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Smoking and Islam

By Ahmad Qamar

[Published 5th July 2004]

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A Bioterror Risk-Assessment Methodology

By Susan Rivera, Jennifer Gaudioso, Natalie Barnett, Reynolds Salerno

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Teeth and Health

By Rodrigo pez

[Published 5th July 2004]

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The British terror invasion

[Published 5th July 2004]

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2004

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Epigenetics: Genome, Meet Your Environment

By Leslie Pray

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Building Meaningful Climate Models

By Brendan Maher

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Iron Seeding Just Doesn't Pay

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Scratching the Surface for Estrogen's Effects

By Jill Adams

[Published 5th July 2004]

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A Test Bed for Budding Technologies

By Aileen Constans

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Angling for more Light

By John Whitfield

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Single-Molecule Compaction of DNA

By David Secko

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Interdisciplinary Research

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Encore! VistaLab's Ovation Goes Multichannel

By Aileen Constans

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Untangling Protein Knots in the Brain

By Ivan Oransky

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Systems Biology on the Grid

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Microarray Advances

[Published 5th July 2004]

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One Chip, One Genome

By Emma Hitt

[Published 5th July 2004]

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The Microarray Scanner

By Jeffrey Perkel

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Advances in Microarray Readers

By Emma Hitt

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Expanding Options in Data Analysis

By Emma Hitt

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Spotlight on the NIH

By Ken Kostel

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Maltese Scientists Work on Wits

By Martina Habeck

[Published 5th July 2004]

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National Research Council Proposes an Academic Patent Shield

By Ted Agres

[Published 5th July 2004]

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The Mobile Scientist

By Martina Habeck

[Published 5th July 2004]

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How to Get Help Writing Grants

By Jill Adams

[Published 5th July 2004]

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By Richard Gallagher

[Published 5th July 2004]

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In Memory of Eponyms

By Ricki Lewis

[Published 5th July 2004]

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Society Publishers Provide More Than Open Access

By Peter Farnham, William Brinkley

[Published 5th July 2004]

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The Original Biotech

By Arnold Demain

[Published 19th July 2004]

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How Well Do Embryonic Stem Cells Work?

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Nonverbal Talk

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Fast PCR

By Michael Nelson

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Stemming the tide

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Is there a doctor on board?

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Vaccines: Victims of Their Own Success?

By Ricki Lewis

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Magicicada

By Tabitha Powledge

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Tracking the Red-Eyed, Sluggish, and Ear-Splitting

By Tabitha Powledge

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Meiosis Models Face Tough Scrutiny

By Douglas Steinberg

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Building a Better Mouse Genome

By Maria Anderson

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Panning for T-cell Gold

By Mark Davis

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Crossing the Frontlines in Mucosal Immunity

By A Nicola Schweitzer

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Finding an Alzheimer-FAT link

By Bosede Adenekan

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Combing for Ancient DNA

By David Secko

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Pattern Prediction

By Aileen Constans

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Fun With Luciferase

By Aileen Constans

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Milking Mammals for Membrane Proteins

By Ivan Oransky

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Mining Cancer Arrays with Oncomine

By Jeffrey Perkel

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Cancer Immunotherapy Inches Forward

By Amy Adams

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Fluorescence-Activated Cell Sorter

By Jeffrey Perkel

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Genome-Scale Model Predicts Gene Regulation

By Linda Sage

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Shifting Away from Gel Shifts

By Tariq Malik

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Microscopy, Digital-Style

By Lissa Harris

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Standardizing IHC Work

By Lissa Harris

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Ongoing Battle over Transgenic Mice

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 19th July 2004]

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SEC and FDA Join Forces Against Biotech

By Susan Warner

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Massachusetts Should Team Up on Biotech

By Diane Lewis

[Published 19th July 2004]

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How to Write a Business Plan

By Jill Adams

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Death to Biologists

By Richard Gallagher, Ricki Lewis

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Fake Method for Research Impartiality (fMRI)

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Intellectual Property Rights and the Public Good

By Ronald Phillips, Jim Chen, Ruth Okediji, Dan Burk

[Published 19th July 2004]

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How yeasts evolve

By Cathy Holding

[Published 1st July 2004]

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Chemicals in kids new WHO foe

By Robert Walgate

[Published 1st July 2004]

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HHS to choose who's sent to WHO

By Paula Park

[Published 1st July 2004]

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Genetics, art profs indicted

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 1st July 2004]

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Flies find sterility dispensable

By David Secko

[Published 2nd July 2004]

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Huntington toxicity explained

By Cathy Holding

[Published 2nd July 2004]

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France plans national agency

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 2nd July 2004]

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EU boost to scientist mobility

By Catherine Brahic

[Published 2nd July 2004]

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MICER resource saves time

By Cathy Holding

[Published 6th July 2004]

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Mattaj outlines EMBL goals

By Ned Stafford

[Published 6th July 2004]

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New plans for NIMR

By Pat Hagan

[Published 6th July 2004]

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Prenatal testing without amnio?

