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February 01, 2016
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Philanthropist Samuel Yin Provides $12.8 Million Gift for New Scripps California Laboratories
Remicade® Developer Funds New Super-Resolution Microscope at Scripps Florida
Crouching Protein, Hidden Enzyme
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Philanthropist Samuel Yin Provides $12.8 Million Gift for New Scripps California Laboratories
The gift meets a challenge grant, securing more than $25 million in private donations.
Remicade® Developer Funds New Super-Resolution Microscope at Scripps Florida
The gift will fund what will be known as the Iris and Junming Le Foundation Super-Resolution Microscopy Facility.
Crouching Protein, Hidden Enzyme
A team led by the Lander lab and colleagues at UC Berkeley solves the structure of a “flipping” cellular machine, pointing to possible Alzheimer’s and cancer therapies.
- Study Shows Path to ‘Dialing Down’ Autoimmunity without Compromising Immune Response
- Scientists Solve 3D Structure of Protein that Guides the Immune System
- Team Devises Powerful New Method for Modifying Drug Molecules
- Flipping Molecular ‘Switch’ May Reduce Nicotine’s Effects in the Brain
- Researchers Develop Versatile New Molecule-Building Technique
- Team Comes Together with Rare Disease Community
- Scientists Advance Physics of Single ‘Transformer’ Proteins with Role in Cancer
- Scripps Florida Compound Successfully Targets Hard-to-Treat Breast Cancer
- Team Finds Unique Anti-Diabetes Compound Using Powerful New Drug-Discovery Method
- Scientists Find Protein ‘Talks’ to Wrong Partners in Cystic Fibrosis
- Team Prolongs ‘Young Adult’ State in Worms
- Team Discovers New Compounds with Potential to Treat Persistent Tuberculosis
- Scientists Find Surprising Trait in Anti-HIV Antibodies
- Team Finds Long-Sought Protein Sensor for the ‘Sixth Sense’—Proprioception
- Study Reveals How Specialized Cells Help Each Other Survive During Times of Stress
- Team Points to Cause of Debilitating Nerve Disease