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December 1999, Volume 402, Issue 6761
- 86-88 Plus çá change
by J. L. Heilbron & W. F. Bynum - 447-447 … as researchers pounce on glut of data
by Declan Butler - 447-448 ‘Finishing’ success marks major genome sequencing milestone …
by Declan Butler - 448-448 Tiny chromosome is rich in genes and medical promise
by Natasha Loder - 448-448 Unfinished sequence — the catch on 22
by Natasha Loder - 449-449 US defence labs face research cutbacks…
by Rex Dalton - 449-449 …as Livermore blasted for laser project
by Rex Dalton - 450-450 Centralized German research centres will compete for funds
by Quirin Schiermeier - 450-450 EMBL rescue package keeps bioinformatics centre running
by Alison Abbott - 451-451 Nuclear safety and biotech boosted in Japan's budget
by Asako Saegusa - 451-451 Wellcome Trust backs Rutherford to host synchrotron
by Natasha Loder - 452-452 Opinion divided on images of Martian ‘ocean’
by Tony Reichhardt - 452-452 South African telescope to go ahead
by Michael Cherry - 453-453 France cuts its ‘big science’ spend to bolster lab research
by Heather McCabe - 453-453 EMBL pay settlement will cost millions
by Alison Abbott - 453-453 Champion of India's bomb rewarded with cabinet position
by K. S. Jayaraman - 457-457 This should not be the end for terminator technology in GM crops
by Andrew Jackson & Chris Inglehearn - 457-457 Weighing up the threat to the world's corals
by M. Pecheux - 457-457 Weighing up the threat to the world's corals
by Thomas J. Goreau - 457-458 Who's doing what in US protein initiative
by Marvin Cassman & Ari Patrinos - 458-458 Japan builds bridges to rest of the world
by Philippe Buhlmann - 458-458 Search is on for better search engines
by Vishwas Chavan - 458-458 Galileo had accurate vision of the Moon
by M. W. Friedlander - 459-459 Caught in the act
by S. Blair Hedges - 460-460 Knowledge on knowing
by Manfred Fahle - 460-461 A blooming renaissance
by Peter G. Kevan - 461-461 Research as ‘normal’
by Marco Finetti - 462-462 Science in culture
by J. L. Heilbron - 463-463 Annus physicalis 1932
by H. B. G. Casimir - 465-465 Comp.Basilisk Faq
by David Langford - 467-468 The book of genes
by Peter Little - 469-471 One more time, from the top
by Erik Hauri - 471-472 A firm base for drug development
by Bart De Strooper & Gerhard König - 473-475 Ultrafast relaxation in water
by Abraham Nitzan - 475-476 Derailed axons get on track
by Kai Zinn & Aloisia Schmid - 476-477 Spreading the fluid word
by Jonathan Ashmore & Jessica de Boer - 477-477 Happy landings
by David Jones - 478-478 Thomas Hughes Jukes (1906–99)
by John Maddox - 479-479 Precise dating of the Norfolk timber circle
by Alex Bayliss & Cathy Groves & Gerry McCormac & Mike Baillie & Dave Brown & Mark Brennand - 480-480 Insecticidal toxin in root exudates from Bt corn
by Deepak Saxena & Saul Flores & G. Stotzky - 480-481 Herbivorous diet in an ornithomimid dinosaur
by Yoshitsugu Kobayashi & Jun-Chang Lu & Zhi-Ming Dong & Rinchen Barsbold & Yoichi Azuma & Yukimitsu Tomida - 482-482 Germ cells colonized by endosymbiotic bacteria
by Stephen J. Hadfield & J. Myles Axton - 483-487 Synexpression groups in eukaryotes
