A chemistry set for life

Trisha Gura
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Trisha Gura: freelance writer in Cleveland

Nature, 2000, vol. 407, issue 6802, 282-284

Abstract: Small molecules that selectively disrupt the proteins encoded by individual genes could become powerful tools in functional genomics. Trisha Gura explores the nascent but highly promising field of chemical genetics.

Date: 2000
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