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April 1998, Volume 392, Issue 6676
- 589-592 Increased polar stratospheric ozone losses and delayed eventual recovery owing to increasing greenhouse-gas concentrations
by Drew T. Shindell & David Rind & Patrick Lonergan - 592-595 Variability of the path of the Kuroshio ocean current over the past 25,000 years
by Ken Sawada & Nobuhiko Handa - 595-598 Dissociation of the neural correlates of implicit and explicit memory
by Michael D. Rugg & Ruth E. Mark & Peter Walla & Astrid M. Schloerscheidt & Claire S. Birch & Kevin Allan - 598-601 A cortical representation of the local visual environment
by Russell Epstein & Nancy Kanwisher - 601-605 Altered synaptic physiology and reduced susceptibility to kainate-induced seizures in GluR6-deficient mice
by Christophe Mulle & Andreas Sailer & Isabel Pérez-Otaño & Heather Dickinson-Anson & Pablo E. Castillo & Ingrid Bureau & Cornelia Maron & Fred H. Gage & Jeffrey R. Mann & Bernhard Bettler & Stephen F. Heinemann - 605-608 Mutations in the parkin gene cause autosomal recessive juvenile parkinsonism
by Tohru Kitada & Shuichi Asakawa & Nobutaka Hattori & Hiroto Matsumine & Yasuhiro Yamamura & Shinsei Minoshima & Masayuki Yokochi & Yoshikuni Mizuno & Nobuyoshi Shimizu - 608-611 Disruption and sequence identification of 2,000 genes in mouse embryonic stem cells
by Brian P. Zambrowicz & Glenn A. Friedrich & Eric C. Buxton & Stan L. Lilleberg & Christophe Person & Arthur T. Sands - 611-614 Role of Rel/NF-κB transcription factors during the outgrowth of the vertebrate limb
by Yumi Kanegae & Ana Teresa Tavares & Juan Carlos Izpisúa Belmonte & Inder M. Verma - 615-618 Inhibition of NF-κB activity results in disruption of the apical ectodermal ridge and aberrant limb morphogenesis
by Paul B. Bushdid & Dana M. Brantley & Fiona E. Yull & Gareth L. Blaeuer & Loren H. Hoffman & Lee Niswander & Lawrence D. Kerr - 618-622 A proteolytic system that compensates for loss of proteasome function
by Rickard Glas & Matthew Bogyo & John S. McMaster & Maria Gaczynska & Hidde L. Ploegh - 622-626 Rap1 mediates sustained MAP kinase activation induced by nerve growth factor
by Randall D. York & Hong Yao & Tara Dillon & Cindy L. Ellig & Stephani P. Eckert & Edwin W. McCleskey & Philip J. S. Stork - 626-630 The β2-adrenergic receptor interacts with the Na+/H+-exchanger regulatory factor to control Na+/H+ exchange
by Randy A. Hall & Richard T. Premont & Chung-Wai Chow & Jeremy T. Blitzer & Julie A. Pitcher & Audrey Claing & Robert H. Stoffel & Larry S. Barak & Shirish Shenolikar & Edward J. Weinman & Sergio Grinstein & Robert J. Lefkowitz - 630-630 A new pattern for helix–turn–helix recognition revealed by the PU.1 ETS-domain–DNA complex
by Ramadurgam Kodandapani & Frédéric Pio & Chao-Zhou Ni & Gennaro Piccialli & Michael Klemsz & Scott McKercher & Richard A. Maki & Kathryn R. Ely - 630-630 Erratum: Treatment of experimental encephalomyelitis with a peptide analogue of myelin basic protein
by Stefan Brocke & Koenraad Gijbels & Mark Allegretta & Iris Ferber & Christopher Piercy & Thomas Blankenstein & Roland Martin & Ursula Utz & Nathan Karin & Dennis Mitchell & Timo Veromaa & Ari Waisman & Amitabh Gaur & Paul Conlon & Nicholas Ling & Paul J. Fairchild & David C. Wraith & Anne O'Garra & C. Garrison Fathman & Lawrence Steinman
April 1998, Volume 392, Issue 6675
