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July 31, 2017 Cover
Volume 95, Issue 31
Scientists are still uncovering all the players that help keep proteins folded inside cells—and all the ways the process can go wrong
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Protein folding: Much more intricate than we thought
Scientists are still uncovering all the players that help keep proteins folded inside cells—and all the ways the process can go wrong
Your guide to the ACS national meeting in D.C.
C&EN’s curated list of things to do, people to see, and science to learn
The long road to all-natural preservatives
Consumers want clean labels, but ensuring food safety and shelf life without synthetics is a challenge
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254th ACS National Meeting
Washington, D.C., August 20–24
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What Nobel laureates are talking about
More than 20 prize-winning scientists gathered last month in Lindau to share their views on research and life
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Conquering HIV’s capsid
After a dozen years, researchers have struck upon a molecule that can disrupt an elusive HIV target
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Science Concentrates
Chemists weave most complex pattern yet made from organic threads
Oligoproline strands self-assemble to form three-way woven structure
