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January 2010
Should Evolutionary Theory Evolve? Evolution, by its very nature, is a dynamic process. Now, some evolutionary biologists say that the codification of evolutionary processes should formally incorporate what scientists have recently learned about genomics, molecular biology, developmental biology, and systems biology. But is such an official change necessary? BOB GRANT presents the new, proposed rules of evolutionary theory. |
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Meet the new blockbusters: After a rocky
period, the vaccine sector is now thriving,
MEGAN SCUDELLARI reports, thanks to new technologies,
legislation, investment in the developing
world, and a moneymaking reputation. In
short, vaccines could represent the booster shot
the pharmaceutical industry needs. |
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Whether it's powering through the cytoplasm leaving a trail of polymerized actin, or storing the code for RNA transcripts on the wrong side of DNA, Listeria makes up its own rules for survival, according to PASCALE COSSART, an HHMI international research scholar at the Pasteur Institute |
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EDITORIAL The Last Act COLUMN Mind Your Manners OPINION Outreach Going Wrong? NOTEBOOK A pipeline rerouted FOUNDATIONS SCIENTIST TO WATCH Tara Kieffer BIO BUSINESS Home-base Biotech
THE LITERATURE Tricky T Cells Hot paper in Cell Biology: Hindering HIV Hot paper in Microbiology: Baby bellies Hot paper in Evolutionary Biology: Moss makeup LAB TOOLS Automate to Market CAREERS Power Couples |