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Volume 361 Issue 6408, 14 January 1993

Opinion

  • Next Wednesday's ceremony in Washington is bound to be an uplifting and even moving ceremony, but not all of the new president's hankerings for change are to be equally keenly awaited.

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  • Industry's record on research casts doubt on pleas to fund British science on a ‘purchaser–provider’ basis.

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  • Dangerously, the British government is being impelled towards further restrictions on the British press.

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Correspondence

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Commentary

  • To interpret the activity of living human brains, their neuroanatomy must be known in detail. New techniques to do this are urgently needed, since most of the methods now used on monkeys cannot be used on humans.

    • Francis Crick
    • Edward Jones
    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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Letter

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Product Review

  • Fundamental information that enhances our understanding of biospecific interactions can be obtained using a new analytical system based on biosensor technology. The functional characteristics of biospecific interaction, such as kinetics, affinity and binding position, are examined by label-free analysis of proteins in free solution binding to an immobilized ligand at a hydrophilic sensor surface.

    • Magnus Malmqvist
    Product Review
  • Sequence analysis software, structure prediction programs, columns and media, and a range of products for glycobiology research — new products for a new year.

    • Diane Gershon
    Product Review
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