Tag Archives: bases

Does ChemDoodle do?

Posted by David Bradley on August 31, 2020 Comments Off

  iChemLabs has announced ChemDoodle 4 It looks interesting but I wanted iChemLabs’ Kevin Theisen to tell me about ChemDoodle’s unique selling point. Apparently, it has at least 6! 1. ChemDoodle is, he tells me, the only chemical drawing brand …

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Efficient enzyme-free copying of all four nucleobases templated by immobilized RNA

Posted by Robert Slinn on July 12, 2020 Comments Off

Efficient enzyme-free copying of all four nucleobases templated by immobilized RNA – Efficient enzyme-free copying of all four nucleobases templated by immobilized RNA. Chemist and writer Robert Slinn gives us his Slinn Pickings from the world of chemistry.

Six Slinn Picks – chemical news

Posted by Robert Slinn on May 27, 2020 Comments Off

Electron confounds predictions and remains stubbornly spherical – UK scientists have made the most accurate measurements to date of the shape of the electron and found – contrary to predictions that it would be aspherical – that it remains round. …

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Slinn Pickings – Chemistry News – Issue 50

Posted by Robert Slinn on February 23, 2020 Comments Off

Cardiff study suggests targeted treatment for leukaemia group – Antibody-directed chemotherapy offers improved survival to particular sub-groups of leukaemia sufferers, a Cardiff University-led study has found. The findings suggest that the treatment may be effective for the majority of younger …

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Atomic hydrogen for sale

Posted by David Bradley on June 10, 2010 1 comment

An intriguing twitter post from Imants Zudans tells us: “Apparently 2 companies are selling atomic hydrogen. I wonder what is the packaging and how it is shipped.” Zudans provides a link to his MolPort site where you can see for …

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Reactive Chemistry Interviews

Posted by David Bradley on May 1, 2009 Comments Off

Issue #73 Egon Willighagen Egon Willighagen is one of the new breed of chemists who are using the information tools of our age—the blogs, wikis, and online social media—to further their chemistry and benefit the wider chemical community.More… #71 Andrew …

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