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NIGMS-funded biochemists have determined the structure of a precursor to a semen protein that makes cells more vulnerable to HIV.
NIGMS has invested $16.4 million of Recovery Act funds to jump-start a range of two-year research projects that address critical gaps in the basic biomedical and behavioral sciences.
NIGMS has invested $42.3 million of Recovery Act funds to launch 14 “Grand Opportunity” research projects that address critical gaps in the basic biomedical sciences.
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