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Volume 4 Issue 1, January 1998

Editorial

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Letters to the Editor

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News

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Commentary

  • When we see the results of clinical trials, we look unwittingly at a drama in which the desperation and hopes of the research subjects are only present in the codification of the results. Consequently, it is easy to overlook the suffering of those involved and to feel little sympathy for them. The advent of AIDS has meant that many aspects of medical practice, including the design of clinical trials, are being scrutinized with renewed vigor.

    • Deborah Zion
    Commentary
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News & Views

  • Solid tumors in mice treated with several cycles of the angiogenesis inhibitor endostatin regress, do not develop drug resistance, and eventually fail to recur.

    • Douglas Hanahan
    News & Views
  • The binding of rifampicin to the human glucocorticoid receptor explains how this antibiotic exerts its immunosuppressive effects (pages 92–96).

    • John S. Blanchard
    News & Views
  • Genetic immunization against Ebola virus in a guinea pig model advances our understanding of the immune response in this disease (pages 37–42).

    • Thomas Folks
    News & Views
  • Mutations in a homeodomain transcription factor that controls photoreceptor differentiation cause Cone-Rod Dystrophy, an inherited disease of retinal degeneration that results in blindness.

    • Marc Abitbol
    • Jean-Louis Dufier
    News & Views
  • Constitutive expression of a Jak-3 transgene reverses severe combined immunodeficiency in a mouse model (pages 58–64).

    • Claudio Bordignon
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  • Soluble Fas ligand is a less potent inducer of poptosis than its membrane-bound form, and may be a mediator of inflammation as well as a death agonist (pages 31–36).

    • Andreas Strasser
    • Liam O'Connor
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