by Christof Niehrs & Nicolas Pollet - 489-495 The DNA sequence of human chromosome 22
by I. Dunham & A. R. Hunt & J. E. Collins & R. Bruskiewich & D. M. Beare & M. Clamp & L. J. Smink & R. Ainscough & J. P. Almeida & A. Babbage & C. Bagguley & J. Bailey & K. Barlow & K. N. Bates & O. Beasley & C. P. Bird & S. Blakey & A. M. Bridgeman & D. Buck & J. Burgess & W. D. Burrill & J. Burton & C. Carder & N. P. Carter & Y. Chen & G. Clark & S. M. Clegg & V. Cobley & C. G. Cole & R. E. Collier & R. E. Connor & D. Conroy & N. Corby & G. J. Coville & A. V. Cox & J. Davis & E. Dawson & P. D. Dhami & C. Dockree & S. J. Dodsworth & R. M. Durbin & A. Ellington & K. L. Evans & J. M. Fey & K. Fleming & L. French & A. A. Garner & J. G. R. Gilbert & M. E. Goward & D. Grafham & M. N. Griffiths & C. Hall & R. Hall & G. Hall-Tamlyn & R. W. Heathcott & S. Ho & S. Holmes & S. E. Hunt & M. C. Jones & J. Kershaw & A. Kimberley & A. King & G. K. Laird & C. F. Langford & M. A. Leversha & C. Lloyd & D. M. Lloyd & I. D. Martyn & M. Mashreghi-Mohammadi & L. Matthews & O. T. McCann & J. McClay & S. McLaren & A. A. McMurray & S. A. Milne & B. J. Mortimore & C. N. Odell & R. Pavitt & A. V. Pearce & D. Pearson & B. J. Phillimore & S. H. Phillips & R. W. Plumb & H. Ramsay & Y. Ramsey & L. Rogers & M. T. Ross & C. E. Scott & H. K. Sehra & C. D. Skuce & S. Smalley & M. L. Smith & C. Soderlund & L. Spragon & C. A. Steward & J. E. Sulston & R. M. Swann & M. Vaudin & M. Wall & J. M. Wallis & M. N. Whiteley & D. Willey & L. Williams & S. Williams & H. Williamson & T. E. Wilmer & L. Wilming & C. L. Wright & T. Hubbard & D. R. Bentley & S. Beck & J. Rogers & N. Shimizu & S. Minoshima & K. Kawasaki & T. Sasaki & S. Asakawa & J. Kudoh & A. Shintani & K. Shibuya & Y. Yoshizaki & N. Aoki & S. Mitsuyama & B. A. Roe & F. Chen & L. Chu & J. Crabtree & S. Deschamps & A. Do & T. Do & A. Dorman & F. Fang & Y. Fu & P. Hu & A. Hua & S. Kenton & H. Lai & H. I. Lao & J. Lewis & S. Lewis & S.-P. Lin & P. Loh & E. Malaj & T. Nguyen & H. Pan & S. Phan & S. Qi & Y. Qian & L. Ray & Q. Ren & S. Shaull & D. Sloan & L. Song & Q. Wang & Y. Wang & Z. Wang & J. White & D. Willingham & H. Wu & Z. Yao & M. Zhan & G. Zhang & S. Chissoe & J. Murray & N. Miller & P. Minx & R. Fulton & D. Johnson & G. Bemis & D. Bentley & H. Bradshaw & S. Bourne & M. Cordes & Z. Du & L. Fulton & D. Goela & T. Graves & J. Hawkins & K. Hinds & K. Kemp & P. Latreille & D. Layman & P. Ozersky & T. Rohlfing & P. Scheet & C. Walker & A. Wamsley & P. Wohldmann & K. Pepin & J. Nelson & I. Korf & J. A. Bedell & L. Hillier & E. Mardis & R. Waterston & R. Wilson & B. S. Emanuel & T. Shaikh & H. Kurahashi & S. Saitta & M. L. Budarf & H. E. McDermid & A. Johnson & A. C. C. Wong & B. E. Morrow & L. Edelmann & U. J. Kim & H. Shizuya & M. I. Simon & J. P. Dumanski & M. Peyrard & D. Kedra & E. Seroussi & I. Fransson & I. Tapia & C. E. Bruder & K. P. O'Brien - 496-501 The temporal requirement for endothelin receptor-B signalling during neural crest development
by Myung K. Shin & John M. Levorse & Robert S. Ingram & Shirley M. Tilghman - 502-504 Discovery of a massive equatorial torus in the η Carinae stellar system
