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Volume 19 Issue 11, November 2001

Color-enhanced scanning electron microscope image of prostate cancer cells in culture superimposed on an electron micrograph of replicating viral particles (see p. 1035). SEM image © Photoresearchers.

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  • A polymer scaffold that delivers two angiogenic factors with distinct kinetics shows promise for engineering mature blood vessels.

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  • Engineering the regulatory pathways of a replicating oncolytic adenovirus enhances selective destruction of tumor cells.

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  • Yeast has been engineered so that the binding of small-molecule ligands to a target protein can be simply detected by changes in growth.

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  • Changes in protein conformation have been exploited to create chemoresponsive bioelectronic sensors.

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  • The industrial revolution that is reshaping structural biology is opening doors of opportunity for computer scientists and protein chemists alike.

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