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Scientific American|October 1, 1988

Maternal dysinheritanceT M Beardsley

Scientific American|June 1, 1988

Bethesda brain drainT M Beardsley

Scientific American|February 1, 1988

New genes for oldT M Beardsley

Scientific American|May 1, 1989

Risky businessT M Beardsley

Scientific American|August 1, 1989

Bloodless coup. Inhibiting blood vessel growth could starve solid tumorsT M Beardsley

Scientific American|October 1, 1990

Adjusted agenda. AIDS activists accelerate alternative approachesT M Beardsley

Scientific American|May 1, 1990

Tainted feed, mad cows. Could a British cattle disease infect U.S. herds?T M Beardsley

Scientific American|April 1, 1989

Multiple choice. Viral fingerprints are found in the blood of MS patientsT M Beardsley

Scientific American|April 1, 1988

Damage controlT M Beardsley

Scientific American|September 1, 1990

Molecular engineers mimic mother natureT M Beardsley

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Scientific American|October 1, 1988

Maternal dysinheritanceT M Beardsley

Scientific American|June 1, 1988

Bethesda brain drainT M Beardsley

Scientific American|February 1, 1988

New genes for oldT M Beardsley

Scientific American|May 1, 1989

Risky businessT M Beardsley

Scientific American|August 1, 1989

Bloodless coup. Inhibiting blood vessel growth could starve solid tumorsT M Beardsley

Scientific American|October 1, 1990

Adjusted agenda. AIDS activists accelerate alternative approachesT M Beardsley

Scientific American|May 1, 1990

Tainted feed, mad cows. Could a British cattle disease infect U.S. herds?T M Beardsley

Scientific American|April 1, 1989

Multiple choice. Viral fingerprints are found in the blood of MS patientsT M Beardsley

Scientific American|April 1, 1988

Damage controlT M Beardsley

Scientific American|September 1, 1990

Molecular engineers mimic mother natureT M Beardsley

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