Simpler animal models can give researchers a much clearer picture of human diseases.
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With the right investment, an open source drug discovery system might compete with the traditional pharmaceutical industry to deliver the drugs we need.
Understanding how cell signalling goes wrong could lead to the development of precision cancer treatments.
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