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Articles

The LMB Archive collates scanned/digitised newspaper, magazine and web articles that relate to the activities of the LMB. This database lists the articles that have been catalogued so far.

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  • Chemical biology: DNA’s new alphabet
    Authors Kwok, Roberta Source Nature 21 November 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Phil Holliger's work is discussed in an article about re-engineering genetic material Keywords Steven Benner; Foundation for Applied Molecular Evolution; iso-C; iso-G; xanthosine; Eric Kool; Floyd Romesberg; Philipp Holliger; XNA; genetic alphabet; Ichiro Hirao: polymerases; unnatural bases; immue-system protein
  • College scales down Crick memorial plan – Statue idea out amid fears of ‘vandalism’ and ‘horseplay’
    Authors Havergal, Chris Source Cambridge News 25 September 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Fears of student ‘horseplay’ have forced plans for a major monument honouring Francis Crick to be scaled down. Keywords Francis Crick; Gonville and Caius College; fountain; statue; Great Gate; horseplay; vandalism; memorial; monument
  • CWRU researcher Jonathan Karn seeks way to find HIV when it is hiding
    Authors Townsend, Angela Source Cleveland. com 17 April 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Former LMB scientist Jonathan Karn received an grant awarded from amfAR to continue his research on HIV latency. Keywords American Foundation for AIDS Research (amfAR); Rowena Johnston; Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine (CWRU); Jonathan Karn; HIV; “what ‘s keeping the lid on the pot”; California Institute of Technology; Massacshusetts General Hospital; Ghent University Hospital; HIV/AIDS; Dr. Nathan Berger; Dr. David Margolis; Collaboratory of AIDS Researchers for Eradication (CARE)
  • Earth’s atmosphere bore life’s material
    Authors Buchan, Lizzy Source Cambridge News 1 October 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Groundbreaking scientific research from Cambridge Lab may have found the key to the way life began on Earth Keywords Dougal Ritson; John Sutherland; RNA; Nucleotides; Sugar; hydrogen cyanide; copper cyanide; UV; iron; Earth; genetic material
  • Enamine, MRC LMB and IOCB Announce Collaboration to identify Novel Rhomboid Protease Inhibitors for Treatment of Various Diseases.
    Authors Business Wire Source Business Wire 6 June 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Collaboration agreement signed between Enamine Ltd, LMB and IOCB to discover potential drug treatments Keywords Enamine Ltd; Institute of Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry of the Academy of Science of the Czech Republic (IOCB); Rhomboid Protease; Dr. Sergey Zozulya; Dr. Matthew Freeman; Dr. Kvido Strisovsky; Molecular Modelling; Compound Library; Screening Assays; Hit Finding and Characterization; Hit to Lead Chemistry; ADMET; collaboration agreement
  • Evolution at the Lab Bench
    Authors Blow, Nathan Source Biotechniques 2 February 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Overcoming the PCR inhibitors often present in complex environmental samples. A look at the many ways directed evolution is enhancing protein function. Keywords Philipp Holliger; polymerases; Svante Paabo; Max Planck Institute; compartmentalized self-replication (CSR); molecular breeding; 2D9; David Liu; PACE; phage M13; PIII; Taq polymerase; environmental inhibitors; Jerry Joyce
  • Evolution seen in ‘synthetic DNA’
    Authors BBC News Source BBC News 19 April 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Researchers have succeeded in mimicking the chemistry of life in synthetic versions of DNA and RNA molecules. Keywords synthetic biology; Philipp Holliger; Goldilocks; XNAs; polymerase; Gerald Joyce; synthetic genetics; nucleobases; polymers
  • Friends of FUS; Protein’s Many RNA Buddies Point to Disease
    Authors Dance, Amber Source Alzheimer Research Forum 4 October 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject This work follows another study of FUS targets led by Jernej Ule Keywords University of California; Don Cleveland; Gene Yeo; FUS; TDP-43; Jernej Ule; Chris Shaw; King’s College London; RNAs; Magdalini Polymenidou; Clotilde Lagier-Tourenne; Kasey Hutt; Boris Rogelj; Josef Stefan Institute; ALS; mRNAs; CLIP; mutations
  • Halogen Bonding Helps Design New Drugs
    Authors ScienceDaily Source ScienceDaily 5 June 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Scientists have demonstrated that halogen bonding can be used to identify potential drug candidates for drug treatment. Keywords Halogen; chlorine; bromine; iodine; Dr. Rainer Wilcken; Prof. Frank Bockler; Dr. Andreas Joerger; Prof. Sir Alan Fersht; University of Tubingen; halogen bonding; HEFLibs
  • Heptares and UK Medical Research Council Extend GPCR Collaboration.
    Authors PR Newswire Source PR Newswire 19 June 2012 Year 2012
    Details Subject Heptare Therapeutics has extended its collaboration with the MRC. Keywords Heptares Therapeutics; G- protein coupled receptors (GPCR); National Institute of Medical Research (NIMR); Chris Tate; Dave Tapolczay; Malcolm Weir
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