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August 22, 2022 Cover
Volume 100, Issue 29
Researchers have already hijacked the body’s protein-disposal system with bifunctional protein degraders, or PROTACs. Small-molecule glues can do more with less—but can we find them?
Cover image:Researchers have already hijacked the body’s protein-disposal system with bifunctional protein degraders, or PROTACs. Small-molecule glues can do more with less—but can we find them?
Credit: Will Ludwig/C&EN/Novartis/Mark Mazaitis
Molecular glues are beginning to stick
Researchers have already hijacked the body’s protein-disposal system with bifunctional protein degraders, or PROTACs. Small-molecule glues can do more with less—but can we find them?
New York City arrives as a home for the life sciences
A proliferation of new lab space makes the city more welcoming to biotech firms
Inside Greenpeace’s analytical laboratories
How a small team of scientists with a tiny budget is making a global impact
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Simple method creates stretchy, color-changing films
The easy-to-make materials could find use in medicine and robotics
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What’s in the Inflation Reduction Act for chemistry?
Law supports carbon capture, green power, and low-emission transportation with billions of federal dollars
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PFAS testing needed for those with high exposure
US National Academies says people with elevated PFAS levels should be monitored for adverse health outcomes
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What’s in the Inflation Reduction Act for chemistry?
Law supports carbon capture, green power, and low-emission transportation with billions of federal dollars
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