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    SANY Nutrition Group Launches Beyond Resilience Snack Platform Nationwideโ—SANY Nutrition Group Launches Beyond Resilience Protein-Indulgent Snack Platform Nationwideโœ‰newsHealthNutrition5 min ago

    SANY Nutrition Group has announced a nationwide launch of Beyond Resilience, a new platform of protein-indulgent snacks aimed at combining high protein content with indulgent taste. The announcement was carried via a press release, and the company is positioning the range within the growing protein snacking market. No further details on products, pricing or availability were provided in the coverage collected.

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    Plant-Based Meat Alternatives Boom in Europe, Nutrition Variesโ—Plant-Based Meat and Dairy Alternatives Boom, but Nutrition Varies Widely Across Europeโœ‰newsHealthNutrition5 min ago

    Sales of plant-based meat and dairy alternatives are growing rapidly across Europe, but a closer look shows their nutritional quality varies widely from product to product. Some alternatives offer comparable protein and added vitamins, while others are highly processed with more salt, sugar or fat than the animal products they replace. The findings prompt calls for clearer labelling and standards as consumers increasingly swap meat and dairy for plant-based options.

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    Nobel Prize in Medicine Goes to Deisseroth, Hegemann and Nagelโ—2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine: Deisseroth, Hegemann, NagelYhnSciencePhysics12117 min ago

    The 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine has been awarded to Karl Deisseroth, Peter Hegemann and Georg Nagel. The trio is known for pioneering optogenetics, a technique that uses light-sensitive proteins to control the activity of individual neurons, now widely used in brain research. The announcement has drawn broad attention from scientists and commentators online.

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    Opinion: AI in biology is set to transform scienceโ—OPINION: AI in biology is going to be big. Really bigโœ‰newsScienceBiology16 min ago

    A new opinion piece argues that artificial intelligence applied to biology is on the verge of major breakthroughs, with tools like protein-structure prediction hinting at how AI could reshape medicine, drug discovery and research. The author contends the field's impact will be far larger than most people expect, as AI accelerates experiments and analysis across the life sciences.

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    Study Links Protein Mistranslation Errors to Cancer Mechanismsโ—Global and specific mechanisms stimulate mistranslation in cancerโœ‰newsScienceBiology16 min ago

    Researchers report in Nature that cancer cells show elevated mistranslation, where errors occur during protein production. The work identifies both global increases in translation errors and specific, targeted misincorporation events in tumours, suggesting these mistakes may be a systematic feature of cancer biology rather than random noise.

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    Thermo Fisher Proteomics Tools Uncover 2,500 New Biological Linksโ—Thermo Fisher Scientific Proteomics Technologies Enable Discovery of More Than 2,500 New Biological Associations in PRECISE-SG100K Studyโœ‰newsScienceBiology16 min ago

    Thermo Fisher Scientific announced that its proteomics technologies enabled researchers in the PRECISE-SG100K study to identify more than 2,500 previously unknown biological associations. The findings come from large-scale analysis of protein data, and are being reported as a significant contribution to understanding human biology and disease markers.

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    Synthetic proteins designed to switch on kinase signalsโ—Engineering synthetic proteins to toggle function in response to kinase signalsโœ‰newsScienceBiology16 min ago

    Researchers have engineered synthetic proteins that can toggle their function in response to kinase signals, according to a study published in Nature. The work points to new ways of building molecular switches that respond to cellular cues, with potential applications in research and biotechnology. Discussion of the findings is just beginning.

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    Google DeepMind Adds Watermarks to AI-Designed Proteinsโ—Google DeepMind Gives AI-Designed Proteins a Watermarkโœ‰newsScienceBiology16 min ago

    Google DeepMind has announced a watermarking system for AI-designed proteins, embedding identifiable markers into protein structures generated by its models. The move is intended to make it easier to trace and verify synthetic proteins, a growing concern as generative AI tools produce biological designs that could pose safety or biosecurity risks if misused.