Reviews roundup:
In 2024, Biochemistry authors explored GPCRs, antibiotics, and tumor hallmarks, examined PET recycling and telomere motifs, and much more.
Catch up with all Reviews here: https://t.co/RN6BlWi5ME
And find Perspectives here: https://t.co/OiJ7lantGX
Serotonin, the molecule of happiness, undergoes oxidation-driven structural transition into amyloid-like cytotoxic nanostructures which unveils a possible unexplored neurotoxicity risk. @BBRL_JNU@bmsa_lab276
Read it here 🔗 https://t.co/H1OrAB8eLB
New issue! 📣
Read up on glyco breakthroughs, RiPPs, 19F NMR, lipid signaling, and more!
https://t.co/6L2k1xrTXe
Cover art: Prajapati et al @BBRL_JNU@bmsa_lab276 show co-aggregation of unrelated proteins is governed by charges and hydrophobics.
https://t.co/jFRDdAe39W
Molecular engineering of 6-gingerol to actively target the phase transition of human lysozyme into toxic amyloids. @bmsa_lab276@BBRL_JNU#LLPS#Phase separation #Lysozyme#Gingerol
Read here ➡ https://t.co/fYCxVdvx8K
The latest issue of Nano Letters is live! On the cover: "Cu(II) Specifically Disassembles Insulin Amyloid Nanostructures via Direct Interaction with Cross-β Fibrils"
Learn more: https://t.co/i1qzZStOv1
Pleased to share our research on the anti-amyloid potential of Cu(II) ions in disassembling insulin amyloid fibrils and suppressing protein aggregation, featured in @NanoLetters . @BBRL_JNU@bmsa_lab276@ACS4Authors https://t.co/TmNbiVVCW8