• Otten, 53, saw potential in whey's high-quality protein.

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  • Pfizer's drug tremelimumab and Bristol-Myers Squibb's ipilimumab are antibodies to a protein called CTLA-4 (cytotoxic T-lymphocyte antigen-4) that acts as an emergency brake to prevent killer T cells from attacking healthy tissue.

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  • Biologics like Amgen's Enbrel--a protein drug for immune diseases including rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis--have become blockbusters.

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  • The report describes wheat as the world's most important plant-derived protein and calorie source.

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  • They do this by interfering with the activity of the messenger RNA strands that transfer genetic information from the cell's nucleus to its protein-making machinery.

    ECONOMIST: DNA computing

  • Both rely on having a protein's amino-acid sequence in the bag, and both have strengths and weaknesses.

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  • It trained the patient's own immune system to attack a protein called beta-amyloid that many scientists believe is implicated in Alzheimer's.

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  • Newer tests that may pick up EPO use can not detect Aranesp, Amgen's newer, longer-lasting version of the protein.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • In whipping up a soy-milk-and-blueberry shake from Herbalife's ShapeWorks protein powder, Heber was also promoting the controversial dietary supplement company.

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  • The enzyme breaks up a virus's outer protein envelope into a mixture of mini-proteins known as peptides.

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  • Most scientists believe that Alzheimer's disease is linked to a protein called beta-amyloid.

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  • For instance, much of Kim's work to date focuses on a spring-shaped protein used by the AIDS virus to harpoon a cell it is about to infect.

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  • But 75% to 80% of people are born with at least one E-3 version of the protein, and more than half of people have two E-3's.

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  • That generic versions of high-tech protein drugs such as human growth hormone, insulin, or Amgen 's (nasdaq: AMGN - news - people ) Epogen are likely to reach the market with any great speed.

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  • In its unfolded state, a protein's backbone is exposed from its normal hiding-place deep within the folds.

    ECONOMIST: Folding stuff

  • In previous experiments, De Pomerai's team studied worms that were genetically modified to generate a heat-stress protein when exposed to stresses other than heat.

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  • One roadblock to synthbio's future is the messed-up patent environment in biotech, where every tiny protein pathway and gene sequence has an owner wanting to get paid.

    FORBES: Drew Endy aims to reinvent the biotechnology industry.

  • Whole grains are more than just starch, containing up to 25% of other goodies, including protein, fiber, and added healthy omega-3's, along with a complex mixture of vitamins, minerals, and other micronutrients.

    CNN: A family's guide to healthy food substitutes

  • Among the four digestive chambers hoofed creatures possess, it is the cow's reticulum lining that is getting all the culinary play, particularly its protein-rich "honeycomb" lining (shaped and textured like the bee variety).

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  • Working with the geneticists' favourite animal, the fruit fly Drosophila, Dr Gibson has pinpointed a series of so-called cryptic variations that have no effect on a protein's structure, but can nevertheless, if the circumstances are right, have a significant effect on the individual they belong to.

    ECONOMIST: Genetics gets more complicated

  • DeCode's effort focuses on an obscure gene that makes a substance called 5-lipoxygenase activating protein, or Flap.

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  • Biologics like Amgen's (nasdaq: AMGN - news - people ) Enbrel--a protein drug for immune diseases including rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis--have become blockbusters.

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  • So far, working with the U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases, Diversa has used its patented protein-analysis technology to identify proteins in the organisms that cause plague and anthrax.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Amgen used the gene to produce the protein and then sold it as a drug called Epogen--biotech's first blockbuster.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • For one thing, the drug seemed to decrease patient's lung function--apparently the result of the way the insulin, a big, complicated protein, was delivered into the lungs.

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  • That generic versions of high-tech protein drugs such as human growth hormone, insulin, or Amgen 's Epogen are likely to reach the market with any great speed.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Pfizer 's ( PFE - news - people ) Sutent, a drug that blocks this protein, the tumor shrank, according to a report in Nature.

    FORBES: Health

  • The public has mostly focused on Erbitux's ability to slow tumor growth by blocking epidermal growth factor receptor, a key growth-promoting protein that is overabundant in many cancer cells.

    FORBES: Bristol, ImClone File On Erbitux

  • Nuclear-pore complexes are elaborate protein scaffolds that sit in the membrane around a cell's nucleus.

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