Subject: The Scientist Daily: March 22, 2005

From: The Scientist <[email-masked]>
Date: Tue, 22 Mar 2005 19:20:00 +0000 (GMT)

TUESDAY, MARCH 22, 2005

Biotechnology Reenergized
The goals and promise of Genomes to Life program have energy and environmental applications

(Aristides Patrinos)

HIF-1alpha hinders mismatch repair
The infamous hypoxia-induced factor enhances risk of genetic instability, study shows (Clementine Wallace)

Researcher admits faking data
'Egregiousness' of conduct over almost 15 years leads to first-ever lifetime ban on US grants (Doug Payne)

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Functional Genomics Annotation: It's Logical!
Symbolic logic helps unravel complex protein networks (Maria W Anderson)

Faking it in Frankfurt
(Stephen Pincock)

Biotech Takes on New Industries
Muscling its way into chemical, oil, and other areas, biotech is making inroads(Susan Warner)

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