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Front Matter (10 pp.)
A New Threat to World Health, p. 9
Barry R. Bloom


Letters
``My Mom, the Professor'', p. 10
Carl Djerassi
Arctic Dinosaurs and Terminal Cretaceous Extinctions, pp. 10-11
Gary J. Galbreath; Jack A. Wolfe
``My Mom, the Professor'': Response, p. 11
Elisabeth M. Brouwers; Robert A. Spicer; William A. Clemens


Erratum: Color Vision and the Retinex Theory, p. 11


News & Comment
Growth in R&D Spending Slows, pp. 12-13
Mark Crawford
Down to the Wire on U.S.--Japan Agreement, pp. 13-14
Marjorie Sun
IBM, Chen in Supercomputer Partnership, p. 14
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Nevada Wins the Nuclear Waste Lottery, p. 15
Eliot Marshall
Britain to Remain in CERN for Now, p. 16
David Dickson
Debate Rages over Breast Cancer Study, pp. 17-18
Marjorie Sun
NASA's Space Station Approved by Congress, p. 19
Eliot Marshall
NIH May Have to Move ASAP on AIDS Grants, p. 20
William Booth


Research News
Zeroing in on the Sex Switch, pp. 21-23
Leslie Roberts
Has a Brown Dwarf Been Found at Last?, pp. 23-24
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Orphan Interferon Finds a New Home, pp. 25-26
Jean L. Marx
Gamma Rays for Christmas, p. 26
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Pliocene and Pleistocene Hominid-Bearing Sites from West of Lake Turkana, Kenya, pp. 27-33
J. M. Harris; F. H. Brown; M. G. Leakey; A. C. Walker; R. E. Leakey

Heavy-Electron Metals: New Highly Correlated States of Matter, pp. 33-42
Z. Fisk; D. W. Hess; C. J. Pethick; D. Pines; J. L. Smith; J. D. Thompson; J. O. Willis

Tropical Forests and the Global Carbon Cycle, pp. 42-47
R. P. Detwiler; Charles A. S. Hall


Reports
Global Trends in Total Ozone, pp. 48-50
Kenneth P. Bowman
Atomic Force Microscopy of an Organic Monolayer, pp. 50-52
O. Marti; H. O. Ribi; B. Drake; T. R. Albrecht; C. F. Quate; P. K. Hansma
GEOSAT Altimeter Observations of Kelvin Waves and the 1986-87 El Niño, pp. 52-54
Laury Miller; Robert E. Cheney; Bruce C. Douglas
Implantation of Bacteroides gingivalis in Nonhuman Primates Initiates Progression of Periodontitis, pp. 55-57
Stanley C. Holt; Jeffrey Ebersole; Jeffrey Felton; Michael Brunsvold; Kenneth S. Kornman
Dominant Role of N-Type Ca 2+ Channels in Evoked Release of Norepinephrine from Sympathetic Neurons, pp. 57-61
Lane D. Hirning; Aaron P. Fox; Edwin W. McCleskey; Baldomero M. Olivera; Stanley A. Thayer; Richard J. Miller; Richard W. Tsien
Molecular Crowding on the Cell Surface, pp. 61-64
T. A. Ryan; J. Myers; D. Holowka; B. Baird; W. W. Webb
Human Ribosomal RNA Genes: Orientation of the Tandem Array and Conservation of the 5 End, pp. 64-68
Ronald G. Worton; Joanne Sutherland; James E. Sylvester; Huntington F. Willard; Sharon Bodrug; Ian Dubé; Catherine Duff; Vanora Kean; Peter N. Ray; Roy D. Schmickel
Risk of Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV-1) Infection among Laboratory Workers, pp. 68-71
Stanley H. Weiss; James J. Goedert; Suzanne Gartner; Mikulas Popovic; David Waters; Phillip Markham; Fulvia Di Marzo Veronese; Mitchell H. Gail; W. Emmett Barkley; Joseph Gibbons; Fred A. Gill; Michael Leuther; George M. Shaw; Robert C. Gallo; William A. Blattner
Naturally Occurring Antihormones: Secretion of FSH Antagonists by Women Treated with a GnRH Analog, pp. 72-74
Kristine D. Dahl; Thomas A. Bicsak; Aaron J. W. Hsueh


AAAS News
1987 Election Results, pp. 75-76
Reports Investigate Torture and Role of Health Professionals, p. 76
SWARM Plans Spring Meeting, pp. 76-77
U.S.-China Water Management Collaboration, p. 77
Lisbeth A. Levey
1988 Calendar of Scientific Meetings Available, p. 77
Dues Increase Announced, p. 77
Reminder for Members, p. 77


Book Reviews
An Official Program, p. 79
Guide to China's Science and Technology Policy, 1986
Review author[s]: Nicholas Lardy
Institutions Transformed, pp. 79-80
The Care of Strangers
Charles E. Rosenberg
Review author[s]: David Rosner
Gravity: Foundational Questions, pp. 80-82
Quantum Concepts in Space and Time
R. Penrose; C. J. Isham
Review author[s]: Karel Kuchař
Imaginative Biochemistry, p. 82
Free Radical
Ralph W. Moss
Review author[s]: W. D. McElroy


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Front Matter (16 pp.)
Materials Science, p. 125
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Did Adam Marry Eve?, p. 127
Olivier Bensaude; Philip Avner
Fraudulent Science, p. 127
M. B. Mittleman; Alex Weisskopf
The Union Movement, p. 127
Raymond R. White
The Union Movement: Response, pp. 127-128
Henry S. Farber
Acid Rain Report, p. 128
Gary M. Lovett; Clive G. Jones; Gene E. Likens
Increased Energy Efficiency, 1978-1986, p. 128
Charles Komanoff
Personality Measures, p. 128
Zvia Agur


Erratum: Similarity of Synthetic Peptide from Human Tumor to Parathyroid Hormone in Vivo and in Vitro, p. 128


News & Comment
SSC Sites: Then There were Eight, pp. 133-134
Mark Crawford
Shuttle Setback, p. 134
Eliot Marshall
Revenge of the ``Nozzleheads'', pp. 135-137
William Booth
Details of 1957 British Nuclear Accident Withheld to Avoid Endangering U.S. Ties, p. 137
David Dickson
Shakeup under Way for Australian Science, pp. 138-139
David Dickson


Briefing
Rejuvenation at the Soviet Academy, p. 140
D.D.
Cosmonaut Faults Soviet Space Program, p. 140
D.D.
The Research Top Ten, p. 140
C.N.
AIDS Funds Increased; Helms Measure Blunted, p. 140
W.B.


Research News
Gamma Rays from Cygnus X-1, p. 141
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Meeting on the Mind, pp. 142-144
Deborah M. Barnes
Geophysics: Ancient Air, Ozone, and Faults, pp. 144-146
Richard A. Kerr


Effects of Acid Rain on Freshwater Ecosystems, pp. 149-157
D. W. Schindler

Infrared Laser Spectroscopy of Molecular Ions, pp. 157-161
Richard J. Saykally

Neurometrics: Computer-Assisted Differential Diagnosis of Brain Dysfunctions, pp. 162-169
E. R. John; L. S. Prichep; J. Fridman; P. Easton

Expression and Function of the Segmentation Gene fushi tarazu during Drosophila Neurogenesis, pp. 170-175
Chris Q. Doe; Yasushi Hiromi; Walter J. Gehring; Corey S. Goodman


Reports
Possible Evidence for Superconducting Layers in Single Crystal YBa 2 Cu 3 O 7-x by Field Ion Microscopy, pp. 176-178
A. J. Melmed; R. D. Shull; C. K. Chiang; H. A. Fowler
Role of the Protein Moiety of Ribonuclease P, a Ribonucleoprotein Enzyme, pp. 178-181
Claudia Reich; Gary J. Olsen; Bernadette Pace; Norman R. Pace
Anti-Idiotypic Network Induced by T Cell Vaccination against Experimental Autoimmune Encephalomyelitis, pp. 181-183
Ofer Lider; Tamara Reshef; Evelyne Beraud; Avraham Ben-Nun; Irun R. Cohen
A Quantitative Bioassay for HIV-1 Based on Trans-Activation, pp. 184-187
Barbara K. Felber; George N. Pavlakis
Cell Wall is Required for Fixation of the Embryonic Axis in Fucus Zygotes, pp. 187-190
Darryl L. Krope; Bernard Kloareg; Ralph S. Quatrano
Antagonistic Adrenergic-Muscarinic Regulation of M Current in Smooth Muscle Cells, pp. 190-193
Stephen M. Sims; Joshua J. Singer; John V. Walsh
Transmission of HIV in Belle Glade, Florida: Lessons for Other Communities in the United States, pp. 193-197
Kenneth G. Castro; Spencer Lieb; Harold W. Jaffe; John P. Narkunas; Charles H. Calisher; Timothy J. Bush; John J. Witte; The Belle Glade Field-Study Group


Book Reviews
Darwinism and Moral Purpose, pp. 198-199
Darwin and the Emergence of Evolutionary Theories of Mind and Behavior
Robert J. Richards
Review author[s]: John C. Greene
The Archean, pp. 199-200
The Young Earth
E. G. Nisbet
Review author[s]: Andrew H. Knoll
Marine Strategists, p. 200
A Functional Biology of Echinoderms
John Lawrence
Review author[s]: John S. Pearse
Neuronal Mechanisms, pp. 200-201
Synaptic Function
Gerald M. Edelman; W. Einar Gall; W. Maxwell Cowan
Review author[s]: L. L. Iversen


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Front Matter (11 pp.)
Balance in Science, p. 241
Daniel E. Koshland


Policy Forum
Tropical Ecological and Biocultural Restoration, pp. 243-244
Daniel H. Janzen


Letters
Animals in the Lab, p. 245
Neal D. Barnard; Jorge F. Rodriguez-Sierra; Roger W. Galvin
Coalition Architects, p. 245
David Albright; Frank Von Hippel


Erratum: A Matter of Time, p. 245
Erratum: YIGSR, a Synthetic Laminin Pentapeptide, Inhibits Experimental Metastasis Formation, p. 245


News & Comment
SDI: Testing the Limits, pp. 246-248
Colin Norman
Texas Wins R&D Center, p. 248
John Walsh
Famine Early Warning System Wins its Spurs, pp. 249-250
John Walsh
Radon's Health Risks, p. 250
Marjorie Sun
French Mathematicians Push the Panic Button, pp. 251-252
David Dickson
Breast Cancer Study Vetoed, p. 252
Marjorie Sun
CDC Paints a Picture of HIV Infection in U.S., p. 253
William Booth


Research News
NMDA Receptors Trigger Excitement, pp. 254-256
Deborah M. Barnes
Corals Remain Baffling, p. 256
Leslie Roberts
Cytokines are Two-Edged Swords in Disease, pp. 257-258
Jean L. Marx
Linking Earth, Ocean, and Air at the AGU, pp. 259-260
Richard A. Kerr


Supercomputer Analysis of Sedimentary Basins, pp. 261-267
Craig M. Bethke; Wendy J. Harrison; Craig Upson; Stephen P. Altaner

Structural and Functional Roles of Glycosyl-Phosphatidylinositol in Membranes, pp. 268-275
Martin G. Low; Alan R. Saltiel


Reports
Bacterial Motility: Membrane Topology of the Escherichia coli MotB Protein, pp. 276-278
Sang Yearn Chun; John S. Parkinson
Somatostatin Augments the M-Current in Hippocampal Neurons, pp. 278-280
Scott D. Moore; Samuel G. Madamba; Marian Joels; George R. Siggins
A General Method for the Chromosomal Amplification of Genes in Yeast, pp. 280-282
Jef D. Boeke; Hua Xu; Gerald R. Fink
Long-Term Facilitation in Aplysia Involves Increase in Transmitter Release, pp. 282-285
N. Dale; S. Schacher; E. R. Kandel
The Primary Structure and Heterogeneity of tau Protein from Mouse Brain, pp. 285-288
Gloria Lee; Nicholas Cowan; Marc Kirschner
A Mechanism for Surface Attachment in Spores of a Plant Pathogenic Fungus, pp. 288-290
John E. Hamer; Richard J. Howard; Forrest G. Chumley; Barbara Valent
Perivascular Microglial Cells of the CNS are Bone Marrow-Derived and Present Antigen in vivo, pp. 290-292
William F. Hickey; Hiromitsu Kimura
A 13-Kilodalton Maize Mitochondrial Protein in E. coli Confers Sensitivity to Bipolaris maydis Toxin, pp. 293-295
R. E. Dewey; J. N. Siedow; D. H. Timothy; C. S. Levings
DNA Amplification for Direct Detection of HIV-1 in DNA of Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cells, pp. 295-297
Chin-Yih Ou; Shirley Kwok; Sheila W. Mitchell; David H. Mack; John J. Sninsky; John W. Krebs; Paul Feorino; Donna Warfield; Gerald Schochetman


Book Reviews
Organizational Possibilities, pp. 298-299
New Technology at Work
Arthur Francis
Review author[s]: Robert J. Thomas
Crosscurrents in Cytogenetics, pp. 299-300
Beyond the Gene
Jan Sapp
Review author[s]: Frederick B. Churchill
Organisms for Study, p. 300
Observing Marine Invertebrates
Donald P. Abbott
Review author[s]: Richard R. Strathmann
Ontogeny and Phylogeny, pp. 300-301
Animal Evolution In Changing Environments
Ryuichi Matsuda
Review author[s]: Amy R. McCune


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Front Matter (38 pp.)
Storage of Spent Nuclear Fuels in Nevada, p. 333
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Treatment of Radiation Victims in Brazil, p. 335
Robert Peter Gale
U.S.-Japan Cooperation, p. 335
Elliot Charney
Space Sample Policy, p. 335
Thomas H. Jukes
Antarctic Research, pp. 335-336
Charles R. Bentley
Hot Dry Rock: More Promise than Problem?, p. 336
Michael E. Berger; Hugh D. Murphy
Satellite Map, p. 336
Saunders B. Kramer


News & Comment
Of Mice, Oncogenes, and Rifkin, pp. 341-343
William Booth
Fat Survey Trimmed in Lean Budget, p. 343
Marjorie Sun
``Earmarking'' at DOE, DOD Rolls on, pp. 344-345
Mark Crawford
Expanded U.S.-Soviet Trade Tied to Shift on Technology, p. 345
Mark Crawford
U.S.-Japan Nuclear Pact Draws Congressional Ire, p. 346
Marjorie Sun


Briefing
Joint NASA-Military Space Vehicle Planned, p. 347
E.M.
New York Drops out of SSC Sweepstakes, p. 347
M.C.
U.S., Soviet Academies Renew Exchange Pact, p. 347
C.N.
More Americans to Japan, p. 347
M.S.


Research News
AIDS Virus Creates Lab Risk, pp. 348-349
Deborah M. Barnes
Drilling into Surprises beneath an Inyo Crater, pp. 350-351
Richard A. Kerr
Gene Identity Confirmed, p. 351
Jean L. Marx
A Parent's Sex May Affect Gene Expression, pp. 352-353
Jean L. Marx


American Historical Archeology: Methods and Results, pp. 362-367
James Deetz

Superconductivity--The State that Came in from the Cold, pp. 367-375
T. H. Geballe; J. K. Hulm

The Syphilis Epidemic and its Relation to AIDS, pp. 375-380
Allan M. Brandt


Reports
Heterogeneous and Epitaxial Nucleation of Protein Crystals on Mineral Surfaces, pp. 385-387
Alexander McPherson; Paul Shlichta
Enzymatic Oxidation of Cholesterol Aggregates in Supercritical Carbon Dioxide, pp. 387-390
T. W. Randolph; D. S. Clark; H. W. Blanch; J. M. Prausnitz
Cavitation and the Interaction between Macroscopic Hydrophobic Surfaces, pp. 390-392
Hugo K. Christenson; Per M. Claesson
Spongivory in Hawksbill Turtles: A Diet of Glass, pp. 393-395
Anne Meylan
Hormone Conjugated with Antibody to CD3 Mediates Cytotoxic T Cell Lysis of Human Melanoma Cells, pp. 395-398
Margaret Ann Liu; Samuel R. Nussbaum; Herman N. Eisen
The Cellular src Gene Product Regulates Junctional Cell-to-Cell Communication, pp. 398-401
R. Azarnia; S. Reddy; T. E. Kmiecik; D. Shalloway; W. R. Loewenstein
Suppression of Macrophage Activation and T-Lymphocyte Function in Hypoprolactinemic Mice, pp. 401-404
Edward W. Bernton; Monte S. Meltzer; John W. Holaday
IgG from Patients with Lambert-Eaton Syndrome Blocks Voltage-Dependent Calcium Channels, pp. 405-408
Yong I. Kim; Erwin Neher


Book Reviews
A Clash between Naturalists, pp. 421-422
The Cuvier-Geoffroy Debate
Toby A. Appel
Review author[s]: Camille Limoges
Dualisms, p. 422
Medicine, Mind, and the Double Brain
Anne Harrington
Review author[s]: Philip J. Pauly
A Natural Panorama, p. 423
The Natural History of the USSR
Algirdas Knystautas
Review author[s]: Michael E. Taylor
From Molecule to Brain, pp. 423-424
Molecular Neurobiology in Neurology and Psychiatry
Eric R. Kandel
Review author[s]: Joseph B. Martin


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Front Matter (12 pp.)
Homo photosyntheticus, p. 449
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Technology Transfer and Universities, p. 450
James R. Johnson
Timekeeping, p. 450
Ian R. Bartky
Protection of Rights, p. 450
Albert H. Teich
Proposition 65: Implementation, pp. 450-451
Sherwin Gardner
Journal Prices, p. 451
Siegfried Ruschin
Intercontinental Speedster, p. 451
David K. Cairns
Infamy, p. 451
Lawrence Schafer


Erratum: Activation of the HIV-1 LTR by T Cell Mitogens and the Trans-activator Protein of HTLV-I, p. 451
Erratum: Drilling into Surprises beneath an Inyo Crater, p. 451


News & Comment
Bomber Number One, pp. 452-455
Eliot Marshall
Foreign Engineers on Rise, p. 455
John Walsh
Plan to Assess Census Undercounting Dropped, pp. 456-457
Marjorie Sun
AIDS Vaccine Trial Expanded, p. 457
Deborah M. Barnes
J&J Finds a Place in the Sun, p. 457
Leslie Roberts


Briefing
IOM and Soviet Academy Sign First Exchange Pact, p. 458
M.S.
DOE Backs NAS Choices for Super Collider Site, p. 458
M.C.
NAS Delegation Asks Somalis to Free 13, p. 458
C.H.
Animal Stealer Convicted, p. 458
C.H.
A NASA ``Fiasco'', p. 459
Presidential Space Politics, p. 459
Diane Henry

An ``Intellectual Summit'', p. 459
David Dickson


Research News
Supernova 1987 A: Facts and Fancies, pp. 460-462
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Cloning Sheep and Cattle Embryos, pp. 463-464
Jean L. Marx
Solutions to Euler Equation, p. 464
Barry A. Cipra
Egg-Laying in Birds Remains a Hot Issue, p. 465
Roger Lewin


Welfare Dependence within and across Generations, pp. 467-471
Greg J. Duncan; Martha S. Hill; Saul D. Hoffman

Evolution of Polygonal Fracture Patterns in Lava Flows, pp. 471-476
Atilla Aydin; James M. DeGraff

Pathogenesis of Dengue: Challenges to Molecular Biology, pp. 476-481
Scott B. Halstead


Reports
Synthesizing a Color Algorithm from Examples, pp. 482-485
Anya C. Hurlbert; Tomaso A. Poggio
Seawater Strontium Isotopes, Acid Rain, and the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary, pp. 485-487
J. D. Macdougall
Primer-Directed Enzymatic Amplification of DNA with a Thermostable DNA Polymerase, pp. 487-491
Randall K. Saiki; David H. Gelfand; Susanne Stoffel; Stephen J. Scharf; Russell Higuchi; Glenn T. Horn; Kary B. Mullis; Henry A. Erlich
Genomic Amplification with Transcript Sequencing, pp. 491-494
E. S. Stoflet; D. D. Koeberl; G. Sarkar; S. S. Sommer
Nuclear Factors in B Lymphoma Enhance Splicing of Mouse Membrane-Bound μ mRNA in Xenopus Oocytes, pp. 494-497
Naoya Tsurushita; Lisa Ho; Laurence Jay Korn
The CD14 Monocyte Differentiation Antigen Maps to a Region Encoding Growth Factors and Receptors, pp. 497-500
Sanna M. Goyert; Enza Ferrero; Wolfgang J. Rettig; Aswani K. Yenamandra; Fumiya Obata; Michelle M. Le Beau
Prevention of Type I Diabetes in Nonbese Diabetic Mice by Virus Infection, pp. 500-502
Michael B. A. Oldstone
Monocyte-Derived Human B-Cell Growth Factor Identified as Interferon-β 2 (BSF-2, IL-6), pp. 502-504
Giovanna Tosato; Kenneth B. Seamon; Neil D. Goldman; Pravinkumar B. Sehgal; Lester T. May; Glennelle C. Washington; Karen D. Jones; Sandra E. Pike
The Effect of Eurasian Snow Cover on Global Climate, pp. 504-507
T. P. Barnett; L. Dümenil; U. Schlese; E. Roeckner


Book Reviews
Einstein in His Youth, pp. 510-512
The Collected Papers of Albert Einstein
John Stachel
Review author[s]: Peter Loewenberg
The Vertebrates Updated, pp. 512-513
Vertebrate Paleontology and Evolution
Robert L. Carroll
Review author[s]: Malcolm C. McKenna
Oceanic Island Evolution, p. 513
Islands
H. W. Menard
Review author[s]: Marcia McNutt
Microbial Metabolism, pp. 513-514
Phosphate Metabolism and Cellular Regulation in Microorganisms
Annamaria Torriani-Gorini; Frank G. Rothman; Simon Silver; Andrew Wright; Ezra Yagil
Review author[s]: R. T. Vinopal


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Front Matter (25 pp.)
The AIDS Issue, p. 541
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Child Care Dilemma, p. 543
Nancy Ratner; Linda Gaines; David E. Henderson; Susan K. Henderson; Herbert Morawetz
Radar Systems, pp. 543-544
David K. Stumpf
Radar Systems: Response, p. 544
Stephen Budiansky
Rinderpest Campaign in Africa, p. 544
W. N. Masiga
ABM Treaty, p. 544
Mark Goodman


Erratum: Meiotic Recombination in Yeast: Alteration by Multiple Heterozygosities, p. 544
Erratum: Apples, Frogs, and Animal Rights, p. 544
Erratum: Growth in R&D Spending Slows, p. 544
Erratum: Genetic Reconstitution of Functional Acetylcholine Receptor Channels in Mouse Fibroblasts, p. 544


News & Comment
Politics and Soviet Psychiatry, pp. 551-553
Constance Holden
Perot to Fund Scientist-Physicians, p. 554
Barbara J. Culliton
August Shuttle Launch Set, p. 554
Eliot Marshall
Space Policy: No Lift-Off, p. 555
Eliot Marshall
Manned Spaceflight Fails Peer Review, p. 555
David Dickson
Doctored Report Revives Debate on 1957 Mishap, pp. 556-557
David Dickson
Science Lobbying Groups Formed, p. 557
Mark Crawford


Briefing
Biting the Bullet, p. 558
J.W.
Academy/IOM Name AIDS Panel, p. 558
W.B.
Koop Floats a Plan; CDC not Impressed, p. 558
W.B.
AIDS Pamphlet to be Mailed, p. 558
W.B.


