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April 6, 2015 Cover

Volume 93, Issue 14

Companies developing the small-molecule drugs hope to expose cancer cells to the immune system

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Drug Development

Using IDO1 Inhibitors To Combat Cancer

Companies developing the small-molecule drugs hope to expose cancer cells to the immune system

  • Mining The Sea: Scientists Refine Methods For Extracting Uranium From The Ocean

  • BASF Launches New Rice Fungicide In Indonesian Countryside

    Rural setting for event is a new approach for the chemical giant

  • Rising Public Doubt About The Safety Of Genetically Modified Food

    Even with no evidence of health risk, calls for labeling, better study increase

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Biological Chemistry

Smoother Skin By Shrinking Cells

The fungal toxin cytochalasin B reduces skin cell size and could find its way into skin creams

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