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September 2, 2002
Volume 80, Number 35
CENEAR 80 35 p. 3

NEWS OF THE WEEK
G-QUADRUPLEX IS IN HUMAN DNA
Structure occurs naturally in a promoter region of an oncogene called c-Myc.
TRADE SECRET THEFT ALLEGED
Glaxo says bacterium used by competitors to produce drug was stolen.
HOW THE GECKO HANGS ON
Van der Waals bonding, not capillary adhesion, is at work.
GLOBAL SUMMIT
Nations are at loggerheads over practical measures to improve lives of all people.
UP, UP, AND AWAY
Largest balloon ever flown measures cosmic electrons entering Earth's upper stratosphere.
NEW PLAYERS IN GREEN CLEANING
ICI and Linde have developed and are marketing a new CO2-based dry cleaner.
NEW LEADER FOR ACC CHOSEN
Gregori Lebedev will head the American Chemistry Council come November.
PUSHING DNA DETECTION LIMIT
Silver-coated gold nanoparticles provide sensitive DNA Raman assay.
A LAB FOR THE COMMUNITY
Biogen facility in Cambridge, Mass., will teach high school students about biotechnology.

COVER STORY
NIH EXPANDS
Twenty-seventh institute, the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging & Bioengineering, will focus on cross-disciplinary research and technology.

BUSINESS
BUSINESS CONCENTRATES
FOREIGN RESEARCH
Contract chemistry firms begin to outsource discovery work to labs outside the U.S. and Western Europe.
INITIATIVES FOR BEST PRACTICES
Nonprofit agency helps chemical innovators develop their ideas.
INSIGHTS
New accounting system could bring method to the madness of corporate financial results.

GOVERNMENT & POLICY
GOVERNMENT CONCENTRATES
NEW TWIST ON ANTHRAX
Rockefeller University scientists take advantage of a highly specific viral enzyme that attacks the bacterium's cell wall.

SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY
SCIENCE/TECHNOLOGY CONCENTRATES
COMBINATORIAL CHEMISTRY
In libraries that are mixtures of organic compounds, template molecules bind tightly to and stabilize fittest hosts.
DESTROYING PESTICIDES
ACS symposium spotlights methods for safe disposal of toxic chemicals.

EDUCATION
AMBITION REALIZED
Bernhard Tschulnigg is the first blind student in Austria to complete experiments for an organic chemistry course.

ACS COMMENT
A ‘THIRD NATIONAL MEETING?’

MEETINGS
17TH ACS ROCKY MOUNTAIN REGIONAL PROGRAM
Information, including registration form and special events, is provided for meeting in Albuquerque, N.M., Oct. 12–15.

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