Spider and Scorpion Venom Peptides That Slip Through Biological Barriers
A new review reveals how spider, scorpion and pseudoscorpion venom peptides cross cell membranes, the blood-brain barrier and the insect...
Louis Brooks is a Scienmag editorial specialist profile for Medicinal Chemistry coverage.
A new review reveals how spider, scorpion and pseudoscorpion venom peptides cross cell membranes, the blood-brain barrier and the insect...
A new study shows that spectral overlap and the malaria parasite's own autofluorescence can generate false positive co-localization results when...
A new review maps how discarded date palm seeds could be converted into green-synthesised nanoparticles and carbon materials for drug...
A Sanofi-led case study applied eight benefit-risk assessment methodologies to the withdrawn obesity drug rimonabant, showing that descriptive frameworks, quantitative...
Deep in the Amazon rainforest, a family of plants best known for giving the world coffee and quinine is quietly...
Herbal medicines are no longer fringe therapy. Across hospitals in Southeast Asia, patients routinely combine conventional prescription drugs with herbal...
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A new review in Frontiers in Bioinformatics surveys how machine learning and deep learning models are reshaping toxicity prediction across...
A new review argues that nanogels should be designed as adaptive mechanical systems whose transport behaviour evolves across biological barriers,...
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