by P. W. Morris & L. B. F. M. Waters & M. J. Barlow & T. Lim & A. de Koter & R. H. M. Voors & P. Cox & Th. de Graauw & Th. Henning & S. Hony & H. J. G. L. M. Lamers & H. Mutschke & N. R. Trams - 504-507 Observation of spin and charge collective modes in one-dimensional metallic chains
by P. Segovia & D. Purdie & M. Hengsberger & Y. Baer - 507-509 Resonant intermolecular transfer of vibrational energy in liquid water
by Sander Woutersen & Huib J. Bakker - 509-511 Cyclic transmembrane charge transport by pyrylium ions in a vesicle-based photocatalytic system
by Rafail F. Khairutdinov & James K. Hurst - 511-514 Warming of the tropical Atlantic Ocean and slowdown of thermohaline circulation during the last deglaciation
by Carsten Rühlemann & Stefan Mulitza & Peter J. Müller & Gerold Wefer & Rainer Zahn - 514-518 The remelting of hydrothermally altered peridotite at mid-ocean ridges by intruding mantle diapirs
by Mathieu Benoit & Georges Ceuleneer & Mireille Polvé - 518-522 An early Cambrian craniate-like chordate
by Jun-Yuan Chen & Di-Ying Huang & Chia-Wei Li - 523-526 Sympatric speciation by sexual selection
by M. Higashi & G. Takimoto & N. Yamamura - 526-529 Direct measurement of intra-cochlear pressure waves
by Elizabeth S. Olson - 529-533 Stable propagation of synchronous spiking in cortical neural networks
by Markus Diesmann & Marc-Oliver Gewaltig & Ad Aertsen - 533-537 Membrane-anchored aspartyl protease with Alzheimer's disease β-secretase activity
by Riqiang Yan & Michael J. Bienkowski & Mary E. Shuck & Huiyi Miao & Monica C. Tory & Adele M. Pauley & John R. Brashler & Nancy C. Stratman & W. Rodney Mathews & Allen E. Buhl & Donald B. Carter & Alfredo G. Tomasselli & Luis A. Parodi & Robert L. Heinrikson & Mark E. Gurney - 537-540 Purification and cloning of amyloid precursor protein β-secretase from human brain
by Sukanto Sinha & John P. Anderson & Robin Barbour & Guriqbal S. Basi & Russell Caccavello & David Davis & Minhtam Doan & Harry F. Dovey & Normand Frigon & Jin Hong & Kirsten Jacobson-Croak & Nancy Jewett & Pamela Keim & Jeroen Knops & Ivan Lieberburg & Michael Power & Hua Tan & Gwen Tatsuno & Jay Tung & Dale Schenk & Peter Seubert & Susanna M. Suomensaari & Shuwen Wang & Donald Walker & Jun Zhao & Lisa McConlogue & Varghese John - 540-544 Axon routing across the midline controlled by the Drosophila Derailed receptor
by Joshua L. Bonkowsky & Shingo Yoshikawa & David D. O'Keefe & Audra L. Scully & John B. Thomas - 544-547 Bazooka provides an apical cue for Inscuteable localization in Drosophila neuroblasts
by Andreas Wodarz & Andreas Ramrath & Ute Kuchinke & Elisabeth Knust - 548-551 Bazooka recruits Inscuteable to orient asymmetric cell divisions in Drosophila neuroblasts
by Markus Schober & Matthias Schaefer & Juergen A. Knoblich - 551-555 A telomerase component is defective in the human disease dyskeratosis congenita
by James R. Mitchell & Emily Wood & Kathleen Collins - 555-560 The RCAF complex mediates chromatin assembly during DNA replication and repair
by Jessica K. Tyler & Christopher R. Adams & Shaw-Ree Chen & Ryuji Kobayashi & Rohinton T. Kamakaka & James T. Kadonaga
