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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Lean times - Europe's pig farmers are eyeing Denmark with alarm, NEW SCI, 165(2224), 2000, pp. 22-22
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Cloning without embryos - An ethical obstacle to cloned human tissue may be about to disappear, NEW SCI, 165(2223), 2000, pp. 4-4
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, In good taste - Our tongues have been tweaked to relish meaty flavours, NEW SCI, 165(2223), 2000, pp. 11-11
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Seeds of change, NEW SCI, 165(2223), 2000, pp. 12-12
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Burning backwards - Could cunning chemistry keep carbon emissions in check?, NEW SCI, 165(2223), 2000, pp. 15-15
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Seeds of life - Did interstellar clouds give a chemical kick-start to evolution?, NEW SCI, 165(2222), 2000, pp. 4-4
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Lifeless xenon wakes up in the cold, NEW SCI, 165(2221), 2000, pp. 6-6
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Missing the target - Gene therapy's most promising weapons may have a limited range, NEW SCI, 165(2221), 2000, pp. 8-8
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Bugs on the loose, NEW SCI, 165(2221), 2000, pp. 18-18
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Walk it off - If you want to keep your heart young, dig out your hiking boots, NEW SCI, 165(2220), 2000, pp. 10-10
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, A kick from cud, NEW SCI, 165(2220), 2000, pp. 10-10
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Stuff the turkey - A family row may not be the only holiday hazard, NEW SCI, 164(2218), 1999, pp. 11-11
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Coghlan, A
Fox, B
Citation: A. Coghlan et B. Fox, Keep that spray - Crops made resistant to pests still do better with chemicals, NEW SCI, 164(2217), 1999, pp. 5-5
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Less is more - Is the superpig a freak or a farmer's dream come true?, NEW SCI, 164(2217), 1999, pp. 22-22
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Fighting blight - An artificial gene keeps potatoes disease-free, NEW SCI, 164(2216), 1999, pp. 8-8
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Impasse - The world still can't agree on how to regulate biotech trade, NEW SCI, 164(2216), 1999, pp. 12-12
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Healthy home - A huge study has failed to link fields created by householdwiring to childhood cancers, NEW SCI, 164(2216), 1999, pp. 14-14
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Pollution keeps falling on their heads, NEW SCI, 164(2216), 1999, pp. 14-14
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Bugs give clean sites a glowing recommendation, NEW SCI, 164(2215), 1999, pp. 20-20
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Price of protection - The Pill leaves women vulnerable to gum disease, NEW SCI, 164(2214), 1999, pp. 7-7
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Relative values - Crossing rice with its wild cousins works wonders, NEW SCI, 164(2214), 1999, pp. 13-13
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Wicked weedkiller - Fat hen succumbs to tomato-loving fungus, NEW SCI, 164(2214), 1999, pp. 14-14
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Desperate remedies, NEW SCI, 164(2214), 1999, pp. 34-36
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, On your markers - New ways of engineering plants could win over sceptics, NEW SCI, 164(2213), 1999, pp. 10-10
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Coghlan, A
Citation: A. Coghlan, Splitting headache - Monsanto's modified soya beans are cracking up in theheat, NEW SCI, 164(2213), 1999, pp. 25-25