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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 280, No. 5370, Jun. 12, 1998
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Front Matter (34 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1807
- Jocelyn Kaiser
Editorial: Science and the Control of AIDS, p. 1815
- Harold Varmus; Neal Nathanson
Letters
- Access to Information on the Web, pp. 1815+1817
- Lee Giles; Steve Lawrence; Bob Krovetz; G. N. Rassam
- Investment in Tokamak Fusion, p. 1817
- Alexander J. Glass
- Cerebellum and Learning: A Complex Problem, pp. 1817-1819
- Germund Hesslow; Christopher Yeo; Jeansok J. Kim; David J. Krupa; Richard F. Thompson
- Progression to AIDS, pp. 1819-1820
- Sharyne M. Donfield; Henry S. Lynn; Margaret W. Hilgartner; Michael W. Smith; Michael Dean; Mary Carrington; Cheryl Winkler; Stephen J. O'Brien
- Correction, p. 1821
- Mark M. Davis
- Duplicate Publication, p. 1821
- Stephen L. Mayo
ScienceScope, p. 1825
- Constance Holden
News and Comment
- U.S.-Style Universities for Germany?, pp. 1826-1827
- Martin Enserink
- Lawmakers Back R&D Boosts for 1999, pp. 1827-1828
- Andrew Lawler
- Imura Gets Job on Top-Level Council, pp. 1828-1829
- Dennis Normile
- Science Emerges from the 'Dark Age' of the Ceausescus, pp. 1829-1830
- Robert Koenig
- Review Boards: A System 'in Jeopardy'?, pp. 1830-1831
- Eliot Marshall
- Australia Takes Two-Step Approach on Genetic Studies, pp. 1831-1832
- Elizabeth Finkel
Research News
- Revealing HIV's T Cell Passkey, pp. 1833-1834
- Michael Balter
- Neutron Stars Spin Out Gravity Waves, p. 1835
- Meher Antia
- Giant Survey Wallpapers the Sky, p. 1835
- James Glanz
- Supernova and Gamma Burst Might Have Common Source, p. 1836
- Govert Schilling
- Parsing the Trilobites' Rise and Fall, p. 1837
- Robert Irion
- Females Pick Good Genes in Frogs, Flies, pp. 1837-1838
- Elizabeth Pennisi
- Embryo's Organizational Chart Redrawn, pp. 1838-1839
- Gretchen Vogel
- Heavy News on Solar Neutrinos, p. 1839
- Dennis Normile
- New Language Could Meld the Web Into a Seamless Database, pp. 1840-1841
- Dana Mackenzie
- Year of the Cat-in More Ways Than One, p. 1841
- Ken Garber
Random Samples, p. 1843
- Constance Holden
Essays on Science and Society
- The Science of AIDS: A Tale of Two Worlds, pp. 1844-1845
- Peter Piot
AIDS Research
- [Introduction], p. 1855
- Barbara R. Jasny; Daniel Clery
News
- Europe: AIDS Research on a Budget, pp. 1856-1858
- Michael Balter
- Access to Patients is Key to Success of Dutch Quartet, p. 1859
- Michael Balter
- Modest Briton Stirs Up Storm With Views on Role of CTLs, pp. 1860-1861
- Michael Balter
- Duo Brings Hope of Immune Restoration, p. 1861
- Michael Balter
- A Cluster of Europe's AIDS Research Stars, p. 1862
- Michael Balter
- Global Program Struggles to Stem the Flood of New Cases, pp. 1863-1864
- Michael Balter
Viewpoints
- A National Tissue Bank to Track HIV Eradication and Immune Reconstitution, pp. 1865-1866
- Winston Cavert; Ashley T. Haase
- Toward HIV Eradication or Remission: The Tasks Ahead, pp. 1866-1867
- David D. Ho
- Limitations of a Molecular Clock Applied to Considerations of the Origin of HIV-1, pp. 1868-1871
- Bette Korber; James Theiler; Steven Wolinsky
- HIV Treatment Failure: Testing for HIV Resistance in Clinical Practice, pp. 1871-1873
- Luc Perrin; Amalio Telenti
- HIV/AIDS Prevention in Thailand: Success and Challenges, pp. 1873-1874
- Wiput Phoolcharoen
- Progress in the Development of an HIV-1 Vaccine, pp. 1875-1880
- Norman L. Letvin
- HIV-1 Regulatory/Accessory Genes: Keys to Unraveling Viral and Host Cell Biology, pp. 1880-1884
- Michael Emerman; Michael H. Malim
- The HIV-1 Envelope Glycoproteins: Fusogens, Antigens, and Immunogens, pp. 1884-1888
- Richard Wyatt; Joseph Sodroski
Research Article
- The NIMH Multisite HIV Prevention Trial: Reducing HIV Sexual Risk Behavior, pp. 1889-1894
- The National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) Multisite HIV Prevention Trial Group
Science's Compass
Policy
- Logging and Tropical Forest Conservation, pp. 1899-1900
- Ian A. Bowles; R. E. Rice; R. A. Mittermeier; G. A. B. da Fonseca
Books
- Unexpected Effects, pp. 1901-1902
- The Powerful Placebo. From Ancient Priest to Modern Physician.
