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Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 287, No. 5459, Mar. 10, 2000
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Front Matter (42 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1883
- Jocelyn Kaiser
Editors' Choice, pp. 1889+1891
- Gilbert Chin
News
News of the Week
- SNP Mappers Confront Reality and Find It Daunting, pp. 1898-1899
- Leslie Roberts
- Oxford Wins a Crown Synchrotron Jewel, p. 1899
- Michael Hagmann
- Distorted Galaxies Point to Dark Matter, pp. 1899+1901
- Adrian Cho
- Cancer Researcher Sacked for Alleged Fraud, pp. 1901-1902
- Michael Hagmann
- ScienceScope, p. 1901
- Jocelyn Kaiser; Constance Holden
- Nanocrystals May Give Boost to Data Storage, pp. 1902-1903
- Robert F. Service
- Clinton and Blair Back Rapid Release of Data, p. 1903
- Eliot Marshall
- Congress Investigates Fetal Tissue Sales, pp. 1903+1905
- Gretchen Vogel
- Endorsement for Controversial Satellite, p. 1905
- Andrew Lawler
News Focus
- On the Hunt for a Wolf in Sheep's Clothing, pp. 1906-1908
- Michael Balter
- 'Spooky Action' Passes a Relativistic Test, pp. 1909-1910
- Charles Seife
- Rounding out Solutions to Three Conjectures, pp. 1910-1912
- Barry Cipra; Dana Mackenzie; Charles Seife
- Seeing a World in Grains of Sand, pp. 1912-1913+1915
- Erik Stokstad
Random Samples, p. 1917
- Constance Holden
Science's Compass
Editorial
- Too Much of a Good Thing?, p. 1925
- Floyd E. Bloom
Letters
- Transgenic Crops: A Cautionary Tale, pp. 1927-1928
- Ronald Nigh; Charles Benbrook; Stephen Brush; Luis Garcia-Barrios; Rafael Ortega-Paczka; Hugo R. Perales; Shahal Abbo; Baruch Rubin
- Electricity Supply, p. 1928
- Alan E. Waltar
- Clinical Research, p. 1928
- Ralph Snyderman
- Hydrogen Storage in Nanotubes, p. 1929
- Jianyi Lin
- Science under the Nazis, pp. 1929+1931
- Jacob J. Steinberg; Manfred D. Laubichler
- Corrections and Clarifications: Fermat's Last Theorem's First Cousin, p. 1931
- Corrections and Clarifications: The Endless Pathways of Discovery, p. 1931
- Corrections and Clarifications: Random Samples, p. 1931
- Corrections and Clarifications: Modulation of Brain Reward Circuitry by Leptin, p. 1931
- Corrections and Clarifications: Shadow and Shine Offer Glimpses of Otherworldly Jupiters, p. 1931
Policy Forum
- Reforming the Patent System, pp. 1933-1934
- John H. Barton
Books et al.
- Quantum Mechanics at the End of the 20th Century, p. 1935
- The Odd Quantum
- Sam Treiman
- Review author[s]: Hans Christian von Baeyer
- Tools for Thinking, pp. 1935-1936
- Models as Mediators: Perspectives on Natural and Social Science
- Mary S. Morgan; Margaret Morrison
- Review author[s]: Peter Imhof
Perspectives
- Inositol Phosphates in the Nucleus, pp. 1937+1939
- Tian H. Chi; Gerald R. Crabtree
- Limbless Tetrapods and Snakes with Legs, pp. 1939-1941
- Harry W. Greene; David Cundall
- H3+-an Ion with Many Talents, pp. 1941-1942
- Benjamin J. McCall; Takeshi Oka
- Conquering the Carbon-Hydrogen Bond, pp. 1942-1943
- William D. Jones
- Strengthening Visual Connections, pp. 1943-1944
- Max Cynader
Tech.Sight
- Integrating Combinatorial Synthesis and Bioassays, pp. 1947-1948
- Jörg Rademann; Günther Jung
- Worldwide Weather Watcher, p. 1949
- WeatherTracker
- Review author[s]: Kevin Ahern
- Data Tool, p. 1949
- PSI-Plot
- Review author[s]: William Seffens
- A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words, pp. 1949-1950
- Noesys 2.0
- Review author[s]: Emile M. Bellott
- TechSightings, p. 1950
- Linda Rowan
Drug Discovery
- An Information Revolution, p. 1951
- Julia Uppenbrink; Jeffrey Mervis
News
- When Pharma Merges, R&D Is the Dowry, pp. 1952-1953
- Bruce Agnew
- Structural Genomics Offers High-Speed Look at Proteins, pp. 1954-1956
- Robert F. Service
- Malaria Researchers Wait for Industry to Join Fight, pp. 1956-1958
- Martin Enserink
