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January 2001, Volume 409, Issue 6816
- 19-20 Virology in all its guises
by Albert D. M. E. Osterhaus - 20-20 The rocky road to dating the Earth
by Douglas Palmer - 21-21 Genius loci
by Vaclav Smil - 23-24 Time for gas planets to grow
by Jack J. Lissauer - 25-25 A matter of choice
by Sarah Tomlin - 25-27 Background inhibition to the fore
by Ivan Soltesz & Zoltan Nusser - 27-28 Squeezing entanglement
by Nick Bigelow - 28-28 The alkaloid defence
by Amanda Tromans - 28-31 Relationships to chew over
by Anne Weil - 31-32 It takes more than two to tango
by Ronald H. Schwartz - 32-33 Nanowires begin to shine
by David H. Cobden - 33-34 SOS polymerases
by Fumio Hanaoka - 35-36 Tarantula peptide inhibits atrial fibrillation
by Frank Bode & Frederick Sachs & Michael R. Franz - 36-37 Aphrodite's iridescence
by Andrew R. Parker & Ross C. McPhedran & David R. McKenzie & Lindsay C. Botten & Nicolae-Alexandru P. Nicorovici - 37-37 Vertical mixing in the ocean
by D. J. Webb & N. Suginohara - 37-38 How wild are wild mammals?
by Monica Österblad & Kai Norrdahl & Erkki Korpimäki & Pentti Huovinen - 38-38 How wild are wild mammals?
by Moira A. Gilliver & Malcom Bennett & Michael Begon & Sarah M. Hazel & C. Anthony Hart - 39-45 X-ray clusters of galaxies as tracers of structure in the Universe
by Stefano Borgani & Luigi Guzzo - 46-52 A scheme for efficient quantum computation with linear optics
by E. Knill & R. Laflamme & G. J. Milburn - 53-57 Dual origin of tribosphenic mammals
by Zhe-Xi Luo & Richard L. Cifelli & Zofia Kielan-Jaworowska - 58-60 A massive reservoir of low-excitation molecular gas at high redshift
by Padeli Papadopoulos & Rob Ivison & Chris Carilli & Geraint Lewis - 60-63 Substantial reservoirs of molecular hydrogen in the debris disks around young stars
by W. F. Thi & G. A. Blake & E. F. van Dishoeck & G. J. van Zadelhoff & J. M. M. Horn & E. E. Becklin & V. Mannings & A. I. Sargent & M. E. van den Ancker & A. Natta - 63-66 Many-particle entanglement with Bose–Einstein condensates
by A. Sørensen & L.-M. Duan & J. I. Cirac & P. Zoller - 66-69 Indium phosphide nanowires as building blocks for nanoscale electronic and optoelectronic devices
by Xiangfeng Duan & Yu Huang & Yi Cui & Jianfang Wang & Charles M. Lieber - 69-71 Computational design of direct-bandgap semiconductors that lattice-match silicon
by Peihong Zhang & Vincent H. Crespi & Eric Chang & Steven G. Louie & Marvin L. Cohen - 72-75 Evidence from gabbro of the Troodos ophiolite for lateral magma transport along a slow-spreading mid-ocean ridge
by Meir Abelson & Gidon Baer & Amotz Agnon - 75-78 The Earth's ‘missing’ niobium may be in the core
by J. Wade & B. J. Wood - 78-81 Symbiotic fungal endophytes control insect host–parasite interaction webs
by Marina Omacini & Enrique J. Chaneton & Claudio M. Ghersa & Christine B. Müller - 81-85 Evolution of the bilaterian larval foregut
by Detlev Arendt & Ulrich Technau & Joachim Wittbrodt - 85-88 Self-motion and the perception of stationary objects
by Mark Wexler & Francesco Panerai & Ivan Lamouret & Jacques Droulez - 88-92 Adaptive regulation of neuronal excitability by a voltage- independent potassium conductance
by Stephen G. Brickley & Victoria Revilla & Stuart G. Cull-Candy & William Wisden & Mark Farrant - 92-97 The lipid phosphatase SHIP2 controls insulin sensitivity
