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Published in @ScienceMagazine, new research from @NIAIDNews and scientists at Scripps Research identifies a novel class of monoclonal antibodies that bind to a newly exposed site on P. falciparum, revealing a new target for malaria prevention. More:
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Scripps Research Prof. David Nemazee, PhD, has been awarded the 2025 #CrafoordPrize in Polyarthritis by @ScienceAcad_swe for his seminal discoveries in immune tolerance—advancing research on autoimmune diseases like rheumatoid arthritis, lupus & MS. More:
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RT @PNASNews: In the latest Science Sessions episode, Hollis Cline of @scrippsresearch discusses how studying the responses of frog neurons…
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Transthyretin’s structural asymmetry & “molecular breathing” drive its misfolding in ATTR—a discovery by Prof. Gabriel Lander (@LanderLab) & Prof. Jeff Kelly, published in @NatureSMB, that could inform new therapies for amyloid diseases. More:
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As the first Front Row lecture of 2025, Srinivasan will share how the gut-brain axis regulates metabolism—and where neuroscience could lead to new treatments for weight regulation and aging. 🗓️ Feb 26, 2025 | 4 PM PT | Virtual & In-Person 🔗 Register:
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Understanding the gut-brain axis isn’t just about science—it’s about solving real-world problems. Obesity, aging and neurodegeneration affect millions, and by decoding this hidden network, Srinivasan is leading the way for new treatments to improve lives.
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Srinivasan’s team identified a crucial player in gut-brain communication: FLP-7. This tiny peptide carries signals from the brain to the gut, triggering fat burning. Even more exciting, this pathway exists in mammals–opening the door to potential new therapies.
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RT @EricTopol: Why have several recent medical studies showed #AI alone outperformed physicians using A.I.? We have an op-ed @nytopinion to…
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RT @GENbio: .@scrippsresearch scientists uncovered new structures of transthyretin, a protein that moves important hormones through blood a…
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RT @ChemistryWorld: More than two million people are bitten by snakes every year, resulting in over 100,000 deaths. But novel proteins deve…
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RT @PopSci: These proteins protected 100% of mice from certain death when mixed with deadly snake compounds and administered in lab experim…
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RT @Nature: Proteins designed using AI can block the lethal effects of toxins delivered in the venom of cobras, adders and other deadly sna…
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RT @SciImmunology: A new Science #Immunology study describes how repeated #HIV immunizations generates antibodies against immune complexes…
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RT @TotalSynthesis: #TotalSynthesis of twenty-five picrotoxanes by virtual library selection by Chunyu Li (李春雨) and Ryan A. Shenvi @Shenvi_
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RT @ISS_CASIS: What happens to human brain cells when grown in space? #Sciencefiction? No! It’s a real, exciting area of research. Innova…
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