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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY - HAIRY MICE OFFER HOPE FOR BALDNESS REMEDY, Science, 282(5394), 1998, pp. 1617
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, CELL BIOLOGY - A POSSIBLE NEW PARTNER FOR TELOMERASE, Science, 282(5393), 1998, pp. 1395
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, MICROBIOLOGY - GENOME LINKS TYPHUS BUG TO MITOCHONDRION, Science, 282(5392), 1998, pp. 1243-1243
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, TRAINING VIRUSES TO ATTACK CANCERS, Science, 282(5392), 1998, pp. 1244-1246
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, AGING RESEARCH - SINGLE-GENE CONTROLS FRUIT-FLY LIFE-SPAN, Science, 282(5390), 1998, pp. 856-856
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, A BONANZA FOR PLANT GENOMICS, Science, 282(5389), 1998, pp. 652-654
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, SLOW START FOR US RICE GENOME PROJECT, Science, 282(5389), 1998, pp. 653-653
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, AGRICULTURE RESEARCH - 1999 BUDGET - ONE-STEP FORWARD, 2 BACK, Science, 282(5388), 1998, pp. 392-393
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, A GENOMIC BATTLE OF THE SEXES, Science, 281(5385), 1998, pp. 1984-1985
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, GENOME RESEARCH - A CLOSER LOOK AT SNPS SUGGESTS DIFFICULTIES, Science, 281(5384), 1998, pp. 1787-1789
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, HOW A GROWTH-CONTROL PATH TAKES A WRONG TURN TO CANCER (VOL 281, PG 1438, 1998), Science, 281(5384), 1998, pp. 1809-1809
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, CELL BIOLOGY - HOW A GROWTH-CONTROL PATH TAKES A WRONG TURN TO CANCER, Science, 281(5382), 1998, pp. 1438
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, MOLECULAR EVOLUTION - HOW THE GENOME READIES ITSELF FOR EVOLUTION, Science, 281(5380), 1998, pp. 1131
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, ANIMAL CLONING - CLONED MICE PROVIDE COMPANY FOR DOLLY, Science, 281(5376), 1998, pp. 495
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, GENOME REVEALS WILES AND WEAK POINTS OF SYPHILIS, Science, 281(5375), 1998, pp. 324-325
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, THE FIRST CODON AND ITS DESCENDANTS, Science, 281(5375), 1998, pp. 330-330
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, HUMAN GENOME PROJECT - A PLANNED BOAST FOR GENOME SEQUENCING, BUT THEPLAN IS IN FLUX, Science, 281(5374), 1998, pp. 148-149
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, HUMAN-GENETICS - NEW GENE FOUND FOR INHERITED MACULAR DEGENERATION, Science, 281(5373), 1998, pp. 31-31
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY - FEMALES PICK GOOD GENES IN FROGS, FILES, Science, 280(5371), 1998, pp. 1837-1838
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, GENOMICS RESEARCH - SIFTING THROUGH AND MAKING SENSE OF GENOME SEQUENCES, Science, 280(5370), 1998, pp. 1692-1693
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, HUMAN GENOME PROJECT - FUNDERS REASSURE GENOME SEQUENCERS, Science, 280(5367), 1998, pp. 1185-1185
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, BUILDING A BETTER ASPIRIN, Science, 280(5367), 1998, pp. 1191-1192
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, DOES ASPIRIN WARD OFF CANCER AND ALZHEIMERS, Science, 280(5367), 1998, pp. 1192-1192
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, BIOPROSPECTING - LAWSUIT TARGETS YELLOWSTONE BUG DEAL (VOL 279, PG 1624, 1998), Science, 280(5366), 1998, pp. 989-989
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MARSHALL E
PENNISI E
Citation: E. Marshall et E. Pennisi, HUBRIS AND THE HUMAN GENOME, Science, 280(5366), 1998, pp. 994-995