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The World Bank's annual report on development strategy shows its full commitment to environmental causes. When will that go so far as to link assistance with prudent population policies?
Duesberg's argument that HIV is not the cause of AIDS gained no new ground at last week's alternative AIDS conference, but his message has already been taken up by a small army of followers.
The increasing diversity of new cell cultures is seriously stretching the capabilities of traditional methods of identification. DNA fingerprinting is set to play an important role in increasing confidence in the authenticity of cultures in research and industry.
Featured this week— new Microbial Strain Data Network developments, an artificial capillary cell culture system that is designed to simulate in vivo growth conditions and an anti-mycoplasmal antibiotic to add to your armoury.
