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The powerful new technique from the Yu lab should appeal to chemists at pharmaceutical companies and research institutions.

The technique from the Barbas lab points to safer, simpler potential HIV treatment.

The findings from the Karbstein lab have implications for the development of new anti-cancer drugs.

“I loved the work,” says intern Lesly Basave. “I wanted to come back.”

Scientists Show Lack of Single Protein Results in Persistent Viral Infection
Team Identifies New Molecules Important for Vision and Brain Function
Researchers Find Long-Sought Anti-HIV Compound
Study Suggests Expanding the Genetic Alphabet May Be Easier than Previously Thought
Scripps Research and Bristol-Myers Squibb Enter into Five-Year Collaboration
Study reveals how the world’s first drug for amyloid disease works
Esther B. O’Keeffe Foundation gives $2 million to Scripps Research
Scripps Research Celebrates 20th Commencement
Team Awarded $8.4 Million to Develop New Anti-Smoking Treatments
Team Identifies Neurotransmitters that Lead to Forgetting
Scientists Show How a Gene Duplication Helped our Brains Become ‘Human’
Team Finds Anticonvulsant Drug Helps Marijuana Smokers Kick the Habit
Researchers Find Structure of a Key ‘Gene Silencer’ Protein
Scientists Solve a Mystery of Bacterial Growth and Resistance
Scientists Develop Antidote for Cocaine Overdose
Scientists Create Compounds that Dramatically Alter Biological Clock and Lead to Weight Loss
Team Finds Promising Vaccine Targets on Hepatitis C Virus
Team Finds Atomic Structure of Molecule that Binds to Opioids in the Brain
Team Develops Simple Test to Predict Heart Attacks