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    Synthetic biomaterials can draw on the power of post-translational modification to accomplish temperature-triggered self-assembly
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    Self-Assembling Lipid–Polypeptide Biomaterials Follow Heat Cues

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    Glycobiology Advance May Lead to Novel Cancer Therapies

    Stroke patients may be protected against ischemic brain damage if the protein-modifying and -regulating secrets of hibernating animals are used to identify new drug candidates. For example
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    Stroke Relief Ideas from Ground Squirrels Aren’t Nuts

    Metabolocentric approaches to treating metastatic breast cancer could be advanced by targeting a signaling mechanism that is inhibited by obesity-associated cytokines such as leptin. In this image
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    Obesity Tilts Breast Cancer Cells toward Metastasis by Suppressing Metabolic Enzyme

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    CRISPR Identifies Rare Type of Glycosylation Critical for Cancer

    A malaria parasite (yellow) invading liver cells (pink/red). Researchers showed that carbohydrates on the surface of the parasite play a critical role in malaria's ability to infect mosquito and human hosts. [WEHI.TV/Walter and Eliza Hall Institute of Medical Research]
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    For Malaria Vaccines to Improve, They’ll Need to Get Sweeter

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    Team Develops More Effective Therapeutic Antibodies

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    Addressing the Challenges in Maintaining and Analyzing Biotherapeutic Glycosylation

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    Autism Gene Alters Synapse Development

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    To Shut Down Cancer Cells, Try Giving Them Alzheimer’s

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