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Study Points to Unexplored Realm of Protein Biology, Drug Targets
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Three receive 2022 Wolf Prize in Chemistry
Assigning functionality to cysteines by base editing of cancer dependency genes
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Scripps Research awards doctoral degrees to class of 2021 | Scripps Research
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New Method Could Turbocharge Drug Discovery, Protein Research
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VIRTUAL: PharmSci Seminar - Benjamin Cravatt on "Activity-Based Proteomics – Target and Ligand Discovery on a Global Scale" - School of Pharmacy
Benjamin F. Cravatt receives 2020 AACR Award for chemistry in cancer research - The Cancer Letter
New TSRI method could turbocharge drug discov | EurekAlert!
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Expedited mapping of the ligandable proteome using fully functionalized enantiomeric probe pairs | Request PDF
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Expedited Mapping of the Ligandable Proteome Using Fully Functionalized Enantiomeric Probe Pairs | Biological and Medicinal Chemistry | ChemRxiv | Cambridge Open Engage
TSRI researchers get a lead on how to detect | EurekAlert!
