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Featured Scientists in 1998:
Ad BaxProtein Pro: NIH's Ad Bax on NMR Spectroscopy
January/February 1998
Over the past decade, analyzing the structure of proteins has become considerably more than an ...

     

Timothy A. SpringerTimothy A. Springer on Cell Adhesion Molecules
March/April 1998
It was no more than 20 years ago that biologists believed that cell adhesion molecules were simply the glue of  ...

     

Graeme BellHHMI's Graeme Bell on the Genetics of Diabetes
May/June 1998
It is estimated that one to two percent of the world population has diabetes mellitus, a condition defined as ...

     

Sir Ghillean PranceBotanist Ghillean Prance Champions Biodiversity
July/August 1998
Biodiversity is one of the planets most precious resources, and the tropical rain forests harbor the bulk of this ...

     

Thomas M JessellHHMI's Thomas M. Jessell on Cell Differentiation
September/October 1998
One of the salient lessons to come out of developmental biology over the last two decades is that the mechanisms ...

     

Frank McCormickUCSF's Frank McCormick: Cold Calculation on Cancer
November/December 1998
Most research scientists consider themselves fortunate if they manage one fruitful career in the course of a ...

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