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May 1999, Volume 399, Issue 6731
- 29-30 Long-distance transport of pollen into the Arctic
by Ian D. Campbell & Karen McDonald & Michael D. Flannigan & Joanni Kringayark - 30-30 Cause and effect in evolution
by W. Joe Dickinson & Jon Seger - 31-32 From an old world order to show ’n’ sell
by Thomas F. Gieryn - 32-33 From entropy to Duino
by G. F. Bignami - 33-33 Aiming for that goal of zero emission
by Roger Sheldon - 33-34 Information, information
by Nancy Lane - 34-34 Science in culture
by Martin Kemp - 35-40 Energy traps in atomic nuclei
by Philip Walker & George Dracoulis - 41-43 Possible long-lived asteroid belts in the inner Solar System
by N. Wyn Evans & Serge Tabachnik - 43-46 Observation of mesoscopic vortex physics using micromechanical oscillators
by C. A. Bolle & V. Aksyuk & F. Pardo & P. L. Gammel & E. Zeldov & E. Bucher & R. Boie & D. J. Bishop & D. R. Nelson - 46-48 Influence of a knot on the strength of a polymer strand
by A. Marco Saitta & Paul D. Soper & E. Wasserman & Michael L. Klein - 48-51 Controlled growth and electrical properties of heterojunctions of carbon nanotubes and silicon nanowires
by Jiangtao Hu & Min Ouyang & Peidong Yang & Charles M. Lieber - 51-54 Stress-induced recrystallization of a protein crystal by electron irradiation
by F. Zemlin & R. Schuster & E. Beckmann & J. L. Carrascosa & J. M. Valpuesta & G. Ertl - 54-57 Diamondoid hydrocarbons as indicators of natural oil cracking
by J. E. Dahl & J. M. Moldowan & K. E. Peters & G. E. Claypool & M. A. Rooney & G. E. Michael & M. R. Mello & M. L. Kohnen - 57-60 Early hominid stone tool production and technical skill 2.34 Myr ago in West Turkana, Kenya
by H. Roche & A. Delagnes & J.-P. Brugal & C. Feibel & M. Kibunjia & V. Mourre & P.-J. Texier - 60-62 The wing of Archaeopteryx as a primary thrust generator
by Phillip Burgers & Luis M. Chiappe - 62-66 Induction and organization of Ca2+ waves by enteric neural reflexes
by Randel J. Stevens & Nelson G. Publicover & Terence K. Smith - 66-70 Dendritic spine changes associated with hippocampal long-term synaptic plasticity
by Florian Engert & Tobias Bonhoeffer - 70-75 A family of mammalian Na+-dependent L-ascorbic acid transporters
by Hiroyasu Tsukaguchi & Taro Tokui & Bryan Mackenzie & Urs V. Berger & Xing-Zhen Chen & Yangxi Wang & Richard F. Brubaker & Matthias A. Hediger - 75-80 Regulation of alternative splicing by RNA editing
by Susan M. Rueter & T. Renee Dawson & Ronald B. Emeson - 80-83 Structural basis for initiation of transcription from an RNA polymerase–promoter complex
by Graham M. T. Cheetham & David Jeruzalmi & Thomas A Steitz - 84-84 Erratum: Extreme Th1 bias of invariant Vα24JαQ T cells in type 1 diabetes
by S. Brian Wilson & Sally C. Kent & Kurt T. Patton & Tihamer Orban & Richard A. Jackson & Mark Exley & Steven Porcelli & Desmond A. Schatz & Mark A. Atkinson & Steven P. Balk & Jack L. Strominger & David A. Hafler - 84-84 Erratum: Experimental verification of the quasi-unit-cell model of quasicrystal structure
by Paul J. Steinhardt & H.-C. Jeong & K. Saitoh & M. Tanaka & E. Abe & A. P. Tsai - 84-84 Erratum: The role of mat-forming diatoms in the formation of Mediterranean sapropels
by Alan E. S. Kemp & Richard B. Pearce & Itaru Koizumi & Jennifer Pike & S. Jae Rance - 84-84 Erratum: In vivo regulation of axon extension and pathfinding by growth-cone calcium transients
by Timothy M. Gomez & Nicholas C. Spitzer
April 1999, Volume 398, Issue 6730
