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Volume 19 Issue 3, March 2001

Piecing together the human genome will provide new insights into biology, complexity, and ultimately disease treatment. Artwork by Nenad Jakesevic.

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  • The regeneration of tissues and organs offers a radical new approach to the treatment of injury and disease. It's a new medicine for a new millennium, but does the reality match the hype?

    • Sophie Petit-Zeman
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  • Fueled by strong demand from students and industry's need for trained bioinformaticists, universities are increasing their offerings in this fast-growing field.

    • Randy J. Zauhar
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