Chemistry Times
Recent News |  Archives |  Tags |  About |  Newsletter |  Submit News |  Links |  Subscribe to ChemistryTimes.com RSS Feed Subscribe
New Articles
Researchers create polymer solar cells with higher efficiency levels 12/1/2008

Tiny protein provokes healthy bonding between cells 11/30/2008

Proteins strangle cell during division 11/30/2008

Molecular partnership controls daily rhythms, body metabolism 11/29/2008

Engineers show how tiny cell proteins generate force to 'walk' 11/28/2008

Scientists present 'moving' theory behind bacterial decision-making 11/26/2008

Researchers shed new light on catalyzed reactions 11/25/2008

New material could make gases more transportable 11/24/2008

How do bacteria swim? Brown physicists explain 11/23/2008

New filtering technology has environmental, industrial applications 11/20/2008

Researchers learn how bleach kills bacteria 11/18/2008

Wasabi receptor can sense ammonia that causes pain 11/17/2008

New catalysts promise faster, cleaner and more efficient research platform 11/17/2008

Test identifies toxic platinum and palladium without time-consuming sample pretreatment 11/16/2008

Acrylic glass made of sugar 11/16/2008

All Articles Tagged As: synthetic biology

Scientists succeed in designing artificial enzymes that also undergo 'evolution in a test tube' (3/27/2008)

>Mankind triumphed in a recent 'competition' against nature when scientists succeeded in creating a new type of enzyme for a reaction for which no naturally occurring enzyme has evolved. This achievement opens the door to the development of a variety of potential applications in medicine and industry. ...> Full Article


Biocapture surfaces produced for study of brain chemistry (12/17/2007)

Researchers have developed a novel method for attaching small molecules, such as neurotransmitters, to surfaces, which then are used to capture large biomolecules. By varying the identity and spacing of the tethered molecules, researchers can make the technique applicable to a wide range of bait molecules including drugs, chemical warfare agents and environmental pollutants. Ultimately, the researchers also hope to identify synthetic biomolecules that recognize neurotransmitters so that they can fabricate extremely small biosensors to study neurotransmission in the living brain. ...> Full Article

Search

  Archives |  Submit News |  Advertise With Us |  Contact Us |  Links
All contents © 2000 - 2009 Web Doodle, LLC. All rights reserved.