Blood-Brain Barrier Stays Intact in Alzheimer’s Model
November 3, 2025
New findings suggest the brain’s defences hold steady in Alzheimer’s models, challenging assumptions on permeability
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Monodisperse Microspheres: No “Revolution” – But Excitingly Scalable
By Frantisek Svec
October 30, 2025
Bo Zhang’s new column technology itself isn’t “revolutionary,” argues Frantisek Svec, but he is excited about the potential for large-scale production
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Two-Minute PFAS Test
October 2, 2025
A new sensor device delivers real-time PFOS detection, combining machine learning with nanoscale graphene engineering
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The First Reliable Biomarker for Long COVID?
By Henry Thomas
September 30, 2025
Proteomic analysis reveals SARS-CoV-2 signatures in serum extracellular vesicles, offering a new lead in long COVID diagnostics
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Monodisperse Silica Particles: A Critical View
By Fabrice Gritti
September 29, 2025
The evidence is clear, argues Fabrice Gritti: particle size uniformity does not result in superior column efficiency and resolution
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Cracking the Lipidomics Code With LC=CL
By Henry Thomas
September 26, 2025
A new computational tool allows routine, high-throughput identification of omega positions in lipids from conventional LC–MS/MS data
6 min read
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Most "Magic Mushroom" Products Contain No Psilocybin
September 18, 2025
Multi-platform chemical screening reveals “magic mushroom” edibles may contain no magic at all
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How Mutations Affecting Purine Metabolism Shaped the Human Brain
September 11, 2025
Mouse models with human-specific ADSL variants have sex-specific effects on brain function
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When Does an Instrument Become a Collaboration Partner?
September 11, 2025
Agilent’s Christian Haas on the changing role of analytical instruments in the age of automation
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Earliest Evidence of Betel Chewing Found in 4,000-Year-Old Bronze Age Teeth
By Henry Thomas
September 10, 2025
Using LC-MS, scientists trace alkaloid signatures in ancient plaque, revealing the earliest biomolecular evidence of chewing practices in Southeast Asia
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