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Milestones in Molecular Biology: 50 years of the LMB
Authors MRC News Source MRC News, No. 76, Winter 1997 Year 1997

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Subject Various articles about the history and current research interests of the LMB (Articles indexed separately) Keywords (Articles indexed separately)
New views on a virulent virus
Authors Crowther, Tony Source MRC News 76: 14-17, Winter 1997 Year 1997

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Subject Hepatitis B is a major cause of human disease. As a first step towards new anti-viral drugs and vaccines, researchers are using sophisticated electron microscopy to discover how the virus is put together Keywords Linda Amos; Joyce Baldwin; Bettina Bottcher; Donald Caspar; Tony Crowther; David DeRosier; Jean Dubochet (EMBO); John Finch; Richard Henderson; Aaron Klug; Nigel Unwin; Samantha Wynne
Nobel prize for scientist
Authors Newcastle Upon Tyne Journal Source Newcastle Upon Tyne Journal, 16 October 1997, p.6 Year 1997

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Subject John Walker wins Nobel prize Keywords John Walker
Nobel prize honour for lab
Authors Cambridge Evening News Source Cambridge Evening News, October 1997 Year 1997

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Subject Dr John Walker becomes the eighth scientist from the Laboratory of Molecular Biology to win a Nobel prize Keywords Paul Boyer (University of California); Jens Skou (Aarhus University); John Walker
Nobel prize-winning scientist dies aged 80
Authors Cambridge Evening News Source Cambridge Evening News, 27 August 1997, p.2 Year 1997

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Subject Sir John Kendrew Keywords EMBL; EMBO; Sir John Kendrew; Max Perutz
Nobel triumph: Latest award brings a record
Authors Morpeth, Greer Source Cambridge Evening News, 17 October 1997, p.7 Year 1997

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Subject Award of Nobel Prize to John Walker brings the LMB the greatest number of prizewinners in the country Keywords Francis Crick; John Kendrew; Aaron Klug; Georges Kohler; Cesar Milstein; Max Perutz; Fred Sanger; John Walker; James Watson
Scientists gather to say farewell
Authors Cambridge Evening News Source Cambridge Evening News, 15 October 1997 Year 1997

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Subject Scientists gathered to say farewell to laboratory manager Michael Fuller Keywords Megan Davies; Michael Fuller; John Kendrew; Aaron Klug; Cesar Milstein; Max Perutz; Fred Sanger
Sharpshooters are ready for viral army
Authors Cookson, Clive Source Financial Times, 23 October 1997, p.4 (Bio section) Year 1997

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Subject Monoclonal antibodies are at last being used in practical applications Keywords Cambridge Antibody Technology (CAT); Centocor; Eli Lilly; Georges Kohler; Monoclonal antibodies; Magic Bullets; Cesar Milstein; Reopro
Sir John Kendrew
Authors Perutz, Max Source MRC News 75: 44, Autumn 1997 Year 1997

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Subject Sir John Kendrew Keywords Joseph Barcroft; European Molecular Biology Organisation (EMBO); Journal of Molecular Biology; John Kendrew; Lord Mountbatten; Max Perutz; Solly Zuckerman (Ministry of Defence)
Sir John Kendrew
Authors Thomas, John Meurig Source The Independent, 12 September 1997, p.18 Year 1997

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Subject Sir John Kendrew Keywords J. D. Bernal; Bijvoet; Sir Lawrence Bragg; Adolf Butenandt; Dorothy Crowfoot (Hodgkin); Richard Dickerson; Howard Dintzis; EMBL; Friedrich-Freska; E. A. Moelwyn Hughes; Jacob; Journal of Molecular Biology; Ephraim Katchalski-Kazir; John Kendrew; Aaron Klug; Ole Maalo; Golda Meir; Linus Pauling; Max Perutz; J. M. Robertson; Fred Sanger; Leo Szilard; James Watson; Sir Robert Watson-Watt; Vicki Weisskopf; Jeffries Wyman