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May 2000, Volume 405, Issue 6785
- 454-458 Synaptic activity at calcium-permeable AMPA receptors induces a switch in receptor subtype
by Si-Qiong June Liu & Stuart G. Cull-Candy - 458-462 Vagus nerve stimulation attenuates the systemic inflammatory response to endotoxin
by Lyudmila V. Borovikova & Svetlana Ivanova & Minghuang Zhang & Huan Yang & Galina I. Botchkina & Linda R. Watkins & Haichao Wang & Naji Abumrad & John W. Eaton & Kevin J. Tracey - 462-466 Targeted destabilization of HY5 during light-regulated development of Arabidopsis
by Mark T. Osterlund & Christian S. Hardtke & Ning Wei & Xing Wang Deng - 473-477 Functional link between ataxia-telangiectasia and Nijmegen breakage syndrome gene products
by Song Zhao & Yi-Chinn Weng & Shyng-Shiou F. Yuan & Yi-Tzu Lin & Hao-Chi Hsu & Suh-Chin J. Lin & Elvira Gerbino & Mei-hua Song & Malgorzata Z. Zdzienicka & Richard A. Gatti & Jerry W. Shay & Yael Ziv & Yosef Shiloh & Eva Y.-H. P. Lee - 477-482 ATM phosphorylation of Nijmegen breakage syndrome protein is required in a DNA damage response
by Xiaohua Wu & Velvizhi Ranganathan & David S. Weisman & Walter F. Heine & David N. Ciccone & Ted B. O'Neill & Kindra E. Crick & Kerry A. Pierce & William S. Lane & Gary Rathbun & David M. Livingston & David T. Weaver - 482-485 Methylation of a CTCF-dependent boundary controls imprinted expression of the Igf2 gene
by Adam C. Bell & Gary Felsenfeld - 486-489 CTCF mediates methylation-sensitive enhancer-blocking activity at the H19/Igf2 locus
by Amy T. Hark & Christopher J. Schoenherr & David J. Katz & Robert S. Ingram & John M. Levorse & Shirley M. Tilghman
May 2000, Volume 405, Issue 6784
- 261-262 Europe agrees to boost Internet networks used by researchers
by Declan Butler - 262-262 Congo war increases threat to bonobo research
by Asako Saegusa - 262-262 NIH takes charge of chimps infected in experiments
by Paul Smaglik - 263-263 …but South Africa voices reservations
by Michael Cherry - 263-263 Cheaper AIDS drugs due for Third World…
by Phyllida Brown - 264-264 Geneticist from Baylor named as new head of UK's Sanger Centre
by David Dickson - 264-264 Los Alamos labs are safe from fire
by Rex Dalton - 264-264 Researchers take a gamble on the human genome
by Paul Smaglik - 265-265 Gene bank to offer family album of mammals
by Natasha Loder - 265-265 Japan calls for open access to human genome data
by Robert Triendl - 266-267 Greens persuade Europe to revoke patent on neem tree…
by Ulrike Hellerer & K. S. Jarayaman - 267-267 …as India pushes ahead with plant database
by K. S. Jarayaman - 270-272 Reservoirs dog AIDS therapy
by Paul Smaglik - 273-273 AIDS dissidents aren't victims — but the people their ideas kill will be
by Edward Rybicki & Anna-Lise Williamson & Lynn Morris - 273-273 Bureaucracy strangles Latin American research
by Julio E. Pérez & Abul K. Bashirullah - 275-276 Emblem of a golden era
by W. F. Bynum - 276-277 Witness after the event
by Mark Benecke - 277-278 Of viruses and men
by Robin A. Weiss - 278-278 Science in culture
by Martin Kemp - 279-279 More is less
by Terence Kealey - 281-281 Consequences
by Poul Anderson - 283-284 Recounting a genetic story
by Roger H. Reeves - 285-287 The comet no one saw
by Michael F. A'Hearn - 287-288 Checkpoint for invasion
by Lance A. Liotta & Timothy Clair - 288-291 Nutrients in the glacial balance
by Peggy Delaney - 291-292 Bioluminescence illuminated
by Franklyn G. Prendergast - 292-292 Centrioles go for a stroll
by Manfred Schliwa - 293-294 Plastic sandwiches à la carte
by Michael D. Ward - 294-294 Drink without drinking
by David Jones - 295-296 Guiding the swing in golf putting
