A*STAR Bioinformatics Institute (A*STAR BII)
Shedding ‘light’ on antibody design
28 Nov 2017The
light chain subunits of therapeutic antibodies impact drug performance and yield
How a common cancer hijacks wound-healing switch
28 Nov 2017Understanding how head and neck squamous cell carcinomas
take over wound-healing processes could yield new treatments
New strategy for fighting invaders
31 Oct 2017A
surprise finding shows that, in skin wounds, fragments of a blood clotting
enzyme collect and consume bacteria and their toxins
How to make HIV drugs work for longer
19 Sep 2017Computational
modeling of drug resistance could help guide treatment decisions for people
infected with HIV
The next segment
7 Sep 2017A data-driven computational approach that recognizes filamentary sections of neurons and blood vessels may enhance medical diagnosis
Close encounters at the periphery of the nucleus
7 Sep 2017Super-resolution
microscopy reveals details of the meshwork made of lamin proteins at the inner
side of the nuclear membrane
How Zika upped the ante
9 Aug 2017Researchers in Singapore are tracing the Asian origins of Zika’s global spread
Enzymes engineered using directed evolution
30 May 2017Directed
evolution has been used to design enzymes able to make imaging agents for
medical diagnosis
Getting binding pockets out of hiding
18 Apr 2017Benzene-based
probes highlight two hidden binding sites on an anticancer drug target in a
multidisciplinary strategy
Counting microbes on a smartphone
7 Mar 2017Mobile app lets scientists count bacterial colonies
on-the-go
Molecular ‘movie’ reels viral envelope into shape
24 Jan 2017Computer simulations reveal every curve of the dengue capsule
Game on for more efficient analysis
10 Jan 2017Scientists use a gaming algorithm to enhance a DNA sequencing Android app