HIV-1 integrase (IN) is an essential enzyme for HIV-1 replication: New routes to IN inhibition could overcome drug resistance

Method to immobilize drug capsules without damaging surrounding tissue could lead to localized or increased drug absorption

Control over formation of cell adhesion sites and, consequently, cell shape in three dimensions can be achieved

Diseases caused by misfolded proteins such as mad cow disease could have an airborne route to infection

Carbon dioxide enables crystals to change shape into pharmaceutically interesting form under mild conditions

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The importance of an often overlooked source of chirality, atropisomerism, depends upon the barriers to rotation

Novel cyclooxygenase-1 inhibitors show promise as analgesics, with none of the previous side effects

Silver N-heterocyclic carbenes are promising candidates for new topical antibacterial drugs due to high activity against resistant S. aureus

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