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Interview: Quick on the uptake
14 October 2008
Douglas Kell tells Elinor Richards about his findings on drug uptake and the implications for drug discovery and development
Integrative Biology board member Roger Tsien wins Nobel Prize
08 October 2008
The Nobel Prize in Chemistry has been awarded to Roger Tsien, a member of the editorial board for RSC's Integrative Biology
The barcode and the bioassay
08 October 2008
Mini-barcodes are used to track DNA samples like luggage at an airport
Chip measures channel currents
07 October 2008
Non-invasive chip technology offers order-of-magnitude improvement for ion channel studies
Quadruplex binding clicks into place
06 October 2008
Ureas that shun the double helix for four-stranded DNA could lead to new anticancer drugs, say UK scientists
Sorting swimming cells
02 October 2008
US scientists are using chip technology to make bacteria sort themselves by size
Tiling yields model tissue
01 October 2008
US scientists are mimicking tissue by fixing together tiles of cells
Issue 10 2008 Chemical Biology now published
01 October 2008
Drawing together coverage from all RSC publications, providing an overview of the latest developments in chemical biology
Protein changes at the flick of a switch
29 September 2008
Photoswitches that make proteins change shape could one day be used to test protein function in cells, says Canadian team
Instant insight: Bacterial nanoinjectors
26 September 2008
Roberto De Guzman explains how some of the world's most deadly pathogens use needles to inject their prey
Dip-in DNA detective
24 September 2008
Chinese scientists can monitor the polymerase chain reaction using a new approach to DNA detection
The solution to solve all solution structures?
19 September 2008
Proteins' solution structures are being unravelled by researchers in Italy
Cells take direction from virus
18 September 2008
Liquid crystalline scaffold imparts order on cell arrangement
