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Philip Hunter

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Articles 210
Citations 696
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Molecular Biology
Science
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Recent Articles
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The controversy around anti-amyloid antibodies for treating Alzheimer's disease : The European Medical Agency's ruling against the latest anti-amyloid drugs highlights the ongoing debate about their safety and efficacy
Hunter P
EMBO Rep . 2024 Oct; 25(12):5227-5231. PMID: 39443750
No abstract available.
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Security challenges by AI-assisted protein design : The ability to design proteins in silico could pose a new threat for biosecurity and biosafety
Hunter P
EMBO Rep . 2024 Mar; 25(5):2168-2171. PMID: 38532127
No abstract available.
3.
Exogestation for treating premature births and congenital diseases : Artificial womb technology edges towards first trials in humans
Hunter P
EMBO Rep . 2024 Jan; 25(1):17-20. PMID: 38182814
No abstract available.
4.
The four fronts of immunotherapy: The development of new immunotherapeutic approaches against a wide range of diseases
Hunter P
EMBO Rep . 2023 Oct; 24(11):e58262. PMID: 37846497
Research on harnessing the immune system to fight against diseases from cancer to allergies has been making progress but unintended side effects still pose challenges.
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Striking the right balance between youth and experience: An ageing scientific workforce could have unanticipated implications for innovation, creativity, and productivity
Hunter P
EMBO Rep . 2023 Sep; 24(10):e58129. PMID: 37725040
Should more research funding be directed towards scientists' peak years of creativity and productivity?
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Scratching the ocean surface: Researchers want to better understand the nature and dynamics of the abundant life living on and in the ocean's surface layers
Hunter P
EMBO Rep . 2023 Aug; 24(9):e57928. PMID: 37589208
Accelerating efforts to understand neuston, mysterious communities of organisms that reside on or near the ocean surface.
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Learning tricks from old dogs: Dog studies shed new light on ageing and cognitive decline
Hunter P
EMBO Rep . 2023 Jul; 24(8):e57706. PMID: 37395712
A variety of lifespans, faster ageing processes, and shared social spaces with humans mean studies of our canine friends hold great potential for shining light on ageing and cognitive decline.
8.
Genetics against extinction: New conservation strategies consider genetic diversity and habitat loss
Hunter P
EMBO Rep . 2023 Jun; 24(7):e57521. PMID: 37272230
Improved methods to quantify genetic diversity could inform conservation and restauration measures to protect threatened species.
9.
Of Turing and zebras: Turing diffusion inspires applications in nature and beyond: Turing diffusion inspires applications in nature and beyond
Hunter P
EMBO Rep . 2023 May; 24(6):e57405. PMID: 37183890
The Turing diffusion model emerges as an explanation for pattern formation in many species and across biological scales.
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The fungal grid: Fungal communication via electrical signals has inspired the hypothesis of a Wood Wide Web of plants and fungi: Fungal communication via electrical signals has inspired the hypothesis of a Wood Wide Web of plants and fungi
Hunter P
EMBO Rep . 2023 Apr; 24(5):e57255. PMID: 37017146
The observation that soil-dwelling fungi seem to exchange information via electrical impulses has raised new interest about their interactions with plants and their ecological significance.