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How Important are Data Clouds to Life Sciences Research?

In this interview, we speak to Mike Tarselli, CSO of TetraScience, about their Tetra data cloud and the role it plays within scientific data analysis.

From TetraScience, Inc. 31 Mar 2022

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs help to enhance crop genome editing tools, study says

According to plant scientists at RIKEN, a class of non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs might be useful for studying the molecular processes underlying plant immunity.

21 Mar 2022

Nanotranslator enables communication between two different living microorganisms

Cells communicate with one another in the language of chemistry, but those from different kingdoms, such as bacteria and yeast, speak dialects virtually unintelligible to the other.

17 Mar 2022

Herbivore-damaged plants give off volatile chemical 'scents' to warn neighbors

Animals often use highly specific signals to warn their herd about approaching predators. Surprisingly, similar behaviors are also observed among plants.

From Tokyo University of Science 14 Mar 2022

Researchers show how hotspot maps can detect structures contributing to compounds’ selectivity

The quantity of structural data available on protein drug targets keeps growing.

4 Mar 2022

Researchers optimize a route for two-step synthesis of antiviral plant protectant

Plant viruses are of great variety and harm. Virus disease pandemics and epidemics were estimated to have a global economic impact in the tens of billions of dollars.

3 Mar 2022

Researchers design a new imaging approach to accelerate imaging-based research

A new imaging method has been designed and tested by scientists from Johns Hopkins Medicine.

2 Mar 2022

MIT chemists develop a new way to synthesize potential antibiotic

Chemists at MIT have developed a novel way to synthesize himastatin, a natural compound that has shown potential as an antibiotic.

25 Feb 2022

A cryptic molecule can awaken killer viruses from their slumber

Some gut bacteria have a spooky superpower: they can reanimate dormant viruses lurking within other microbes.

24 Feb 2022

Recent study reveals the code involved in human gene regulation

The logic that handles gene regulation in human cells has been discovered by a team of researchers at the University of Helsinki.

24 Feb 2022

Live imaging reveals cells moving into position as the eye develops in fruit fly

The ability of cells to self-organize into specific patterns in tissues that serve a function is a universal feature of life.

23 Feb 2022

New study deepens the understanding of microbial sulfur metabolism

The metabolism of sulfur compounds is among the most important microbial processes sustaining life in many anoxic environments where oxygen is not present.

18 Feb 2022

Cryo-electron microscopy reveals structures of a muscle-type nicotinic acetylcholine receptor

New research co-led by a University of Ottawa Faculty of Medicine professor is shedding light on some of the mysterious dynamics that define the interplay between nerves and muscle.

17 Feb 2022

Mucus-rich droplets extend aerosolized range of enveloped respiratory viruses

A modeling study raises questions about how far respiratory droplets, like those that transmit the virus that causes COVID-19, can travel before becoming harmless.

16 Feb 2022

NTU Singapore scientists design new method to generate sulfur pharmacophores

A key technical challenge in creating new sulfur-based medicines has been overcome by scientists at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore, leading to the prospect of many new therapeutic 'weapons' in the fight against disease and illness.

15 Feb 2022

A simple route for synthesizing fungal compound and its derivatives

The solutions to many of humanity's problems can be found within nature. For instance, who could have guessed that an antibiotic as powerful as penicillin would be found in a common mold, or that the drug aspirin would be derived from the bark of the willow tree?

From Tokyo University of Science 10 Feb 2022

Compound News and Research

How Important are Data Clouds to Life Sciences Research?

Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs help to enhance crop genome editing tools, study says

Nanotranslator enables communication between two different living microorganisms

Herbivore-damaged plants give off volatile chemical 'scents' to warn neighbors

Researchers show how hotspot maps can detect structures contributing to compounds’ selectivity

Researchers optimize a route for two-step synthesis of antiviral plant protectant

Researchers design a new imaging approach to accelerate imaging-based research

MIT chemists develop a new way to synthesize potential antibiotic

A cryptic molecule can awaken killer viruses from their slumber

Recent study reveals the code involved in human gene regulation

Live imaging reveals cells moving into position as the eye develops in fruit fly

New study deepens the understanding of microbial sulfur metabolism

Cryo-electron microscopy reveals structures of a muscle-type nicotinic acetylcholine receptor

Mucus-rich droplets extend aerosolized range of enveloped respiratory viruses

NTU Singapore scientists design new method to generate sulfur pharmacophores

A simple route for synthesizing fungal compound and its derivatives

Compound droughts could increase food security crisis

Researchers discover a sustainable approach for drug development

Research highlights how carnosic acid found in rosemary inhibits SARS-CoV-2 infection

Researchers build rapid-acting antidepressant compounds that are non-hallucinogenic

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