InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Oct 28Teaching AI to spot new tuberculosis drugsSBGrid member Anne Marie Wehenkel trains an AI to read images of treated bacteria in effort to find new drugs for antibiotic resistant TB.A response icon1A response icon1
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Oct 26Recognizing the worker that helps package herpesvirusSBGrid member Allison Didychuk examines an accessory packaging protein to understand its role in herpesvirus replication and infection.A response icon1A response icon1
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Sep 29Proteins at WorkShawn Zheng develops AreTomoLive for reconstructing tomograms & data denoising; looks to particle picking as the next cryoET workflow…
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Sep 28Monkeypox has no treatment. Scientists just found its weak spot.SBGrid member Jonathan Abraham discovered how the monkeypox DNA-copying machine works, a blueprint researchers need for future treatments.A response icon1A response icon1
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Sep 27Bacterial Xenophilia: mechanisms behind foreign DNA importSBGrid member Manuela Hospenthal uncovers the mechanisms behind bacterial natural transformation and how bacteria import foreign genes.
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Aug 27Antibodies guiding cancer immunotherapySBGrid member Priyamvada Acharya contributes to exploring how antibodies produced by tumor-infiltrating plasma cells could guide therapies.
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Aug 27Brake-ing Down Protein Activation and SignalingSBGrid member Kate Ferguson identifies the activation mechanisms of an important protein receptor, EGFR, linked to cancer.
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Aug 27Viruses for GoodMihnea Bostina works from his New Zealand lab at University of Otago to harness the therapeutic potential lurking in viruses.
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Jul 31Open the Floodgates: How NC1 Makes TRPM4 Destroy Cancer CellsSBGrid member Youxing Jiang investigates NC1, a small molecule that activates a cancer ion channel, causing overload and cancer cell death.
InSBGrid Community NewsbySBGrid·Jul 30Small viruses can have a big impact on human healthSBGrid member Mihnea Bostina reports on Bas18 and its potential uses in therapeutics, vaccines, and food safety.
