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The powerful scientific program at the First Annual SLAS Conference and Exhibition could
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2011 SLAS Innovation Award winner featured
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Learn how Kamlesh Patel of Sandia National Laboratories has benefited from strong SLAS relationships in his career in this new SLAS Electronic Laboratory Neighborhood article.
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SLAS elections open soon
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Online voting begins mid-November for three positions on the 2012 SLAS Board of Directors. Be sure your membership dues are up-to-date so that your voice can be heard.
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JBS Online features new manuscripts
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"TR-FRET-Based High-Throughput Screening Assay for Identification of UBC13 Inhibitors" was one of the new manuscripts posted on the journal website last week.
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SLAS2012 preliminary program announced
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Explore the scientific sessions being presented at SLAS2012 on Feb. 4-8, in San Diego. Also, find details on the many other activities planned
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Researchers characterize genomic variation in flesh-eating disease parasites
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How to identify individual protein isoforms on a proteome-wide scale
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Stem-cell find breathes new life into lung repair
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Microscopy reveals new layout for measles virus
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The three-dimensional organization of measles virus appears to be different from what researchers had expected. The discovery of a protein-nucleic acid complex via electron microscopy studies could have implications for designing drugs that combat related viruses, such as respiratory syncytial virus or influenza.
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