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Pterin compounds: from butterflies to biochemistry
First discovered in 1889, pterins are one of the major compounds in natural pigments. Beyond their vivid hues, these compounds are leading to medicinal breakthroughs and new therapeutic strategies.
by
Jessica Siesicki
Life
Life
Spot the difference: how the immune system recognises foreign structures
by
Anya Franziska Weth
President’s column
He Tangata - it is people
by
Michael Edmonds
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Tuberculosis: A 21st century problem
by
Emily J Mason (1), Farah Lamiable-Oulaidi (2)
Life
Azo food dyes - a global and NZ perspective
by
Joanne E. Harvey
Life
Pterin compounds: from butterflies to biochemistry
by
Jessica Siesicki
Earth
Discovery of antibiotic-producing soil microorganisms
by
Jennifer Sweny* and Ayiya B. Bitrus
Life
Azo food dyes - a global and NZ perspective
by
Joanne E. Harvey
Life
Life
Tuberculosis: A 21st century problem
by
Emily J Mason (1), Farah Lamiable-Oulaidi (2)
Life
Tuberculosis: A 21st century problem
by
Emily J Mason (1), Farah Lamiable-Oulaidi (2)
Life
Azo food dyes - a global and NZ perspective
by
Joanne E. Harvey
Life
Azo food dyes - a global and NZ perspective
by
Joanne E. Harvey
Life
Pterin compounds: from butterflies to biochemistry
by
Jessica Siesicki
Life
Pterin compounds: from butterflies to biochemistry
by
Jessica Siesicki
Life
Spot the difference: how the immune system recognises foreign structures
by
Anya Franziska Weth
Life
Spot the difference: how the immune system recognises foreign structures
by
Anya Franziska Weth
Earth
Discovery of antibiotic-producing soil microorganisms
by
Jennifer Sweny* and Ayiya B. Bitrus
Earth
Earth
Discovery of antibiotic-producing soil microorganisms
by
Jennifer Sweny* and Ayiya B. Bitrus
Earth
Discovery of antibiotic-producing soil microorganisms
by
Jennifer Sweny* and Ayiya B. Bitrus
Earth
Taking the heat out of coolants - what you need to know about hydrofluorocarbons
by
Louise McMillan
Earth
Taking the heat out of coolants - what you need to know about hydrofluorocarbons
by
Louise McMillan
Earth
NZIC members in the news
by
CiNZ staff
Earth
NZIC members in the news
by
CiNZ staff
Earth
Book review: The Chemistry of Clay-Organic Reactions (2nd edition)
by
Jock Churchman
Earth
Book review: The Chemistry of Clay-Organic Reactions (2nd edition)
by
Jock Churchman
Matter
Matter
The challenge of PFAS contamination in New Zealand
by
Tyson Dais
Matter
The challenge of PFAS contamination in New Zealand
by
Tyson Dais
Matter
Corinthian bronze – art to dye for
by
Darren A. Saunders
Matter
Corinthian bronze – art to dye for
by
Darren A. Saunders
Matter
Sampling and analysis methods for airborne microplastics
by
Todd Hartshorn, Alex Aves, Sally Gaw and Laura Revell*
Matter
Sampling and analysis methods for airborne microplastics
by
Todd Hartshorn, Alex Aves, Sally Gaw and Laura Revell*
Matter
PFAS are forever — a complicated chemical family
by
Dr Peter Dawson
Matter
PFAS are forever — a complicated chemical family
by
Dr Peter Dawson
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