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11th Jun 2006

Bacteria, Fungi and Viruses...


Helen Scales
Chris Smith

 

On this week's edition of the Naked Scientists radio show and podcast, Nottingham University's Liz Sockett and Cambridge University's Ali Ashby and Stacey Efstathiou will be putting the worlds of bacteria, fungi and viruses under the microscope.

 
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New Drug Hits Hiv Where it Hurts

New drug hits AIDS where it hurts - A new drug is now entering trials which aims to boost the arsenal of agents with which we can combat HIV. Arriving on the scene 25 years after the first cases of HIV were diagnosed, PA-457, as the new agent is currently know...

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