Research News
Is the Greenhouse Here?, pp. 559-561
Richard A. Kerr
Molecular Clocks Turn a Quarter Century, pp. 561-563
Roger Lewin
Questions Raised about Anti- Wrinkle Cream, p. 564
Leslie Roberts


AIDS: An International Perspective, pp. 573-579
Peter Piot; Francis A. Plummer; Fred S. Mhalu; Jean-Louis Lamboray; James Chin; Jonathan M. Mann

Legal Rights and Duties in the AIDS Epidemic, pp. 580-586
Bernard M. Dickens

The Brain in AIDS: Central Nervous System HIV-1 Infection and AIDS Dementia Complex, pp. 586-592
Richard W. Price; Bruce Brew; John Sidtis; Marc Rosenblum; Adrienne C. Scheck; Paul Cleary

Education to Prevent AIDS: Prospects and Obstacles, pp. 592-596
Harvey V. Fineberg

Ethical Issues in the Prevention and Treatment of HIV Infection and AIDS, pp. 597-603
LeRoy Walters

The Economic Impact of AIDS in the United States, pp. 604-610
David E. Bloom; Geoffrey Carliner

Epidemiology of HIV Infection and AIDS in the United States, pp. 610-616
James W. Curran; Harold W. Jaffe; Ann M. Hardy; W. Meade Morgan; Richard M. Selik; Timothy J. Dondero

The Human Immunodeficiency Virus: Infectivity and Mechanisms of Pathogenesis, pp. 617-622
Anthony S. Fauci


Reports
Growth of Thin Chemically Bonded Diamondlike Films by Ion Beam Deposition, pp. 623-625
J. Wayne Rabalais; Srinandan Kasi
IRAS 14348-1447, an Ultraluminous Pair of Colliding, Gas-Rich Galaxies: The Birth of a Quasar?, pp. 625-627
D. B. Sanders; N. Z. Scoville; B. T. Soifer
Signal Transduction through the EGF Receptor Transfected in IL-3--Dependent Hematopoietic Cells, pp. 628-631
Jacalyn H. Pierce; Marco Ruggiero; Timothy P. Fleming; Pier Paolo Di Fiore; Joel S. Greenberger; Lyuba Varticovski; Joseph Schlessinger; Giovanni Rovera; Stuart A. Aaronson
Replacements of Pro 86 in Phage T4 Lysozyme Extend an α-Helix but do not Alter Protein Stability, pp. 631-635
Tom Alber; Jeffrey A. Bell; Sun Dao-Pin; Hale Nicholson; Joan A. Wozniak; Sean Cook; Brian W. Matthews
Labeling of Neural Cells by Gold-Filled Sendai Virus Envelopes before Intracerebral Transplantation, pp. 635-637
Susan C. Ardizzoni; Allan Michaels; Gary W. Arendash
Cells Process Exogenous Proteins for Recognition by Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes, pp. 637-640
Jonathan W. Yewdell; Jack R. Bennink; Yasuhiro Hosaka
Mitogenesis in Response to PDGF and Bombesin Abolished by Microinjection of Antibody to PIP 2, pp. 640-643
Koozi Matuoka; Kiyoko Fukami; Osamu Nakanishi; Sadaaki Kawai; Tadaomi Takenawa
Cell-Cell Interactions in the Guidance of Late-Developing Neurons in Caenorhabditis elegans, pp. 643-645
W. W. Walthall; Martin Chalfie
The ras Oncogenes Increase the Intrinsic Resistance of NIH 3T3 Cells to Ionizing Radiation, pp. 645-647
Marshall D. Sklar


Technical Comments
Is Ethanol Antagonist Ro 15-4513 Selective for Ethanol?, pp. 648-649
Karen Thatcher Britton; Cindy L. Ehlers; George F. Koob
Is Ethanol Antagonist Ro 15-4513 Selective for Ethanol?: Response, pp. 649-650
Peter D. Suzdak; John R. Glowa; Jacqueline N. Crawley; Phil Skolnick; Steven M. Paul


AAAS News
Annual Meeting Returns to Boston, pp. 651-652
Joan Wrather
More Museum Benefits Announced, p. 652
Marlene Zendell
Entries Asked for Behavioral Science Research Prize, p. 652
Amendment to AAAS Constitution Adopted, p. 652
Nomination of AAAS Fellows Invited, pp. 652-653
Pacific Division to Meet in Corvallis in June, p. 653
Soviet Scientists to Speak at Annual Meeting, p. 653
Participation of Women and Minorities in Science on Decline, pp. 653-654
Betty M. Vetter
AAAS Radio Program on Mutual, p. 654


Book Reviews
Discrimination Cases, p. 656
Academics in Court
George R. La-Noue; Barbara A. Lee
Review author[s]: Mark G. Yudof
Roots of a Discipline, pp. 656-658
From Mineralogy to Geology
Rachel Laudan
Review author[s]: James A. Secord
Explorations of the Cosmos, p. 658
Observational Cosmology
Adelaide Hewitt; Geoffrey Burbidge; Li Zhi Fang
Review author[s]: Simon White
Biotic Changes, pp. 658-659
Global Bio-Events
Otto H. Walliser
Review author[s]: Karl W. Flessa
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 659-660
Schrödinger
C. W. Kilmister
Methods in Computational Chemistry
Stephen Wilson
Environmental Radon
C. Richard Cothern; James E. Smith
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (30 pp.)
Science at the Four-Year and Master's Universities, p. 705
Philip H. Abelson


Perspective
U.S. Nuclear Power in the Next Twenty Years, pp. 707-708
Bernard I. Spinrad


Letters
The Meadowcroft Rockshelter, pp. 713-714
J. M. Adovasio; Ronald C. Carlisle
Brainwave Counting, p. 714
William A. Coniglio
Flora Project, p. 714
Michael S. Strauss


Erratum: Egg-laying in Birds Remains a Hot Issue, p. 714


News & Comment
AIDS and Drug Abuse: No Quick Fix, pp. 717-719
William Booth
ARS Prodded into the Open, p. 719
Mark Crawford
Anglo-French Nuclear Missile under Study, pp. 720-721
David Dickson


Briefing
Army Releases Report on Biowarfare Lab, p. 722
C.N.
Investor Takes Major Position in Biotechnica, p. 722
M.C.
Bullish on Genentech, p. 722
M.C.
Beagle Theft at Irvine, p. 722
C.H.
Researcher Held in Kenya, p. 722
C.H.

Patent Claim Buildup Haunts Biotechnology, p. 723
Mark Crawford
NIH Scientists Balk at Random Drug Tests, p. 724
Constance Holden


Research News
Academy Backs Genome Project, pp. 725-726
Leslie Roberts
Pushing Back the Redshift Limit, pp. 727-728
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Was There a Prelude to the Dinosaurs' Demise?, pp. 729-730
Richard A. Kerr
Superconductors Hotter Yet, p. 730
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Causes of the Liability Insurance Crisis, pp. 737-741
Scott Harrington; Robert E. Litan

Diode Laser--Pumped Solid-State Lasers, pp. 742-747
Robert L. Byer

Molecular Phylogeny of the Animal Kingdom, pp. 748-753
Katharine G. Field; Gary J. Olsen; David J. Lane; Stephen J. Giovannoni; Michael T. Ghiselin; Elizabeth C. Raff; Norman R. Pace; Rudolf A. Raff

Glycosyl-Phosphatidylinositol Moiety that Anchors Trypanosoma brucei Variant Surface Glycoprotein to the Membrane, pp. 753-759
Michael A. J. Ferguson; Steve W. Homans; Raymond A. Dwek; Thomas W. Rademacher


Reports
New Asymptotics for Old Wave Equations, pp. 760-762
John R. Klauder
Biologically Effective Ultraviolet Radiation: Surface Measurements in the United States, 1974 to 1985, pp. 762-764
Joseph Scotto; Gerald Cotton; Frederick Urbach; Daniel Berger; Thomas Fears
Capture of Atmospheric Ammonium by Grassland Canopies, pp. 764-765
G. W. Heil; M. J. A. Werger; W. De Mol; D. Van Dam; B. Heijne
Effect of Neonatal Handling on Age-Related Impairments associated with the Hippocampus, pp. 766-768
Michael J. Meaney; David H. Aitken; Chayann Van Berkel; Seema Bhatnagar; Robert M. Sapolsky
A Newly Defined Property of Somatotropin: Priming of Macrophages for Production of Superoxide Anion, pp. 769-771
Carl K. Edwards; Syed M. Ghiasuddin; Jeanette M. Schepper; Libby M. Yunger; Keith W. Kelley
Subset-Specific Expression of Potassium Channels in Developing Murine T Lymphocytes, pp. 771-775
Richard S. Lewis; Michael D. Cahalan
Expression of a Distinctive BCR-ABL Oncogene in Ph 1 -Positive Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL), pp. 775-777
Steven S. Clark; Jami McLaughlin; Michael Timmons; Ann Marie Pendergast; Yinon Ben-Neriah; Lois W. Dow; William Crist; Giovanni Rovera; Stephen D. Smith; Owen N. Witte
Effects of Intracellular Free Magnesium on Calcium Current in Isolated Cardiac Myocytes, pp. 778-780
Richard E. White; H. Criss Hartzell
A Fossil Reptile Embryo from the Middle Triassic of the Alps, pp. 780-783
P. Martin Sander
Mesoderm Induction in Amphibians: The Role of TGF-β2--Like Factors, pp. 783-785
Frédéric Rosa; Anita B. Roberts; David Danielpour; Linda L. Dart; Michael B. Sporn; Igor B. Dawid
One Factor Recognizes the Liver-Specific Enhancers in α 1 -Antitrypsin and Transthyretin Genes, pp. 786-788
Dennis R. Grayson; Robert H. Costa; Kleanthis G. Xanthopoulos; James E. Darnell


Technical Comments
Elevated D 2 Dopamine Receptors in Drug-Naive Schizophrenics, pp. 789-790
Barry R. Zeeberg; Raymond E. Gibson; Richard C. Reba
Elevated D 2 Dopamine Receptors in Drug - Naive Schizophrenics: Response, pp. 790-791
Dean F. Wong; Albert Gjedde; Henry M. Wagner; Robert F. Dannals; Jonathan M. Links; Larry E. Tune; Godfrey D. Pearlson


Book Reviews
The Restructuring in Telecommunications, pp. 800-801
The Fall of the Bell System
Peter Temin
Review author[s]: William L. Baldwin
Pharmaceuticals, pp. 801-802
Medical Science and Medical Industry
Jonathan Liebenau
Review author[s]: John W. Servos
Changes in Sea Level, p. 802
Sea Surface Studies
R. J. N. Devoy
Review author[s]: Orrin H. Pilkey
Interstellar Physics, pp. 802-803
Interstellar Processes
David J. Hollenbach; Harley A. Thronson
Physical Processes in Interstellar Clouds
G. E. Morfill; M. Scholer
Review author[s]: Joseph Silk


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Front Matter (25 pp.)
To Retire or not to Retire, that is the Question, p. 845
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Anonymous Charges, p. 847
Lee Loevinger
Stratospheric Ozone, p. 847
Robert T. Watson; Michael J. Prather
Stratospheric Ozone: Response, pp. 847-848
Kenneth P. Bowman
Breast Cancer Study, p. 848
Lewis H. Kuller
A Larger Question?, p. 848
A. C. Hall


Erratum: Spacelab-2 Plasma Depletion Experiments for Ionospheric and Radio Astronomical Studies, p. 848


News & Comment
The Space Shack, pp. 855-857
Eliot Marshall


Briefing
Congress's Handiwork on the R&D Budget, p. 857
M.C.
Press Asks Reprieve for Condemned Somalis, p. 857
C.H.

Industry Lobbies Hard for R&D Tax Credit, pp. 858-859
Mark Crawford
Red Tape and Federal Grants, p. 859
Greg Pearson
SDI Test Takes Measure of Potential Targets, p. 860
Colin Norman
Designs on a National Research Network, p. 861
John Walsh
Reuters to Defy Journal Embargo, p. 862
Constance Holden
Dividing the Pie at NSF, p. 862
John Walsh


Research News
First Portrait of an Oncogene Product, p. 863
Jean L. Marx
New Data Intensify the Agony over Ecstasy, pp. 864-866
Deborah M. Barnes
Heart of Darkness, p. 866
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Sea Urchin Massacre is a Natural Experiment, p. 867
Roger Lewin
The New Eye of Texas is Soon to be upon Us, p. 868
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Recent Progress in the Direct Liquefaction of Coal, pp. 873-877
Robert E. Lumpkin

Cooling, Stopping, and Trapping Atoms, pp. 877-883
William D. Phillips; Phillip L. Gould; Paul D. Lett

Cortical Flow in Animal Cells, pp. 883-888
D. Bray; J. G. White

Three-Dimensional Structure of an Oncogene Protein: Catalytic Domain of Human c-H-ras p21, pp. 888-893
Abraham M. De Vos; Liang Tong; Michael V. Milburn; Pedro M. Matias; Jarmila Jancarik; Shigeru Noguchi; Susumu Nishimura; Kazunobu Miura; Eiko Ohtsuka; Sung-Hou Kim


Reports
Electronic Structure and Valence-Bond Band Structure of Cuprate Superconducting Materials, pp. 896-899
Yuejin Guo; Jean-Marc Langlois; William A. Goddard
The Magnon Pairing Mechanism of Superconductivity in Cuprate Ceramics, pp. 899-902
Guanhua Chen; William A. Goddard
Spectroscopic Evidence for Pressure-Induced Coordination Changes in Silicate Glasses and Melts, pp. 902-905
Quentin Williams; Raymond Jeanloz
Molecular Cloning of a Feline Leukemia Virus that Induces Fatal Immunodeficiency Disease in Cats, pp. 906-910
Julie Overbaugh; Peter R. Donahue; Sandra L. Quackenbush; Edward A. Hoover; James I. Mullins
Site-Directed Mutagenesis of Two Trans-Regulatory Genes (tat-III, trs) of HIV-1, pp. 910-913
M. Reza Sadaie; Thomas Benter; Flossie Wong-Staal
Autocrine Stimulation of Intracellular PDGF Receptors in v-sis-Transformed Cells, pp. 914-916
Mark T. Keating; Lewis T. Williams
Juvenile Hormone Action Mediated in Male Accessory Glands of Drosophila by Calcium and Kinase C, pp. 916-919
Karen Yamamoto; Aline Chadarevian; Maria Pellegrini


Technical Comments
Clathrin: A Matter of Life or Death?, p. 919
Randy Schekman; Gregory Payne
Clathrin: A Matter of Life or Death?: Response, p. 919
Sandra K. Lemmon; Elizabeth W. Jones


Book Reviews
Variance in Academia, pp. 922-923
The Academic Profession
Burton R. Clark
Review author[s]: Alan C. Kerckhoff
Marxism and Soviet Science, p. 923
Science, Philosophy, and Human Behavior in the Soviet Union
Loren R. Graham
Review author[s]: Richard T. De George
Continental Landforms, p. 924
Geomorphic Systems of North America
William L. Graf
Review author[s]: Peter C. Patton
Samples of the Solar System, pp. 924-925
Meteorites and Their Parent Planets
Harry Y. McSween
Review author[s]: Ann M. Vickery
State-of-the-Art Materials, p. 925
Fine Ceramics
Shinroku Saito
Review author[s]: W. D. Kingery


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Front Matter (16 pp.)
Soviet Science, p. 961
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Icosahedral Symmetry, p. 963
Linus Pauling
Icosahedral Symmetry: Response, pp. 963-964
Paul J. Steinhardt
Technology Transfer, p. 964
W. Travis Walton


Erratum: Paleolithic Diet, Evolution, and Carcinogens, p. 964
Erratum: Stimulation of Heterotrophic Microplankton Production by Resuspended Marine Sediment, p. 964


News & Comment
R&D Budget Faces High Hurdles, pp. 965-968
Mark Crawford
FDA Queries Alzheimer's Trial Results, p. 969
Jean L. Marx
Second Chance for Rice Research Center, pp. 969-970
John Walsh
Part of AIDS Virus is Patented, p. 970
Marjorie Sun
AAAS Meeting: Science Smorgasbord with Snow, pp. 971-972
W.B.
Monsanto Marker Shows Promise in Field Test, p. 972
M.C.
Baltimore Attacks ``Professional Guardians of the Status Quo'', p. 972
E.M.
China and the Bomb, pp. 972-973
W.B.
Using Forests to Counter the ``Greenhouse Effect'', p. 973
E.M.
A No-Fault Proposal for AIDS High Risks, pp. 973-974
W.B.
Bad Bees Buzz North; USDA Builds Barrier, p. 974
W.B.
Will Receding Budget Strand Science?, p. 974
E.M.


Research News
Cell Growth Control Takes Balance, pp. 975-976
Jean L. Marx
After the Fall, p. 977
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Making Mountains with Lithospheric Drips, pp. 978-979
Richard A. Kerr


Life Histories, Blood Revenge, and Warfare in a Tribal Population, pp. 985-992
Napoleon A. Chagnon

Quantum Mechanics of a Macroscopic Variable: The Phase Difference of a Josephson Junction, pp. 992-997
John Clarke; Andrew N. Cleland; Michel H. Devoret; Daniel Esteve; John M. Martinis

A Spatial-Temporal Model of Cell Activation, pp. 998-1005
Daniel L. Alkon; Howard Rasmussen

A Persistent Untranslated Sequence within Bacteriophage T4 DNA Topoisomerase Gene 60, pp. 1005-1012
Wai Mun Huang; Shi-Zhou Ao; Sherwood Casjens; Richard Orlandi; Regina Zeikus; Robert Weiss; Dennis Winge; Mei Fang


Reports
Scanning Tunneling Microscopy of Freeze-Fracture Replicas of Biomembranes, pp. 1013-1015
Joseph A. N. Zasadzinski; Jason Schneir; John Gurley; Virgil Elings; Paul K. Hansma
A New High-Temperature Superconductor: Bi 2 Sr 3-x Ca x Cu 2 O 8+y, pp. 1015-1017
M. A. Subramanian; C. C. Torardi; J. C. Calabrese; J. Gopalakrishnan; K. J. Morrissey; T. R. Askew; R. B. Flippen; U. Chowdhry; A. W. Sleight
Molecular Cloning of the Zeta Chain of the T Cell Antigen Receptor, pp. 1018-1021
Allan M. Weissman; Michal Baniyash; Damon Hou; Lawrence E. Samelson; Wilson H. Burgess; Richard D. Klausner
Second Conserved Domain of gp120 is Important for HIV Infectivity and Antibody Neutralization, pp. 1021-1023
David D. Ho; Joan C. Kaplan; Indre E. Rackauskas; Mark E. Gurney
Voltage-Sensitive Calcium Channels in Normal and Transformed 3T3 Fibroblasts, pp. 1024-1026
Chinfei Chen; Michael J. Corbley; Thomas M. Roberts; Peter Hess
A Newly Characterized HLA DQ β Allele Associated with Pemphigus Vulgaris, pp. 1026-1029
Animesh A. Sinha; Chaim Brautbar; Fanny Szafer; Adam Friedmann; Eli Tzfoni; John A. Todd; Lawrence Steinman; Hugh O. McDevitt
Atrial Natriuretic Factor-SV40 T Antigen Transgenes Produce Tumors and Cardiac Arrhythmias in Mice, pp. 1029-1033
Loren J. Field
Modulation of Folding Pathways of Exported Proteins by the Leader Sequence, pp. 1033-1035
Soonhee Park; Gseping Liu; Traci B. Topping; William H. Cover; Linda L. Randall
Donor-Derived Cells in the Central Nervous System of Twitcher Mice after Bone Marrow Transplantation, pp. 1035-1038
Peter M. Hoogerbrugge; Kinuko Suzuki; Kunihiko Suzuki; Ben J. H. M. Poorthuis; Takuro Kobayashi; Gerard Wagemaker; Dirk W. Van Bekkum


Book Reviews
A Drama and Questions, pp. 1039-1040
And the Band Played On
Randy Shilts
Review author[s]: Sandra Panem
Smooth Muscle Function, pp. 1040-1041
Regulation and Contraction of Smooth Muscle
Marion J. Siegman; Andrew P. Somlyo; Newman L. Stephens
Review author[s]: James R. Sellers
Comparative Endocrinology, p. 1041
Hormones and Reproduction in Fishes, Amphibians, and Reptiles
David O. Norris; Richard E. Jones
Review author[s]: Duncan S. MacKenzie
Secularization and Technology, pp. 1041-1042
The Restoration of Perfection
George Ovitt
Review author[s]: Bradford B. Blaine


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Front Matter (27 pp.)
Science Advice to the Government, p. 1077
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Homo photosyntheticus: Reaction, p. 1079
Martin L. Stephens; Randall Lockwood
Homo photosyntheticus: Reaction: Response, p. 1079
Daniel E. Koshland; Richard D. Jones
Foreign Graduate Students, p. 1079
Julian C. Stanley; J. V. Martinez
Schistosomiasis Eradication in China, pp. 1079-1080
Fran Conrad
Plastic Wrappers, p. 1080
Joseph F. Petolino; Franklin G. Fisk


Erratum: Recount on Amazon Trees, p. 1080


News & Comment
Science Advice: Back to the Future?, pp. 1082-1083
Colin Norman
The Long, Lost Survey on Sex, pp. 1084-1085
William Booth
Pesticides to be Judged on Leachability, p. 1086
Marjorie Sun
Locusts Find Prime Jumping-off Place, pp. 1086-1087
John Walsh
AIDS Policy in the Making, p. 1087
William Booth
What Perestroika Means for American Business, pp. 1088-1089
Constance Holden
Superconductor Funds Flat, p. 1089
Mark Crawford


Briefing
SSC Site Pick Delayed, p. 1090
M.C.
APA Likely to Sell Psychology Today, p. 1090
C.H.
Howard Hughes Establishes Unit at MIT, p. 1090
B.J.C.
Ukrainian Scientists Protest Nuclear Plans, p. 1090
D.D.
Somalis Escape Execution, p. 1090
C.H.
NAS Opens Japan Office, p. 1090
M.S.


Research News
Orchestrating the Sperm-Egg Summit, pp. 1091-1092
Deborah M. Barnes
Cell Growth Control Comes under Scrutiny, pp. 1093-1094
Jean L. Marx


Insights into Enzyme Function from Studies on Mutants of Dihydrofolate Reductase, pp. 1105-1110
S. J. Benkovic; C. A. Fierke; A. M. Naylor

Manufacturing Innovation and American Industrial Competitiveness, pp. 1110-1115
Stephen S. Cohen; John Zysman

Free-Electron Lasers, pp. 1115-1121
Charles A. Brau

Insertional Mutagenesis of the Drosophila Genome with Single P Elements, pp. 1121-1128
Lynn Cooley; Richard Kelley; Allan Spradling


Reports
Continuing Worldwide Increase in Tropospheric Methane, 1978 to 1987, pp. 1129-1131
Donald R. Blake; F. Sherwood Rowland
Synchrotron X-ray Diffraction Measurements of Single-Crystal Hydrogen to 26.5 Gigapascals, pp. 1131-1134
H. K. Mao; A. P. Jephcoat; R. J. Hemley; L. W. Finger; C. S. Zha; R. M. Hazen; D. E. Cox
A Single Receptor Binds Both Insulin-Like Growth Factor II and Mannose-6-Phosphate, pp. 1134-1137
Richard G. MacDonald; Suzanne R. Pfeffer; Lisa Coussens; Mark A. Tepper; Carol M. Brocklebank; John E. Mole; Jacqueline K. Anderson; Ellson Chen; Michael P. Czech; Axel Ullrich
Estrogen-Dependent in vitro Transcription from the Vitellogenin Promoter in Liver Nuclear Extracts, pp. 1137-1139
Blaise Corthésy; Robert Hipskind; Irène Theulaz; Walter Wahli
Germline Transformation Used to Define Key Features of Heat-Shock Response Elements, pp. 1139-1142
Hua Xiao; John T. Lis
Multipotent Precursors Can Give Rise to All Major Cell Types of the Frog Retina, pp. 1142-1145
Richard Wetts; Scott E. Fraser
A Gene for Dihydrofolate Reductase in a Herpesvirus, pp. 1145-1147
John J. Trimble; Shridhara C. S. Murthy; Anke Bakker; Ralph Grassmann; Ronald C. Desrosiers
Synaptic Reorganization in the Hippocampus Induced by Abnormal Functional Activity, pp. 1147-1150
Thomas Sutula; He Xiao-Xian; Jose Cavazos; Grayson Scott
The Fos Complex and Fos-Related Antigens Recognize Sequence Elements that Contain AP-1 Binding Sites, pp. 1150-1153
B. Robert Franza; Frank J. Rauscher; Steven F. Josephs; Tom Curran


AAAS News
Awards Presented at Annual Meeting, pp. 1156-1158
Joan Wrather
SB&F Reviews High School Texts, p. 1158
Pacific Division Holds R&D Conference, p. 1158
SWARM Meets in Wichita Late this Month, p. 1158
More Museum Benefits for Members, p. 1158
Marlene Zendell


Meetings
Gordon Research Conferences, pp. 1159-1180
Alexander M. Cruickshank


Book Reviews
New Issues for Phylogenetics, pp. 1183-1184
Molecules and Morphology in Evolution
Colin Patterson
Review author[s]: Timothy Rowe
Lighthearted Nomenclature, pp. 1184-1185
Organic Chemistry: The Name Game
Alex Nickon; Ernest F. Silversmith
Review author[s]: O. C. Dermer
Crustal Extension, p. 1185
Continental Extensional Tectonics
M. P. Coward; J. F. Dewey; P. L. Hancock
Review author[s]: David B. Slemmons
A Model Microorganism, pp. 1185-1186
Phycomyces
Enrique Cerdá-Olmedo; Edward D. Lepson
Review author[s]: David H. Griffin


