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Biomanufacturing isn’t cleaning up chemicals
Synthetic biology firms promised a low-carbon industry, but so far they haven’t delivered
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EPA designates PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances
Regulation under the Superfund law transfers cleanup costs to parties responsible for contamination
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With $40 million, Rubedo Life Sciences aims to clear away aging cells
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A surprising molecular mechanism for processing bitter tastes
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- Cannabis rolling papers may be loaded with unsafe metals
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- With $40 million, Rubedo Life Sciences aims to clear away aging cells
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A surprising molecular mechanism for processing bitter tastes
Bitter taste receptor’s role goes beyond the tongue
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Researchers tweaked a peptidase inhibitor to promote lung stem cell regeneration
EPA designates PFOA and PFOS as hazardous substances
Regulation under the Superfund law transfers cleanup costs to parties responsible for contamination
Biomanufacturing isn’t cleaning up chemicals
Synthetic biology firms promised a low-carbon industry, but so far they haven’t delivered
Miniature polymeric tubes separate enantiomers
Devices could offer an alternative to chromatography and speed screening of chiral compounds
Miniature polymeric tubes separate enantiomers
Devices could offer an alternative to chromatography and speed screening of chiral compounds