Cancer biology: Path of resistance

In Nature China this week - Researchers in China have uncovered the molecular mechanism by which resistance to chemotherapy drugs is developed

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.

Cancer biology: Path of resistance
Researchers in China have uncovered the molecular mechanism by which resistance to chemotherapy drugs is developed

Supramolecular chemistry: Light interlocks
Mechanically interlocked molecules can be used to harvest the energy from the Sun

Colorectal cancer: Early warning
Plasma microRNAs could help discriminate patients with colorectal cancer from those without

Congenital disorders: Mutation fingered
The mutation that causes shortening of fingers has been identified and its molecular mechanism unravelled

Nanomaterials: Stacking plates
Researchers have learnt how to make lanthanide nanoplates self-assemble into various structures

Material physics: Ageing electrics
The discovery of 'ageing effect' in paraelectric materials sheds light on the mechanism behind the 'ferroelectric de-ageing effect'

Published: 11 Mar 2009

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