News – Page 643
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Unique teaching laboratory goes online
A remote-controlled chemical laboratory that can be operated through the internet
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EU chemicals legislation settled
After three long years, negotiations about Reach are finally over
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Metabolic profiling could improve animal experiments
Tests on lab critters must be more relevant to human trials, scientists say
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Silent SNPs serve up a structural surprise
Proteins built from an identical string of amino acids can have different biochemical properties.
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Molecular probe identifies patients at risk of Alzheimer's
Protein plaques and tangles tracked in live brains for first time
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Instant insight: Venomous drugs?
Elba Villegas and Gerardo Corzo, biotechnology researchers at the Universidad Autonóma del Estado de Morelos and the Universidad Nacional Autonóma de Mexico, set the record straight about spiders
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Business
Business roundup: January 2007
BASF juggles hot potatoes German chemicals giant BASF has been courting controversy with two types of genetically modified potato. The Department for environment, food and rural affairs (Defra) has granted permission for the company to grow its GM blight-resistant potatoes at field sites in the UK, while the European Commission ...
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Ice crystals trapped inside nanotubes
Computer simulations show huge variety of molecular patterns in caged water
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Electronics go on a bender
New ways to deliver functioning electronic systems onto flexible substrates
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Nanotube photoconductors
Self-assembled nanotubes conduct an electric current in response to light.