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Volume 347 Issue 6289, 13 September 1990

Opinion

  • The Academy of Sciences of the USSR has suddenly been declared free from external influence. This is a welcome development, but one full of danger.

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  • The British Treasury, habitually parsimonious, sacrifices sovereignty in getting its pound of flesh from Brussels.

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  • The joke that budgets for fusion research are inversely correlated with oil prices (see page 114) is not funny.

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Correction

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Correspondence

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Commentary

  • Will increasingly bitter patent disputes stifle scientific medical research? A recent Commentary article about a sandwich immunoassay has provoked this exchange.

    • Howard E. Greene Jr
    • Bradford J. Duft
    • Roger Ekins
    Commentary
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News & Views

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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Review Article

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Article

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Letter

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Product Review

  • Essential lipid mixtures can substitute for vertebrate serum in the culture of invertebrate — and some vertebrate — cells, tissues, parasites and pathogens. The resulting membrane lipid modifications promote hormonal signalling.

    • R. H. Goodwill
    Product Review
  • Over 500 exhibitors will be represented at next week's Biotechnica '90 to be held in Hannover, West Germany. Featured exhibits will include a primer analysis software package and a hollow-fibre bioreactor for monoclonal antibody production.

    • Diane Gershon
    Product Review
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