Peptidomimetics open new opportunities in drug discovery
A relatively simple peptide modification could unlock a whole class of targets for drug discovery, new research shows.
A relatively simple peptide modification could unlock a whole class of targets for drug discovery, new research shows.
Analytical Chemistry
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Biochemistry
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Polymers
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Biotechnology
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Analytical Chemistry
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Biochemistry
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Biochemistry
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Astrobiology
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