Targeting thermal-responsive Ca channels with CuS nanoparticles to prevent arterial plaques
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Peptide Synthesis on a Chip
Repurposing a next-generation DNA sequencer
Behind the Science: Changing the Selectivity of Biocatalysts
Structure-guided switch in the regioselectivity of a tryptophan halogenase enzyme
When Bacteria Attack!
Understanding the peptides that bacteria use to communicate with each other and go to war with their host
Lost in Post-Translation
Newly discovered post-translational protein modification can be studied with model peptides
Maintaining That (Green) Glow
Mutation of a glutamic acid in the active site of green fluorescent protein (GFP) stabilizes its fluorescent output
Behind the Science: Small-Molecule Proteomimetic Inhibitors
Dr. M. Campbell, Associate Editor for ChemBioChem, talks to Professor A. Wilson, University of Leeds, UK, about his recent article
Smells Like the Flu!
Cells infected with influenza emit volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and the odors are specific to the virus strain
Staging an Emergency Evacuation
Small molecules capable of inhibiting bacterial cell–cell signaling are of significant interest as potential anti-infective agents
Taking up ArMs
Synthetic amino acids coordinate a metal ion in the active site of an artificial metalloenzyme (ArM)