EPISODE · Aug 2, 2010
Episode 166 - August 2 2010
from ACS Science Elements · host American Chemical Society
How minute building materials could have a huge impact on construction. Middle school students help scientists glimpse the inner workings of a key enzyme. Why an extract from sea snail saliva could dampen some of our worst aches and pains.
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