Urology: Melamine panic?

In Nature China this week - Researchers in Hong Kong say there is no urgency for renal screening of people who were exposed to low doses of melamine

21 January 2009

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.

Sexually transmitted diseases: Yin-yang action
Newfound pathogenic mechanisms of Chlamydia infection open a window of opportunity for drug development

Cervical cancer: Screening alternatives
Liquid-based cytology and hybrid capture testing perform well as low-resource cervical cancer screening options in China

Urology: Melamine panic?
Researchers in Hong Kong say there is no urgency for renal screening of people who were exposed to low doses of melamine

Rice genetics: Transcriptome mapped
An epic genetic atlas of rice provides insight into the nature of the different cell types

Graphene: Making it big
Large continuous pieces of graphene can be grown on crystals by a simple annealing technique

Metamaterials: Stop light!
Waveguides made from a channel of air inside a metamaterial could stop light in its tracks

Published: 21 Jan 2009

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