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Dose-dependent prion propagation
Progress made on the long road to untangling protein aggregation.
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Easing anxiety with anandamide
Novel compound could be used to help treat neurological disorders.
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Failing kidneys identified by chips
Helping doctors to monitor kidney function is the latest aim of a team of US analytical chemists.
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Feeling inhibited?
Researchers in Cambridge, UK, have turned their hand towards the tricky problem of understanding the mechanism of action of thiamin diphosphate dependent enzymes.
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Herbicide tolerance heats up
Gene shuffling technique could deal a blow to agbio establishment.
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Ilika sets sail from Southampton
Southampton University, UK, is spinning out a new combinatorial chemistry company called Ilika.
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Improving zeolite catalysts
The first bidirectional zeolite that contains ultralarge and large intersecting pores has been made and shows higher catalytic activity than unidirectional ultralarge pore zeolites.
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Lab-on-a-chip greets new arrival
High performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) technology has been downsized to chip proportions.
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Light control becomes crystal clear
Japanese research paves the way to the control of photons in specialised crystals.
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Marine minerals map Cretaceous climate
Sulfur isotopes on the seabed provide a prehistoric weather report.
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AD diagnosis improves its image
Altering the ?-amyloid protein could help diagnose Alzheimer's disease.
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Aerosol story gets new angle
US researchers discover role of aromatic acids in particle formation.
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Arnold Beckman (1900-2004)
Arnold Beckman was truly one of the grandfathers of modern-day science.
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Belgian firm to buy Celltech
Celltech has accepted a cash offer from UCB, a Belgian pharmaceutical and chemical company, which values the UK biotechnology firm at about £1.53bn.
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Bioinformaticians reach for the stars
An online database of 'biological processes in humans' has been launched.