CALCULATING CARBOHYDRATES
Once left in the dust by protein modeling, carbohydrates come into their own
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April 26, 2004 Cover
Volume 82, Issue 17
Once left in the dust by protein modeling, carbohydrates come into their own
Once left in the dust by protein modeling, carbohydrates come into their own
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Electrospinning, sol-gel chemistry are combined to form nanotubular fibers
Clay, silica, and plant-derived alternatives compete to keep your cat's box clean
Newly formed chemical and pharmaceutical producers in Wuhan tackle foreign markets
DOE wants most high-level radioactive waste to take the train to the Yucca Mountain repository
UC San Diego chemist set out to learn crystallography--that was 6,000 structures ago