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February 19, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 8
The new modality promises to open up the human proteome to drug developers, but first they will need to work out the rules
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Targeted protein degraders are redefining how small molecules look and act
The new modality promises to open up the human proteome to drug developers, but first they will need to work out the rules
Using nature’s motors to deliver drugs
Bacteria and sperm have natural advantages over synthetic nanomotors when navigating the body’s byways
For chemical makers, R&D in China makes sense
Even as some companies leave, chemical firms have no choice but to build up in the world’s largest market
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Periodic graphics: The chemistry of air fresheners
Chemical educator and Compound Interest blogger Andy Brunning sniffs out an answer to the question of whether air fresheners actually ‘kill’ bad odors
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Vaccines against addictive drugs push forward despite past failures
Vaccines could help prevent relapses but have yet to be effective in clinical trials
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India’s science and technology funding raised marginally
Proposed 2018 budget prioritized information technology and health care over basic science
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Science Concentrates
Genetic screen of soil microbes uncovers novel antibiotics
Method could help researchers discover new natural products from hard-to-culture microorganisms
