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China looks for genetics lead - at BBC - Mon, Apr 15, 2002
Complete genome map 'in 2003' - at BBC - Sun, Apr 14, 2002
Germany's Scienion Produces Gene Chip of a Different Color - at Small Times - Wed, Apr 10, 2002
Blood pressure recovery gene found - at BBC - Mon, Apr 08, 2002
Scrambled Drugs: Transgenic chickens could lay golden eggs - at Science News - Sat, Apr 06, 2002
Hot Cereal: Rice reveals bumper crop of genes - at Science News - Sat, Apr 06, 2002
Rice DNA finding will transform how the world is fed - at The Independent (UK) - Fri, Apr 05, 2002
Could GM rice feed the world? - at The Independent (UK) - Fri, Apr 05, 2002
Scientists map rice's genetic code - at San Francisco Chronicle - Fri, Apr 05, 2002
Rice genes offer grains of hope for hungry - at Christian Science Monitor - Fri, Apr 05, 2002
Genetic maps of 2 rice types 99% complete - at USATODAY.com - Fri, Apr 05, 2002
Scientists detail rice code - at BBC - Thu, Apr 04, 2002
Rice breakthrough could boost production - at USATODAY.com - Thu, Apr 04, 2002
Genome dispute touches rice - at BBC - Thu, Apr 04, 2002
Rice data to boost food security - at BBC - Thu, Apr 04, 2002
Chip For Screening Carbohydrates Developed At Chicago - at UniSci - Wed, Apr 03, 2002
Osteoarthritis gene breakthrough - at BBC - Mon, Apr 01, 2002
Swiss Firm Plans to Share Rice Genome - at The Washington Post (reg. req'd) - Thu, Mar 28, 2002
Jumping genes make "designer" animals easy - at New Scientist - Wed, Mar 27, 2002
PPL to sell stem cell stake - at The Guardian (UK). - Tue, Mar 26, 2002
German Nano, Bio Join Together To Try Building A Better Biochip - at Small Times - Tue, Mar 26, 2002
'Miracle drug' claims anger FDA - at San Francisco Chronicle - Tue, Mar 26, 2002
Doubts over 'pharming' technology - at BBC - Mon, Mar 25, 2002
Do gene patents wrap research in red tape? - at San Francisco Chronicle - Mon, Mar 25, 2002
Genes Spotted That May Turn Breast Cancer Metastatic - at UniSci - Thu, Mar 21, 2002
Why no one would bother to clone PPL - at The Guardian (UK). - Tue, Mar 19, 2002
Pupils call for ethics debate in science - at BBC - Tue, Mar 19, 2002
Geneticists protest at DNA of rice becoming a trade secret - at The Independent (UK) - Mon, Mar 18, 2002
Rice genome data row - at BBC - Mon, Mar 18, 2002
Corixa hits new roadblock - at Seattle Post-Intelligencer - Thu, Mar 14, 2002
Epilepsy 'master gene' found - at BBC - Mon, Mar 11, 2002
Gene clue to migraine mystery - at BBC - Sat, Mar 09, 2002
DNA model world record attempted - at BBC - Sat, Mar 09, 2002
ZymoGenetics sues Immunex for patent violation - at Seattle Post-Intelligencer - Fri, Mar 08, 2002
Sequencing One Human's Genome In Less Than 24 Hours - at UniSci - Thu, Mar 07, 2002
Embryo gene testing approved - at BBC - Wed, Mar 06, 2002
Gene for rare heart condition - at BBC - Tue, Mar 05, 2002
Genome hostilities resurface - at BBC - Tue, Mar 05, 2002
American firm 'cheated' in race to map genome - at The Independent (UK) - Tue, Mar 05, 2002
Cancer charity backs gene check - at The Guardian (UK). - Mon, Mar 04, 2002
Kyoto researchers find key immune system gene - at Japan Times - Mon, Mar 04, 2002
State nurtures life sciences - at Detroit Free Press - Mon, Mar 04, 2002
Key Component In Germination Of Seeds Discovered - at UniSci - Mon, Mar 04, 2002
Bid to outlaw DNA trophy hunters - at Observer (UK) - Sun, Mar 03, 2002
DNA yields dodo family secrets - at BBC - Thu, Feb 28, 2002
Shares of ImClone rise after FDA talks - at San Francisco Chronicle - Wed, Feb 27, 2002
Road show builds up DNA database - at MSNBC. - Tue, Feb 26, 2002
Genetic cause for fibroids - at BBC - Mon, Feb 25, 2002
Brave new world of genetics explored at Academy of Sciences meeting - at San Francisco Chronicle - Mon, Feb 25, 2002
The new Silk Road starts with goat udders - at Christian Science Monitor - Thu, Feb 21, 2002

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