Lipid chain length could explain why some pathogens trigger an immune response while others evade immune recognition
Triggering Immune Recognition with Long Lipid Chains
Angewandte Chemie 43/2011: Happy Birthday, Fritz!
An overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie
Computer Model for More Effective Anesthetics
Understanding of pain-blocking mechanism of anesthetics from new computer model will lead to safer and more effective anesthetics
Are Cranberries a Cancer Fighting Fruit?
Berries have been recognized as a food with the potential to protect against some cancers, C. Neto summarizes what is known so far
Angewandte Chemie 42/2011: High Throughput and Efficiency
An overview of the latest issue of Angewandte Chemie
Inhibiting Autophagy in Breast Cancer Cells
Small molecule inhibits autophagy in cancer cells and also increases sensitivity to common treatment for breast cancer
New Sensor for Folic Acid and Antineoplastic Folates
Receptor cheaply and quickly sensing folate anions in water could help determine the anticancer role of folic acid
Angewandte Author Profiles October
Michael Krische, Hans-Joachim Freund, Jun Okuda, and Eric Kool are interviewed this month
One Room – 63 Different Dust Particles
Trapping and characterization of 63 different dust particles has allowed US researchers to build a dust library for health and environmental research
Dual Sensing with Digital Cameras
Simultaneous sensing of two parameters in a tissue sample is possible with a conventional digital camera and a new sensor film