- 735-735 National project to boost Japan's net presence
by Asako Saegusa - 735-735 NIH plan brings global electronic journal a step nearer reality
by Declan Butler - 736-736 US processor rejects maize that EU won't take
by Meredith Wadman - 736-736 Swiss reject GM trial to protect organics
by Alison Abbott - 737-737 Swedish minister rebuilds scientists' trust
by Peter Sylwan - 737-737 Mars sundial celebrates joy of discovery
by Tony Reichhardt - 738-738 Monitoring system planned for US biodiversity drive
by Rex Dalton - 738-738 NASA's plan to hire peer-review contractor raises scientists' fears
by Tony Reichhardt - 739-739 SSC spectre hovers over neutron project
by Colin Macilwain - 740-740 University libraries put pen to paper in journal pricing protest
by Alison Abbott - 740-740 Japan moves to evaluate its engineers
by Asako Saegusa - 741-741 Scientists split on US smallpox decision
by Meredith Wadman - 741-741 Radioactive leak at Indian power station
by K. S. Jayaraman - 745-745 Why Japan's professors fear evaluation
by Mitsuo Tagaya - 745-745 Name and shame the scientific fraudsters
by James McComb - 745-745 Some PhDs are more equal than others
by Leonor Cruzeiro-Hansson - 747-748 Ants, plants and antibiotics
by Ted R. Schultz - 748-749 Solid-state qubits under control
by D. V. Averin - 751-752 Legs to wings and back again
by Lee Niswander - 752-753 Molecular probing of deep secrets
by Roger Summons - 753-753 Coated-pit dynamics
by Jennifer Lippincott-Schwartz - 755-756 Linear and nonlinear signatures
by Klaus Hasselmann - 756-757 Life and death in a FLASH
by Jan Paul Medema - 757-758 Mitotic treasures in the nucleolus
by Jeffrey B. Bachant & Stephen J. Elledge - 758-758 Theological chemistry
by David Jones - 759-760 Acoustic guide in bat-pollinated flower
by Dagmar von Helversen & Otto von Helversen - 760-760 Cognitive restoration of reversed speech
by Kourosh Saberi & David R. Perrott - 760-761 Co-carcinogenic effect of β-carotene
by M. Paolini & G. Cantelli-Forti & P. Perocco & G. F. Pedulli & S. Z. Abdel-Rahman & M. S. Legator - 761-762 Growth of nanotubes for probe microscopy tips
by Jason H. Hafner & Chin Li Cheung & Charles M. Lieber - 763-764 An octopus-like obsession with loyalty
by Daniel J. Kevles - 764-765 Beware the diseases of the will, my child
by Pere Puigdomènech - 765-766 German science admits to fraud
by Alison Abbott - 766-767 A further string to the believers' bow
by John Maddox - 767-768 The self-centred meme
by Jerry A. Coyne - 768-769 Shady secrets of the Enlightenment
by W. F. Bynum - 770-771 The outward urge
by Walter Gratzer - 771-772 Turning evening into morning
by John Bayley - 773-774 Lord of the flies
by Yadin Dudai - 774-775 Hitting the target
by Stephen Neidle - 775-776 Taming the black dog
by Charles B. Nemeroff - 777-785 The CED-4-homologous protein FLASH is involved in Fas-mediated activation of caspase-8 during apoptosis
by Yuzuru Imai & Takaharu Kimura & Akira Murakami & Nobuyuki Yajima & Kazuhiro Sakamaki & Shin Yonehara - 786-788 Coherent control of macroscopic quantum states in a single-Cooper-pair box
by Y. Nakamura & Yu. A. Pashkin & J. S. Tsai - 788-791 The existence of supercooled liquid water at 150?K
by R. Scott Smith & Bruce D. Kay - 792-794 Structure of the polymer electrolyte poly(ethylene oxide)6:LiAsF6
by Graham S. MacGlashan & Yuri G. Andreev & Peter G. Bruce - 794-796 A nanometre-sized hexahedral coordination capsule assembled from 24 components