- U.S., Europe, Japan Look to Speed up Drug Reviews, pp. 1958-1959
- Dennis Normile; Eliot Marshall
Reviews
- Drug Discovery: A Historical Perspective, pp. 1960-1964
- Jürgen Drews
- Target-Oriented and Diversity-Oriented Organic Synthesis in Drug Discovery, pp. 1964-1969
- Stuart L. Schreiber
- Mechanism-Based Target Identification and Drug Discovery in Cancer Research, pp. 1969-1973
- Jackson B. Gibbs
- Harnessing the Power of the Genome in the Search for New Antibiotics, pp. 1973-1976
- John Rosamond; Aileen Allsop
Viewpoints
- Genomic Medicine and the Future of Health Care, pp. 1977-1978
- Chris Sander
- The Global Drug Gap, pp. 1979-1981
- Michael R. Reich
Research
Reports
- Monodisperse FePt Nanoparticles and Ferromagnetic FePt Nanocrystal Superlattices, pp. 1989-1992
- Shouheng Sun; C. B. Murray; Dieter Weller; Liesl Folks; Andreas Moser
- Efficient Activation of Aromatic C-H Bonds for Addition to C-C Multiple Bonds, pp. 1992-1995
- Chengguo Jia; Dongguo Piao; Juzo Oyamada; Wenjun Lu; Tsugio Kitamura; Yuzo Fujiwara
- Thermal, Catalytic, Regiospecific Functionalization of Alkanes, pp. 1995-1997
- Huiyuan Chen; Sabine Schlecht; Thomas C. Semple; John F. Hartwig
- Detection of SO in Io's Exosphere, pp. 1998-1999
- C. T. Russell; M. G. Kivelson
- Secular Variation of Iron Isotopes in North Atlantic Deep Water, pp. 2000-2002
- Xiang-Kun Zhu; R. Keith O'Nions; Yueling Guo; Ben C. Reynolds
- Modulation of Hurricane Activity in the Gulf of Mexico by the Madden-Julian Oscillation, pp. 2002-2004
- Eric D. Maloney; Dennis L. Hartmann
- Contribution of Increasing CO2 and Climate to Carbon Storage by Ecosystems in the United States, pp. 2004-2006
- David Schimel; Jerry Melillo; Hanqin Tian; A. David McGuire; David Kicklighter; Timothy Kittel; Nan Rosenbloom; Steven Running; Peter Thornton; Dennis Ojima; William Parton; Robin Kelly; Martin Sykes; Ron Neilson; Brian Rizzo
- Cell Surface Engineering by a Modified Staudinger Reaction, pp. 2007-2010
- Eliana Saxon; Carolyn R. Bertozzi
- A Fossil Snake with Limbs, pp. 2010-2012
- Eitan Tchernov; Olivier Rieppel; Hussam Zaher; Michael J. Polcyn; Louis L. Jacobs
- Prostaglandin D2 as a Mediator of Allergic Asthma, pp. 2013-2017
- Toshiyuki Matsuoka; Masakazu Hirata; Hiroyuki Tanaka; Yoshimasa Takahashi; Takahiko Murata; Kenji Kabashima; Yukihiko Sugimoto; Takuya Kobayashi; Fumitaka Ushikubi; Yoshiya Aze; Naomi Eguchi; Yoshihiro Urade; Nobuaki Yoshida; Kazushi Kimura; Akira Mizoguchi; Yoshihito Honda; Hiroichi Nagai; Shuh Narumiya
- Facile Detection of Mitochondrial DNA Mutations in Tumors and Bodily Fluids, pp. 2017-2019
- Makiko S. Fliss; Henning Usadel; Otávia L. Caballero; Li Wu; Martin R. Buta; Scott M. Eleff; Jin Jen; David Sidransky
- Reversal of Antipsychotic-Induced Working Memory Deficits by Short-Term Dopamine D1 Receptor Stimulation, pp. 2020-2022
- Stacy A. Castner; Graham V. Williams; Patricia S. Goldman-Rakic
- Start Sites of Bidirectional DNA Synthesis at the Human Lamin B2 Origin, pp. 2023-2026
- Gulnara Abdurashidova; Marta Deganuto; Raffaella Klima; Silvano Riva; Giuseppe Biamonti; Mauro Giacca; Arturo Falaschi
- A Role for Nuclear Inositol 1,4,5-Trisphosphate Kinase in Transcriptional Control, pp. 2026-2029
- Audrey R. Odom; Alke Stahlberg; Susan R. Wente; John D. York
- Rapid Extragranular Plasticity in the Absence of Thalamocortical Plasticity in the Developing Primary Visual Cortex, pp. 2029-2032
- Joshua T. Trachtenberg; Christopher Trepel; Michael P. Stryker
- Retinal Stem Cells in the Adult Mammalian Eye, pp. 2032-2036
- Vincent Tropepe; Brenda L. K. Coles; Bernard J. Chiasson; D. Jonathan Horsford; Andrew J. Elia; Roderick R. McInnes; Derek van der Kooy
- Motion Integration and Postdiction in Visual Awareness, pp. 2036-2038
- David M. Eagleman; Terrence J. Sejnowski
Back Matter (66 pp.)
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