Volume 20 Issue 11, November 2002

Editorial

Bubble babies and bathwater

Editorial 01 Nov 2002

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Business and Regulatory News

FDA appointee faces angry, demoralized staff

Jeffrey L. Fox
Business and Regulatory News 01 Nov 2002
Biotechs hold their own in shifting industry

Peter Mitchell
Business and Regulatory News 01 Nov 2002
Angiogenesis inhibitors suffer new setback

Ken Garber
Business and Regulatory News 01 Nov 2002
US panel advises resumption of gene trials

Jeffrey L. Fox
Business and Regulatory News 01 Nov 2002
Poor crop management plagues Bt cotton experiment in India

K.S. Jayaraman
Business and Regulatory News 01 Nov 2002
In Brief

Business and Regulatory News 01 Nov 2002

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Commentary

From precautionary principle to risk–risk analysis

Indur M. Goklany
Commentary 01 Nov 2002
The dialogue between precaution and risk

Lillian Auberson-Huang
Commentary 01 Nov 2002

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Fools Corner

Is your biotech giving away the store?

Tom Jacobs
Fools Corner 01 Nov 2002

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Correspondence

A turning point in Johannesburg?

Val Giddings
Correspondence 01 Nov 2002
Labeling should be mandatory

Marc Lappé
Correspondence 01 Nov 2002
An open-source oligomicroarray standard for human and mouse

Matthew A. Wright
George M. Church
Correspondence 01 Nov 2002

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Feature

Value drivers in licensing deals

Various valuation formulae do not explain the valuation of many licensing deals, indicating that persuasive negotiators play an influential role.

Katie Arnold
Anthony Coia
Alicia Löffler
Feature 01 Nov 2002

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News & Views

Neural stem cells, scaffolds, and chaperones

Two reports on immortalized neural precursor cells, seeded in a biodegradable polymer scaffold or directly injected in the injured brain, offer insights into the repair of damage from stroke and Parkinson's disease.

Dennis A. Steindler
News & Views 01 Nov 2002
Shewanella—the environmentally versatile genome

The genome sequence of Shewanella oneidensis reveals a breathtakingly versatile respiratory electron transport chain system.

James M. Tiedje
News & Views 01 Nov 2002
Pumping out the arsenic

Arabidopsis thaliana has been engineered to contain two bacterial enzymes to help it remove arsenic from contaminated soils.

Michaeleen Doucleff
Norman Terry
News & Views 01 Nov 2002
Celebrating diversity and mimicking maturation

B-cell lines that hypermutate their immunoglobulin genes can be exploited to generate antigen-specific antibodies.

Leonard G. Presta
News & Views 01 Nov 2002
A parasite genome sheds light on an old enemy

The Plasmodium falciparum genome sequence will facilitate the identification of novel classes of antimalarials and new vaccine candidates that bring the control of malaria in humans one step closer.

Alan F. Cowman
Brendan S. Crabb
News & Views 01 Nov 2002

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News in Brief

In Brief

News in Brief 01 Nov 2002

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Article

Neural stem cells display an inherent mechanism for rescuing dysfunctional neurons

Jitka Ourednik
Václav Ourednik
Evan Y. Snyder
Article 15 Oct 2002
The injured brain interacts reciprocally with neural stem cells supported by scaffolds to reconstitute lost tissue

Kook In Park
Yang D. Teng
Evan Y. Snyder
Article 15 Oct 2002
Genome sequence of the dissimilatory metal ion–reducing bacterium Shewanella oneidensis

John F. Heidelberg
Ian T. Paulsen
Claire M. Fraser
Article Open Access 07 Oct 2002
Site-specific genomic integration produces therapeutic Factor IX levels in mice

Eric C. Olivares
Roger P. Hollis
Michele P. Calos
Article 15 Oct 2002
Generation and iterative affinity maturation of antibodies in vitro using hypermutating B-cell lines

Sarah J. Cumbers
Gareth T. Williams
Michael S. Neuberger
Article 15 Oct 2002
Laboratory evolution of a soluble, self-sufficient, highly active alkane hydroxylase

Anton Glieder
Edgardo T. Farinas
Frances H. Arnold

Collection:

Nobel Prize in Chemistry 2018
Article 07 Oct 2002
Engineering tolerance and hyperaccumulation of arsenic in plants by combining arsenate reductase and γ-glutamylcysteine synthetase expression

Om Parkash Dhankher
Yujing Li
Richard B. Meagher
Article 07 Oct 2002

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Technical Report

Measuring prions causing bovine spongiform encephalopathy or chronic wasting disease by immunoassays and transgenic mice

Jiri G. Safar
Michael Scott
R. Anthony Williamson
Technical Report 21 Oct 2002
A sensitive and specific enzyme-based assay detecting HIV-1 virion fusion in primary T lymphocytes

Marielle Cavrois
Carlos de Noronha
Warner C. Greene
Technical Report 30 Sept 2002
Arrayed adenoviral expression libraries for functional screening

Frits Michiels
Helmuth van Es
Peter Tomme
Technical Report 30 Sept 2002

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Corrigendum

Erratum: Rapidly maturing variants of the Discosoma red fluorescent protein (DsRed)

B.J Bevis
B.S Glick
Corrigendum 01 Nov 2002

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Patents

Intellectual property protection for plant innovation: Unresolved issues after J.E.M. v. Pioneer

Although the US Supreme Court upheld the patent eligibility of plants, issues remain concerning the decision's implementation and other forms of plant IP protection.

Mark D. Janis
Jay P. Kesan
Patents 01 Nov 2002
Recent patents in transgenics

Patents 01 Nov 2002

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People

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People 01 Nov 2002

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Imaging and microscopy

New on the Market 01 Nov 2002

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Careers and Recruitment

White coats “off the peg”

Contract technical workers are in demand as science-based companies deal with increased costs and competition.

Emma Mills
Careers and Recruitment 01 Nov 2002

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Business and Regulatory News

Commentary

Fools Corner

Correspondence

Feature

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News in Brief

Article

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