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Ensnared in the Web

By Stephen Wolniak

[Published 14th February 2005]

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The coronavirus research renaissance

By Katherine Schlatter

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Communicating through movies

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Stem cell battle in Nebraska

By Alison McCook

[Published 14th February 2005]

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MAbs Turn 30

By Mark Greener

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Therapeutic MAbs: Saving Lives and Making Billions

By Kelli Miller Stacy

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Love is Like an Addiction

By Jack Lucentini

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Challenging Dose-Response Dogma

By Edward Calabrese

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Giving a Nod2 the Right Target

By Aileen Constans

[Published 14th February 2005]

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sex life revealed

By Charles Choi

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Natural selection in humans

By Charles Choi

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Enzyme governs nerve polarity

By Maria Anderson

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Mind Over Machines

By Aileen Constans

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Measuring Cytokine Gene Expression

By Josh Roberts

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Antibody Microarrays Highlight Enzyme Activity

By Charles Choi

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Arraying Oligo Probes at cDNA Lengths

By Emma Hitt

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Confocal Microscopes Go LIVE

By Bennett Daviss

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Coral Harvest Yields Fluorescent Light Switch

By Charles Choi

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Manufacturing on a Grand Scale

By Alison McCook

[Published 14th February 2005]

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New Rotavirus Vaccines on the Horizon

By Sam Jaffe

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Life Sciences in the 21st Century

By Peer Schatz

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Postdocs Tangled Up in Red Tape

By Alicia Ault

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Best Places To Work For Postdocs: 2005

By Maria Anderson, Alexander Grimwade, Theresa Tamkins

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Best Places to Work for Postdocs: Institutional Reports

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Top Spots For US Postdocs

By Maria Anderson

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Changes in 2005 could help EU Postdocs

By Theresa Tamkins

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Come Together

By Richard Gallagher

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Meet This Issue's Writers

[Published 14th February 2005]

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The Egg Man

By Karen Hopkin

[Published 14th February 2005]

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A Shocking Way to Deliver RNA

By Justin Teissie, Muriel Golzio

[Published 14th February 2005]

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FISH Beats Molecular Karyotyping

By Peter Rogan, Joan Knoll

[Published 14th February 2005]

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That Alpha Error

By Stephen Smith

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Too Many 'Omics

By David Colquhoun

[Published 14th February 2005]

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Science Education Needs Case Studies

By Clyde Freeman Herreid

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Journals and intelligent design

By Graciela Flores

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Creationism: from the US, with love

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Renewed faith in Ecstasy

By Alison McCook

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Homo floresiensis

By Tabitha Powledge

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Beating the Clock for a Better Understanding of Metabolism

By Nicole Johnston

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Does Telomerase Moonlight?

By Jerry Shay, Woodring Wright

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Synthetic Peptides Spur Apoptosis

By David Secko

[Published 28th February 2005]

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A Matter of Life and Cell Death

By Stuart Blackman

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Interdisciplinary research

By Ted Hansen, Thomas m, William Colledge

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Active breathing in insects

By Graciela Flores

[Published 28th February 2005]

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RNA pol does double duty

By Trevor Stokes

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Unraveling Cellular Biochemistry, One Cell at a Time

By Bennett Daviss

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Tag! Purifying Proteins with Affinity Chromatography

By Aileen Constans

[Published 28th February 2005]

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What Makes a Human?

By John Mattick

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Cryo-Neutron Protein Crystallography Produces Sharper Structures

By Aileen Constans

[Published 28th February 2005]

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The Bare Bones of Animal Imaging

By Linda Sage

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Protein PCR with Chimeric "Tadpoles"

By Charles Choi

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Adventure with Ventures

By Ted Agres

[Published 28th February 2005]

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When the Line Between Science and Business Blurs

By Ted Agres

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Biotech Takes on New Industries

By Susan Warner

[Published 28th February 2005]

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GM policy shift in Europe?

By Ned Stafford

[Published 28th February 2005]

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What's in a Gene Name?

By Carol Reeves

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Intelligent Design and Informed Debate

By Richard Gallagher

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Meet This Issue's Writers

[Published 28th February 2005]

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Scholarly Citizens

By John Alderete, James Clark

[Published 28th February 2005]

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How to Blow the Whistle

By Kenneth Pimple

[Published 28th February 2005]

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UK to boost Africa science funds

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 1st February 2005]

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Epigenetics lives on in clones

By Melissa Phillips

[Published 2nd February 2005]

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NIH bans all consulting

By Ted Agres

[Published 2nd February 2005]

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UK gov't unsure on open access

By Stephen Pincock

[Published 3rd February 2005]

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E. coli ages

By Graciela Flores

[Published 3rd February 2005]

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Ernst Mayr dies

By Leslie Pray

[Published 4th February 2005]

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NIH announces 'open-access' rules

By Ted Agres

[Published 4th February 2005]

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Silencing paradox resolved

By Trevor Stokes

[Published 7th February 2005]

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Breathing to avoid oxygen?

By Graciela Flores

[Published 7th February 2005]

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NIMR inquiry criticizes MRC

By Pat Hagan

[Published 8th February 2005]

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NIH slated for 0.7% raise in 2006

By Ted Agres

[Published 8th February 2005]

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Poland invests in science

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 9th February 2005]

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Melatonin's action in the brain

By Charles Choi

[Published 9th February 2005]

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Dahlem fury unabated

By Ned Stafford

[Published 11th February 2005]

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Courts weigh in on embryos

By Edward Winnick

[Published 11th February 2005]

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Dahlem conflict may end

By Ned Stafford

[Published 14th February 2005]

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NIMR to move to UCL

By Pat Hagan

[Published 14th February 2005]

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DNA palindromes found in cancer

By Charles Choi

[Published 15th February 2005]

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Timing xenotransplants

By Charles Choi

[Published 16th February 2005]

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How old cells can regain youth

By Laura Hrastar

[Published 17th February 2005]

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War of the clones

By Ivan Oransky

[Published 17th February 2005]

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Synaptic transmission queried

By Mitchell Maltenfort

[Published 18th February 2005]

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UN bans reproductive cloning

By Alison McCook

[Published 21st February 2005]

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French labs called dangerous

By Jane Burgermeister

[Published 22nd February 2005]

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Flu pandemic warning

By Katherine Schlatter

[Published 23rd February 2005]

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NIH sees fight on ethics rules

By Ted Agres

[Published 25th February 2005]

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Flores hominid bones returned

By Tabitha Powledge

[Published 28th February 2005]