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Light-Induced Bacterial Transformation To Treat Bowel Disease
Bacillus subtilis vegetative cells transformed into spores that could treat intestinal issues; outcomes directly visualized using a fluorescence signal
Halogen Bonding in Polycyclic Aromatics
Quantum chemical calculations reveal how aromatic polycyclics of different sizes act as Lewis bases in halogen bonds, which is valuable for pharmaceutical drug design
Easy, Metal-Free Synthesis for Bioactive Heterocycles
One-Pot Synthesis of 3-Hydroxy-1H-pyrrolo[3,4-b]quinolin-1-one
Targeting Biofilms with Photocaged β-Lapachone
Photocaged β-lapachone is a promising, light-activated antibacterial agent that could help fight infections related to biofilms on medical devices and wounds
Antigen Delivery Controlled by Light
Insights into antigen translocation and antigen processing pathways via an on-demand release of antigens
Loney Clinton Gordon and the Pertussis Vaccine
African-American chemist worked on the development of an effective pertussis vaccine
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