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Repurposed small molecule toxin inhibitors neutralise a diversity of venoms from the Neotropical viperid snake genus Bothrops

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By Rachel Clare, Adam Westhorpe, Emma Stone stars
| eLife
eLife Assessment The findings of this study are important since they cover the repurposing of small molecules as metalloprotease and phospholipase inhibitors for early intervention in the treatment of bothropic envenoming in the Neotropics, and thus provide a strong rationale for the progression of these inhibitors into future preclinical and clinical evaluation for snakebite indications across various ecological zones, albeit the current evidence casts doubts on the viability of repurposing...
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Breakfast at Tiffiney’s: Inside a Napier villa filled with art deco charm

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By Rachel Clare
| Your Home and Garden Verified
Sometimes you just know when you’ve found the one. This is how Tiffiney Scott and her husband Peter Birse felt when they walked through their 1910 Napier villa for the first time. Nine years ago, the former Aucklanders moved to the sunny seaside city on a quest for a more balanced lifestyle with less traffic. They were charmed by the art deco architecture, the climate and food culture, but it took them a while to find the right house. “We’d looked at endless open homes,” says Tiffiney.
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Inside the restoration of a 100-year-old Muriwai villa

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By Rachel Clare
| Your Home and Garden Verified
When Melanie Shave and her Kiwi partner Adam Maddox began searching for their dream home, they embarked on what they called ‘playing house roulette’. The stakes were high and it was a race between Auckland and Vancouver. The couple had met a decade earlier, at LA International Airport, when Adam asked Canadian Melanie if she was enjoying her book. Now, the couple had a newborn baby and were trying to buy a house in Vancouver.
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