by Nobuhiro Takeda & Kazuhiko Umemoto & Kentaro Yamaguchi & Makoto Fujita - 796-799 Self-assembly of nanoscale cuboctahedra by coordination chemistry
by Bogdan Olenyuk & Jeffery A. Whiteford & Andreas Fechtenkötter & Peter J. Stang - 799-802 Signature of recent climate change in frequencies of natural atmospheric circulation regimes
by S. Corti & F. Molteni & T. N. Palmer - 802-805 Methane-consuming archaebacteria in marine sediments
by Kai-Uwe Hinrichs & John M. Hayes & Sean P. Sylva & Peter G. Brewer & Edward F. DeLong - 805-810 Reduced antinociception in mice lacking neuronal nicotinic receptor subunits
by Lisa M. Marubio & Maria del Mar Arroyo-Jimenez & Matilde Cordero-Erausquin & Clément Léna & Nicolas Le Novère & Alban de Kerchove d'Exaerde & Monique Huchet & M. Imad Damaj & Jean-Pierre Changeux - 810-814 Tbx5 and Tbx4 genes determine the wing/leg identity of limb buds
by Jun K. Takeuchi & Kazuko Koshiba-Takeuchi & Ken Matsumoto & Astrid Vogel-Höpker & Mayumi Naitoh-Matsuo & Keiko Ogura & Naoki Takahashi & Kunio Yasuda & Toshihiko Ogura - 814-818 The T-box genes Tbx4 and Tbx5 regulate limb outgrowth and identity
by Concepción Rodriguez-Esteban & Tohru Tsukui & Sayuri Yonei & Jorge Magallon & Koji Tamura & Juan Carlos Izpisua Belmonte - 818-823 Cfi1 prevents premature exit from mitosis by anchoring Cdc14 phosphatase in the nucleolus
by Rosella Visintin & Ellen S. Hwang & Angelika Amon - 824-828 Ligand-dependent transcription activation by nuclear receptors requires the DRIP complex
by Christophe Rachez & Bryan D. Lemon & Zalman Suldan & Virginia Bromleigh & Matthew Gamble & Anders M. Näär & Hediye Erdjument-Bromage & Paul Tempst & Leonard P. Freedman - 828-832 Composite co-activator ARC mediates chromatin-directed transcriptional activation
by Anders M. Näär & Pierre A. Beaurang & Sharleen Zhou & Shaji Abraham & William Solomon & Robert Tjian
April 1999, Volume 398, Issue 6729
- 641-641 US sets up ‘round-table’ talks with scientists
by Colin Macilwain - 641-641 Europe and US in confrontation over GM food labelling criteria
by Ehsan Masood - 642-642 UK's royal societies oppose new research council for Scotland
by Ehsan Masood - 642-642 Europe will fly animals on space station
by Tony Reichhardt - 643-643 Transplant panel to play ‘honest broker’
by Declan Butler - 643-643 Looser ties urged for Japanese scientists
by Asako Saegusa - 644-644 Financial doubts over future of chimp lab
by Meredith Wadman - 644-644 Japan plans cDNA hunt for disease genes
by Asako Saegusa - 645-645 Spanish watchdog sees way ahead for stem-cell research
by Xavier Bosch - 645-645 Private nuclear waste plan faces critics in Australia
by Peter Pockley - 646-646 Bioinformatics institute plans public database for gene expression data
by Alison Abbott - 646-646 Scientists urged to raise lobbying efforts
by Alison Abbott - 647-647 A meeting of parallel paths for US fusion?
by Colin Macilwain - 657-657 Miscalculation
by Mordecai-Mark Mac Low - 657-657 Did Parisians catch HIV from ‘monkey glands’?
by R. V. Short - 657-657 Hand over your clones or lose your reputation
by Mark Tester - 657-657 When extra authors get in on the act
by Eugen Tarnow - 659-659 Three planets for Upsilon Andromedae
by Jack J. Lissauer - 660-661 Adapting to nanoscale events
by Daniel Branton & Jene Golovchenko - 661-663 Attraction is relative not absolute
by Masataka Watanabe - 663-664 Uncertain road to ozone recovery
by Paul J. Fraser & Michael J. Prather - 665-667 Gatekeepers of recombination
by James E. Haber - 667-667 A big slip
by Tim Lincoln - 667-668 Fine-structure variable?