- 423-423 Legal fight looms over patent bid on human/animal chimaeras
by David Dickson - 423-423 Africa defends rights to indigenous knowledge
by Ehsan Masood - 424-424 Neuroscientist accused of misconduct turns on his accusers
by Rex Dalton - 425-425 Space agency adopts user-led strategy⃛
by Declan Butler - 425-425 ⃛but leaves question mark over science funding
by Declan Butler - 426-426 Asian states take ‘first step’ on acid rain
by Robert Triendl - 427-427 Scientists defy their ethics codes and take gifts from industry
by Colin Macilwain - 427-427 US foreign policy under fire over strategy on science
by Tony Reichhardt - 428-428 Coalition to pursue ethnic concerns over gene research
by Sally Lehrman - 428-428 Ageing population of voters backs Alzheimer's funding
by Meredith Wadman - 429-429 Tokyo's plan for new campus under threat
by Asako Saegusa - 429-429 Russian students warn of demonstrations over spending cuts
by Carl Levitin - 431-431 AIDS therapy in Brazil
by Luiz R. R. Castello-Branco & Maria I. Linhares-Carvalho & Antonio C. M. Ponce de Leon - 431-431 Scapegoat for fraud in Germany?
by Marion A. Brach - 432-432 Arguments in favour of the space station
by Alberto Passerone & I. A. Crawford & John-David F. Bartoe - 433-434 A sense of direction
by David Ferster - 434-435 Superfluids mixing it up
by Brett D. Esry & Chris H. Greene - 437-438 Steroids tickle cells inside and out
by Didier Picard - 438-439 Stripes of a different stripe
by A. J. Millis - 439-441 Merging lines and emerging levels
by Karl Sigmund & Eörs Szathmáry - 441-442 Inbreeding leads to extinction
by Richard Frankham & Katherine Ralls - 442-443 Phagocytic docking without shocking
by John Savill - 443-443 High radiation levels
by David Jones - 444-444 Haroun Tazieff (1914-98)
by Alexander McBirney - 445-445 Saenredam's shapes
by Martin Kemp - 447-447 First protozoa-trapping plant found
by Wilhelm Barthlott & Stefan Porembski & Eberhard Fischer & Björn Gemmel - 447-447 Domains of rasGAP and rhoGAP are related
by Benjamin Bax - 448-448 Support for shared ancestry of GAPs
by Katrin Rittinger & William R. Taylor & Stephen J. Smerdon & Steven J. Gamblin - 449-449 Meningitis bacterium is viable without endotoxin
by Liana Steeghs & Ronald den Hartog & Arie den Boer & Bert Zomer & Paul Roholl & Peter van der Ley - 450-450 Speed perception fogs up as visibility drops
by Robert J. Snowden & Nicola Stimpson & Roy A. Ruddle - 451-452 Further steps towards one culture
by Paul H. Harvey - 452-452 At the limit
by John L. Casti - 453-454 Reinterpreting the historical record
by Philippe Taquet - 454-454 Radical remedies
by Leslie Iversen - 455-456 Objects of desire
by A. M. Snodgrass - 456-456 Civilized living
by Roy Porter - 457-457 Cyber-sociology
by Karl Sigmund & Martin A. Nowak - 457-458 Bar fun
by Harry Collins - 458-459 Disregarding the social sciences
by Hans von Storch - 459-460 Thumbs up for signal work
by Simon Baron-Cohen - 460-460 A feast for the senses
by Stephen Battersby - 461-468 The core–mantle boundary layer and deep Earth dynamics
by Thorne Lay & Quentin Williams & Edward J. Garnero - 469-471 Birth and early evolution of a planetary nebula
by Matthew Bobrowsky & Kailash C. Sahu & M. Parthasarathy & Pedro García-Lario - 471-473 Unexpected stellar velocity distribution in the warped Galactic disk
