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Volume 21 Issue 8, August 2003

A representation of fibrinolysis at a clot by tPA-coupled red blood cells (see Murciano et al. p 891). Artwork by Erin Boyle. Image of blood clot © PhotoResearchers

Volume 21 Issue 8

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  • Nanoparticles that combine features of viral and nonviral vectors show promise for targeted gene delivery.

    • Stephen J Russell
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  • Targeting increased gibberellin turnover to the sites of synthesis in vegetative tissues has resulted in dwarf rice with normal grain production.

    • Peter Hedden
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  • A conference in Potsdam, Germany confirms that plant metabolic profiling is moving from an early focus on technology development to one that also addresses trait discovery.

    • Barbara J Mazur
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Careers and Recruitment

  • Students starting their PhDs and postdocs moving into fresh areas of research often find themselves in need of different technical skills. How does everyone get up to speed?

    • Karen Kreeger
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