Michael Gross
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Single molecule sequencing
The first draft sequence of the human genome, announced 10 years ago, was time-consuming and expensive
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Aromatase: a target for cancer treatment
The enzyme aromatase plays an important role in the growth of human tumours. Its recently solved structure should lead to new anticancer drugs.
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Biofuels: the next generation
Chemists look to develop second-generation biofuels made from dead wood, algae and genetically-engineered microorganisms
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Better than antibiotics?
Chemicals that make bacteria lose their hair could be a new weapon in the fight against infections, and at the same time help to overcome the problem of antibiotic resistance
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Biosensors based on DNA
Chemists are developing new medical and environmental sensors based on DNA sequences which have been selected to bind certain targets such as cancer markers in blood
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Nanotechnology update
The past 10 years have witnessed myriad R&D programmes in nanotechnology around the world