US EditionUltra-Selective Aptamers Turn the Tables on Viruses
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Ultra-Selective Aptamers Turn the Tables on Viruses
In the realm of biotechnology, the pursuit of precision binding agents has reached a new milestone with the advent of strategies developed by researchers at the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne (EPFL). Known for their cutting-edge work on aptamers—short strands of DNA or RNA that can bind to specific targets—the researchers have unveiled a pioneering technique dubbed MEDUSA, aimed at creating multimeric aptamers designed to interact with…
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