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Foolproof fingerprints: the counterfeit killers
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This week's magazine
21 April 2007
Issue 2600
Editor's picks
Table of contents
News
Health
Beat polio now – it will be cheaper
It has cost more than $5 billion to drag polio levels to their current low. It will cost another $1.5 to kill it off, but even that is cheaper than long-term containment
News
Health
Infection blunder revealed at animal testing lab
News
Health
Chernobyl alert over birth defects
News
Earth
Rampant tourism leaves Galapagos in big trouble
News
60 Seconds
News
Earth
Biofuel’s dirty little secret
News
Health
WHO must focus on mother-to-child HIV transmission
News
Space
Duff software patch sealed Mars probe’s fate
News
Schools urged into divisive drug crackdown
News
Physics
Millions spent, but was gravity result worth it?
News
Physics
Death of ‘sterile neutrino’ raises new spectre
News
Earth
Soybean boom spells bad news for climate
News
Life
Extreme bacteria run chemistry of life in reverse
News
Soundbites
News
Health
Insight: Questions follow reports of stem cell diabetes cure
News
This week 50 years ago
News
Earth
Biofuel issues rekindle Berkeley’s radical flame
News
Humans
Monkey genome springs surprise for human origins
News
Health
Gene makes some people fatter
News
Life
Flying in V-formation gives best view for least effort
News
Earth
Leaf loss adds to frogs’ woes
News
Health
Aspirin may protect against cancer
News
Space
Twin star clue to Red Square puzzle
News
Earth
Fossilised ‘fern’ reveals prehistoric treetops
News
Humans
Chimps are the most refined ape of all
News
Life
If you’re driving, stay off the phone
News
Earth
Proving food’s ethical origin
News
Earth
Cellphones: a pollution risk
News
Technology
Gizmo
News
Technology
Poachers to blame for patent delays
News
Life
Perfect clones, to the last computer-generated wrinkle
News
Technology
Creepy-crawly robot to mend a broken heart
News
Opinion
Features
Technology
Foolproof fingerprints: the counterfeit killers
Counterfeiters are getting amazingly good at making fakes but as New 杏吧原创 discovers, there's something they'll never be able to copy
Features
Life
Mind-altering media
Features
Earth
Africa’s cassava comeback
Features
Health
Teenagers trapped in the wrong body
Features
Earth
Histories: Scars of a catastrophe
Features
More
Through a pinhole lightly
Books & Arts
Earth
Review: Dirt: The erosion of civilizations by David Montgomery
Books & Arts
Health
The word: Paradoxical undressing
Regulars
Earth
How to Live a Low-Carbon Life, by Chris Goodall
Books & Arts
Life
Making Up the Mind: How the brain creates our mental world, by Chris Frith
Books & Arts
Bioscience careers in North-west England
Careers
