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March 13, 2023 Cover
Volume 101, Issue 9
Unlike bulky biologics, small molecules can make Alzheimer’s treatments cheap, convenient to administer, and widely accessible, experts say
Cover image:Alzheimer's disease affects millions of people around the globe every year. Small-molecule drug candidates could provide practical and affordable treatments.
Credit: Luisa Jung
Why lecanemab’s success spells the revival of small-molecule Alzheimer’s treatments
Unlike bulky biologics, small molecules can make Alzheimer’s treatments cheap, convenient to administer, and widely accessible, experts say
The US aims to close its fermentation capacity gap
The country is a leader in developing biotech routes to chemicals, but it lacks facilities to make them
How Shyamala Rajender fought back against discrimination
This chemist’s class-action lawsuit against the University of Minnesota 50 years ago helped pave the way for women in academia
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Measuring the protein-metabolite interactome
Researchers have already uncovered many previously unknown PMIs with mass spec technique
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BlackInChem cofounder Samantha T. Mensah dies at 28
The UCLA chemistry graduate student advanced representation of Black researchers in the chemical sciences
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ACS honors its 2023 Outreach Volunteers of the Year
Evonne Baldauff of the Pittsburgh Section is named the global winner
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Peptides encode small molecule libraries
Drug discovery tool stores information in strings of noncanonical amino acids
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- Lawmakers aim to boost CO₂ utilization
