These 23 ACS journal articles from researchers at St. Jude highlight how chemistry-enabled approaches are shaping discovery across disease biology, drug development, and analytical technologies.

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Chemistry is deeply embedded in modern healthcare research. Researchers across oncology, immunology, pharmacology, biomedical engineering, and related disciplines may not always think of themselves as chemists. Still, their work often relies on chemistry insights that shape experimental approaches, bridge scientific disciplines, and enable new discoveries.

This interdisciplinary nature of healthcare research is reflected in the broad range of discoveries published across ACS journals, which span fields within and beyond traditional chemistry disciplines.

In this post, we highlight 23 recent publications by researchers at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital across a wide range of biomedical research areas. These articles showcase the contribution from the biomedical research community and demonstrate how chemistry-enabled insights continue to advance disease understanding, therapeutic development, diagnostics, and more.

We hope you find this curated collection insightful and inspiring as you pursue your own research.

Oncology & Therapeutic Development

Infectious Disease & Vaccine Research

Diagnostics, Imaging & Analytical Technologies

Chemical Biology & Molecular Mechanisms

Pharmacology & Drug Metabolism

Research Methods & Enabling Technologies

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