by C. M. Craig & D. Delay & M. A. Grealy & D. N. Lee - 296-297 Evolution of lifespan in C. elegans
by David W. Walker & Gawain McColl & Nicole L. Jenkins & Jennifer Harris & Gordon J. Lithgow - 297-298 How cicadas interpret acoustic signals
by P. J. Fonseca & D. Münch & R. M. Hennig - 298-298 Transfection of cells by immunoporation
by Lale Bildirici & Patricia Smith & Christos Tzavelas & Elina Horefti & David Rickwood - 299-304 Lateral gene transfer and the nature of bacterial innovation
by Howard Ochman & Jeffrey G. Lawrence & Eduardo A. Groisman - 305-310 Oceanic Cd/P ratio and nutrient utilization in the glacial Southern Ocean
by H. Elderfield & R. E. M. Rickaby - 311-319 The DNA sequence of human chromosome 21
by M. Hattori & A. Fujiyama & T. D. Taylor & H. Watanabe & T. Yada & H.-S. Park & A. Toyoda & K. Ishii & Y. Totoki & D.-K. Choi & E. Soeda & M. Ohki & T. Takagi & Y. Sakaki & S. Taudien & K. Blechschmidt & A. Polley & U. Menzel & J. Delabar & K. Kumpf & R. Lehmann & D. Patterson & K. Reichwald & A. Rump & M. Schillhabel & A. Schudy & W. Zimmermann & A. Rosenthal & J. Kudoh & K. Shibuya & K. Kawasaki & S. Asakawa & A. Shintani & T. Sasaki & K. Nagamine & S. Mitsuyama & S. E. Antonarakis & S. Minoshima & N. Shimizu & G. Nordsiek & K. Hornischer & P. Brandt & M. Scharfe & O. Schön & A. Desario & J. Reichelt & G. Kauer & H. Blöcker & J. Ramser & A. Beck & S. Klages & S. Hennig & L. Riesselmann & E. Dagand & T. Haaf & S. Wehrmeyer & K. Borzym & K. Gardiner & D. Nizetic & F. Francis & H. Lehrach & R. Reinhardt & M.-L. Yaspo - 321-322 Discovery of a comet by its Lyman-α emission
by J. Teemu T. Mäkinen & Jean-Loup Bertaux & Harri Laakso & Tuija Pulkkinen & Tuula Summanen & Erkki Kyrölä & Walter Schmidt & Eric Quémerais & Rosine Lallement - 322-325 Thermally fluctuating superconductors in two dimensions
by Subir Sachdev & Oleg A. Starykh - 325-328 Optical microscopy using a single-molecule light source
by J. Michaelis & C. Hettich & J. Mlynek & V. Sandoghdar - 328-330 Intercalation of alkylamines into an organic polymer crystal
by Akikazu Matsumoto & Toru Odani & Kazuki Sada & Mikiji Miyata & Kohji Tashiro - 330-334 Constraining the atmospheric N2O budget from intramolecular site preference in N2O isotopomers
by Naohiro Yoshida & Sakae Toyoda - 334-337 Simulated influences of Lake Agassiz on the climate of central North America 11,000 years ago
by S. W. Hostetler & P. J. Bartlein & P. U. Clark & E. E. Small & A. M. Solomon - 337-340 Mesozoic plate-motion history below the northeast Pacific Ocean from seismic images of the subducted Farallon slab
by Hans-Peter Bunge & Stephen P. Grand - 340-344 Functional diversity governs ecosystem response to nutrient enrichment
by Florence D. Hulot & Gérard Lacroix & Françoise Lescher-Moutoué & Michel Loreau - 344-347 Adaptive plasticity in mate preference linked to differences in reproductive effort
by Anna Qvarnström & Tomas Pärt & Ben C. Sheldon - 347-351 Cross-modal and cross-temporal association in neurons of frontal cortex
by Joaquín M. Fuster & Mark Bodner & James K. Kroger - 351-354 Phenotypic suppression of empty spiracles is prevented by buttonhead
by Frieder Schöck & Joachim Reischl & Ernst Wimmer & Heike Taubert & Beverly A. Purnell & Herbert Jäckle - 354-360 Blockade of RAGE–amphoterin signalling suppresses tumour growth and metastases
by Akihiko Taguchi & David C. Blood & Gustavo del Toro & Anthony Canet & Daniel C. Lee & Wu Qu & Nozomu Tanji & Yan Lu & Evanthia Lalla & Caifeng Fu & Marion A. Hofmann & Thomas Kislinger & Mark Ingram & Amy Lu & Hidekazu Tanaka & Osamu Hori & Satoshi Ogawa & David M. Stern & Ann Marie Schmidt - 360-364 Neurotoxicity induces cleavage of p35 to p25 by calpain
