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Volume 5, Number 9, 1 September 1999
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Aggregation inhibitors: hope for Huntington's?
pp. 372-372(1)
Author: Sansom C.

Nanobacteria linked to kidney disease
pp. 373-373(1)
Author: Dorrell S.

Targeted transgenics from the creators of Dolly
pp. 374-374(1)
Author: Brooksbank C.

On the TRAIL to a new cancer therapy
pp. 374-374(1)
Author: Fricker J.

Knockout mice for dummies
pp. 375-375(1)
Author: Osborne L.R.

Gene therapy for HIV infection: safe if not efficacious
pp. 375-375(1)
Author: Caplen N.J.

The complexity of simple disorders
pp. 376-376(1)
Author: Evans K.L.

The p53 family: same response, different signals?
pp. 387-392(6)
Author: Chen X.

Hepatitis C virus: current understanding and prospects for future therapies
pp. 393-399(7)
Authors: Rosen H.R.; Gretch D.R.

Gene therapy strategies to facilitate organ transplantation
pp. 400-405(6)
Authors: Deng S.; Brayman K.L.

The oncostatin M signalling pathway: reversing the neoplastic phenotype?
pp. 406-412(7)
Authors: Grant S.L.; Begley C.G.

An animal model for pycnodysostosis: the role of cathepsin K in bone remodelling
pp. 413-414(2)
Authors: Lazner F.; Gowen M.; Kola I.

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