Episode 56 - April 14, 2008
from ACS Science Elements Hosted by American Chemical Society
Biochemical signals associated with atherosclerosis that may damage other organs. A revolutionary process that may lead to cars that are fueled by sugar. How so-called ‘Black gold agriculture’ may improve farming and curb global warming.
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