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Volume 342 Issue 6251, 14 December 1989

Opinion

  • Last weekend's European summit served chiefly to remind its participants that the European Community is far from being a self-consistent legal entity.

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  • Britain is about to destabilize a good broadcasting structure to satisfy Tory ideology and Treasury greed.

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Correspondence

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Commentary

  • The United States and Britain have a lot to learn from the Soviet way of doing science — not least from the system of allocating research funds.

    • George W. Fisher
    • Priscilla C. Grew
    • Bruce Yardley
    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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Article

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Letter

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Product Review

  • The GUS reporter gene system is already a powerful tool for the assessment of gene activity in transgenic plants. Further developments may lead to routine in vivo analysis and fusion genetics.

    • R. A. Jefferson
    Product Review
  • This week's focus on recombinant DNA technology features a protocol for the rapid separation of plasmid DNA, a baculovirus expression system and customized RNA-oligos.

    • Diane Gershon
    Product Review
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