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Just a Little Pinprick

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Watson, On and Off Camera

By Karen Heyman

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Do you believe that the benefits of vaccines...

By Alexander Grimwade

[Published 19th January 2004]

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The Ant: A Most Successful Insect

By Maria Anderson

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Painted Embryo

By Walter Gehring

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Mimicking Critter Movement

By Silvia Sanides

[Published 19th January 2004]

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E.O. Wilson

By Christine Bahls

[Published 19th January 2004]

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February Calendar

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Enzymology's New Frontiers

By Mark Greener

[Published 19th January 2004]

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DEVIOUS AND DEADLY: Influenza Through the Ages

[Published 19th January 2004]

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TSG101: An Antiviral Target with a Murky Past

By Ricki Lewis

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Fight the Flu, Ignore the Bug

By Philip Hunter

[Published 19th January 2004]

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The Floodgates Open for Aquaporins

By Megan Stephan

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Biochemistry's Fab Five

By Philip Cohen

[Published 19th January 2004]

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For Export and Decay, Splicing Helps Along the Way

By Linda Schultz

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Chromosomes chewed up; old theory spit out

By David Secko

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Interdisciplinary Research

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Sex in the Media

By Jack Lucentini

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Letting the Air Out

By Aileen Constans

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Helping DNA Self-Assemble, the Nanotech Way

By Ivan Oransky

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Linux, Optimized for Science

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Crystal Illumination

By Laura Lane

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Crystal Illumination

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Resources and Suppliers

[Published 19th January 2004]

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So, You Want to be a Molecular Biologist?

By Jeffrey Perkel

[Published 19th January 2004]

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So, You Want to be a Molecular Biologist?

By Jeffrey Perkel

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Spinning Straw into Gold

By Megan Stephan

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Low-Ox Glove Box

By Aileen Constans

[Published 19th January 2004]

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No-Frills Gel Docs

By Lissa Harris

[Published 19th January 2004]

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A Rocking Presentation Rolls with Preparation

By Paul Wassarman

[Published 19th January 2004]

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What's Up, Doc?

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Astrobiology Isn't a Dirty Word Anymore

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 19th January 2004]

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How weird can life get?

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 19th January 2004]

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USVA Scientists Vexed

By Dana Wilkie

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Shh! Don't Talk to Your Lawyer

By Peg Brickley

[Published 19th January 2004]

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The Celts Go Biotech

By Ted Agres

[Published 19th January 2004]

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The Celtic Life Science Sensation

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Lab Pax

By Morris Saffold Jones

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Science Librarians Shout about their Careers

By Karen Kreeger

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Enzymes Make the World Go 'Round

By Richard Gallagher

[Published 19th January 2004]

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ELVIS Is Everywhere

By Caryn Evilia

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Litigation Could Make Vaccines Extinct

By James Wood

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Trying for life on Mars, again

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 2nd January 2004]

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GloFish draw suit

By Charles Choi, Steve Nash

[Published 7th January 2004]

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New Jersey passes stem cell law

By Theresa Tamkins

[Published 8th January 2004]

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Testing times in Australia

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 9th January 2004]

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NIH revises conflict rules

By Ted Agres

[Published 12th January 2004]

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Mad cow test options plentiful

By Jeffrey Perkel

[Published 12th January 2004]

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Prime Minister backs Blakemore

By Robert Walgate

[Published 13th January 2004]

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GM crops keep growing

By Andrew Scott

[Published 14th January 2004]

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NSF roadmap urged

By Ted Agres

[Published 15th January 2004]

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Science losing its appeal

By Astrid Nolte

[Published 15th January 2004]

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Mad cow as bioterrorism?

By Eric Sabo

[Published 15th January 2004]

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New T-cell epitope math

By David Secko

[Published 16th January 2004]

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Thomson acquires Biosis

By Alison McCook

[Published 16th January 2004]

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No decision on stem cells

By Eugene Russo

[Published 16th January 2004]

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Butler medical license at risk

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 19th January 2004]

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Italian science on shaky ground

By Rossella Lorenzi

[Published 20th January 2004]

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NRC warns on GMOs again

By Tabitha Powledge

[Published 21st January 2004]

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China in SARS vaccine trial

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 21st January 2004]

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US Senate likely to pass budget

By Ted Agres

[Published 21st January 2004]

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US Senate passes budget

By Ted Agres

[Published 23rd January 2004]

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Scientist, drug firm in court

By Xavier Bosch

[Published 23rd January 2004]

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European Research Council doubts

By Andrew Scott

[Published 23rd January 2004]

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NIH defends consulting deals

By Ted Agres

[Published 23rd January 2004]

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Mars the land of Opportunity

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 26th January 2004]

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UK pledges cash for science

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 26th January 2004]

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Swiss enjoy access to EU cash

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 27th January 2004]

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UK law 'threatens research'

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 27th January 2004]

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Butler to resign professorship

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 27th January 2004]

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Hutton report blames BBC

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 28th January 2004]

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Readers respond

By The Editor

[Published 29th January 2004]

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2002 defensins paper retracted

By Josh Roberts

[Published 29th January 2004]

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BBC chief steps down

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 29th January 2004]

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H5N1 vaccine strain in a week

By Robert Walgate

[Published 29th January 2004]