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May 16, 2005 Cover
Volume 83, Issue 20
Publishers weigh the risks and benefits of free online journal access
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Disabling Resistance
Inhibiting key protease prevents bacteria from evolving drug resistance
New Perspective on Enzyme Action
Hypothesis that nearly all enzymes covalently speed reactions sparks debate
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Whisky
It takes complex chemistry and lots of water to make a wee dram of this ancient spirit
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Top 50 Chemical Producers
Big gains gave petrochemical firms a strong showing in the 2005 survey of U.S. companies
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FDA Science Forum
Researchers describe breakthroughs, as well as difficult challenges facing the agency
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