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Front Matter (37 pp.)
Judicial Impact Statements, p. 1225
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
EPA Cancer Risk Assessments, p. 1227
Frederica Perera
Refuseniks Still in U.S.S.R., pp. 1227-1228
Joel Lebowitz; Paul Plotz; Dorothy Hirsch
Aurora Hypotheses, p. 1228
Bruce Tsurutani; Robert McPherron; Walter Gonzalez
Murine, not Human, Cell Line, p. 1228
Margaret Ann Liu; Samuel R. Nussbaum; Herman N. Eisen


Erratum: Solutions to Euler Equation, p. 1228


News & Comment
Activists Beset UC, Stanford Labs, pp. 1229-1232
Glennda Chui
Academy Panel Faults NASA's Safety Analysis, p. 1233
Eliot Marshall
A Bloody Battle over an Anemia Treatment, p. 1234
Mark Crawford
Article Embroils JAMA in Ethical Controversy, pp. 1235-1236
Mark Bloom
NTIS: Up for Grabs Again?, pp. 1236-1237
Mark Crawford
U.S. Science Students near Foot of Class, p. 1237
John Walsh


Research News
Whom to Blame for the Great Storm?, pp. 1238-1239
Richard A. Kerr
Modern Human Origins under Close Scrutiny, pp. 1240-1241
Roger Lewin
Zeroing in on the Zeta Zeta Function, pp. 1241-1242
Barry A. Cipra
Thallium Superconductor Reaches 125 K, p. 1243
M. Mitchell Waldrop
A Monkey Virus in Human Clothing, p. 1243
Jean L. Marx


Genetic and Fossil Evidence for the Origin of Modern Humans, pp. 1263-1268
C. B. Stringer; P. Andrews

Structure of the Receptor for Insulin-Like Growth Factor II: The Puzzle Amplified, pp. 1269-1271
Richard A. Roth

Three-Dimensional Structure of Cholera Toxin Penetrating a Lipid Membrane, pp. 1272-1276
Hans O. Ribi; David S. Ludwig; K. Lynne Mercer; Gary K. Schoolnik; Roger D. Kornberg

Overexpression of Low Density Lipoprotein (LDL) Receptor Eliminates LDL from Plasma in Transgenic Mice, pp. 1277-1281
Sandra L. Hofmann; David W. Russell; Michael S. Brown; Joseph L. Goldstein; Robert E. Hammer


Reports
The Motion of Untwisted Untorted Scroll Waves in Belousov-Zhabotinsky Reagent, pp. 1284-1286
James P. Keener; John J. Tyson
A Cesium-Selective Ion Sieve Made by Topotactic Leaching of Phlogopite Mica, pp. 1286-1288
Sridhar Komarneni; Rustum Roy
Generation of cDNA Probes Directed by Amino Acid Sequence: Cloning of Urate Oxidase, pp. 1288-1291
Cheng Chi Lee; Xiangwei Wu; Richard A. Gibbs; Richard G. Cook; Donna M. Muzny; C. Thomas Caskey
Aquatic Productivity and the Evolution of Diadromous Fish Migration, pp. 1291-1293
Mart R. Gross; Ronald M. Coleman; Robert M. McDowall
Nicotinic Antagonists Enhance Process Outgrowth by Rat Retinal Ganglion Cells in Culture, pp. 1293-1296
Stuart A. Lipton; Matthew P. Frosch; Micheal D. Phillips; David L. Tauck; Elias Aizenman
Dynamic Changes in Inhibin Messenger RNAs in Rat Ovarian Follicles during the Reproductive Cycle, pp. 1296-1299
Teresa K. Woodruff; JoBeth D'Agostino; Neena B. Schwartz; Kelly E. Mayo
Alternative Mechanisms for Activation of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Enhancer in T Cells, pp. 1299-1302
Gary J. Nabel; Stephen A. Rice; David M. Knipe; David Baltimore
Regulation of Gene Expression by Interferons: Control of H-2 Promoter Responses, pp. 1302-1306
Bette Korber; Nicolas Mermod; Leroy Hood; Iwona Stroynowski
Salivary Gland Lysates from the Sand Fly Lutzomyia longipalpis Enhance Leishmania Infectivity, pp. 1306-1308
Richard G. Titus; José M. C. Ribeiro
Neural Model of Adaptive Hand-Eye Coordination for Single Postures, pp. 1308-1311
Michael Kuperstein
Gene Encoding the β Subunit of S100 Protein is on Chromosome 21: Implications for Down Syndrome, pp. 1311-1313
R. Allore; D. O'Hanlon; R. Price; K. Neilson; H. F. Willard; D. R. Cox; A. Marks; R. J. Dunn


Technical Comments
ACTH Regulation and IL-1, p. 1313
Akira Arimura


Book Reviews
Problems of American Industry, pp. 1320-1321
The Competitive Challenge
David J. Teece
Review author[s]: Christopher Freeman
Nuclear Waste Disposal, pp. 1321-1322
Nuclear Imperatives and Public Trust
Luther J. Carter
Review author[s]: Dana Isherwood
Response Hierarchies, p. 1322
Higher Brain Functions
Stephen P. Wise
Review author[s]: Steven Petersen
Hosts and Parasites, pp. 1322-1323
Genetics and Plant Pathogenesis
P. R. Day; G. J. Jellis
Populations of Plant Pathogens
M. S. Wolfe; C. E. Caten
Review author[s]: James A. Kolmer


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Front Matter (19 pp.)
Phenomena at Interfaces, p. 1357
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Creative Deception, p. 1360
M. E. Bitterman
Creative Deception: Response, p. 1360
Roger Lewin
The IPPNW: A Single-Issue Organization, pp. 1360-1361
Herbert L. Abrams
The IPPNW: A Single-Issue Organization: Response, p. 1361
Constance Holden
Animal Rights, pp. 1361-1362
Robert B. Eckhardt; John David Sinclair
``Macho'' Hours, p. 1362
Alina C. Lopo


News & Comment
The (Private) University of NIH?, pp. 1364-1365
Barbara J. Culliton
Costa Rica's Campaign for Conservation, pp. 1366-1369
Marjorie Sun
Big Science Falters at First Hurdle, p. 1369
Mark Crawford
Human Experiment Roils French Medicine, p. 1370
David Dickson


Briefing
Psychology Today Sold, p. 1371
C.H.
University Labs Find a Place in the Trade Bill, p. 1371
M.C.
Triage of Earth Science Departments in Britain, p. 1371
D.D.
A Plea from the Social Sciences, p. 1371
C.H.


Research News
Comet Source: Close to Neptune, pp. 1372-1373
Richard A. Kerr
Fermat's Theorem Proved?, p. 1373
Barry A. Cipra
Checking the Pulse of PitCon '88, pp. 1374-1378
Deborah M. Barnes


Brain Imaging: Applications in Psychiatry, pp. 1381-1388
Nancy C. Andreasen

Performance Assessment of Radioactive Waste Repositories, pp. 1389-1392
James E. Campbell; Robert M. Cranwell

Parallel Supercomputers for Lattice Gauge Theory, pp. 1393-1400
Frank R. Brown; Norman H. Christ

Activation of Cell-Specific Expression of Rat Growth Hormone and Prolactin Genes by a Common Transcription Factor, pp. 1400-1405
Christian Nelson; Vivian R. Albert; Harry P. Elsholtz; Leslie I.-W. Lu; Michael G. Rosenfeld


Reports
Gas Bubbles in Fossil Amber as Possible Indicators of the Major Gas Composition of Ancient Air, pp. 1406-1409
Robert A. Berner; Gary P. Landis
The 1987 Whittier Narrows Earthquake in the Los Angeles Metropolitan Area, California, pp. 1409-1412
Egill Hauksson; Lucile M. Jones; Thomas L. Davis; L. Katherine Hutton; A. Gerald Brady; Paul A. Reasenberg; Andrew J. Michael; Robert F. Yerkes; Patrick Williams; Glen Reagor; Carl W. Stover; Allison L. Bent; Anthony K. Shakal; Edwin Etheredge; Ronald L. Porcella; Charles G. Bufe; Malcolm J. S. Johnston; Edward Cranswick
RNA as an RNA Polymerase: Net Elongation of an RNA Primer Catalyzed by the Tetrahymena Ribozyme, pp. 1412-1416
Michael D. Been; Thomas R. Cech
Expression of the Murine Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Gene in Muscle and Brain, pp. 1416-1418
Jeffrey S. Chamberlain; Joel A. Pearlman; Donna M. Muzny; Richard A. Gibbs; Joel E. Ranier; Alice A. Reeves; C. Thomas Caskey
Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Gene Expression in Normal and Diseased Human Muscle, pp. 1418-1420
M. Oronzi Scott; J. E. Sylvester; T. Heiman-Patterson; Y.-J. Shi; W. Fieles; H. Stedman; A. Burghes; P. Ray; R. Worton; K. H. Fischbeck
Human Immunodeficiency Virus May Encode a Novel Protein on the Genomic DNA Plus Strand, pp. 1420-1422
Roger H. Miller
Localized Dispersal and Recruitment in Great Barrier Reef Corals: The Helix Experiment, pp. 1422-1424
Paul W. Sammarco; John C. Andrews
Anaerobic Dormancy Quantified in Artemia Embryos: A Calorimetric Test of the Control Mechanism, pp. 1425-1427
Steven C. Hand; Erich Gnaiger
Lithium Blocks a Phosphoinositide-Mediated Cholinergic Response in Hippocampal Slices, pp. 1428-1429
Paul F. Worley; William A. Heller; Solomon H. Snyder; Jay M. Baraban


Book Reviews
The State of Marriage, pp. 1434-1435
Contemporary Marriage
Kingsley Davis
Review author[s]: Frank F. Furstenberg
Spoils of War, pp. 1435-1436
The Paperclip Conspiracy
Tom Bower
Review author[s]: Peter Hayes
Radio Days, pp. 1436-1437
Inventing American Broadcasting, 1899-1922
Susan J. Douglas
Review author[s]: George Wise


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Front Matter (20 pp.)
Women in Science, p. 1473
Daniel E. Koshland


Perspective
PRC Science Students and Scholars Abroad, pp. 1475-1476
Dorothy S. Zinberg


Letters
Behavioral Research and AIDS Prevention, p. 1477
William W. Darrow
Significance of Frog in Amber, pp. 1477-1478
Gregory C. Mayer; James D. Lazell
Significance of Frog in Amber: Response, p. 1478
G. O. Poinar; David C. Cannatella


News & Comment
Fixing NIH: The 110% Solution, pp. 1479-1481
Barbara J. Culliton
Doubts over Fermat Proof, p. 1481
Barry A. Cipra


Briefing
Estimate of Foreign SSC Funds Draws Fire, p. 1482
M.S.
Fail-Safe Mechanism on NSF Future Funding, p. 1482
J.W.
More Money for Costa Rica's Parks, p. 1482
M.S.
Translation Service Throws in the Towel, p. 1482
M.S.
Bonds Required for Tests, p. 1483
M.C.
Ionson to Leave SDI Organization, p. 1483
D.C.

NAE Elects New Members, p. 1483
Report Asks Upgrade of Military R&D Labs, p. 1484
Daniel Charles
A Rebel without a Cause of AIDS, pp. 1485-1488
William Booth


Research News
Stratospheric Ozone is Decreasing, pp. 1489-1491
Richard A. Kerr
Calculus: Crisis Looms in Mathematics' Future, pp. 1491-1492
Barry A. Cipra
Symposium Focuses on Genes in Development, pp. 1493-1494
Jean L. Marx


Formation of the Rocky Mountains, Western United States: A Continuum Computer Model, pp. 1501-1507
Peter Bird

Evolving Legal Standards for the Admissibility of Scientific Evidence, pp. 1508-1512
Bert Black

Dynamic Pattern Generation in Behavioral and Neural Systems, pp. 1513-1520
G. Schöner; J. A. S. Kelso

Volume Information (10 pp.)


Reports
Game Depletion Hypothesis of Amazonian Adaptation: Data from a Native Community, pp. 1521-1522
William T. Vickers
Application of Two-Step Laser Mass Spectrometry to Cosmogeochemistry: Direct Analysis of Meteorites, pp. 1523-1525
Jong Hoon Hahn; Renato Zenobi; Jeffrey L. Bada; Richard N. Zare
Cooperative Hunting in Harris' Hawks (Parabuteo unicinctus), pp. 1525-1527
James C. Bednarz
A New Order of Tertiary Zalambdodont Marsupials, pp. 1528-1531
Michael Archer; Suzanne Hand; Henk Godthelp
The DNA-Binding Properties of the Major Regulatory Protein α4 of Herpes Simplex Viruses, pp. 1531-1534
Nancy Michael; David Spector; Penelope Mavromara-Nazos; Thomas M. Kristie; Bernard Roizman
Reshaping Human Antibodies: Grafting an Antilysozyme Activity, pp. 1534-1536
Martine Verhoeyen; Cesar Milstein; Greg Winter
Peroxisomal Membrane Ghosts in Zellweger Syndrome--Aberrant Organelle Assembly, pp. 1536-1538
M. J. Santos; T. Imanaka; H. Shio; G. M. Small; P. B. Lazarow
The Elastin Receptor: A Galactoside-Binding Protein, pp. 1539-1541
Aleksander Hinek; David S. Wrenn; Robert P. Mecham; Samuel H. Barondes
Selection of Amino Acid Sequences in the Beta Chain of the T Cell Antigen Receptor, pp. 1541-1544
Stephen M. Hedrick; Isaac Engel; David L. McElligott; Pamela J. Fink; Mei-Ling Hsu; Daniel Hansburg; Louis A. Matis


Book Reviews
A Self Shaped and Reshaped, pp. 1545-1546
The Statue within
Francois Jacob
Review author[s]: Gunther S. Stent
Levels of Representation, pp. 1546-1547
Consciousness and the Computational Mind
Ray Jackendoff
Review author[s]: P. N. Johnson-Laird
Vertebrate Phylogeny, pp. 1547-1548
The Biology and Evolution of Lungfishes
William E. Bemis; Warren W. Burggren; Norman E. Kemp
Review author[s]: George V. Lauder
Activity-Dependent Learning, pp. 1549-1550
The Neural and Molecular Bases of Learning
J.-P. Changeux; M. Konishi
Review author[s]: Charles F. Stevens


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Front Matter (22 pp.)
Research and Development in South Korea, p. 9
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
HIV Infection in the Laboratory, p. 11
Cecil H. Fox; M. Cottler-Fox
HIV Infection in the Laboratory: Response, p. 11
William A. Blattner
Historiographic Distinctions, pp. 11-12
Robert J. Richards
Histographic Distinctions: Response, p. 12
John C. Greene
Primate Research and ``Psychological Well-Being'', p. 12
Douglas M. Bowden
Census Undercount Recommendation, p. 12
Tommy Wright


Erratum: Superconductor Funds Flat., p. 12


News & Comment
Budget Crunch Stalls Super Collider, pp. 17-18
Mark Crawford
Mars Mania and NASA, p. 18
Eliot Marshall


Biomedical Briefing
Institutes Proposed for Deafness, Rehabilitation, p. 19
B.J.C.
It Matters How You Slice the Pie, p. 19
B.J.C.
Hammer Seeks $1 Billion to Cure Cancer, p. 19
B.J.C.
Kennedy Suggests NIH Foundation, p. 19
B.J.C.

New Spy Satellites Urged for Verification, pp. 20-21
Colin Norman
EPA Bars Use of Nazi Data, p. 21
Marjorie Sun
Hopes Recede for Early Ban on Chemical Arms, pp. 22-23
David Dickson


Briefing
Du Pont Backs Phaseout of CFCs, p. 24
M.C.
Wilson to Leave Cornell, p. 24
M.M.W.
Ecstasy Returns to Schedule I, p. 24
D.M.B.
Italy Back in Space, p. 24
D.D.


Research News
Superconductors' Material Problems, pp. 25-27
Robert Pool
Diet and Health in China, p. 27
Leslie Roberts
Troubled Times Ahead for Telescope-Makers, pp. 28-31
M. Mitchell Waldrop


'Ain Ghazal: A Major Neolithic Settlement in Central Jordan, pp. 35-39
Alan H. Simmons; Ilse Köhler-Rollefson; Gary O. Rollefson; Rolfe Mandel; Zeidan Kafafi

Molecular/Organic Ferromagnets, pp. 40-47
Joel S. Miller; Arthur J. Epstein; William M. Reiff

Computers in Molecular Biology: Current Applications and Emerging Trends, pp. 47-52
Charles DeLisi

The Neural Cell Adhesion Molecule (NCAM) as a Regulator of Cell-Cell Interactions, pp. 53-57
Urs Rutishauser; Ann Acheson; Alison K. Hall; Dennis M. Mann; Jeffrey Sunshine


Reports
Short-Lived s-Process Gamma-Ray Lines in Type II Supernovae, pp. 60-62
M. J. Harris
Molecular-Level Control over Surface Order in Self-Assembled Monolayer Films of Thiols on Gold, pp. 62-63
Colin D. Bain; George M. Whitesides
HIV-1 Reverse Transcriptase is a Target for Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes in Infected Individuals, pp. 64-66
Bruce D. Walker; Charles Flexner; Timothy J. Paradis; Thomas C. Fuller; Martin S. Hirsch; Robert T. Schooley; Bernard Moss
The Nasotemporal Division in Primate Retina: The Neural Bases of Macular Sparing and Splitting, pp. 66-67
Audie G. Leventhal; Steven J. Ault; Dagmar J. Vitek
A Mutation in the Catalytic Subunit of cAMP-Dependent Protein Kinase that Disrupts Regulation, pp. 68-70
L. R. Levin; J. Kuret; K. E. Johnson; S. Powers; S. Cameron; T. Michaeli; M. Wigler; M. J. Zoller
Tat Protein from Human Immunodeficiency Virus Forms a Metal-Linked Dimer, pp. 70-73
Alan D. Frankel; David S. Bredt; Carl O. Pabo
Molecular Basis for the Influence of Muscle Length on Myocardial Performance, pp. 74-76
Arvind Babu; Edmund Sonnenblick; Jagdish Gulati
Cone Cell-Specific Genes Expressed in Retinoblastoma, pp. 76-78
E. Bogenmann; M. A. Lochrie; M. I. Simon
Mussel Growth Supported by Methane as Sole Carbon and Energy Source, pp. 78-80
S. Craig Cary; Charles R. Fisher; Horst Felbeck
Biologic Features of HIV-1 that Correlate with Virulence in the Host, pp. 80-82
Cecilia Cheng-Mayer; Deborah Seto; Masatoshi Tateno; Jay A. Levy


AAAS News
Members Help Museums Fulfill Mission, p. 83
Patricia S. Curlin
Listing of Women in Science Groups Gets Update, pp. 83-84
1988 Science Education Directory Available, p. 84
Role Models Sought, p. 84
New Art Show Opens, p. 84
Ethics in Graduate Education Studied, pp. 84-85
Insured Members Enjoy Cost Savings, p. 85
Coming Soon--AAAS Member Survey, p. 85
AAAS, Harvard Hold Science Policy Workshop, p. 85
Ethics Report Begins Publication, p. 85
Obituaries, p. 85


Book Reviews
Cultural Behaviors and Their Sites, pp. 86-87
Method and Theory for Activity Area Research
Susan Kent
Review author[s]: Carol Kramer
Near Eastern Settlement, pp. 87-88
The Archaeology of Western Iran
Frank Hole
Review author[s]: Hans J. Nissen
Social Formations in Africa, pp. 88+92
The African Frontier
Igor Kopytoff
Review author[s]: Elizabeth Colson


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Front Matter (32 pp.)
The Perfect Money Management System, p. 125
Daniel E. Koshland


Perspective
DNA Looping, pp. 127-128
Robert Schleif


Letters
Judicial Impact Statements, p. 129
James W. Curlin; Bernard H. Goldstein
Retirement Policy, pp. 129-130
M. Brewster Smith
Stunned Sex Interviewers?, p. 130
William R. Gaffey
La Difference?, p. 130
Roland Fischer


Erratum: Behavioral Research and AIDS Prevention., p. 130
Erratum: DNA Amplification for Direction Detetion of HIV-1 in DNA of Peripheral Blood Mononuclear Cells., p. 130


News & Comment
The Scourge of Computer Viruses, pp. 133-134
Eliot Marshall
Biowarfare Lab Faces Mounting Opposition, p. 135
Colin Norman
Designing Food by Engineering Animals, p. 136
Marjorie Sun
Mayor Seeks to Polish the ``S'' in Unesco, pp. 137-138
David Dickson
Severe Fire Devastates Soviet Science Library, pp. 138-139
Marjorie Sun
Laser Team Leaves Stanford for Duke, p. 139
Monte Basgall


Briefing
A Soviet Human Genome Program?, p. 140
D.D.
Census Questions to be Retained, p. 140
C.H.
Nobelists Endorse SSC, p. 140
M.C.
U.S., Japan Hammer out Science Agreement, p. 140
M.S.
Mathematicians Say No to SDI Funding, p. 140
C.N.


Research News
The Race for the Cystic Fibrosis Gene, pp. 141-144
Leslie Roberts
Foreign Gene Transferred into Maize, p. 145
Jean L. Marx
New Superconductors Answer Some Questions, pp. 146-147
Robert Pool


Biological Bases of Childhood Shyness, pp. 167-171
Jerome Kagan; J. Steven Reznick; Nancy Snidman

Studies of Synthetic Polymers by Nonradiative Energy Transfer, pp. 172-176
Herbert Morawetz

Cell and Environment Interactions in Tumor Microregions: The Multicell Spheroid Model, pp. 177-184
Robert M. Sutherland

Multiplex DNA Sequencing, pp. 185-188
George M. Church; Stephen Kieffer-Higgins


Reports
Dynamic Properties of Molecularly Thin Liquid Films, pp. 189-191
Jacob N. Israelachvili; Patricia M. McGuiggan; Andrew M. Homola
Tertiary Structure is a Principal Determinant to Protein Deamidation, pp. 191-194
A. A. Kossiakoff
Electric Field X-ray Scattering Measurements on Tobacco Mosaic Virus, pp. 194-196
M. H. J. Koch; E. Dorrington; R. Kläring; A. M. Michon; Z. Sayers; R. Marquet; C. Houssier
Absence of TGF-β Receptors and Growth Inhibitory Responses in Retinoblastoma Cells, pp. 196-199
Adi Kimchi; Xiao-Fan Wang; Robert A. Weinberg; Sela Cheifetz; Joan Massagué
Genetic and Crystallographic Studies of the 3 , 5 -Exonucleolytic Site of DNA Polymerase I, pp. 199-201
Victoria Derbyshire; Paul S. Freemont; Mark R. Sanderson; Lorena Beese; Jonathan M. Friedman; Catherine M. Joyce; Thomas A. Steitz
A Previously Undetected MHC Gene with an Unusual Periodic Structure, pp. 201-204
Matthieu Lévi-Strauss; Michael C. Carroll; Michael Steinmetz; Tommaso Meo
Genetically Transformed Maize Plants from Protoplasts, pp. 204-207
Carol A. Rhodes; Dorothy A. Pierce; Irvin J. Mettler; Desmond Mascarenhas; Jill J. Detmer
Insecticidal Activity and Lectin Homology of Arcelin Seed Protein, pp. 207-210
Thomas C. Osborn; Danny C. Alexander; Samuel S. M. Sun; Cesar Cardona; Fredrick A. Bliss
2-Aminopurine Selectively Inhibits the Induction of β-interferon c-fos, and c-myc Gene Expression, pp. 210-213
Kai Zinn; Andrew Keller; Lisa-Anne Whittemore; Tom Maniatis
Amiloride Selectively Blocks the Low Threshold (T) Calcium Channel, pp. 213-215
Cha-Min Tang; Fernando Presser; Martin Morad
Maternally Inherited Transposon Excision in Drosophila simulans, pp. 215-217
Glenn J. Bryan; Daniel L. Hartl
Hawaiian Courtship Songs: Evolutionary Innovation in Communication Signals of Drosophila, pp. 217-219
Ronald R. Hoy; Anneli Hoikkala; Kenneth Kaneshiro
Steroid Binding at σ Receptors Suggests a Link between Endocrine, Nervous, and Immune Systems, pp. 219-221
Tsung-Ping Su; Edythe D. London; Jerome H. Jaffe


Technical Comments
Evidence of Lightning and Volcanic Activity on Venus: Pro and Con, pp. 222-224
Frederick L. Scarf; Christopher T. Russell
Evidence of Lightning and Volcanic Activity on Venus: Pro and Con: Response, pp. 224-226
Harry A. Taylor; Paul A. Cloutier


Book Reviews
A Past Embattlement, p. 227
Elites in Conflict
Mary Ann James
Review author[s]: Robert V. Bruce
Particle Physics, p. 227
Expanding Protons
Hung Cheng; Tai Tsun Wu
Review author[s]: F. Zachariasen
Water Transport Mechanisms, p. 228
Water Movement through Lipid Bilayers, Pores, and Plasma Membranes
Alan Finkelstein
Review author[s]: David C. Dawson
Control of Development, pp. 228-229
Developmental Genetics of Higher Organisms
George M. Malacinski
Review author[s]: Paul W. Sternberg
Neural Differentiation, p. 229
From Message to Mind
Stephen S. Easter; Kate F. Barald; Bruce M. Carlson
Review author[s]: William A. Harris


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Front Matter (14 pp.)
Academic-Industrial Interactions, p. 265
Philip H. Abelson


Perspective
The Protein Folding Problem, pp. 267+344
Thomas E. Creighton


Letters
NIH Drug Tests, p. 268
J. Michael Walsh
NIH Drug Tests: Response, p. 268
Constance Holden
The Windscale Legacy, pp. 268-269
D. Lowry


News & Comment
Breakthrough for Education at NSF?, pp. 271-273
John Walsh
Test Ban Test Back on Track, p. 273
Colin Norman
Voodoo Science, pp. 274-277
William Booth
Japanese Views on Science Compared to U.S. Attitudes, p. 277
Contance Holden
Editorial Changes for Einstein Papers, p. 278
John Walsh


Briefing
Nobel Prizes Go up, p. 279
C.H.
More NAE New Members, p. 279
Duesberg Gets His Day in Court, p. 279
W.B.
Telescope Builder Lured Back to Europe, p. 279
M.M.W.


