News

News

1. “Prospecting for Proteins.” Elizabeth K. Wilson, Chemical and Engineering News, pp. 38-43, April 12, 2002.

2. “Molecular sex for fun and profit.” Ken Garber, Latin Trade, pp. 57-59, May 2001.

3. “Fatty acid pathway, glucose produce triacetic acid lactone” Jim Barlow, News Bureau, UIUC, April 1, 2004.

4. “Sweeter way to make drug precursor.” In-Pharma Technologist.com, June 4, 2004.

5. “Researchers improve design of genetic on-off switches.” Jim Barlow, News Bureau, UIUC, April 7, 2005. Also in Medical News Today (United Kingdom, April 8, 2005), Innovations Report (Germany, April 8, 2005), Technocrat.net (April 8, 2005), and Bio.com Weekly Newsletter (April 13, 2005), Lincolndailynews.com (June 8, 2005).

6. “By creating molecular bridge, scientists change function of a protein.” Jim Barlow, News Bureau, UIUC, May 5, 2005. Also in Biocompare (May 6, 2005), Medical News Today (United Kingdom, May 6, 2005), Innovations Report (Germany, May 9, 2005), Bio.com Weekly Newsletter (May 11, 2005), and Science Daily (May 17, 2005).

7. “Scientists use ‘bridge’ to change protein function.” BioScience World (Canada, May 10, 2005).

8. “Researchers develop new way to make proteins.” Greg Kline, The News-Gazette, June 6, 2005.

9. “Cloning techniques produce FDA-approved Antibiotic.” Kristen Aramthanapon, News Bureau, UIUC, November 27, 2006. Also in Unite Press International (November 28), Biology News Net (Canada, November 28), Innovation Report (Germany, November 28), PhysOrg.com (November 28), and Daily India (November 28).

10. “UI researchers using faster-growing bacteria for antibiotics.” Greg Kline, The News-Gazette, December 10, 2006.

11. “Scientists use cloning to create antibiotic.” LAS News, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, UIUC, January 3, 2007.