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The LMB Archive collates scanned/digitised newspaper, magazine and web articles that relate to the activities of the LMB. This database lists the articles that have been catalogued so far.

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  • Pioneer researcher strives for Aids treatment breakthrough
    Authors Rothenberg, Ruth Source Jewish Chronicle, 17 April 1992 Year 1992
    Details Subject Abraham Karpas develops pioneering treament for Aids Keywords Aids; Frank Hayhoe; HemaCare; Abraham Karpas; Marianne [Karpas]; Tsilla [Karpas]; Medicorp; Passive Hyperimmune Therapy (PHT); Max Perutz
  • Profile: Francis H C Crick. The Mephistopheles of Neurobiology
    Authors Horgan, John Source Scientific American, February 1992, pp.16-17 Year 1992
    Details Subject Francis Crick Keywords Lawrence Bragg; Lewis Carroll; Francis Crick; Gerald Edelman; Christof Koch; Graeme Mitchison; Leslie Orgel; Maurice Wilkins; James Watson
  • Royal Prize
    Authors Cambridge Evening News Source Cambridge Evening News, 15 February 1992 Year 1992
    Details Subject Dr Sydney Brenner awarded the King Faisal International Prize Keywords Sydney Brenner; King Faisal
  • Scandal of US bid to buy vital UK research
    Authors McKie, Robin Source Sunday Observer, 26 January 1992, p.3 Year 1992
    Details Subject Publicly funded Nematode Project at risk of take over by a group of US scientists and businessmen Keywords Frederick Bourke; Caenorhabditis elegans; Charles Cantor; Eleanor Clay Ford; Henry Ford; Leroy Hood; Aaron Klug; Nematode Project; Dai Rees; John Sulston; James Watson
  • Slime over Europe
    Authors Kay, R. R. Source MRC News, No. 55: 27-28, June 1992 Year 1992
    Details Subject Work on the Dictyostelium discoideum and the importance of an EC network Keywords I. Carrin; Dictyostelium discoideum; T. Dingerman (Frankfurt); R. R. Kay; I. Morandini; A. Noegel (ICRF); M. Veron (Pasteur Institute); J. Williams (ICRF)
  • The Telegraph Litmus Test
    Authors The Telegraph Source The Telegraph, 7 September 1992, p.13 Year 1992
    Details Subject Max Perutz Keywords Wilhelm Backhaus; Peter Kapitsa; Mussolini; Max Perutz; Bertrand Russell
  • Trust hopes to end 'brain drain'
    Authors Watts, Susan Source The Independent, 28 July 1992 Year 1992
    Details Subject The Wellcome Trust hopes to revitalise biomedical research in Britain with tens of millions of pounds of extra cash Keywords Douglas Fearon; Medical Research Council; Bridget Ogilvie; Sanger Centre; Fred Sanger; John Sulston; Wellcome plc; Wellcome Trust
  • UK leads in £6bn antibodies race
    Authors McKie, Robin Source The Observer, 4 October 1992, p.36 Year 1992
    Details Subject Race to patent techniques which use bacteriophages to make antibodies Keywords Cambridge Antibody Technology (CAT); Campath-1H; David Chiswell; Aaron Klug; Georges Kohler; Cesar Milstein; National Research & Development Corporation (NRDC); Dai Rees (MRC); Scripps Institute (San Diego); Wellcome; Greg Winter
  • UK leads in £6bn antibodies race
    Authors Robin McKie Source The Observer 4th October 1992 Year 1992
    Details Subject UK Scientists believe they have achieved an important lead over US competitors in the race to patent techniques which use bacteriophages- genetically engineered microbes- to make antibodies Keywords Antibody; monoclonal; proteins; bacteriophages
  • Alert on animal testing backlash
    Authors Gillespie, Fulton Source Cambridge Evening News, 10 May [1991] Year Unknown
    Details Subject Scientists should be looking at ways of testing the safety of drugs without having to experiment on animals, says Dr Sydney Brenner Keywords Animal Testing; Colin Blakemore; Sydney Brenner; David Hubel; Research Defence Society; Transgenesis
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