A Complete Guide for Polysaccharides Analytical Methods and Procedures

What are Polysaccharides? Polysaccharide molecules are sugar polymers formed from monosaccharides and have a high molecular weight. Polysaccharides vary in size and structure, ranging from simple linear to highly branched complex. Polysaccharides are classified as either homopolysaccharides, which contain only one type of sugar residue, such as starch, or heteropolysaccharides, which contain two or more…

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Creative Biostructure Offers MagHelix™ Library Design and Preparation Service for Research Use

With decade of service experience in the field of structural biology and advanced computational drug design platform, Creative Biostructure now provides MagHelix™ Library Design and Preparation service that helps step forward its customers’ critical hit screening with reduced timing and escalated “hit rate”.   The process of identifying molecules that may become medications from a…

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Creative Biostructure Provides a Comprehensive List of Exosome Analysis Services for Research Use

Based on advanced techniques in exosome engineering, Creative Biostructure now offers a comprehensive list of exosome analysis services to satisfy different demands on exosome applications.   Proteins, lipids, nucleic acids, and metabolites are all found in exosomes, which are now being studied in molecular biology and medical research. Having a distinct molecular signature and being…

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Revealing the Molecular Mechanism of Mutant Protein-induced Melanoma in the Body

The RNA surveillance pathway detects and interprets defective transcripts to ensure RNA fidelity. Recently, in a research report entitled “Oncogenic CDK13 mutations impede nuclear RNA surveillance” published in Science, scientists from Howard Hughes Medical Institute and other institutions discovered a new type of mechanism that affects the occurrence of melanoma, providing broad and important implications…

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