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Novel inhibitors of ovarian cancer from ChemDiv collection

Novel inhibitors of ovarian cancer from ChemDiv collection

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...

Risk/Benefit Profiles of Currently Approved Oral Antivirals for Treatment of COVID-19: Similarities and Differences

Risk/Benefit Profiles of Currently Approved Oral Antivirals for Treatment of COVID-19: Similarities and Differences

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

How to save the lives of people with cancer who are not cured

How to save the lives of people with cancer who are not cured

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...

The human brain has learned to save energy on signal transmission

The human brain has learned to save energy on signal transmission

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...

Microneedle patches: new drug carriers improve cancer treatment

Microneedle patches: new drug carriers improve cancer treatment

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 ...

How to stop cancer: attack on the microtubules

How to stop cancer: attack on the microtubules

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...

Central nervous system drugs

Central nervous system drugs

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 ...

Scientists have created bacteria that feed cancer-fighting immune cells

Scientists have created bacteria that feed cancer-fighting immune cells

The immune system recognizes and destroys all objects that seem foreign, and therefore potentially dangerous. Including immunity fights cancer cells: they mutate and no longer seem familiar to immune ...

Epigenetics

Epigenetics is a growing and promising area of drug discovery research. To date, efforts in this direction have led to over 100 clinical candidates and seven FDA-approved drugs [1-2]. The main idea be...

Chemical database

Chemical database

To begin with, chemical compounds, as you may already know, are molecules consisting of two or more different chemical elements.

Scientists launched regeneration after a heart attack, and healed the heart

Scientists launched regeneration after a heart attack, and healed the heart

Scientists launched regeneration after a heart attack, and healed the heart Almost every tissue in the human body is able to recover from damage, regenerating — growing again. The skin repairs scra...

A molecule that can cure type 1 diabetes

A molecule that can cure type 1 diabetes

Gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) is familiar to neurophysiologists as an inhibitory neurotransmitter in the central nervous system.

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