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Andrew Brennan

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  • Anchor and Reporter, CP24
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Intracellular bismuth coordination of peptides and miniproteins enables functional screening of stable cyclic architectures

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By Andrew Brennan Verified, Scott Allen, Jody M Mason
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cyclisation of peptides and proteins is a powerful chemical strategy to enhance molecular stability and functional efficacy, yet executing coordination chemistry within living cells remains challenging. Bismuth(III) coordination represents a particularly compact and chemoselective cyclisation modality, yet to date has remained confined to in vitro or phage-based screening systems.
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Wine, canapés, prizes and river cruise deals – brought to you by the Cruise Passenger team

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By Andrew Brennan Verified
| Cruise Passenger Magazine Verified
Dreaming of your next river cruise getaway? Join the Cruise Passenger team and our River Cruise Collective lines for an exclusive and intimate evening dedicated to all things river cruising. Whether you are a seasoned sailor or looking to book your first journey on the water, this event promises to be an inspiring night filled with gourmet treats and invaluable travel insights.
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Toronto FIFA Fan Festival bar staff finally paid after weeks of payroll problems Original

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By Joshua A. McGinnis, Andrew Brennan Verified
| CFTO-TV (Scarborough, ON) Verified
Bar staff working atToronto’s FIFA Fan Festival were paid weeks after their wages were supposed to arrive, according to staff working the event, and some staff are saying that full tips have yet to be paid. The weeks-long festival kicked off on June 11, the day before Toronto hosted its first-ever World Cup match. But staff working the event shared they had just been paid for their regular wages on July 2. Bar staff were reportedly paid their share of tips by last Friday.
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