Mapping The Epigenome
New tools chart chemical modifications of DNA and its packaging proteins
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September 14, 2009 Cover
Volume 87, Issue 37
New tools chart chemical modifications of DNA and its packaging proteins
Biological Chemistry
Emulating Nature's Silicon Skills
ACS Meeting News: Diatoms have a knack for working with silicon that chemists hope to reproduce in the lab
Prioritizing Chemicals
EPA considers hazard, not just exposure, for future screening of endocrine disrupters
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Peering Into Water Photolysis
ACS Meeting News: Physical chemists probe the inner workings of redox processes at the interfaces of water and electrodes
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A Fast Pace For Suzhou's R&D Hub
China's best run R&D center could be growing too quickly for its own good
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Digital Briefs
New software and Websites for the Chemical Enterprise
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