Research Articles
Marine Microbes' Hidden Treasure: The Discovery of Pepticinnamins Q-V
Discover the groundbreaking research on Pepticinnamins Q-V, novel cinnamoyl-containing natural products from marine Streptomyces with potential therapeutic applications.
Open Targets: Revolutionizing Drug Discovery Through Data
Explore how Open Targets is transforming drug discovery through systematic data integration, genetic evidence, and collaborative approaches to identify safer, more effective drug targets.
Unlocking Medicine's Future: How Genomics and Proteomics are Revolutionizing Drug Discovery
Explore how genomics and proteomics are transforming pharmaceutical drug discovery and development through precision medicine approaches.
The Target Hunt: How Scientists Find Biology's Molecular Master Switches
Explore the cutting-edge tools and technologies revolutionizing target identification in drug discovery and biomedical research.
RNA Interference: The Cellular Search Engine Revolutionizing Drug Discovery
Explore how RNA interference is transforming drug target discovery through genetic silencing and high-throughput screening technologies.
The Invisible Lab: How Computer Models Are Revolutionizing Drug Discovery
Explore how computational modeling and the SALSA method are transforming drug discovery and protein function prediction in modern medicine.
Decoding Life's Blueprint: How Structural Biology is Revolutionizing Drug Discovery
Explore how structural biology is transforming drug discovery through advanced techniques like cryo-EM and AI, enabling precise targeting of molecular mechanisms.
How Leishmania's Sweet Tooth Fuels a Hidden Epidemic
Discover how the Leishmania parasite hijacks our cells' metabolic pathways for survival and how scientists are developing new treatments to combat this neglected disease.
Structural Genomics: The Blueprint Revolutionizing Drug Discovery
Explore how structural genomics is transforming pharmaceutical design by providing 3D protein blueprints for precision drug discovery and development.