by Serge Clément & Ulrike Krause & Florence Desmedt & Jean-François Tanti & Jens Behrends & Xavier Pesesse & Takehiko Sasaki & Joseph Penninger & Margaret Doherty & Willy Malaisse & Jacques E. Dumont & Yannick Le Marchand-Brustel & Christophe Erneux & Louis Hue & Stéphane Schurmans - 97-101 ICOS co-stimulatory receptor is essential for T-cell activation and function
by Chen Dong & Amy E. Juedes & Ulla-Angela Temann & Sujan Shresta & James P. Allison & Nancy H. Ruddle & Richard A. Flavell - 102-105 ICOS is critical for CD40-mediated antibody class switching
by Alexander J. McAdam & Rebecca J. Greenwald & Michele A. Levin & Tatyana Chernova & Nelly Malenkovich & Vincent Ling & Gordon J. Freeman & Arlene H. Sharpe - 105-109 ICOS is essential for effective T-helper-cell responses
by Anna Tafuri & Arda Shahinian & Friedhelm Bladt & Steve K. Yoshinaga & Manel Jordana & Andrew Wakeham & Louis-Martin Boucher & Denis Bouchard & Vera S. F. Chan & Gordon Duncan & Bernhard Odermatt & Alexandra Ho & Annick Itie & Tom Horan & John S. Whoriskey & Tony Pawson & Josef M. Penninger & Pamela S. Ohashi & Tak W. Mak - 109-113 Telomere looping permits gene activation by a downstream UAS in yeast
by Derik de Bruin & Zafar Zaman & Rachel A. Liberatore & Mark Ptashne - 113-115 Direct observation of DNA rotation during transcription by Escherichia coli RNA polymerase
by Yoshie Harada & Osamu Ohara & Akira Takatsuki & Hiroyasu Itoh & Nobuo Shimamoto & Kazuhiko Kinosita
December 2000, Volume 408, Issue 6815
- 887-887 Tussle starts for research posts as Bush rides into Washington
by Tony Reichhardt & Paul Smaglik - 887-888 Stem-cell work in the balance
by Matthew Davis - 888-888 New regime may aim to craft compromise on green issues
by Tony Reichhardt - 889-889 NASA set to move Pluto back up its priority list
by Tony Reichhardt - 889-889 Japanese genomics company offers shares in sequences
by David Cyranoski - 890-891 Italian women meet glass ceiling in the lab
by Alison Abbott - 891-891 International search underway in Italy for institute directors
by Alison Abbott - 894-896 Beyond the book of life
by Peter Aldhous - 896-897 A climate of uncertainty
by Heike Langenberg & Peter Aldhous - 897-898 Panacea, or Pandora's box?
by Peter Aldhous - 898-899 Where are they boldly going?
by Tony Reichhardt - 900-901 Life is a game of numbers
by Marina Chicurel - 901-902 In and out of Africa
by Declan Butler - 902-903 Battling the killer proteins
by Peter Aldhous & Alison Abbott - 903-903 When priorities collide
by Philip Ball - 904-904 Molecular movers and shakers
by Philip Ball - 905-905 Taiwan pays the price for growth, in toxic pollution
by Govindasamy Agoramoorthy & Minna J. Hsu - 905-905 Cloning's not a new idea: the Greeks had a word for it centuries ago
by A. A. Diamandopoulos & P. C. Goudas - 907-908 A diaspora and its blessings
by Walter Gratzer - 908-909 Tuck in, and enjoy!
by Anthony Blake - 909-910 Blood, gore and holey stomachs
by W. F. Bynum - 910-910 Science in culture
by Vaclav Smil - 911-911 Temptations of the tree
by Geir Hestmark - 913-913 Monolith
by Ian Stewart & Jack Cohen - 915-916 Model behaviour
by Paul F. Chapman - 916-917 The Big Bang is bang on
by John Bahcall - 917-919 Cooperation can be dangerous
by Richard H. Kessin - 919-920 Measuring big G
by Terry Quinn - 921-923 Moving forward by looking away
by Larry Snyder - 923-924 Teaching magnets new tricks
by David D. Awschalom & Roland K. Kawakami - 924-925 Oscillating opinion
by Heike Langenberg - 925-926 Solid progress in ion conduction
by Alan V. Chadwick - 927-928 Does the Queen speak the Queen's English?
