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Glycosylation

Cracking the glycan code

8 July 2021

A database of ion-mobility mass spectrometry information is taking the guesswork out of glycan analysis.

Human Health And Potential (HHP)

A new approach to an old pandemic

6 July 2021

The discovery of a new, highly conserved druggable site on the HIV reverse transcriptase could turn the tide in the wake of growing drug resistance.

Atlab

Opening the cellular gates to glucose

2 July 2021

Low levels of sugar entering into pancreatic cells may be the culprit behind insulin secretion defects in early-onset diabetes.

Febrile Illnesses

Figuring out one fever from another

30 June 2021

A*STAR researchers identified immune markers that can distinguish between common febrile diseases in Saudi Arabia.

Human Health And Potential (HHP)

NLRP1: How the body senses the common cold virus

28 June 2021

The mysterious trigger of the NLRP1 inflammasome sensor has finally been identified: a protease found in the common cold-causing human rhinovirus tells our body that it has been invaded.

Pediatrics

Comparing COVID-19 in children and adults

22 June 2021

Understanding why COVID-19 tends to strike the old but spare the young could inform how to prioritize limited COVID-19 vaccines.

Institute Of Chemical And Engineering Sciences (ICES)

Keeping it cool with polymer-encapsulated pigments

18 June 2021

Encapsulating sun-blocking pigment particles within polymer shells can improve their ability to reflect light, leading to the enhanced cooling performance of coatings.

Urban Solutions And Sustainability (USS)

Controlling defects to capture more CO₂

16 June 2021

Defects are not necessarily bad; researchers have used them to improve the ability of molybdenum oxide thin films to capture CO₂.

Human Health And Potential (HHP)

Sifting out rare stem cells

14 June 2021

Single-cell techniques have helped to identify a key molecular switch controlling how adult cells can be turned back to a stem cell-like state.

Aerospace

When two are stronger than one

10 June 2021

New research shows that titanium alloys joined by 3D-printed curved interlayers are stronger and less likely to crack.

Infectious Disease

Getting ahead of dengue outbreaks

8 June 2021

This two-step outbreak detection framework could give early warnings of dengue outbreaks, improving Singapore’s ability to control the disease.

Wound Healing

Deciphering a wound healing paradox

4 June 2021

A*STAR researchers identify a novel mechanism in which an inflammatory protein heals wounds in healthy individuals but has the opposite effect in diabetics.

A*STAR Singapore Immunology Network (A*STAR SIgN)

Getting granular about granulocyte differentiation

2 June 2021

Controlling the delicate balance between immune cells called granulocytes and monocytes could make the difference between a healthy immune response and life-threatening sepsis.

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