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March 7, 2016 Cover

Volume 94, Issue 10

Efforts to boost soil carbon aim to improve crop yields and combat climate change

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Agriculture

Regenerating degraded dirt

Efforts to boost soil carbon aim to improve crop yields and combat climate change

  • Doubt cast on cancer drug target MTH1

    Inhibitors of the enzyme may kill cancer cells through mechanisms besides blocking it

  • Persistent headwinds bring lower chemical sales and earnings

    Companies tried to manage their way around a strong dollar, low prices, and wobbly demand in 2015

  • It’s time for positive action on negative results

    Perspectives: Structural biologist suggests that chemists can help redefine good research behavior by telling the whole story

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Biological Chemistry

Tumor antigens help explain immunotherapy response

Bolstered by anti-cancer drugs, the immune system is better at tumor search-and-destroy when malignant cells have similar surface features

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