Structure-Based Design articles delve into techniques and strategies researchers use to develop the next ‘blockbuster’ compound.
Although graphene has some fascinating properties that have real-life applications, pure forms of this ‘wonder material’ is elusive. Although a multitude of manufacturing techniques are available, many of them have poor control over the shapes, sizes or quantity of graphene...
Many of us would have heard about DNA and RNA, the two naturally occurring nucleic acid polymers that store genetic material. But we may not be quite as familiar with xeno nucleic acids (XNAs). The word is derived from the...
When it comes to medical research, we owe a great deal to animals. Lab rats, rabbits and even zebrafish have made contributions to the field. But one mammal that might not immediately come to mind is the gentle alpaca. Making...
Have you ever wondered why drug tablets come in so many shapes, sizes, and even colors? Or why we sometimes have to take two pills instead of one? One of the last steps in drug design and development is to...
