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One drug to rule them all?
Thapsigargin, a promising broad-spectrum antiviral, has proven effective for use against SARS-CoV-2, as well as the influenza A and respiratory…
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A nasal spray a day could keep COVID-19 away
Hands, face, space. These are the three tools available to everyday citizens to prevent the spread of COVID-19; the simple…
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Moderna’s COVID-19 vaccine demonstrates 94.5% efficacy
Just 1 week after Pfizer and BioNTech’s early Phase III trial data were released, more good news comes from Moderna’s…
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The importance of bacteriophage collections – an interview with Juandem Agendia and Sarah Alexander
In this podcast, Juandem Agendia and Sarah Alexander (NCTC, UK) discuss bacteriophages, the function of the NCTC and the importance…
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Infographic: Tackling antimicrobial resistance with phages
Phages are a promising alternative to antibiotics, especially considering the looming increase in multidrug-resistant bacteria. This infographic further explores what…
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Accelerate your COVID-19 bioanalytical research while saving time and reducing cost
Wednesday 18 November 2020 11:00 [EST] 08:00 [PST] 16:00 [GMT] Alternative time zones REGISTER NOW The pharmaceutical industry is in…
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Coronavirus research tools: Cayman Chemical
Identifying drugs and developing rapid and accurate diagnostic tests for SARS-CoV-2 are currently at the forefront of the infectious disease…
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Application of bacteriophages to overcome antimicrobial resistance
Bacteriophages (viruses that invade bacteria and can kill them) have gained renewed interest as part of measures to combat the…
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COVID-19: success seen in Synairgen inhalable drug trial
In collaboration with the University of Southampton, Synairgen (both Southampton, UK) have announced positive results from their recent trial of SNG001, a novel protein based COVID-19 drug.
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Four new compounds identified for COVID-19 drug repurposing
In a collaborative study between the University of South Florida (USF Health; FL, USA) and the University of Arizona College of Pharmacy (AZ, USA), several existing drugs have been identified as potential therapies for COVID-19.