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Scientific American|October 1, 1991
Secret garden. Cell culture may provide a unique route to taxolD Erickson
Scientific American|November 1, 1991
Skinside out. Drug delivery in reverse could be a diabetic's boonD Erickson
Scientific American|September 1, 1990
Big-time orphan. Human growth hormone could be a blockbusterD Erickson
Scientific American|June 1, 1992
Genes to orderD Erickson
Scientific American|August 1, 1992
Sea sickD Erickson
Scientific American|February 1, 1992
A better red. Another candidate in the search for a blood substituteD Erickson
Scientific American|November 1, 1992
Intuitive design. Artificial intelligence helps a drugmaker learn what worksD Erickson
Scientific American|August 1, 1991
Do DNA fingerprints protect the innocent?D Erickson
Scientific American|June 1, 1990
Patent power. The oil-eating bacterium that spawned an industryD Erickson
Scientific American|January 1, 1990
Rational drugsD Erickson
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Scientific American|October 1, 1991
Secret garden. Cell culture may provide a unique route to taxolD Erickson
Scientific American|November 1, 1991
Skinside out. Drug delivery in reverse could be a diabetic's boonD Erickson
Scientific American|September 1, 1990
Big-time orphan. Human growth hormone could be a blockbusterD Erickson
Scientific American|June 1, 1992
Genes to orderD Erickson
Scientific American|August 1, 1992
Sea sickD Erickson
Scientific American|February 1, 1992
A better red. Another candidate in the search for a blood substituteD Erickson
Scientific American|November 1, 1992
Intuitive design. Artificial intelligence helps a drugmaker learn what worksD Erickson
Scientific American|August 1, 1991
Do DNA fingerprints protect the innocent?D Erickson
Scientific American|June 1, 1990
Patent power. The oil-eating bacterium that spawned an industryD Erickson
Scientific American|January 1, 1990
Rational drugsD Erickson
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