Research News
Superconductivity: The FAX Factor, pp. 280-281
David F. Voss
Race for Cystic Fibrosis Gene Nears End, pp. 282-285
Leslie Roberts
Hypercube Breaks a Programming Barrier, p. 286
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Adaptability of the U.S. Industrial Relations System, pp. 287-292
Thomas A. Kochan

The Greenhouse Theory of Climate Change: A Test by an Inadvertent Global Experiment, pp. 293-299
V. Ramanathan

Action at a Distance along a DNA, pp. 300-304
James C. Wang; Guri N. Giaever

Tryptophan-Requiring Mutants of the Plant Arabidopsis thaliana, pp. 305-310
Robert L. Last; Gerald R. Fink


Reports
Regulation of Interprotein Electron Transfer by Residue 82 of Yeast Cytochrome c, pp. 311-313
Nong Liang; A. Grant Mauk; Gary J. Pielak; Jeanette A. Johnson; Michael Smith; Brian M. Hoffman
Three-Dimensional Solution Structure of Plastocyanin from the Green Alga Scenedesmus obliquus, pp. 314-317
Jonathan M. Moore; David A. Case; Walter J. Chazin; Garry P. Gippert; Timothy F. Havel; Roy Powls; Peter E. Wright
Yeast HAP2 and HAP3: Transcriptional Activators in a Heteromeric Complex, pp. 317-321
Steven Hahn; Leonard Guarente
Interleukin-1 Immunoreactive Innervation of the Human Hypothalamus, pp. 321-324
Christopher D. Breder; Charles A. Dinarello; Clifford B. Saper
Molecular Cloning of Human and Rat Complementary DNA Encoding Androgen Receptors, pp. 324-326
Chawnshang Chang; John Kokontis; Shutsung Liao
Cloning of Human Androgen Receptor Complementary DNA and Localization to the X Chromosome, pp. 327-330
Dennis B. Lubahn; David R. Joseph; Patrick M. Sullivan; Huntington F. Willard; Frank S. French; Elizabeth M. Wilson
Functional Expression of a New Pharmacological Subtype of Brain Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor, pp. 330-334
Keiji Wada; Marc Ballivet; Jim Boulter; John Connolly; Etsuko Wada; Evan S. Deneris; Larry W. Swanson; Steve Heinemann; Jim Patrick
Exon-Intron Organization in Genes of Earthworm and Vertebrate Globins, pp. 334-336
Sissy M. Jhiang; James R. Garey; Austen F. Riggs
Oral Salmonella typhimurium Vaccine Expressing Circumsporozoite Protein Protects against Malaria, pp. 336-338
Jerald C. Sadoff; W. Ripley Ballou; Louis S. Baron; William R. Majarian; Robert N. Brey; Wayne T. Hockmeyer; James F. Young; Stanley J. Cryz; Jonathan Ou; George H. Lowell; Jeffrey D. Chulay
Increased Attention Enhances Both Behavioral and Neuronal Performance, pp. 338-340
Hedva Spitzer; Robert Desimone; Jeffrey Moran


Book Reviews
The Militarization of Physics, pp. 341-342
Historical Studies in the Physical Sciences, vol. 8, part 1
Review author[s]: Karl Hufbauer
Limits on Adaptation, p. 342
Genetic Constraints on Adaptive Evolution
Volker Loeschcke
Review author[s]: Mark Kirkpatrick
Early Precambrian Terrains, pp. 342-343
Evolution of the Lewisian and Comparable Precambrian High Grade Terrains
R. G. Park; J. Tarney
Review author[s]: R. St. J. Lambert
Model Landforms, p. 343
Experimental Fluvial Geomorphology
Stanley A. Schumm; M. Paul Mosley; William E. Weaver
Review author[s]: Rudy Slingerland


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Front Matter (83 pp.)
Frontiers in Chemistry, p. 373
John I. Brauman


Letters
DNA Databases Monitored, p. 375
Dieter Soll; Ruth L. Kirschstein; Lennart Philipson; Hisao Uchida
Baltimore's ``Fiery Blast'', p. 375
Jonathan H. Cilley
``Lost'' Sex Survey, pp. 375-376
Albert D. Klassen


Erratum: Behavioral Research and AIDS Prevention., p. 376
Erratum: Probing the Authenticity of Antiquities with Highteh Attacks on a Microscale., p. 376
Erratum: New Superconductors Answer Some Questions., p. 376


News & Comment
Sverdlovsk: Anthrax Capital?, pp. 383-385
Eliot Marshall
Science Focuses on the Next Presidency, pp. 385-386
Mark Crawford
Whistle-Blowers Air Cases at House Hearings, pp. 386-387
Constance Holden


Briefing
Academy Opens Center in California, p. 388
W.B.
More NSF Fellowships, p. 388
J.W.
British and French Get Research Prescriptions, pp. 388-389
D.D
EPA Will Keep Old SO 2 Rules, p. 389
M.S.
What's in an Acronym?, p. 389
D.D.


Research News
Cloud over Parkinson's Therapy, pp. 390-392
Roger Lewin
No Longer Willful, Gaia Becomes Respectable, pp. 393-395
Richard A. Kerr
On the Advantage of Being Different, p. 396
Roger Lewin


Frontiers in Chemistry
Voltammetry with Microscopic Electrodes in New Domains, pp. 415-420
R. Mark Wightman
Stereoselective Organic Reactions: Catalysts for Carbonyl Addition Processes, pp. 420-426
David A. Evans
The Interplay between Chemistry and Biology in the Design of Enzymatic Catalysts, pp. 426-433
P. G. Schultz
Probing Structure-Function Relations in Heme-Containing Oxygenases and Peroxidases, pp. 433-439
John H. Dawson
Intramolecular Long-Distance Electron Transfer in Organic Molecules, pp. 440-447
Gerhard L. Closs; John R. Miller
The Vibrational Spectroscopy and Dynamics of Weakly Bound Neutral Complexes, pp. 447-453
R. E. Miller
Theoretical Studies of the Energetics and Dynamics of Chemical Reactions, pp. 453-459
Thom H. Dunning; Lawrence B. Harding; Albert F. Wagner; George C. Schatz; Joel M. Bowman
Chemical Waves, pp. 460-465
John Ross; Stefan C. Müller; Christian Vidal


Reports
Fabrics in Polar Ice Sheets: Development and Prediction, pp. 493-495
Richard B. Alley
Superconducting and Magnetic Behavior in La 2-x Na x CuO 4, pp. 495-497
M. A. Subramanian; J. Gopalakrishnan; C. C. Torardi; T. R. Askew; R. B. Flippen; A. W. Sleight; J. J. Lin; S. J. Poon
Subsidence in the Northeastern Nile Delta: Rapid Rates, Possible Causes, and Consequences, pp. 497-500
Daniel Jean Stanley
Single-Stranded DNA Binding Protein Encoded by the virE Locus of Agrobacterium tumefaciens, pp. 501-504
Vitaly Citovsky; Guido De Vos; Patricia Zambryski
Cleaving DNA at Any Predetermined Site with Adapter-Primers and Class-IIS Restriction Enzymes, pp. 504-506
Sun C. Kim; Anna J. Podhajska; Waclaw Szybalski
Stimulation of RNA and Protein Synthesis by Intracellular Insulin, pp. 506-509
David S. Miller
Phosphatidylinositol-Glycan Anchors of Membrane Proteins: Potential Precursors of Insulin Mediators, pp. 509-511
Guillermo Romero; Louis Luttrell; Alan Rogol; Konrad Zeller; Erik Hewlett; Joseph Larner
A ``Selfish'' B Chromosome that Enhances its Transmission by Eliminating the Paternal Genome, pp. 512-514
Uzi Nur; John H. Werren; Danna G. Eickbush; William D. Burke; Thomas H. Eickbush
Scanning Tunneling Microscopy of recA-DNA Complexes Coated with a Conducting Film, pp. 514-516
M. Amrein; A. Stasiak; H. Gross; E. Stoll; G. Travaglini
Interferon-γ: The Major Mediator of Resistance against Toxoplasma gondii, pp. 516-518
Yasuhiro Suzuki; Manuel A. Orellana; Robert D. Schreiber; Jack S. Remington
Guanosine Triphosphatase Activating Protein (GAP) Interacts with the p21 ras Effector Binding Domain, pp. 518-521
Hedy Adari; Douglas R. Lowy; Berthe M. Willumsen; Channing J. Der; Frank McCormick
Evidence from Cassette Mutagenesis for a Structure-Function Motif in a Protein of Unknown Structure, pp. 521-523
Neil D. Clarke; Donald C. Lien; Paul Schimmel
Independent Molecular Pathways in Initiation and Loss of Hormone Responsiveness of Breast Carcinomas, pp. 524-526
Saraswati Sukumar; Walter P. Carney; Mariano Barbacid


Book Reviews
Food Problems, pp. 547-548
Soviet Agriculture
Zhores Medvedev
Review author[s]: Karen M. Brooks
Archeological Reconstruction, p. 548
Production and Exchange of Stone Tools
Robin Torrence
Review author[s]: Kenneth G. Hirth
The Role of GABA, pp. 548-549
Neurotrophic Activity of GABA during Development
Dianna A. Redburn; Arne Schousboe
Review author[s]: Jeffery L. Barker
Plant Ecology, pp. 549-550
Seed Dispersal
David R. Murray
Review author[s]: D. Lawrence Venable


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Front Matter (20 pp.)
Science, Journalism, and Whistle-Blowing, p. 585
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Computer Searches: Effect on Animal Research, p. 587
Susanne Bennett Clark
The Münchhausen Effect, p. 587
William E. L. Grossman
Impact Assessment, p. 587
Alan L. Porter
Clarification of Donor Status, pp. 587-588
Francis H. Wright
Macho Work Week, p. 588
Linda Gaines


News & Comment
Tight Times for Materials R&D, pp. 593-594
Mark Crawford
Growth of Information Management by Government Pilloried in Report, p. 595
John Walsh
South Africa Blocks AAAS Visit, p. 595
Eliot Marshall


Briefing
Britain Agrees to Spend $470 Million on New European Space Program, p. 596
D.D.
Animal Day, p. 596
C.H.
Supreme Court Denies Plea of Alcoholic Vets, p. 597
C.H.
Heterosexual AIDS: Setting the Odds, p. 597
W.B.

The Big Problem of Brittle Books, pp. 598-600
Marjorie Sun


Briefing
Industrial, Government Cooperation Urged, p. 601
M.C.
Commission to Assess Science and Government, p. 601
C.H.
Acid Rain Said to Threaten Bay, p. 601
M.S.


Research News
Genome Projects Ready to Go, pp. 602-604
Roger Lewin
Advances in Measurement Science, pp. 604-605
Robert Pool
Indoor Radon: The Deadliest Pollutant, pp. 606-608
Richard A. Kerr


The Science of Patterns, pp. 611-616
Lynn Arthur Steen

Microemulsions, pp. 617-621
Manfred Kahlweit

Apolipoprotein E: Cholesterol Transport Protein with Expanding Role in Cell Biology, pp. 622-630
Robert W. Mahley


Reports
Crystal Structure of Tl 2 Ba 2 Ca 2 Cu 3 O 10 , a 125 K Superconductor, pp. 631-634
C. C. Torardi; M. A. Subramanian; J. C. Calabrese; J. Gopalakrishnan; K. J. Morrissey; T. R. Askew; R. B. Flippen; U. Chowdhry; A. W. Sleight
Stratospheric Response to Trace Gas Perturbations: Changes in Ozone and Temperature Distributions, pp. 634-637
Guy Brasseur; Matthew H. Hitchman
Iron Photoreduction and Oxidation in an Acidic Mountain Stream, pp. 637-640
D. M. McKnight; B. A. Kimball; K. E. Bencala
Toxic DNA Damage by Hydrogen Peroxide through the Fenton Reaction in vivo and in vitro, pp. 640-642
James A. Imlay; Sherman M. Chin; Stuart Linn
Seroprevalence and Epidemiological Correlates of HTLV-I Infection in U.S. Blood Donors, pp. 643-646
Alan E. Williams; Chyang T. Fang; Dennis J. Slamon; Bernard J. Poiesz; S. Gerald Sandler; W. Frederick Darr; Gerald Shulman; Eoline I. McGowan; Deborah K. Douglas; Robert J. Bowman; Frans Peetoom; Steven H. Kleinman; Bruce Lenes; Roger Y. Dodd
Dextran Sulfate Suppression of Viruses in the HIV Family: Inhibition of Virion Binding to CD4 + Cells, pp. 646-649
Hiroaki Mitsuya; David J. Looney; Sachiko Kuno; Ryuji Ueno; Flossie Wong-Staal; Samuel Broder
Sustained Dendritic Gradients of Ca 2+ Induced by Excitatory Amino Acids in CA1 Hippocampal Neurons, pp. 649-653
John A. Connor; Wytse J. Wadman; Philip E. Hockberger; Robert K. S. Wong
Highly Cooperative Opening of Calcium Channels by Inositol 1,4,5-Trisphosphate, pp. 653-656
Tobias Meyer; David Holowka; Lubert Stryer
ADP-Ribosyltransferase Activity of Pertussis Toxin and Immunomodulation by Bordetella pertussis, pp. 656-659
W. J. Black; J. J. Munoz; M. G. Peacock; P. A. Schad; J. L. Cowell; J. J. Burchall; M. Lim; A. Kent; L. Steinman; S. Falkow
Immunotherapy of the Nonobese Diabetic Mouse: Treatment with an Antibody to T-Helper Lymphocytes, pp. 659-662
Judith A. Shizuru; Cariel Taylor-Edwards; Beth Ann Banks; Anita K. Gregory; C. Garrison Fathman
Aggregation of Lysine-Containing Zeins into Protein Bodies in Xenopus Oocytes, pp. 662-664
John C. Wallace; Gad Galili; Evelynn E. Kawata; Richard E. Cuellar; Mark A. Shotwell; Brian A. Larkins


Book Reviews
Ramifications of Technology, pp. 666-667
Technology, the Economy, and Society
Joel Colton; Stuart Bruchey
Review author[s]: David Montgomery
Ancient and Modern Reefs, pp. 667-668
The Evolution of Reef Communities
J. A. Fagerstrom
Review author[s]: James E. Sorauf
Functional Neuroanatomy, p. 668
Arthropod Brain
Ayodhya P. Gupta
Review author[s]: Ronald R. Hoy
Complex Dynamical Objects, pp. 668+670
Structure and Dynamics of Elliptical Galaxies
Tim De Zeeuw
Review author[s]: Richard H. Miller


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Front Matter (42 pp.)
World Competition in Biotechnology, p. 701
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
College Calculus: How Should it be Taught?, p. 705
Martin M. Greller; Anthony Ralston
The 3 K Microwave Background and Olbers' Paradox, p. 705
Paul Marmet
Biology Teaching, p. 706
Stanley L. Weinberg


Erratum: Budget Crunch Stalls Super Collider., p. 706


News & Comment
Europe Seeks Strategy for Biology, pp. 710-712
David Dickson
Field Test Data Inadequate, OTA Says, p. 712
Mark Crawford
Science Budget Squeeze and the Zero Sum Game, p. 713
Barbara J. Culliton
Anti-Acne Drug Poses Dilemma for FDA, pp. 714-715
Marjorie Sun
Fresh Look at Acid Rain, p. 715
Leslie Roberts
Toxic Waste R&D Effort Stalled, p. 716
Mark Crawford
OECD Sets Guidelines for Cooperation, pp. 716-717
David Dickson
NAS Elects New Members, p. 717
Animals of Invention, p. 718
William Booth


Research News
Obstacles to an AIDS Vaccine, pp. 719-721
Deborah M. Barnes
Mathematics at 100, p. 721
Roger Lewin
Exploiting the Insights from Protein Structure, pp. 722-723
Barbara Jasny
A New Tool Maker in the Hominid Record?, pp. 724-725
Roger Lewin


Segregation of Form, Color, Movement, and Depth: Anatomy, Physiology, and Perception, pp. 740-749
Margaret Livingstone; David Hubel

Supernova 1987A!, pp. 750-759
S. E. Woosley; M. M. Phillips

The Design of Molecular Hosts, Guests, and Their Complexes, pp. 760-767
Donald J. Cram

Visualizing Gene Expression in Time and Space in the Filamentous Bacterium Streptomyces coelicolor, pp. 768-772
Alan Schauer; Monica Ranes; Ramon Santamaria; Jose Guijarro; Elizabeth Lawlor; Carmen Mendez; Keith Chater; Richard Losick


Reports
Direct Observation of the Femtosecond Excited-State cis-trans Isomerization in Bacteriorhodopsin, pp. 777-779
Richard A. Mathies; C. H. Brito Cruz; Walter T. Pollard; Charles V. Shank
The Nature of the Interior of Uranus Based on Studies of Planetary Ices at High Dynamic Pressure, pp. 779-781
W. J. Nellis; D. C. Hamilton; N. C. Holmes; H. B. Radousky; F. H. Ree; A. C. Mitchell; M. Nicol
Hand of Paranthropus robustus from Member 1, Swartkrans: Fossil Evidence for Tool Behavior, pp. 781-784
Randall L. Susman
Insulin-Resistant Diabetes Due to a Point Mutation that Prevents Insulin Proreceptor Processing, pp. 784-787
Yasunao Yoshimasa; Susumu Seino; Jonathan Whittaker; Takako Kakehi; Atsushi Kosaki; Hideshi Kuzuya; Hiroo Imura; Graeme I. Bell; Donald F. Steiner
Two Mutant Alleles of the Insulin Receptor Gene in a Patient with Extreme Insulin Resistance, pp. 787-790
Takashi Kadowaki; Charles L. Bevins; Alessandro Cama; Kaie Ojamaa; Bernice Marcus-Samuels; Hiroko Kadowaki; Laurie Beitz; Catherine McKeon; Simeon I. Taylor
Translocation and Rearrangement of Myeloperoxidase Gene in Acute Promyelocytic Leukemia, pp. 790-792
Susan C. Weil; Gayle L. Rosner; Martha S. Reid; Rex L. Chisholm; Richard S. Lemons; Maurice S. Swanson; John J. Carrino; Manuel O. Diaz; Michelle M. Le Beau
Changing the Identity of a tRNA by Introducing a G-U Wobble Pair near the 3 Acceptor End, pp. 793-796
William H. McClain; K. Foss
Middle Mississippian Blastoid Extinction Event, pp. 796-798
William I. Ausich; David L. Meyer; Johnny A. Waters
Directional Selection and the Evolution of Breeding Date in Birds, pp. 798-799
Trevor Price; Mark Kirkpatrick; Stevan J. Arnold
Proteosome-Lipopeptide Vaccines: Enhancement of Immunogenicity for Malaria CS Peptides, pp. 800-802
George H. Lowell; W. Ripley Ballou; Lynette F. Smith; Robert A. Wirtz; Wendell D. Zollinger; Wayne T. Hockmeyer


Technical Comments
New Zealand Marine Terraces: Uplift Rates, pp. 803-804
C. M. Ward
New Zealand Marine Terraces: Uplift Rates: Response, pp. 804-805
William B. Bull; A. F. Cooper
Guanylate Cyclase and the Adrenal Natriuretic Factor Receptor, p. 805
Scott A. Waldman; Dale C. Leitman; Jeff Andresen; Ferid Murad
Guanylate Cyclase and the Adrenal Natriuretic Factor Receptor: Response, pp. 805-806
Rameshwar K. Sharma


AAAS News
AAAS-African Programs under Way, p. 807
Amy Auerbacher Wilson; Lisbeth A. Levey
Forum to Focus on Science Teaching, pp. 807-808
Pacific Division Meets in Corvallis, 18 to 22 June, p. 808
Call for Nominations, p. 808
Reminder for Members, p. 808
Regional Seminar Focuses on Caribbean Science and Technology, pp. 808-809
Obituaries, p. 809
AAAS Council Meeting, 1988, pp. 809-812
Marge White
AAAS Members Elected as Fellows on 15 February 1988, pp. 810-811


Book Reviews
Health Care Assessment, p. 817
Hospital Structure and Performance
Ann Barry Flood; W. Richard Scott; Byron W. Brown
Review author[s]: Mary L. Fennell
Ceramics in Archeology, pp. 818-819
Pottery Analysis
Prudence M. Rice
Review author[s]: Robert L. Rands
African Rifts, p. 819
Sedimentation in the African Rifts
L. E. Frostick; R. W. Renaut; J. Reid; J. J. Tiercelin
Review author[s]: Robert G. Coleman
Terrains under Water, p. 819
Geology and Geochemistry of Abyssal Plains
P. P. E. Weaver; J. Thomson
Review author[s]: Dale E. Buckley


Software Reviews
PC Software for Artificial Intelligence Applications, pp. 824-830
Review author[s]: Helmut Epp; Martin Kalin; David Miller


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Front Matter (17 pp.)
Competitiveness: A Long-Enduring Problem, p. 865
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Kinsey Sex Surveys, p. 867
June Machover Reinisch; Paul Cameron
AIDS Education, pp. 867-868
Alan I. Trachtenberg; Stephen B. Hulley; Edward H. Kaplan


Erratum: Duesberg Gets His Day in Court., p. 868


News & Comment
NIH Firing: A Shot across the Bow?, pp. 869-870
William Booth
Is China Cutting Back on Overseas Students?, pp. 871-872
Marjorie Sun
Big Flap over a Small Space Station, pp. 872-873
Eliot Marshall
Duke, NSF Reach Accord, p. 873
Monte Basgall
Labs Struggle to Promote Spin-Offs, pp. 874-876
Daniel Charles
Crafoord Prize Winner Abstains, p. 876
David Dickson


Briefing
Genentech Sets up Research Foundation, p. 877
M.S.
Chernobyl Area to be Ecological Reserve, p. 877
D.D.
Science at Duke in Black and White, p. 877
G.B.
Wistar Proposes U.S. Test of Rabies Vaccine, p. 877
M.C.


