Chemical biology news from across RSC Publishing.
Issue 3
Interview
Interview: Something in the water
24 February 2010
Bibudhendra Sarkar talks about metalloenzymes, helping sick children and hunting for toxic metals in the environment
Research Highlights
Studying synapses could help halt epilepsy
02 February 2010
Connections in the brain can be studied using a microfluidic platform developed by US scientist
Peptides potential for malaria medicines
11 February 2010
Researchers from the UK have designed a test that will help in the search for new anti-malaria medicines
DNA sequencing on a chip
10 February 2010
Novel DNA sequencing technology could lead to high-speed and low cost genome sequencing
Broccoli sprouts slow cancer development
02 February 2010
The progress of skin cancer could be slowed down by eating broccoli sprouts regularly claim scientists in the US
Detecting disease with a little TLC
04 February 2010
A simple, low cost method to detect toxins from the organism causing the wasting disease Buruli ulcer could aid early diagnosis
Easy amyloid refolding
19 February 2010
Spontaneous refolding of amyloid fibres under mild conditions could provide insight into Alzheimer's disease claim scientists in the US
Microengineering muscles
12 March 2010
In vitro human tissue model could aid search for muscular disease treatment
Essential Elements
What an issue!
02 March 2010
The first issue of the new journal Polymer Chemistry is now freely available online.
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