A new Schrödinger-backed startup emerges from the scientist who mapped the first human GPCR

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One of the most popular targets in drug development, representing about a third of existing drugs, are G-protein coupled receptors — the tiny but integral membrane …

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A new Schrödinger-backed start­up emerges from the sci­en­tist who mapped the first hu­man GPCR

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A new Schrödinger-backed startup emerges from the scientist who mapped the first human GPCR