by Antoinette Songaila & Lennox L. Cowie - 668-669 Defence by diversity
by Adrian V. S. Hill - 669-669 Spiritual matters
by David Jones - 670-670 Gerhard Herzberg (1904-99)
by Dudley Herschbach - 671-672 Antibacterial peptide from H. pylori
by Katrin Pütsep & Carl-Ivar Brändén & Hans G. Boman & Staffan Normark - 672-673 Cleaner fish really do clean
by Alexandra S. Grutter - 673-673 Perception of changes in loudness
by Georges Canévet & Bertram Scharf & Robert S. Schlauch & Martha Teghtsoonian & Robert Teghtsoonian - 673-674 Perception of changes in loudness
by John G. Neuhoff - 674-674 Movement of motor and cargo along cilia
by Jose T. Orozco & Karen P. Wedaman & Dawn Signor & Heather Brown & Lesilee Rose & Jonathan M. Scholey - 675-675 Drugs wipe out a sporting chance
by Craig Sharp - 675-677 Peering into a child's priorities
by Simon Baron-Cohen - 677-677 A singularity in modern science
by Peter Galison - 678-678 Monsters in the night
by Chris Reynolds - 678-678 The charm of the single neuron
by Erik De Schutter - 679-681 Environmentally decoupled sds -wave Josephson junctions for quantum computing
by Lev B. Ioffe & Vadim B. Geshkenbein & Mikhail V. Feigel'man & Alban L. Fauchère & Gianni Blatter - 681-684 Metastable ice VII at low temperature and ambient pressure
by S. Klotz & J. M. Besson & G. Hamel & R. J. Nelmes & J. S. Loveday & W. G. Marshall - 684-686 Low-temperature superplasticity in nanostructured nickel and metal alloys
by S. X. McFadden & R. S. Mishra & R. Z. Valiev & A. P. Zhilyaev & A. K. Mukherjee - 686-690 Stochastic sensing of organic analytes by a pore-forming protein containing a molecular adapter
by Li-Qun Gu & Orit Braha & Sean Conlan & Stephen Cheley & Hagan Bayley - 690-694 Present and future trends in the atmospheric burden of ozone-depleting halogens
by S. A. Montzka & J. H. Butler & J.W. Elkins & T. M. Thompson & A. D. Clarke & L. T. Lock - 694-697 Increased El Niño frequency in a climate model forced by future greenhouse warming
by A. Timmermann & J. Oberhuber & A. Bacher & M. Esch & M. Latif & E. Roeckner - 697-700 Continental-shelf sediment as a primary source of iron for coastal phytoplankton
by Kenneth S. Johnson & Francisco P. Chavez & Gernot E. Friederich - 700-701 Archaeopteris is the earliest known modern tree
by Brigitte Meyer-Berthaud & Stephen E. Scheckler & Jobst Wendt - 701-704 Fungus-growing ants use antibiotic-producing bacteria to control garden parasites
by Cameron R. Currie & James A. Scott & Richard C. Summerbell & David Malloch - 704-708 Relative reward preference in primate orbitofrontal cortex
by Léon Tremblay & Wolfram Schultz - 708-713 p63 is a p53 homologue required for limb and epidermal morphogenesis
by Alea A. Mills & Binhai Zheng & Xiao-Jing Wang & Hannes Vogel & Dennis R. Roop & Allan Bradley - 714-718 p63 is essential for regenerative proliferation in limb, craniofacial and epithelial development
by Annie Yang & Ronen Schweitzer & Deqin Sun & Mourad Kaghad & Nancy Walker & Roderick T. Bronson & Cliff Tabin & Arlene Sharpe & Daniel Caput & Christopher Crum & Frank McKeon - 718-723 MCP-1 and IL-8 trigger firm adhesion of monocytes to vascular endothelium under flow conditions
by Robert E. Gerszten & Eduardo A. Garcia-Zepeda & Yaw-Chyn Lim & Masayuki Yoshida & Han A. Ding & Michael A. Gimbrone & Andrew D. Luster & Francis W. Luscinskas & Anthony Rosenzweig - 723-728 Tyro-3 family receptors are essential regulators of mammalian spermatogenesis