November 1999, Volume 402, Issue 6760
- 2-4 The epidemic of allergy and asthma
by Stephen T. Holgate - 5-11 The alliance of genes and environment in asthma and allergy
by William Cookson - 12-17 The role of allergy in the development of asthma
by P. G. Holt & C. Macaubas & P. A. Stumbles & P. D. Sly - 18-23 Induction and regulation of the IgE response
by David B. Corry & Farrah Kheradmand - 24-30 Signalling through the high-affinity IgE receptor FcεRI
by Helen Turner & Jean-Pierre Kinet - 31-38 Therapeutic strategies for allergic diseases
by Peter J. Barnes - 40-40 Schering-Plough and allergic disease
by Francis Cuss - 331-331 ‘It's a G’: the one-billionth nucleotide
by David Dickson & Colin Macilwain - 331-332 German bioethics inquiry ‘could hold up essential changes’
by Quirin Schiermeier - 332-332 Concern at cheap AIDS drug fears
by Michael Cherry - 332-332 Israel urged to set up labs to carry out military research
by Haim Watzman - 333-333 Praise greets accuracy of Leonid prediction
by Tony Reichhardt - 333-334 Brookhaven leak reactor to close
by Colin Macilwain - 334-334 Science lobby ‘ecstatic’ after triumph in NIH budget battle
by Meredith Wadman - 334-335 Hughes institute unveils top team
by Colin Macilwain - 335-335 Busquin plans white paper to integrate European research
by Keith Nuttall - 335-335 Genentech pays $200m over growth hormone ‘theft’
by Rex Dalton & Quirin Schiermeier - 336-336 China on verge of putting man into space…
by Tian Xuewen - 336-336 …as a new failed satellite launch embarrasses Japan
by Asako Saegusa - 337-337 Gender discrimination ‘undermines science’
by Natasha Loder - 342-343 India intends to reap the full commercial benefits
by K. S. Jayaraman - 343-344 Access issues may determine whether agri-biotech will help the world's poor
by Colin Macilwain - 344-345 Smugglers aim to circumvent GM court ban in Brazil
by Ricardo Bonalume Neto - 345-345 Academies link to map scientific priorities for meeting real needs
by David Dickson - 347-347 Promoting a standard nomenclature for genes and proteins
by Julia White & Hester Wain & Elspeth Bruford & Sue Povey - 347-347 Sequencing challenge
by Lois J. Maltais & Ian Jackson - 347-348 What's in a name?
by Tony Smith - 348-348 Cooperative efforts around Lake Tahoe
by Stephen G. Wells & James S. Coleman & Joseph N. Crowley & Kenneth W. Hunter - 348-348 Precautionary approach to risk assessment
by Alister Scott & Andy Stirling & Nick Mabey & Frans Berkhout & Chris Williams & Chris Rose & Michael Jacobs & Robin Grove-White & Ian Scoones & Melissa Leach - 349-350 Mastering the art of the skies
by Euan Nisbet - 350-350 Personal views of an impersonal world
by Howard P. Segal - 351-351 A friend of one's own
by Paul L. Harris - 351-352 Sniffing the world of olfaction
by Vincent Dusastre - 353-353 Two millennia of animal spirits
by Ian Glynn - 355-355 Emortality — at last!
by Brian Stableford - 357-358 Plug-in quantum software
by John Preskill - 358-359 The family tree flowers
by Paul Kenrick - 359-361 Clouds from near and far
by W. Butler Burton & Robert Braun - 362-363 What do yeast proteins do?
