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In This Edition:
- Boosting the supply of key breast cancer stem cells
- New process for making lighter metal foams
- Bourbon on the briquettes
- New drug nanocarriers for nanomedicine
- Profiling muscle loss in aging
- Security gaps loom large years after the 2001 terrorist anthrax attacks
- Journalists' Helper of the Week
- Mark Your Calendars: Chemistry 2006-San Francisco
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Boosting the supply of key breast cancer stem cells
Biotechnology Progress
The key to developing more effective ways to diagnose and treat breast cancer will probably involve targeting…