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March 5, 2018 Cover
Volume 96, Issue 10
Women weigh in on what’s working—and what isn’t—in the effort to create an inclusive culture in biotech and pharma
Why can’t the drug industry solve its gender diversity problem?
Women weigh in on what’s working—and what isn’t—in the effort to create an inclusive culture in biotech and pharma
Why efforts to use green fuels sometimes run afoul
Some microbes thrive on biofuels and can contaminate fuel equipment and clog engines
As the triple quadrupole turns 40, mass spec gurus look back on what it’s meant to chemistry
Mass analyzer remains popular for quantitative applications that require sensitivity and selectivity
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Chemical makers prime the feedstock pump
Despite the petrochemical industry’s big buildup, the U.S. should have enough ethane to go around
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Improving a plastic-degrading enzyme for better recycling
Adding sugars to a cutinase enzyme makes it more effective at breaking down polyethylene terephthalate
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- Feast your ears on the first episode of our new podcast, Stereo Chemistry
- Rechargeable battery weathers extreme cold conditions
- Chemists test computer-planned syntheses for the first time
- Químicos prueban por primera vez síntesis planificadas por ordenador
- Evolved enzymes serve up diverse cyclopropanes
Condensin protein complex pulls DNA into loops
Condensin maintains chromosome structure by acting as a molecular motor to extrude DNA loops
