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From: Jim Cummins
Date: Fri, 01 Oct 1993 00:40
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This Internet newsgroup carries the title pages of a number of journals in a format that is easy to import to EN+. For example: AU EISEL-U. REYNOLDS-K. RIDDICK-M. ZIMMER-A. NEIMANN-H. ZIMMER-A. TI Tetanus toxin light chain expression in Sertoli cells of transgenic mice causes alterations of the actin cytoskeleton and disrupts spermatogenesis. SO EMBO-J. 1993 AUGUST 11. 12(9). P 3365-3372. AU LOFERER-H. BOTT-M. HENNECKE-H. TI Bradyrhizobium japonicum TlpA, novel membrane-anchored thioredoxin-like protein involved in the biogenesis of cytochrome aa3 and development of symbiosis. SO EMBO-J. 1993 AUGUST 11. 12(9). P 3373-3383. I copy to a text file and then import directly to EN+ Thought the grup would like to know this, if they don't already. Jim Cummins School of Veterinary Studies Murdoch University Western Australia 6150 Tel +61-9-360 2668 Fax +61-9-310 4144 For every complex problem there's a simple solution. And it's wrong!
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