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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, IMPLEMENTATION OF NRC SCIENCE STANDARDS MOVES AHEAD, DESPITE SETBACKSFOR SOME, The Scientist, 10(24), 1996, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, WOMENS HEALTH ACTIVISTS NOTE PROGRESS BUT STILL SEE PROBLEMS, The Scientist, 10(23), 1996, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, INVESTIGATIONS ARE BLOSSOMING ON PROGRAMMED CELL-DEATH IN PLANTS, The Scientist, 10(22), 1996, pp. 13
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, LASKER-FOUNDATION HONORS 7, PRESENTS NEW AWARD FOR FIRST TIME, The Scientist, 10(21), 1996, pp. 3-5
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, PROPOSED HUMAN GENOME DIVERSITY PROJECT STILL PLAGUED BY CONTROVERSY AND QUESTIONS, The Scientist, 10(20), 1996, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
WILSON J
Citation: Ky. Kreeger et J. Wilson, PIONEER WILSON,JAMES REFLECTS ON GENE THERAPYS HOPES, HYPE, The Scientist, 10(2), 1996, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, GAIRDNER-FOUNDATION TO HONOR BIOMEDICAL-ENGINEER, 4 OTHERS, The Scientist, 10(19), 1996, pp. 3
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, BLOOD-BRAIN-BARRIER BOOMING AS A SOURCE OF NEW BIOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCHCHALLENGES, The Scientist, 10(18), 1996, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, 6 SCIENTISTS ARE ADDED TO RANKS OF PRESTIGIOUS MACARTHUR FELLOWS, The Scientist, 10(17), 1996, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, IMMUNOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS TOP LIST OF PEPTIDE-SYNTHESIS SERVICES (VOL 9, PG 18, 1996), The Scientist, 10(16), 1996, pp. 10-10
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, RESEARCHERS NETWORK, KEEP CURRENT WITH CONTINUING-EDUCATION COURSES, The Scientist, 10(15), 1996, pp. 14-15
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, IMMUNOLOGICAL APPLICATIONS TOP LIST OF PEPTIDE-SYNTHESIS SERVICES, The Scientist, 10(13), 1996, pp. 18-19
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, NEW EPA CANCER RISK GUIDELINES RECEIVING FAVORABLE REACTIONS, The Scientist, 10(11), 1996, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, FDA REFORM DEBATE HEATING UP AS SENATE, HOUSE PROPOSE BILLS, The Scientist, 10(10), 1996, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, NOBEL-PEACE-PRIZE SIGNALS NEW BEGINNING FOR PUGWASH, The Scientist, 10(1), 1996, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, ENVIRONMENTAL-HEALTH INSTITUTE BLENDS TOXICOLOGY AND MOLECULAR-BIOLOGY, The Scientist, 9(9), 1995, pp. 13
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, CALTECH GEOCHEMIST PATTERSON,CLAIR AWARDED TYLER-PRIZE IN RECOGNITIONOF HIS WORK ON HEALTH RISKS FROM LEAD, The Scientist, 9(9), 1995, pp. 16-16
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, DRAMATIC GROWTH IN DNA-BASED FORENSICS DOESNT TRANSLATE INTO JOB OPPORTUNITIES - GOVERNMENT AND PRIVATE LABS ARE SPRINGING UP TO ACCOMMODATE EXPANDED USE OF GENETIC-EVIDENCE, BUT RETRAINING EXISTING WORKERS, The Scientist, 9(8), 1995, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, NATIONAL ACADEMY PAYS TRIBUTE TO 16 SCIENCE AND ENGINEERING NOTABLES, The Scientist, 9(8), 1995, pp. 3
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, AMERICAN ORGANIC CHEMIST RECOGNIZED BY SAUDI-FOUNDATION - SHARPLESS,K.,BARRY, The Scientist, 9(8), 1995, pp. 17-17
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, CANCER IMMUNOTHERAPIES - AN OLD IDEA SPARKS NEW STUDIES, INDUSTRY INTEREST - USING THE IMMUNE-SYSTEM TO FIGHT THE DEADLY DISEASE SHOWS PROMISE, EXECUTIVES SAY, BUT VACCINES MAY TAKE YEARS TO BRING TO MARKET, The Scientist, 9(7), 1995, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, BUFFALO SCIENTIST HONORED FOR ENCOURAGING COLLEAGUES TO AIM FOR EXCELLENCE IN PHARMACOLOGICAL RESEARCH - SCHENTAG,JEROME,J., The Scientist, 9(7), 1995, pp. 21-21
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, SCIENCE-EDUCATION STANDARDS MEETING APPROVAL, SKEPTICISM - DAUNTING CHALLENGES, INCLUDING IMPLEMENTATION, ASSESSMENT, AND MAINTAINING PUBLIC SUPPORT, LIE AHEAD FOR NRCS K-12 GUIDELINES, The Scientist, 9(6), 1995, pp. 1
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, SCIENTIFIC CONCEPTS, GRADE BY GRADE, The Scientist, 9(6), 1995, pp. 10-10
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KREEGER KY
Citation: Ky. Kreeger, DEFINING STANDARDS, The Scientist, 9(6), 1995, pp. 11-11