Peptides That Can Be Taken as a Pill
Researchers have developed a new method that identifies double-bridged peptides that bind a disease target of interest and survive enzymes of the gastrointestinal tract
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Enhanced Multiplexed Proteome Coverage and Quantification Accuracy
Learn how a modified Orbitrap Tribrid mass spectrometer improves identification rates and accuracy for TMT SPS MS3 based quantitation
Gyros Protein Technologies Introduces PurePep Chorus Automated Peptide Synthesizer
Flexible, modular system, designed for 21CFR Part 11 compliance
Nanopores Make Portable Mass Spectrometer for Peptides a Reality
Nanopores have been developed that can be used to directly measure the mass of peptides
MIT Engineers Repurpose Wasp Venom as an Antibiotic Drug
Altered peptides from a South American wasp’s venom can kill bacteria but are nontoxic to human cells
Boston College Team Reports Technology to Enable Precision Antibiotics
Chemically enhanced phage display proves capable of recognizing specific strains of bacterial pathogens
University of Kansas’s Schilly Named Inaugural Recipient of 2018 SLAS Visiting Graduate Researcher Program Grant
SLAS has selected Kelci Schilly, a graduate research assistant in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Kansas, as the inaugural recipient of the 2018 SLAS Visiting Graduate Researcher Grant
Your Brain Is Multitasking, Using a Hunger Peptide That Tells You When to Eat
It’s one of several jobs of the cerebral plumbing system, which uses its fluid in some surprising ways
Beef Peptides Block Bitter Tastes
Most people try to avoid bitter flavors because they find them unpleasant. But some healthful foods are bitter, as are some medications
Promise of New Antibiotics Lies with Shackling Tiny Toxic Tetherballs to Bacteria
Biologists at the University of Texas at Austin have developed a method for rapidly screening hundreds of thousands of potential drugs for fighting infection