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Rice University chemists develop cheaper way to synthesize drugs

Rice University chemists develop cheaper way to synthesize drugs
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Chemists at Rice University have developed a more cost-effective method for synthesizing pharmaceutical drugs. The research focuses on optimizing phosphorylation processes, which are critical for drug function.

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Lowering the cost of drug synthesis could significantly reduce manufacturing expenses for essential medications, potentially increasing patient access.

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