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What is perceived
A Merck official gives his company's view of "patenting in the genomes field." The representation of scientists and engineers on the central committee of the Chinese Communist Party is discussed. Whether a 1996 Science report explained "important features of the HIV-1 epidemic" is debated. And could software be developed for computer screens that would give color-blind individuals "a fuller range and vividness of color vision"? (Below, plates used to assess color vision defect, which read as
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, , 
, and X by those with
normal color vision.)
How to Submit a Letter to the Editor
Volume 278, Number 5339,
Issue of 31 October 1997
pp. 785-789.
Letters in This Issue
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Genome Patenting
Alan R. Williamson |
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Chinese Academy Members
Cong Cao Eds. |
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Different Subtypes of HIV-1 and Cutaneous Dendritic Cells
M. Pope et al. M. Essex et al. |
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Color Vision, Genetics, and Computers?
Eric L. Altschuler and Martin Lades |
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LKLF and FasL Expression: Correction and Clarification
Chay T. Kuo et al. |
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Corrections and Clarifications
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