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PubMed unchained. And, Oh, no, not another 'Ome!

By Jeff Perkel

[Published 1st November 2005]

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In Dover: Now we play the waiting game

By Brendan Maher

[Published 5th November 2005]

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Lichens... In... Space...

By Chris Thorpe

[Published 10th November 2005]

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"Friendly" bacteria are truly friendly after all

By Chris Thorpe

[Published 11th November 2005]

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Dalai Drama Averted?

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 14th November 2005]

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Toward Intelligent Design for Data Sharing

By Tabitha M. Powledge

[Published 18th November 2005]

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What's Wrong With Single Hypotheses

By Don Jewett

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Get thee to a gene-ery

By Brendan Maher

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Bipartisan bacteria

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Seeing sharks from space

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Neural Oscillations ...Still Make Waves

By Karen Heyman

[Published 7th November 2005]

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The Autism Genetics Quandary

By Karen Heyman

[Published 7th November 2005]

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How Do We Look?

By Matteo Carandini

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Another Chapter in Going from Blood to Brain

By Aileen Constans

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Interdisciplinary Research

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Cannabinoids boost neurogenesis?

By Graciela Flores

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Getting on top, genetically

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Brain Stains

By Aileen Constans

[Published 7th November 2005]

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How to Move Your Lab

By Erika Jonietz

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Trading Up in Animal Research

By Graciela Flores

[Published 7th November 2005]

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A Crystal Ball for Protein Separations?

By Aileen Constans

[Published 7th November 2005]

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A Personal Microarray Scribe

By Josh Roberts

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Genes Get a PiggyBac Ride

By Lissa Harris

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Blue-Light Special

By Aileen Constans

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Affordable Gel Image Analysis

By Aileen Constans

[Published 7th November 2005]

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How to Avoid Losing Your Patent

By Phillip Jones

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Minding the Drug Development Gap

By Edward Spack

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Best Places to Work in Academia, 2005

By Maria Anderson

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Buy your own lab

By Adam Marcus

[Published 7th November 2005]

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The Challenges Facing Neuroscience

By Richard Gallagher

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Meet This Issue's Contributors

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Open access business models

By Sally Morris, Mark Frankel

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Animal rights extremism revisited

By Ray Greek

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Where are the Black Scientists?

By Amri Johnson

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Women on the Rise

By Kate Fodor

[Published 7th November 2005]

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A Decade of Progress for Women in Science ...

By Nancy Hopkins

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Building Rainbow Coalitions

By Karen Pallarito

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Diversity in the life sciences

By Ivan Oransky, Anne Harding

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Why Diversity Matters

By Trish Lawrence

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Disability is not a Handicap

By Anne Harding

[Published 7th November 2005]

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The Profiles

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Vivian Pinn

By Kate Fodor

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Ben Ortiz

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Marietta Vazquez

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Lafayette Frederick

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Avery August

By Stacey Schultz

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Tin-Chuen Yeung

By Karen Pallarito

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Diane Pennica

By Anne Harding

[Published 7th November 2005]

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The Guide

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Getting a Head Start

By Kate Fodor

[Published 7th November 2005]

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The Biology Scholars Program helps turn the big world of UC-Berkeley into family for aspiring scientists

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Bayer program helps kids, and their teachers, get excited about science

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Leading by Example

By Lan Nguyen

[Published 7th November 2005]

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It's About Who You Know ...

By Charles Choi

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Resources

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Representing the Real World

[Published 7th November 2005]

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The Outlook

[Published 7th November 2005]

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For Better Science, Just Add Color

By EJ Mundell

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Making Sense of Science

By Tracey Brown

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Darwin's tortoise

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Lifeus alienus

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Fake phone psychology

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Profiles of Infection

By Douglas Steinberg

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Precision Extinction

By Nick Atkinson

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Malaria's Pragmatic Approach to Gene Expression

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Gene fusion identified in prostate cancer

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Clues to cell death in ALS

By Susan Brown

[Published 21st November 2005]

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A flavor for fat?

By Stuart Blackman

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Getting Started with SNPs

By Laura Spinney

[Published 21st November 2005]

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on Your Screen

By Karen Heyman

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Columns

By JR Minkel

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Crystallography for Everyone

By Bennett Daviss

[Published 21st November 2005]

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A cDNA Library, Literally

By Lissa Harris

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Reviewing Peer Review

By Ted Agres

[Published 21st November 2005]

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The Return of Vaccines

By Susan Warner

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Merging Companies Safely

By William Gaede, Andrew Kumamoto

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Korean stem cells are not for everyone

By Melissa Lee Phillips

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Concerns over new EU ethics panel

By Xavier Bosch

[Published 21st November 2005]

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SARS, Malaria, and the Microarray

By Karen Hopkin

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Vaccines are Back

By Richard Gallagher

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Meet This Issue's Contributors

[Published 21st November 2005]

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A Hirsch-type index for journals

By Tibor Braun, Wolfgang nzel, s Schubert

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Color-blind athletes

By David Lee

[Published 21st November 2005]

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France launches biotech fund

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 1st November 2005]

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Clues to cell death in ALS

By Susan Brown

[Published 1st November 2005]

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US weighs biodefense measures

By Ted Agres

[Published 2nd November 2005]

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A flavor for fat?

By Stuart Blackman

[Published 2nd November 2005]

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US animal lab limit dropped

By Graciela Flores

[Published 3rd November 2005]

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Immunologists prepare for fraud fallout

By Jack Lucentini

[Published 3rd November 2005]

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Concerns over new EU ethics panel

By Xavier Bosch

[Published 4th November 2005]

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Seeing traits, close-up

By Nicole Johnston

[Published 7th November 2005]

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Italian academics protest reforms

By Marta Paterlini

[Published 8th November 2005]

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Beginnings of malaria vaccine?

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 8th November 2005]

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Job cuts in Aussie science

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 9th November 2005]

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Cell-death sex differences

By Melissa Lee Phillips

[Published 10th November 2005]

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Worms sniff out harm

By Susan Brown

[Published 10th November 2005]

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Sibling hormone rivalry

By Stuart Blackman

[Published 11th November 2005]

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For RNA polymerase, it's one base at a time

By Don Monroe

[Published 14th November 2005]

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Ethiopian biotech institute planned

By Wagdy Sawahel

[Published 15th November 2005]

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Acrylamide study sparks German debate

By Ned Stafford

[Published 15th November 2005]

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EU plans to cut animal tests

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 16th November 2005]

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Groups seek biotech funding reforms

By Ted Agres

[Published 17th November 2005]

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Financial crisis looms at LSU

By Karen Pallarito

[Published 18th November 2005]

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Stem cell teamwork stops after split

By Melissa Lee Phillips

[Published 18th November 2005]

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Scandal forces out Irish science head

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Helping bacteria use magnets

By Charles Choi

[Published 21st November 2005]

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Gov't: Louisiana university to get funds

By Alison McCook

[Published 22nd November 2005]

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Biotech firms cheer EU proposal

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 23rd November 2005]

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Scientists react to US flu plan

By Melissa Lee Phillips, Ishani Ganguli

[Published 23rd November 2005]

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Adult stem cell regulator?

By Charles Choi

[Published 28th November 2005]

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Hwang admits ethics lapses

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 28th November 2005]

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Cloned, fertilized embryos look alike

By Nicole Johnston

[Published 29th November 2005]

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Critics decry GM rule in Iraq

By Anne Harding

[Published 30th November 2005]

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