Table Of Contents: Volume 84, Number 21: May 22, 2006
Cover Story
Halogenases
Scientists are learning the structural and mechanistic secrets of the exquisitely selective enzymes that nature uses to install halogen atoms.
News of the Week
Antibiotic Halts Lipid Synthesis
Small-molecule natural product is a potent antibiotic with a novel target.
Drugmaker Buys Key Biotech Firm
AstraZeneca's deal continues push of major pharma companies into biologics.
Supreme Court On Clean Air Act Case
High court will rule in suit over what constitutes an emissions increase.
Science Policy
Science Board Looks At Scientific Openness.
Another Good Year
Profits are up in Japan, but rising costs present a challenge.
Rail Shippers Decry Fuel Surcharges
Freight customers claim they are being overcharged as railroads add on fuel costs.
Drug Safety
Faulty Drug Kills Five People In China.
Business (Subscriber Content)
Chemical Earnings Decline Slightly
Lower demand and rising costs continue to hamper results at 25 firms.
Strong Profit Gains For Big Drug Producers
First-quarter results signal that cost-cutting measures are helping the bottom line.
A Steady Start For Biopharma Companies
Larger biotech firms are starting to feel the same portfolio challenges as big pharma companies.
Angel Of Ailing Firms
Mumbai's Arch Pharmalabs grows fast by buying distressed drug plants and hiring new managers.
Government & Policy (Subscriber Content)
Push For Biofuels Seen In Farm Bill
Members of a key Senate panel plan to include greater incentives for biofuels projects in farm policy overhaul.
Funding Science At NASA
National Academies report finds the agency trying to do too much with too little.
Science & Technology (Subscriber Content)
Analytica Meets For 20th Time
Attendance drops at biennial instrumentation trade show but still exceeds organizers' expectations.
Sugars Attach Nanotubes to Cells
Carbohydrate-coated carbon nanotubes mimic cell surfaces and interface with cells.
Imaging Spin Noise
New technique is analogous to magnetic resonance imaging, but without the radio pulses.
Career & Employment
Finding A Niche In New England
Outside Boston's biotech hub, New England pitches specialized positions and a slower pace of life.
ACS News
Jacobs Tells Industry To Protect Innovation
R&D is not the place to cut costs, executive director tells Pittsburgh meeting attendees.
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