by Jonathan Harrington & Sallyanne Palethorpe & Catherine I. Watson - 928-929 Penguin fathers preserve food for their chicks
by Michel Gauthier-Clerc & Yvon Le Maho & Yannick Clerquin & Samuel Drault & Yves Handrich - 929-929 Penguin waddling is not wasteful
by Timothy M. Griffin & Rodger Kram - 929-930 Mistletoe seed dispersal by a marsupial
by Guillermo Amico & Marcelo A. Aizen - 931-935 The cosmic microwave background radiation temperature at a redshift of 2.34
by R. Srianand & P. Petitjean & C. Ledoux - 936-943 Stargazin regulates synaptic targeting of AMPA receptors by two distinct mechanisms
by Lu Chen & Dane M. Chetkovich & Ronald S. Petralia & Neal T. Sweeney & Yoshimi Kawasaki & Robert J. Wenthold & David S. Bredt & Roger A. Nicoll - 944-946 Electric-field control of ferromagnetism
by H. Ohno & D. Chiba & F. Matsukura & T. Omiya & E. Abe & T. Dietl & Y. Ohno & K. Ohtani - 946-949 Mesoscopic fast ion conduction in nanometre-scale planar heterostructures
by N. Sata & K. Eberman & K. Eberl & J. Maier - 949-951 Pairing of isolated nucleic-acid bases in the absence of the DNA backbone
by Eyal Nir & Karl Kleinermanns & Mattanjah S. de Vries - 951-954 The influence of rivers on marine boron isotopes and implications for reconstructing past ocean pH
by D. Lemarchand & J. Gaillardet & É. Lewin & C. J. Allègre - 954-958 Evidence from episodic seamount volcanism for pulsing of the Iceland plume in the past 70 Myr
by J. M. O'Connor & P. Stoffers & J. R. Wijbrans & P. M. Shannon & T. Morrissey - 958-961 Subduction and collision processes in the Central Andes constrained by converted seismic phases
by X. Yuan & S. V. Sobolev & R. Kind & O. Oncken & G. Bock & G. Asch & B. Schurr & F. Graeber & A. Rudloff & W. Hanka & K. Wylegalla & R. Tibi & Ch. Haberland & A. Rietbrock & P. Giese & P. Wigger & P. Röwer & G. Zandt & S. Beck & T. Wallace & M. Pardo & D. Comte - 961-964 Disturbance and diversity in experimental microcosms
by Angus Buckling & Rees Kassen & Graham Bell & Paul B. Rainey - 965-967 Altruism and social cheating in the social amoeba Dictyostelium discoideum
by Joan E. Strassmann & Yong Zhu & David C. Queller - 967-971 Asymmetric leaves1 mediates leaf patterning and stem cell function in Arabidopsis
by Mary E. Byrne & Ross Barley & Mark Curtis & Juana Maria Arroyo & Maitreya Dunham & Andrew Hudson & Robert A. Martienssen - 971-975 Neuronal switching of sensorimotor transformations for antisaccades
by Mingsha Zhang & Shabtai Barash - 975-979 A learning deficit related to age and β-amyloid plaques in a mouse model of Alzheimer's disease
by Guiquan Chen & Karen S. Chen & Jane Knox & Jennifer Inglis & Andrew Bernard & Stephen J. Martin & Alan Justice & Lisa McConlogue & Dora Games & Stephen B. Freedman & Richard G. M. Morris - 979-982 Aβ peptide immunization reduces behavioural impairment and plaques in a model of Alzheimer's disease
