Researchers Share Protein Footprinting Method to Help Labs
Team hopes to support other labs in developing broader applications of FPOP to better address outstanding questions in structural biology
Articles by Washington University in St. Louis
Researchers Develop Better Method for Measuring Lead in Water
Scientists have devised a new method that allows them to extract the lead from "point-of-use" filters, providing a clearer picture of what's coming out of the faucet
Prenatal Cannabis Exposure Associated with Adverse Outcomes Later On
The findings are reported as use of cannabis during pregnancy has 'skyrocketed'
Social Distancing and COVID-19: A Law of Diminishing Returns
Research finds distancing helps ease the burden on hospitals—but only to a point
Silicon 'Neurons' May Add a New Dimension to Computer Processors
Energy constraints lead to novel ways of efficient, at-a-distance communication
Collaboration Lets Researchers 'Read' Proteins for New Properties
Researchers can now translate patterns to determine how a protein will condense during phase separation
Keeping Lead out of Drinking Water When Switching Disinfectants
Changing water systems can be done safely, as long as it's done correctly
New Year's Resolution: Wait until Spring
Tim Bono of Washington University in St. Louis suggests a different approach to modifying behavior in 2020
Grain Traits Traced to ‘Dark Matter’ of Rice Genome
Even though rice was the first crop to be fully sequenced, scientists have only documented a few of the genetic changes that made rice into a staple food for more than half the world’s population
A Good First Step toward Nontoxic Solar Cells
Engineers discover lead-free perovskite semiconductor for solar cells using data analytics, supercomputers