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February 13, 2017 Cover

Volume 95, Issue 7

If the CRISPR gene editing system is to live up to its disease-curing potential, researchers must devise a plan to deliver it into the body

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CRISPR’s breakthrough problem

If the CRISPR gene editing system is to live up to its disease-curing potential, researchers must devise a plan to deliver it into the body

  • BioAmber crafts a succinic acid market

    With its plant up and running, Canadian firm aims to conquer commodity petrochemicals with fermentation-made succinic acid

  • The cleaning industry is awash in change

    Trends influencing household product makers transcend politics of the moment

  • Engineered bacteria call in immune cells to attack cancer

    Microbes act as immunotherapy, recruiting and activating immune cells to slow tumor growth

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Physical Chemistry

Nuked zinc isotopes hint at the moon’s formation

Trinity nuclear test site provides a ready-made laboratory for the study of evaporative isotope fractionation

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