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Subject: Keeping lab Drosophila out of the lab cafeteria
Date: 17 Nov 1994 13:15:11 -0000
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Having read David's message I was wondering whether one day the caterers at
the ICRF may not get furious about laboratory mice clustering around where
cheese sandwiches are served or, even worse, laboratory workers clustering
around the cafeteria.  The result of this would obviously be to ban any
related research from the ICRF.  We may well be witnessing the beginning of
the end of modern biological research in the UK.  If this were the case, it
would mean that Drosophila succeeded where Mrs. Thatcher failed.
Kitsos Louis
louis@myia.imbb.forth.gr

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