Plant growth: Shaken, not soaked

In Nature China this week - High wind may inhibit plant growth irrespective of rain availability. Other papers include Electrochemical DNA sensors: Turn on the signal, AIDS treatment: The winning count, Genetics: Productivity booster, Quantum entanglement: Six at a time, Gamma-ray burst: Dust sees the light

21 May 2008

Nature China highlights the best research coming out of Mainland China and Hong Kong, providing scientists from around the world with a convenient portal into publications drawn from across all scientific disciplines.

Electrochemical DNA sensors: Turn on the signal
Hairpin-shaped DNA fragments and enzymes together make a highly sensitive and selective electrochemical DNA sensor

AIDS treatment: The winning count
The Vγ2Vδ2 T-cell count might determine the outcome in the battle against HIV progression

Plant growth: Shaken, not soaked
High wind may inhibit plant growth irrespective of rain availability

Genetics: Productivity booster
Researchers have identified a gene that is important for regulating traits associated with rice productivity

Quantum entanglement: Six at a time
The physical observation of six-photon entanglement could open new doors for quantum computing

Gamma-ray burst: Dust sees the light
Afterglow spectra reveal the nature and composition of dust grains in host galaxies of gamma-ray bursts

Published: 21 May 2008

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