Illuminating the chemically tractable human proteome through data-driven exploration of covalent fragment chemical space
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Dr William McCarthy will present a talk at the Astbury on 5 November 2026 exploring covalent fragment chemical space using data-driven methods to analyse the human proteome.
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Illuminating the chemically tractable human proteome through data-driven exploration of covalent fragment chemical space takes place on Thursday, 5 November 2026 at 14:00.
Illuminating the chemically tractable human proteome through data-driven exploration of covalent fragment chemical space is held at Astbury in Leeds.
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Dr William McCarthy will present a talk at the Astbury on 5 November 2026 exploring covalent fragment chemical space using data-driven methods to analyse the human proteome.
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Illuminating the chemically tractable human proteome through data-driven exploration of covalent fragment chemical space takes place on Thursday, 5 November 2026 at 14:00.
Where is Illuminating the chemically tractable human proteome through data-driven exploration of covalent fragment chemical space taking place?
Illuminating the chemically tractable human proteome through data-driven exploration of covalent fragment chemical space is held at Astbury in Leeds.
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