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 Rockefeller University's
Jules Hiesch
Discusses Research on Obesity
*March 1991
After more than 35 years of studying obesity from
virtually every angle, Jules Hirsch is still looking toward the future. While he is ... |
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 Physicist
Frank Wilczek asks,
"Anyons, anyone?"
*April 1991
Once upon a time, in the early 1980s, a small group of
theoretical physicists probed the statistical possibilities of a new class of ... |
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 USC's
Caleb Finch on the Neurobiology
of Aging
*May 1991
All but ignored before the 1960s, the subject of aging
has attracted increasing attention in recent years. In the United States ... |
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 Stanford's
Ron Davis Reflects on the Rise of Yeast Studies
*June 1991
For years, yeast failed to get a rise out of
researchers. The single-celled eukaryote was repeatedly passed over by the ... |
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 Caltech's
Ahmed Zewail on the Fast
Moving World of Femtochemistry
*July 1991
The word femtochemistry was coined to describe a brand
new area of chemical physics that was, in large measures, the work ... |
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 Oxford's
Roger
Penrose Looks for Links Between the Quantum & Classical
*August 1991
It is typical for mathematically gifted individuals to
enjoy a good puzzle. Roger Penrose is no exception. a long-standing interest ... |
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 Michael
J. Berridge on Insositol Phosphates & Cell Signaling
*September 1991
Perhaps no topic in the biological sciences during the
last decade has been more intensively pursued—and by more investigators—than the
... |
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 The
Loyola University Team
*October 1991
Thousands of times each day and millions of times each
year, diagnostic procedures requiring the use of contrast media are performed ... |
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 Valerie Beral Tracks the Agent
of Kaposi's Sarcoma
*November/December 1991
In the early 1980s, health officials in New York and
California witnessed an alarming outbreak of Kaposi's sarcoma and ... |
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