Research News
Watson May Head Genome Office, pp. 878-879
Leslie Roberts
Brain Graft Puzzles, p. 879
Roger Lewin
Evolution's Link to Development Explored, pp. 880-882
Jean L. Marx
The Weather in the Wake of E1 Niño, p. 883
Richard A. Kerr
Why is the World Full of Large Females?, p. 884
Roger Lewin


The Steroid and Thyroid Hormone Receptor Superfamily, pp. 889-895
Ronald M. Evans

Global Sea Level and Earth Rotation, pp. 895-901
W. R. Peltier

Synaptic Rearrangement during Postembryonic Development in the Cricket, pp. 901-905
A. Chiba; D. Shepherd; R. K. Murphey


Reports
A Model of Solar Luminosity Modulation by Magnetic Activity between 1954 and 1984, pp. 906-908
J. Lean; P. Foukal
Protein Carbon-13 Spin Systems by a Single Two-Dimensional Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Experiment, pp. 908-911
Byung Ha Oh; William M. Westler; Prashanth Darba; John L. Markley
Calpain II Involvement in Mitosis, pp. 911-913
Judith E. Schollmeyer
Identification and Characterization of a Neuron-Specific Nuclear Antigen in Drosophila, pp. 913-916
Ethan Bier; Larry Ackerman; Sandra Barbel; Lily Jan; Yuh Nung Jan
HTLV-II Transactivation is Regulated by the Overlapping tax/rex Nonstructural Genes, pp. 916-919
Joseph D. Rosenblatt; Alan J. Cann; Dennis J. Slamon; Ira S. Smalberg; Neil P. Shah; Joyce Fujii; William Wachsman; Irvin S. Y. Chen
Reduction of Naturally Occurring Motoneuron Death in Vivo by a Target-Derived Neurotrophic Factor, pp. 919-922
Ronald W. Oppenheim; Lanny J. Haverkamp; David Prevette; James L. McManaman; Stanley H. Appel
Theoretical Studies of DNA during Gel Electrophoresis, pp. 922-924
J. M. Deutsch
Iron-Responsive Elements: Regulatory RNA Sequences that Control mRNA Levels and Translation, pp. 924-928
John L. Casey; Matthias W. Hentze; David M. Koeller; S. Wright Caughman; Tracey A. Rouault; Richard D. Klausner; Joe B. Harford


Book Reviews
Japanese Medicine, pp. 930-931
Health, Illness, and Medical Care in Japan
Edward Norbeck; Margaret Lock
Review author[s]: Patricia G. Steinhoff
Computer Pioneers, pp. 931-932
The First Electronic Computer
Alice R. Burks; Arthur W. Burks
Review author[s]: Paul E. Ceruzzi
Immune Regulation, p. 932
Recombinant Lymphokines and Their Receptors
Steven Gillis
Review author[s]: Warren J. Leonard
Techniques for Ecologists, pp. 932-933
Developments in Numerical Ecology
Pierre Legendre; Louis Legendre
Review author[s]: Mark Williamson


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Front Matter (16 pp.)
Setting Priorities in Science, p. 965
Daniel E. Koshland


Policy Forum
Crisis in Biosystematics of Arthropods, p. 967
James H. Oliver


Letters
Fraud Allegations, p. 968
Henry H. Wortis; Brigitte T. Huber; Robert T. Woodland
PRC Students Abroad, pp. 968-969
Xin Hao; Peter Suedfeld
Estimates of Species Duration, p. 969
Michael P. Russell; David R. Lindberg
Estimates of Species Duration: Response, p. 969
David Jablonski


News & Comment
Testing the Limits at Mach 25, pp. 973-975
David C. Morrison
A Change of Heart, p. 976
William Booth
Rethinking Technology's Role in Economic Change, p. 977
Colin Norman
Giving the Muse a Helping Hand, pp. 978-979
John Walsh


Briefing
NSF Appoints Two Assistant Directors, p. 980
J.W.
Legislating Labs as Drug-Free Workplaces, p. 980
J.W.
Soviet Satellite in Trouble; Groups Call for Ban on Orbiting Reactors, p. 980
C.N.
National Science Board Elects Good and Day, p. 980
J.W.
Curien Returns as French Science Minister, pp. 980-981
D.D.

Biological Defense Defended, p. 981
Colin Norman


Research News
Chromosomes: The Ends in View, pp. 982-983
Leslie Roberts
A Revolution of Ideas in Agricultural Origins, pp. 984-986
Roger Lewin
Pluto's Orbital Motion Looks Chaotic, pp. 986-987
Richard A. Kerr


Sampling Rare and Elusive Populations, pp. 991-996
Seymour Sudman; Monroe G. Sirken; Charles D. Cowan

Abrupt Climate Change and Extinction Events in Earth History, pp. 996-1002
Thomas J. Crowley; Gerald R. North

A Molecular Basis for MHC Class II--Associated Autoimmunity, pp. 1003-1009
John A. Todd; Hans Acha-Orbea; John I. Bell; Nelson Chao; Zdenka Fronek; Chaim O. Jacob; Michael McDermott; Animesh A. Sinha; Luika Timmerman; Lawrence Steinman; Hugh O. McDevitt

Fos-Associated Protein p39 is the Product of the jun Proto-Oncogene, pp. 1010-1016
Frank J. Rauscher III; Donna R. Cohen; Tom Curran; Timothy J. Bos; Peter K. Vogt; Dirk Bohmann; Robert Tjian; B. Robert Franza


Reports
Aluminum-Induced Calcium Deficiency Syndrome in Declining Red Spruce, pp. 1017-1018
Walter C. Shortle; Kevin T. Smith
Antarctic Ozone Depletion Chemistry: Reactions of N 2 O 5 with H 2 O and HCl on Ice Surfaces, pp. 1018-1021
Margaret A. Tolbert; Michel J. Rossi; David M. Golden
Evidence for Highly Reflecting Materials on the Surface and Subsurface of Venus, pp. 1021-1023
R. F. Jurgens; M. A. Slade; R. S. Saunders
Radioimmunotherapy with Alpha-Particle--Emitting Immunoconjugates, pp. 1024-1026
Roger M. Macklis; Berma M. Kinsey; Amin I. Kassis; James L. M. Ferrara; Robert W. Atcher; John J. Hines; C. Norman Coleman; S. James Adelstein; Steven J. Burakoff
HIV-1 Production from Infected Peripheral Blood T Cells after HTLV-I Induced Mitogenic Stimulation, pp. 1026-1029
Jerome A. Zack; Alan J. Cann; James P. Lugo; Irvin S. Y. Chen
Early Signal Transduction by the Antigen Receptor without Commitment to T Cell Activation, pp. 1029-1031
Mark A. Goldsmith; Arthur Weiss
Essential Fatty Acid Depletion of Renal Allografts and Prevention of Rejection, pp. 1032-1033
George F. Schreiner; Wayne Flye; Elizabeth Brunt; Ken Korber; James B. Lefkowith
Inhibition of Self-Binding Antibodies (Autobodies) by a V H -Derived Peptide, pp. 1034-1036
Chang-Yuil Kang; Terry K. Brunck; Thomas Kieber-Emmons; J. Edwin Blalock; Heinz Kohler
Aldolase Activity of a Plasmodium falciparum Protein with Protective Properties, pp. 1036-1038
Ulrich Certa; Paola Ghersa; Heinz Döbeli; Hugues Matile; Hans P. Kocher; Indresh K. Shrivastava; Alan R. Shaw; Luc H. Perrin
Assembly of a Functional Immunoglobulin F v Fragment in Escherichia coli, pp. 1038-1041
Arne Skerra; Andreas Plückthun
Escherichia coli Secretion of an Active Chimeric Antibody Fragment, pp. 1041-1043
Marc Better; C. Paul Chang; Randy R. Robinson; Arnold H. Horwitz


Technical Comments
Carcinogenic Risk Estimation, pp. 1043-1045
Samuel S. Epstein; Joel B. Swartz
Carcinogenic Risk Estimation: Response, pp. 1045-1047
Bruce N. Ames; Lois Swirsky Gold


Book Reviews


Rejected Enlightenment
----------------, p. 1048
Cult Archaeology and Creationism
Francis B. Harrold; Raymond A. Eve
Review author[s]: William Sims Bainbridge
An Equivocal Heritage, pp. 1049-1050
Darwin's Forgotten Defenders
David N. Livingstone
Review author[s]: James R. Moore
Relativity as a World View, pp. 1050-1051
The Comparative Reception of Relativity
Thomas F. Glick
Review author[s]: Helge Kragh
Apocalyptic Imagery, pp. 1051-1052
Nuclear Fear
Spencer R. Weart
Review author[s]: H. Bruce Franklin
Chemistry at War, pp. 1052-1053
Industry and Ideology
Peter Hayes
Review author[s]: Ray Stokes
German Eugenics, p. 1053
Race Hygiene and National Efficiency
Sheila Faith Weiss
Review author[s]: Mark Walker


Directions in Medicine
----------------, pp. 1054-1055
American Medical Schools and the Practice of Medicine
William G. Rothstein
Review author[s]: James F. Fries
Crisis Management, p. 1055
The AIDS Bureaucracy
Sandra Panem
Review author[s]: Linda H. Aiken
A Service Profession, pp. 1055-1056
Beyond Monopoly
Terence C. Halliday
Review author[s]: Paul Carrington
Struggles over Education, pp. 1056-1057
Law and the Shaping of Public Education, 1785-1954
David Tyack; Thomas James; Aaron Benavot
Review author[s]: Hendrik Hartog


An Enterprise of Social Science
----------------, pp. 1057-1059
Survey Research in the United States
Jean M. Converse
Review author[s]: Barbara Bailar
Immigration from Mexico, pp. 1059-1060
Return to Aztlan
Douglas S. Massey; Rafael Alarcón; Jorge Durand; Humberto González
Review author[s]: Teresa Sullivan
Life-Course Trajectories, pp. 1060-1061
Adolescent Mothers in Later Life
Frank F. Furstenberg; J. Brooks-Gunn; S. Philip Morgan
Review author[s]: Jeylan T. Mortimer
A Partly Social Disorder, p. 1061
Fasting Girls
Joan Jacobs Brumberg
Review author[s]: Lois W. Banner


Responses to Automation
----------------, pp. 1061-1063
Workers, Managers, and Technological Change
Daniel B. Cornfield
Review author[s]: William Finlay
Women's Positions, pp. 1063-1064
Women, Work, and Technology
Barbara Drygulski Wright
Review author[s]: Louise A. Tilly
Short-Lived Opportunities, pp. 1064-1065
Gender at Work
Ruth Milkman
Review author[s]: Deborah Scott Hirshfield


Career of a Physicist
----------------, pp. 1065-1066
Alvarez
Luis W. Alvarez
Discovering Alvarez
W. Peter Trower
Review author[s]: Robert L. Walker
A Biochemist in America, pp. 1066-1067
In Quest of Panacea
S. P. K. Gupta; Edgar L. Milford
Review author[s]: Joseph S. Fruton
Private Glimpses, p. 1067
Simple Curiosity
Leo F. Laporte
Review author[s]: S. David Webb


Departures from Symmetry
----------------, pp. 1068-1069
The Physics of Time Reversal
Robert G. Sachs
Review author[s]: P. K. Kabir
Newton Tercentenary, pp. 1069-1070
Three Hundred Years of Gravitation
S. W. Hawking; W. Israel
Review author[s]: Leonard Parker


A Natural Resource
----------------, pp. 1070-1071
Georges Bank
Richard H. Backus
Review author[s]: Patrick M. Holligan; David W. Townsend
Subterranean Systems, pp. 1071-1072
Paleokarst
N. P. James; P. W. Choquette
Review author[s]: Gerald M. Friedman
Biography of Our Planet, p. 1072
Oasis in Space
Preston Cloud
Review author[s]: Euan Nisbet


Sexual Reproduction
----------------, pp. 1072-1073
The Evolution of Sex
Richard E. Michod; Bruce R. Levin
Review author[s]: Brian Charlesworth
A Theoretical Framework, pp. 1073-1074
The Evolution of Individuality
Leo W. Buss
Review author[s]: Michael LaBarbera
A Sole Survivor, pp. 1074-1075
The Natural History of Nautilus
Peter Douglas Ward
Nautilus
W. Bruce Saunders; Neil H. Landman
Review author[s]: Geerat J. Vermeij
Unusual Fishes, p. 1075
Frogfishes of the World
Theodore W. Pietsch; David B. Grobecker
Review author[s]: William F. Smith-Vaniz
Islands of the Dodo, p. 1076
Studies of Mascarene Island Birds
A. W. Diamond
Review author[s]: Frank B. Gill


Primatology
----------------, pp. 1076-1078
Primate Societies
Barbara B. Smuts; Dorothy L. Cheney; Robert M. Seyfarth; Richard W. Wrangham; Thomas T. Struhsaker
Review author[s]: Jeanne Altmann


Dreams as Behaviour
----------------, pp. 1078-1079
The Dreaming Brain
J. Allan Hobson
Review author[s]: Robert Y. Moore
Learning in Simple Systems, pp. 1079-1080
Memory Traces in the Brain
Daniel L. Alkon
Review author[s]: Michel Baudry

Contending with Language, pp. 1080-1082
Cultural Models in Language and Thought
Dorothy Holland; Naomi Quinn
Discourse and the Social Life of Meaning
Phyllis Pease Chock; June R. Wyman
Review author[s]: Vincent Crapanzano


Commons Viewed Ethnographically
----------------, pp. 1082-1083
The Question of the Commons
Bonnie J. McCay; James M. Acheson
Review author[s]: Bruce Winterhalder
Behavior with Tools, pp. 1083-1084
Lithic Studies among the Contemporary Highland Maya
Brian Hayden
Stone Tool Use at Cerros
Suzanne M. Lewenstein
Review author[s]: John E. Clark
The American Depopulation, pp. 1084-1085
Vectors of Death
Ann F. Ramenofsky
Review author[s]: George R. Milner
Historical Remains, pp. 1085-1086
The Walnut Street Prison Workshop
John L. Cotter; Roger W. Moss; Bruce C. Gill; Jiyul Kim
Review author[s]: Mark P. Leone


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Front Matter (32 pp.)
Need for Long-Range Energy Policies, p. 1121
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Risk Assessment Reappraisals, pp. 1125-1126
John A. Moore; Henry Hurwitz; James D. Wilson
Macro, not Macho, p. 1126
Marvin E. Jaffe


Policy Forum
Science and Product, pp. 1131-1132+1203-1204
Ralph E. Gomory; Roland W. Schmitt


News & Comment
Change Breeds Change at the ARS, pp. 1135-1137
Mark Crawford
Hughes Institute Spreads the Wealth, p. 1138
Barbara J. Culliton
Court Order Puts EMP Test Program on Hold, pp. 1139-1140
Colin Norman
Norway: Boosting R&D for a Post-Oil Economy, pp. 1140-1141
David Dickson


Briefing
Europe Grants First Patent on Plants, p. 1142
D.D.
U.K. Group to Set up Soviet Seismic Station, p. 1142
D.D.
Stock Market Decline Cuts Endowments 13.1%, p. 1142
J.W.
Hungarian Researchers Form Unofficial Union, pp. 1142-1143
D.D.

Nicotine Likened to Cocaine, Heroin, p. 1143
Gregory Byrne


Research News
Evidence of Arctic Ozone Destruction, pp. 1144-1145
Richard A. Kerr
Change in Polio Strategy?, p. 1145
Leslie Roberts
New Views Emerge on Hunters and Gatherers, pp. 1146-1148
Roger Lewin
Beef and Chocolate: A Partial Reprieve, p. 1149
Leslie Roberts


An Assessment of the Performance and Requirements for ``Adiabatic'' Engines, pp. 1157-1162
James Zucchetto; Phillip Myers; John Johnson; Dennis Miller

Topological Solutions in Gauge Theory and their Computer Graphic Representation, pp. 1163-1168
Anthony J. G. Hey; John H. Merlin; Martin William Ricketts; Michael T. Vaughn; David C. Williams

Interleukin-2: Inception, Impact, and Implications, pp. 1169-1176
Kendall A. Smith

Synthetic Amphiphilic Peptide Models for Protein Ion Channels, pp. 1177-1181
J. D. Lear; Z. R. Wasserman; W. F. DeGrado


Reports
Light-Addressable Potentiometric Sensor for Biochemical Systems, pp. 1182-1185
Dean G. Hafeman; J. Wallace Parce; Harden M. McConnell
Crystal Structure of Hexaazaoctadecahydrocoronene Dication [HAOC] 2+ , a Singlet Benzene Dication, pp. 1185-1188
Joel S. Miller; David A. Dixon; Joseph C. Calabrese
Virus-Like Particles and a Spider Mite Intimately Associated with a New Disease of Barley, pp. 1188-1190
Nancy L. Robertson; Thomas W. Carroll
Macroevolutionary Interpretations of Symmetry and Synchroneity in the Fossil Record, pp. 1190-1193
Jennifer A. Kitchell; Norman MacLeod
Predator-Induced Trophic Shift of a Free-Living Ciliate: Parasitism of Mosquito Larvae by their Prey, pp. 1193-1195
Jan O. Washburn; Michael E. Gross; David R. Mercer; John R. Anderson
Dopamine-Accumulating Retinal Neurons Revealed by in vitro Fluorescence Display a Unique Morphology, pp. 1196-1198
Dennis M. Dacey
Calicheamicin γ 1 I : An Antitumor Antibiotic that Cleaves Double-Stranded DNA Site Specifically, pp. 1198-1201
Nada Zein; Achyut M. Sinha; William J. McGahren; George A. Ellestad


Technical Comments
Is c-Myc Protein Directly Involved in DNA Replication?, p. 1202
Crisanto Gutierrez; Zong-Sheng Guo; William Burhans; Melvin L. DePamphilis; James Farrell-Towt; Grace Ju
Is c-Myc Protein Directly Involved in DNA Replication?: Response, pp. 1202-1203
George P. Studzinski


Book Reviews
Women in the Economy, pp. 1208-1209
Hidden Aspects of Women's Work
Christine Bose; Roslyn Feldberg; Natalie Sokoloff
Review author[s]: M. Patricia Fernández Kelly
Champions of Relativity, pp. 1209+1212
Einstein in Spain
Thomas F. Glick
Review author[s]: Carolyn P. Boyd
Optimal Foraging, pp. 1212-1213
Foraging Behavior
Alan C. Kamil; John R. Krebs; H. Ronald Pulliam
Review author[s]: Nils Chr. Stenseth
North American Paleontology, pp. 1213-1214
Late Quaternary Mammalian Biogeography and Environments of the Great Plains and Prairies
Russell W. Graham; Holmes A. Semken; Mary Ann Graham
Review author[s]: C. S. Churcher


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Front Matter (20 pp.)
Random Samples, p. 1261
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
AIDS Case Definition, p. 1263
Harriet H. Imrey
AIDS Case Definition: Response, p. 1263
James W. Curran; Meade Morgan
U.S. Observing Facilities, pp. 1263-1264
Stephen L. Keil
Retirement Policy, p. 1264
Lawrence M. Friedman; E. L. Pattullo


Erratum: Manufacturing Innovation and American Industrial Competitiveness., p. 1264


News & Comment
OTA Disputes U.S. Policy on Test Ban, pp. 1265-1266
Colin Norman
Cantor to Head LBL Genome Center, p. 1266
Leslie Roberts
The Coming Competition among Clot-Busting Drugs, pp. 1267-1269
Marjorie Sun
A Prod to Productivity, p. 1269
Mark Crawford
U.K. Earth Sciences: Some More Equal than Others?, pp. 1270-1271
David Dickson
A Fuel Shortage in Space?, p. 1271
Eliot Marshall
House Votes Ban on Low-Flying Missiles, p. 1272
Colin Norman


Research News
The Social Lives of Dolphins, pp. 1273-1274
William Booth
Fermat's Last Theorem Remains Unproved, pp. 1275-1276
Barry A. Cipra
Hotshots, Hotspots, and Female Preference, pp. 1277-1278
Roger Lewin
Mapping by X-ray Zapping, p. 1278
Leslie Roberts
Random Samples, p. 1279
Greg Byrne


Measuring the Accuracy of Diagnostic Systems, pp. 1285-1293
John A. Swets

The El Niño Cycle: A Natural Oscillator of the Pacific Ocean-Atmosphere System, pp. 1293-1302
Nicholas E. Graham; Warren B. White

DNA Damage and Oxygen Radical Toxicity, pp. 1302-1309
James A. Imlay; Stuart Linn

Chimeric α 2 -,β 2 -Adrenergic Receptors: Delineation of Domains Involved in Effector Coupling and Ligand Binding Specificity, pp. 1310-1316
Brian K. Kobilka; Tong Sun Kobilka; Kiefer Daniel; John W. Regan; Marc G. Caron; Robert J. Lefkowitz


Reports
Seismic Slip and Down-Dip Strain Rates in Wadati-Benioff Zones, pp. 1317-1319
Michael Bevis
Bacterial Manganese Reduction and Growth with Manganese Oxide as the Sole Electron Acceptor, pp. 1319-1321
Charles R. Myers; Kenneth H. Nealson
Potassium Salt Microinjection into Xenopus Oocytes Mimics Gonadotropin Treatment, pp. 1321-1323
Ying-Tung Lau; Rihab R. Yassin; Samuel B. Horowitz
Epitopes Recognized by Human T Cells Map within the Conserved Part of the GP190 of P. falciparum, pp. 1324-1326
Andrea Crisanti; Hans-Michael Müller; Caroline Hilbich; Francesco Sinigaglia; Hugues Matile; Martin McKay; John Scaife; Konrad Beyreuther; Hermann Bujard
Lactate-Supported Synaptic Function in the Rat Hippocampal Slice Preparation, pp. 1326-1328
Avital Schurr; Catherine A. West; Benjamin M. Rigor
Expression of c-fos Protein in Brain: Metabolic Mapping at the Cellular Level, pp. 1328-1331
S. M. Sagar; F. R. Sharp; T. Curran
Familial Imprinting Determines H-2 Selective Mating Preferences, pp. 1331-1332
K. Yamazaki; G. K. Beauchamp; D. Kupniewski; J. Bard; L. Thomas; E. A. Boyse
A Model-Based Estimate of the Mean Incubation Period for AIDS in Homosexual Men, pp. 1333-1335
Kung-Jong Lui; William W. Darrow; George W. Rutherford
Location and Chemical Synthesis of a Binding Site for HIV-1 on the CD4 Protein, pp. 1335-1339
Bradford A. Jameson; Patricia E. Rao; Lilly I. Kong; Beatrice H. Hahn; George M. Shaw; Leroy E. Hood; Stephen B. H. Kent
Expression of the β-Nerve Growth Factor Gene in Hippocampal Neurons, pp. 1339-1341
Christiane Ayer-LeLievre; Lars Olson; Ted Ebendal; Ake Seiger; Håkan Persson


AAAS News
AAAS Annual Elections: Preliminary Announcement, pp. 1345-1348
SB&F Focuses on AIDS Education, p. 1348
Scientific Fraud and Misconduct Report Available, p. 1348
What's in a Name?, p. 1348


Book Reviews
Evolutionary Physiology, pp. 1349-1351
New Directions in Ecological Physiology
Martin E. Feder; Albert F. Bennett; Warren W. Burggren; Raymond B. Huey
Review author[s]: F. Harvey Pough
Early Behavioral Plasticity, pp. 1351-1352
Perinatal Development
Norman A. Krasnegor; Elliott M. Blass; Myron A. Hofer; William P. Smotherman
Review author[s]: Phillip G. Nelson
Host-Microbe Interactions, pp. 1352+1360
Virulence Mechanisms of Bacterial Pathogens
James A. Roth
Review author[s]: Andrew B. Onderdonk


Software Reviews
Equation-Solving Programs for the Personal Computer, pp. 1353-1358
Review author[s]: Kenneth R. Foster


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Front Matter (58 pp.)
Biological Systems, p. 1385
Daniel E. Koshland


Perspective
Neural Transplantation: A Call for Patience Rather than Patients, pp. 1386-1388
John R. Sladek; Ira Shoulson


Letters
Whistle-Blowing, p. 1389
C. W. McCutchen; Lee Loevinger
Chinese Diet Study, p. 1389
T. Colin Campbell
Etiology of AIDS, pp. 1389-1390
Harry Rubin


News & Comment
AIDS Panels Converge on a Consensus, pp. 1395-1396
William Booth
Pentagon Boosts a Small Rocket, p. 1396
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Rift Valley Fever Rears its Head, pp. 1397-1399
John Walsh
U.S.-Soviet Science Pact Stalls, p. 1399
Marjorie Sun
Indirect Cost Surge Prompts New Worries, pp. 1400-1401
John Walsh
IOM Names Committee to Study NIH, p. 1401
Barbara J. Culliton
Herbicide Refused for Coca Spraying, p. 1401
Marjorie Sun
Chernobyl Claims Another Victim, p. 1402
David Dickson
NSF Picks Biology Centers, p. 1402
John Walsh
ADAMHA Nominee Still on Hold, p. 1402
C.H.
Mergers Slow down Research Spending, p. 1402
C.N.


