Institute of Chemical and Engineering Sciences (ICES)

Insoluble dietary fiber could help make antioxidant quercetin more soluble

Masking the bitter taste of antioxidant quercetin could enable its use in a wide range of food products

Fluorescent
compounds used for biologically safe imaging and labeling can be modified
on-demand with a special molecular scaffold

Directed
evolution has been used to design enzymes able to make imaging agents for
medical diagnosis

Benzene-based
probes highlight two hidden binding sites on an anticancer drug target in a
multidisciplinary strategy

A transition
metal catalyst triggers the transformation of an advanced synthetic
intermediate into a whole family of naturally occurring molecules

A*STAR’s Biomass-To-Chemical and Bio-Renewable Chemicals from Biomass programs are leading the way on the use of waste biomass for the sustainable production of industrial chemicals

Tailored combinations of antibiotics that kill microbes in different ways are a powerful weapon against drug resistance

Investigations into novel solid forms of the anti-inflammatory drug oxaprozin may lead to a new combined asthma therapy

Insight into the role of a three-ring ligand may improve palladium-catalyzed reactions used for synthesizing organic products

Performing chemical reactions inside tiny droplets can help manufacturers develop greener processes for coating drugs

Nanoparticle drugs can make it easier for medications to reach their targets