A newly published PNAS study describes a protein-based antidote that could change the way doctors treat carbon monoxide poisoning, a silent killer that sends up to 50,000 Americans to emergency rooms each year. The engineered molecule, called RcoM-HBD-CCC, acts like a precision-targeted sponge. It latches onto carbon monoxide (CO) molecules in the bloodstream, stripping them from red blood …
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