by Christopher Janus & Jacqueline Pearson & JoAnne McLaurin & Paul M. Mathews & Ying Jiang & Stephen D. Schmidt & M. Azhar Chishti & Patrick Horne & Donna Heslin & Janet French & Howard T.J. Mount & Ralph A. Nixon & Marc Mercken & Catherine Bergeron & Paul E. Fraser & Peter St George-Hyslop & David Westaway - 982-985 Aβ peptide vaccination prevents memory loss in an animal model of Alzheimer's disease
by Dave Morgan & David M. Diamond & Paul E. Gottschall & Kenneth E. Ugen & Chad Dickey & John Hardy & Karen Duff & Paul Jantzen & Giovanni DiCarlo & Donna Wilcock & Karen Connor & Jaime Hatcher & Caroline Hope & Marcia Gordon & Gary W. Arendash - 985-990 Induction of vanilloid receptor channel activity by protein kinase C
by Louis S. Premkumar & Gerard P. Ahern - 990-994 Co-assembly of polycystin-1 and -2 produces unique cation-permeable currents
by Kazushige Hanaoka & Feng Qian & Alessandra Boletta & Anil K. Bhunia & Klaus Piontek & Leonidas Tsiokas & Vikas P. Sukhatme & William B. Guggino & Gregory G. Germino - 994-997 Hypoinsulinaemia, glucose intolerance and diminished β-cell size in S6K1-deficient mice
by Mario Pende & Sara C. Kozma & Muriel Jaquet & Viola Oorschot & Rémy Burcelin & Yannick Le Marchand-Brustel & Judith Klumperman & Bernard Thorens & George Thomas - 998-1000 Controlled growth factor release from synthetic extracellular matrices
by Kuen Yong Lee & Martin C. Peters & Kenneth W. Anderson & David J. Mooney - 1001-1004 A role for Saccharomyces cerevisiae histone H2A in DNA repair
by Jessica A. Downs & Noel F. Lowndes & Stephen P. Jackson - 1004-1008 Structural basis for binding of Smac/DIABLO to the XIAP BIR3 domain
by Zhihong Liu & Chaohong Sun & Edward T. Olejniczak & Robert P. Meadows & Stephen F. Betz & Thorsten Oost & Julia Herrmann & Joe C. Wu & Stephen W. Fesik - 1008-1012 Structural basis of IAP recognition by Smac/DIABLO
by Geng Wu & Jijie Chai & Tomeka L. Suber & Jia-Wei Wu & Chunying Du & Xiaodong Wang & Yigong Shi - 1012-1012 Correction: Digital selection and analogue amplification coexist in a cortex-inspired silicon circuit
by Richard H. R. Hahnloser & Rahul Sarpeshkar & Misha A. Mahowald & Rodney J. Douglas & H. Sebastian Seung
December 2000, Volume 408, Issue 6814
- 757-757 Germany sets up electronic archive
by Quirin Schiermeier - 757-757 Japan to bypass bureaucracy by reshaping science ministries
by David Cyranoski & Robert Triendl - 758-758 Forces for collaboration falter with human genome in sight
by Paul Smaglik - 758-759 Faster sequencing slows down release of mouse gene data
by Paul Smaglik - 759-759 Japan pins hopes on fast-breeder nuclear option
by David Cyranoski - 759-759 Publication deal for Celera sparks row over data access
by Paul Smaglik - 760-760 Pesticides implicated in declining frog numbers
by Jessa Netting - 760-760 California invests $300 million in high tech
by Rex Dalton - 761-761 Virtual laboratory will recreate classic experiments
by Vera Bettenworth & Alison Abbott - 761-761 Galapagos ecologists under threat from violent protests
by Mark Schrope - 764-766 Swimming against the tide
by David Cyranoski - 767-767 Acid test finally wiped out vitalism, and yet . .
