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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 247, No. 4946, Mar. 2, 1990
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Front Matter (18 pp.)
Research Policy and the Peace Dividend, p. 1165
- Daniel E. Koshland, Jr.
Letters
- Hazardous Waste Sites, p. 1166
- Don R. Clay
- Low-Dose Radiation Exposure, pp. 1166-1167
- Robert W. Miller; Robert L. Brent; Harald H. Rossi
- Boston University/Chelsea Project, p. 1167
- Peter R. Greer
- Milk Products: Surplus or Shortage?, p. 1167
- S. L. Spahr
Erratum: Vaccination Against Experimental Allergic Encephalomyelitis with T Cell Receptor Peptides, p. 1167
Erratum: Making Transgenic Mice: Is it Really that Easy?, p. 1167
Erratum: Virus-Like Agent Blamed for Mad Cow Disease, p. 1167
News and Comments
- Entomologists in the Medfly Maelstrom, pp. 1168-1169
- Marcia Barinaga
- Getting to the Heart of the Cholesterol Debate, pp. 1170-1171
- Joseph Palca
- How Is Basic Science Faring in Canada?, p. 1172
- Doug Powell
- Risk Assessors Taken to Task, p. 1173
- Leslie Roberts
- Space Planners Brought Down to Earth, p. 1173
- Eliot Marshall
- How Do You Measure the Lovejoy Effect?, pp. 1174-1176
- Marjorie Sun
- NIH Seeks a Chief, Desperately, p. 1176
- Barbara J. Culliton
Research News
- When a Radical Experiment Goes Bust, pp. 1177-1179
- Richard A. Kerr
- Twin Quasars Found, p. 1179
- Sarah Williams
- The Fluids with a Case of Split Personality, pp. 1180-1181
- Robert Pool
- Gene Therapy Proposed, p. 1181
- Barbara J. Culliton
Briefings
- NIH Left Peerless for Genome Centers, p. 1182
- Constance Holden
- Biotechnology: Manpower-Starved?, p. 1182
- Constance Holden
- Ecologists Honored, p. 1182
- Constance Holden
- Scientific American Discovers TV, p. 1182
- Constance Holden
- Superconductor Partners, p. 1182
- Constance Holden
- Laser Record Set, p. 1182
- Constance Holden
- Ex-Refusnik Dies, p. 1183
- Constance Holden
- False Alarm from Vet Slaying?, p. 1183
- Constance Holden
- No More "Babies as Usual", p. 1183
- Constance Holden
- Designing for Aging, p. 1183
- Constance Holden
- Who Leads the (Ivy) League in "Citation Impact"?, p. 1183
- Constance Holden
Venus: A Contrast in Evolution to Earth, pp. 1191-1196
- William M. Kaula
Fractional Statistics: Quantum Possibilities in Two Dimensions, pp. 1197-1205
- G. S. Canright; S. M. Girvin
Reports
- The Rotation Period of Saturn's Polar Hexagon, pp. 1206-1208
- D. A. Godfrey
- Steady-State Coupling of Ion-Channel Conformations to a Transmembrane Ion Gradient, pp. 1208-1210
- Edwin A. Richard; Christopher Miller
- Conserved Residues Make Similar Contacts in Two Repressor-Operator Complexes, pp. 1210-1213
- Carl O. Pabo; Aneel K. Aggarwal; Steven R. Jordan; Lesa J. Beamer; Upul R. Obeysekare; Stephen C. Harrison
- An Intron in the Genes for U3 Small Nucleolar RNAs of the Yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, pp. 1213-1216
- Evelyne Myslinski; Véronique Ségault; Christiane Branlant
- Control of the Interferon-Induced 68-Kilodalton Protein Kinase by the HIV-1 tat Gene Product, pp. 1216-1219
- Sophie Roy; Michael G. Katze; Neil T. Parkin; Isaac Edery; Ara G. Hovanessian; Nahum Sonenberg
- PECAM-1 (CD31) Cloning and Relation to Adhesion Molecules of the Immunoglobulin Gene Superfamily, pp. 1219-1222
- Peter J. Newman; Michael C. Berndt; Jack Gorski; Gilbert C. White II; Suzanne Lyman; Cathy Paddock; William A. Muller
- Ribozymes as Potential Anti-HIV-1 Therapeutic Agents, pp. 1222-1225
- Nava Sarver; Edouard M. Cantin; Pairoj S. Chang; John A. Zaia; Paula A. Ladne; Delilah A. Stephens; John J. Rossi
- A T Cell-Specific Transcriptional Enhancer Within the Human T Cell Receptor δ Locus, pp. 1225-1229
- Juan Miguel Redondo; Shingo Hata; Cathy Brocklehurst; Michael S. Krangel
- The Direction of Membrane Lipid Flow in Locomoting Polymorphonuclear Leukocytes, pp. 1229-1233
- Juliet Lee; Mikael Gustafsson; Karl-Eric Magnusson; Ken Jacobson
- Selectivity Changes in Site-Directed Mutants of the VDAC Ion Channel: Structural Implications, pp. 1233-1236
- Elizabeth Blachly-Dyson; Songzhi Peng; Marco Colombini; Michael Forte
Book Reviews
- Eye in the Sky, pp. 1240-1241
- The Space Telescope. A Study of NASA, Science, Technology, and Politics.
- Robert W. Smith; Paul A. Hanle; Robert H. Kargon; Joseph N. Tatarewicz
- The Space Telescope. Eyes above the Atmosphere.
- George Field; Donald Goldsmith
- Review author[s]: Bruce R. Wheaton
- A Rise and Fall, pp. 1241-1242
- Gene Dreams. Wall Street, Academia, and the Rise of Biotechnology.
- Robert Teitelman
- Review author[s]: Gary P. Pisano
- Metrology Institutionalized, pp. 1242-1243
- An Institute for an Empire. The Physikalisch-Technische Reichsanstalt, 1871-1918.
- David Cahan
- Review author[s]: Edmund N. Todd
- Books Received, pp. 1243-1244
Back Matter (20 pp.)
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