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Only a Few Human Proteins Form Cancer-Linked Droplets
Researchers at St. Jude built a machine learning model to predict which protein regions drive cancer-linked condensates. Testing intrinsically disordered regions from fusion oncoproteins, they found only 12% of human regions form droplets.
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Microbial Metabolite Disarms Immune Protein Preventing Diabetes-Related Inflammation
Researchers have discovered that the microbial metabolite TMA acts as a natural IRAK4 inhibitor, blocking inflammation and improving insulin sensitivity. This unveils a potential drug target and microbiome-driven strategy to treat type 2 diabetes.
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Low-Dose Immunotherapy Outperforms Standard Treatment in Advanced Melanoma
A Karolinska Institutet study of nearly 400 patients shows that a lower dose of ipilimumab in combination immunotherapy for advanced melanoma leads to better tumor response, longer survival and fewer side effects compared to the traditional regimen.
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Researchers Use Virus To Trace Psilocybin’s Effects Across the Entire Brain
Cornell researchers used an engineered rabies virus to trace how psilocybin reshapes neural circuits, weakening cortical feedback loops linked to rumination and strengthening the link between perception and action.
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How Big Is Pharma’s Carbon Footprint? Highlights From My Green Lab’s 2025 Impact Report
Biotech and pharma greenhouse gas emissions are falling – but is current progress fast enough? Discover My Green Lab’s Impact Report.
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Can Bacon Smells in Pregnancy Influence a Child’s Weight?
Researchers at the Max Planck Institute found that pregnant mice eating low-fat diets but exposed to fatty food odors produced offspring prone to obesity and insulin resistance. The odors altered neural circuits tied to hunger and reward.
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Controlling mRNA Translation To Improve Safety of Therapeutics
KAIST researchers have developed a method that attaches DNA fragments to mRNA to slow the onset of protein production, reducing dangerous spikes linked to side effects and enabling personalized, safer mRNA therapies.
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MIT Team Recreates Complex Fungal Compound With Anticancer Potential
MIT researchers have synthesized verticillin A, a complex fungal compound discovered more than 50 years ago and long recognized for its anticancer potential. The compound’s fragile structure and precise stereochemistry make it difficult to produce.
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Combination Therapy Extends Survival in Patients With Aggressive Brain Cancer
A Phase 3 trial found that combining eflornithine with lomustine significantly improved survival for patients with recurrent grade 3 IDH-mutant astrocytoma, extending life by nearly a year compared with standard therapy.
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