by Sidney Toby - 767-767 Beefing about the risks posed by the French BSE epidemic
by John Krebs - 767-768 . . . we need a metaphor to explain life's mystery
by Richard Strohman - 768-768 Ecology needs theory as well as practice
by Brian A. Maurer - 768-768 Pressure to meet current needs hinders science
by Rodney W. Nichols - 769-769 Programmed for defence
by Fred Rosen - 769-770 Gene games of the future
by Veronica van Heyningen - 771-771 Extremophiles in the raw
by P. G. Willmer - 773-773 A cellular cornucopia
by Margaret Buckingham - 775-775 The holdouts
by George Zebrowski - 777-778 Swimming in Flatsea
by Greg Huber - 778-781 Head start
by John R. Finnerty - 781-782 Five-fold symmetry in liquids
by Frans Spaepen - 782-783 The case for an RNA enzyme
by Timothy W. Nilsen - 783-785 Geometry spawns vortices
by Alan T. Dorsey - 785-785 Volatile defence
by Amanda Tromans - 786-786 Michael Smith (1932–2000)
by Michael R. Hayden & Victor Ling - 787-788 Likely size of the French BSE epidemic
by Christl A. Donnelly - 788-788 What you see is what you hear
by Ladan Shams & Yukiyasu Kamitani & Shinsuke Shimojo - 789-790 Soil warming and organic carbon content
by Eric A. Davidson & Susan E. Trumbore & Ronald Amundson - 790-790 reply: Soil warming and organic carbon content
by Christian P. Giardina & Michael G. Ryan - 792-793 Now for the hard ones
by David Adam - 794-795 A green chapter in the book of life
by Virginia Walbot - 816-820 Sequence and analysis of chromosome 1 of the plant Arabidopsis thaliana
by Athanasios Theologis & Joseph R. Ecker & Curtis J. Palm & Nancy A. Federspiel & Samir Kaul & Owen White & Jose Alonso & Hootan Altafi & Rina Araujo & Cheryl L. Bowman & Shelise Y. Brooks & Eugen Buehler & April Chan & Qimin Chao & Huaming Chen & Rosa F. Cheuk & Christina W. Chin & Mike K. Chung & Lane Conn & Aaron B. Conway & Andrew R. Conway & Todd H. Creasy & Ken Dewar & Patrick Dunn & Pelin Etgu & Tamara V. Feldblyum & JiDong Feng & Betty Fong & Claire Y. Fujii & John E. Gill & Andrew D. Goldsmith & Brian Haas & Nancy F. Hansen & Beth Hughes & Lucas Huizar & Jonathan L. Hunter & Jennifer Jenkins & Chanda Johnson-Hopson & Shehnaz Khan & Elizabeth Khaykin & Christopher J. Kim & Hean L. Koo & Irina Kremenetskaia & David B. Kurtz & Andrea Kwan & Bao Lam & Stephanie Langin-Hooper & Andrew Lee & Jeong M. Lee & Catherine A. Lenz & Joycelyn. H. Li & YaPing Li & Xiaoying Lin & Shirley X. Liu & Zhaoying A. Liu & Jason S. Luros & Rama Maiti & Andre Marziali & Jennifer Militscher & Molly Miranda & Michelle Nguyen & William C. Nierman & Brian I. Osborne & Grace Pai & Jeremy Peterson & Paul K. Pham & Michael Rizzo & Timothy Rooney & Don Rowley & Hitomi Sakano & Steven L. Salzberg & Jody R. Schwartz & Paul Shinn & Audrey M. Southwick & Hui Sun & Luke J. Tallon & Gabriel Tambunga & Mitsue J. Toriumi & Christopher D. Town & Teresa Utterback & Susan Van Aken & Maria Vaysberg & Valentina S. Vysotskaia & Michelle Walker & Dongying Wu & Guixia Yu & Claire M. Fraser & J. Craig Venter & Ronald W. Davis - 827-832 Geomagnetic intensity variations over the past 780 kyr obtained from near-seafloor magnetic anomalies
by Jeffrey S. Gee & Steven C. Cande & John A. Hildebrand & Katie Donnelly & Robert L. Parker - 833-835 Symmetry-induced formation of antivortices in mesoscopic superconductors
by Liviu F. Chibotaru & Arnout Ceulemans & Vital Bruyndoncx & Victor V. Moshchalkov - 835-839 Flexible filaments in a flowing soap film as a model for one-dimensional flags in a two-dimensional wind
by Jun Zhang & Stephen Childress & Albert Libchaber & Michael Shelley - 839-841 Observation of five-fold local symmetry in liquid lead