by Ming-sum Lee & Young T. Kwon & Mingwei Li & Junmin Peng & Robert M. Friedlander & Li-Huei Tsai - 364-368 LAG-3 is a putative transcriptional activator in the C. elegans Notch pathway
by Andrei G. Petcherski & Judith Kimble - 368-372 Translocation step size and mechanism of the RecBC DNA helicase
by Piero R. Bianco & Stephen C. Kowalczykowski - 372-376 The crystal structure of the photoprotein aequorin at 2.3 Å resolution
by James F. Head & Satoshi Inouye & Katsunori Teranishi & Osamu Shimomura - 376-376 Erratum: The ecological cost of sex
by C. Patrick Doncaster & Graeme E. Pound & Simon J. Cox
May 2000, Volume 405, Issue 6783
- 105-105 …as editor defends publishing key AZT paper
by Natasha Loder - 105-106 South Africa turns to research in the hope of settling AIDS policy…
by Michael Cherry - 106-106 French research minister targets IT and biotech
by Heather McCabe - 107-107 German Greens go cold on nuclear fusion
by Quirin Schiermeier - 107-108 Canada's plans for neutrons stall
by Colin Macilwain - 108-108 US reforms rules for telling public about GM food
by Colin Macilwain - 108-109 Italian genomics boost retained
by Alison Abbott - 109-109 Israel debates raising commitment to CERN
by Haim Watzman - 110-110 Troubled US fusion project receives cash injection
by Colin Macilwain - 110-110 Australia improves its AIMS
by Peter Pockley - 110-110 Medical tests cost Lawrence Berkeley $2.2 million
by Sally Lehrman - 113-114 Souped-up search engines
by Declan Butler - 116-116 How to make diplomats scientifically literate
by Peter Cohen - 116-116 Planck family paid a high price for opposing Hitler
by William Steinsmith - 116-116 We urgently need more data to improve the lives of laboratory animals
by Enrico Alleva & Augusto Vitale - 117-120 Science's neglected legacy
by Stephen M. Maurer & Richard B. Firestone & Charles R. Scriver - 121-122 Battle of the bones
by Kevin Padian - 122-123 An ignoble lineage
by Leo Kinlen - 123-123 A sermon on the mounts
by Chris Paola - 124-124 On the scent of the sixth sense
by Michael Stoddart - 125-125 Horse power
by Vaclav Smil - 127-127 Disextinction, Inc
by Kathryn Cramer - 129-130 Designed to dissolve
by Walter Leitner - 131-133 Tuning in with motor proteins
by Matthew Holley - 133-134 The dark side of distortion
by Max Tegmark - 134-135 The rise of the hybrid fungi
by Clive Brasier - 135-137 Exploring phase space
by Michael F. Shlesinger - 137-138 Mutant weed breaks silence
by Susan Tweedie & Adrian Bird - 138-138 Moving pictures
by David Jones - 139-139 Lie detection and language comprehension
by Nancy L. Etcoff & Paul Ekman & John J. Magee & Mark G. Frank - 139-141 Formation of endothelial cell networks
by Gabriel Helmlinger & Mitsuhiro Endo & Napoleone Ferrara & Lynn Hlatky & Rakesh K. Jain - 141-141 Chernobyl's legacy in food and water
by J. T. Smith & R. N. J. Comans & N. A. Beresford & S. M. Wright & B. J. Howard & W. C. Camplin - 143-148 Detection of weak gravitational lensing distortions of distant galaxies by cosmic dark matter at large scales
by David M. Wittman & J. Anthony Tyson & David Kirkman & Ian Dell'Antonio & Gary Bernstein - 149-155 Prestin is the motor protein of cochlear outer hair cells
by Jing Zheng & Weixing Shen & David Z. Z. He & Kevin B. Long & Laird D. Madison & Peter Dallos - 156-158 Cosmic γ-ray background from structure formation in the intergalactic medium
by Abraham Loeb & Eli Waxman - 158-160 Proximate humid and dry regions in Jupiter's atmosphere indicate complex local meteorology
by M. Roos-Serote & A. R. Vasavada & L. Kamp & P. Drossart & P. Irwin & C. Nixon & R. W. Carlson - 160-163 Closing the spin gap in the Kondo insulator Ce3Bi4Pt3 at high magnetic fields
