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April 19, 2002  
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Technique reveals protein life cycle
United Press International, Health Tips, April 19 – A team of UCSD scientists led by Mark Ellisman has developed a molecular-tagging technique to chronicle the development, movement and interactions of proteins in living cells. The results are published in the journal Science.
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AIDS drug fares well in big trial
New York Times, April 19, Pg. 6 – The first of a new class of AIDS drugs has proved to be effective in its initial large clinical trial. (Quotes UCSD professor of pathology Douglas D. Richman).
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Seven San Diego researchers awarded grant
San Diego Daily Transcript, April 19 – Seven San Diego researchers will share $201,000 in grants from the American Lung Association of San Diego including UCSD researchers Chantal Darquenne, Anuradha Desai, Reid Ikeda, Shazia M. Jamil, Jeannie Kim and David Kupferberg.
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U.S. reputation suffers by failing to denounce coup in Venezuela
Cox News Service, April 18 – The Bush administration is castigated for not denouncing the recent coup in Venezuela. (Quotes UCSD professor and former president Clinton Latin American adviser Richard Feinberg).
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Go ahead, laugh off global warming -- just learn to swim
San Diego Daily Transcript, Commentary, April 17 – Opinion article by Scripps Institution of Oceanography senior science writer Robert Monroe on contradictory news items about global climate change. (Quotes Scripps researcher Jeff Severinghaus and mentions Scripps oceanography professor Charles Keeling).
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