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Novel Small Molecule Probe Developed by Loughborough University and Oxford Opens New Avenues in Cellular Biology

Posted on 30, May 2023 by EuropaWire PR Editors

(IN BRIEF) Loughborough University and the University of Oxford have collaborated on a groundbreaking study that has resulted in the development of a small molecule probe. This probe specifically binds to inositol pyrophosphate (5-PP-InsP5), a crucial cellular messenger involved in … Read the full press release →

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Tagged 5-PP-InsP5, biological processes, cell growth, cellular messenger, Dr Felix Plasser, Dr Stephen Butler, enzyme regulation, Fathima Jamion, inositol pyrophosphate, Loughborough University, Megan Shipton, Pick of the Week, Professor Barry Potter, programmed cell death, regulator of blood glucose levels, small molecule probe, therapeutic drugs, University of Oxford