Primates in the frame

David Cyranoski
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Nature, 2006, vol. 444, issue 7121, 812-813

Abstract: Primate researchers have long faced violent protests over their work. But in some countries, regulatory obstacles are taking a greater toll. David Cyranoski meets European scientists who feel that bureaucratic pressures are closing their labs.

Date: 2006
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