Regulatory Overkill?

By ANNE MARIE BORREGO

Universities fear that Congress is asking for too much in regulating work on dangerous substances

Paul S. Keim can't get to his bacteria. There's too much paper in the way.

Mr. Keim, who holds an endowed chair in microbiology at the University of

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