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April 2001, Volume 410, Issue 6830
- 850-850 Have your say
by Heike Langenberg
April 2001, Volume 410, Issue 6829
- 615-615 Farmer fined for growing GM seed
by David Spurgeon - 615-616 Experts clash over likely impact of cheap AIDS drugs in Africa
by Meredith Wadman - 616-616 Climate change transforms island ecosystem
by Peter Pockley - 616-616 Criticism mounts as Bush backs out of Kyoto accord
by Mark Schrope - 617-617 Bush appoints venture capitalist as technology adviser
by Irwin Goodwin - 617-617 Fears of cults and kooks push Congress towards cloning ban
by Paul Smaglik - 618-618 Primate centre promises insight into ape research
by Nina Schnapp - 618-618 Madrid quakes as Barcelona shows ambition
by Xavier Bosch - 619-619 Indian rocket fizzles out as test launch fails to fly
by K. S. Jayaraman - 619-619 Network boost for southeast Europe
by Quirin Schiermeier - 619-619 Ecologists score victory over controversial dyke project
by David Cyranoski - 622-624 Can they rebuild us?
by Peter Aldhous - 624-624 A tortured tale of supply and demand
by Joanna Downer - 626-626 Breaking the nuclear taboo
by Tony Reichhardt - 627-627 Spain is a closed culture to foreign researchers
by Simon Pickin - 627-627 EU will gain from funding eastern European centres of excellence
by Simeon Anguelov & Norbert Kroo & Pierre Lasserre & Pierre Papon - 629-630 Cultures of knowledge
by Wolf Lepenies - 631-632 Playing the numbers game
by Norman Myers - 632-633 A scientist to count on
by W. Timothy Gowers - 633-634 Going one better than nature?
by John Emsley - 634-634 Science in culture
by Horace Freeland Judson - 635-635 Heavenly phenomena
by Euan Nisbet - 637-637 Why rename things?
by Ralph A. Lewin - 639-640 Climate and amphibian declines
by J. Alan Pounds - 640-641 Hearts and bones
by Mark Sussman - 643-644 Rapid alloy assessment
by Robert W. Cahn - 644-645 In a fly's ear
by Peter M. Narins - 645-647 Molecules at the edge
by Peter J. Rossky - 647-647 Turbulent creep
by Josette Chen - 648-649 Channelling calcium
by James W. Putney - 649-650 Time, money and tradeoffs
by David F. Bradford - 650-650 Warping space
by David Jones - 651-651 Enigmatic northern plains of Mars
by Paul Withers & Gregory A. Neumann - 651-652 Animal nitrogen swap for plant carbon
by John N. Klironomos & Miranda M. Hart - 652-653 Are hospital waiting lists self-regulating?
by D. P. Smethurst & H. C. Williams - 653-654 The hardest known oxide
by L. S. Dubrovinsky & N. A. Dubrovinskaia & V. Swamy & J. Muscat & N. M. Harrison & R. Ahuja & B. Holm & B. Johansson - 655-660 Invariant scaling relations across tree-dominated communities
by Brian J. Enquist & Karl J. Niklas - 661-663 Stable methane hydrate above 2 GPa and the source of Titan's atmospheric methane
by J. S. Loveday & R. J. Nelmes & M. Guthrie & S. A. Belmonte & D. R. Allan & D. D. Klug & J. S. Tse & Y. P. Handa - 663-667 A thermodynamic connection to the fragility of glass-forming liquids
by L.-M. Martinez & C. A. Angell - 667-671 Intermittent dislocation flow in viscoplastic deformation
by M.-Carmen Miguel & Alessandro Vespignani & Stefano Zapperi & Jérôme Weiss & Jean-Robert Grasso - 671-675 Varied pore organization in mesostructured semiconductors based on the [SnSe4]4- anion
by Pantelis N. Trikalitis & K. Kasthuri Rangan & Thomas Bakas & Mercouri G. Kanatzidis - 675-677 An alternative approach to establishing trade-offs among greenhouse gases
by Alan S. Manne & Richard G. Richels - 677-681 Coupled major and trace elements as indicators of the extent of melting in mid-ocean-ridge peridotites
by Eric Hellebrand & Jonathan E. Snow & Henry J. B. Dick & Albrecht W. Hofmann - 681-684 Complex causes of amphibian population declines
