Articles
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Stop motion: The muscular system
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Viruses: Engineering on the nanoscale
The image for April in our 2018 calendar depicts a single Zika virus protein in addition to the full Zika virus capsid. |
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Gin, with a twist
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A powerful little motor
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Polio- A resolution to eradicate
The near-eradication of poliomyelitis is one of the great success stories of modern medicine. |
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HIV Glycoprotein
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Quinine: Barking up the right tree
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Making Protein
The human genome codes for 20-25,000 proteins. The lab workhorse bacterium, E.coli, codes for around 2,300. |
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Opening a Gate to Human Health
In the 1970s, an exciting discovery of a family of medicines was made by the Japanese scientist Satoshi Ōmura. It is one of these molecules which features in the October image in our 2017 calendar. |
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Thioredoxin - a small protein with a radical role
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Turning cartwheels
The image from our 2017 calendar for August is inspired by a molecular cartwheel which is essential for the mobility of single celled parasites called trypanosomes. |
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Focusing on Crystallin
As you read the words on this page, the light enters your eyes and the eye lens focuses it on the retina. From here the image is sent to your brain for processing. |