A study in Nucleic Acids Research shows that short start–stop elements act as highly effective translation gates, helping control protein synthesis even under cellular stress.

CEITEC-led researchers developed a computational method to design antimicrobial peptides that form pores in bacterial membranes and kill drug-resistant pathogens, with efficacy confirmed in mouse models.

SQUAD metabolomics combines targeted quantitation and untargeted discovery in a single Orbitrap MS experiment, delivering confident quantitative results alongside broad metabolite profiling.

A two-stage liquid–liquid extraction method enables sensitive, reproducible analysis of ultrashort PFCAs such as TFA and longer-chain PFAS in water.

This review explores lesser-known Czech contributions to chromatography and electrophoresis and highlights recent advances in separation science and instrumentation.

Scientists have mapped the “cone of reaction” for a single molecule, revealing how precise molecular orientation determines whether a chemical bond forms during a collision.

This LC-TIMS-HRMS framework combines CCS values, mobility filtering, and mandatory qualifier ions to reduce false positives and negatives in contaminant screening.

CEITEC MUNI researchers revealed unexpected gaps in the protein coat of tick-borne encephalitis virus, offering new insight into flavivirus assembly, maturation, and antibody neutralization.

A nitrogen-enriched graphene nanomaterial developed at CATRIN, Palacký University Olomouc, has been recognised by the European Commission’s Innovation Radar for its strong commercial potential.

Mass spectrometry-based lipidomics identifies distinct plasma lipid changes linked to long-term aromatase inhibitor therapy in postmenopausal breast cancer patients.