by Joseph M. Kiesecker & Andrew R. Blaustein & Lisa K. Belden - 684-686 Towards a resolution of the lek paradox
by Janne S. Kotiaho & Leigh W. Simmons & Joseph L. Tomkins - 686-690 Hyperacute directional hearing in a microscale auditory system
by Andrew C. Mason & Michael L. Oshinsky & Ron R. Hoy - 690-694 Motion direction, speed and orientation in binocular matching
by Raymond van Ee & Barton L. Anderson - 694-698 The homeobox gene lim-6 is required for distinct chemosensory representations in C. elegans
by Jonathan T. Pierce-Shimomura & Serge Faumont & Michelle R. Gaston & Bret J. Pearson & Shawn R. Lockery - 698-701 C. elegans odour discrimination requires asymmetric diversity in olfactory neurons
by Paul D. Wes & Cornelia I. Bargmann - 701-705 Bone marrow cells regenerate infarcted myocardium
by Donald Orlic & Jan Kajstura & Stefano Chimenti & Igor Jakoniuk & Stacie M. Anderson & Baosheng Li & James Pickel & Ronald McKay & Bernardo Nadal-Ginard & David M. Bodine & Annarosa Leri & Piero Anversa - 705-709 CaT1 manifests the pore properties of the calcium-release-activated calcium channel
by Lixia Yue & Ji-Bin Peng & Matthias A. Hediger & David E. Clapham - 710-714 IKKα controls formation of the epidermis independently of NF-κB
by Yinling Hu & Veronique Baud & Takefumi Oga & Keun Il Kim & Kazuhiko Yoshida & Michael Karin - 715-718 Functional proteins from a random-sequence library
by Anthony D. Keefe & Jack W. Szostak - 718-718 Erratum: Scabrous complexes with Notch to mediate boundary formation
by Patricia A. Powell & Cedric Wesley & Susan Spencer & Ross L. Cagan - 718-718 Correction: The limits of selection during maize domestication
by Rong-Lin Wang & Adrian Stec & Jody Hey & Lewis Lukens & John Doebley - 721-721 Increase in protein analysis pushes demand for synchrotron operators
by Helen Gavaghan - 722-722 What is a synchrotron?
by Helen Gavaghan - 722-722 Automated for the people
by Paul Smaglik - 723-723 Wages may make it hard to attract scientists to synchrotrons
by Paul Smaglik - 723-724 US structural genomics effort needs physicists for success
by Paul Smaglik - 724-724 NMR versus synchrotron radiation
by Robert Triendl - 724-724 Staffing shortage threatens Japan's structural genomics
by Robert Triendl
March 2001, Volume 410, Issue 6828
- 501-501 Delays allowed foot-and-mouth epidemic to sweep across Britain
by Jim Giles - 501-501 Americans perplexed by GM food
by Corie Lok - 502-502 Butchery lay behind CJD cluster
by David Adam - 502-502 Publishers challenged over access to papers
by Meredith Wadman - 503-503 Plans to reduce acceptable arsenic limit put on hold
by Corie Lok - 503-503 Critics claim 'sight-saving' rice is over-rated
by Nina Schnapp & Quirin Schiermeier - 504-504 Japan's academics get green light to make their fortunes
by David Cyranoski - 504-504 Race is on to win Australian funding for big science projects
by Peter Pockley - 505-505 Regulator rebuked over cannabis
by Alison Abbott - 505-505 Sonar system offered special dispensation
by Mark Schrope - 508-509 The battle of Tugen Hills
by Declan Butler - 510-512 Think like a bee
by Jim Giles - 513-513 Faculty start-ups offer temptation to breach academic rules . .
by Richard K. Koehn - 513-513 'Art' was a load of fluff
by Magnus Johnson - 513-513 . . . but Syngenta deal is a boon to Berkeley
by Matthew Metz - 515-516 Managing foot-and-mouth
by Mark Woolhouse & Alex Donaldson - 517-518 The Bone Wars revisited
by Tim D. White - 518-519 Citation gold standard
by John Ziman - 519-520 Darkness at noon
by Jay M. Pasachoff - 520-520 Feeling our way
by Simon Baron-Cohen - 521-521 Unwritten knowledge
by Jared Diamond - 523-523 The good and the bad
by Sidney Toby - 525-526 Magnetic explosions in space
by James F. Drake - 526-527 Our newest oldest ancestor?
