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In Washington the new sock-it-to-science stance is personified by Congressman Dingell, who has taken the lead in investigating the wrongdoings of researchers. Many scientists consider his intrusion into their domain dangerous because it threatens their long-held notion that science should be self-governed, self-regulated and...
Since the first working machine was developed six years ago by a team of Cetus Corp. researchers, including biochemist Kary Mullis, PCR has enabled researchers to study even the faintest, most fragmentary traces of DNA found in specks of dried blood, strands of hair, chips of bone. In the journal...
EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY. Thanks to PCR, it is now possible to extract badly degraded DNA sequences from ancient sources and enlarge them like photographic prints. Thus far, PCR has been used to examine minuscule fragments of DNA taken from the brain cells of humans buried 8,000 years ago in a...
The usually inflexible Shamir faces a decision that is existential as well as strategic. He cannot put Israel, the refuge of the Jewish people, in danger by compromising its security. Neither can he pass up a real opportunity to create a peace that could enhance the nation's safety. He...
HHS has steadfastly refused to release any records pertaining to Harvard's indirect costs since 1987, citing the current negotiations between the department and the University. And Harvard has declined to release the Coopers & Lybrand audit report it recently commissioned to examine indirect cost billings for this year.