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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 292, No. 5522, Jun. 1, 2001
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Front Matter (33 pp.)
Editorial: Drug Prices: Real Problem, Wrong Solution, p. 1797
- Donald Kennedy
Editors' Choice, pp. 1799+1801
- Gilbert Chin
Netwatch, p. 1803
- Jocelyn Kaiser
News
News of the Week
- New Rules on Foreign Contacts Resurrect Cold War-Era Distrust, p. 1810
- Vladimir Pokrovsky; Elena Kokurina
- Academies Seek Release of Egyptian Scientist, p. 1811
- Constance Holden
- German Leaders Spar over Bioethics, pp. 1811+1813
- Robert Koenig; Gretchen Vogel
- Canada Eyes Front-Row Seat in Mars Program, pp. 1813-1814
- Andrew Lawler
- ScienceScope, pp. 1813+1815+1817
- Wayne Kondro; Jocelyn Kaiser; Constance Holden; Dennis Normile; Robert Koenig; Pallava Bagla; Robert F. Service
- Faster Maps Mean Fewer Mice, pp. 1814-1815
- R. John Davenport
- Roche Dealt a Setback on European Taq Patent, p. 1815
- Robert F. Service
- Returning Alien Rocks Right the Second Time, p. 1817
- Richard A. Kerr
- Director of Natural History Museum Quits, pp. 1817-1818
- Elizabeth Pennisi
- Transatlantic War over BRCA1 Patent, p. 1818
- Michael Balter
- Mass Extinctions Pinned on Ice Age Hunters, p. 1819
- Leigh Dayton
News Focus
- Can Adult Stem Cells Suffice?, pp. 1820-1822
- Gretchen Vogel
- National Count Reveals Major Societal Changes, p. 1823
- Daniel Walfish
- Can Organisms Speed Their Own Evolution?, pp. 1824-1827
- Marina Chicurel
- A Former Capital Stakes Its Future on Science, pp. 1827+1829
- Robert Koenig
- Random Samples, p. 1831
- Constance Holden
Science's Compass
Letters
- The Growing Family of NIH Institutes, pp. 1835-1836
- Richard Burr; Kurt Randerath; Paul Goldhaber; John S. Greenspan; William H. Bowen; Robert J. Genco; Ben Barker; John C. Greene; Myron Allukian Jr.; Charles A. McCallum; Harold Slavkin; Harold Varmus
- The Yanomamo and the 1960s Measles Epidemic, pp. 1836-1838
- James V. Neel Jr.; Kim Hill; Samuel L. Katz; Charles C. Mann
Corrections and Clarifications: The Sequence of the Human Genome, p. 1838
Science's Compass
Policy Forum
- Fundamentals of Treaty-Making on Climate Change, pp. 1839-1840
- David B. Sandalow; Ian A. Bowles
Books et al.
- Cenozoic Dramas, pp. 1841+1843
- The Eternal Frontier: An Ecological History of North America and Its Peoples
- Tim Flannery
- Review author[s]: Stuart Pimm
- Nota Bene: Some Things Never Change, p. 1843
- Oxygen
- Carl Djerassi; Roald Hoffmann
- Review author[s]: Julia Uppenbrink
Perspectives
- A Marvellous Machine for Making Messages, pp. 1844-1846
- Aaron Klug
- Fleeting Molecules Extend Their Stay, pp. 1846-1847
- Curt Wentrup
- Toward Diamond Lasers, pp. 1847-1848
- Phillip John
- Are There Bugs in Our Genome?, pp. 1848-1850
- Jan O. Andersson; W. Ford Doolittle; Camilla L. Nesbø
- Indian Ocean Actively Deforms, pp. 1850-1851
- Christine Deplus
- Getting p53 out of the Nucleus, pp. 1851-1852
- Vanesa Gottifredi; Carol Prives
Review
- Free-Electron Lasers: Status and Applications, pp. 1853-1858
- Patrick G. O'Shea; Henry P. Freund
Research
Research Articles
- Structural Basis of Transcription: RNA Polymerase II at 2.8 Ångstrom Resolution, pp. 1863-1876
- Patrick Cramer; David A. Bushnell; Roger D. Kornberg
- Structural Basis of Transcription: An RNA Polymerase II Elongation Complex at 3.3 Å Resolution, pp. 1876-1882
- Averell L. Gnatt; Patrick Cramer; Jianhua Fu; David A. Bushnell; Roger D. Kornberg
- Evidence for Substantial Variations of Atmospheric Hydroxyl Radicals in the Past Two Decades, pp. 1882-1888
- R. G. Prinn; J. Huang; R. F. Weiss; D. M. Cunnold; P. J. Fraser; P. G. Simmonds; A. McCulloch; C. Harth; P. Salameh; S. O'Doherty; R. H. J. Wang; L. Porter; B. R. Miller
Reports
- New Ages for the Last Australian Megafauna: Continent-Wide Extinction about 46,000 Years Ago, pp. 1888-1892
- Richard G. Roberts; Timothy F. Flannery; Linda K. Ayliffe; Hiroyuki Yoshida; Jon M. Olley; Gavin J. Prideaux; Geoff M. Laslett; Alexander Baynes; M. A. Smith; Rhys Jones; Barton L. Smith
- A Multispecies Overkill Simulation of the End-Pleistocene Megafaunal Mass Extinction, pp. 1893-1896
- John Alroy
- Room-Temperature Ultraviolet Nanowire Nanolasers, pp. 1897-1899
- Michael H. Huang; Samuel Mao; Henning Feick; Haoquan Yan; Yiying Wu; Hannes Kind; Eicke Weber; Richard Russo; Peidong Yang
- Ultraviolet Emission from a Diamond pn Junction, pp. 1899-1901
- Satoshi Koizumi; Kenji Watanabe; Masataka Hasegawa; Hisao Kanda
- (Amino)(Aryl)Carbenes: Stable Singlet Carbenes Featuring a Spectator Substituent, pp. 1901-1903
- Stéphane Solé; Heinz Gornitzka; Wolfgang W. Schoeller; Didier Bourissou; Guy Bertrand
- Microbial Genes in the Human Genome: Lateral Transfer or Gene Loss?, pp. 1903-1906
- Steven L. Salzberg; Owen White; Jeremy Peterson; Jonathan A. Eisen
- Role of T-bet in Commitment of TH1 Cells before IL-12-Dependent Selection, pp. 1907-1910
- Alan C. Mullen; Frances A. High; Anne S. Hutchins; Hubert W. Lee; Alejandro V. Villarino; David M. Livingston; Andrew L. Kung; Nezih Cereb; Tso-Pang Yao; Soo Y. Yang; Steven L. Reiner
- A p53 Amino-Terminal Nuclear Export Signal Inhibited by DNA Damage-Induced Phosphorylation, pp. 1910-1915
- Yanping Zhang; Yue Xiong
- In Silico Mapping of Complex Disease-Related Traits in Mice, pp. 1915-1918
- Andrew Grupe; Soren Germer; Jonathan Usuka; Dee Aud; John K. Belknap; Robert F. Klein; Mandeep K. Ahluwalia; Russell Higuchi; Gary Peltz
Back Matter (34 pp.)
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