Strengthening biomedicine's roots

Ken A. Dill
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Ken A. Dill: University of California

Nature, 1999, vol. 400, issue 6742, 309-310

Abstract: Abstract The future of biomedicine depends on the strength of its underpinning sciences, including chemistry, physics and mathematics. Therein lie some of biomedicine's most challenging and costly problems, and greatest opportunities.

Date: 1999
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