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Volume 351 Issue 6329, 27 June 1991

Opinion

  • The British government seems reconciled to yet another European meeting when it is in a minority of one, but the whole of Europe needs better preparation for the grand schemes now under way.

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  • A pre-Archaeopteryx animal with wings will have to make its way with difficulty into the world.

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  • The choice of Berlin as the new capital of Germany is good for Germany and for the rest of us.

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Correspondence

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The Imanishi-Kari Affair

  • The following article, published for completeness, was completed on 30 September 1987, was submitted to Nature soon afterwards, but never published. Those consulted about the manuscript held that there might be data, other than that in the seventeen pages of laboratory notebooks analysed by the authors, that would undermine their conclusions. Such supplementary data have indeed been submitted, but have been judged by the draft report of the Office of Scientific Integrity to have been fabricated.

    • Walter W. Stewart
    • Ned Feder
    The Imanishi-Kari Affair
  • Dr Margot O'Toole's comment (Nature 351, 180; 1991) raised issues about extracts from laboratory notebooks. Dr Imanishi-Kari now replies.

    • Tereza Imanishi-Kari
    The Imanishi-Kari Affair
  • Dr Margot O'Toole replies to Dr Herman Eisen, who investigated the challenge that she made in 1986 to the disputed Cell paper.

    • Margot O'Toole
    The Imanishi-Kari Affair
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News & Views

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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Article

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Letter

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Product Review

  • By combining small colloidal gold probes with video-enhanced quantitative microscopy, the intracellular dynamics of specific proteins in living cells can now be studied.

    • Hugo Geerts
    • Mark de Brabander
    • Rony Nuydens
    Product Review
  • Focusingthisweekon microscopy and image analysis, new products include a hand-held microscope, a new objective that converts a standard microscope to a fluorescence microscope, and a DNA sequence gel reader with voice recognition.

    Product Review
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