by Philip Hieter - 363-365 Sulphur in the mix
by Ronald P. Kiene - 365-366 Ancestral primate viewed
by Stephen J. O'Brien & Roscoe Stanyon - 366-367 Competition and coexistence
by Ulrich Sommer - 367-367 Internal ecology
by David Jones - 368-368 Charles M. Steinberg (1932–99)
by Jack von Borstel & John Cairns - 369-370 Feeding by mandibular raking in a snake
by N. J. Kley & E. L. Brainerd - 370-371 A universal marker for transgenic insects
by Andreas J. Berghammer & Martin Klingler & Ernst A. Wimmer - 371-372 Ubiquitin tag for sperm mitochondria
by Peter Sutovsky & Ricardo D. Moreno & João Ramalho-Santos & Tanja Dominko & Calvin Simerly & Gerald Schatten - 372-372 Iron, nitrogen and phosphorus in the ocean
by John J. Cullen - 372-372 reply: Iron, nitrogen and phosphorus in the ocean
by Toby Tyrrell - 373-376 Active site-directed protein regulation
by Bostjan Kobe & Bruce E. Kemp - 377-385 Structure of fumarate reductase from Wolinella succinogenes at 2.2 Å resolution
by C. Roy D. Lancaster & Achim Kröger & Manfred Auer & Hartmut Michel - 386-387 Discovery of molecular hydrogen in a high-velocity cloud of the Galactic halo
by P. Richter & K. S. de Boer & H. Widmann & N. Kappelmann & W. Gringel & M. Grewing & J. Barnstedt - 388-390 Accretion of low-metallicity gas by the Milky Way
by B. P. Wakker & J. C. Howk & B. D. Savage & H. van Woerden & S. L. Tufte & U. J. Schwarz & R. Benjamin & R. J. Reynolds & R. F. Peletier & P. M. W. Kalberla - 390-393 Demonstrating the viability of universal quantum computation using teleportation and single-qubit operations
by Daniel Gottesman & Isaac L. Chuang - 393-395 Coupled synthesis and self-assembly of nanoparticles to give structures with controlled organization
by Mei Li & Heimo Schnablegger & Stephen Mann - 396-399 Role of vertical mixing in controlling the oceanic production of dimethyl sulphide
by Rafel Simó & Carlos Pedrós-Alió - 399-401 The effect of climate change on ozone depletion through changes in stratospheric water vapour
by Daniel B. Kirk-Davidoff & Eric J. Hintsa & James G. Anderson & David W. Keith - 402-404 Angiosperm phylogeny inferred from multiple genes as a tool for comparative biology
by Pamela S. Soltis & Douglas E. Soltis & Mark W. Chase - 404-407 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 - 407-410 Biodiversity of plankton by species oscillations and chaos
by Jef Huisman & Franz J. Weissing - 411-413 The dynamics of chromosome evolution in birds and mammals
by David W. Burt & Charlotte Bruley & Ian C. Dunn & Cheryl T. Jones & Anne Ramage & Andy S. Law & David R. Morrice & Ian R. Paton & Jacqueline Smith & Dawn Windsor & Alexei Sazanov & Ruedi Fries & David Waddington - 413-418 Large-scale analysis of the yeast genome by transposon tagging and gene disruption
by Petra Ross-Macdonald & Paulo S. R. Coelho & Terry Roemer & Seema Agarwal & Anuj Kumar & Ronald Jansen & Kei-Hoi Cheung & Amy Sheehan & Dawn Symoniatis & Lara Umansky & Matthew Heidtman & F. Kenneth Nelson & Hiroshi Iwasaki & Karl Hager & Mark Gerstein & Perry Miller & G. Shirleen Roeder & Michael Snyder - 418-421 Chromosomal landscape of nucleosome-dependent gene expression and silencing in yeast
by John J. Wyrick & Frank C. P. Holstege & Ezra G. Jennings & Helen C. Causton & David Shore & Michael Grunstein & Eric S. Lander & Richard A. Young - 421-425 LTP promotes formation of multiple spine synapses between a single axon terminal and a dendrite
by N. Toni & P.-A. Buchs & I. Nikonenko & C. R. Bron & D. Muller - 425-429 Conserved regulation of proximodistal limb axis development by Meis1/Hth
by Nadia Mercader & Esther Leonardo & Natalia Azpiazu & Antonio Serrano & Ginés Morata & Carlos Martínez-A & Miguel Torres - 429-433 CtBP/BARS induces fission of Golgi membranes by acylating lysophosphatidic acid
