Let's see if I can do better this week.
Tazarotene is a retinoid, or vitamin A analogue:
It's unusual because of its diarylacetylene moiety. Like most retinoids, it modulates some aspects of skin turnover and metabolism and finds use in dermatology.
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Our immune system needs to be on a hair-trigger. When you breathe in a virus or a bacterium enters a cut on your arm, you don't want to mess around:
So, let's see what's new in PLoS Genetics, PLoS Computational Biology, P
The tagline is from Elaine D'Farley at
There are 20 new articles in PLoS ONE today.
With the introduction of the InChI Key 9http://www.chemspider.com/blog/?p=125) you might want to include the InChI key in your postings and then they will be indexed and searcable by structure
"Common side effects include worsening of acne." From the PR firm that brought you Mideast War II.
this molecule reminds me of acne.. heheh the common brandname of this stuff is Tazorac.