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In science, a particle is supposed to be chiral in the event that it can't be superposed onto its perfect representation by any blend of revolutions, interpretations, or conformational changes.

Biochemistry

A team creates peptides to attack bacterial biofilms.

Biochemistry Article

Scientists from the College of St Andrews have created peptides that can assist with combating microscopic organisms filling in biofilms,

Biochemistry

Researchers devise a plan to create synthetic allosteric sites in protein complexes.

Biochemistry Article

An approach has been developed to create artificial allosteric sites in protein complexes, whereby activity at the distal active site

Chemistry

Humidity, not simply light, causes color fading in antique artworks, according to academics.

Chemistry Article

The colors that you see when you look at a painting in a museum probably aren't as bright as they

Chemistry

A new study calls into question the current understanding of the charging mechanism in electrochemical devices.

Chemistry Article

Another study by specialists at the College of Cambridge uncovers an amazing revelation that could change the eventual fate of

Chemistry

Researchers create a more efficient method of creating aptamers.

Chemistry Article

When does having trillions of options become insufficient? presumably when creating aptamers. Aptamers—sshort strands of DNA or RNA equipped for restricting to explicit objective receptors—ccan be extraordinarily helpful for estimating

Chemistry