Research News
In Search of Elusive Little Comets, pp. 1403-1404
Richard A. Kerr
The Uncertain Perils of an Invisible Landscape, pp. 1405-1406
Roger Lewin
Losing AIDS Antibodies, p. 1407
Deborah M. Barnes
Disappointing Brain Graft Results, p. 1407
Roger Lewin
Multiplying Genes by Leaps and Bounds, pp. 1408-1410
Jean L. Marx
Random Samples, p. 1411
Gregory Byrne


Retroviruses, pp. 1427-1435
Harold Varmus

Research on Bacteria in the Mainstream of Biology, pp. 1435-1439
Boris Magasanik

Yeast: An Experimental Organism for Modern Biology, pp. 1439-1443
David Botstein; Gerald R. Fink

Xenopus laevis in Developmental and Molecular Biology, pp. 1443-1448
Igor B. Dawid; Thomas D. Sargent

The Nematode Caenorhabditis elegans, pp. 1448-1453
Cynthia Kenyon

Drosophila melanogaster as an Experimental Organism, pp. 1453-1459
Gerald M. Rubin

Plants: Novel Developmental Processes, pp. 1460-1467
Robert B. Goldberg

Transgenic Animals, pp. 1468-1474
Rudolf Jaenisch

Primates, pp. 1475-1482
Frederick A. King; Cathy J. Yarbrough; Daniel C. Anderson; Thomas P. Gordon; Kenneth G. Gould

The Human as an Experimental System in Molecular Genetics, pp. 1483-1488
Ray White; C. Thomas Caskey


Reports
Disruption of the Nitrogen Cycle in Acidified Lakes, pp. 1515-1517
J. W. M. Rudd; C. A. Kelly; D. W. Schindler; M. A. Turner
North Carolina Climate Changes Reconstructed from Tree Rings: A.D. 372 to 1985, pp. 1517-1519
D. W. Stahle; M. K. Cleaveland; J. G. Hehr
DNA and RNA Sequence Determination Based on Phosphorothioate Chemistry, pp. 1520-1522
Gerald Gish; Fritz Eckstein
Characterization of a Noncytopathic HIV-2 Strain with Unusual Effects on CD4 Expression, pp. 1522-1525
Louise A. Evans; Jacques Moreau; Koudou Odehouri; Harold Legg; Ashley Barboza; Cecilia Cheng-Mayer; Jay A. Levy
West African HIV-2--Related Human Retrovirus with Attenuated Cytopathicity, pp. 1525-1529
Lilly I. Kong; Shei-Wen Lee; John C. Kappes; Jeffrey S. Parkin; Don Decker; James A. Hoxie; Beatrice H. Hahn; George M. Shaw
Two Classes of PDGF Receptor Recognize Different Isoforms of PDGF, pp. 1529-1531
Charles E. Hart; John W. Forstrom; James D. Kelly; Ronald A. Seifert; Robert A. Smith; Russell Ross; Mark J. Murray; Daniel F. Bowen-Pope
A Common PDGF Receptor is Activated by Homodimeric A and B Forms of PDGF, pp. 1532-1534
Jaime A. Escobedo; Sutip Navankasatussas; Lawrence S. Cousens; Shaun R. Coughlin; Graeme I. Bell; Lewis T. Williams
Chloroplast Transformation in Chlamydomonas with High Velocity Microprojectiles, pp. 1534-1538
John E. Boynton; Nicholas W. Gillham; Elizabeth H. Harris; Jonathan P. Hosler; Anita M. Johnson; Allan R. Jones; Barbara L. Randolph-Anderson; Dominique Robertson; Ted M. Klein; Katherine B. Shark; John C. Sanford
Mitochondrial Transformation in Yeast by Bombardment with Microprojectiles, pp. 1538-1541
Stephen A. Johnston; Paul Q. Anziano; Kathy Shark; John C. Sanford; Ronald A. Butow
Extensive Junctional Diversity of Rearranged Human T Cell Receptor δ Genes, pp. 1541-1544
Shingo Hata; Karuturi Satyanarayana; Peter Devlin; Hamid Band; Joanne McLean; Jack L. Strominger; Michael B. Brenner; Michael S. Krangel
Inhibition of Cellular Proliferation by Antisense Oligodeoxynucleotides to PCNA Cyclin, pp. 1544-1546
Dariusz Jaskulski; J. Kim DeRiel; W. Edward Mercer; Bruno Calabretta; Renato Baserga
Cachectin/TNF and IL-1 Induced by Glucose-Modified Proteins: Role in Normal Tissue Remodeling, pp. 1546-1548
Helen Vlassara; Michael Brownlee; Kirk R. Manogue; Charles A. Dinarello; Araxi Pasagian


Book Reviews
Thinkers Remobilized, p. 1552
Science and Technology Advice to the President, Congress, and Judiciary
William T. Golden
Review author[s]: Herbert F. York
The Decline of Enlightenment, pp. 1552-1553
How Superstition Won and Science Lost
John C. Burnham
Review author[s]: Neil Harris


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Front Matter (30 pp.)
Product Liability in a Litigious Society, p. 1589
Philip H. Abelson


Perspective
Recent Excitement in Understanding Transfer RNA Identity, pp. 1591-1592
LaDonne H. Schulman; John Abelson


Letters
Cystic Fibrosis Research, pp. 1593-1594
Bob Williamson; Barbara Bentley; Raymond L. White
Cystic Fibrosis Research: Response, p. 1594
Leslie Roberts
Genesis 1:28, p. 1594
L. J. Rather


News & Comment
Flying Blind in the War on Drugs, pp. 1605-1607
Eliot Marshall
SSC Takes Another Step Forward, p. 1607
Mark Crawford
SDI Deployment Plan up in the Air, pp. 1608-1609
Colin Norman
The Greening of the World Bank, pp. 1610-1611
Constance Holden
Antarctica Pact Could Open Way for Mining, p. 1612
Marjorie Sun


Research News
New Superconductors Come through, pp. 1613-1615
Robert Pool
A Landmark in Speech Recognition, p. 1615
M. Mitchell Waldrop
DNA Fingerprinting Takes the Witness Stand, pp. 1616-1618
Jean L. Marx
The Stamp of History and Ecology in Amazonia, p. 1619
Roger Lewin
Random Samples, p. 1620
Gregory Byrne


Aspects of a Cognitive Neuroscience of Mental Imagery, pp. 1621-1626
Stephen M. Kosslyn

Localization of Cognitive Operations in the Human Brain, pp. 1627-1631
Michael I. Posner; Steven E. Petersen; Peter T. Fox; Marcus E. Raichle

Helix Signals in Proteins, pp. 1632-1641
Leonard G. Presta; George D. Rose


Reports
Superconducting Bi-Ca-Sr-Cu-O Fibers Grown by the Laser-Heated Pedestal Growth Method, pp. 1642-1645
R. S. Feigelson; D. Gazit; D. K. Fork; T. H. Geballe
Low Lake Stands in Lakes Malawi and Tanganyika, East Africa, Delineated with Multifold Seismic Data, pp. 1645-1648
C. A. Scholz; B. R. Rosendahl
Amino Acid Preferences for Specific Locations at the Ends of α Helices, pp. 1648-1652
Jane S. Richardson; David C. Richardson
Effect of Forskolin on Voltage-Gated K + Channels is Independent of Adenylate Cyclase Activation, pp. 1652-1655
Toshinori Hoshi; Sarah S. Garber; Richard W. Aldrich
Modulation of Acetylcholine Receptor Desensitization by Forskolin is Independent of cAMP, pp. 1655-1657
P. Kay Wagoner; Barry S. Pallotta
Probing the Mechanisms of Macromolecular Recognition: The Cytochrome b 5 -Cytochrome C Complex, pp. 1657-1659
Karla K. Rodgers; Thomas C. Pochapsky; Stephen G. Sligar
Blockage of Ovulation by an Angiotensin Antagonist, pp. 1660-1661
Antonio Pellicer; Angela Palumbo; Alan H. DeCherney; Frederick Naftolin
In Situ Transcription: Specific Synthesis of Complementary DNA in Fixed Tissue Sections, pp. 1661-1664
Laurence H. Tecott; Jack D. Barchas; James H. Eberwine
Intracellular Injection of cAMP Induces a Long-Term Reduction of Neuronal K + Currents, pp. 1664-1666
Kenneth P. Scholz; John H. Byrne
cAMP Evokes Long-Term Facilitation in Aplysia Sensory Neurons that Requires New Protein Synthesis, pp. 1667-1669
S. Schacher; V. F. Castellucci; E. R. Kandel
Tandem Array of Human Visual Pigment Genes at Xq28, pp. 1669-1672
Douglas Vollrath; Jeremy Nathans; Ronald W. Davis
Kin Selection and the Evolution of Monogamy, pp. 1672-1674
Joel R. Peck; Marcus W. Feldman


Technical Comments
PCB Dechlorination in Hudson River Sediment, pp. 1674-1675
Mark P. Brown; Brian Bush; G. Yull Rhee; Lana Shane
PCB Dechlorination in Hudson River Sediment: Response, pp. 1675-1676
Review author[s]: John F. Brown; Robert E. Wagner; Donna L. Bedard


Book Reviews
Student Cultures, pp. 1677-1678
Campus Life
Helen Lefkowitz Horowitz
Review author[s]: Katherine McClelland
Tried and True Prokaryotes, pp. 1678-1680
Escherichia coli and Salmonella typhimurium
Frederick C. Neidhardt; John L. Ingraham; K. Brooks Low; Boris Magasanik; Moselio Schaechter; H. Edwin Umbarger
Review author[s]: James D. Friesen
Endocrine Systems, p. 1680
Endocrinology of Selected Invertebrate Types
Hans Laufer; Roger G. H. Downer
Review author[s]: K. Ranga Rao


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Front Matter (17 pp.)
World Gas Conference, p. 1713
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Zombification, pp. 1715-1716
Wade Davis
Zombification: Response, p. 1716
William Booth
Translation of Einstein Papers, p. 1716
Peter Havas
Gaia Modified, p. 1716
Preston Cloud


News & Comment
A Bitter Battle over Error, pp. 1720-1723
Barbara J. Culliton
IOM Elects New Members, p. 1723
Tighter Ozone Standard Urged by Scientists, pp. 1724-1725
Marjorie Sun
Superfund Program under Fire, p. 1725
Mark Crawford
Congress Probes Drug Probe at Livermore Lab, p. 1726
Colin Norman
Nevada May Lose Nuclear Waste Funds, p. 1727
Eliot Marshall
Acid Aerosols Called Health Hazard, p. 1727
Marjorie Sun
Go-Ahead for Gene Sequencing Venture, p. 1728
D.D.
Cosmos Club Drops Ban on Women, p. 1728
G.B.
Mass Retirement in the Leadership of the Soviet Academy, p. 1728
D.D.
Senate Passes Genome Bill, p. 1728
L.R.


Research News
Drugs: Running the Numbers, pp. 1729-1731
Deborah M. Barnes
Zipping up DNA Binding Proteins, p. 1732
Jean L. Marx
Stress Proteins: Are Links in Disease, pp. 1732-1733
Roger Lewin
Einstein's Impossible Ring: Found, p. 1733
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Geophysics: The Slower Side of the Sciences, pp. 1734-1735
Richard A. Kerr


Random Samples, p. 1736
Gregory Byrne

Paleoceanography of Coral Reefs in the Hawaiian-Emperor Chain, pp. 1737-1743
Richard W. Grigg

Mixing in Stars, pp. 1743-1750
George Wallerstein

A Specific Amino Acid Binding Site Composed of RNA, pp. 1751-1758
Michael Yarus

The Leucine Zipper: A Hypothetical Structure Common to a New Class of DNA Binding Proteins, pp. 1759-1764
William H. Landschulz; Peter F. Johnson; Steven L. McKnight

Volume Information (10 pp.)


Reports
Spectrum Line Intensity as a Surrogate for Solar Irradiance Variations, pp. 1765-1767
W. C. Livingston; L. Wallace; O. R. White
Deuterium on Mars: The Abundance of HDO and the Value of D/H, pp. 1767-1770
Tobias Owen; Jean Pierre Maillard; Catherine De Bergh; Barry L. Lutz
Anomalous Upstream Retroflection in the Agulhas Current, pp. 1770-1772
J. R. E. Lutjeharms; R. C. Van Ballegooyen
Regeneration of Sensory Hair Cells after Acoustic Trauma, pp. 1772-1774
Jeffrey T. Corwin; Douglas A. Cotanche
Hair Cell Regeneration after Acoustic Trauma in Adult Coturnix Quail, pp. 1774-1776
Brenda M. Ryals; Edwin W. Rubel
A Point Mutation in the c-myc Locus of a Burkitt Lymphoma Abolishes Binding of a Nuclear Protein, pp. 1776-1780
Maria Zajac-Kaye; Edward P. Gelmann; David Levens
Restricted Lateral Diffusion of PH-20, a PI-Anchored Sperm Membrane Protein, pp. 1780-1782
Bonnie M. Phelps; Paul Primakoff; Dennis E. Koppel; Martin G. Low; Diana G. Myles
The α Subunit of the GTP Binding Protein Activates Muscarinic Potassium Channels of the Atrium, pp. 1782-1783
E. Cerbai; U. Klöckner; G. Isenberg
Astrocyte Mitogen Inhibitor Related to Epidermal Growth Factor Receptor, pp. 1784-1786
Manuel Nieto-Sampedro
Coevolution of Sender and Receiver: Effect on Local Mate Preference in Cricket Frogs, pp. 1786-1788
Michael J. Ryan; Walter Wilczynski
Production of Stable Rabbit-Mouse Hybridomas that Secrete Rabbit mAb of Defined Specificity, pp. 1788-1790
T. J. G. Raybould; Miyoko Takahashi
A New Specimen of Archaeopteryx, pp. 1790-1792
Peter Wellnhofer
Neuroregulatory and Neuropathological Actions of the Ether-Phospholipid Platelet-Activating Factor, pp. 1792-1794
Elizabeth Kornecki; Yigal H. Ehrlich


Technical Comments
Amplification of c-erbB-2 and Aggressive Human Breast Tumors?, pp. 1795-1796
Iqbal Unnisa Ali; Gregory Campbell; Rosette Lidereau; Robert Callahan
Amplification of c-erbB-2 and Aggressive Human Breast Tumors?: Response, pp. 1796-1798
Dennis J. Slamon; Gary M. Clark


Book Reviews
Concepts of Biology, pp. 1801-1802
Toward a New Philosophy of Biology
Ernst Mayr
Review author[s]: Francisco J. Ayala
A Global Brain Theory, pp. 1802-1803
Neural Darwinism
Gerald M. Edelman
Review author[s]: William H. Calvin
The Rise of Objectivism, pp. 1803-1804
Sociology and Scientism
Robert C. Bannister
Review author[s]: Barbara Laslett


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Front Matter (13 pp.)
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute, p. 9
Daniel E. Koshland


News & Comment
A War on Drugs with Real Troops?, pp. 13-15
Eliot Marshall
Post Office Nixes Germs by Mail, p. 15
William Booth
Japan's Human Frontiers Program Advances, pp. 16-17
David Dickson
U.S.--Japan Science Pact Signed, p. 17
Marjorie Sun
A Bitter Battle over Error (II), pp. 18-21
Barbara J. Culliton
USDA Grants Program Threatened, p. 21
Mark Crawford
Space Station: At the Brink, p. 22
Eliot Marshall; Mark Crawford
EPA Proposes State Action on Aldicarb, p. 22
Marjorie Sun


Research News
Report Urges Greenhouse Action Now, pp. 23-24
Richard A. Kerr
Blood-Forming Stem Cells Purified, pp. 24-25
Deborah M. Barnes
Near-Field Microscopes Beat the Wavelength Limit, pp. 25-26
Robert Pool
Pattern and Process in Extinctions, p. 26
Roger Lewin
Toward a Unified Theory of Cognition, pp. 27-29
M. Mitchell Waldrop


The Expert Witness in Psychology and Psychiatry, pp. 31-35
David Faust; Jay Ziskin

Gas-Phase Clusters: Spanning the States of Matter, pp. 36-42
A. W. Castleman; R. G. Keesee

The Protein Kinase Family: Conserved Features and Deduced Phylogeny of the Catalytic Domains, pp. 42-52
Steven K. Hanks; Anne Marie Quinn; Tony Hunter

Combinatorial Cassette Mutagenesis as a Probe of the Informational Content of Protein Sequences, pp. 53-57
John F. Reidhaar-Olson; Robert T. Sauer

Purification and Characterization of Mouse Hematopoietic Stem Cells, pp. 58-62
Gerald J. Spangrude; Shelly Heimfeld; Irving L. Weissman


Reports
New Evidence on the Size and Possible Effects of a Late Pliocene Oceanic Asteroid Impact, pp. 63-65
Frank T. Kyte; Lei Zhou; John T. Wasson
Velocity of Sound and Equations of State for Methanol and Ethanol in a Diamond-Anvil Cell, pp. 65-67
J. M. Brown; L. J. Slutsky; K. A. Nelson; L.-T. Cheng
Brownian Dynamics of Cytochrome c and Cytochrome c Peroxidase Association, pp. 67-70
Scott H. Northrup; Jeffrey O. Boles; John C. L. Reynolds
Tertiary Structure of Plant RuBisCo: Domains and their Contacts, pp. 71-74
Michael S. Chapman; Se Won Suh; Paul M. G. Curmi; Duilio Cascio; Ward W. Smith; David S. Eisenberg
Aminoacylation of Synthetic DNAs Corresponding to Escherichia coli Phenylalanine and Lysine tRNAs, pp. 74-79
Akbar S. Khan; Bruce A. Roe
Induction of Gene Amplification by Arsenic, pp. 79-81
Te-Chang Lee; Noriho Tanaka; Patricia W. Lamb; Tona M. Gilmer; J. Carl Barrett
Estrogen Binding, Receptor mRNA, and Biologic Response in Osteoblast-Like Osteosarcoma Cells, pp. 81-84
Barry S. Komm; Christopher M. Terpening; David J. Benz; Kimberlie A. Graeme; Alfred Gallegos; Murray Korc; Geoffrey L. Greene; Bert W. O'Malley; Mark R. Haussler
Evidence of Estrogen Receptors in Normal Human Osteoblast-Like Cells, pp. 84-86
Erik F. Eriksen; Douglas S. Colvard; Nicholas J. Berg; Mark L. Graham; Kenneth G. Mann; Thomas C. Spelsberg; B. Lawrence Riggs
Local Embryonic Matrices Determine Region-Specific Phenotypes in Neural Crest Cells, pp. 86-89
Roberto Perris; Ysander Von Boxberg; Jan Löfberg
Cellular Transcription Factors and Regulation of IL-2 Receptor Gene Expression by HTLV-I tax Gene Product, pp. 89-92
Steven Ruben; Harry Poteat; Tse-Hua Tan; Kyoshi Kawakami; Robert Roeder; William Haseltine; Craig A. Rosen
Role of the Gastropod Shell and Operculum in Inhibiting Predation by Fishes, pp. 92-94
Stephen F. Norton


Technical Comments
Testing for Periodicity of Extinction, pp. 94-96
David M. Raup; J. J. Sepkoski
Testing for Periodicity of Extinction: Response, pp. 96-99
Stephen M. Stigler; Melissa J. Wagner


AAAS News
AAAS and Apple Computer Initiate Project, pp. 100-101
Joan Wrather
Improved Member Subscription Services Coming, p. 101
Association Issues Annual Report, p. 101
Joseph G. Gavin, Jr., Joins Board of Directors, p. 101
Arctic Division to Meet in October, pp. 101-102
Chicago Site of Midwest R&D Meeting, p. 102
SWARM Division Meets in Wichita, p. 102
Obituaries, p. 102


Book Reviews
An Ancient Sacred Center, pp. 103-104
Ancient Chalcatzingo
David C. Grove
Review author[s]: Robert N. Zeitlin
Teratogenesis, pp. 104-105
Developmental Toxicology
John A. McLachlan; Robert M. Pratt; Clement L. Markert
Review author[s]: Lucy M. Anderson
Morphology and Function, p. 105
Axis and Circumference
Stephen A. Wainwright
Review author[s]: Paul W. Webb
Shattered Stars, pp. 105-106
Supernova Remnants and the Interstellar Medium
R. S. Roger; T. L. Landecker
Review author[s]: Paul Murdin


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Front Matter (19 pp.)
Influencing Congress: Ten Commandments, p. 141
Alvin W. Trivelpiece


Perspective
Structural Polymorphism in Transmembrane Channels, pp. 145+230
F. R. Salemme


Letters
Good Science, p. 147
Edwin L. Goldwasser
``The Bride is Too Beautiful'', p. 147
Samuel A. Corson
Opposition to Research Centers, p. 147
F. A. Cotton
Hunter-Gatherers and Humane Living, p. 149
Sol Tax
DOD Lab Quality, p. 149
Raymond E. Hinxman


Erratum: The Militarization of Physics., p. 149
Erratum: PC Software for Artificial Intelligence Applications., p. 149


News & Comment
Testing Urine for Drugs, pp. 150-152
Eliot Marshall
Superconductors: Is Japan Ahead?, pp. 152-153
Mark Crawford
Dispute over NIH Firing Heats up, p. 153
William Booth
Climate Turns Chilly for European Fusion Program, p. 154
David Dickson
Congress Reins in, Redirects SDI, p. 155
Colin Norman
Weapons Legacy: A $110-Billion Mess?, p. 155
Mark Crawford
Reintroducing a Political Animal, pp. 156-158
William Booth


Research News
Vietnam's Psychological Toll, pp. 159-161
Leslie Roberts
Health Workers and AIDS: Questions Persist, pp. 161-162
Deborah M. Barnes
Space Science Looks to the Future--Cautiously, pp. 162-163
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Turning down the Heat on Thin Films, pp. 163-164
Robert Pool
Food Scarcity Hones Competitive Edge, p. 165
Roger Lewin
Human Genome Goes International, p. 165
Leslie Roberts
Random Samples, p. 166
Gregory Byrne


Specification of Cerebral Cortical Areas, pp. 170-176
Pasko Rakic

Topographically Controlled Fronts in the Ocean and Their Biological Influence, pp. 177-181
Eric Wolanski; William M. Hamner

The Gramicidin Pore: Crystal Structure of a Cesium Complex, pp. 182-187
B. A. Wallace; K. Ravikumar

Three-Dimensional Structure at 0.86 Å of the Uncomplexed Form of the Transmembrane Ion Channel Peptide Gramicidin A, pp. 188-191
David A. Langs


Reports
On the Prediction of the El Niño of 1986-1987, pp. 192-196
T. Barnett; N. Graham; M. Cane; S. Zebiak; S. Dolan; J. O'Brien; D. Legler
Irregular Recurrence of Large Earthquakes along the San Andreas Fault: Evidence from Trees, pp. 196-199
Gordon C. Jacoby; Paul R. Sheppard; Kerry E. Sieh
Isolation and Characterization of a Novel Protein (X-ORF Product) from SIV and HIV-2, pp. 199-201
L. E. Henderson; R. C. Sowder; T. D Copeland; R. E. Benveniste; S. Oroszlan
Identification of a Putative Regulator of Early T Cell Activation Genes, pp. 202-205
Jeng-Pyng Shaw; Paul J. Utz; David B. Durand; J. Jay Toole; Elizabeth Ann Emmel; Gerald R. Crabtree
A Transcriptional Enhancer 3 of C β2 in the T Cell Receptor β Locus, pp. 205-208
Skye McDougall; Craig L. Peterson; Kathryn Calame
Cell-Autonomous Recognition of the Rust Pathogen Determines Rp1-Specified Resistance in Maize, pp. 208-210
Jeffrey L. Bennetzen; William E. Blevins; Albert H. Ellingboe
Behavioral Dissociation of Dishabituation, Sensitization, and Inhibition in Aplysia, pp. 210-213
Emilie A. Marcus; Thomas G. Nolen; Catharine H. Rankin; Thomas J. Carew
Poliovirus Host Range is Determined by a Short Amino Acid Sequence in Neutralization Antigenic Site I, pp. 213-215
Michael G. Murray; Jonathan Bradley; Xiao-Feng Yang; Eckard Wimmer; Eric G. Moss; Vincent R. Racaniello
Malondialdehyde-Altered Protein Occurs in Atheroma of Watanabe Heritable Hyperlipidemic Rabbits, pp. 215-218
Margaret E. Haberland; Dora Fong; Lorna Cheng
Inactivation of the Retinoblastoma Susceptibility Gene in Human Breast Cancers, pp. 218-221
Eva Y.-H. P. Lee; Hoang To; Jin-Yuh Shew; Robert Bookstein; Peter Scully; Wen-Hwa Lee
Isoform-Specific Modulation of Na + ,K + -ATPase α-Subunit Gene Expression in Hypertension, pp. 221-223
Victoria L. M. Herrera; Aram V. Chobanian; Nelson Ruiz-Opazo
Amyloid β Protein Precursor is Possibly a Heparan Sulfate Proteoglycan Core Protein, pp. 223-226
David Schubert; Rolly Schroeder; Monique LaCorbiere; Tsunao Saitoh; Greg Cole
Yeast KEX2 Endopeptidase Correctly Cleaves a Neuroendocrine Prohormone in Mammalian Cells, pp. 226-230
Gary Thomas; Barbara A. Thorne; Laurel Thomas; Richard G. Allen; Dennis E. Hruby; Robert Fuller; Jeremy Thorner


