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Volume 376 Issue 6535, 6 July 1995

Opinion

  • Last week's contest for the leadership of Britain's Conservative party was a missed chance by both sides to say what is right and wrong about plans for a common currency

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  • On the heels of an aborted trade war with Japan, the United States is still hankering after bilateralism.

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  • Journalists who break agreed embargoes damage not only themselves but also their profession.

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Correspondence

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News & Views

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Scientific Correspondence

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Book Review

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Article

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Letter

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Nature Sister Publications

  • Articles flagged here look into a possible way to control proliferation of cancer cells, the origins of some common birth defects, and mechanisms of catalysis of a tRNA synthetase and two aminotransferases.

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Product Review

  • Product review comes in loud and clear with a PCR detection system, a solid phase sequencing kit, a micro-dispensing system, a template isolation kit and a DNA surface decontaminant.

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