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Buy Article Permissions and Reprints All articles of this category The modification of biomolecules, particularly peptides, has garnered considerable attention from researchers, effectively serving as a connection between chemistry and biology. The modification of peptides can facilitate, among others, the generation of peptide drugs, antibody–drug conjugates, and probes for molecular imaging.

Carbon-supported nickel/nickel oxide nanohybrid composite as a high-performance sensor for electrochemical non-enzymatic glucose detection† Diabetes mellitus is considered a serious medical issue that is the leading cause of mortality worldwide. Hence, there is a huge demand for developing efficient, reliable, and inexpensive non-enzymatic glucose sensors that can rapidly and accurately monitor glucose levels in physiological fluids.

In the postgenomic era, a new strategy for chemical dereplication of polyketide anti-infective drugs requires novel genomics and chromatographic strategies. An endosymbiotic fungal strain CLB38 was isolated from the root tissue of Combretum latifolium Blume (Combretaceae) which was collected from the Western Ghats of India.