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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 276, No. 5319, Jun. 13, 1997
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 276, No. 5321, Jun. 27, 1997
Front Matter (39 pp.)
Editorial: Tech.Sight: Techniques Without Mystique, p. 1771
- Floyd E. Bloom
Letters
- Successful Collaboration, p. 1773
- Hong Yang
- Italian Basic and Applied Research, pp. 1773-1774
- Pietro Calissano; Francesco Clementi; Jacopo Meldolesi; Cesare Montecucco; Benedetto Salvato; Stefano Schiaffino
- Smoky Skies, Mosquitoes, and Disease, pp. 1774-1775
- Forrest M. Mims III; Brent N. Holben; Thomas F. Eck; Brian C. Montgomery; William B. Grant
- Science Funding in Argentina, p. 1775
- Liliana Busconi
- Nannobacteria: Size Limits and Evidence, pp. 1776-1777
- Jack Maniloff; Kenneth H. Nealson; Roland Psenner; Maria Loferer; Robert L. Folk
Corrections and Clarifications: Deficit Reduction Nicks Science Funding, p. 1777
Corrections and Clarifications: The Activity and Size of the Nucleus of Comet Hale-Bopp (C/199501), p. 1777
ScienceScope, p. 1779
- Jocelyn Kaiser
News and Comment
- Russia's Last Shot at Space, pp. 1780-1782
- Richard Stone
- Microsoft Puts Down Roots in Cambridge, p. 1783
- Nigel Williams
- Cultural Divide at Stanford, pp. 1783-1784
- Ann Gibbons
- DOE Struggles with Lab Management, p. 1784
- Andrew Lawler
- Turtle Project Can't Outrun Bureaucracy, p. 1785
- Jeffrey Mervis
- Arecibo's More Sensitive Eye on the Sky, p. 1785
- Charles Seife
- Bison Study Marks Radical Shift for Research Council, pp. 1786-1787
- Andrew Lawler
- Study Shows One-Fifth of Female Bison Infected, p. 1786
- Yvonne Baskin
- NSF Offers Carrot to 'Needy' States, p. 1787
- Jeffrey Mervis
Research News
- Causing Cancer by Remote Control?, pp. 1788-1789
- Trisha Gura
- How the Hectic Young Sun Cooked Up Stony Meteorites, pp. 1789-1790
- James Glanz
- Is Warming Trend Harming Penguins?, p. 1790
- Jocelyn Kaiser
- Life on the Edge: Rainforest Margins May Spawn Species, pp. 1791-1792
- Martin Enserink
- Geophysicists Ponder Ancient Chills and Elusive Quakes, pp. 1792-1793
- Richard A. Kerr
- Does a Common Virus Give HIV a Helping Hand?, p. 1794
- Michael Balter
- New Experiments Step Up Hunt for Neutrino Mass, p. 1795
- Dennis Normile
Random Samples, p. 1797
- Constance Holden
Book Reviews
- Engines of Biodiversity, p. 1811
- Plants in Changing Environments. Linking Physiological, Population, and Community Ecology.
- F. A. Bazzaz
- Review author[s]: Christopher Field
- Microbial Invention, pp. 1811-1812
- Regulation of Gene Expression in Escherichia coli.
- E. C. C. Lin; A. Simon Lynch
- Review author[s]: Frederick C. Neidhardt
Perspectives
- The Quest for a Supernova Companion, pp. 1813-1814
- Pilar Ruiz-Lapuente
- Whose Finger is on the Switch?, pp. 1814-1816
- David S. Goldfarb
- Human Groups as Units of Selection, pp. 1816-1817
- David Sloan Wilson
- Population Biology of Lymphocytes, p. 1817
- Richard B. Gallagher
Policy Forum
- Targets for Stabilization of Atmospheric CO2, pp. 1818-1819
- Christian Azar; Henning Rodhe
Research Article
- Tropical Climate Instability: The Last Glacial Cycle from a Qinghai-Tibetan Ice Core, pp. 1821-1825
- L. G. Thompson; T. Yao; M. E. Davis; K. A. Henderson; E. Mosley-Thompson; P. N. Lin; J. Beer; H. A. Synal; J. Cole-Dai; J. F. Bolzan
Reports
- White Phosphors from a Silicate-Carboxylate Sol-Gel Precursor That Lack Metal Activator Ions, pp. 1826-1828
- Will H. Green; Khoa P. Le; Jonathan Grey; Tiffany T. Au; Michael J. Sailor
