An overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie
Angewandte Chemie 35/2011: In Your Brain
New NMR Technique Probes Ion Coordination Sites in DNA
Novel NMR method identifies preferential coordination sites between physiologically relevant counterions and nucleic acid bases
Extraterrestrial Nucleobases
Could meteorites have provided the essential nucleobase ingredients for life on Earth?
Atomic Force Microscopy Can Control Fat Intake
Optimization of food’s functional properties through the manipulation of its molecular structure by using Atomic Force Microscopy
Nanoparticles Diagnose Flu in Minutes
Gold nanoparticles diagnose flu in minutes allowing physicians to begin treatment when it’s most effective
Paper Money Contains Bisphenol A
Cash register receipts that people place near paper money has led to a worldwide contamination of paper money with bisphenol A
New Nanoscale X-Ray Microscope
Magnetic structure can be seen at the nanoscale level without using any lenses
Angewandte Chemie 33/2011: Caught on Gold
An overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie
Angewandte Author Profiles August
Stefan Bräse, Younan Xia, Sjoerd Harder, and Stefan Hecht, are interviewed this month
Polymer With a Nicotine Habit
Newly synthesized polymer, fitted with molecular pincers, effectively captures nicotine molecules and its analogues