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April 26, 2002 Vol. 26, No. 30
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Researcher traces gene development in 'last common link'

A researcher studying the last common link between invertebrate and vertebrate animals has found a key genetic change that separates the spineless from the backboned. Full story

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David Copperfield teaches a Project Magic seminar.
Photo by Mary Butkus
Abracadabra!

David Copperfield teaches therapists and students how to use magic for patient rehabilitation through Project Magic, a nationwide program for hospitals and medical schools. The School of Medicine's Program in Occupational Therapy and the Rehabilitation Institute of St. Louis sponsored the program, which was held April 20 at the 4444 Forest Park Building.



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