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The ChemDiv’s proprietary library of chemically diverse small molecule compounds was demonstrated to be a source of selective inhibitors targeting specific check points was found out in a recen...

Yueyan Li, Xuan Huang, Jing Tang from Fudan University, Shanghai reported rational design and discovery of novel small molecule inhibitors of ovarian cancer, targeting La-RNA interactions in collabora...

A complete response to the challenge of COVID-19 requires diagnosis, prevention, and treatment strategies. Until recently, the treatment ...

Neurophysiology Kelava, I., Chiaradia, I., Pellegrini, L. et al. Androgens increase excitatory neurogenic potential in human brain organoids. Nature 602, 112–116 (2022) Sex-based brain dif...

Molecular biology Rasmussen, M., Reddy, M., Nolan, R. et al. RNA profiles reveal signatures of future health and disease in pregnancy. Nature 601, 422–427 (2022) Pre-eclampsia is a disorde...

30% of people with cancer die from the exhaustion of the body - cachexia. Cachexia is associated with the inhibition of energy metabolism in adipose and muscle tissues. The tumor rebuilds the func...

Science has long been looking for the very feature that makes the human brain more unique than the brains of other mammals. Previously, this was not lucky: the general plan of the structure and the ce...

ChemDiv shares reviews on Nature and Science Journal articles that we found the most exciting this month. Today we observe Molecular biology, COVID-19, Physiology, Genetic Engineering, Proteomics. M...

New delivery methods can further improve any drug. In this article, we will talk about patches with microneedles - they simplify any therapy. Inside the microneedles are medicine, but the needles are ...

Microtubules are rigid protein filaments that run through the inside of the cell. This is the main element of the cytoskeleton: microtubules separate chromosomes during cell division; coordinate the t...

Due to the nature of the CNS and the blood-brain barrier (BBB), many properties (both chemical and physical) of compounds aimed at CNS targets differ from those of so-called drug-like ...

ChemDiv shares reviews on Nature and Science Journal articles that we found the most exciting this month. Today we observe COVID-19, Molecular biology, Physiology, Neurophysiology, and Embryology. CO...