by Marcelo Jaime & Roman Movshovich & Gregory R. Stewart & Ward P. Beyermann & Mariano Gomez Berisso & Michael F. Hundley & Paul C. Canfield & John L. Sarrao - 163-165 Relaxation in polymer electrolytes on the nanosecond timescale
by Guomin Mao & Ricardo Fernandez Perea & W. Spencer Howells & David L. Price & Marie-Louise Saboungi - 165-168 Non-fluorous polymers with very high solubility in supercritical CO2 down to low pressures
by Traian Sarbu & Thomas Styranec & Eric J. Beckman - 168-172 Resolving the ‘opal paradox’ in the Southern Ocean
by Philippe Pondaven & Olivier Ragueneau & Paul Tréguer & Anne Hauvespre & Laurent Dezileau & Jean Louis Reyss - 172-175 Constraints on the composition of the Earth's core from ab initio calculations
by D. Alfè & M. J. Gillan & G. D. Price - 175-178 Detection and classification of atmospheric methane oxidizing bacteria in soil
by Ian D. Bull & Nisha R. Parekh & Grahame H. Hall & Philip Ineson & Richard P. Evershed - 178-179 Infectious parthenogenesis
by M. E. Huigens & R. F. Luck & R. H. G. Klaassen & M. F. P. M. Maas & M. J. T. N. Timmermans & R. Stouthamer - 180-183 Rewarding effects of opiates are absent in mice lacking the receptor for substance P
by Patricia Murtra & Anne M. Sheasby & Stephen P. Hunt & Carmen De Felipe - 183-187 Vanilloid receptor-1 is essential for inflammatory thermal hyperalgesia
by John B. Davis & Julie Gray & Martin J. Gunthorpe & Jonathan P. Hatcher & Phil T. Davey & Philip Overend & Mark H. Harries & Judi Latcham & Colin Clapham & Kirsty Atkinson & Stephen A. Hughes & Kim Rance & Evelyn Grau & Alex J. Harper & Perdita L. Pugh & Derek C. Rogers & Sharon Bingham & Andrew Randall & Steven A. Sheardown - 187-191 Glutamatergic synapses on oligodendrocyte precursor cells in the hippocampus
by Dwight E. Bergles & J. David B. Roberts & Peter Somogyi & Craig E. Jahr - 191-195 Fringe forms a complex with Notch
by Bong-Gun Ju & Sangyun Jeong & Eunkyung Bae & Seogang Hyun & Sean B. Carroll & Jeongbin Yim & Jaeseob Kim - 195-200 ATF-2 has intrinsic histone acetyltransferase activity which is modulated by phosphorylation
by Hiroaki Kawasaki & Lou Schiltz & Robert Chiu & Keiichi Itakura & Kazunari Taira & Yoshihiro Nakatani & Kazunari K. Yokoyama - 200-203 B and C floral organ identity functions require SEPALLATA MADS-box genes
by Soraya Pelaz & Gary S. Ditta & Elvira Baumann & Ellen Wisman & Martin F. Yanofsky - 203-206 Disruption of the plant gene MOM releases transcriptional silencing of methylated genes
by Paolo Amedeo & Yoshiki Habu & Karin Afsar & Ortrun Mittelsten Scheid & Jerzy Paszkowski - 208-211 Causes, consequences and ethics of biodiversity
by David Tilman - 212-219 Getting the measure of biodiversity
by Andy Purvis & Andy Hector - 220-227 Global patterns in biodiversity
by Kevin J. Gaston - 228-233 The diversity–stability debate
by Kevin Shear McCann - 234-242 Consequences of changing biodiversity
by F. Stuart Chapin III & Erika S. Zavaleta & Valerie T. Eviner & Rosamond L. Naylor & Peter M. Vitousek & Heather L. Reynolds & David U. Hooper & Sandra Lavorel & Osvaldo E. Sala & Sarah E. Hobbie & Michelle C. Mack & Sandra Díaz - 243-253 Systematic conservation planning
by C. R. Margules & R. L. Pressey - 254-254 Investing in Conservation Solutions
by Peter Seligmann & Gustavo A. B. da Fonseca - 254-254 Conservation International and Biodiversity Conservation
by Russell A. Mittermeier - 254-254 Integrating Science and Conservation
by Gordon Moore & Edward O. Wilson - 257-258 Are mega-mergers good medicine for the pharmaceutical industry?
by Diane Gershon - 258-258 What are you worth to your employer?
