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Volume 323 Issue 6084, 11 September 1986

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  • Two years of introspection about the climatic consequences of a nuclear war come to a climax in Berne next week. The outlook seems less chilly than was thought

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  • Harvard prompts the question whether universities are being diverted from academic ways.

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  • Another hijacked aircraft at Karachi last week suggests the need for more deliberate safeguards.

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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Letter

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Matters Arising

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Product Review

  • The hybrid mutants and mutant families created by cassette mutagenesis may advance our understanding of the relationship between function and structure.

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  • While the delegates to Nature's Boston conference explore the human genome, DNA manipulation dominates the exhibit area.

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