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BYU team breaks down major players in cell to score future cancer therapy wins
For the past five years, researchers at BYU have studied protein complexes that have the job of regulating cell growth and survival, processes that are essential for cells to grow healthily. Consequently, these protein complexes are also a target for cancer and other diseases.
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Uniting Women in Chemistry
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A multidisciplinary team of BYU chemistry and engineering researchers has been tasked by NASA to ...
NASA turns to BYU for critical Mars research ahead of human missions
Dr. Ryan Kelly is Awarded Georges Guiochon Faculty Fellowship
Dr. Ryan Kelly, Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry at BYU, has been ...