by Roberto Weigert & Maria Giuseppina Silletta & Stefania Spanò & Gabriele Turacchio & Claudia Cericola & Antonino Colanzi & Silvia Senatore & Raffaella Mancini & Elena V. Polishchuk & Mario Salmona & Francesco Facchiano & Koert N. J. Burger & Alexander Mironov & Alberto Luini & Daniela Corda - 434-439 Crystal structures of the membrane-binding C2 domain of human coagulation factor V
by Sandra Macedo-Ribeiro & Wolfram Bode & Robert Huber & Mary Ann Quinn-Allen & Suhng Wook Kim & Thomas L. Ortel & Gleb P. Bourenkov & Hans D. Bartunik & Milton T. Stubbs & William H. Kane & Pablo Fuentes-Prior - 439-442 Structure of the C2 domain of human factor VIII at 1.5 Å resolution
by Kathleen P. Pratt & Betty W. Shen & Kazuya Takeshima & Earl W. Davie & Kazuo Fujikawa & Barry L. Stoddard - 442-442 addendum: Energetic constraints on the diet of terrestrial carnivores
by Chris Carbone & Georgina M. Mace & S. Craig Roberts & David W. Macdonald
November 1999, Volume 402, Issue 6759
- 219-219 Scientists reel after Indian cyclone
by K.S. Jayaraman - 219-220 Alliance of US labs plans to build map of cell signalling pathways
by Alison Abbott - 220-220 Japan calls for partnership to develop semiconductors
by Asako Saegusa - 221-221 France could face ‘scientific recession’, warns council
by Heather McCabe - 221-222 Concern over Mars Lander as inquiry reports on Orbiter loss
by Tony Reichhardt - 222-222 Professors use web to catch students who plagiarize…
by Rex Dalton - 222-222 … and author gets similar paper retracted
by Rex Dalton - 223-223 Privatization of UK weapons labs under fire
by Natasha Loder - 223-224 Jobs boost for Spanish science
by Xavier Bosch - 224-224 Body takes centre stage in UK's Millennium Dome
by Natasha Loder - 224-224 Opposition pledges to raise New Zealand science budget
by Peter Pockley - 225-225 AZT critics ‘swayed South African president’
by Mike Cherry - 225-225 Russian peace researcher detained
by Carl Levitin - 229-229 Genetically modified foods face rigorous safety evaluation
by M. J. Gasson - 229-230 Bureaucracy blights Japan's safety record
by Kazuo Inoue - 230-230 Unfair exchange
by David Colquhoun - 230-230 Challenge for global e-journal project
by Lance Sultzbaugh - 230-230 How the Church moves with the times
by Guy Consolmagno - 231-232 Much food, many problems
by Anthony Trewavas - 233-234 Creating a climate for change
by Nancy Kete - 234-235 Let them think cake
by Marian Stamp Dawkins - 235-236 Cajal's scientific prescience revisited
by Harvey J. Karten - 236-236 Science in culture
by Martin Kemp - 237-237 Achilles and the maggots
by Paolo Mazzarello - 239-239 When thought-mail fails
by Ian Watson - 241-242 Fishing for function in noise
by James J. Collins - 242-243 Open season for solid frameworks
by Michael J. Zaworotko - 243-245 Mutant mice live longer
by Leonard Guarente - 245-247 Molten rocks in motion
by Michael R. Perfit - 247-249 What makes ATP synthase spin?
by Paul D. Boyer - 249-249 Frankenstein lives!
by David Jones - 250-250 Guido Pontecorvo (1907–99)
by Obaid Siddiqi - 251-251 Why ‘false’ colours are seen by butterflies
by Almut Kelber - 251-253 Ferromagnetism in the hexaborides
by M. E. Zhitomirsky & T. M. Rice & V. I. Anisimov - 253-253 Variable cell number in nematodes
by Ana Cunha & Ricardo B. R. Azevedo & Scott W. Emmons & Armand M. Leroi - 253-254 Growing Y-junction carbon nanotubes
by Jing Li & Chris Papadopoulos & Jimmy Xu - 255-262 Selecting and maintaining a diverse T-cell repertoire
by Ananda W. Goldrath & Michael J. Bevan - 263-268 Structural changes linked to proton translocation by subunit c of the ATP synthase
by Vinit K. Rastogi & Mark E. Girvin - 269-270 A low-temperature origin for the planetesimals that formed Jupiter
