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End of Week One

By Brendan Maher

[Published 1st October 2005]

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Bringing Biology to the Office

By Jeff Perkel

[Published 5th October 2005]

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In Dover: what she said, and what he wanted to say

By Brendan Maher

[Published 6th October 2005]

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Hollywood Science

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 10th October 2005]

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How should journals retract papers without the authors' consent?

By The Scientist

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Return of the Return of the Hobbit

By Tabitha M. Powledge

[Published 13th October 2005]

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Fighting the Republican War on Science: A Question of Balance

By Jeff Perkel

[Published 17th October 2005]

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Genomes small, and getting smaller

By Brendan Maher

[Published 18th October 2005]

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Discontent at GSAC

By Brendan Maher

[Published 19th October 2005]

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Who teaches us what to eat?

By Alison McCook

[Published 20th October 2005]

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The Dover Downs

By Brendan Maher

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Reducto ad absurdum on the LANL ASCI Q?

By Jeff Perkel

[Published 25th October 2005]

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Terrorists, Pedophiles, and now Darwin?

By Brendan Maher

[Published 27th October 2005]

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Cool to some, cruel to others

By Alison McCook

[Published 28th October 2005]

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?Why do people get sick? Science close to answer?

By Tabitha M. Powledge

[Published 28th October 2005]

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Scientists' salaries and academic prestige

By Roberto Refinetti

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Dalai Drama

By Easwara Subramanian

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Fixing NIH peer review

By David Adams

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Stem Cell Research's Reversal of Fortune

By Paul Sanberg

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Stem cell rumble on the prairie

By Alison McCook

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Sotheby's offers nearly-extinct pine

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Murder at the Lasker Awards

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 10th October 2005]

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The Hunt for New Antibiotics

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Battling Evolution to Fight Antibiotic Resistance

By Monya Baker

[Published 10th October 2005]

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How to Find New Antibiotics

By Jo Handelsman

[Published 10th October 2005]

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A Nuclear Model of Gene Regulation

By Josh Roberts

[Published 10th October 2005]

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DNA Damage Responses: Cancer and Beyond

By Michael Kastan

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Genetics Embraces Expression

By David Secko

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Interdisciplinary Research

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Brain genes changing

By Melissa Lee Phillips

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Nanotubes link immune cells

By Charles Choi

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Give your Protein a Tune-up

By Megan Stephan

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Preparing for SARS

By JR Minkel

[Published 10th October 2005]

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New Arrays Open 'Junk DNA' to Exploration

By Lissa Harris

[Published 10th October 2005]

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The Reagent Automat

By Aileen Constans

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Tissue Microarrays Go Coreless

By Graciela Flores

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Mission: RNAi

By Lissa Harris

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Simplify Your Sera with MARS

By Josh Roberts

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Miniaturizing the Chemostat

By Sarah Rothman

[Published 10th October 2005]

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When Biotechs get Makeovers

By Alison McCook

[Published 10th October 2005]

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US biomedical research funding doubles, with help from industry

By Ted Agres

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Pharmacogenetics overhyped, says UK Royal Society

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 10th October 2005]

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MRI researchers warn against new EU legislation

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 10th October 2005]

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BioShanghai

By Christopher Torrens

[Published 10th October 2005]

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To Fight Plague, Look to Russia's Past

By Janet Ginsburg

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Why We Need Institutional Repositories

By Richard Gallagher

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Meet This Issue's Contributors

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Keeping Tabs on Mercury

By Larry Schweiger

[Published 24th October 2005]

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A 9-year-old NIH grant awardee

By Ted Agres

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Double helix double take

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 24th October 2005]

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The Flap about FoxP2

By Jack Lucentini

[Published 24th October 2005]

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On Human Diversity

By Armand Leroi

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Debating Cross-Presentation

By Jill Adams

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Did SARS come from bats?

By Charles Choi

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Blocking growth to regenerate nerves

By Susan Brown

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Sexual communication in tears

By Stuart Blackman

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Most Highly Cited

By Karen Hopkin

[Published 24th October 2005]

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The Future of Citation Analysis

By Jeffrey Perkel

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Top 10 Papers Published...

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Buyer's Guide to Flow Cytometers

By Jeff Minerd

[Published 24th October 2005]

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The Protein Structure Initiative, Five Years Later

By John Norvell, Jeremy Berg

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Lessons from the Past

By Bennett Daviss

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Carbon Dating for Cells?

By Jasmin Chua

[Published 24th October 2005]

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A Bone to Pick

By Sarah Rothman

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Stem Cells in Racehorses

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 24th October 2005]

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The Early Money

By Ted Agres

[Published 24th October 2005]

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What is Phase Zero?

By Randall Willis

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Will open access work?

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 24th October 2005]

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US societies reverse rules on Iranians

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Scientists: Kenya Wants You!

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Time for Rapid Rebuttal Technology

By Richard Gallagher

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Meet This Issue's Contributors

[Published 24th October 2005]

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On the corn next door

By Alex Avery

[Published 24th October 2005]

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A live-animal BSE test?

By Anita Allen

[Published 24th October 2005]

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Battling bad news

By David Meeker

[Published 24th October 2005]

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H. pylori researchers win Nobel

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 3rd October 2005]

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RNA researcher investigated

By Jack Lucentini

[Published 4th October 2005]

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US societies reverse rules on Iranians

By John Miller

[Published 4th October 2005]

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'Dead' DNA feeds deep sea life

By Marta Paterlini

[Published 5th October 2005]

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Readers respond

By Karen Shashok, The coordinators of SLR-JC

[Published 5th October 2005]

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Sexual communication in tears

By Stuart Blackman

[Published 6th October 2005]

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Flu genome sequenced

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 6th October 2005]

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New clues to nerve regeneration

By Susan Brown

[Published 7th October 2005]

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New control over worm rhythms

By Melissa Lee Phillips

[Published 10th October 2005]

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African governments back science

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 10th October 2005]

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Sex detected in placozoans

By Charles Choi

[Published 11th October 2005]

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Will open access work?

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 11th October 2005]

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Retraction sparks lawsuit

By Alison McCook

[Published 12th October 2005]

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Virus may aid photosynthesis

By Charles Choi

[Published 13th October 2005]

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Return of the Hobbit

By Tabitha Powledge

[Published 13th October 2005]

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Cannabinoids boost neurogenesis?

By Graciela Flores

[Published 14th October 2005]

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Impact of bird fraud unclear

By Graciela Flores

[Published 17th October 2005]

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Controversy-free stem cells?

By Clementine Wallace

[Published 17th October 2005]

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Getting on top, genetically

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 18th October 2005]

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UCSF settles animal lab charges

By Melissa Lee Phillips

[Published 19th October 2005]

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UK urged to back human spaceflight

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 19th October 2005]

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Non-coding DNA adapts

By Melissa Lee Phillips

[Published 20th October 2005]

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New migration, new species

By Susan Brown

[Published 21st October 2005]

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UK sends flu mission to Asia

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 21st October 2005]

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XX mouse cell instability explained

By Charles Choi

[Published 24th October 2005]

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EU law streamlines visa rules

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 25th October 2005]

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Aging researchers sued

By Adam Marcus

[Published 25th October 2005]

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Phase I of HapMap Complete

By David Secko

[Published 26th October 2005]

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Thomas Butler loses appeal

By John Dudley Miller

[Published 26th October 2005]

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Red, fights, and blue

By Stuart Blackman

[Published 27th October 2005]

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Gene fusion identified in prostate cancer

By Ishani Ganguli

[Published 28th October 2005]

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Korean stem cells not for everyone

By Melissa Lee Phillips

[Published 31st October 2005]