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Copyright © 2007 American Chemical Society
March 12, 2007 Cover
Volume 85, Issue 11
Volume 85, Issue 11
CHINA PHARMA RISING
Better funded and infused with returning expatriates trained overseas, China's pharmaceutical industry is gaining strength
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March 12, 2007 Issue
Volume 85, Issue 11
March 12, 2007 Issue, Vol. 85 | Iss. 11
Better funded and infused with returning expatriates trained overseas, China's pharmaceutical industry is gaining strength
(pp. 15-19)
Features
Government & Policy
Unusual cross-disciplinary meeting explores effects of environmental compounds on human development and reproduction (pp. 29-32)
Science & Technology
Ethics violations by a chemist in Sweden highlight science's unpreparedness to deal with misconduct (pp. 35-38)
News of the Week
Snapshots Of A Membrane Protein
First glimpses of cell-wall-forming enzyme will aid search for new antibiotics
(p.9)China Admits Setback
Premier vows country will try harder to meet environmental goals
(p.10)Made-To-Order Histones
Method for installing methyl marks will shed light on DNA packaging
(p.10)REACH's Impacts
Europe's new chemicals regulation will increase business risks for industry, report says
(p.11)Elsevier Acquires Beilstein Database
Publisher purchases organic chemistry database from its partner
(p.12)Treatment For Alcohol Abuse
Experimental drug curbs excessive alcohol use in rats
(p.12)Conflict Of Interest
Consulting firm assisting review of bisphenol A risks also works for compound's manufacturers
(p.13)Silicon From Sea Life
Reduction transforms algae's silica skeletons into high-tech material
(p.13)Departments
Business
Sigma-Aldrich finds success in its measured move into custom manufacturing
(pp. 22-23)
Commodity chemical divestments leave Huntsman a more specialized firm
(pp. 24-25)
New Degussa Chairman is hunting for growth opportunities
(p.26)
Better funded and infused with returning expatriates trained overseas, China's pharmaceutical industry is gaining strength
(pp. 15-19)Concentrates
(pp. 20-21)
(pp. 20-21)- Bayer Details Job Cuts
- Dow To Acquire British Vita Units
- Lanxess Will Make Lube Additives In China
- Recticel Foam Uses Cargill Biopolyol
- Avantium Doubles R&D Capacity
- Lenzing Enters Carbon-fiber Field
- Dow, Union Pacific Set Rail Safety Goals
- Sanofi Unveils Drug To Fight Malaria
- Eisai Opens New Subsidiary In U.K.
- Novo Nordisk Backs Research In China
- Chemical Shipments Fall In January
- Merck Signs Cancer Pact With Avalon
- Zentiva Agrees To Buy Turkish Generics Firm
- Big Merger Set In Pharma Software
- Lilly Will Acquire Sleep Drug Company
- BUSINESS ROUNDUP
ACS News
Technology tools are key to moving national meeting content beyond the meeting rooms
(p.44)
Government & Policy
Unusual cross-disciplinary meeting explores effects of environmental compounds on human development and reproduction
(pp. 29-32)
Science & Technology
Ethics violations by a chemist in Sweden highlight science's unpreparedness to deal with misconduct
(pp. 35-38)
Equipment makers offer lab asset management services to assist customers
(p.39)
Fossilized resin from trees is prized for its use in jewelry and science
(p.41)Career & Employment
Attention B.S. and M.S. chemists: Uncle Sam wants you! If you haven't heard that, you're not alone
(pp. 47-50)Newscripts
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