Protein

EFFECTOR's Zotatifin Downregulates Key Oncogenic Driver Proteins Including RTKs Providing Single Agent Activity and Key Combination Opportunities

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 26, 2020 - eFFECTOR Therapeutics, Inc., a leader in the development of selective translation regulation inhibitors for the treatment of cancer, today announced...
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Ambrx, Inc.: Senior Accountant

9 hours ago | San Diego Biotechnology

Ambrx, Inc.: Ambrx is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company with a mission to deliver breakthrough protein therapeutics through our proprietary technology inc La Jolla...
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Can scientists take the STING out of common respiratory viruses?

9 hours ago | ScienceDaily

Scientists have made a curious discovery about a well-known human protein that helps the immune system fight viral infections. Researchers found that one class of viruses...
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How cells use mechanical tension sensors to interact with their environment

9 hours ago | ScienceDaily

In a painstaking experiment, scientists suspended a single protein filament between two microscopic beads. Their results have shed light on an elusive process in which cells...
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Four Cell Lines, One Great Discovery

12 hours ago | Bond Life Sciences Center | 2 articles

Using cell lines to better understand copper homeostasis Nikita Gudekar working at her lab table. | photo by Becca Wolf, Bond LSC By Becca Wolf | Bond LSC When one thinks of...
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Plant vs. Pathogen

12 hours ago | Bond Life Sciences Center

Research scientist Jianbin Su studies the immune system in lettuce on the third floor of the Bond Life Science Center. By Lauren Hines | Bond LSC Scientist Jianbin Su's...
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Plant‐made dengue virus‐like particles produced by co‐expression of structural and non‐structural proteins induce a humoral immune response in mice

17 hours ago | Wiley

Summary Dengue virus is an emerging threat causing an estimated 390 million infections per year. Dengvaxia, the only licensed vaccine, may not be adequately safe in young and...
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A 'genomic rosetta stone' for discovering the rules of gene regulation

22 hours ago | Phys

As early as 1975, biologists discovered that the protein-coding parts of the chimpanzee and human genomes are more than 99 percent identical. Yet, chimpanzees and humans are...
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R-Pharm Overseas: Associate Scientist/Scientist, protein purification

1 day ago | San Diego Biotechnology

Competitive salary with great benefits: R-Pharm Overseas: The job deals with protein purification and analytical characterization and requires from a candidate corresponding...
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Mutation of G‐protein γ subunit DEP1 increases planting density and resistance to sheath blight disease in rice

1 day ago | Wiley

Abstract One of the important goals of crop breeding is yield improvement. Among the yield indices, the tiller angle is tightly associated with enhancing photosynthetic...
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World Biotechnology Congress 2019

Hilaris Conferences is going to host its premier World Biotechnology Congress 2019 during October 01-02, 2019, Valencia, Spain. Biotechnology 2019 Congress aim to create a... Read more ...

World Biotechnology Congress 2019

Hilaris Conferences is going to host its premier World Biotechnology Congress 2019 during October 01-02, 2019, Valencia, Spain. Biotechnology 2019 Congress aim to create a... Read more ...

2nd International Conference on Tissue Science and Regenerative Medicine

This conference is designed for experts in academia and industries working in the tissue science and regenerative field, this conference will examine cutting-edge research in... Read more ...

Four months in, Baker lab hits the ground running and won't be stopping...

Post doctorate Harim Tavares from the Baker lab works in “the hood,” which is a space used to prevent researchers and other outside factors from contaminating cells. By Lauren... Read more ...

IAmScience Karl Kerns

By Becca Wolf | Bond LSC It's all about the journey and Karl Kerns has been places. Originally from a small town in southwestern Iowa, Kerns did his undergrad years at Iowa... Read more ...

IAmScience Alana Rodney

By Lauren Hines | Bond LSC Research assistant Alana Rodney walked into her high school science class a few years ago expecting to fill another credit. However, it was there... Read more ...

Regulators Classify Gene-Edited Rice Varieties with Disease Resistance as...

Crops resist bacterial leaf blight; ruling clears path to provide smallholder farmers with a safe, affordable option for preventing destructive disease A farmer works on paddy... Read more ...

Finding a Link between Xenoestrogens and Autism

California mice | photo by Roger Meissen, Bond LSC By Becca Wolf | Bond LSC It's hard to see a family member treated differently because of a behavior disorder, but those with... Read more ...

IAmScience Norma Castro-Guerrero

By Becca Wolf | Bond LSC If you like your work, you won't ever work a day in your life. That's the case for Norma Castro-Guerrero, a research scientist in David Mendoza's lab... Read more ...

Plant vs. Pathogen

Research scientist Jianbin Su studies the immune system in lettuce on the third floor of the Bond Life Science Center. By Lauren Hines | Bond LSC Scientist Jianbin Su's... Read more ...

Influenza: How it Transmits from Birds to Pigs

Henry Wan | Photo by Roger Meissen, Bond LSC By Becca Wolf Geese will soon fill the skies as they migrate south in V-formation as the weather gets colder and the leaves start... Read more ...

Beyond the Vaccine

Lucas Woods from the Weisman lab watches lung cancer cells and oral epithelial cells grow. | photo by Lauren Hines, Bond LSC By Lauren Hines | Bond LSC Vaccine development... Read more ...

Egyptian Genome Added to Growing List of Population-Specific Reference Genomes

We're excited to report that another team has used PacBio long-read sequencing to produce a population-specific reference genome - this time an Egyptian genome that should... Read more ...