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Blocking Hypoxia Inducible Factors Allosterically
Author: Melania Tesio
27 March 2013 – US scientists have developed a small molecule which antagonizes the transcriptional factor HIF-2 by inducing allosteric changes
Biochemical Methane Production
Author: ChemistryViews
26 March 2013 – Cryo-electron microscopy images reveal the structure of a hydrogenase used by archaebacteria to split hydrogen to produce methane
Novartis Early Career Award in Organic Chemistry 2013
Author: Novartis
25 March 2013 – Call for nominations 2013 (News by Novartis)
A Dangerous Transfer of Methyl Groups
Author: Melania Tesio
25 March 2013 – Nicotinamide N-methyltransferase promotes tumorigenesis by regulating the methylation potential of cancer cells
Synthesizing Flexible Minerals with Extreme Bending Strength
Author: Melania Tesio
23 March 2013 – Using the sponge protein silicatein-α, German researchers synthesized flexible calcium carbonate spicules
It’s ALL About a Cytosolic 5’-Nucleotidase
Author: Melania Tesio
20 March 2013 – Cytosolic 5’-nucleotidase II hyper-activation causes drug resistance and relapse in acute lymphoblastic leukemia (ALL) patients
Anticancer Graphene
Author: David Bradley
19 March 2013 – Graphene nanosheet coated with silica shows synergistic chemo-photochemical effect in targeting otherwise difficult-to-treat cancer
Long-term Consequences of Prenatal Metformin Exposure
Author: Melania Tesio
15 March 2013 – When administered prenatally, the antidiabetic drug metformin causes long-term metabolic effects
Blue Mussels Extracts Active Against Food Browning
Author: Melania Tesio
12 March 2013 – A mussel-derived polyphenol oxidase inhibitor can be used to prevent the enzymatic browning of fruits and vegetables
Metal Ions Regulate Metabolism in Insects
Author: ChemistryViews
10 March 2013 – A single enzyme can trigger the production of two completely different substances depending on whether it is regulated by Co, Mn, or Mg ions
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