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Princeton s world-class microscopes are making a giant impact in the realm of the minuscule

Princeton has assembled a stunning collection of high-tech microscopes. Our research in the realm of the minuscule is making a giant impact.

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Princeton s world-class microscopes are making a giant impact in the realm of the minuscule

Princeton s world-class microscopes are making a giant impact in the realm of the minuscule
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New Approach Allows Researchers To Hit Undruggable Cancer Target

A protein degrader shows potential in targeting STAT5, a protein involved in leukemia and other forms of cancer. For decades, researchers have been interested in targeting the protein STAT5 in the fight against cancer. However, despite extensive efforts, STAT5 was eventually considered "undruggable

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Protein degradation approach can be used to hit an undruggable target against cancer

The protein STAT5 has long been an appealing target against cancer, but after decades of research it was consigned to the "undruggable" category.

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See the hope through the darkness : Our Year of the Tiger series continues with Yibin Kang

Cancer researcher Yibin Kang grew up in a small Chinese village. He is now Princeton’s Warner-Lambert/Parke-Davis Professor of Molecular Biology. "Immigrants play a vital part in the stunning scientific achievement of this country," he says.

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