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An Eye On Ethics

By Allan Barger

[Published 11th October 2004]

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The Original, Original Biotech

By Orrie Friedman

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Publishing and publicity

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 11th October 2004]

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One small step for sugar

By Melissa Phillips

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Chasing the Cilium

By Megan Stephan

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Divining the Centrosome's Role in Cancer

By Eugene Russo

[Published 11th October 2004]

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The Tiniest of Life's Rafts

By Jill Adams

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Discovering the 21st Amino Acid ... Again?

By Stuart Blackman

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Insulin Special Delivery

By Josh Roberts

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Sussing out Celiac Disease

By Eugene Russo

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Mitochondria at the Crossroads of Life and Death

By Amy Adams

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Charting the Microarray Revolution

By Mark Schena

[Published 11th October 2004]

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The Ultracentrifuge

By Jeffrey Perkel

[Published 11th October 2004]

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RNA Rainbow

By Aileen Constans

[Published 11th October 2004]

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A New Tool for Protein Hunters

By Bennett Daviss

[Published 11th October 2004]

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mRNA Amplification, sans PCR

By Linda Sage

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Testing the Detectors

By Helen Dell

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Molecular OS Gets Upgrade

By Ivan Oransky

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Putting some MUSCLE in Sequence Alignment

By John Ruley

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Biotechs Put Initial Public Offerings on Hold

By Kate Fodor

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Ventures with Venoms

By Alicia Ault

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Drug Discovery In the Library

By Henry Nicholls

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Innovation is the Key to the Future of Medicine

By Toby Cosgrove

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Life: The Next Generation

By Karen Hopkin

[Published 11th October 2004]

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The Organic Food Placebo

By Richard Gallagher

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Crafting a Consensus on Therapeutic Cloning

By Robert Pollack

[Published 11th October 2004]

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Discovery of Gasotransmission

By Mark Gillman

[Published 25th October 2004]

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What Scientists Need to Understand

By Vince Fantozzi

[Published 25th October 2004]

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News Fit to Post: Two Views

By Tonya Topete, Robynn Schillace

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Notebook

By Andrew Holtz

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Synaptic Vesicles: Reused or Recycled?

By Jill Adams

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Life Without Glutamate

By David Secko

[Published 25th October 2004]

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On the Trail of an Odor Map

By Cathryn Delude

[Published 25th October 2004]

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For Olfaction, a Hypothesis is Felled

By Peter Mombaerts

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Amending the Amyloid Hypothesis

By Maria Anderson

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Crossing over with GM

By Cathy Holding

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Barcoding put to the test

By Nick Atkinson

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Interdisciplinary Research

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Can Computers Untangle the Neural Net?

By Karen Heyman

[Published 25th October 2004]

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New President, Please

By Richard Gallagher

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Multiphoton Microscopy Takes the Scatter Away

By Leslie Pray

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Ideas Come Out of Storage

By Linda Sage

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Rapid Newborn Screening by Mass Spectrometry

By Helen Dell

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Nanostream Streamlines HPLC

By Steve Buckingham

[Published 25th October 2004]

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New Genome Viewer for Microbiologists

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Wiser Gene Annotations with 5' SAGE?

By Cathy Holding

[Published 25th October 2004]

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The Ailing Brain: A Pressing Need for New Treatments

By Karen Pallarito

[Published 25th October 2004]

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India Wants to be Your Biotech Source

By Dana Wilkie

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Cutting Drug Discovery Costs on the Subcontinent

By Mathukumalli Vidyasagar

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Companies On the Fence About Biodefense

By Ted Agres

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Airlines, Shipping Firms Refuse to Carry Radioactive Materials

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 25th October 2004]

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UC Berkeley, Samoa to Share Benefit from AIDS Drug

By Harvey Black

[Published 25th October 2004]

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In Search of the Human Genetic Code

By Ricki Lewis

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Bush-Kerry: More of the Change?

By David Hart

[Published 25th October 2004]

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EGLS winds up

By Andrew Scott

[Published 1st October 2004]

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Samoa to benefit from AIDS drug

By Harvey Black

[Published 1st October 2004]

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Olfactory research wins Nobel

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 4th October 2004]

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Lice tell mankind's story

By Nick Atkinson

[Published 5th October 2004]

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Ups and downs for Nobel Bourse

By Ned Stafford

[Published 5th October 2004]

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More temptation in Germany

By Ned Stafford

[Published 5th October 2004]

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Maurice Wilkins dies

By Stephen Pincock, Alison McCook

[Published 6th October 2004]

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Ubiquitin researchers win Nobel

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 6th October 2004]

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Few attend BioShield II hearing

By Alicia Ault

[Published 7th October 2004]

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Novel riboswitch measures glycine

By Cathy Holding

[Published 8th October 2004]

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Volcano gas, amino acids make peptides

By Graciela Flores

[Published 8th October 2004]

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Fallout from fraud

By Xavier Bosch

[Published 8th October 2004]

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Junk DNA controls embryos

By Cathy Holding

[Published 11th October 2004]

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France green lights stem cells

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 11th October 2004]

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US Congress punts the budget

By Ted Agres

[Published 12th October 2004]

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UN considers cloning - again

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 13th October 2004]

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Inclusion bodies acquitted

By Maria Anderson

[Published 14th October 2004]

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Swiss to vote on stem cells

By Ned Stafford

[Published 14th October 2004]

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BBSRC research site to close

By Rossella Lorenzi

[Published 14th October 2004]

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IIT focuses on robotics

By Rossella Lorenzi

[Published 15th October 2004]

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Harvard has human cloning plans

By Anne Harding

[Published 15th October 2004]

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Malaria vaccines get real

By Robert Walgate

[Published 15th October 2004]

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Universities vie for DFG center

By Ned Stafford

[Published 18th October 2004]

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H. pylori tips off host

By Cathy Holding

[Published 18th October 2004]

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Lots of splicing regulators

By Charles Choi

[Published 19th October 2004]

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Spain's government disappoints

By Xavier Bosch

[Published 19th October 2004]

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IEEE restores services

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 19th October 2004]

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Stem cell patent dispute

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 20th October 2004]

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Scientists vow to vote out Bush

By Eugene Russo

[Published 20th October 2004]

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Refining the genome

By Cathy Holding

[Published 21st October 2004]

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Wax discovery surprises

By Graciela Flores

[Published 22nd October 2004]

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Brain drain anger

By Ned Stafford

[Published 22nd October 2004]

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UN cloning vote unlikely today

By Alison McCook

[Published 22nd October 2004]

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Bacteria fix DNA like mammals

By Charles Choi

[Published 25th October 2004]

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UN delays cloning vote

By Alison McCook

[Published 25th October 2004]

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Animal genes help tomatoes

By David Secko

[Published 26th October 2004]

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Fish genes work in human cells

By Cathy Holding

[Published 26th October 2004]

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UK criticized on science

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 27th October 2004]

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Hong Kong CHP officially open

By Katherine Schlatter

[Published 27th October 2004]

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Platypus has 10 sex chromosomes

By Nick Atkinson

[Published 28th October 2004]

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ISE promotes plans for ERC

By Andrew Scott

[Published 29th October 2004]

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Europe's Nobel cause

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 29th October 2004]

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