, and it turns out, elite racing and jumping horses do, too.

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