by Leslie C. Aiello & Mark Collard - 527-530 Cannabinoids act backwards
by MacDonald J. Christie & Christopher W. Vaughan - 530-531 Night moves of pregnant moths
by Clarence A. Ryan - 531-533 Dragging single electrons
by Konstantin Likharev - 533-534 Colour my i's blue
by Lynn C. Robertson - 534-536 Chinese salamanders tell tales
by Robert Carroll - 536-537 Chromosome defects in the colon
by David M. Livingston - 537-537 Natural currents
by David Jones - 538-538 Leonard Mandel (1927–2001)
by G. S. Agarwal & Z. Y. Ou - 539-539 Pattern and intensity of physical activity
by Klaas R. Westerterp - 539-540 The Archaeoraptor forgery
by Timothy Rowe & Richard A. Ketcham & Cambria Denison & Matthew Colbert & Xing Xu & Philip J. Currie - 541-548 Liquid crystalline spinning of spider silk
by Fritz Vollrath & David P. Knight - 549-554 Essential role of the mitochondrial apoptosis-inducing factor in programmed cell death
by Nicholas Joza & Santos A. Susin & Eric Daugas & William L. Stanford & Sarah K. Cho & Carol Y. J. Li & Takehiko Sasaki & Andrew J. Elia & H.-Y. Mary Cheng & Luigi Ravagnan & Karine F. Ferri & Naoufal Zamzami & Andrew Wakeham & Razqallah Hakem & Hiroki Yoshida & Young-Yun Kong & Tak W. Mak & Juan Carlos Zúñiga-Pflücker & Guido Kroemer & Josef M. Penninger - 555-557 Production of iron nanoparticles by laser irradiation in a simulation of lunar-like space weathering
by Sho Sasaki & Keiko Nakamura & Yoshimi Hamabe & Erika Kurahashi & Takahiro Hiroi - 557-560 Rapid magnetic reconnection in the Earth’s magnetosphere mediated by whistler waves
by X. H. Deng & H. Matsumoto - 560-562 Manipulation of elementary charge in a silicon charge-coupled device
by Akira Fujiwara & Yasuo Takahashi - 563-565 Vortex dynamics in superconducting MgB2 and prospects for applications
by Y. Bugoslavsky & G. K. Perkins & X. Qi & L. F. Cohen & A. D. Caplin - 565-567 Extreme damping in composite materials with negative-stiffness inclusions
by R. S. Lakes & T. Lee & A. Bersie & Y. C. Wang - 567-570 Climate variability 50,000 years ago in mid-latitude Chile as reconstructed from tree rings
by Fidel A. Roig & Carlos Le-Quesne & José A. Boninsegna & Keith R. Briffa & Antonio Lara & Håkan Grudd & Philip D. Jones & Carolina Villagrán - 570-574 Simulating the amplification of orbital forcing by ocean feedbacks in the last glaciation
by M. Khodri & Y. Leclainche & G. Ramstein & P. Braconnot & O. Marti & E. Cortijo - 574-577 Late Jurassic salamanders from northern China
by Ke-Qin Gao & Neil H. Shubin - 577-580 Caterpillar-induced nocturnal plant volatiles repel conspecific females
by Consuelo M. De Moraes & Mark C. Mescher & James H. Tumlinson - 580-582 Unconscious priming eliminates automatic binding of colour and alphanumeric form in synaesthesia
by Jason B. Mattingley & Anina N. Rich & Greg Yelland & John L. Bradshaw - 583-587 Vertical interactions across ten parallel, stacked representations in the mammalian retina
by Botond Roska & Frank Werblin - 588-592 Endogenous cannabinoids mediate retrograde signalling at hippocampal synapses
by Rachel I. Wilson & Roger A. Nicoll - 592-596 Ca2+ signalling between single L-type Ca2+ channels and ryanodine receptors in heart cells
by Shi-Qiang Wang & Long-Sheng Song & Edward G. Lakatta & Heping Cheng - 596-599 Drought-induced guard cell signal transduction involves sphingosine-1-phosphate
