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Front Matter (30 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 1851
- Jocelyn Kaiser
Editors' Choice, pp. 1857-1859
- Gilbert Chin
News
News of the Week
- Asia Stays on Top, U.S. in Middle in New Global Rankings, p. 1866
- Constance Holden
- Panel Urges Further Study of Biotech Corn, p. 1867
- Jocelyn Kaiser
- Polio Outbreak Raises Questions about Vaccine, pp. 1867+1869
- Liese Greensfelder
- EMBL Rescued from the Financial Brink, p. 1869
- Lone Frank
- ScienceScope, pp. 1869+1871
- Richard Stone; David Malakoff; Erik Stokstad; Eliot Marshall
- Program for Elites Draws Praise, Fire, p. 1870
- Richard Stone
- New 'Replicon' Yields Viral Proteins, pp. 1870-1871
- Eliot Marshall
- Tiny, Feathered Dino Is Most Birdlike Yet, pp. 1871-1872
- Erik Stokstad
- Human Cloning Ban Allows Some Research, p. 1872
- Dennis Normile
- Studies Trace Patchwork of Conflict Policies, p. 1873
- Bruce Agnew
- Clinton Creates Huge Hawaiian Coral Haven, p. 1873
- David Malakoff
- Crystals Branch out into Exotic Shapes, p. 1875
- Robert F. Service
News Focus
- Probing HIV's Elusive Activities within the Host Cell, pp. 1876-1879
- Marina Chicurel
- A Dripping Wet Early Mars Emerging from New Pictures, pp. 1879-1880
- Richard A. Kerr
- Has Leishmaniasis Become Endemic in the U.S.?, pp. 1881+1883
- Martin Enserink
- Taking the Measure of the Wildest Dance on Earth, pp. 1883-1884
- Dana Mackenzie
- X-rays Hit the Spot for Astrophysicists, pp. 1884-1885
- Robert Irion
Random Samples, p. 1887
- Constance Holden
Science's Compass
Editorial
- Good News at State, p. 1893
- Mary Good
Letters
- How Much Does One Vote Count in an Election?, p. 1895
- Joseph F. Bunnett
- "Kyoto Forests" and a Broader Perspective on Management, pp. 1895-1896
- John H. Borden; Gregg Marland; Bernhard Schlamadinger; Robert Matthews; Ernst-Detlef Schulze; Christian Wirth; Martin Heimann
- Safety Data Crucial for Biological Control Insect Agents, pp. 1896-1897
- Robert W. Pemberton; Donald R. Strong
- Ritalin Tests for Preschoolers, p. 1897
- Laurence L. Greenhill
- Corrections and Clarifications: In Search of Biological Weirdness, p. 1897
- Corrections and Clarifications: New Site Suggests Anasazi Exodus, p. 1897
Policy Forum
- Surveillance and Privacy, pp. 1898-1899
- Ronald Bayer; Amy L. Fairchild
Books et al.
- Attending Marvels, pp. 1900-1901
- George Gaylord Simpson: Paleontologist and Evolutionist
- Léo F. Laporte
- Review author[s]: Niles Eldredge
- Fade to Black?, p. 1901
- State of the Planet
- David Attenborough
- Review author[s]: Andrew Sugden
Perspectives
- Actin' up with Rac1, pp. 1902-1903
- Nansi Jo Colley
- Screen Savers of the World Unite!, pp. 1903-1904
- Michael Shirts; Vijay S. Pande
- Hear, Hear, for the Inner Ear, pp. 1904-1905
- Anthony Graham
- Glacial Climate Instability, pp. 1905-1907
- Laurent Labeyrie
- The Internet of Tomorrow, pp. 1907-1908
- Steve Joiner
- Noise Makes Sense in Neuronal Computing, pp. 1908-1909
- Maxim Volgushev; Ulf T. Eysel
Review
- Subduction and Slab Detachment in the Mediterranean-Carpathian Region, pp. 1910-1917
- M. J. R. Wortel; W. Spakman
Pathways of Discovery
- Piecing Together the Biggest Puzzle of All, pp. 1919-1925
- Martin J. Rees
Research
Research Article
- Sedimentary Rocks of Early Mars, pp. 1927-1937
- Michael C. Malin; Kenneth S. Edgett
Reports
- Planar Hexacoordinate Carbon: A Viable Possibility, pp. 1937-1940
- Kai Exner; Paul von Ragué Schleyer
- Geodynamic Evidence for a Chemically Depleted Continental Tectosphere, pp. 1940-1944
- Alessandro M. Forte; H. K. Claire Perry
- Teleconvection: Remotely Driven Thermal Convection in Rotating Stratified Spherical Layers, pp. 1944-1947
- Keke Zhang; Gerald Schubert
- Rapid Changes in the Hydrologic Cycle of the Tropical Atlantic during the Last Glacial, pp. 1947-1951
- Larry C. Peterson; Gerald H. Haug; Konrad A. Hughen; Ursula Röhl
- Synchronous Radiocarbon and Climate Shifts during the Last Deglaciation, pp. 1951-1954
- Konrad A. Hughen; John R. Southon; Scott J. Lehman; Jonathan T. Overpeck
- A Primitive Enantiornithine Bird and the Origin of Feathers, pp. 1955-1959
- Fucheng Zhang; Zhonghe Zhou
- Glucose-Dependent Insulin Release from Genetically Engineered K Cells, pp. 1959-1962
- Anthony T. Cheung; Bama Dayanandan; Jamie T. Lewis; Gregory S. Korbutt; Ray V. Rajotte; Michael Bryer-Ash; Michael O. Boylan; M. Michael Wolfe; Timothy J. Kieffer
- Response to RAG-Mediated V(D)J Cleavage by NBS1 and γ-H2AX, pp. 1962-1964
- Hua Tang Chen; Avinash Bhandoola; Michael J. Difilippantonio; Jie Zhu; Martin J. Brown; Xuguang Tai; Emmy P. Rogakou; Tilmann M. Brotz; William M. Bonner; Thomas Ried; André Nussenzweig
- Identification of Synergistic Signals Initiating Inner Ear Development, pp. 1965-1967
- Raj K. Ladher; Kelly U. Anakwe; Austin L. Gurney; Gary C. Schoenwolf; Philippa H. Francis-West
- The Contribution of Noise to Contrast Invariance of Orientation Tuning in Cat Visual Cortex, pp. 1968-1972
- Jeffrey S. Anderson; Ilan Lampl; Deda C. Gillespie; David Ferster
- Efficient Initiation of HCV RNA Replication in Cell Culture, pp. 1972-1974
- Keril J. Blight; Alexander A. Kolykhalov; Charles M. Rice
- Multigenerational Cortical Inheritance of the Rax2 Protein in Orienting Polarity and Division in Yeast, pp. 1975-1978
- Tracy Chen; Takatoshi Hiroko; Amitabha Chaudhuri; Fumika Inose; Matthew Lord; Shigeko Tanaka; John Chant; Atsushi Fujita
- Rescue of Photoreceptor Degeneration in Rhodopsin-Null Drosophila Mutants by Activated Rac1, pp. 1978-1980
- Hui-Yun Chang; Donald F. Ready
Back Matter (40 pp.)
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