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Volume 372 Issue 6501, 3 November 1994

Opinion

  • Nature's pride in its survival this far should not be mistaken for evidence that the future can prudently be an extrapolation of the past. There are challenges and opportunities ahead.

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  • The European Commission in the New Year will influence European science, but nobody can yet tell how.

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Correspondence

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Frontiers of Ignorance

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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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Structural Biology

  • Structural insight into the trimeric organization of the human mannose-binding protein sheds light on the workings of the non-clonal, innate immune response in vertebrates.

    • Guy Riddihough
    Structural Biology
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