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June 21, 2010 Cover

Volume 88, Issue 25

Mass spectrometry users have more choices for high resolving power, from conventional ion cyclotron resonance to newer time of flight

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Mass spectrometry users have more choices for high resolving power, from conventional ion cyclotron resonance to newer time of flight

The difficult search for cancer-preventing natural products takes several paths

Recall of children's medicine prompts lawmakers to consider new authorities, resources for FDA

Biological Chemistry

Human Genome Sequence Milestone

Health care improvements come into focus as human sequence marks its 10th year
Business

A Heightened Agenda

With regulatory threats growing, the American Chemistry Council steps up advocacy
Environment

Restructuring NSF's Materials Centers

Division of materials research revamps centers program to extend participation
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