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Eureka Moments: making proteins, making a difference

Published on 21 April, 2011

“In the second of the Biochemical Society’s video interviews with our Honorary Members, Michael Neuberger and Brian Hartley talk to Sir Greg Winter about his role as a pioneer of therapeutic antibodies.” More…

No DNA needed, RNA goes solo

Published on 21 April, 2011

“Philipp Holliger and his co-workers at LMB have engineered an RNA enzyme to synthesize another active RNA enzyme from an RNA template. This models one theory for how life originated on Earth: with RNA molecules that both encoded genetic information and catalysed reactions to express that information.” More…

Biologists create one of life’s first enzymes

Published on 8 April, 2011

“tC19Z, synthesised in Phil Holliger’s lab at LMB, could be a version of one of the first enzymes that ever existed on our planet – and a clue to how life itself got started.” More…

Heptares Therapeutics helps push GPCR drug discovery forward

Published on 14 March, 2011

“G-protein-coupled receptors are hot drug targets, and plenty of companies want to know what they look like to get an edge on making new drugs. Despite recent advances, getting X-ray crystal structures for GPCRs is still far from easy. Heptares Therapeutics, joins a trio of firms in licensing their structure-determining technology and partnering with large […]

Max Perutz: his life and legacy

Published on 8 March, 2011

“LMB scientists take part in a round-table discussion about Max Perutz.” More…

Mariann Bienz talks about signalling pathways as a target for cancer therapies

Published on 14 February, 2011

“A number of signalling pathways discovered in Drosophila flies and other model organisms have subsequently turned out to be important in cancer and specifically in cancer stem cell function. Mariann Bienz talks about the role of the Wnt signalling pathway in cancer growth and cancer metastases but warns of difficulties developing therapies to target this […]

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