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August 11, 2014 Cover

Volume 92, Issue 32

Structures that changed chemistry

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  • The Human Placenta Project

    Doctors aim to treat pregnancy complications by better understanding this mysterious organ

  • Biotechs Beat Pharma In First-Half Earnings

    Big biotech firms outshone traditional drugmakers in the first half of 2014

  • Devices Mimic Human Organs

    Three-dimensional chips are gaining interest from regulators for use in drug safety and chemical assessments

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Lactose-Free Milk Is More Prone To Long-Term Souring

Comparison of ultra-high-temperature sterilized milks finds more markers of chemical deterioration in lactose-free products

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