By Cathy Holding

[Published 7th July 2004]

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Readers respond

By Gary Churchill

[Published 7th July 2004]

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NIH budget worries advocates

By Ted Agres

[Published 7th July 2004]

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Evolution of innate immunity

By Cathy Holding

[Published 8th July 2004]

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Kincade is new FASEB president

By Eugene Russo

[Published 8th July 2004]

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Prof to be arraigned today

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 8th July 2004]

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Fat hormone faces problems

By Stuart Blackman

[Published 8th July 2004]

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Aus research grants announced

By Ray Welling

[Published 9th July 2004]

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PhRMA urges more disclosure

By Paula Park

[Published 9th July 2004]

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UK autism study launched

By Philip Hunter

[Published 9th July 2004]

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Kurtz pleads not guilty

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 9th July 2004]

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Concern over UK research chief

By Pat Hagan

[Published 12th July 2004]

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Swiss enter EU research debate

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 12th July 2004]

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Good news on rotavirus vax?

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 12th July 2004]

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Ploidy predicts lifestyle

By Cathy Holding

[Published 13th July 2004]

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UK's 10-year plan revealed

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 13th July 2004]

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New AIDS vaccine effort urged

By Robert Walgate

[Published 13th July 2004]

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Why no Americans at AIDS event?

By Robert Walgate

[Published 13th July 2004]

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How worms tackle stress

By David Secko

[Published 14th July 2004]

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Just add water

By Cathy Holding

[Published 14th July 2004]

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Fighting for integrity

By Eugene Russo

[Published 14th July 2004]

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France allows stem cell work

By Catherine Brahic

[Published 15th July 2004]

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Biosafety rules need scientists

By Ned Stafford

[Published 15th July 2004]

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US leading world science

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 15th July 2004]

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Canada sacks three scientists

By Doug Payne

[Published 16th July 2004]

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HIV microbicide by 2010?

By Robert Walgate

[Published 16th July 2004]

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IBM responds in study dispute

By Alison McCook

[Published 16th July 2004]

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China gives high-tech priority

By Paul Mooney

[Published 19th July 2004]

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Mutations go tick, tock

By Cathy Holding

[Published 20th July 2004]

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Activists halt Oxford lab

By Philip Hunter

[Published 20th July 2004]

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US plans stem cell bank

By Anne Harding

[Published 20th July 2004]

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UK committee backs open access

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 20th July 2004]

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Open access to US govt work urged

By Alison McCook

[Published 21st July 2004]

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NAS probes politics, science

By Ted Agres

[Published 22nd July 2004]

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Chagas parasite invades genome

By David Secko

[Published 23rd July 2004]

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Dispute over German uni plan

By Ned Stafford

[Published 23rd July 2004]

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NIH critic to quit Congress

By Ted Agres

[Published 23rd July 2004]

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EU divided over GM corn

By Xavier Bosch

[Published 23rd July 2004]

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Govt: No grad student unions

By Alison McCook

[Published 26th July 2004]

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Some success for Czech biotech

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 26th July 2004]

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EPO restricts OncoMouse patent

By Paula Park

[Published 26th July 2004]

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Epigenetic switch for Igf2

By Cathy Holding

[Published 27th July 2004]

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Readers respond

By Patrick Fisher, TS Raman

[Published 27th July 2004]

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Studying bioterrorism

By Maria Anderson

[Published 27th July 2004]

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Los Alamos science on hold

By Adam Rankin

[Published 28th July 2004]

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How centromeres are passed on

By Melissa Phillips

[Published 29th July 2004]

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NAS: assess all changes to food

By Eugene Russo

[Published 29th July 2004]

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MicroRNA microarray disarray?

By Cathy Holding

[Published 29th July 2004]

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NIH research to be open access

By Paula Park

[Published 29th July 2004]

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Francis Crick dies

By Pete Moore

[Published 29th July 2004]

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UK crackdown on activists

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 30th July 2004]

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Fetal cells used to treat ALS

By Paul Mooney

[Published 30th July 2004]