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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 267, No. 5194, Jan. 6, 1995
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 267, No. 5196, Jan. 20, 1995
Front Matter (29 pp.)
Editorial: Chairman of the House Science Committee, p. 155
- Philip H. Abelson
Letters
- "The Duesberg Phenomenon": What Does It Mean?, pp. 157-160
- Charla Andrews; Koen Van Rompay; Marta L. Marthas; Richard C. Strohman; Harry Rubin; J. A. Sonnabend; Robert S. Root-Bernstein
Corrections and Clarifications: Activation and regeneration of rhodopsin in the insect visual cycle, p. 160
ScienceScope, p. 163
- Richard Stone
News and Comment
- Future Grows Dim for Fusion, pp. 164-165
- Andrew Lawler
- Agency Chiefs Seek Help with Budgets, p. 165
- Andrew Lawler
- NSF Moves Into Fastlane to Manage Flow of Grants, pp. 166-167
- Jeffrey Mervis
- Bendectin Case Dismissed, p. 167
- Marcia Barinaga
- Critical ILL Back from the Dead, p. 167
- Daniel Clery
- China to Triple Internet Links with Commercial Hookups, p. 168
- Ted Plafker
- Biosphere 2 Gets New Lease on Life from Research Plan, p. 169
- Gary Taubes
Random Samples, pp. 170-171
- Constance Holden
Research News
- Getting the Bugs Worked Out, pp. 172-174
- Rachel Nowak
- How Number Theory Got the Best of the Pentium Chip, p. 175
- Barry Cipra
- Bigger Jolts are on the Way for Southern California, pp. 176-177
- Richard A. Kerr
- A New Face for the Glutamate Receptor, pp. 177-178
- Marcia Barinaga
- High Turnover of HIV in Blood Revealed by New Studies, p. 179
- Jon Cohen
Perspective
- Oscillating Catalysts: A New Twist for Plastics, p. 191
- K. B. Wagener
Big-Bang Nucleosynthesis and the Baryon Density of the Universe, pp. 192-199
- Craig J. Copi; David N. Schramm; Michael S. Turner
Prospects for Larger or More Frequent Earthquakes in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Region, pp. 199-205
- James F. Dolan; Kerry Sieh; Thomas K. Rockwell; Robert S. Yeats; John Shaw; John Suppe; Gary J. Huftile; Eldon M. Gath
Reports
- Response of High-Rise and Base-Isolated Buildings to a Hypothetical Mw 7.0 Blind Thrust Earthquake, pp. 206-211
- Thomas H. Heaton; John F. Hall; David J. Wald; Marvin W. Halling
- Earthquakes in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Region: A Possible Fractal Distribution of Rupture Size, pp. 211-213
- S. E. Hough
- Rapid Accretion and Early Differentiation of Mars Indicated by 142 Nd/ 144 Nd in SNC Meteorites, pp. 213-217
- Charles L. Harper Jr.; Laurence E. Nyquist; Brij Bansal; Henry Wiesmann; Chi-Yu Shih
- Oscillating Sterocontrol: A Strategy for the Synthesis of Thermoplastic Elastomeric Polypropylene, pp. 217-219
- Geoffrey W. Coates; Robert M. Waymouth
- Segregation in DNA Solutions Induced by Electric Fields, pp. 219-222
- L. Mitnik; C. Heller; J. Prost; J. L. Viovy
- High-Rate, Gas-Phase Growth of MoS2 Nested Inorganic Fullerenes and Nanotubes, pp. 222-225
- Y. Feldman; E. Wasserman; D. J. Srolovitz; R. Tenne
- Mutation Rates and Dominance Levels of Genes Affecting Total Fitness in Two Angiosperm Species, pp. 226-229
- Mark O. Johnston; Daniel J. Schoen
- Inhibition of Host Gene Expression Associated with Plant Virus Replication, pp. 229-231
- Daowen Wang; Andrew J. Maule
- A Salt-Sensitive 3′(2′)5′-Bisphosphate Nucleotidase Involved in Sulfate Activation, pp. 232-234
- Jose Ramón Murguía; Jose María Bellés; Ramón Serrano
- Identification of Bases in 16S rRNA Essential for tRNA Binding at the 30S Ribosomal P Site, pp. 234-237
- Uwe von Ahsen; Harry F. Noller
- Cleavage of an Amide Bond by a Ribozyme, pp. 237-240
- Xiaochang Dai; Alain de Mesmaeker; Gerald F. Joyce
- Metabolic Engineering of a Pentose Metabolism Pathway in Ethanologenic Zymomonas mobilis, pp. 240-243
- Min Zhang; Christina Eddy; Kristine Deanda; Mark Finkelstein; Stephen Picataggio
- A Phagosome-to-Cytosol Pathway for Exogenous Antigens Presented on MHC Class I Molecules, pp. 243-246
- M. Kovacsovics-Bankowski; K. L. Rock
- Requirement of FGF-4 for Postimplantation Mouse Development, pp. 246-249
- Benjamin Feldman; William Poueymirou; Virginia E. Papaioannou; Thomas M. DeChiara; Mitchell Goldfarb
- Inhibition of Ras-Induced Proliferation and Cellular Transformation by p16 INK4, pp. 249-252
- Manuel Serrano; Enrique Gómez-Lahoz; Ronald A. DePinho; David Beach; Dafna Bar-Sagi
Technical Comments
- Assessing Molecular Phylogenies, pp. 253-256
- A. W. F. Edwards; M. Nei; N. Takezaki; T. Sitnikova; David M. Hillis; John P. Huelsenbeck
- The GISP Ice Core Record of Volcanism Since 7000 B.C., pp. 256-258
- Stuart J. Fiedel; John R. Southon; Thomas A. Brown; G. A. Zielinski; P. A. Mayewski; L. D. Meeker; S. Whitlow; M. S. Twickler; M. Morrison; D. A. Meese; A. J. Gow; R. B. Alley
- Delayed Helix Formation of Mutant Collagen, p. 258
- Beat Steinmann; Michael Raghunath
Book Reviews
- Hoyle's World, pp. 264-265
- Home is Where the Wind Blows.
- Fred Hoyle
- Review author[s]: John Faulkner
- Machinery of Learning, pp. 265-266
- Long-Term Potentiation.
- Michel Baudry; Joel L. Davis
- Review author[s]: Raymond Dingledine
- Cardiac Problems, pp. 266-267
- Ion Channels in the Cardiovascular System. Function and Dysfunction.
- Peter M. Spooner; Arthur M. Brown; William A. Catterall; Gregory J. Kaczorowski; Harold C. Strauss
- Review author[s]: Steve Sorota
- Books Received, p. 267
Back Matter (33 pp.)
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