by R. L. Smart & R. Drimmel & M. G. Lattanzi & J. J. Binney - 473-476 Pairing of charge-ordered stripes in (La,Ca)MnO3
by S. Mori & C. H. Chen & S.-W. Cheong - 476-479 Electrically switchable mirrors and optical components made from liquid-crystal gels
by R. A. M. Hikmet & H. Kemperman - 479-482 Light-driven production of ATP catalysed by F0F1-ATP synthase in an artificial photosynthetic membrane
by Gali Steinberg-Yfrach & Jean-Louis Rigaud & Edgardo N. Durantini & Ana L. Moore & Devens Gust & Thomas A. Moore - 482-485 Ocean margins as a significant source of organic matter to the deep open ocean
by James E. Bauer & Ellen R. M. Druffel - 485-488 The deep structure of a sea-floor hydrothermal deposit
by Robert A. Zierenberg & Yves Fouquet & D. J. Miller & J. M. Bahr & P. A. Baker & T. Bjerkgård & C. A. Brunner & R. C. Duckworth & R. Gable & J. Gieskes & W. D. Goodfellow & H. M. Gröschel-Becker & G. Guèrin & J. Ishibashi & G. Iturrino & R. H. James & K. S. Lackschewitz & L. L. Marquez & P. Nehlig & J. M. Peter & C. A. Rigsby & P. Schultheiss & W. C. Shanks & B. R. T. Simoneit & M. Summit & D. A. H. Teagle & M. Urbat & G. G. Zuffa - 488-491 Megaliths and Neolithic astronomy in southern Egypt
by J. McKim Malville & Fred Wendorf & Ali A Mazar & Romauld Schild - 491-494 Inbreeding and extinction in a butterfly metapopulation
by Ilik Saccheri & Mikko Kuussaari & Maaria Kankare & Pia Vikman & Wilhelm Fortelius & Ilkka Hanski - 494-497 Cerebellar complex spikes encode both destinations and errors in arm movements
by Shigeru Kitazawa & Tatsuya Kimura & Ping-Bo Yin - 497-501 Synaptic vesicles retain their identity through the endocytic cycle
by Venkatesh N. Murthy & Charles F. Stevens - 501-504 C. elegans phagocytosis and cell-migration protein CED-5 is similar to human DOCK180
by Yi-Chun Wu & H. Robert Horvitz - 505-509 Human CD14 mediates recognition and phagocytosis of apoptotic cells
by Andrew Devitt & Odette D. Moffatt & Chandra Raykundalia & J. Donald Capra & David L. Simmons & Christopher D. Gregory - 509-512 Inhibition of oxytocin receptor function by direct binding of progesterone
by Eric Grazzini & Gilles Guillon & Bernard Mouillac & Hans H. Zingg - 512-516 Fatty acyl-CoA thioesters are ligands of hepatic nuclear factor-4α
by Rachel Hertz & Judith Magenheim & Inna Berman & Jacob Bar-Tana - 516-520 Dual function of the messenger RNA cap structure in poly(A)-tail-promoted translation in yeast
by Thomas Preiss & Matthias W. Hentze - 520-523 Interaction of polyadenylate-binding protein with the eIF4G homologue PAIP enhances translation
by Andrew W. B. Craig & Ashkan Haghighat & Annie T. K. Yu & Nahum Sonenberg
March 1998, Volume 392, Issue 6674
- 317-317 European states outlaw permanent changes
by Meredith Wadman - 317-317 Germline gene therapy ‘must be spared excessive regulation’
by Meredith Wadman - 318-318 Russian church and scientists lay revolutionary quarrels to rest
by Carl Levitin - 318-318 Review could speed up German grants
by Quirin Schiermeier - 319-319 MAFF in a stew over food research plans
by Ehsan Masood - 319-319 Novartis goes public with fraud dismissal
by Quirin Schiermeier - 320-320 New Zealand's universities face ‘privatization’ bid
by Peter Pockley - 320-320 India awards science portfolio to advocate of nuclear arms
by K S Jayaraman - 321-321 Japan's NASDA under fire on launch failure
by Asako Saegusa - 321-321 Set clear priorities to win surplus cash, Canada's scientists told
