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California Researchers Call Into Question The Estimated Number of Human Genes
California Researchers Call Into Question The Estimated Number of Human Genes
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California Researchers Call Into Question The Estimated Number of Human Genes

By Scott Hensley

Wall Street Journal, Aug 24, 2001, p.B.4

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Scientists Go on Hunt For the `Dark Energy' Filling In the Universe
Scientists Go on Hunt For the `Dark Energy' Filling In the Universe
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Scientists Go on Hunt For the `Dark Energy' Filling In the Universe

By Sharon Begley

Wall Street Journal, Oct 18, 2002, p.B.1

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Research for Hire: Firms Help Patients Find Latest Cures for Chronic Illnesses
Research for Hire: Firms Help Patients Find Latest Cures for Chronic Illnesses
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Research for Hire: Firms Help Patients Find Latest Cures for Chronic Illnesses

By Tara Parker-Pope

Wall Street Journal, Nov 26, 2002, p.D.1

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Taste -- Review & Outlook: Science Fictions
Taste -- Review & Outlook: Science Fictions
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Taste -- Review & Outlook: Science Fictions

Wall Street Journal, Jul 6, 2001, p.W.11

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All Species Great and Small --- Taxonomists Unite to Catalog The Planet's Biodiversity; Possible Cost? $3 Billion
All Species Great and Small --- Taxonomists Unite to Catalog The Planet's Biodiversity; Possible Cost? $3 Billion
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All Species Great and Small --- Taxonomists Unite to Catalog The Planet's Biodiversity; Possible Cost? $3 Billion

By David Bank

Wall Street Journal, Jan 22, 2002, p.B1

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Santa, You Haven't Changed a Bit! -- And There's a Reason
Santa, You Haven't Changed a Bit! -- And There's a Reason
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Santa, You Haven't Changed a Bit! -- And There's a Reason

By Sharon Begley

Wall Street Journal, Dec 20, 2002, p.B.1

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Florida's Fix After Anthrax Scare: Alerting, Not Alarming, Residents
Florida's Fix After Anthrax Scare: Alerting, Not Alarming, Residents
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Florida's Fix After Anthrax Scare: Alerting, Not Alarming, Residents

By Evan Perez

Wall Street Journal, Oct 12, 2001, p.A.6

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Proteins -- Not Genes -- Could Be Clue to Human Complexity, Disease
Proteins -- Not Genes -- Could Be Clue to Human Complexity, Disease
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Proteins -- Not Genes -- Could Be Clue to Human Complexity, Disease

By Scott Hensley

Wall Street Journal, Feb 13, 2001, p.B.1

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Studying Pollution's Impact on the Genetic Level --- New Technique Could Help Predict Damage in Animals That Appear to Be Healthy
Studying Pollution's Impact on the Genetic Level --- New Technique Could Help Predict Damage in Animals That Appear to Be Healthy
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Studying Pollution's Impact on the Genetic Level --- New Technique Could Help Predict Damage in Animals That Appear to Be Healthy

By Jim Carlton

Wall Street Journal, Jul 31, 2001, p.B.1

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Genetic Secrets Of Malaria Bug Cracked at Last
Genetic Secrets Of Malaria Bug Cracked at Last
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Genetic Secrets Of Malaria Bug Cracked at Last

By Gautam Naik

Wall Street Journal, Jan 18, 2002, p.B1

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The Best Way to... ...Prepare for a Baby
The Best Way to... ...Prepare for a Baby
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The Best Way to... ...Prepare for a Baby

By Molly Williams

Wall Street Journal, Nov 12, 2001, p.R.15

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Aches & Claims: Can a Pill Boost Your Memory?
Aches & Claims: Can a Pill Boost Your Memory?
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Aches & Claims: Can a Pill Boost Your Memory?

By Robert J. Davis

Wall Street Journal, Nov 26, 2002, p.D.3

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Researchers Delve Into the Darker Side Of Scary-Ride Junkies
Researchers Delve Into the Darker Side Of Scary-Ride Junkies
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Researchers Delve Into the Darker Side Of Scary-Ride Junkies

By Sharon Begley

Wall Street Journal, May 31, 2002, p.B.1

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Natural Selection: After Humans, Herds Of Animals Line Up For Gene Sequencing --- Dogs, Chimps and Protozoa All Have Their Backers In a High-Stakes Contest --- Designing the Perfect Bee
Natural Selection: After Humans, Herds Of Animals Line Up For Gene Sequencing --- Dogs, Chimps and Protozoa All Have Their Backers In a High-Stakes Contest --- Designing the Perfect Bee
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Natural Selection: After Humans, Herds Of Animals Line Up For Gene Sequencing --- Dogs, Chimps and Protozoa All Have Their Backers In a High-Stakes Contest --- Designing the Perfect Bee

By Laurie Mcginley

Wall Street Journal, Feb 28, 2002, p.A.1

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Boom Town: Forget Shopping -- the Web's Most Fun and Lasting Use Is About Discovery --- Sister Aquariums in Bay Area Use Internet to Share Data With Scientists and Gawkers
Boom Town: Forget Shopping -- the Web's Most Fun and Lasting Use Is About Discovery --- Sister Aquariums in Bay Area Use Internet to Share Data With Scientists and Gawkers
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Boom Town: Forget Shopping -- the Web's Most Fun and Lasting Use Is About Discovery --- Sister Aquariums in Bay Area Use Internet to Share Data With Scientists and Gawkers

By Kara Swisher

Wall Street Journal, Mar 11, 2002, p.B.1

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Why George Gershwin May Have Called It `Rhapsody in Blue'
Why George Gershwin May Have Called It `Rhapsody in Blue'
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Why George Gershwin May Have Called It `Rhapsody in Blue'

By Sharon Begley

Wall Street Journal, Jun 28, 2002, p.B.1

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New Clues to Canine Origins --- DNA Data Indicate All Dogs Descend From Asian Wolves; Novel Theory of Domestication
New Clues to Canine Origins --- DNA Data Indicate All Dogs Descend From Asian Wolves; Novel Theory of Domestication
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New Clues to Canine Origins --- DNA Data Indicate All Dogs Descend From Asian Wolves; Novel Theory of Domestication

By Peter Landers

Wall Street Journal, Nov 22, 2002, p.B.1

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Scientists boost superconductor current density
Scientists boost superconductor current density
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Scientists boost superconductor current density

Stipp, David

Wall Street Journal, Apr 19, 1995, p.B8

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Scientists close in on practical aerogels, insulation that's almost as light as air
Scientists close in on practical aerogels, insulation that's almost as light as air
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Scientists close in on practical aerogels, insulation that's almost as light as air

Naj, Amal

Wall Street Journal, Mar 30, 1995, p.B8

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Health journal: How to put hyped study results under a microscope
Health journal: How to put hyped study results under a microscope
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Health journal: How to put hyped study results under a microscope

Chase, Marilyn

Wall Street Journal, Jan 16, 1995, p.B1

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