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Breath test

Breathe easy for cancer diagnosis

20 November 2009

A painless breath test can identify trace gases emitted by malignant cells


Virus and cancer cells

Modelling viruses to kill cancer

17 November 2009

Computational studies of virus behaviour in tumours could lead to more effective cancer treatments


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Issue 12 2009 Highlights in Chemical Biology now published

12 November 2009

Drawing together coverage from all RSC publications, providing an overview of the latest developments in chemical biology


An array of water-in-oil droplets

Instant insight: Reactions in droplets

09 November 2009

Microfluidic droplets could become the reaction vessels of choice for much of biological research say Yolanda Schaerli and Florian Hollfelder


David Jakeman

Interview: Sweet Science

05 November 2009

David Jakeman talks about carbohydrates, drugs and meeting Darwin. Interview by Nicola Wise


fluorescent probe

Single-base DNA resolution

04 November 2009

A fluorescent probe sensitive to differences at the single-base-level of DNA has been created by researchers in Japan


Skin cells on a temperature-responsive gel

Sticky polymers for wound healing

23 October 2009

Promise for tissue regeneration therapy as temperature-responsive gels help move cells from A to B


Escherichia coli cells cultured on a chip with endothelial cells

Culture clash for good and bad bacteria

23 October 2009

Lab-on-a-chip that co-cultures cells from the human gut offers screening for probiotics


A methylated bismuth compound

A piece in the puzzle of bismuth toxicology

21 October 2009

Liver cells transform inorganic bismuth into potentially toxic methylated species


Bacillus subtilis

Strategic screening for drugs

16 October 2009

US scientists are targeting an enzyme essential to bacterial metabolism in the search for new antibiotics


Frances Arnold

Interview: Evolving evolution

14 October 2009

Frances Arnold is using evolution to improve on nature's designs


A tumour subjected to radiation therapy, immunotherapy, and antiangiogenesis

Instant insight: Triple therapy to target tumours

12 October 2009

Good things come in threes when it comes to cancer therapy


A water flea, Daphnia magna

Taking fleas for a spin

06 October 2009

French scientists have taken NMR spectra of live water fleas