by Diane Gershon - 258-258 Partners resolve their differences and unite at the second attempt
by Diane Gershon
May 2000, Volume 405, Issue 6782
- 3-3 Shareholder sues Celera over loss
by Paul Smaglik - 3-3 NIH opposes plans for patenting ‘similar’ gene sequences
by David Dickson - 4-4 Doubts and uncertainties slow NASA's schedule
by Tony Reichhardt - 4-4 Spain gives science and technology a ministry of its own
by Xavier Bosch - 5-5 … as European public remains sceptical
by Heather McCabe - 5-5 New panel set to beat biotech's bad image…
by Quirin Schiermeier - 6-6 … as non-profit companies enter the fray
by Paul Smaglik - 6-6 Battle lines shift in stem-cell funding fight…
by Paul Smaglik - 7-7 CJD survey offers Britain a glimmer of hope
by Peter Aldhous - 7-7 Space-station airlock to serve as temporary lab
by Alison Abbott - 8-8 NSF celebrates half a century with big plans
by Colin Macilwain - 10-11 The missionary from Munich
by Alison Abbott - 13-13 Austria takes lab animal welfare seriously
by Wolf Frühauf - 13-13 Sagan breached security by revealing US work on a lunar bomb project
by Leonard Reiffel - 13-14 How metrics could have saved UK car industry
by Michael T. Knowles - 14-14 Persian role in flowering of Islamic science
by Saadi Khochbin - 14-14 Instrument's ability to do the job is NASA's priority
by Donald A. Kniffen - 14-14 Putting marine mammals back in the mainstream
by David W. Sims - 15-16 Hell-fire and medication
by Ryan J. Huxtable - 16-17 Tales from a continental drifter
by Alan Longhurst - 17-18 Winging their way
by R. McNeill Alexander - 18-18 Strolling through the bioenergy field
by Paul D. Boyer - 19-19 Oeconomia Naturae L
by Geir Hestmark - 21-21 Et in articulo mortis
by Han Yu - 23-24 Evolution all at sea
by Richard D. Norris & Colomban de Vargas - 25-27 Coasting out of Africa
by Chris Stringer - 27-28 Turbulence without inertia
by Ronald G. Larson - 28-29 Gone but not forgotten
by Douglas R. Green & Helen M. Beere - 29-29 How far to the cosmic lighthouse?
by Sarah Tomlin - 31-32 Strength of the San Andreas
by Mark D. Zoback - 32-33 A single birth of all plastids?
by Jeffrey D. Palmer - 33-33 A flicker of interest
by David Jones - 34-34 Jane Gray (1929–2000)
by William A. Shear - 35-36 Beetle larvae cooperate to mimic bees
by John Hafernik & Leslie Saul-Gershenz - 36-36 Coral bleach-out in Belize
by Richard B. Aronson & William F. Precht & Ian G. Macintyre & Thaddeus J. T. Murdoch - 37-37 Transgenerational mutation by radiation
by Yuri E. Dubrova & Mark Plumb & Bruno Gutierrez & Emma Boulton & Alec J. Jeffreys - 38-38 Erratum: Stomach rinsing in rays
by David W. Sims & Paul L. R. Andrews & J. Z. Young - 38-38 Spontaneous formation of inorganic helices
by Oscar Giraldo & Stephanie L. Brock & Manuel Marquez & Steven L. Suib & Hugh Hillhouse & Michael Tsapatsis - 39-42 A surprising simplicity to protein folding
by David Baker - 43-47 Molecular evidence for genetic mixing of Arctic and Antarctic subpolar populations of planktonic foraminifers
by Kate F. Darling & Christopher M. Wade & Iain A. Stewart & Dick Kroon & Richard Dingle & Andrew J. Leigh Brown - 48-50 Io as a source of the jovian dust streams
by A. L. Graps & E. Grün & H. Svedhem & H. Krüger & M. Horányi & A. Heck & S. Lammers - 50-53 Detection of doubled shot noise in short normal-metal/ superconductor junctions
by X. Jehl & M. Sanquer & R. Calemczuk & D. Mailly - 53-55 Elastic turbulence in a polymer solution flow
by A. Groisman & V. Steinberg - 56-60 Rapid prototyping of patterned functional nanostructures
by Hongyou Fan & Yunfeng Lu & Aaron Stump & Scott T. Reed & Tom Baer & Randy Schunk & Victor Perez-Luna & Gabriel P. López & C. Jeffrey Brinker - 60-63 Large differences in tropical aerosol forcing at the top of the atmosphere and Earth's surface