by David Spurgeon - 322-322 Telescope users win respite from mobile phone interference
by Tony Reichhardt - 322-322 Ecologists row over lobbying strategy
by Tony Reichhardt - 323-323 Politicians support maritime agency plans
by Declan Butler - 325-325 Patents, ownership and sovereignty
by Peter Glasner & Harry Rothman & David Wood - 325-325 Send not to know⃛
by Robert W. Old - 327-328 Lifting the veil on perverse subsidies
by Norman Myers - 329-330 Giant submarine landslides
by Euan G. Nisbet & David J. W. Piper - 330-331 Life without leptin
by Stephen O'Rahilly - 331-333 Out of the groove
by Jos van Haaren - 334-334 Outlook — probably wet in parts
by Philip Newton - 334-335 Substance P equals pain substance?
by Leslie Iversen - 335-337 Icing the North Atlantic
by Richard B. Alley - 337-337 Crookes flies high
by David Jones - 338-338 Erik Jarvik (1907-98)
by Philippe Janvier - 339-342 Microbial genomes opened up
by Russell F. Doolittle - 343-343 Turner's Trinity
by Martin Kemp - 345-346 Genes for asymmetry easily overruled
by Alan W. Harvey - 346-347 A triploblast origin for Myxozoa?
by C. L. Anderson & E. U. Canning & Beth Okamura - 347-348 Coral provides way to age deep water
by A. Mangini & M. Lomitschka & R. Eichstädter & N. Frank & S. Vogler & G. Bonani & I. Hajdas & J. Patzold - 348-348 Contradictions of slate formation resolved?
by Ben A. van der Pluijm & Nei-Che Ho & Donald R. Peacor & Richard J. Merriman - 349-350 American voyeurs in Paris
by W. F. Bynum - 350-350 Feature selection
by Stuart Sutherland - 350-351 After Simpson
by Jean-Louis Hartenberger - 351-352 Jargon and icons
by Christopher Surridge - 353-358 The complete genome of the hyperthermophilic bacterium Aquifex aeolicus
by Gerard Deckert & Patrick V. Warren & Terry Gaasterland & William G. Young & Anna L. Lenox & David E. Graham & Ross Overbeek & Marjory A. Snead & Martin Keller & Monette Aujay & Robert Huber & Robert A. Feldman & Jay M. Short & Gary J. Olsen & Ronald V. Swanson - 359-361 The seeds of rich galaxy clusters in the Universe
by F. Governato & C. M. Baugh & C. S. Frenk & S. Cole & C. G. Lacey & T. Quinn & J. Stadel - 362-365 Negative Poisson's ratios as a common feature of cubic metals
by Ray H. Baughman & Justin M. Shacklette & Anvar A. Zakhidov & Sven Stafström - 365-367 Voltage-dependent anchoring of a nematic liquid crystal on a grating surface
by G. P. Bryan-Brown & C. V. Brown & I. C. Sage & V. C. Hui - 367-370 Polymeric emulsifiers based on reversible formation of hydrophobic units
by Arvind M. Mathur & Bernhard Drescher & Alec B. Scranton & John Klier - 370-373 Global seasonal rainfall forecasts using a coupled ocean–atmosphere model
by T. N. Stockdale & D. L. T. Anderson & J. O. S. Alves & M. A. Balmaseda - 373-377 Ice-sheet variability around the North Atlantic Ocean during the last deglaciation
by A. Marshall McCabe & Peter U. Clark - 377-380 Low-sea-level emplacement of a very large Late Pleistocene ‘megaturbidite’ in the western Mediterranean Sea
by R. G. Rothwell & J. Thomson & G. Kähler - 380-383 Optimal clutch size and conspecific brood parasitism
by Bruce E. Lyon - 383-387 Exceptional soft-tissue preservation in a theropod dinosaur from Italy
by Cristiano Dal Sasso & Marco Signore - 387-390 Somatosensory discrimination based on cortical microstimulation
