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The Times
thetimes.com > uk > science > article > mice-isolation-men-alcoholism-v5psh06lr

Isolated mice offer clue to why lonely men hit the bottle

28+ min ago   (57+ words) The Times Isolated mice offer clue to why lonely men hit the bottle Scientists in the United States found male mice kept alone progressively drank more alcohol than female rodents £1 for 3 months Enjoy unlimited access to all articles. Ends soon....

AllSci
allsci.com > news > clinical-trials > ivonescimab-nsclc-immunotherapy-becomes-first-to

Ivonescimab Phase III PFS benefit gets peer-reviewed backing ahead of FDA decision

5+ hour, 12+ min ago   (86+ words) Summit proceeded with its BLA submission based on the PFS result and the positive OS trend, citing the absence of any FDA-approved regimen with demonstrated OS benefit in this patient population and the consistency of results between Asian and western…...

Google News
scienceblog.com > t-penn-ai-venom-peptides-53-of-58-antibacterial

Antibiotic resistance directly kills more than a million people annually, while antibiotic discovery has stagnated. In 2025, a Penn AI screened 40.6 million peptide sequences generated from venom proteins in only hours, shortlisted 386 unusually novel candidates and successfully predicted antibacterial activity in 53 of the 58 subsequently tested in the laboratory.

54+ min ago   (1139+ words) Penn’s APEX model reduced 40.6 million generated venom-protein fragments to a novel shortlist. Laboratory tests validated 53 of 58 selected peptides, while toxicity and translation remain open problems. By Lab Report · Edited by Lachlan Brown Published August 25, 2026 · How we edit The largest number…...

Select Science
selectscience.net > article > carterra-enables-anthropic-s-autonomous-ai-protein-design-study-via-its-ht-spr-binding-platforms

Carterra validates Anthropic AI proteins - SelectScience news

10+ hour, 12+ min ago   (468+ words) Twist Bioscience and Adaptyv Bio used Carterra HT-SPR platforms to measure 1,320 protein binders against 15 targets designed by Anthropic's Claude models Anthropic sent the protein designs to Twist Bioscience and Adaptyv Bio to be analyzed. Both use Carterra HT-SPR platforms to…...

Oncodaily - Oncology News
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Luis Álvarez-Vallina։ Pharmacological Control Advances STAb-T Cancer Immunotherapy - OncoDaily

1+ hour, 30+ min ago   (146+ words) Luis Álvarez-Vallina, Research Director at Banc de Sang i Teixits, shared on LinkedIn: “We are delighted to share our new paper in Advanced Science: ‘A Drug-Gated, Modular STAb-T Immunotherapy With External Control’. This study introduces the first pharmacologically controllable STAb-T system,…...

TradingView
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Parabilis appoints Craig Tendler to its Board and Science & Technology Committee

1+ hour, 15+ min ago   (45+ words) TradingView Parabilis appoints Craig Tendler to its Board and Science & Technology Committee Parabilis appointed Craig Tendler as a director and member of its Science & Technology Committee, effective August 22, 2026. More news from TradingView...

Global Sources
globalsources.com > sourcing-digest > mit-engineers-develop-bacterial-transistors-for-environmentally-adaptive-circuits

Researchers create bacteria-based transistors that perform logic operations and form circuits.

12+ hour, 10+ min ago   (106+ words) Global Sources As you were browsing something about your browser made us think you were a bot. There are a few reasons this might happen: - You're a power user moving through this website with super-human speed. - A third-party browser plugin,…...

Medical Design and Outsourcing
medicaldesignandoutsourcing.com > mit-researchers-electroporation-car-t-cell-therapy

Researchers test electroporation to advance CAR T-cell therapy

2+ hour, 44+ min ago   (279+ words) MIT researchers developed a method to protect CAR T cells (shown here in green) from cold damage. The blue dots in this image are nuclei stains. [Image courtesy of the researchers] CAR (chimeric antigen receptor) T cells are typically treated…...

Labroots
labroots.com > webinar > nanofcm-analysis-targeted-particles-extrahepatic-delivery

NanoFCM Analysis of Targeted Particles for Extrahepatic Delivery

4+ hour, 2+ min ago   (266+ words) Labroots NanoFCM Analysis of Targeted Particles for Extrahepatic Delivery The rapid development of nanoparticles engineered for extrahepatic delivery has created a growing need for analytical methods capable of resolving increasingly complex particle formulations. Conventional bulk measurements provide valuable information but…...

uab.edu
uab.edu > news > research-innovation > researchers-develop-new-rna-based-molecular-test-to-more-accurately-diagnose-hospital-acquired-illness

Researchers develop new RNA-based molecular test to more accurately diagnose hospital-acquired illness

2+ hour, 49+ min ago   (243+ words) These limitations can lead to missed opportunities for timely treatment in progressing patients or overdiagnosis and unnecessary antibiotic treatment in patients without true C. diff disease. Unnecessary treatment carries its own risks, including disruption of the gut microbiome, adverse drug effects…...