The antioxidant n-propyl gallate inhibits the postharvest ripening of tomatoes by affecting several aspects of its biochemistry

Delaying the Chemistry of Tomatoes’ Ripening

Preserving Food with Essential Oils
Zanthoxylum piperitum’s essential oil inhibits the growth of several pathogenic bacteria which contaminate food

From Broccoli, A Compound Against Leukemia
Sulforaphane, a natural product present in cruciferous vegetables like broccoli, reduces childhood leukemia progression

Influence of Climate Change on Chemicals
How Will Global Climate Change Influence the Way We Assess and Manage Chemicals in the Environment?

Soya Bean: Resisting Destruction
A mutated serine hydroxymethyltransferase protects soya bean from the devastating infection of its parasitic worm

The Subtleties of Supping Red Wine
What is it about wine that gives a particular bottle its unique aroma or bouqet; analytical methods reveal new insights

Beer's Bitter
The absolute configurations of the bitter acids of hops determined

Natural Health Products: Really Safe?
The daily exposure levels to metals and metalloids contaminating some natural health products exceed allowable limits

H. Feldmann on the Oldest Domesticated Organism: Yeast
Horst Feldmann, Germany, discusses the past and future of yeast research to explain why this mircoorganism is so important

Guess the Chemist (12)
Can you guess the famous scientist from the description?