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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, No more nasty niffs - The end is nigh for noxious Nikes and rancid Reeboks, NEW SCI, 168(2260), 2000, pp. 21-21
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Running amok - A key immune cell that's supposed to protect us could turn killer, NEW SCI, 168(2259), 2000, pp. 7-7
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Pig organ firm goes stateside, NEW SCI, 168(2259), 2000, pp. 12-12
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Deadly draw - More and more women are dying for a cigarette. Is their sensitivity to nicotine to blame, NEW SCI, 168(2259), 2000, pp. 20-20
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Food poisoning bugs thrive in crop sprays, NEW SCI, 168(2259), 2000, pp. 20-20
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Deadly touch - Skin is the perfect breeding ground for rampaging superbugs, NEW SCI, 167(2258), 2000, pp. 6-6
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Killer tomatoes - What's lurking in the leaves of new plants?, NEW SCI, 167(2257), 2000, pp. 9-9
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Save our spuds, NEW SCI, 167(2257), 2000, pp. 18-18
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, How to sunbathe without getting wrinkles, NEW SCI, 167(2256), 2000, pp. 12-12
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, It takes a killer to stop a killer, NEW SCI, 167(2256), 2000, pp. 18-18
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Sleep tight with melatonin, NEW SCI, 167(2256), 2000, pp. 21-21
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Catch 'em if you can - Fish are starting to wise up to anglers' tricks, NEW SCI, 167(2253), 2000, pp. 6-6
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Coghlan, A
Boyce, N
Citation: A. Coghlan et N. Boyce, Put it to the vote - The pressure is building for politicians on both sides of the Atlantic to change the rules on embryo research, NEW SCI, 167(2252), 2000, pp. 4-5
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, It's just business, says Roslin, NEW SCI, 167(2252), 2000, pp. 5-5
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Highly cultured - Cells with an identity crisis can mature into life-saving brain or liver tissue ... possibly anything we like, NEW SCI, 167(2252), 2000, pp. 14-15
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Back to the source - The right to study human embryos could solve one of the most serious ethical dilemmas of stem cell research, NEW SCI, 167(2252), 2000, pp. 15-15
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Sugar and spice - Is a natural medicine hiding in your kitchen?, NEW SCI, 167(2251), 2000, pp. 10-10
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Bit of a spin, NEW SCI, 167(2251), 2000, pp. 14-14
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Something in the air, NEW SCI, 167(2250), 2000, pp. 15-15
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Tumour destroyers - Cold virus lends chemotherapy a helping hand, NEW SCI, 167(2250), 2000, pp. 19-19
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Reservoir sheep - Did BSE start in sheep, and could it still be lurking there?, NEW SCI, 167(2249), 2000, pp. 20-20
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Who needs cells?, NEW SCI, 167(2249), 2000, pp. 21-21
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Allergy test is good news for mice, NEW SCI, 167(2249), 2000, pp. 22-22
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Gene sequence puts the squeeze on orange pest, NEW SCI, 167(2248), 2000, pp. 14-14
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Coghlan, A
Le Page, M
Citation: A. Coghlan et M. Le Page, Spot the difference - By the end of the year we'll have the mouse genome too, NEW SCI, 167(2248), 2000, pp. 14-14