Bioremediation articles within Nature

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• Letter | 23 September 2015

  In situ structural analysis of the human nuclear pore complex

  The most comprehensive architectural model to date of the nuclear pore complex reveals previously unknown local interactions, and a role for nucleoporin 358 in Y-complex oligomerization.

  • Alexander von Appen
  • , Jan Kosinski
  •  & Martin Beck

• Outlook | 25 September 2013

  Crop pests: Under attack

  The threat of insects to agriculture is set to increase as the planet warms. What action can we take to safeguard our crops?

  • Amy Maxmen

• News | 05 September 2011

  Electrified bacterial filaments zap uranium

  Mechanism by which microbes scrub radioactive contamination revealed.

  • Lee Sweetlove

• News | 30 March 2011

  Algae holds promise for nuclear clean-up

  Organism's ability to distinguish strontium from calcium could help in dealing with nuclear waste.

  • Richard A. Lovett

• News | 28 March 2011

  Marine microbes digest plastic

  A 'little world' eating ocean garbage might be a mixed blessing.

  • Gwyneth Dickey Zaikab

• Books & Arts | 17 November 2010

  Agriculture: Greenhouses in the sky

  Emma Marris is intrigued by an optimistic vision of high–rise farms.

  • Emma Marris

• News | 31 August 2010

  The mystery of the missing oil plume

  Confounding reports seed confusion over long-term effects of the spill.

  • Amanda Mascarelli