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<description>At various points in my drug discovery career, I’ve worked on G-protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) targets. Most everyone in the drug industry has at some point – a significant fraction of the known drugs work through them, even though we have...</description>
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<description>Benjamin Cravatt at Scripps has another interesting paper out this week – by my standards, he hasn’t published very many dull ones. I spoke about some earlier work of his here, where his group tried to profile enzymes in living...</description>
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<title>Empty As Can Be</title>
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<description>OK, drugs generally bind to some sort of cavity in a protein. So what’s in that cavity when the drug isn’t there? Well, sometimes it’s the substance that the drug is trying to mimic or block, the body’s own ligand...</description>
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<description>A good rule to follow: hold onto your wallet when two exciting, complicated fields of research are combined. Nature reported earlier this spring on a good example of this, the announcement by a small biotech called Primegen that they&apos;d used...</description>
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<title>RNA Interference: Even Trickier Than You Thought</title>
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<description>It’s been a while since I talked about RNA interference here. It’s still one of those tremendously promising therapeutic ideas, and it’s still having a tremendously hard time proving itself. Small RNA molecules can do all sorts of interesting and...</description>
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<title>Getting Real With Real Cells</title>
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<description>I’ve been reading an interesting paper from JACS with the catchy title of “Optimization of Activity-Based Probes for Proteomic Profiling of Histone Deacetylase Complexes”. This is work from Benjamin Cravatt&apos;s lab at Scripps, and it says something about me, I...</description>
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<title>Rainbows and Fishing Expeditions</title>
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<description>I came across a neat article in Nature from a group working on a new technique in neuroscience imaging. They expressed an array of four differently colored fluorescent proteins in developing neurons in vivo, and placed them so that recombination...</description>
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<title>Avandia: Going Under for the Third Time?</title>
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<description>How many hits can a drug – or a whole class of drugs – take? Avandia (rosiglitazone) has been the subject of much wrangling about cardiovascular risk in its patient population of Type II diabetics. But there have also been...</description>
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<title>A Real Genetic Headscratcher</title>
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<description>As you root through genomic sequences - and there are more and more of them to root through these days - you come across some stretches of DNA that hardly seem to vary at all. The hard-core &quot;ultraconserved&quot; parts, first...</description>
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<description>There was an intriguing paper published earlier this month from Manfred Reetz and co-workers at the Max Planck Institute. It&apos;s not only an interesting finding, but a good example of making lemonade from lemons. They were looking at an enzyme...</description>
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<title>Checking The Numbers on the Alzheimer&apos;s Test</title>
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<description>The news of a possible diagnostic test for Alzheimer’s disease is very interesting, although there’s always room to wonder about the utility of a diagnosis of a disease for which there is little effective therapy. The sample size for this...</description>
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<title>Let Us Now Turn To the Example of Yo&apos; Mama</title>
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<description>Now we open the sedate, learned pages of Nature Methods, a fine journal that specializes in new techniques in molecular and chemical biology. In the August issue, the correspondence section features. . .well, a testy response to a paper that...</description>
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<description>It’s useful to be reminded every so often of how much you don’t know. There’s a new paper in PNAS that’ll do that for a number of its readers. The authors report a new protein, one of the iron-sulfur binding...</description>
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<title>Visfatin: Real Or Not?</title>
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<description>A commentor to my Proteomics 101 post the other day brought up an important point: that before you can have a chance to figure out what a protein is doing, you have to know that it exists. Finding the darn...</description>
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<title>It Went Up Instead of Down</title>
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<description>One of the things I like most about science is that you really don&apos;t know what&apos;s going to happen next. That&apos;s especially true in the areas where things have just barely settled down. Before that, when a field is new,...</description>
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