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Volume 3 Issue 1, January 1997

Editorial

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Letters to the Editor

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News

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Commentary

  • An audit of international activity in malaria research highlights the need for a more concerted research effort.

    • Marlie Maclean
    • Joe Anderson
    • Catherine Davies
    Commentary
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News & Views

  • A live-attenuated SIV vaccine inducing protection in healthy adult monkeys appears both safe and effective but may be lethal when given in high doses to newborns (pages 32–36).

    • Michael Murphey-Corb
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  • Overexpressing utrophin in muscles may prove a promising strategy for treating Duchenne muscular dystrophy but many questions remain unanswered.

    • George Karpati
    News & Views
  • Inositol prevents neural tube defects in a mouse model of folate-resistant spina bifida (pages 60–66).

    • Judith G. Hall
    News & Views
  • Cloning of the human nucleoside transporter should benefit the design of improved nucleoside drugs for treating malignant disease (pages 89–93).

    • James S. Wiley
    News & Views
  • Evidence is accumulating that presenilin gene mutations may contribute to the pathogenesis of Alzheimer's disease by increasing amyloid β-protein production (pages 67–72).

    • Bruce T. Lamb
    News & Views
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Article

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Book Review

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On the Market

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