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Volume 95, Issue 49

A look at the science that shone brightest in 2017

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C&EN’s Year in Chemistry

A look at the science that shone brightest in 2017

  • A mother’s immune system could influence sons’ sexual orientation

    Antibodies produced from carrying multiple male fetuses could help explain why having older brothers increases a man’s likelihood of being gay

  • Obsidian launches with $49.5 million to fine-tune cellular and gene therapies

    Tunable technology was born in the labs of Stanford professor Thomas Wandless

  • DNA origami hits the big time

    New set of techniques enables the mass-production of micrometer-sized DNA structures

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