by H. Reichert & O. Klein & H. Dosch & M. Denk & V. Honkimäki & T. Lippmann & G. Reiter - 842-844 Role of sea surface temperature and soil-moisture feedback in the 1998 Oklahoma–Texas drought
by Song-You Hong & Eugenia Kalnay - 844-847 Possible presence of high-pressure ice in cold subducting slabs
by Craig R. Bina & Alexandra Navrotsky - 847-850 Analysis of an evolutionary species–area relationship
by Jonathan B. Losos & Dolph Schluter - 850-853 Fluorescent pigments in corals are photoprotective
by Anya Salih & Anthony Larkum & Guy Cox & Michael Kühl & Ove Hoegh-Guldberg - 854-857 Conservation and elaboration of Hox gene regulation during evolution of the vertebrate head
by Miguel Manzanares & Hiroshi Wada & Nobue Itasaki & Paul A. Trainor & Robb Krumlauf & Peter W. H. Holland - 857-860 Performance monitoring by the supplementary eye field
by Veit Stuphorn & Tracy L. Taylor & Jeffrey D. Schall - 860-864 High constitutive activity of native H3 receptors regulates histamine neurons in brain
by Séverine Morisset & Agnès Rouleau & Xavier Ligneau & Florence Gbahou & Joël Tardivel-Lacombe & Holger Stark & Walter Schunack & C. Robin Ganellin & Jean-Michel Arrang - 864-868 Attenuation of FGF signalling in mouse β-cells leads to diabetes
by Alan W. Hart & Nathalie Baeza & Åsa Apelqvist & Helena Edlund - 869-873 Phosphoglycerate kinase acts in tumour angiogenesis as a disulphide reductase
by Angelina J. Lay & Xing-Mai Jiang & Oliver Kisker & Evelyn Flynn & Anne Underwood & Rosemary Condron & Philip J. Hogg - 873-876 Rapid exchange of histone H1.1 on chromatin in living human cells
by Melody A. Lever & John P. H. Th'ng & Xuejun Sun & Michael J. Hendzel - 877-881 Dynamic binding of histone H1 to chromatin in living cells
by Tom Misteli & Akash Gunjan & Robert Hock & Michael Bustin & David T. Brown - 881-884 Metal-ion coordination by U6 small nuclear RNA contributes to catalysis in the spliceosome
by Shyue-Lee Yean & Gerald Wuenschell & John Termini & Ren-Jang Lin
December 2000, Volume 408, Issue 6813
- 627-627 Successes in fight to save ozone layer could close holes by 2050
by Mark Schrope - 627-627 Gridlock stalls NIH budget rise
by Paul Smaglik - 628-628 Mars images may be legacy of lakeside view
by Tony Reichhardt - 628-628 US puts global collaboration at heart of AIDS effort
by Rex Dalton - 628-628 Scientists win vote of confidence from French public
by Declan Butler - 629-629 NIH cash tied to compulsory training in good behaviour
by Rex Dalton - 629-629 France opens door to use of embryos in stem-cell research
by Declan Butler - 630-630 Medical schools in concert on research ethics
by Steve Nadis - 630-630 Xenotransplantation opponents take FDA to court
by Paul Smaglik - 631-631 Japan makes polluters pay after landmark court ruling
by David Cyranoski - 631-631 Academics bid to transcend the Arab–Israeli conflict
by Haim Watzman - 634-636 The great ice mystery
by Jon Copley - 637-637 Island-hopping invaders hitch a ride with tourists in South Georgia
by Steven L. Chown & Kevin J. Gaston - 637-637 Status of Japanese monkeys under debate
by Kunihiko Obata - 637-637 Call for a fairer deal on grant applications
by Robert Dorazi - 639-641 The quantum centennial
by Anton Zeilinger - 643-644 All human life is here
by Vaclav Smil - 644-645 An uncertain principal
by Daniel Greenberger - 645-646 Observing the astronomer
by Dorrit Hoffleit - 647-647 A chair of one's own
by Christine Wennerås & Agnes Wold - 649-649 Murphy's cat
by Joan D. Vinge - 651-651 Not making waves
by Laura Garwin - 651-652 What drives climate?
