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The Protein Revolution: About the medicines of the future

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  • Categories:Medicine Popular Science
  • Language:Others
  • Publication Place:Netherlands
  • Publication date:March,2026
  • Pages:112
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  • Size:121mm×282mm
  • Text Color:Black and white
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★Combines fundamental science and medical applications.
★In this book, science journalist Ruben Boot discusses in a lively and humorous way how proteins, as the ‘workhorses of the cell,’ perform a variety of tasks in our bodies. He also shows why they are so suitable to use as medication and what we can expect from the entirely new proteins that scientists are currently developing in laboratories. Will we soon have a protein therapy for every conceivable disease?

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In this book, Ruben Boot explains the role of proteins for the creation of new medicines. The use of proteins for the development of medication is not new, but with new technologies the ability to artificially create proteins has been discovered. The results are revolutionary, in recent years, seven of the ten best-selling medicines worldwide contain proteins. Using a lively and humoristic style, Boot takes the reader through the discovery of proteins, its use in the production of medicines and how they interact with the human body.

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Ruben Boot is a freelance science journalist and podcaster with a PhD in biophysics from TU Delft, where he researched the deformability of cancerous tissue. He writes for numerous newspapers and medical magazines. In the science podcast Noble Gentlemen, he reveals the discoveries behind the Nobel Prizes. Ruben has been performing on stage since childhood and now uses that experience to make complex science accessible to the general public. He is currently working on a theatre show about cells and cancer.

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