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Volume 340 Issue 6236, 31 August 1989

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  • Hopes that drug therapy will improve the lot of those infected with HIV have brightened, but it is too soon to tell what the consequences will be for the general spread of the disease.

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  • The US Congress, now interested in conflicts of interest, should aim at a few prescriptive principles.

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Product Review

  • Originally developed for immunoassays, magnetic beads in combination with streptavidin-biotin technology have demonstrated their power for separating DNA and RNA.

    • M. Uhlen
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  • This week features a range of products to help with difficult separations, from isoelectric focusing to the concentration of shear-sensitive cells.

    • Diane Gershon
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