A new technology for design of proteins could mean that boys and men with bleeding disorders no longer need to receive treatment as frequently as they do today. "This could have significant implications for patients and their families," says professor Jan Terje Andersen.
Postdoctoral researcher Jeannette Nilsen (left) and postdoctoral researcher Kristin Hovden Aaen are two of the scientists who have contributed to designing the modified proteins using new technology and biological insights. Image: Daniela Bejan
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