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Lenacapavir — a long-acting, injectable drug — may be our strongest tool yet to curb HIV, provided it reaches those who need it most.

A new AI model for biology, released today by Arc Institute and NVIDIA, can predict which mutations within a gene are likely to be harmful and even design small, eukaryotic genomes.

Researchers at the Institute for Protein Design have made a computationally-designed, multi-step enzyme.

Works in Progress and Asimov Press are launching a paid six-month fellowship.

Prions are extremely resilient, infectious proteins. Studying their shape-shifting abilities could reveal lessons for how proteins fold at a molecular level, helping scientists design better ones.

Serratia marcescens, a pathogen with an uncanny resemblance to blood, has had an outsized influence on modern science.