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Calling mobile phones into question
New information points to possible effects of radiation on blood.
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Nano-centipedes get a grip
The next generation of spacecraft could be powered by materials whose structures are halfway between a centipede and a dressmaking accessory - but thousands of times smaller.
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New tool for the combinatorial toolbox
Colour-changing resin makes it easy to see amines being removed from solution.
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Non-inflammatory hopes for Alzheimer's vaccine
A novel vaccine for treating Alzheimer's Disease (AD) could result from two research agreements recently signed by Neurochem.
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Novel microgel puts enzymes to work
Using biopolymers to take natural catalysts to industrial-scale reactions.
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Oxygen and carbon detected in alien atmosphere
Astronomers identify key elements around extrasolar planet.
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Pharma companies turn to chemogenomics
The growing importance to pharmaceutical companies of understanding the potential side-effects of their drugs was recently demonstrated when Bristol-Myers Squibb (BMS) and Abbott Laboratories.
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Pores for thought
Tailoring porous materials to combine several properties within the same solid has moved a step closer.
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Probing plant defences
Canadian scientists have identified precursors to the hormones responsible for the natural defence of oilseed rape and other economically important cruciferous plants, and vegetables like sprouts.
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Proteins give lessons in water splitting
An international team of researchers has taken a significant step on the road to using water as a cheap source of hydrogen.
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Recognising radioactive potential
Sorting out which radioactive isotope of an element can be used.
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Search for new antibiotics intensifies
Bacteria and enzymes are key contenders in battle against superbugs.
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US and Russia collaborate on new elements
A team of scientists from the US and Russia claims to have successfully created two new super heavy elements.