by Ranulfo Romo & Adrián Hernández & Anótonio Zainos & Emilio Salinas - 390-394 Primary afferent tachykinins are required to experience moderate to intense pain
by Yu Qing Cao & Patrick W. Mantyh & Elaine J. Carlson & Anne-Marie Gillespie & Charles J. Epstein & Allan I. Basbaum - 394-397 Altered nociception, analgesia and aggression in mice lacking the receptor for substance P
by Carmen De Felipe & Juan F. Herrero & John A. O'Brien & James A. Palmer & Christopher A. Doyle & Andrew J. H. Smith & Jennifer M. A. Laird & Carlos Belmonte & Fernando Cervero & Stephen P. Hunt - 398-401 A mutation in the human leptin receptor gene causes obesity and pituitary dysfunction
by Karine Clément & Christian Vaisse & Najiba Lahlou & Sylvie Cabrol & Veronique Pelloux & Dominique Cassuto & Micheline Gourmelen & Christian Dina & Jean Chambaz & Jean-Marc Lacorte & Arnaud Basdevant & Pierre Bougnères & Yves Lebouc & Philippe Froguel & Bernard Guy-Grand - 402-405 E-cadherin germline mutations in familial gastric cancer
by Parry Guilford & Justin Hopkins & James Harraway & Maybelle McLeod & Ngahiraka McLeod & Pauline Harawira & Huriana Taite & Robin Scoular & Andrew Miller & Anthony E. Reeve - 405-408 Stabilization of wild-type p53 by hypoxia-inducible factor 1α
by Won G. An & Meera Kanekal & M. Celeste Simon & Emin Maltepe & Mikhail V. Blagosklonny & Leonard M. Neckers - 408-411 Enhanced responses to a DNA vaccine encoding a fusion antigen that is directed to sites of immune induction
by J. S. Boyle & J. L. Brady & A. M. Lew - 411-414 Rhodopsin-family receptors associate with small G proteins to activate phospholipase D
by Rory Mitchell & Derek McCulloch & Eve Lutz & Melanie Johnson & Chris MacKenzie & Myles Fennell & George Fink & Wei Zhou & Stuart C. Sealfon - 415-416 To market, to market⃛
by Brendan Horton - 417-417 Action at the edges in cancer research
by Potter Wickware - 417-419 Seeking the bigger picture in the puzzle
by Brendan Horton - 419-419 Research opportunities at the cancer charities
by Alison Mitchell - 419-420 Visionaries seek UK national strategy
by Alison Mitchell - 420-420 Therapeutics: a glimpse of the future
by Owen Goldring
March 1998, Volume 392, Issue 6673
- 213-213 German Greens soften views on biotech as power edges closer
by Quirin Schiermeier - 213-213 Clinton told to speed up plutonium disposal
by Colin Macilwain - 214-214 Allègre seeks boost for young researchers
by Declan Butler - 214-214 Innovation ‘stifled’ in France, says report
by Declan Butler - 215-215 Decline in Indian publications raises alarm
by K. S. Jayaraman - 215-215 Asteroid watchers debate false alarm
by Tony Reichhardt - 216-216 ⃛as federal agency is accused of undermining pollution watchdog
by David Spurgeon - 216-216 Canada's environment act under attack⃛
by David Spurgeon - 217-217 Britain opens up science advisory panel
by Colin Macilwain - 217-217 UK physics ‘must focus on breakthroughs’
by Ehsan Masood - 218-219 Dating in doubt as researcher is probed
by Rex Dalton - 219-219 Japan's genome programme goes ahead, with protein analysis
by Asako Saegusa - 221-221 Early Alpine industry
by A. J. (Tom) van Loon - 221-221 Some issues for the biosafety protocol
by Henry I. Miller & Charles J. Arntzen & Roger N. Beachy & R. James Cook & Susanne L. Huttner & Donald Kennedy & Calvin O. Qualset & Peter H. Raven & Anne K. Vidaver - 221-221 A pawn in a conspiracy?
