Connecting Chlamydia to Heart Disease was an interesting article I thought. Ron Blue >>>>>>>>> -----Original Message----- From: Mailing List <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Date: Tuesday, March 16, 1999 12:22 AM Subject: THE SCIENTIST March 15, 1999 issue is now available >Welcome to The Scientist contents alert service. The March 15, 1999 >issue is now available on our free web site at: >http://www.the-scientist.library.upenn.edu > >Please feel free to forward this e-mail message to any colleagues, >bulletin boards or list servers that might be interested, and encourage >your colleagues to join our mailing list. > >Subscribers to the print version of THE SCIENTIST who have not already >filled out a subscription qualification form for 1999 may do so at: >http://www.pub-serv.com/sf/sc > >Please see the end of this message for information on joining or leaving >this mailing list. > >--------------------------------- >Stories in this issue > >NEWS >Concerns About Bioterrorism: A mid-February conference held in Crystal >City, Va. encourages preparedness and discourgages panic. > >Heart in a Box: The Living Implants from Engineering (L.I.F.E.) >Initiative is an international effort whose goal is to create a >bioengineered heart in 10 years. > >Exploring Eugenics: Blurring lines between eugenics and genetic research >have prompted the American Society of Human Genetics (ASHG) to release a >new statement. > >The World vs Cancer: The Epstein-Barr virus, implicated in cancer >etiology in China, is providing international impetus for vaccine >development. > >Chestnut Revival: The American chestnut finally may be on its way back >to health, thanks largely to genetics. > >Virtual Biodiversity: Facilities are already under way all over the >world at regional, national, and international levels, and a global one >is planned. > >OPINION >Letters: "Evolution:Pro," By James A. Carr >"... and Con," By Albert S. Andersont >Opinion: The Threat of Biological Weapons Must Be Addressed, by Joshua >Lederberg >Commentary: Cooperation: The International Role of Scientists, by >Alexander Keynan > >RESEARCH >Hot Papers: Richard D. Palmiter of the University of Washington >discusses the role of neuropeptide Y. > >Steve Oliver of the University of Manchester Institute of Science and >Technology and Andre Goffeau of the Universite Catholique de Louvain, >Belgium, discuss whole-genome sequencing. > >PROFESSION >The Georgia Research Alliance: State government, industry, and academia >team up and stake a claim on the biotech map. > >LABCONSUMER >LOAD'EM UP THE EASY WAY: Molecular Probes Influx cell loading reagent >delivers the goods to cells. > >TOUCH AND GO: Techne's new Touchgene thermal cycler. > >MICROSCOPIC IMAGE RECOGNITION: Automated analysis software from >Bioseparations. > >PROFILE: HOW THE WESTERN WAS WON: A profile of tools and kits available >for Western blotting. > >PROFILE: THE TIES THAT BIND: Peptide display technology > >NOTEBOOK >Seeing the Retina; Sunburned Transposons; Telltale Tangles; Connecting >Chlamydia to Heart Disease; T-Cell Boosters; 'Multi-Hit' Mechanism; Iron >Heavy Rice > >See the latest Job Opportunities at: >http://www.the-scientist.lib.upenn.edu/yr1999/mar/job_list_990315.html > >------------------------------------- > >------------------------------------- >MANAGING YOUR MAILING LIST MEMBERSHIP > >If you want to continue to receive these e-mails, you need do nothing. We welcome new members to our contents alert mailing list and ask you to forward this massage to any colleagues who might be interested. > >If you want to add or remove your address from the list, visit our e-mail list management web site at: > > http://PEACH.EASE.LSOFT.COM/scripts/wa.exe?SUBED1=THE-SCIENTIST-L&A=1 > >OR > >To remove your name you can send an email to: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >To add your name you can send an email to: > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >If you have any comments on The Scientist list server, please send an e-mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] > >
