Science 1997 Eliot Marshall - Abstracts

Science 1997 Eliot Marshall
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African malarial studies draw attention.Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Alzheimer's maverick moves to industry.(Allen Roses; Glaxo Wellcome)(Interview)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Clinton backs broad genetic safeguards.(president supports law forbidding discrimination based on genetics)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Clinton urges outlawing human cloning.Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Companies rush to patent DNA. (genes and DNA fragments)(Biotechnology: Betting on the Genome)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Disclosing data can get you in trouble.(researchers Milton Mutchnick and Ranagarao Panguluri charged with illegally disclosing negative information about clinical trial of Hepatitis-B drug)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Hughes network expands by a big leap.(Howard Hughes Medical Institute)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Is data-hoarding slowing the assault on pathogens? (includes related article on the Institute for Genomic Research and Human Genome Sciences Inc.)(Biotechnology: Betting on the Genome)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Lobbyists seek to reslice NIH's pie.(disease advocate groups seek redistribution of National Institutes of Health budget)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Mammalian cloning debate heats up.Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Need a reagent? Just sign here....(limits on scientific exchanges)(includes related information on materials transfer agreements at universities)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
NIH plans peer-review overhaul. (National Institutes of Health; includes related article on Elvera Ehrenfeld, new head of NIH's Division of Research Grants)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Panel approves gene trail for 'normals.'(Recombinant DNA Advisory Committee of the National Institutes of Health)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Panel urges cloning ethics boards: Human Genome Project.Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Panel weighs a law against cloning. (National Bioethics Advisory Commission)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
'Playing chicken' over gene markers.(gene patents put time pressure on Human Genome Project)(includes related information on biotechnology industry research)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Sequencers call for faster data release.(human DNA sequence data)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Slower road for clean-car program.(National Research Council predicts Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles will not meet its first deadline)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Snipping away at genome patenting.(commercial interests seek patents for single nucleotide polymorphisms)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
The mouse that prompted a roar. (transgenic mice created with patented technology; includes related article on commercials controls on biomedical research tools)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Too radical for NIH? Try DARPA. (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency more likely to fund radical biology projects than the National Institutes of Health)(includes related article on biological-weapons threats)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
U.S., Russia to study radiation effects.(research on radiation contamination along the Techa River in Russia)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Varmus grilled over breach of embryo research ban.(Harold Varmus; director of US National Institutes of Health)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Varmus to rule in fight over cell-sorting technology. (National Institutes of Health director Harold Varmus)(includes related article on CellPro Inc.'s public relations campaign)(May I See Your License, Please?)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
Whose DNA is it, anyway?(controversy over the control of genetic material)(includes related information on genetic research in remote populations and in Iceland)Science and technologyEliot Marshall
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