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CONTENTS Programme................................................................................. List of Participants..................................................................... General Introduction – M. Sánchez Sorondo ........................... Speech of Greeting – M. Sela...................................................... Introduction – A.M. Chagas....................................................... A Tale: The Manuscript – C. Chagas .......................................... A Tale: The Translation – C. Chagas ............................................. 9 12 18 20 21 22 26 SCIENTIFIC PAPERS The Main Lines of Multidisciplinary Research Implanted at the Institute of Biophysics by Carlos Chagas Filho D.F. de Almeida .......................................................................... The Contribution of Cell Biology for a Better Understanding of Chagas’ Disease W. de Souza ................................................................................ Sciences and Solidarity P. Germain .................................................................................. L’homme de science et la société actuelle A. Blanc-Lapierre ....................................................................... 33 41 56 62
8 CONTENTS Biodiversity and the Human Prospect P.H. Raven .................................................................................. Genetically Modified Organisms M.F. Singer ................................................................................. Molecular Evolution: Comparison of Natural and Engineered Genetic Variations W. Arber ...................................................................................... Constraints on the Origin and Evolution of Life C. de Duve .................................................................................. Challenges and Achievements in Infectious and Autoimmune Diseases M. Sela ........................................................................................ Carlos Chagas Filho: Scientist and Humanist R. Levi-Montalcini ..................................................................... How to Find Better Drugs for the Treatment of AIDS P.A.J. Janssen.............................................................................. The Challenges of Science M.F. Perutz ................................................................................. Functional Aspects of Left-handed Nucleic Acids B.A. Brown II and A. Rich......................................................... Society, Sciences, and the Future of our Species C. Pavan ...................................................................................... 71 78 90 102 112 118 125 127 135 159 TESTIMONIES C.E. di Rovasenda...................................................................... R. Dardozzi................................................................................. Tables .......................................................................................... 167 168 I-VI
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Page 21 and 22: GENERAL INTRODUCTION I would like t
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Page 25 and 26: 22 CARLOS CHAGAS FILHO
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Page 41 and 42: 38 DARCY F. DE ALMEIDA of Brazil”
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58 PAUL GERMAIN The great advantage
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60 PAUL GERMAIN of any nation or te
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L’HOMME DE SCIENCE ET LA SOCIÉT
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64 ANDRÉ BLANC-LAPIERRE celle du D
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66 ANDRÉ BLANC-LAPIERRE bons inven
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68 ANDRÉ BLANC-LAPIERRE Ne faut-il
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70 ANDRÉ BLANC-LAPIERRE proprement
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72 PETER H. RAVEN bringing about it
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74 PETER H. RAVEN major proportion
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76 PETER H. RAVEN ple in affluent c
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GENETICALLY MODIFIED ORGANISMS MAXI
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80 MAXINE F. SINGER even scary, som
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82 MAXINE F. SINGER maize and teosi
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84 MAXINE F. SINGER the DNA segment
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86 MAXINE F. SINGER chemicals, a de
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88 MAXINE F. SINGER engineered to p
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MOLECULAR EVOLUTION: COMPARISON OF
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92 WERNER ARBER bination between a
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94 WERNER ARBER in other cases a fe
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96 WERNER ARBER increasing number o
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98 WERNER ARBER evolution genes are
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100 WERNER ARBER designed genetic v
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CONSTRAINTS ON THE ORIGIN AND EVOLU
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104 CHRISTIAN DE DUVE which case or
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106 CHRISTIAN DE DUVE of course, a
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108 CHRISTIAN DE DUVE we provided t
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110 CHRISTIAN DE DUVE tree of life,
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CHALLENGES AND ACHIEVEMENTS IN INFE
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114 MICHAEL SELA we have succeeded
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116 MICHAEL SELA will learn that th
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CARLOS CHAGAS FILHO: SCIENTIST AND
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120 RITA LEVI-MONTALCINI some suspi
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122 RITA LEVI-MONTALCINI by enthusi
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124 RITA LEVI-MONTALCINI proverb sa
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126 PAUL A.J. JANSSEN The ‘do nov
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128 MAX PERUTZ because we realised
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130 MAX PERUTZ severe it is. There
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132 MAX PERUTZ largest structures o
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134 MAX PERUTZ of onset of the dise
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136 BERNARD A. BROWN II AND ALEXAND
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160 CRODOWALDO PAVAN species is in
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162 CRODOWALDO PAVAN that still has
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164 CRODOWALDO PAVAN eliminating so
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166 CRODOWALDO PAVAN ACKNOWLEDGEMEN
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168 TESTIMONIANZE RENATO DARDOZZI M
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