- The Late Neogene 87 Sr/ 86 Sr Record of Lowland Himalayan Rivers, pp. 1828-1831
- Jay Quade; Lois Roe; Peter G. DeCelles; Tank P. Ojha
- Topographically Induced Mixing Around a Shallow Seamount, pp. 1831-1833
- Rolf G. Lueck; Todd D. Mudge
- Abrupt Early to Mid-Holocene Climatic Transition Registered at the Equator and the Poles, pp. 1834-1836
- J. C. Stager; P. A. Mayewski
- Giant Planet Formation by Gravitational Instability, pp. 1836-1839
- Alan P. Boss
- Oxygen on Ganymede: Laboratory Studies, pp. 1839-1842
- R. A. Vidal; D. Bahr; R. A. Baragiola; M. Peters
- Requirement of Guanosine Triphosphate-Bound Ran for Signal-Mediated Nuclear Protein Export, pp. 1842-1844
- Stephanie A. Richards; Kimberly L. Carey; Ian G. Macara
- Inhibition of Ran Guanosine Triphosphatase-Dependent Nuclear Transport by the Matrix Protein of Vesicular Stomatitis Virus, pp. 1845-1848
- Lu-Shiun Her; Elsebet Lund; James E. Dahlberg
- Transformation of Chicken Cells by the Gene Encoding the Catalytic Subunit of PI 3-Kinase, pp. 1848-1850
- Hwai Wen Chang; Masahiro Aoki; David Fruman; Kurt R. Auger; Alfonso Bellacosa; Philip N. Tsichlis; Lewis C. Cantley; Thomas M. Roberts; Peter K. Vogt
- Kaposi's Sarcoma-Associated Herpesvirus Infection of Bone Marrow Dendritic Cells from Multiple Myeloma Patients, pp. 1851-1854
- M. B. Rettig; H. J. Ma; R. A. Vescio; M. Põld; G. Schiller; D. Belson; A. Savage; C. Nishikubo; C. Wu; J. Fraser; J. W. Said; J. R. Berenson
- A Role for Ecotones in Generating Rainforest Biodiversity, pp. 1855-1857
- Thomas B. Smith; Robert K. Wayne; Derek J. Girman; Michael W. Bruford
- Macrophages as a Source of HIV during Opportunistic Infections, pp. 1857-1861
- Jan M. Orenstein; Cecil Fox; Sharon M. Wahl
- Crystal Structure of Human BPI and Two Bound Phospholipids at 2.4 Angstrom Resolution, pp. 1861-1864
- Lesa J. Beamer; Stephen F. Carroll; David Eisenberg
- ARF1, a Transcription Factor That Binds to Auxin Response Elements, pp. 1865-1868
- Tim Ulmasov; Gretchen Hagen; Tom J. Guilfoyle
- Large Porous Particles for Pulmonary Drug Delivery, pp. 1868-1871
- David A. Edwards; Justin Hanes; Giovanni Caponetti; Jeffrey Hrkach; Abdelaziz Ben-Jebria; Mary Lou Eskew; Jeffrey Mintzes; Daniel Deaver; Noah Lotan; Robert Langer
- Specific Oxidative Cleavage of Carotenoids by VP14 of Maize, pp. 1872-1874
- Steven H. Schwartz; Bao Cai Tan; Douglas A. Gage; Jan A. D. Zeevaart; Donald R. McCarty
- Identification of a Chemokine Receptor Encoded by Human Cytomegalovirus as a Cofactor for HIV-1 Entry, pp. 1874-1878
- Olivier Pleskoff; Carole Tréboute; Anne Brelot; Nikolaus Heveker; Michel Seman; Marc Alizon
- Activation of the G Protein Gq/11 Through Tyrosine Phosphorylation of the α Subunit, pp. 1878-1881
- Hisashi Umemori; Takafumi Inoue; Shoen Kume; Naohiro Sekiyama; Motoshi Nagao; Hiroshi Itoh; Shigetada Nakanishi; Katsuhiko Mikoshiba; Tadashi Yamamoto
Technical Comments
- Estimating Chaos in an Insect Population, pp. 1881-1882
- Joe N. Perry; Ian P. Woiwod; Robert H. Smith; David Morse; R. A. Desharnais; R. F. Costantino; J. M. Cushing; Brian Dennis
Tech.Sight
- A Magnetic Attraction to High-Throughput Genomics, pp. 1887+1889+1891
- Trevor L. Hawkins; Kevin J. McKernan; Laurent B. Jacotot; Jason B. MacKenzie; Paul M. Richardson; Eric S. Lander
- Xenotransplanters Turn Xenovirologists, p. 1893
- Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters
- How to Use Usenet, pp. 1893+1895
- Richard Peters; Robert Sikorski
Back Matter (41 pp.)
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