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Living things produce a wide range of organic compounds that are useful in contemporary therapeutics and medicine. The majority of natural products now come from bacteria and other microbes, including

Chemistry

The paper emphasizes the crucial need of a collaborative approach to green chemistry research.

Chemistry Article

Tom Stavert is a co-Ph.D. In the journal RSC Sustainability, a researcher from Sheffield and Strathclyde examines how combining computational

Biochemistry

A unique database targeted at boosting medication discovery by utilizing cyclic peptides.

Biochemistry Article

Researchers at Tokyo Tech have developed a novel database called CycPeptMPDB that focuses on the permeability of cyclic peptides to

Agriculture

Researchers have Discovered the Essential Gene that Regulates the Distribution of Cadmium in Rice Grains and Leaves

Agriculture Article

By building up in crops, particularly rice, cadmium (Cd), a hazardous heavy metal pollutant of cultivated soil, causes harm to

Biochemistry

A natural chemical boosts sunscreen effectiveness without raising the concentration of standard UV filters.

Biochemistry Article

A study on the effects of combining two common ultraviolet light filters, ethylhexyl methoxycinnamate (against UVB) and avobenzone (against UVA),

Biochemistry

Researchers devise a method for observing chromatin interaction alterations in cancer-related genetic abnormalities.

Biochemistry Article

Being as close to the source material as possible is ideal when studying the microbiology of any object, be it a molecule or a dolphin. When you're looking into the

Energy & Green Tech