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Crunch time on whether to save or scrap Ōhope Beach walking track Original

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By Diane McCarthy
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
Ōhope Beach's best loved walking track risks being shut down permanently as a vote on whether or not to repair it looms. The track between West End and Ōtarawairere Bay traverses a steep escarpment with unparalleled views over Ōhope Beach. A large slip closed the track in 2022, followed by another in 2023. Whakatāne District Council will decide the fate of the track at a meeting on Thursday.
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The influence of ligands on AlphaFold3 prediction of cryptic pockets

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By Maria Lazou, Sandor Vajda, Diane McCarthy, Felix Tuchscherer
| Nature Verified
Abstract Cryptic pockets—binding sites that are formed or exposed upon a conformational change—represent an important class of potentially druggable binding sites. Reliably predicting cryptic pockets capable of binding ligands, however, remains a challenge. Herein we examine the use of AlphaFold 3 (AF3) for generating realistic conformational ensembles that include known cryptic pockets.
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Yacht club runs aground as dredging plea rejected

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By Diane McCarthy
| Radio New Zealand (RNZ) Verified
Boaties fear Whakatāne Harbour could lose half its recreational boating berthage after council refused to dredge a navigable channel for a private marina this year. Whakatāne District Council has declined an offer of $50,000 from Whakatāne Yacht Club to help towards the more than $350,000 price tag of reopening the channel to the club's marina on the Whakatāne River.
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