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Volume 323 Issue 6091, 30 October 1986

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  • Both the Soviet Union and the United States have evidently over-committed themselves to arms control proposals that cannot be safely carried through. They need help in backing away from them.

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  • The City of London is entering the twentieth century awkwardly and apprehensively.

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  • Few are fond of the Strategic Defense Initiative, but a boycott of research would be mistaken.

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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Product Review

  • Brain tissue preparations provide a window on the regulation of neuroreceptor function that cell-free preparations cannot offer. The view reveals complex neuromodulator interactions.

    • E.W. Karbon
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  • November's meeting of the American Society for Neuroscience will bring a host of novel products to Washington.

    • Wright Karen
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