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Researchers in the Romesberg lab have created a new bacterium that can hold two synthetic bases, called X and Y, in its genetic code indefinitely.

The new method from the Cravatt lab allows scientists to target proteins that were previously "undruggable."

The Roush and Duckett labs will focus on a therapeutic target in several stress-related diseases.

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