Book Reviews
Workers at the Bottom, pp. 232-233
Caring by the Hour
Karen Brodkin Sacks
Review author[s]: Evelyn Nakano Glenn
Participants in Anthropology, p. 233
Women Anthropologists
Ute Gacs; Aisha Khan; Jerrie McIntire; Ruth Weinberg
Review author[s]: Joan Mark
Sedimentary Studies, pp. 233-234
Desertnary Sediments
L. E. Frostick; I. Reid
Review author[s]: Nicholas Lancaster
Biomolecular Processes, pp. 234-235
Dynamics of Proteins and Nucleic Acids
J. Andrew McCammon; Stephen C. Harvey
Review author[s]: Ronald M. Levy
Neurophysiology, pp. 235-236
Long-Term Potentiation
Philip W. Landfield; Sam A. Deadwyler
Review author[s]: B. E. Alger


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Front Matter (19 pp.)
Economic Arteriosclerosis and Competitiveness, p. 273
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Psychoanalysis, p. 275
Edward L. White
Adrenal Medulla Grafts in Animals, p. 275
William J. Freed
Federal Budget, p. 275
Timothy B. Lynch
Crisis in Systematics, pp. 275-276
Robert J. O'Hara; David R. Maddison; Peter F. Stevens
Mesoamerica, not the New World, p. 276
Kent V. Flannery


News & Comment
Politics of the Heart, p. 283
Barbara J. Culliton
Japan Prodded on the Environment, p. 284
Marjorie Sun
Biotechnology Investment Lags, p. 284
Mark Crawford
Perestroika and Détente Boost IIASA's Prospects, pp. 285-286
David Dickson
Panel Completes Interviews in ``Baltimore Case'', p. 286
B.J.C.
A Bleak Portrait of Soviet Science, p. 287
David Dickson
Becker to Retain NIH Research Post, p. 287
William Booth
Debate Warming up on Legal Migration Policy, pp. 288-290
Constance Holden


Research News
A Lopsided Look at Evolution, pp. 291-293
Roger Lewin
Eye Cancer Gene Linked to New Malignancies, pp. 293-294
Jean L. Marx
Molecular Photography with an X-ray Flash, p. 295
Robert Pool
Soar: A Unified Theory of Cognition?, pp. 296-298
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Economic Competitiveness
U.S. Competitiveness: Beyond the Trade Deficit, pp. 299-307
George N. Hatsopoulos; Paul R. Krugman; Lawrence H. Summers
Components of Competitiveness, pp. 308-313
Lawrence R. Klein
Technology and Competitiveness: A Key to the Economic Future of the United States, pp. 313-316
John A. Young


The RAD9 Gene Controls the Cell Cycle Response to DNA Damage in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, pp. 317-322
Ted A. Weinert; Leland H. Hartwell

Helical Repeat and Linking Number of Surface-Wrapped DNA, pp. 323-327
James H. White; Nicholas R. Cozzarelli; William R. Bauer


Reports
Estimate of Electromagnetic Quantities in Space from Ground Magnetic Records, pp. 328-330
Y. Kamide
Diffusion of Small Solutes in Polymer-Containing Solutions, pp. 330-332
Kit L. Yam; Donald K. Anderson; Robert E. Buxbaum
Design of a Monomeric Arsinogallane and Chemical Conversion to Gallium Arsenide, pp. 332-334
Erin K. Byrne; Laszlo Parkanyi; Klaus H. Theopold
Congenital Poisoning by Polychlorinated Biphenyls and their Contaminants in Taiwan, pp. 334-336
Walter J. Rogan; Beth C. Gladen; Kun-Long Hung; Shin-Lan Koong; Ling-Yu Shih; James S. Taylor; Ying-Chin Wu; Dorothy Yang; N. Beth Ragan; Chen-Chin Hsu
Molecular Cloning of Odorant-Binding Protein: Member of a Ligand Carrier Family, pp. 336-339
Jonathan Pevsner; Randall R. Reed; Paul G. Feinstein; Solomon H. Snyder
GABA A -Receptor Function in Hippocampal Cells is Maintained by Phosphorylation Factors, pp. 339-341
Armin Stelzer; Alan R. Kay; Robert K. S. Wong
Vasopressin mRNA in the Suprachiasmatic Nuclei: Daily Regulation of Polyadenylate Tail Length, pp. 342-344
Bruce G. Robinson; David M. Frim; William J. Schwartz; Joseph A. Majzoub
Long Lives for Homozygous Trembler Mutant Mice despite Virtual Absence of Peripheral Nerve Myelin, pp. 344-346
Earl Webb Henry; Richard L. Sidman
Naturally Occurring Auxin Transport Regulators, pp. 346-349
Mark Jacobs; Philip H. Rubery
Negative Regulation by Glucocorticoids through Interference with a cAMP Responsive Enhancer, pp. 350-353
Ingrid E. Akerblom; Emily P. Slater; Miguel Beato; John D. Baxter; Pamela L. Mellon
Abnormalities in Structure and Expression of the Human Retinoblastoma Gene in SCLC, pp. 353-357
J. William Harbour; Shinn-Liang Lai; Jacqueline Whang-Peng; Adi F. Gazdar; John D. Minna; Frederic J. Kaye
Type-Restricted Neutralization of Molecular Clones of Human Immunodeficiency Virus, pp. 357-359
David J. Looney; Amanda G. Fisher; Scott D. Putney; James R. Rusche; Robert R. Redfield; Donald S. Burke; Robert C. Gallo; F. Wong-Staal
Acoustical Detection of High-Density Krill Demersal Layers in the Submarine Canyons off Georges Bank, pp. 359-361
C. H. Greene; P. H. Wiebe; J. Burczynski; M. J. Youngbluth


Book Reviews
Nuclear Safeguards, p. 363
The International Atomic Energy Agency and World Nuclear Order
Lawrence Scheinman
Review author[s]: Ben Sanders
Darwin's Early Thoughts, pp. 363-365
Charles Darwin's Notebooks, 1836-1844
Paul H. Barrett; Peter J. Gautrey; Sandra Herbert; David Kohn; Sydney Smith
Review author[s]: William Montgomery
The Work of Spemann, pp. 365-366
The Heritage of Experimental Embryology
Viktor Hamburger
Review author[s]: Jan A. Witkowski
Volcanic Rocks, pp. 366-367
Mantle Xenoliths
Peter H. Nixon
Review author[s]: John W. Shervais


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Front Matter (16 pp.)
Space Science: Past and Future, p. 397
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
AIDS Risk, p. 399
V. De Gruttola; S. W. Lagakos
Viviparity and Testability, p. 399
Daniel G. Blackburn
Military Funding of Biological Research, p. 399
Karin Wisiol
Longevity and Gender, pp. 399-400
Donald S. McLaren
Dolphin Research, p. 400
Barbara Smuts
Is Science ``Gender-Blind''?, p. 400
Bernadine J. Wisnieski
Is Science ``Gender-Blind''?: Response, p. 400
Daniel E. Koshland


News & Comment
IVF Research Moratorium to End?, pp. 405-406
Colin Norman
West Germany Moving to Make IVF Research a Crime, p. 406
Don Kirk
Unbelievable Results Spark a Controversy, p. 407
Robert Pool
Germany Boosts Research Funds, p. 408
Don Kirk
Math Education: A Mixed Picture, pp. 408-409
Colin Norman
Reagan Awards Science, Technology Medals, p. 410
There's (Plastic) Gold in Them Thar Landfills, pp. 411-412
Mark Crawford


Research News
California's Quakes Forecasted, pp. 413-414
Richard A. Kerr
The Biological Tangle of Drug Addiction, pp. 415-417
Deborah M. Barnes
Seeing All there is to See in the Universe, pp. 418-419
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Human Gene Therapy Test, p. 419
Leslie Roberts
Random Samples, p. 420
Gregory Byrne


Building Black Holes: Supercomputer Cinema, pp. 421-425
Stuart L. Shapiro; Saul A. Teukolsky

Development and Testing of AIDS Vaccines, pp. 426-432
Wayne C. Koff; Daniel F. Hoth

Numerical Evidence that the Motion of Pluto is Chaotic, pp. 433-437
Gerald Jay Sussman; Jack Wisdom


Reports
Ultraviolet Radiation Levels during the Antarctic Spring, pp. 438-440
John E. Frederick; Hilary E. Snell
The Position of the Gulf Stream during Quaternary Glaciations, pp. 440-442
T. Keffer; D. G. Martinson; B. H. Corliss
Direct Measurement of O 2 -Depleted Microzones in Marine Oscillatoria: Relation to N 2 Fixation, pp. 442-445
Hans W. Paerl; Brad M. Bebout
Translation in Mammalian Cells of a Gene Linked to the Poliovirus 5 Noncoding Region, pp. 445-448
Didier Trono; Jerry Pelletier; Nahum Sonenberg; David Baltimore
Carboxyl Terminal Domain of G Specifies Coupling of Receptors to Stimulation of Adenylyl Cyclase, pp. 448-451
Susan B. Masters; Kathleen A. Sullivan; R. Tyler Miller; Barry Beiderman; Ninfa G. Lopez; J. Ramachandran; Henry R. Bourne
Viroid-Induced Phosphorylation of a Host Protein Related to a dsRNA-Dependent Protein Kinase, pp. 451-453
H. J. Hiddinga; C. Jessen Crum; Jie Hu; D. A. Roth
Fish Oils Inhibit Endothelial Cell Production of Platelet-Derived Growth Factor-Like Protein, pp. 453-456
Paul L. Fox; Paul E. DiCorleto
Site-Specific Oligonucleotide Binding Represses Transcription of the Human c-myc Gene in vitro, pp. 456-459
Michael Cooney; Graznya Czernuszewicz; Edith H. Postel; S. Jane Flint; Michael E. Hogan
Large Microtubule-Associated Protein of T. brucei Has Tandemly Repeated, Near-Identical Sequences, pp. 459-462
Andre Schneider; Andrew Hemphill; Toni Wyler; Thomas Seebeck
Nonoxidative Glucose Consumption during Focal Physiologic Neural Activity, pp. 462-464
Peter T. Fox; Marcus E. Raichle; Mark A. Mintun; Carmen Dence
Fertilization Events Induced by Neurotransmitters after Injection of mRNA in Xenopus Eggs, pp. 464-467
Douglas Kline; Luciana Simoncini; Gail Mandel; Robert A. Maue; Raymond T. Kado; Laurinda A. Jaffe
RH 5849, a Nonsteroidal Ecdysone Agonist: Effects on a Drosophila Cell Line, pp. 467-469
Keith D. Wing
RH 5849, a Nonsteroidal Ecdysone Agonist: Effects on Larval Lepidoptera, pp. 470-472
Keith D. Wing; Richard A. Slawecki; Glenn R. Carlson


Technical Comments
Absence of a Blood-Brain Barrier within Transplanted Brain Tissue?, p. 473
Richard D. Broadwell
Absence of a Blood-Brain Barrier within Transplanted Brain Tissue?: Response, pp. 473-474
Jeffrey M. Rosenstein
Model of Huntington's Disease, pp. 474-475
Stephen W. Davies; Peter J. Roberts
Model of Huntington's Disease: Response, p. 475
M. Flint Beal; Neil W. Kowall; Kenton J. Swartz; Robert J. Ferrante; Joseph B. Martin


Book Reviews
Issues of Evolution, p. 475
Genetics, Paleontology, and Macroevolution
Jeffrey Levinton
Review author[s]: Allan Larson
The Nursing Profession, pp. 476-478
Ordered To Care
Susan M. Reverby
Review author[s]: Jane Pacht Brickman
Intrapopulation Differences, p. 478
Population Ecology of Individuals
Adam Łomnicki
Review author[s]: David B. Mertz
Quaternary Adjustments, pp. 478-479
North America and Adjacent Oceans during the Last Deglaciation
W. F. Ruddiman; H. E. Wright
Review author[s]: William R. Farrand


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Front Matter (9 pp.)
The Science Vote in Iowa, p. 513
Alvin W. Trivelpiece


Policy Forum
HIV is not the Cause of AIDS, pp. 514+517
Peter Duesberg
HIV Causes AIDS, pp. 515-516
W. Blattner; R. C. Gallo; H. M. Temin


Letters
Large Females, Small Males, p. 518
R. T. Moore
Brain Implants and Behavioral Changes, p. 518
Burton L. Wise
Chemical Lab Wastes, p. 518
John Russo
The National Aerospace Plane, p. 518
Gordon R. Woodcock
Mitochondria in Sperm, p. 518
Kevin C. Carney
Mitochondria in Sperm: Response, p. 518
Jean L. Marx


Association Affairs
Richard C. Atkinson: President-Elect of AAAS, pp. 519-520
William J. McGill


News & Comment
Crisis in AID Malaria Network, pp. 521-523
Eliot Marshall
East European Scientific Cooperation Seen Lagging, p. 524
David Dickson
Harvard Tackles the Rush to Publication, p. 525
Barbara J. Culliton
DOE Pushes Case for New Defense Reactors, pp. 526-528
Mark Crawford
Sagdeev to Step down, p. 528
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Research News
Conservationists in Panda-monium, pp. 529-531
Leslie Roberts
Comets were a Clerical Error, p. 532
Richard A. Kerr
New Ways to Chill Earth, pp. 532-533
Richard A. Kerr
Another Glitch for AIDS Vaccines?, pp. 533-534
Deborah M. Barnes
Progress in Predicting Breast Cancer Relapses, p. 535
Jean L. Marx


The Discovery of Crown Ethers, pp. 536-540
Charles J. Pedersen

Social Relationships and Health, pp. 540-545
James S. House; Karl R. Landis; Debra Umberson

The Coupling of Neurotransmitter Receptors to Ion Channels in the Brain, pp. 545-551
Roger A. Nicoll

Parallel Stranded DNA, pp. 551-557
Johan H. Van De Sande; Niels B. Ramsing; Markus W. Germann; Wim Elhorst; Bernd W. Kalisch; Eberhard V. Kitzing; Richard T. Pon; Robert C. Clegg; Thomas M. Jovin

Molecular Characterization of a Functional cDNA Encoding the Serotonin 1c Receptor, pp. 558-564
David Julius; Amy B. MacDermott; Richard Axel; Thomas M. Jessell


Reports
High Temperatures in the Early Solar Nebula, pp. 565-567
Alan P. Boss
A Tsunami Deposit at the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary in Texas, pp. 567-570
Joanne Bourgeois; Thor A. Hansen; Patricia L. Wiberg; Erle G. Kauffman
DNAs of the Two Mating-Type Alleles of Neurospora crassa are Highly Dissimilar, pp. 570-573
N. Louise Glass; Steven J. Vollmer; Chuck Staben; Jeff Grotelueschen; Robert L. Metzenberg; Charles Yanofsky
HIV-1--Infected T Cells Show a Selective Signaling Defect after Perturbation of CD3/Antigen Receptor, pp. 573-576
Gerald P. Linette; Robert J. Hartzman; Jeffrey A. Ledbetter; Carl H. June
Cloning of a Lymphoid-Specific cDNA Encoding a Protein Binding the Regulatory Octamer DNA Motif, pp. 577-580
Louis M. Staudt; Roger G. Clerc; Harinder Singh; Jonathan H. LeBowitz; Phillip A. Sharp; David Baltimore
Chemotransduction in the Carotid Body: K + Current Modulated by Po 2 in Type I Chemoreceptor Cells, pp. 580-582
José López-Barneo; José R. López-López; Juán Ureña; Constancio González
Selective Activation of Transcription by a Novel CCAAT Binding Factor, pp. 582-585
Sankar N. Maity; Paul T. Golumbek; Gerard Karsenty; Benoit De Crombrugghe
cDNA Expression Cloning of the IL-1 Receptor, a Member of the Immunoglobulin Superfamily, pp. 585-589
John E. Sims; Carl J. March; David Cosman; Michael B. Widmer; H. Robson MacDonald; Catherine J. McMahan; Catherine E. Grubin; Janis M. Wignall; Jana L. Jackson; Susan M. Call; Della Friend; Alan R. Alpert; Steven Gillis; David L. Urdal; Steven K. Dower
Intervacuole Exchange in the Yeast Zygote: A New Pathway in Organelle Communication, pp. 589-591
Lois S. Weisman; William Wickner
Low Plasma Cholesterol Levels Caused by a Short Deletion in the Apolipoprotein B Gene, pp. 591-593
Stephen G. Young; Susan T. Northey; Brian J. McCarthy
Conversion of Normal Behavior to Shiverer by Myelin Basic Protein Antisense cDNA in Transgenic Mice, pp. 593-595
Motoya Katsuki; Masahiro Sato; Minoru Kimura; Minesuke Yokoyama; Kimio Kobayashi; Tatsuji Nomura


Technical Comments
Sea Level History, p. 596
Nicholas Christie-Blick; Gregory S. Mountain; Kenneth G. Miller
Sea Level History: Response, pp. 596-599
Bilal U. Haq; Peter R. Vail; Jan Hardenbol; J. C. Van Wagoner; R. K. Matthews
Sea Level History: Response, pp. 599-601
Peter R. Vail; Bilal U. Haq; F. M. Gradstein; F. P. Agterberg; M.-P. Aubry; W. A. Berggren; J. J. Flynn; R. Hewitt; D. V. Kent; K. D. Klitgord; K. G. Miller; J. Obradovitch; J. G. Ogg; D. R. Prothero; G. E. G. Westerman
Sea Level History: Response, pp. 601-602
Bilal U. Haq; Jan Hardenbol; Peter R. Vail


Book Reviews
A Sociolegal Problem, pp. 603-604
Social Control of the Drinking Driver
Michael D. Laurence; John R. Snortum; Franklin E. Zimring
Review author[s]: Philip J. Cook
The Construction of Voids, pp. 604-605
Innovation and the Rise of the Tunnelling Industry
Graham West
Review author[s]: Donald C. Jackson
Primate Sociobiology, p. 605
Primate Social Systems
Robin I. M. Dunbar
Review author[s]: Robert S. O. Harding
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 605-606
A History of Neurophysiology in the 19th Century
Mary A. B. Brazier
Evolution and Coadaptation in Biotic Communities
Shoichi Kawano; Joseph H. Connell; Toshikata Hidaka
Lattice Defects in Ice Crystals
Akira Hagashi
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (19 pp.)
The Price of Progress, p. 637
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Biological Systems, p. 639
David Spector
Support for Systematics, p. 639
James H. Oliver
Product Liability, p. 639
Warren J. Samuels
Howard Hughes Institute, pp. 639-640
Aaron M. Ellison; Paul Grobstein


News & Comment
New Rockets? No Hurry, OTA Says, pp. 647-648
Eliot Marshall
War Breaks out over Drug Research Agency, pp. 648-650
William Booth
Biologists Eschew Weapons Research, p. 650
Colin Norman
Surgeon General Takes Aim at Saturated Fats, p. 651
Colin Norman
Law Weakens Tenure, University Autonomy, pp. 652-653
David Dickson
Court Rules Cells are the Patient's Property, pp. 653-654
Mark Crawford
Britain Slashes Fast Reactor Program, p. 654
David Dickson
New Head for CNRS, p. 654
D.D.
Journalistic Credit, p. 654
D.D.


Research News
Superconductor Credits Bypass Alabama, pp. 655-657
Robert Pool
More Squabbling over Unbelievable Result, p. 658
Robert Pool
Bringing Chinese Dragons to the Western World, pp. 659-660
William Booth
Random Samples, pp. 660-661
Gregory Byrne
Tracking Variation in the AIDS Virus Family, p. 662
Jean L. Marx


Flood Basalt Volcanism during the Past 250 Million Years, pp. 663-668
Michael R. Rampino; Richard B. Stothers

Escherichia coli Aspartate Transcarbamylase: The Relation between Structure and Function, pp. 669-674
Evan R. Kantrowitz; William N. Lipscomb

Discovery of Sodium and Potassium Vapor in the Atmosphere of the Moon, pp. 675-680
A. E. Potter; T. H. Morgan

Antisense RNA Directed against the 3 Noncoding Region Prevents Dormant mRNA Activation in Mouse Oocytes, pp. 680-684
Sidney Strickland; Joaquin Huarte; Dominique Belin; Anne Vassalli; Richard J. Rickles; Jean-Dominique Vassalli


Reports
Curvature and Propagation Velocity of Chemical Waves, pp. 685-687
Petra Foerster; Stefan C. Müller; Benno Hess
July Temperatures in Europe from Pollen Data, 6000 Years before Present, pp. 687-690
Brian Huntley; I. Colin Prentice
The Titan -1:0 Nodal Bending Wave in Saturn's Ring C, pp. 690-694
Paul A. Rosen; Jack J. Lissauer
Role of the Glutathione Redox Cycle in Acquired and de Novo Multidrug Resistance, pp. 694-697
Robert A. Kramer; Jehane Zakher; George Kim
Conversion of a PI-Anchored Protein to an Integral Membrane Protein by a Single Amino Acid Mutation, pp. 697-699
Gerald L. Waneck; Monica E. Stein; Richard A. Flavell
Alpha-2-Antiplasmin: A Serpin with Two Separate but Overlapping Reactive Sites, pp. 699-700
J. Potempa; B.-H. Shieh; J. Travis
Quinoxalinediones: Potent Competitive Non-NMDA Glutamate Receptor Antagonists, pp. 701-703
Tage Honoré; Steve N. Davies; Jørgen Drejer; Elizabeth J. Fletcher; Poul Jacobsen; David Lodge; Flemming E. Nielsen
An E. coli Promoter that Regulates Transcription by DNA Superhelix-Induced Cruciform Extrusion, pp. 703-705
Marshall S. Z. Horwitz; Lawrence A. Loeb
Breast Cancer-Associated pS2 Protein: Synthesis and Secretion by Normal Stomach Mucosa, pp. 705-708
M. C. Rio; J. P. Bellocq; J. Y. Daniel; C. Tomasetto; R. Lathe; M. P. Chenard; A. Batzenschlager; P. Chambon
Wound Macrophages Express TGF-α and Other Growth Factors in vivo: Analysis by mRNA Phenotyping, pp. 708-712
Daniel A. Rappolee; David Mark; Michael J. Banda; Zena Werb
Synthetic CD4 Peptide Derivatives that Inhibit HIV Infection and Cytopathicity, pp. 712-716
Jeffrey D. Lifson; Kou M. Hwang; Peter L. Nara; Blair Fraser; Mary Padgett; Nancy M. Dunlop; Lee E. Eiden


Technical Comments
Is the Air in Amber Ancient?, pp. 717-721
Harold B. Hopfenberg; Leonore C. Witchey; George O. Poinar; Curt W. Beck; Keith E. Chave; Stephen V. Smith; Y. Horibe; H. Craig
Is the Air in Amber Ancient?: Response, pp. 721-724
Gary P. Landis; Robert A Berner


AAAS News
AAAS Mass Media Fellows are at it Again, p. 725
Susan L. Sauer
Oregon Hosts Pacific Division, pp. 725-726
Read All about it!, p. 726
Joint U.S.--Hungarian Seminar on Biotechnology, p. 726
Third Annual Arms Control Colloquium Set for October, pp. 726-727
EPA Fellows Pursuing Range of Research, p. 727
AAAS Travelers, p. 727
Obituaries, p. 727


Book Reviews
Science and Nazism, pp. 730-731
Murderous Science
Benno Müller-Hill
Review author[s]: Robert N. Proctor
The Party of John Muir, p. 731
Pacific Visions
Michael L. Smith
Review author[s]: Donald Worster
Plasma Physics, p. 732
Principles of Plasma Diagnostics
I. H. Hutchinson
Review author[s]: Kenneth M. Young
Dynamism and Invariance, pp. 732-733
Symmetries, Asymmetries, and the World of Particles
T. D. Lee
Thirty Years since Parity Nonconservation
Robert Novick
Review author[s]: Sam Treiman
Piaget under Scrutiny, p. 733
Piaget's Construction of the Child's Reality
Susan Sugarman
Review author[s]: Valerie F. Reyna; Charles J. Brainerd


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Front Matter (19 pp.)
Regularizing ``Pork'', p. 769
M. Granger Morgan


Letters
Modern Human Origins, pp. 772-773
M. H. Wolpoff; J. N. Spuhler; F. H. Smith; J. Radovcic; G. Pope; D. W. Frayer; R. Eckhardt; G. Clark
Modern Human Origins: Response, pp. 773-774
Chris Stringer; Peter Andrews


Erratum: [Width of the Shell Shown on the Cover of the 1 July Issue.], p. 774


News & Comment
Chimps and Research: Endangered?, pp. 777-778
William Booth
AIDS Report Draws Tepid Response, p. 778
William Booth
Reformers Seek Broader Military Role in Economy, pp. 779-781
Daniel Charles
Soviet Biotechnology Meets Glasnost, p. 781
Marjorie Sun
ADAMHA Still Seeking to Consolidate its Identity, pp. 782-783
Constance Holden
Senate Spares USDA Grants, p. 784
Mark Crawford
DOE Asks for Two Weapons Reactors, p. 784
Mark Crawford
Human Frontier, p. 784
M.S.