by Carl K.-Y. Ng & Kathryn Carr & Martin R. McAinsh & Brian Powell & Alistair M. Hetherington - 599-604 Hedgehog acts as a somatic stem cell factor in the Drosophila ovary
by Yan Zhang & Daniel Kalderon - 604-608 Structural basis for co-stimulation by the human CTLA-4/B7-2 complex
by Jean-Claude D. Schwartz & Xuewu Zhang & Alexander A. Fedorov & Stanley G. Nathenson & Steven C. Almo - 608-611 Crystal structure of the B7-1/CTLA-4 complex that inhibits human immune responses
by Carin C. Stamper & Yan Zhang & James F. Tobin & David V. Erbe & Shinji Ikemizu & Simon J. Davis & Mark L. Stahl & Jasbir Seehra & William S. Somers & Lidia Mosyak - 611-611 Correction: Genetic control and evolution of sexually dimorphic characters
by Artyom Kopp & Ian Duncan & Dorothea Godt & Sean B. Carroll - 611-611 Correction: Mitochondrial genome variation and the origin of modern humans
by Max Ingman & Henrik Kaessmann & Svante Pääbo & Ulf Gyllensten
March 2001, Volume 410, Issue 6827
- 397-397 No Wellcome money for Celera
by David Adam - 397-398 German lab unveils plan to build physicists' next particle collider
by Alison Abbott & Josette Chen - 398-398 More culls planned as Britain wrestles with foot-and-mouth
by David Adam - 399-399 Israel plans new particle accelerator
by Haim Watzman - 399-399 Space-station cuts leave research in lurch
by Tony Reichhardt - 400-400 Conflicting volcano tales erupt in public view
by Rex Dalton - 401-401 Bush U-turns on pledge for carbon dioxide emissions
by Mark Schrope - 401-401 Trials offer way forward for Parkinson's
by Alison Abbott - 404-406 One woman is enough..
by David Cyranoski - 407-407 Sleepless in Seattle
by Sarah Tomlin - 408-408 We must not be bound by anti-GM extremists
by Henry I. Miller - 408-408 Action is needed now, or BSE crisis could wipe out endangered birds of prey
by Jose L. Tella - 408-408 Jewish emigrants and German science
by Michael Schüring - 409-410 Urban myths of organic farming
by Anthony Trewavas - 411-412 A wholly avoidable catastrophe
by Thomas Dormandy - 412-413 Viral activities from a quantitative slant
by Allan Randrup Thomsen - 413-414 A honey-pot of knowledge
by Christopher O'Toole - 414-414 Science in culture
by Martin Kemp - 415-415 Chemical analysis
by Bernadette Bensaude-Vincent - 417-417 Laws of form revisited
by Michael Denton & Craig Marshall - 419-420 Another face in our family tree
by Daniel E. Lieberman - 421-423 A pore view of corrosion
by Martin Stratmann & Michael Rohwerder - 423-424 A twist on embryonic signalling
by Richard M. Harland - 424-425 Noisy times ahead
by Jan van Ruitenbeek - 425-427 Telling the brain about pain
by Tamas Bartfai - 427-428 Enigmatic Arctic ice sheets
by Robert Spielhagen - 428-428 Computing for art
by David Jones - 429-429 Carbon sink for a century
by Jeffrey Q. Chambers & Niro Higuchi & Edgard S. Tribuzy & Susan E. Trumbore - 430-430 'Midwives' assist dividing amoebae
by David Biron & Pazit Libros & Dror Sagi & David Mirelman & Elisha Moses - 430-431 Pathway across the blood–brain barrier
by Monica Ek & David Engblom & Sipra Saha & Anders Blomqvist & Per-Johan Jakobsson & Anders Ericsson-Dahlstrand - 432-432 Flexible style that encourages outcrossing
by Qing-Jun Li & Zai-Fu Xu & W. John Kress & Yong-Mei Xia & Ling Zhang & Xiao-Bao Deng & Jiang-Yun Gao & Zhi-Lin Bai - 433-440 New hominin genus from eastern Africa shows diverse middle Pliocene lineages
