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Volume 373 Issue 6510, 12 January 1995

Opinion

  • Russia's heavy-handed approach to separatist tendencies in Chechenia is old-fashioned, to say the least, especially because both federalism and separatism are likely to be prominent features of the constitutional landscape ahead.

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  • Do not pity those compelled to do without their latest microprocessor.

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  • A British magazine appears to believe (with Lysenko) that genes can triumph over natural selection.

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Correspondence

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Commentary

  • In his recent book Crossing the Threshold of Hope, Pope John Paul II airs his views on human reproduction. The pity is that he ignores most of modern genetics and embryology.

    • John Godfrey
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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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New on the Market

  • For your New Year's research resolutions — a new set of nine mouse cytokine ELISAs, a robotic analysis com-poser, three new centrifuges, a hand held infrared thermometer, and a combine SPM/SEM.

    • Brendan Norton
    New on the Market
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