- Arthur K. Shapiro; Elaine Shapiro
- Review author[s]: Esther M. Sternberg
- Developmental Diversity, p. 1902
- Embryology. Constructing the Organism.
- Scott F. Gilbert; Anne M. Raunio
- Review author[s]: Richard Emlet
Research
- Black Carbon and the Carbon Cycle, pp. 1903-1904
- Thomas A. J. Kuhlbusch
- Hot Electrons in Magnetic Oxides, pp. 1904-1905
- B. Keimer
- Aligning Science with Politics and Policy in HIV Prevention, pp. 1905-1906
- Karen Hein
- How Calcium Enhances Plant Salt Tolerance, pp. 1906-1907
- Emanuel Epstein
Reports
- Black Carbon in Deep-Sea Sediments, pp. 1911-1913
- C. A. Masiello; E. R. M. Druffel
- Elasticity of Single-Crystal MgO to 8 Gigapascals and 1600 Kelvin, pp. 1913-1916
- Ganglin Chen; Robert C. Liebermann; Donald J. Weidner
- The Influence of Vegetation-Atmosphere-Ocean Interaction on Climate During the Mid-Holocene, pp. 1916-1919
- Andrey Ganopolski; Claudia Kubatzki; Martin Claussen; Victor Brovkin; Vladimir Petoukhov
- Planar Patterned Magnetic Media Obtained by Ion Irradiation, pp. 1919-1922
- C. Chappert; H. Bernas; J. Ferré; V. Kottler; J.-P. Jamet; Y. Chen; E. Cambril; T. Devolder; F. Rousseaux; V. Mathet; H. Launois
- Post-Cambrian Trilobite Diversity and Evolutionary Faunas, pp. 1922-1925
- Jonathan M. Adrain; Richard A. Fortey; Stephen R. Westrop
- Visualization of the Local Insulator-Metal Transition in Pr 0.7 Ca 0.3 MnO3, pp. 1925-1928
- Manfred Fiebig; Kenjiro Miyano; Yoshinori Tomioka; Yasuhide Tokura
- Call Duration as an Indicator of Genetic Quality in Male Gray Tree Frogs, pp. 1928-1930
- Allison M. Welch; Raymond D. Semlitsch; H. Carl Gerhardt
- Neural Correlates of Perceptual Rivalry in the Human Brain, pp. 1930-1934
- Erik D. Lumer; Karl J. Friston; Geraint Rees
- Proton Transfer Pathways in Bacteriorhodopsin at 2.3 Angstrom Resolution, pp. 1934-1937
- Hartmut Luecke; Hans-Thomas Richter; Janos K. Lanyi
- Bloodstream- Versus Tick-Associated Variants of a Relapsing Fever Bacterium, pp. 1938-1940
- Tom G. Schwan; B. Joseph Hinnebusch
- Gating of CaMKII by cAMP-Regulated Protein Phosphatase Activity During LTP, pp. 1940-1943
- Robert D. Blitzer; John H. Connor; George P. Brown; Tony Wong; Shirish Shenolikar; Ravi Iyengar; Emmanuel M. Landau
- A Calcium Sensor Homolog Required for Plant Salt Tolerance, pp. 1943-1945
- Jiping Liu; Jian-Kang Zhu
- Stabilization of Interleukin-2 mRNA by the c-Jun NH2-Terminal Kinase Pathway, pp. 1945-1949
- Ching-Yi Chen; Fabienne Del Gatto-Konczak; Zhenguo Wu; Michael Karin
- A Conserved HIV gp 120 Glycoprotein Structure Involved in Chemokine Receptor Binding, pp. 1949-1953
- Carlo D. Rizzuto; Richard Wyatt; Nivia Hernández-Ramos; Ying Sun; Peter D. Kwong; Wayne A. Hendrickson; Joseph Sodroski
Tech.Sight
- Seeing the Machinery of Live Cells, pp. 1954-1955
- Roger Y. Tsien; Atsushi Miyawaki
- PCR on a Roller Coaster, p. 1956
- Richard Peters; Robert Sikorski
- Homing Viruses, pp. 1956-1957
- Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters
- Demystifying Intranets, p. 1957
- Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters
Back Matter (55 pp.)
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