by Meave G. Leakey & Fred Spoor & Frank H. Brown & Patrick N. Gathogo & Christopher Kiarie & Louise N. Leakey & Ian McDougall - 441-443 Observation of high-energy neutrinos using Čerenkov detectors embedded deep in Antarctic ice
by E. Andrés & P. Askebjer & X. Bai & G. Barouch & S. W. Barwick & R. C. Bay & K.-H. Becker & L. Bergström & D. Bertrand & D. Bierenbaum & A. Biron & J. Booth & O. Botner & A. Bouchta & M. M. Boyce & S. Carius & A. Chen & D. Chirkin & J. Conrad & J. Cooley & C. G. S. Costa & D. F. Cowen & J. Dailing & E. Dalberg & T. DeYoung & P. Desiati & J.-P. Dewulf & P. Doksus & J. Edsjö & P. Ekström & B. Erlandsson & T. Feser & M. Gaug & A. Goldschmidt & A. Goobar & L. Gray & H. Haase & A. Hallgren & F. Halzen & K. Hanson & R. Hardtke & Y. D. He & M. Hellwig & H. Heukenkamp & G. C. Hill & P. O. Hulth & S. Hundertmark & J. Jacobsen & V. Kandhadai & A. Karle & J. Kim & B. Koci & L. Köpke & M. Kowalski & H. Leich & M. Leuthold & P. Lindahl & I. Liubarsky & P. Loaiza & D. M. Lowder & J. Ludvig & J. Madsen & P. Marciniewski & H. S. Matis & A. Mihalyi & T. Mikolajski & T. C. Miller & Y. Minaeva & P. Miočinović & P. C. Mock & R. Morse & T. Neunhöffer & F. M. Newcomer & P. Niessen & D. R. Nygren & H. Ögelman & C. Pérez de los Heros & R. Porrata & P. B. Price & K. Rawlins & C. Reed & W. Rhode & A. Richards & S. Richter & J. Rodríguez Martino & P. Romenesko & D. Ross & H. Rubinstein & H.-G. Sander & T. Scheider & T. Schmidt & D. Schneider & E. Schneider & R. Schwarz & A. Silvestri & M. Solarz & G. M. Spiczak & C. Spiering & N. Starinsky & D. Steele & P. Steffen & R. G. Stokstad & O. Streicher & Q. Sun & I. Taboada & L. Thollander & T. Thon & S. Tilav & N. Usechak & M. Vander Donckt & C. Walck & C. Weinheimer & C. H. Wiebusch & R. Wischnewski & H. Wissing & K. Woschnagg & W. Wu & G. Yodh & S. Young - 444-446 Stable ultrahigh-density magneto-optical recordings using introduced linear defects
by L. Krusin-Elbaum & T. Shibauchi & B. Argyle & L. Gignac & D. Weller - 447-450 Giant lateral electrostriction in ferroelectric liquid-crystalline elastomers
by W. Lehmann & H. Skupin & C. Tolksdorf & E. Gebhard & R. Zentel & P. Krüger & M. Lösche & F. Kremer - 450-453 Evolution of nanoporosity in dealloying
by Jonah Erlebacher & Michael J. Aziz & Alain Karma & Nikolay Dimitrov & Karl Sieradzki - 453-457 Ice shelves in the Pleistocene Arctic Ocean inferred from glaciogenic deep-sea bedforms
by Leonid Polyak & Margo H. Edwards & Bernard J. Coakley & Martin Jakobsson - 457-461 Geochemical tracing of Pacific-to-Atlantic upper-mantle flow through the Drake passage
by J. A. Pearce & P. T. Leat & P. F. Barker & I. L. Millar - 461-463 An exceptionally preserved vermiform mollusc from the Silurian of England
by Mark D. Sutton & Derek E. G. Briggs & David J. Siveter & Derek J. Siveter - 463-466 Intraspecific competition favours niche width expansion in Drosophila melanogaster
by Daniel I. Bolnick - 466-470 Odour-plume dynamics influence the brain's olfactory code
by Neil J. Vickers & Thomas A. Christensen & Thomas C. Baker & John G. Hildebrand - 471-475 Interleukin-1β-mediated induction of Cox-2 in the CNS contributes to inflammatory pain hypersensitivity
by Tarek A. Samad & Kimberly A. Moore & Adam Sapirstein & Sara Billet & Andrew Allchorne & Stephen Poole & Joseph V. Bonventre & Clifford J. Woolf - 475-478 Homologues of Twisted gastrulation are extracellular cofactors in antagonism of BMP signalling
