Scientific American 1992 John Rennie - Abstracts

Title	Subject	Authors
Scientific American 1992 John Rennie
A census of stranglers. (semi-parasitic strangler figs)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Bug in a gilded cage; all that glitters is sometimes bacteria. (bacteria-formed gold particles)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Cells for Jerry's kids; experts argue the merits and safety of human trials. (muscular dystrophy research)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Defining dyslexia. (disability or degree of skill)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Entomophagy. (cooked insects used for food)	Science and technology	John Rennie
First-class culprit: an autoimmunity theory meets with resistance.	Science and technology	John Rennie
Formula for diabetes? Cow's milk for infants may contribute to the disease.	Science and technology	John Rennie
Getting out the bugs: wise management may keep a safe pesticide effective.	Science and technology	John Rennie
Inside job. (destruction of viruses inside neurons by antibodies)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Keeping it in the family. (Philippa Marrack and John Kappler)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Life in the fast lane.	Science and technology	John Rennie
Living together. (cycle between parasitized snails and birds) (includes related articles)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Mother's little favorite. (genetic study of flour beetles)	Science and technology	John Rennie
Mutable mutation. (genetic diseases)	Science and technology	John Rennie
The mice that missed: two models for Alzheimer's disease are retracted.	Science and technology	John Rennie
Trojan horse: did a protective peptide exacerbate Bhopal injuries?	Science and technology	John Rennie

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