by George A. Mashour - 223-224 A checkpoint on the road to cancer
by Terry L. Orr-Weaver & Robert A. Weinberg - 225-227 Finding chaos in abyssal hills
by John A. Goff - 227-228 Has the ignition key been found?
by Richard Carter & Lisa Ranford-Cartwright - 228-229 Clumps and bumps on the road
by Melinda L. Weil - 229-229 Nipped in the bud
by Tim Lincoln - 231-232 How to know where to go
by Roland Hengstenberg - 232-233 The double identity of ice X
by José Teixeira - 233-234 Right on in sign language
by Eraldo Paulesu & Jacques Mehler - 234-234 Free captive fish
by David Jones - 235-235 De Vries's varieties
by Martin Kemp - 237-237 Carbon nano-cages created as cubes
by Yahachi Saito & Takehisa Matsumoto - 237-238 Tight knot values deviate from linear relations
by Jason Cantarella & Robert B. Kusner & John M. Sullivan - 238-239 Four-thirds power law for knots and links
by Gregory Buck - 239-240 Heartbeat synchronized with ventilation
by Carsten Schäfer & Michael G. Rosenblum & Jürgen Kurths & Hans-Henning Abel - 241-242 Teasing with winsome heresy
by John Maddox - 242-242 Engineering branch
by Julian Vincent - 242-243 Decisive action
by Valerie M. Chase - 243-243 Benevolent nuclei
by Robert W. Cahn - 244-244 chosen by Carl Djerassi
by Carl Djerassi - 245-252 Dendritic cells and the control of immunity
by Jacques Banchereau & Ralph M. Steinman - 253-256 Clumpy star-forming regions as the origin of the peculiar morphology of high-redshift galaxies
by Masafumi Noguchi - 256-258 Evidence against turbulent and canopy-like magnetic fields in the solar chromosphere
by Egidio Landi Degl'Innocenti - 258-261 Tunnelling and zero-point motion in high-pressure ice
by Magali Benoit & Dominik Marx & Michele Parrinello - 261-264 Polarizing energy transfer in photoluminescent materials for display applications
by Andrea Montali & Cees Bastiaansen & Paul Smith & Christoph Weder - 264-269 Total synthesis of brevetoxin A
by K. C. Nicolaou & Zhen Yang & Guo-qiang Shi & Janet L. Gunzner & Konstantinos A. Agrios & Peter Gärtner - 269-272 An unusual mid-Pleistocene monsoon period over Africa and Asia
by M. Rossignol-Strick & M. Paterne & F. C. Bassinot & K.-C. Emeis & G. J. De Lange - 272-275 Abyssal hills formed by stretching oceanic lithosphere
by W. Roger Buck & Alexei N. B. Poliakov - 275-278 The skull of a relative of the stem-group bird Mononykus
by Luis M. Chiappe & Mark A. Norell & James M. Clark - 278-282 Common reference frame for neural coding of translational and rotational optic flow
by D. R. W. Wylie & W. F. Bischof & B. J. Frost - 282-286 Sniffing and smelling: separate subsystems in the human olfactory cortex
by N. Sobel & V. Prabhakaran & J. E. Desmond & G. H. Glover & R. L. Goode & E. V. Sullivan & J. D. E. Gabrieli - 286-289 Nocistatin, a peptide that blocks nociceptin action in pain transmission
by Emiko Okuda-Ashitaka & Toshiaki Minami & Shinro Tachibana & Yoshihiro Yoshihara & Yuji Nishiuchi & Terutoshi Kimura & Seiji Ito - 289-292 Identification of xanthurenic acid as the putative inducer of malaria development in the mosquito
