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  Researchers find potential new target for endometrial cancers
  12/5/2020
  

  Using multiplexed inhibitor beads and mass spectrometry, a team at Fox Chase Cancer Center writes in MCP that they have identified a network of kinases that are overexpressed, including SRPK1.
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  AI makes huge progress predicting how proteins fold
  12/5/2020
  

  Solving this problem with DeepMInd could have profound implications for creating new drugs and understanding diseases as disparate as Alzheimer’s and cystic fibrosis.
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  Holiday gift guide
  12/4/2020
  

  We hope these gift recommendations help you check some of your favorite scientists off your holiday shopping list!
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  A career supporting research innovation
  12/4/2020
  

  Careers columnist Martina G. Efeyini talked to Kerisha Bowen about how she transitioned from organic chemist to patent agent.
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  A life devoted to teaching and research
  12/3/2020
  

  Inspired by her aunt, a college professor, Karlett Parra’s scientific journey has taken her from Venezuela to New Mexico
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  The Death Project
  12/2/2020
  

  In an excerpt from his upcoming book, a Nobel laureate recounts the unexpected challenges of determining a receptor’s structure.
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  Sphingolipids show potential as biomarkers for multiple sclerosis
  12/1/2020
  

  Maria Podbielska and colleagues at the Hirszfeld Institute write in the Journal of Lipid Research about their finding that ceramide levels vary in active and inactive MS lesions in the nervous system.
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  World AIDS Day 2020
  12/1/2020
  

  Despite decades of research and amazing scientific advancements, HIV remains a global threat, and a vaccine remains out of reach. With medical intervention, people infected with HIV can live full, healthy lives. But it hasn’t always been this way, and we still have a long way to go.
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  James Siedow (1947–2020)
  11/30/2020
  

  The former Duke University administrator and plant researcher is remembered for his leadership, discoveries and kindness.
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  Will the coronavirus evolve to be less deadly?
  11/29/2020
  

  All pandemics eventually run their course. But history and science suggest many possible pathways. How might COVID-19 end?