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A baby gets the world’s first personalized CRISPR therapy
After 3 doses of tailor-made treatment, an infant with a rare, life-threatening urea cycle disorder is thriving
Researchers use electrochemistry to read data stored in molecules
The technique offers a less expensive approach to oligomer sequencing than mass spectrometry
AI start-up raises $11 million to make drug formulations better
Canada’s Intrepid Labs uses AI and robotics to customize formulas for new and old medicines
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Flu virus transcription caught in the act
Cryo-EM experts make a movie of influenza’s replication machinery, which could lead to better antivirals
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UN chemicals meeting bans chlorpyrifos and 2 other pollutants, with caveats
The Conference of the Parties to the Basel, Rotterdam, and Stockholm conventions banned the controversial pesticide and other toxic compounds, but exemptions and resistance remain
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Denka closes neoprene plant criticized for harmful emissions
The firm says emission control equipment made the facility unprofitable
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- Flu virus transcription caught in the act
- AI start-up raises $11 million to make drug formulations better
- A baby gets the world’s first personalized CRISPR therapy
- UN chemicals meeting bans chlorpyrifos and 2 other pollutants, with caveats
- Researchers use electrochemistry to read data stored in molecules
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Denka closes neoprene plant criticized for harmful emissions
The firm says emission control equipment made the facility unprofitable
Russia honors chemist who was suspended in Spain
Rafael Luque is made an honorary professor at a ceremony at the Kremlin
Flu virus transcription caught in the act
Cryo-EM experts make a movie of influenza’s replication machinery, which could lead to better antivirals
A baby gets the world’s first personalized CRISPR therapy
After 3 doses of tailor-made treatment, an infant with a rare, life-threatening urea cycle disorder is thriving
Protein catalysts designed to do non-natural chemistry
Researchers couple AI and chemical know-how to create tools for cyclopropanation and silylation reactions