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First published online July 13, 2004

Journal of Cell Science 117, 1605e (2004)
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Sticky Wicket – what to do if you're scooped

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As Mole said in his last column, being scooped is just about the worst thing that can happen to a scientist. So how do you respond? And what should you do with your newly not-novel data? On p. 3407, Mole offers some solutions, explaining the difference between an overscoop and an underscoop. Apparently, things are not as bad as they first seemed...


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