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Table of Contents
October 8, 2001
Volume 79, Number 41
CENEAR 79 41 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
		EASIER SYNTHESIS ROUTE Small peptide doesn't need an enzyme to catalyze asymmetric phosphorylation.
		PESTICIDE REVIEW TIMETABLE OKAYED Agreement between EPA and NRDC is equitable and reasonable, court says.
		ULTRASENSITIVE SENSOR Electrochemical sensor detects copper ions at levels of less than 0.2 ppt.
		TWO VERY BIG DEALS WRAPPED UP Bayer's buy takes Aventis out of agrochemicals; DuPont sheds pharmaceuticals.
		CARBON NANOTUBES Carbon Nanotechnologies Inc. is building a pilot plant to produce single-walled nanotubes.
		CHEMICAL WEAPONS Destruction program's cost estimates soar, timetable slows.
		WITHSTANDING ANTHRAX Biochemical approaches include protective gene, peptide inhibitor of toxin delivery.
		NANO BAR CODES Cylindrical segments of up to five metals may find use in biochemical assays.
		NO LONGER PUBLIC Feds close websites holding information that might aid terrorists.

COVER STORY
		COMPUTATIONAL CHEMISTRY Field is abustle with a wealth of emerging technologies.

BUSINESS
		BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
		SIGMA-ALDRICH Chemical supplier's company-transforming initiatives deliver expected results, thus far.
		LYONDELL EXITS ADI Company prepares to shut down aliphatic diisocyanates business.
		CHEMICAL EMPLOYMENT Industry is propped up by growth in pharmaceuticals, despite huge layoffs.
		E-BUSINESS

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
		GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
		NUCLEAR POWER Recent terrorist attacks force reexamination of nation's nuclear power plant security.
		HINDSIGHTS Sept. 11 atrocity raises the specter of a new type of violence.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
		SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
		LUMINESCENT ORGANOMETALLICS Novel soluble carbon-rich transition-metal acetylide complexes may lead to new types of luminescent materials.
		URANIUM CHEMISTRY Novelty of actinide chemistry is reinforced by study of uranium-nitrogen complexes.

BOOKS
		"SHOTS IN THE DARK" How the research enterprise has failed in the effort for an AIDS vaccine after two decades.

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