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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, PLANTS DECODE A UNIVERSAL SIGNAL, Science, 278(5346), 1997, pp. 2054-2055
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, CELL BIOLOGY - MULTIPLE CLOCKS KEEP TIME IN FRUIT-FLY TISSUES, Science, 278(5343), 1997, pp. 1560-1561
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY - NEW DEVELOPMENTAL CLOCK DISCOVERED, Science, 278(5343), 1997, pp. 1564-1564
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, THE ARCHITECTURE OF HEARING, Science, 278(5341), 1997, pp. 1223-1224
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, HUMAN-GENETICS - NRC OKS LONG-DELAYED SURVEY OF HUMAN GENOME DIVERSITY, Science, 278(5338), 1997, pp. 568-568
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, NEUROBIOLOGY - ENZYME-LINKED TO ALCOHOL SENSITIVITY IN MICE, Science, 278(5338), 1997, pp. 573-573
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, ORGANIC-CHEMISTRY - POLYMER FOLDS JUST LIKE A PROTEIN, Science, 277(5333), 1997, pp. 1764-1764
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, HUMAN-GENETICS - GENE FOUND FOR THE FADING EYESIGHT OF OLD-AGE, Science, 277(5333), 1997, pp. 1765-1766
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, LABORATORY WORKHORSE DECODED, Science, 277(5331), 1997, pp. 1432
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Citation: E. Pennisi, MICROBIAL GENOMES COME TUMBLING IN, Science, 277(5331), 1997, pp. 1433-1433
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY - HAECKELS EMBRYOS - FRAUD REDISCOVERED, Science, 277(5331), 1997, pp. 1435-1435
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, MOLECULAR ENDOCRINOLOGY - DIFFERING ROLES FOUND FOR ESTROGEN 2 RECEPTORS, Science, 277(5331), 1997, pp. 1439-1439
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, NEUROBIOLOGY - SCHIZOPHRENIA CLUES FROM MONKEYS, Science, 277(5328), 1997, pp. 900-900
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, WHAT MAKES FRUIT-FLIES ROAM, Science, 277(5327), 1997, pp. 763-764
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, BIOTECHNOLOGY - TRANSGENIC LAMBS FROM CLONING LAB, Science, 277(5326), 1997, pp. 631-631
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, ECOLOGY - BRIGHTER PROSPECTS FOR THE WORLDS CORAL-REEFS, Science, 277(5325), 1997, pp. 491-493
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, MEETING BRIEFS - HOW MALE ANIMALS GAIN AN EDGE IN THE MATING GAME, Science, 277(5324), 1997, pp. 317-318
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, GENETICS - NEWFOUND GENE HOLDS KEY TO CELLS CHOLESTEROL TRAFFIC, Science, 277(5323), 1997, pp. 180-181
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PENNISI E
ROUSH W
Citation: E. Pennisi et W. Roush, DEVELOPING A NEW VIEW OF EVOLUTION, Science, 277(5322), 1997, pp. 34-37
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ROUSH W
PENNISI E
Citation: W. Roush et E. Pennisi, CAREERS - GROWING PAINS - EVO-DEVO RESEARCHERS STRADDLE CULTURES, Science, 277(5322), 1997, pp. 38-39
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, HOW THE NUCLEUS GETS IT TOGETHER, Science, 276(5318), 1997, pp. 1495-1497
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, GENOMICS - A CATALOG OF CANCER GENES AT THE CLICK OF A MOUSE, Science, 276(5315), 1997, pp. 1023-1024
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, EUROPE CANCER GENOME ANATOMY PROJECT, Science, 276(5315), 1997, pp. 1024-1024
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, BIOTECHNOLOGY - IN INDUSTRY, EXTREMOPHILES BEGIN TO MAKE THEIR MARK, Science, 276(5313), 1997, pp. 705-706
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PENNISI E
Citation: E. Pennisi, GENETICS - MERCK GIVES RESEARCHERS KNOCKOUT DEAL, Science, 276(5312), 1997, pp. 527-527