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Researchers at the University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) presented a protein interaction map as a clue to identifying drug targets for autism. Using 100 autism risk genes, the researchers identified more than 1,800 protein interactions, 87% of which had not been previously reported. In a human organoid model, the researchers confirmed that the interaction between FOXP1 and FOXP4 induced autism-like features and that removing FOXP4 restored the normal phenotype.
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biobookmedia@biobook.co.krMerck’s $1.3 trillion eye disease drug raises safety and efficacy concerns: “Limited competitiveness”
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Rural Development Administration Develops Two Molecular Markers to Identify Leaf Splitting in Squash
MFDS Begins Distribution of Internationally Certified Reference Materials, Including 24 New Items, for a Total of 882
Ministry of Trade, Industry and Energy signs agreement to promote biotech and medical devices in Gangwon; site visit set for the 14th
RDA develops technology to produce anti-inflammatory exosomes for pets and files patent application
Merck’s $1.3 trillion eye disease drug raises safety and efficacy concerns: “Limited competitiveness”
CHA Biotech Holds 24.23% Stake in CMG Pharmaceutical as Share Consolidation Reduces Its Share Count
Rural Development Administration Develops Two Molecular Markers to Identify Leaf Splitting in Squash
