Volume 20 Issue 3, March 2002

Editorial

Will these pigs ever fly?

Editorial 01 Mar 2002

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Editorial 01 Mar 2002

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Business and Regulatory News

UNEP “buys support for Cartagena,” say critics

John Hodgson
Business and Regulatory News 01 Mar 2002
Cubist highlights FDA's antibiotic resistance

Liz Fletcher
Business and Regulatory News 01 Mar 2002
Panels jockey for position in US debate on cloning

Jeffrey L. Fox
Business and Regulatory News 01 Mar 2002
Troubled big pharma turns away from biotech

Ken Garber
Business and Regulatory News 01 Mar 2002
Bush budget boosts bioterrorism research

Jeffrey L. Fox
Business and Regulatory News 01 Mar 2002
Organic farmers sue GMO producers

Aaron Bouchie
Business and Regulatory News 01 Mar 2002
In Brief

Business and Regulatory News 01 Mar 2002

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Commentary

Nontransgenic crops from transgenic plants

Robert J. Keenan
Willem P.C. Stemmer
Commentary 01 Mar 2002
How to publish DNA sequences with copyright protection

Willem P.C. Stemmer
Commentary 01 Mar 2002

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Fools Corner

Great companies, bad stocks

Tom Jacobs
Fools Corner 01 Mar 2002

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Book Review

How to become a programming tadpole

James G.R. Gilbert
Book Review 01 Mar 2002

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Correspondence

Real options for biotechnology valuation

Michael Harrison
Leonard Lerer
Correspondence 01 Mar 2002
Reply to 'Real options for biotechnology valuation'

Correspondence 01 Mar 2002
ES cell guidelines in Sweden

Stellan Welin
Anders Persson
Correspondence 01 Mar 2002
Germany permits import of ES cells

Fuat S. Oduncu
Correspondence 01 Mar 2002

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Feature

A perspective on protein microarrays

Proteins, not genes, are the true targets of medicines, but their analysis by array technology still poses significant challenges for drug developers.

Peter Mitchell
Feature 01 Mar 2002

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News & Views

Knocking out xenograft rejection

Two reports on the knockout of one allele of the α1,3-galactosyltransferase gene in pigs bring us one step closer to the transplantation of pig organs into people.

Jeffrey L. Platt
News & Views 01 Mar 2002
A solid base for assaying protein kinase activity

Peptide chips enable quantitative analysis of protein kinase activity and should facilitate the search for novel classes of protein kinase inhibitors.

Joseph Schlessinger
News & Views 01 Mar 2002
Hitting the sweet spot

A method for producing large carbohydrate microarrays allows high-throughput, sensitive detection of carbohydrate–antibody interactions.

Laura L. Kiessling
Christopher W. Cairo
News & Views 01 Mar 2002
Guided genes for tumor warfare

T cells have been recruited to both produce and deliver vectors to specific tumors in an animal model.

E. Antonio Chiocca
News & Views 01 Mar 2002
The genesis of embryonic stem cells

Does parthenogenesis offer a more promising means of developing immune-matched ES cells?

Alan Trounson
News & Views 01 Mar 2002
Spiderless spider webs

A silk protein has now been heterologously expressed, isolated, and spun into fibers in vitro for the first time.

David L. Kaplan
News & Views 01 Mar 2002

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News in Brief

In Brief

News in Brief 01 Mar 2002

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Review Article

Metabolic control analysis in drug discovery and disease

Marta Cascante
Laszlo G. Boros
Paul W.-N. Lee
Review Article 01 Mar 2002

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Article

Targeted disruption of the α1,3-galactosyltransferase gene in cloned pigs

Yifan Dai
Todd D. Vaught
David L. Ayares
Article 01 Mar 2002
Tumor antigen–specific induction of transcriptionally targeted retroviral vectors from chimeric immune receptor–modified T cells

John Chester
Anja Ruchatz
Richard Vile
Article 01 Mar 2002
Enhancement of the antitumor activity of interleukin-12 by targeted delivery to neovasculature

C. Halin
S. Rondini
D. Neri
Article 01 Mar 2002
Peptide chips for the quantitative evaluation of protein kinase activity

Benjamin T. Houseman
Joon H. Huh
Milan Mrksich
Article 01 Mar 2002
Carbohydrate microarrays for the recognition of cross-reactive molecular markers of microbes and host cells

Denong Wang
Shaoyi Liu
Aili Wang
Article 01 Mar 2002
An electrical probe of protein–DNA interactions on DNA-modified surfaces

Elizabeth M. Boon
Julia E. Salas
Jacqueline K. Barton
Article 01 Mar 2002
Fluorescent indicators for imaging protein phosphorylation in single living cells

Moritoshi Sato
Takeaki Ozawa
Yoshio Umezawa
Article 01 Mar 2002
Production of a freeze–thaw-stable potato starch by antisense inhibition of three starch synthase genes

Stephen A. Jobling
Roger J. Westcott
Gerhard P. Schwall
Article 01 Mar 2002

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Technical Report

Phosphoproteome analysis by mass spectrometry and its application to Saccharomyces cerevisiae

Scott B. Ficarro
Mark L. McCleland
Forest M. White
Technical Report 01 Mar 2002

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Erratum

Erratum: An invasive cleavage assay for direct quantitation of specific RNAs

Erratum 01 Mar 2002

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Patents

Biotechnology patent developments in Europe: an overview

Surveying the patent landscape from different perspectives may reveal clues to its future development.

Tom Broadhurst
Patents 01 Mar 2002
Recent patents in biosensor technology

Patents 01 Mar 2002

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People

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People 01 Mar 2002

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New on the Market

Genomics & proteomics and liquid handling

New on the Market 01 Mar 2002

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Careers and Recruitment

Effective recruitment strategies for the biotechnology industry

Automating human resource functions can be crucial in managing your employee base.

Debbie McGrath
Careers and Recruitment 01 Mar 2002

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Volume 20 Issue 3, March 2002

Editorial

Business and Regulatory News

Commentary

Fools Corner

Book Review

Correspondence

Feature

News & Views

News in Brief

Review Article

Article

Technical Report

Erratum

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People

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