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Professor Robert Britton and his research group have developed a new method for rapidly building large libraries of nucleoside analogs to treat cancer and viral infections like HIV and hepatitis.

The work was recently published in Science, building on nearly a decade of research, and potentially offers a way to significantly cut down on a process that typically takes months or years. Screened against HIV in collaboration with SFU's Pantophlet Laboratory, three of the newly created compounds have showed activity comparable to approved therapies.

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To read the research article in Science -