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Volume 356 Issue 6365, 12 March 1992

Opinion

  • Britain's forthcoming election will not solve the problems that matter most, notably the incorrigible waywardness of British governments between their occasional encounters with their electorate.

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  • The North American Free Trade Agreement deserves better than the back-burner until the US election.

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  • What will epidemiologists make of the scare that the world's hard discs would be wiped clean last Friday?

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Correspondence

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Commentary

  • Scientists have for too long been faced with a polarized debate concerning the ethics of animal experiments. An ethical ideal and a practical scoring system would be valuable for the moderate majority

    • David G. Porter
    Commentary
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News & Views

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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Review Article

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Article

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Letter

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Product Review

  • New products for molecular biologists include software for microsatellite analysis, a kit for the direct labelling of Fab', IgG or other proteins and molecules, and chromosome paints for the identification of individual human chromosomes.

    • Diane Gershon
    Product Review
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