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Suing government-funded research institutions under the US False Claims Act may be one way to settle scientific imbroglios, but it is not a very good one.
On-site training in modern molecular technology and capacity-building in less developed countries are essential for the effective prevention and control of emerging, reemerging and endemic infectious diseases.
Lyophilized macromolecules complexed with zinc and encapsulated within degradable microspheres are slowly released for at least one month (pages 795–799).
Elevated levels of wild-type p53 in testicular tumors may contribute to their sensitivity to DNA damaging drugs and explain their high cure rate (pages 804–810).
Mice lacking TNF receptors show increased neuronal damage in response to excitotoxins or cerebral ischemia implying that TNF is neuroprotective (pages 788–794).
