Health
Never-before-seen antibody binding, informing liver cancer, antibody design: X-ray crystallography and recombinant antibodies uncover workings of an elusive molecule central to human health – Science Daily
In structural biology, some molecules are so unusual they can only be captured with a unique set of tools. That’s precisely how a team defined how antibodies can…
In structural biology, some molecules are so unusual they can only be captured with a unique set of tools. That’s precisely how a multi-institutional research team led by Salk scientists defined how antibodies can recognize a compound called phosphohistidine — a highly unstable molecule that has been found to play a central role in some forms of cancer, such as liver and breast cancer and neuroblastoma.These insights not only set up the researchers for more advanced studies on phosphohistidine…
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