by Ian C. Scott & Ira L. Blitz & William N. Pappano & Sarah A. Maas & Ken W. Y. Cho & Daniel S. Greenspan - 479-483 Twisted gastrulation is a conserved extracellular BMP antagonist
by Jeffrey J. Ross & Osamu Shimmi & Peter Vilmos & Anna Petryk & Hyon Kim & Karin Gaudenz & Spencer Hermanson & Stephen C. Ekker & Michael B. O'Connor & J. Lawrence Marsh - 483-487 Twisted gastrulation can function as a BMP antagonist
by Chenbei Chang & Douglas A. Holtzman & Samantha Chau & Troy Chickering & Elizabeth A. Woolf & Lisa M. Holmgren & Jana Bodorova & David P. Gearing & William E. Holmes & Ali H. Brivanlou - 487-490 An Arabidopsis circadian clock component interacts with both CRY1 and phyB
by Jose A. Jarillo & Juan Capel & Ru-Hang Tang & Hong-Quan Yang & Jose M. Alonso & Joseph R. Ecker & Anthony R. Cashmore - 490-494 A metabolic enzyme for S-nitrosothiol conserved from bacteria to humans
by Limin Liu & Alfred Hausladen & Ming Zeng & Loretta Que & Joseph Heitman & Jonathan S. Stamler - 494-497 Covalent inhibition revealed by the crystal structure of the caspase-8/p35 complex
by Guozhou Xu & Maurizio Cirilli & Yihua Huang & Rebecca L. Rich & David G. Myszka & Hao Wu
March 2001, Volume 410, Issue 6826
- 289-289 Anti-AIDS drugs available 'at cost'
by David Dickson - 289-290 Free access to cDNA provides impetus for gene function work
by Alison Abbott - 290-290 Network aims to link species data from global collections
by Georgina Kenyon - 290-290 London museum puts its animals on public display
by David Adam - 291-291 Theorists reject challenge to standard model
by David Adam - 292-292 Congress accused of slighting sound science
by Mark Schrope - 292-292 Mine mooted as underground home for physicists
by Rex Dalton - 293-293 Trepidation greets plan for cloning humans
by Alison Abbott - 293-293 Singapore invests in bioinformatics
by David Cyranoski - 296-298 Into the mind of a killer
by Alison Abbott - 299-299 Right person, wrong sex
by William H. Casey - 299-299 Fellowship fund would help eastern Europe to retain its young talent
by Jaroslaw Marszalek & Krzysztof Liberek & Igor Konieczny - 299-299 Arabidopsis could shed light on human genome
by Anton A. Sanderfoot & Natasha V. Raikhel - 299-299 Climate panel looked at all the evidence
by Thomas Stocker - 301-302 Opening a window on space
by G. Siegfried Kutter - 302-303 Journey of a discovery
by Fred S. Rosen - 303-304 A microcosm of society
by Matthew Ramsey - 304-304 When it came to naming names
by Roy Porter - 305-305 Questions of direction
by David Lindley - 307-307 Genesis by definition
by Robert W. Cahn - 309-310 Turning over a new leaf
by Paul Kenrick - 310-311 Brown dwarf is a radio star
by Arnold O. Benz - 311-313 A vivid loop of light
by Matthew P. Pando & Paolo Sassone-Corsi - 313-314 Sizing up the Sun
by Douglas Gough - 314-317 New memories from new neurons
by Jeffrey D. Macklis - 317-318 Oxygenating the atmosphere
by Norman H. Sleep - 318-318 Greensleaves
by Tim Lincoln - 319-320 Repression revisited
by Martin A. Conway - 320-321 Magnetic glue exposed
by Piers Coleman - 321-322 Protein crystal mimics reality
by Robert M. Macnab - 322-322 A near miss
by David Jones - 323-323 Frequency-dependent Batesian mimicry
by David W. Pfennig & William R. Harcombe & Karin S. Pfennig