Regulatory DNAs may be missed
| March 24, 2006
Nonconserved, noncoding regulatory sequences could be new mutation targets
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Britain doing well in biological sciences
| March 23, 2006
New report shows UK scientists have higher impact in pre-clinical and biological research
Readers respond
| March 23, 2006
Reactions to a recent news story calling for a journal to retract antivivisectionist papers
Hesitations over Hungary?s H5N1 vaccine
| March 22, 2006
Scientists say data are too preliminary to determine whether or not the vaccine actually works
Stem cell density highest in Israel
| March 21, 2006
Israeli scientists published most stem cell articles per capita since 2000, although US produced most in total
PCRM denied access to research
| March 20, 2006
Ohio Supreme Court says university does not have to hand over spinal cord injury training videos to animal rights group
An X chromosome balancing act
| March 17, 2006
Trio of papers shed light on the molecular mechanisms underpinning dosage compensation of the X chromosome in male fruit flies
Fetal proteins protect against rejection
| March 17, 2006
Findings provide new clues to why mothers don?t attack fetal tissue
CMAJ loses most of its Editorial Board
| March 16, 2006
Sixteen board members leave the Canadian journal due to ongoing debate over editorial independence
Seeing single protein production
| March 16, 2006
Papers in Nature and Science provide the first methods for observing translation of single protein molecules in real time
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