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Bayer Strikes Deals

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Photonic Crystals

Controlling Protein Function

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Custom Chemicals

Table of Contents
January 22, 2001
Volume 79, Number 4
CENEAR 79 4 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
		Bayer Strikes Deals Two deals with CuraGen give Bayer the ability to apply genomics across disease research.
		Rearranging Molecules Receptor molecules self-assemble around desired target in dynamic combinatorial library.
		Wolf Prize Winners Kagan, Noyori, and Sharpless honored for work in chiral synthesis.
		Energy's Science Crisis Panel releases plan to improve Department of Energy's science operations.
		Obesity-Diabetes Link Protein produced in fat cells may provide clues for diabetes treatment.
		Caged Metal Carbide Scandium-carbide in C₈₄ is first metal-carbide endohedral metallofullerene.
		Whitman's Senate Hearing Bush's EPA nominee outlines her stance on environmental protection.
		ACS Celebrates 125 Years Society officially kicks off anniversary year with dedication of commemorative collage.

BUSINESS
		Business Concentrates
		Starlink Corn Genetically engineered crop in food supply may harm economic outlook for agbiotech industry.
		Cleaner Air Reducing NO_x emissions could provide new market for some chemical producers.
		Ahead Of The Game Albemarle has taken steps early to ensure its continued success.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
		Government Concentrates
		Animal Rights Actions by groups fighting for protection of animals threaten to impede medical and toxicological research.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
		Science/Technology Concentrates
		Photonic Crystals Researchers are perfecting methods of preparing opal chips.
		New Uses For Old Stuff Lignin, cellulose, and biomass can replace petroleum-based constituents of some engineered plastics.
		Controlling Protein Function Researchers synthesize agents that bind to large areas on surfaces of proteins.
		Paul Scheuer Symposium honors the man who virtually created the field of marine natural products.

SPECIAL REPORT
		COVER STORY Custom Chemicals Last year's gloomy mood persists in custom manufacturing despite growth of innovative technologies.

BOOKS
		"Unlikely Victory" How GE carved out an impressive spot in the chemical industry.

ACS NATIONAL AWARDS
		2001 Winners Noyori, Ojima, Parinello, Pasternack, Perlman, Roberts, Ross, Schultz, Schwarz, and Sitzman.
		Awards

ACS NEWS
		Chemical Landmark ACS honors Wallace Carothers' research on polymers at DuPont.

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