by S. K. Satheesh & V. Ramanathan - 63-65 Sensitivity of the geomagnetic axial dipole to thermal core–mantle interactions
by Jeremy Bloxham - 65-69 Early human occupation of the Red Sea coast of Eritrea during the last interglacial
by Robert C. Walter & Richard T. Buffler & J. Henrich Bruggemann & Mireille M. M. Guillaume & Seife M. Berhe & Berhane Negassi & Yoseph Libsekal & Hai Cheng & R. Lawrence Edwards & Rudo von Cosel & Didier Néraudeau & Mario Gagnon - 69-72 The origin of red algae and the evolution of chloroplasts
by David Moreira & Hervé Le Guyader & Hervé Philippe - 72-76 Encoding of movement time by populations of cerebellar Purkinje cells
by Peter Thier & Peter W. Dicke & Roman Haas & Shabtai Barash - 76-81 Silberblick/Wnt11 mediates convergent extension movements during zebrafish gastrulation
by Carl-Philipp Heisenberg & Masazumi Tada & Gerd-Jörg Rauch & Leonor Saúde & Miguel L. Concha & Robert Geisler & Derek L. Stemple & James C. Smith & Stephen W. Wilson - 81-85 Dishevelled controls cell polarity during Xenopus gastrulation
by John B. Wallingford & Brian A. Rowning & Kevin M. Vogeli & Ute Rothbächer & Scott E. Fraser & Richard M. Harland - 85-90 A receptor for phosphatidylserine-specific clearance of apoptotic cells
by Valerie A. Fadok & Donna L. Bratton & David M. Rose & Alan Pearson & R. Alan B. Ezekewitz & Peter M. Henson - 91-94 JNK is required for effector T-cell function but not for T-cell activation
by Chen Dong & Derek D. Yang & Cathy Tournier & Alan J. Whitmarsh & Jie Xu & Roger J. Davis & Richard A. Flavell - 94-97 A role for excreted quinones in extracellular electron transfer
by Dianne K. Newman & Roberto Kolter - 97-101 Structural insights into the stereochemistry of the cyclooxygenase reaction
by James R. Kiefer & Jennifer L. Pawlitz & Kirby T. Moreland & Roderick A. Stegeman & William F. Hood & James K. Gierse & Anna M. Stevens & Douglas C. Goodwin & Scott W. Rowlinson & Lawrence J. Marnett & William C. Stallings & Ravi G. Kurumbail - 101-101 Erratum: The earliest angiosperms: evidence from mitochondrial, plastid and nuclear genomes
by Yin-Long Qiu & Jungho Lee & Fabiana Bernasconi-Quadroni & Douglas E. Soltis & Pamela S. Soltis & Michael Zanis & Elizabeth A. Zimmer & Zhiduan Chen & Vincent Savolainen & Mark W. Chase
April 2000, Volume 404, Issue 6781
- 909-909 UK science spend ‘not sensible’
by Natasha Loder - 909-910 Budget crisis forces hard choices on US high-energy physics
by Colin Macilwain - 910-910 ‘Saturation screen’ lets zebrafish show their stripes
by Peter Aldhous - 911-911 Letter fuels South Africa's AIDS furore
by Michael Cherry - 911-911 Unesco backs ‘science for debt’ plan
by David Dickson - 912-912 …as companies are urged to share benefits
by Paul Smaglik - 912-912 Genetic diversity project fights for its life…
by Paul Smaglik - 913-913 NASA's new environmental satellite shows its sensitive side
by Tony Reichhardt - 913-913 Japan gears up for growth in genomics
by Robert Triendl - 914-915 New Zealand GM inquiry will cast a wide net
by Peter Pockley - 915-915 German research agency ‘doesn't stifle creativity’, say 1,600 scientists
by Quirin Schiermeier - 918-920 Meet the spin doctors …
by Philip Ball - 921-921 How diagnosis with microarrays can help cancer patients
by John R. W. Masters & Sunil R. Lakhani - 921-921 Short-sighted move to close the 12-m telescope
by Ronak Shah - 921-922 Genetic modification and the meat market
by Jonathan Cowie - 922-922 Distinguished scientists back Germany's DFG…
by Reinhard Jahn - 922-922 reply: …but young researchers feel disillusioned
by The Editor - 922-922 …but young researchers feel disillusioned
by Daniel R. Dietrich & Bettina C. Hitzfeld - 923-924 ‘Marketing’ species conservation
by R. E. Gullison & R. E. Rice & A. G. Blundell - 925-926 Sir James in cyberspace
by Walter Gratzer