by Qingxian Lu & Martin Gore & Qing Zhang & Todd Camenisch & Sharon Boast & Franca Casagranda & Cary Lai & Michael K. Skinner & Rüdiger Klein & Glenn K. Matsushima & H. Shelton Earp & Stephen P. Goff & Greg Lemke - 728-731 Binding of double-strand breaks in DNA by human Rad52 protein
by Eric Van Dyck & Alicja Z. Stasiak & Andrzej Stasiak & Stephen C. West
April 1999, Volume 398, Issue 6728
- 545-545 US firm's bid to sequence rice genome causes stir in Japan⃛
by Asako Saegusa - 545-546 ⃛ as consortium plans free SNP map of human genome
by Ehsan Masood - 546-546 Glaxo Wellcome is already using map data
by Ehsan Masood - 546-546 French research would benefit from less paperwork, says report
by Declan Butler - 547-547 Plan to merge optical societies under fire
by Rex Dalton - 547-547 Weapons labs tighten computer security
by Colin Macilwain - 548-548 South African funding body faces evaluation headache
by Michael Cherry - 548-548 Britain promises cash for UK/SA joint research
by Michael Cherry - 548-548 Canadian Light Source is ready to glow as final grant comes in
by David Spurgeon - 549-549 Serb scientists call for help to end bombing
by Alison Abbott - 549-549 FDA warns on primate xenotransplants
by Declan Butler - 550-550 German centre risks women-only job ads
by Alison Abbott - 551-551 Cell sale to Elsevier will boost web ventures
by Declan Butler - 551-551 NIH stem-cell guidelines face stormy ride
by Meredith Wadman - 555-555 Take the best from both patents systems
by Rattan Nath - 555-555 Say no to boycott of AIDS conference
by Mark A. Wainberg - 555-555 On the trail of the prolific Dr Path
by Nigel L. Brown - 555-556 Going cold on ‘snowball Earth’ theory
by George E. Williams - 556-556 Green revolution still too green
by Thomas R. Sinclair & Kenneth G. Cassman - 556-556 Fertile grounds for a lively debate
by Stephen G. Warren - 556-556 Denmark lacks coherent policy on basic research
by Michael Ibba & Thomas Bentin - 557-558 Cryptic clues to clock function
by David Whitmore & Paolo Sassone-Corsi - 558-559 A long-distance record breaker
by Richard Green - 559-561 The child prodigy of 1997-98
by Michael J. McPhaden - 562-563 A new escape and evasion tactic
by John W. Barnwell - 563-565 Screws tighten on the core
by Michael J. Walter - 565-565 Slow-flowing metal
by David Jones - 566-566 Thomas A. McMahon (1943-99)
by Claire T. Farley - 567-570 Drug addiction: bad habits add up
by Trevor W. Robbins & Barry J. Everitt - 571-571 Myelin-like sheaths in copepod axons
by April D. Davis & Tina M. Weatherby & Daniel K. Hartline & Petra H. Lenz - 572-572 Plant energetics and population density”
by Federico Magnani - 572-572 Plant energetics and population density
by Roderick C. Dewar - 573-573 Plant energetics and population density
by Brian J. Enquist & James H. Brown & Geoffrey B. West - 573-573 Biostratigraphy of new pterosaurs from China
by S.-A. Ji & Q. Ji & K. Padian - 575-576 Prometheus unwound
by Adrienne Zihlman - 576-577 A most uplifting career
by Steve Sparks - 577-578 Speaking in tongues
by Risto NÄÄtÄnen & Teija Kujala - 578-578 Hallo capitalism, goodbye science
by Zhores A. Medvedev - 579-585 Structural basis for recognition of the tra mRNA precursor by the Sex-lethal protein
by Noriko Handa & Osamu Nureki & Kazuki Kurimoto & Insil Kim & Hiroshi Sakamoto & Yoshiro Shimura & Yutaka Muto & Shigeyuki Yokoyama - 586-588 Spectroscopic identification of a galaxy at a probable redshift of z = 6.68