by Tobias Owen & Paul Mahaffy & H. B. Niemann & Sushil Atreya & Thomas Donahue & Akiva Bar-Nun & Imke de Pater - 270-273 Lithium nucleosynthesis in the Sun inferred from the solar-wind 7Li/6Li ratio
by Marc Chaussidon & François Robert - 273-276 Carbon nanotube intramolecular junctions
by Zhen Yao & Henk W. Ch. Postma & Leon Balents & Cees Dekker - 276-279 Design and synthesis of an exceptionally stable and highly porous metal-organic framework
by Hailian Li & Mohamed Eddaoudi & M. O'Keeffe & O. M. Yaghi - 279-282 Abrupt termination of the 1997–98 El Niño in response to a Madden–Julian oscillation
by Yukari N. Takayabu & Toshio Iguchi & Misako Kachi & Akira Shibata & Hiroshi Kanzawa - 282-285 Combined dynamic and geochemical evidence for convergent melt flow beneath the East Pacific Rise
by Marc Spiegelman & Jennifer R. Reynolds - 286-288 Energetic constraints on the diet of terrestrial carnivores
by Chris Carbone & Georgina M. Mace & S. Craig Roberts & David W. Macdonald - 288-290 Total lipid energy as a proxy for total egg production by fish stocks
by C. Tara Marshall & Nathalia A. Yaragina & Yvan Lambert & Olav S. Kjesbu - 291-294 Use of behavioural stochastic resonance by paddle fish for feeding
by David F. Russell & Lon A. Wilkens & Frank Moss - 294-296 The amygdala modulates prefrontal cortex activity relative to conditioned fear
by René Garcia & Rose-Marie Vouimba & Michel Baudry & Richard F. Thompson - 297-301 Kainate receptors are involved in synaptic plasticity
by Zuner A. Bortolotto & Vernon R. J. Clarke & Caroline M. Delany & Michael C. Parry & Ilse Smolders & Michel Vignes & Ken H. Ho & Peter Miu & Bradford T. Brinton & Robert Fantaske & Ann Ogden & Mary Gates & Paul L. Ornstein & David Lodge & David Bleakman & Graham L. Collingridge - 301-304 Activation of the epithelial Na+ channel (ENaC) requires CFTR Cl- channel function
by M. M. Reddy & M. J. Light & P. M. Quinton - 304-309 Activated T cells regulate bone loss and joint destruction in adjuvant arthritis through osteoprotegerin ligand
by Young-Yun Kong & Ulrich Feige & Iidiko Sarosi & Brad Bolon & Anna Tafuri & Sean Morony & Casey Capparelli & Ji Li & Robin Elliott & Susan McCabe & Thomas Wong & Giuseppe Campagnuolo & Erika Moran & Earl R. Bogoch & Gwyneth Van & Linh T. Nguyen & Pamela S. Ohashi & David L. Lacey & Eleanor Fish & William J. Boyle & Josef M. Penninger - 309-313 The p66shc adaptor protein controls oxidative stress response and life span in mammals
by Enrica Migliaccio & Marco Giorgio & Simonetta Mele & Giuliana Pelicci & Paolo Reboldi & Pier Paolo Pandolfi & Luisa Lanfrancone & Pier Giuseppe Pelicci - 313-320 Structural insights into phosphoinositide 3-kinase catalysis and signalling
by Edward H. Walker & Olga Perisic & Christian Ried & Len Stephens & Roger L. Williams - 320-322 Sustained oscillations in living cells
by Sune Danø & Preben Graae Sørensen & Finn Hynne - 323-325 A ribozyme that lacks cytidine
by Jeff Rogers & Gerald F. Joyce
November 1999, Volume 402, Issue 6758
- 3-3 Career choices for scientists: an introduction
by Helen Gavaghan - 109-109 Australia ‘tops per capita emissions’
by Peter Pockley - 109-110 US universities find that demand for botanists exceeds supply
by Rex Dalton - 110-110 Publishing group offers peer review on PubMed Central
by Declan Butler - 110-110 Ukraine denies arresting biologist
by Natasha Loder - 111-111 Cambridge, UK, hopes MIT magic will work on joint institute
by Colin Macilwain - 111-111 Daresbury senses victory in battle for UK synchrotron
by Natasha Loder & Heather McCabe - 112-112 Race is on to find successor to Varmus at NIH
by Meredith Wadman - 112-112 Surprise boost for stem-cell work
by Colin Macilwain - 113-113 University debate boils over in Australia
by Peter Pockley - 113-114 German scientists must repay fees
by Quirin Schiermeier