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May 23, 2016 Cover

Volume 94, Issue 21

Interdisciplinary teams at leading cancer centers work with 
outside partners to translate their basic research into medical practice

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Cancer therapeutics found in translation

Interdisciplinary teams at leading cancer centers work with 
outside partners to translate their basic research into medical practice

  • ‘Skills gap’ hits the factory floor

    Small chemical producers reach out to community colleges for operator training

  • Biogen commits to gene therapy

    Big biotech firm licenses gene delivery technology from University of Pennsylvania and its spin-off Regenxbio

  • Japan pulls off another strong year

    Profits remained high at large chemical producers

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Biological Chemistry

Mirror-image polymerase copies and transcribes DNA

Activity of nonnatural D-DNA polymerase is first step toward a parallel biological universe

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