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Probing protein aggregation
02 July 2009
NMR used to follow Alzheimer's-linked tau protein as it tangles
Brewing a drug delivery platform
26 June 2009
A tea compound has been used to prepare a drug-releasing film with anticancer properties
Printing artificial cells
19 June 2009
In a step towards cell mimics, an inkjet printer is being used to make lipid-coated balls containing proteins
Stiff resolution for cells
17 June 2009
Implications for cancer diagnosis as US researchers suggest ridged channels will separate hard and soft cells
Issue 7 2009 Chemical Biology now published
16 June 2009
Drawing together coverage from all RSC publications, providing an overview of the latest developments in chemical biology
Instant insight: Recognising antidepressants
10 June 2009
Kristian Strømgaard considers why a small change in an antidepressant can dramatically change its target in the brain
A beacon of hope for childhood infection
09 June 2009
Sensitive approach allows naked eye detection of respiratory virus
Interview: The frontiers of medicine
04 June 2009
Wilfred van der Donk tells Rachel Cooper about investigating enzymes and the choice between history and science
Culturing rare microbes
01 June 2009
Getting Escherichia coli to grow may be easy enough, but how do you encourage less common species in a microbe mixture?
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29 May 2009
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Electricity generates implant coating with potential
22 May 2009
A way to make medical implants last longer makes them more biocompatible than at first thought
Cell sorting sorted
21 May 2009
Catching cells in droplets has enabled scientists to make a highly efficient microchip to separate cells
