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In Nature China this week - Experiments at the Beijing Spectrometer may have produced invisible particles that lie outside the Standard Model and more

04 June 2008

Nature China highlights the best research coming out of Mainland China and Hong Kong, providing scientists from around the world with a convenient portal into publications drawn from across all scientific disciplines.

Cell-surface analysis: Competing carbohydrates
Competitive recognition between cell-surface carbohydrates and a biomimetic self-assembled monolayer provides convenient in situ analysis of cell-surface patterns

Cancer therapy: Effects of radiation
Mitochondria have a key role in the induction of bystander effects

Strokes: An alternative to aspirin
Cilostazol might be a safer alternative to aspirin for stroke patients

High-pressure synthesis: Pressing perovskite
Materials produced in high-pressure laboratories can reveal how magnetic behaviour arises in minerals

Neuron survival: A matter of life and death
Researchers in Hong Kong have uncovered a mechanism whereby cyclin-dependent kinase 5 regulates neuronal survival

Particle physics: Include the invisible
Experiments at the Beijing Spectrometer may have produced invisible particles that lie outside the Standard Model

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• Nature China