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Human Touch: Designing Humanized Antibodies That Work

Human Touch: Designing Humanized Antibodies That Work
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Sarel fleishmanRazi khalailaAriel tennenhouseLev khmelnitskyWeizmann biomolecular sciences departmentWeizmann institute of scienceNature biomedical engineeringWeizmann instituteBiomolecular sciences

New algorithm may greatly speed up the design of humanized antibodies that work

New algorithm may greatly speed up the design of humanized antibodies that work
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Sarel fleishmanAriel tennenhouseWeizmann biomolecular sciences departmentWeizmann institute of scienceNature biomedical engineeringWeizmann instituteBiomolecular sciencesNature biomedical

Networkers in cramped conditions

Networkers in cramped conditions
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Tel avivSchraga schwartzGunter meisterUtz fischerIgor ulitskyInstitute of biochemistryMinistry of educationGerman research foundationWeizmann institute of scienceUniversity of regensburgWeizmann instituteProfessor gunter meisterFederal ministryGerman israeli project cooperation

New study reveals women s tears reduce male aggression

New study reveals women s tears reduce male aggression
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Noam sobelWeizmann institute of scienceWeizmann institute

Women s tears can reduce male aggression by over 40% — study leaves internet crying

Chemical found in human tears emits a signal that decreases activity in aggression-related brain regions

New yorkUnited statesNoam sobelWeizmann institute of scienceNew york postWeizmann institute