by Lee R. Kump - 652-653 A start for population genomics
by S. Blair Hedges - 653-655 On the threshold of success
by Richard De La Rue & Chris Smith - 656-657 Coping with human CO2 emissions
by Laura Serna & Carmen Fenoll - 657-659 Mantle recycled in Sardinia
by Barry B. Hanan - 659-660 A Toll for DNA vaccines
by Robert L. Modlin - 661-664 Quantum theory's last challenge
by Giovanni Amelino-Camelia - 665-665 A giant atomic slide-puzzle
by R. van Gastel & E. Somfai & W. van Saarloos & J.W.M. Frenken - 665-666 An electoral butterfly effect
by Robert C. Sinclair & Melvin M. Mark & Sean E. Moore & Carrie A. Lavis & Alexander S. Soldat - 666-667 Timing of the Martian dynamo
by G. Schubert & C. T. Russell & W. B. Moore - 667-668 Docking of components in a bacterial complex
by Takashi Ishikawa & Michael R. Maurizi & David Belnap & Alasdair C. Steven - 668-668 A new model for protein stereospecificity
by A. D. Mesecar & D. E. Koshland - 668-668 Docking of components in a bacterial complex
by Matthias Bochtler & Claudia Hartmann & Hyun Kyu Song & Ravishankar Ramachandran & Robert Huber - 669-673 Granite magma formation, transport and emplacement in the Earth's crust
by N. Petford & A. R. Cruden & K. J. W. McCaffrey & J.-L. Vigneresse - 675-681 Fossiliferous Lana'i deposits formed by multiple events rather than a single giant tsunami
by Ken H. Rubin & Charles H. Fletcher & Clark Sherman - 682-688 Crystal structure of Rac1 in complex with the guanine nucleotide exchange region of Tiam1
by David K. Worthylake & Kent L. Rossman & John Sondek - 689-692 An optical counterpart to the anomalous X-ray pulsar 4U0142+61
by F. Hulleman & M. H. van Kerkwijk & S. R. Kulkarni - 692-695 Direct observation of growth and collapse of a Bose–Einstein condensate with attractive interactions
by Jordan M. Gerton & Dmitry Strekalov & Ionut Prodan & Randall G. Hulet - 695-698 Direct observation of molecular cooperativity near the glass transition
by E. Vidal Russell & N. E. Israeloff - 698-701 Evidence for decoupling of atmospheric CO2 and global climate during the Phanerozoic eon
by Ján Veizer & Yves Godderis & Louis M. François - 701-704 Evidence from Sardinian basalt geochemistry for recycling of plume heads into the Earth's mantle
by D. Gasperini & J. Blichert-Toft & D. Bosch & A. Del Moro & P. Macera & P. Télouk & F. Albarède - 705-708 The smallest known non-avian theropod dinosaur
by Xing Xu & Zhonghe Zhou & Xiaolin Wang - 708-713 Mitochondrial genome variation and the origin of modern humans
by Max Ingman & Henrik Kaessmann & Svante Pääbo & Ulf Gyllensten - 713-716 The HIC signalling pathway links CO2 perception to stomatal development
by Julie E. Gray & Geoff H. Holroyd & Frederique M. van der Lee & Ahmad R. Bahrami & Peter C. Sijmons & F. Ian Woodward & Wolfgang Schuch & Alistair M. Hetherington - 716-720 The ELF3 zeitnehmer regulates light signalling to the circadian clock
by Harriet G. McWatters & Ruth M. Bastow & Anthony Hall & Andrew J. Millar - 720-723 μ-Opioid receptor desensitization by β-arrestin-2 determines morphine tolerance but not dependence
by Laura M. Bohn & Raul R. Gainetdinov & Fang-Tsyr Lin & Robert J. Lefkowitz & Marc G. Caron - 723-727 Tyrosine-kinase-dependent recruitment of RGS12 to the N-type calcium channel
by Max L. Schiff & David P. Siderovski & J. Dedrick Jordan & Greg Brothers & Bryan Snow & Luc De Vries & Daniel F. Ortiz & María Diversé-Pierluissi - 727-731 Adherens junctions and β-catenin-mediated cell signalling in a non-metazoan organism
by Mark J. Grimson & Juliet C. Coates & Jonathan P. Reynolds & Mark Shipman & Richard L. Blanton & Adrian J. Harwood - 732-735 IRSp53 is an essential intermediate between Rac and WAVE in the regulation of membrane ruffling
by Hiroaki Miki & Hideki Yamaguchi & Shiro Suetsugu & Tadaomi Takenawa