Attempts to uncover active components of folk medicine have led to discovery of three new anti-inflammatory compounds in a toxic shrub
Anti-Inflammatory Shrub
Shaping Platinum with Peptides
It is possible to create nanoscopic particles of platinum with precise shapes using facet-specific peptide sequences, according to US chemists
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Tracking Bismuth
Tracking bismuth uptake at the single-cell level using mass spectrometry could see new anti-ulcer drugs developed
Supercapacitors Made From Fungi
Fungus provides cheap and renewable source of activated carbon for supercapacitors
Angewandte Chemie 19/2011 – Porphyrins and More
An overview of the current issue of Angewandte Chemie
More Patent Applications in Europe Than Ever
Number of patent applications in Europe hits all-time high; European companies top the list of largest applicants
Making Metabolites by Mimicking Enzymes
Engineered enzyme mimics human drug metabolism and produces metabolites on a scale suitable for characterization and testing
Viral Solar Cells
Using a genetically modified virus as a template for carbon nanotubes improves solar-cell efficiency by nearly one-third
25 Award Winning Highly Cited Papers
To celebrate its 25th birthday, Rapid Communications in Mass Spectrometry presents 25 award winning, highly cited papers free to read