by O. Billker & V. Lindo & M. Panico & A. E. Etienne & T. Paxton & A. Dell & M. Rogers & R. E. Sinden & H. R. Morris - 293-296 Genetic basis and molecular mechanism for idiopathic ventricular fibrillation
by Qiuyun Chen & Glenn E. Kirsch & Danmei Zhang & Ramon Brugada & Josep Brugada & Pedro Brugada & Domenico Potenza & Angel Moya & Martin Borggrefe & Günter Breithardt & Rocio Ortiz-Lopez & Zhiqing Wang & Charles Antzelevitch & Richard E. O'Brien & Eric Schulze-Bahr & Mark T. Keating & Jeffrey A. Towbin & Qing Wang - 296-300 Fas-mediated apoptosis and activation-induced T-cell proliferation are defective in mice lacking FADD/Mort1
by Jianke Zhang & Dragana Cado & Ann Chen & Nisha H. Kabra & Astar Winoto - 300-303 Mutations of mitotic checkpoint genes in human cancers
by Daniel P. Cahill & Christoph Lengauer & Jian Yu & Gregory J. Riggins & James K. V. Willson & Sanford D. Markowitz & Kenneth W. Kinzler & Bert Vogelstein - 303-306 Role of calcineurin and Mpk1 in regulating the onset of mitosis in budding yeast
by Masaki Mizunuma & Dai Hirata & Kohji Miyahara & Eiko Tsuchiya & Tokichi Miyakawa - 306-311 Human β-tryptase is a ring-like tetramer with active sites facing a central pore
by Pedro José Barbosa Pereira & Andreas Bergner & Sandra Macedo-Ribeiro & Robert Huber & Gabriele Matschiner & Hans Fritz & Christian P. Sommerhoff & Wolfram Bode - 311-311 Erratum: Discovery of a supernova explosion at half the age of the Universe
by S. Perlmutter & G. Aldering & M. Della Valle & S. Deustua & R. S. Ellis & S. Fabbro & A. Fruchter & G. Goldhaber & A. Goobar & D. E. Groom & I. M. Hook & A. G. Kim & M. Y. Kim & R. A. Knop & C. Lidman & R. G. McMahon & P. Nugent & R. Pain & N. Panagia & C. R. Pennypacker & P. Ruiz-Lapuente & B. Schaefer & N. Walton - 311-311 CTL induction by a tumour-associated antigen octapeptide derived from a murine lung carcinoma
by Ofer Mandelboim & Gideon Berke & Mati Fridkin & Michael Feldman & Miriam Eisenstein & Lea Eisenbach
March 1998, Volume 392, Issue 6672
- 111-111 Fraud claim puts German rules to test
by Alison Abbott - 111-111 Ice on the Moon boosts hopes for future lunar missions
by Tony Reichhardt - 112-112 Korean science ministry gets promised upgrade⃛
by David Swinbanks - 112-112 ⃛as overstretched universities face bankruptcy
by David Swinbanks - 112-112 Insult thwarted 1934 bid to raise profile of Indian science
by K. S. Jayaraman - 113-113 French clone provides support for Dolly
by Declan Butler - 113-113 Congressman launches plagiarism inquiry
by Colin Macilwain - 114-114 Prospects brighten for France's Soleil synchrotron facility
by Declan Butler - 114-114 NERC in the dock over ocean research centre
by Ehsan Masood - 115-115 Observatory vows to keep telescope schedule
by Alison Abbott - 115-115 French astronomers to rank facilities
by Alison Abbott - 116-116 Australia reviews medical research funding
by Peter Pockley - 116-116 NIH's way of setting priorities endorsed
by Meredith Wadman