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Series, Vol. 217, No. 4561, Aug. 20, 1982
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Front Matter (12 pp.)
LettersSynthetic Elicitors, p. 776
B. J. Castanho; T. L. Graham; R. J. Kaufman; R. S. Sidhu
Mycotoxin Weapons, p. 776+778
Daniel Cullen; R. W. Caldwell; Herman Meisner; C. J. Mirocha
Correct Attributions, p. 778
Norman Geschwind
Related Incidents?, p. 778
Kyaw U Tha Paw
The High-Technology Fix, p. 781Brewster C. Denny
The Ediacarian Period and System: Metazoa Inherit the Earth, pp. 783-792Preston Cloud; Martin F. Glaessner
Silicon-Mediated Organic Synthesis, pp. 793-800Leo A. Paquette
Cellular Transforming Genes, pp. 801-806Geoffrey M. Cooper
News and CommentWhite House Steps into Lead Fight, pp. 807-808
Eliot Marshall
The Risks of Living near Love Canal, pp. 808-809+811
R. Jeffrey Smith
BriefingLaser Wars in Court: Gould v. Bell Telephone, p. 810
Eliot Marshall
A-21 Rules Take Effect, p. 810
Colin Norman
A Surprise on Pesticides, p. 810
R. Jeffrey Smith
British Universities in Turmoil, pp. 811-813
David Dickson
Research NewsFermilab Installing Superconducting Magnets, pp. 814-817
Arthur L. Robinson
Long-Awaited Decision on DNA Database, pp. 817-818
Roger Lewin
Human Skeletal Growth Factor Isolated, p. 819
Thomas H. Maugh
Book ReviewsFeeding as Optimization, pp. 820-821
Foraging Behavior
Alan C. Kamil; Theodore D. Sargent
Review author[s]: Daniel I. Rubenstein
The Shift from DDT, pp. 821-822
Insects, Experts, and the Insecticide Crisis
John H. Perkins
Review author[s]: Thomas R. Dunlap
Theories of Chemical Bonding, p. 822
Electrons and Valence
Anthony N. Stranges
Review author[s]: Roger H. Stuewer
Photosynthesis, pp. 822-823
Electron Transport and Photophosphorylation
J. Barber
Review author[s]: W. A. Cramer
Igneous Petrology, pp. 823-824
Igneous Rocks of the British Isles
D. S. Sutherland
Review author[s]: S. A. Morse
The Moon, p. 824
Planetary Science
Stuart Ross Taylor
Review author[s]: Michael J. Drake
ReportsTrace Fossils from the Athabasca Oil Sands, Alberta, Canada, pp. 825-827
S. George Pemberton; Peter D. Flach; Grant D. Mossop
Magnetostratigraphy of Sediments in Mammoth Cave, Kentucky, pp. 827-829
Victor A. Schmidt
Selenium in Reducing Waters, pp. 829-831
Gregory A. Cutter
Organic Matter in a Coal Ball: Peat or Coal?, pp. 831-833
Patrick G. Hatcher; Paul C. Lyons; Carolyn L. Thompson; Floyd W. Brown; Gary E. Maciel
Remote Acoustic Detection of a Turbidity Current Surge, pp. 833-835
Alex E. Hay; R. W. Burling; J. W. Murray
Phosphorylation of Myosin Light Chains in Mouse Fast-Twitch Muscle Associated with Reduced Actomyosin Turnover Rate, pp. 835-837
M. T. Crow; M. J. Kushmerick
Cardiovascular Actions of Cadmium at Environmental Exposure Levels, pp. 837-839
Stephen J. Kopp; Thomas Glonek; H. Mitchell Perry; Margaret Erlanger; Elizabeth F. Perry
Light-Induced Modification of Drosophila Retinal Polypeptides in vivo, pp. 839-841
Hiroyuki Matsumoto; Joseph E. O'Tousa; William L. Pak
Leukotriene D 4 : A Potent Coronary Artery Vasoconstrictor Associated with Impaired Ventricular Contraction, pp. 841-843
F. Michelassi; L. Landa; R. D. Hill; E. Lowenstein; W. D. Watkins; A. J. Petkau; W. M. Zapol
High-Affinity Choline Transport in Proteoliposomes Derived from Rat Cortical Synaptosomes, pp. 843-845
Edwin M. Meyer; Jack R. Cooper
Endotoxin-Stimulated Opioid Peptide Secretion: Two Secretory Pools and Feedback Control in vivo, pp. 845-848
Daniel B. Carr; Richard Bergland; Allan Hamilton; Howard Blume; Norman Kasting; Michael Arnold; Joseph B. Martin; Michael Rosenblatt
Significance of Tissue myo-Inositol Concentrations in Metabolic Regulation in Nerve, pp. 848-851
David A. Simmons; Albert I. Winegrad; Donald B. Martin
Anomalous Patterns in Cultured Cell Monolayers, pp. 851-853
E. M. Adler; L. J. Fluk; J. M. Mullin; A. Kleinzeller
The Carboxy Terminus of the Precursor to Vasopressin and Neurophysin: Immunocytochemistry in Rat Brain, pp. 853-855
Stanley J. Watson; Nabil G. Seidah; Michel Chretien
Amphetamine, Haloperidol, and Experience Interact to Affect Rate of Recovery after Motor Cortex Injury, pp. 855-857
Dennis M. Feeney; Abel Gonzalez; Wendy A. Law
Velocity Signals Related to Hand Movements Recorded from Red Nucleus Neurons in Monkeys, pp. 857-860
N. J. Kohlerman; A. R. Gibson; J. C. Houk
Brain Injury Causes a Time-Dependent Increase in Neuronotrophic Activity at the Lesion Site, pp. 860-861
M. Nieto-Sampedro; Ellen R. Lewis; Carl W. Cotman; Marston Manthorpe; Stephen D. Skaper; Gilles Barbin; Frank M. Longo; Silvio Varon
Back Matter (16 pp.)
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