therapeutic action: Improved protein identification for fungal virulence target discovery

Temporal and thermal optimization of trypsin digestion for the cryptococcal proteome

Scientists optimized the process for breaking down fungal proteins from Cryptococcus neoformans, a dangerous fungus that infects humans. By testing different digestion times and temperatures, they found that shortening the process from overnight to just 1 hour still yielded excellent results. This discovery helps researchers study this pathogen more efficiently and could lead to better treatments for cryptococcal infections.

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