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VOL. 31, NO. 3		DEPARTMENTS
ENABLING SCIENCE Survival of the fittest in drug design Genetic algorithms are enabling scientists to design better drugs and engineer superior gene pools for procreation purposes. Michael J. Felton Dimerized isobutene: An alternative to MTBE Indirect alkylation produces branched paraffin dimers, providing a viable substitute for MTBE in gasoline. Aspi K. Kolah, Qi Zhiwen, Sanjay M. Mahajani DEVELOPING TECHNOLOGY High-throughput protein crystallography Large amounts of data, analyzed simultaneously, provide new insights into protein–ligand interactions, accelerating the pace of drug discovery. Katriona Knapman SUCCEEDING IN THE MARKETPLACE The emerging technology trajectory The new biotech tools allow entrepreneurial companies to perform R&D more rapidly and less expensively, thus lowering entry barriers. This changes everything for chemical firms as well. B. Bowonder, P. Srinivas Yadav, S. Krishnan Check out the Pharmaceutical Century Selected ACS Resources: ACS ChemCenter Chemcyclopedia (Chemicals and services buying guide) Labguide (Laboratory equipment buying guide) ACS Publications Subscribe to Chemical Innovation		Chemist at Large Leading the Way Starting a research program at a PUI Teresa Longin Heart Cut Patent Watch Chemscripts A catalytic process for oxidizing SO2 Peter L. Silveston, Scott G. Inwood Legal Insights Guidelines and advice in navigating fair use Eric S. Slater Viewpoint Chemical cars: Baking soda rockets and geriatric turtles Nancy K. McGuire Learning from the Past Teaching old platinum compounds new tricks Kerry L. Cecere Touring the Net Requiem for a powder-blue Ford Granada Nancy K. McGuire Announcement This issue's cartoons
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