by Hsiao-Wen Chen & Kenneth M. Lanzetta & Sebastian Pascarelle - 588-591 Neutron scattering from magnetic excitations in Bi2Sr2CaCu2O8+δ
by H. F. Fong & P. Bourges & Y. Sidis & L. P. Regnault & A. Ivanov & G. D. Gu & N. Koshizuka & B. Keimer - 591-593 Surface-aligned reaction of photogenerated oxygen atoms with carbon monoxide targets
by C. Emil Tripa & John T. Yates - 593-597 Template-imprinted nanostructured surfaces for protein recognition
by Huaiqiu Shi & Wei-Bor Tsai & Michael D. Garrison & Sandro Ferrari & Buddy D. Ratner - 597-601 Influence of El Niño on the equatorial Pacific contribution to atmospheric CO2 accumulation
by Richard A. Feely & Rik Wanninkhof & Taro Takahashi & Pieter Tans - 601-604 Tectonic processes in Papua New Guinea and past productivity in the eastern equatorial Pacific Ocean
by Mark. L. Wells & Geoffrey K. Vallis & Eli A. Silver - 604-607 Partitioning of nickel and cobalt between silicate perovskite and metal at pressures up to 80 GPa
by O. Tschauner & A. Zerr & S. Specht & A. Rocholl & R. Boehler & H. Palme - 608-610 Simulating the effects of climate change on tropical montane cloud forests
by Christopher J. Still & Prudence N. Foster & Stephen H. Schneider - 611-615 Biological response to climate change on a tropical mountain
by J. Alan Pounds & Michael P. L. Fogden & John H. Campbell - 615-618 Humans use internal models to estimate gravity and linear acceleration
by Daniel M. Merfeld & Lionel Zupan & Robert J. Peterka - 618-622 A rhoptry-protein-associated mechanism of clonal phenotypic variation in rodent malaria
by P. R. Preiser & W. Jarra & T. Capiod & G. Snounou - 622-627 Homeobox gene Nkx2.2 and specification of neuronal identity by graded Sonic hedgehog signalling
by J. Briscoe & L. Sussel & P. Serup & D. Hartigan-O'Connor & T. M. Jessell & J. L. R. Rubenstein & J. Ericson - 627-630 Mammalian Cry1 and Cry2 are essential for maintenance of circadian rhythms
by Gijsbertus T. J. van der Horst & Manja Muijtjens & Kumiko Kobayashi & Riya Takano & Shin-ichiro Kanno & Masashi Takao & Jan de Wit & Anton Verkerk & Andre P. M. Eker & Dik van Leenen & Ruud Buijs & Dirk Bootsma & Jan H. J. Hoeijmakers & Akira Yasui - 630-634 Direct control of the Forkhead transcription factor AFX by protein kinase B
by Geert J. P. L. Kops & Nancy D. de Ruiter & Alida M. M. De Vries-Smits & David R. Powell & Johannes L. Bos & Boudewijn M. Th. Burgering
April 1999, Volume 398, Issue 6727
- 447-447 Pay awards split Indian research world
by K. S. Jayaraman - 447-448 US societies fear clamp-down on visits by foreign scientists
by Colin Macilwain - 448-448 Ethical failures block Los Angeles research
by Rex Dalton - 448-448 Japanese researcher faces US charges over data
by Asako Saegusa - 449-449 Primate study may yield new CJD clues ⃛
by Declan Butler - 449-449 ⃛ as researchers fume over blocked research
by Declan Butler - 450-450 Brazilian scientists team up for cancer genome project
by Ricardo Bonalume Neto - 450-450 Anger at NZ plan to target social goals in research
by Peter Pockley - 451-451 Biometrics group counters privacy fears
by Meredith Wadman - 451-451 Hand and eye security systems in growing use
by Meredith Wadman - 452-452 US spallation project ‘running into trouble’
by Colin Macilwain - 452-452 Russia to focus science on high-tech goals
by Carl Levitin - 453-453 ‘FLAT Earthers’ in battle with creationism
by Rex Dalton