Research News
Ozone Hole Bodes Ill for the Globe, pp. 785-786
Richard A. Kerr
Seeing Chaos in a Simple System, pp. 787-788
Robert Pool
Study Raises Estimate of Vietnam War Stress, p. 788
Leslie Roberts
Was Newton Wrong?, pp. 789-790
Robert Pool
Secrets of an Unremarkable Star, p. 790
M. Mitchell Waldrop


The Deficit is not a Well-Defined Measure of Fiscal Policy, pp. 791-795
Laurence J. Kotlikoff

Forces between Surfaces in Liquids, pp. 795-800
Jacob N. Israelachvili; Patricia M. McGuiggan

From Epinephrine to Cyclic AMP, pp. 800-806
Alexander Levitzki

Phase Determination by Multiple-Wavelength X-ray Diffraction: Crystal Structure of a Basic ``Blue'' Copper Protein from Cucumbers, pp. 806-811
J. Mitchell Guss; Ethan A. Merritt; R. Paul Phizackerley; Britt Hedman; Mitsuo Murata; Keith O. Hodgson; Hans C. Freeman

Signal Transduction and Transcriptional Regulation by Glucocorticoid Receptor--LexA Fusion Proteins, pp. 812-816
Paul J. Godowski; Didier Picard; Keith R. Yamamoto


Reports
A Molecular Shift Register Based on Electron Transfer, pp. 817-820
J. J. Hopfield; José Nelson Onuchic; David N. Beratan
Simulation of Eolian Saltation, pp. 820-823
Robert S. Anderson; Peter K. Haff
Relaxation of Isolated Ventricular Cardiomyocytes by a Voltage-Dependent Process, pp. 823-825
John H. B. Bridge; Kenneth W. Spitzer; Philip R. Ershler
Cloning and Expression of the Human Interleukin-6 (BSF-2/IFNβ 2) Receptor, pp. 825-828
Katsuhiko Yamasaki; Tetsuya Taga; Yuuichi Hirata; Hideo Yawata; Yoshikazu Kawanishi; Brian Seed; Tadatsugu Taniguchi; Toshio Hirano; Tadamitsu Kishimoto
A Monoclonal Antibody to the α Subunit of G k Blocks Muscarinic Activation of Atrial K + Channels, pp. 828-831
Atsuko Yatani; Heidi Hamm; Juan Codina; Maria R. Mazzoni; Lutz Birnbaumer; Arthur M. Brown
Site of G Protein Binding to Rhodopsin Mapped with Synthetic Peptides from the α Subunit, pp. 832-835
Heidi E. Hamm; Dusanka Deretic; Anatol Arendt; Paul A. Hargrave; Bernd Koenig; Klaus P. Hofmann
Requirement for Glycine in Activation of NMDA-Receptors Expressed in Xenopus Oocytes, pp. 835-837
Nancy W. Kleckner; Raymond Dingledine
Legless, a Novel Mutation Found in PHT1-1 Transgenic Mice, pp. 837-839
John D. McNeish; William J. Scott; S. Steven Potter
Two Anonymous DNA Segments Distinguish the Wilms' Tumor and Aniridia Loci, pp. 840-842
Lisa M. Davis; Richard Stallard; George H. Thomas; Philippe Couillin; Claudine Junien; Norma J. Nowak; Thomas B. Shows
Inactivation and Block of Calcium Channels by Photo-Released Ca 2+ in Dorsal Root Ganglion Neurons, pp. 842-844
Martin Morad; Noel W. Davies; Jack H. Kaplan; H. Dieter Lux


Technical Comments
Expression of Transducin in Retinal Rod Photoreceptor Outer Segments, pp. 845-846
Dorothy J. Roof; Cynthia A. Heth
Expression of Transducin in Retinal Rod Photoreceptor Outer Segments: Response, pp. 846-847
Mark R. Brann


Book Reviews
Collaborations, p. 852
Academic Scientists and the Pharmaceutical Industry
John P. Swann
Review author[s]: Daniel P. Jones
Immunological Networks, pp. 852-853
Anti-Idiotypes, Receptors, and Molecular Mimicry
D. Scott Linthicum; Nadir R. Farid
Review author[s]: Eli Sercarz
Plant Interactions, pp. 853-855
Plant Strategies and the Dynamics and Structure of Plant Communities
David Tilman
Review author[s]: Christopher B. Field
The Fradkin School, p. 855
Quantum Field Theory and Quantum Statistics
I. A. Batalin; C. J. Isham; G. A. Vilkovisky
Review author[s]: B. L. Hu
Some Other Books of Interest, p. 856
Geology of the Henry Mountains, Utah, as Recorded in the Notebooks of G. K. Gilbert, 1875-76
Charles B. Hunt
Great American Bridges and Dams
Donald C. Jackson
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (24 pp.)
High-Tech Materials Processing, p. 885
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Animal Research, p. 888
Donald J. Barnes
The LiMB Database, p. 888
Christian Burks; John R. Lawton; George I. Bell
Marijuana Test: No Ibuprofen Interference, p. 888
Jay Gorsky


Erratum: Human Gene Therapy Test., p. 888
Erratum: A Molecular Basis for MHC Class II-Associated Autoimmunity., p. 888


News & Comment
Mystery Disease Strikes Europe's Seals, pp. 893-895
David Dickson
Artificial Insemination Report Prompts Call for Regulation, p. 895
Gregory Byrne
Nonprofits Could Face a Taxing Time, pp. 896-897
John Walsh
NSF and Antarctic Wastes, p. 897
Marjorie Sun
Setting Research Goals not Enough, Says OECD, p. 898
David Dickson
Funds Voted for NSF, NASA, p. 899
Mark Crawford
DeVita is Leaving Cancer Institute for Sloan-Kettering, p. 899
B.J.C.
Decision on Gene Test Deferred, p. 899
Leslie Roberts


Research News
Solar Cells Turn 30, pp. 900-901
Robert Pool
Heads up! Sunspots are Dragging down Satellites, p. 902
Richard A. Kerr
Sexual Responses Are--Almost--All in the Brain, pp. 903-904
Jean L. Marx
The Farthest Galaxies: A New Champion, p. 905
M. Mitchell Waldrop
New Targets for Human Gene Therapy, p. 906
Leslie Roberts
Random Samples, p. 907
Gregory Byrne


Materials Processing
Low-Pressure, Metastable Growth of Diamond and ``Diamondlike'' Phases, pp. 913-921
John C. Angus; Cliff C. Hayman
Processing Techniques for the 93 K Superconductor Ba 2 YCu 3 O 7, pp. 922-930
D. W. Murphy; D. W. Johnson; S. Jin; R. E. Howard
Synthesis of Buried Oxide and Silicide Layers with Ion Beams, pp. 930-935
Alice E. White; K. T. Short
Future Beam-Controlled Processing Technologies for Microelectronics, pp. 936-944
Dieter P. Kern; Thomas F. Kuech; Modest M. Oprysko; Al Wagner; Dean E. Eastman


A New Laboratory Source of Ozone and its Potential Atmospheric Implications, pp. 945-950
T. G. Slanger; L. E. Jusinski; G. Black; G. E. Gadd


Reports
Enhancement of Symbiotic Dinitrogen Fixation by a Toxin-Releasing Plant Pathogen, pp. 951-954
Thomas J. Knight; Pat J. Langston-Unkefer
The Incommensurate Modulation of the 2212 Bi-Sr-Ca-Cu-O Superconductor, pp. 954-956
Yan Gao; Peter Lee; Philip Coppens; M. A. Subramanian; A. W. Sleight
Neutron Imaging of Laser Fusion Targets, pp. 956-958
D. Ress; R. A. Lerche; R. J. Ellis; S. M. Lane; K. A. Nugent
Chromosomal Gene Transfer in Spiroplasma citri, pp. 959-961
Gerard Barroso; Jacques Labarère
Concerted Nonsyntenic Allelic Loss in Human Colorectal Carcinoma, pp. 961-965
David J. Law; Sylviane Olschwang; Jean-Philippe Monpezat; Danielle Lefrançois; David Jagelman; Nicholas J. Petrelli; Gilles Thomas; Andrew P. Feinberg
Mammalian Glucocorticoid Receptor Derivatives Enhance Transcription in Yeast, pp. 965-967
Mark Schena; Keith R. Yamamoto
Antiphosphotyrosine Recovery of Phospholipase C Activity after EGF Treatment of A-431 Cells, pp. 968-970
Matthew I. Wahl; Thomas O. Daniel; Graham Carpenter
Autoregulation of Enzymes by Pseudosubstrate Prototopes: Myosin Light Chain Kinase, pp. 970-973
Richard B. Pearson; Richard E. H. Wettenhall; Anthony R. Means; David J. Hartshorne; Bruce E. Kemp
Beta-N-Methylamino-L-Alanine Neurotoxicity: Requirement for Bicarbonate as a Cofactor, pp. 973-975
John H. Weiss; Dennis W. Choi
Characterization of a Helical Protein Designed from First Principles, pp. 976-978
Lynne Regan; William F. DeGrado
Coordinate Hormonal and Synaptic Regulation of Vasopressin Messenger RNA, pp. 978-981
Frank Baldino; Teresa M. O'Kane; Sandra Fitzpatrick-McElligott; Betty Wolfson
NMDA Receptor Losses in Putamen from Patients with Huntington's Disease, pp. 981-983
Anne B. Young; J. Timothy Greenamyre; Zane Hollingsworth; Roger Albin; Constance D'Amato; Ira Shoulson; John B. Penney


Book Reviews
Nuclear-Weapon Decisions, pp. 988-989
Nuclear Non-Proliferation
John Simpson
Without the Bomb
Mitchell Reiss
Review author[s]: Rodney W. Jones
Academic Trials, pp. 989-990
Cold War on Campus
Lionel S. Lewis
Review author[s]: Robert Griffith
Radon Reduction, p. 990
Radon and Its Decay Products in Indoor Air
William W. Nazaroff; Anthony V. Nero
Review author[s]: R. S. Eaton
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 990-991
Neutral Models in Biology
Matthew H. Nitecki; Antoni Hoffman
Ontogeny and Systematics
C. J. Humphries
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (14 pp.)
Science and Technology Awards, p. 1025
Alvin W. Trivelpiece


Letters
Global Warning, pp. 1027-1028
J. A. Laurmann; Bill Keepin; Gregory Kats; Arnold I. Finklin
Benveniste on Nature Investigation, p. 1028
Jacques Benveniste
HHS Policy on in vitro Fertilization, p. 1028
John C. Fletcher
Hazardous Waste Clean-Up, p. 1028
Charles F. Cooper


Erratum: Iron Photoreduction and Oxidation in an Acidic Mountain Stream., p. 1028


News & Comment
Breaking the Cycle of Addiction, pp. 1029-1030
Deborah M. Barnes
Racing after the Z Particle, pp. 1031-1032
Mark Crawford
Academy Starts News Service, p. 1032
Gregory Byrne
Environmental Awakening in the Soviet Union, pp. 1033-1035
Marjorie Sun
Glasnost: Soviet Computer Lag, p. 1034
David Dickson
NSB Ponders Science Policy Role, p. 1035
John Walsh
Research Psychologists Break with APA, p. 1036
Constance Holden


Research News
La Niña's Big Chill Replaces El Niño, pp. 1037-1038
Richard A. Kerr
Superconductivity Result Unconfirmed, p. 1038
Robert Pool
The AIDS Virus Can Take on Many Guises, pp. 1039-1040
Jean L. Marx
Laser-Cooled Atoms Hit Record Low Temperatures, pp. 1041-1042
Robert Pool


Climatic Changes of the Last 18,000 Years: Observations and Model Simulations, pp. 1043-1052
COHMAP Members

Time-Resolved Photoacoustic Calorimetry: Probing the Energetics and Dynamics of Fast Chemical and Biochemical Reactions, pp. 1053-1057
Kevin S. Peters; Gary J. Snyder

Heterologous Expression of Excitability Proteins: Route to More Specific Drugs?, pp. 1057-1063
Henry A. Lester

Ordered Interstrand and Intrastrand DNA Transfer during Reverse Transcription, pp. 1064-1069
Antonito T. Panganiban; Diccon Fiore


Reports
Hemispherical Color Differences on Pluto and Charon, pp. 1070-1072
Richard P. Binzel
Effect of a Coordination Change on the Strength of Amorphous SiO 2, pp. 1072-1074
Charles Meade; Raymond Jeanloz
Mitotic Recombination within the Centromere of a Yeast Chromosome, pp. 1074-1077
Susan W. Liebman; Lorraine S. Symington; Thomas D. Petes
A Ligase-Mediated Gene Detection Technique, pp. 1077-1080
Ulf Landegren; Robert Kaiser; Jane Sanders; Leroy Hood
Amyloid Protein Precursor Messenger RNAs: Differential Expression in Alzheimer's Disease, pp. 1080-1084
M. R. Palmert; T. E. Golde; M. L. Cohen; D. M. Kovacs; R. E. Tanzi; J. F. Gusella; M. F. Usiak; L. H. Younkin; S. G. Younkin
Conferring Operator Specificity on Restriction Endonucleases, pp. 1084-1086
Michael Koob; Eric Grimes; Waclaw Szybalski
Insensitivity to Ethylene Conferred by a Dominant Mutation in Arabidopsis thaliana, pp. 1086-1089
Anthony B. Bleecker; Mark A. Estelle; Chris Somerville; Hans Kende
Isotypic Exclusion of γδ T Cell Receptors in Transgenic Mice Bearing a Rearranged β-Chain Gene, pp. 1089-1092
Robert G. Fenton; Philippa Marrack; John W. Kappler; O. Kanagawa; J. G. Seidman
Tumor Formation Dependent on Proteoglycan Biosynthesis, pp. 1092-1096
Jeffrey D. Esko; Katherine S. Rostand; Julie L. Weinke
A Novel Target for Antidiuretic Hormone in Insects, pp. 1096-1098
Jeffrey H. Spring; Anne M. Morgan; Shelia R. Hazelton
Coding of Two Sphingolipid Activator Proteins (SAP-1 and SAP-2) by Same Genetic Locus, pp. 1098-1101
John S. O'Brien; Keith A. Kretz; Nazneen Dewji; David A. Wenger; Fred Esch; Arvan L. Fluharty


Book Reviews
Patterns of Weapon Development, pp. 1106-1107
Innovation and the Arms Race
Matthew Evangelista
Review author[s]: Donald L. Hafner
Neural Network Programs, pp. 1107-1108
Explorations in Parallel Distributed Processing
James L. McClellan; David E. Rumelhart
Review author[s]: Michael M. Segal
Thermophysiology, p. 1108
Temperature Biology of Animals
A. R. Cossins; K. Bowler
Review author[s]: Martin E. Feder
Neutrinos, p. 1108
Physics of Massive Neutrinos
Felix Boehm; Petr Vogel
Review author[s]: Michael S. Witherell


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Front Matter (20 pp.)
The AAAS Observer, p. 1141
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Psychologists and Psychiatrists as Expert Witnesses, p. 1143
Raymond D. Fowler; Joseph D. Matarazzo
Psychologists and Psychiatrists as Expert Witness: Response, pp. 1143-1144
David Faust; Jay Ziskin
IIASA's Credibility, p. 1144
Saunders Mac Lane
BEIR IV Report, p. 1144
William H. Ellett


Erratum: In Search of Elusive little Comets., p. 1144


News & Comment
Science and the Party Platforms, pp. 1152-1153
Gregory Byrne
The SSC and the Environment, p. 1153
Colin Norman
A Biotech Enterprise Soviet Style, pp. 1154-1155
Marjorie Sun
Du Pont Stakes Claim on Superconductor Rights, p. 1156
Robert Pool
Drug Wars: Legalization Gets a Hearing, pp. 1157-1159
Eliot Marshall
Pay Cap for Grantees Has up Side for NSF, p. 1159
J.W.
Britain to Set Science, Math Goals for Kids, p. 1159
D.D.


Research News
How Many Ways Can Halley Spin?, pp. 1160-1161
Richard A. Kerr
Another Asteroid Has Turned Comet, p. 1161
Richard A. Kerr
Computer-Drawn Pictures Stalk the Wild Trajectory, pp. 1162-1163
Barry A. Cipra
``Abzymes'' Make Their Mark?, p. 1164
Jean L. Marx
Fetal Panel to Meet, p. 1164
Leslie Roberts
Random Samples, p. 1165
Gregory Byrne


Policy Forum
The Tritium Factor as a Forcing Function in Nuclear Arms Reduction Talks, pp. 1166-1168
J. Carson Mark; Thomas D. Davies; Milton M. Hoenig; Paul L. Leventhal
Limits on Nuclear Materials for Arms Reduction: Complexities and Uncertainties, pp. 1166+1169
W. G. Sutcliffe


Disiccation of the Aral Sea: A Water Management Disaster in the Soviet Union, pp. 1170-1176
Philip P. Micklin

Chemistry of the Metal-Polymer Interfacial Region, pp. 1176-1181
Henry Leidheiser; Philip D. Deck

DNA Binding by Proteins, pp. 1182-1187
Robert Schleif

Induction of an Antibody that Catalyzes the Hydrolysis of an Amide Bond, pp. 1188-1191
Kim D. Janda; Diane Schloeder; Stephen J. Benkovic; Richard A. Lerner

Functional Cooperativity between Transcription Factors UBF1 and SL1 Mediates Human Ribosomal RNA Synthesis, pp. 1192-1197
Stephen P. Bell; R. Marc Learned; Hans-Michael Jantzen; Robert Tjian


Reports
Bulk Superconductivity at 122 K in Tl(Ba,Ca) 2 Ca 3 -Cu 4 O 10.5+δ with Four Consecutive Copper Layers, pp. 1198-1200
P. Haldar; K. Chen; B. Maheswaran; A. Roig-Janicki; N. K. Jaggi; R. S. Markiewicz; B. C. Giessen
Femtosecond Clocking of the Chemical Bond, pp. 1200-1202
Mark J. Rosker; Marcos Dantus; Ahmed H. Zewail
A Novel Instrument for Separating Large DNA Molecules with Pulsed Homogeneous Electric Fields, pp. 1203-1205
Steven M. Clark; Eric Lai; Bruce W. Birren; Leroy Hood
Two Mechanisms for the Extinction of Gene Expression in Hybrid Cells, pp. 1205-1207
Pasquale Tripputi; Sylvain L. Guérin; David D. Moore
Binding of a Cytosolic Protein to the Iron-Responsive Element of Human Ferritin Messenger RNA, pp. 1207-1210
Tracey A. Rouault; Matthias W. Hentze; S. Wright Caughman; Joe B. Harford; Richard D. Klausner
Transcription Factor OTF-1 is Functionally Identical to the DNA Replication Factor NF-III, pp. 1210-1213
Edward A. O'Neill; Colin Fletcher; Christopher R. Burrow; Nathaniel Heintz; Robert G. Roeder; Thomas J. Kelly
Mitogen-Induced Replication of Woodchuck Hepatitis Virus in Cultured Peripheral Blood Lymphocytes, pp. 1213-1216
Brent E. Korba; Paul J. Cote; John L. Gerin
Gibberellins: A Phytohormonal Basis for Heterosis in Maize, pp. 1216-1218
Stewart B. Rood; Richard I. Buzzell; Lewis N. Mander; David Pearce; Richard P. Pharis
Effect of Neuropeptides on Production of Inflammatory Cytokines by Human Monocytes, pp. 1218-1221
Martin Lotz; John H. Vaughan; Dennis A. Carson
A Novel Gene of HIV-1, vpu, and its 16-Kilodalton Product, pp. 1221-1223
Klaus Strebel; Thomas Klimkait; Malcolm A. Martin
Platelet-Derived Growth Factor A Chain is Maternally Encoded in Xenopus Embryos, pp. 1223-1225
M. Mercola; D. A. Melton; C. D. Stiles
A Mutation of the Circadian System in Golden Hamsters, pp. 1225-1227
Martin R. Ralph; Michael Menaker
The Human Laminin Receptor is a Member of the Integrin Family of Cell Adhesion Receptors, pp. 1228-1229
Kurt R. Gehlsen; Lena Dillner; Eva Engvall; Erkki Ruoslahti
Genome Size in Conodonts (Chordata): Inferred Variations during 270 Million Years, pp. 1230-1232
S. Conway Morris; E. Harper


Technical Comments
Do Short-Term Tests Predict Rodent Carcinogenicity?, pp. 1232-1233
S. Stanley Young
Do Short-Term Tests Predict Rodant Carcinogenicity?: Response, p. 1233
J. K. Haseman; B. H. Margolin; M. D. Shelby; E. Zeiger; R. W. Tennant


Book Reviews
Wildlife Ecologist, pp. 1237-1238
Aldo Leopold
Curt Meine
Review author[s]: Susan R. Schrepfer
Research in Neuroscience, p. 1238
Fidia Research Foundation Neuroscience Award Lectures
Alfred G. Gilman; Erwin Neher; Tomas Hökfelt; Joseph B. Martin; Viktor Hamburger
Review author[s]: Lorna W. Role
Nucleosynthesis in Stars, pp. 1238-1239
Cauldrons in the Cosmos
Claus E. Rolfs; William S. Rodney
Review author[s]: G. J. Mathews
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 1239-1240
Tributes to Paul Dirac
J. G. Taylor
Reminiscences about a Great Physicist
Behram N. Kursunoglu; Eugene P. Wigner
Instruments and Experiences
R. V. Jones
Kelvin's Baltimore Lectures and Modern Theoretical Physics
Robert Kargon; Peter Achinstein
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (17 pp.)
Thinking Tough, p. 1273
Daniel E. Koshland


Policy Forum
Ozone Pollution: The Hard Choices, pp. 1275-1276
Milton Russell


Letters
Toward Truly Outlawing Torture, p. 1277
Anatoly Koryagin
Disparate Costs of Risk Avoidance, pp. 1277-1278
Merril Eisenbud
Malaria Vaccine Trials, p. 1278
Ruth S. Nussenzweig; Victor Nussenzweig


News & Comment
An Underground Drug for AIDS, pp. 1279-1281
William Booth
NASA Delays Space Telescope, p. 1281
M. Mitchell Waldrop
B-1's Problems Stir Debate on Bomber's Role, pp. 1282-1283
Colin Norman
Technology and the Schools, p. 1283
Colin Norman
Canine Distemper May be Killing North Sea Seals, p. 1284
David Dickson
NCI May Evaluate ``Alternative Therapy'', pp. 1285-1286
Constance Holden
Lower Radiation Effect Found, p. 1286
Jean L. Marx
Gallo Meeting a Mecca for AIDS Researchers, p. 1287
Deborah M. Barnes


Research News
Taking Back the Night, pp. 1288-1289
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Genetic Engineers Build a Better Tomato, p. 1290
Leslie Roberts
To Have and Have Knot: When are Knots Alike?, pp. 1291-1292
Barry A. Cipra


The Challenge of Universal Literacy, pp. 1293-1299
George A. Miller

Computational Neuroscience, pp. 1299-1306
Terrence J. Sejnowski; Christof Koch; Patricia S. Churchland

Protein Translocation across Membranes, pp. 1307-1313
Keith Verner; Gottfried Schatz

Rearrangement of the Bacterial Chromosome: Forbidden Inversions, pp. 1314-1318
Anca Segall; Michael J. Mahan; John R. Roth


Reports
Detection of C 3 in the Circumstellar Shell of IRC+10216, pp. 1319-1322
Kenneth W. Hinkle; John J. Keady; Peter F. Bernath
Solid-State Ice Volcanism on the Satellites of Uranus, pp. 1322-1325
David G. Jankowski; Steven W. Squyres
Site-Specific Integration of H-ras in Transformed Rat Embryo Cells, pp. 1325-1328
W. Gillies McKenna; Ken Nakahara; Ruth J. Muschel
Assembly of Functional U1 and U2 Human-Amphibian Hybrid snRNPs in Xenopus laevis Oocytes, pp. 1328-1331
Zhen-Qiang Pan; Carol Prives
The Yeast Cell Cycle Gene CDC34 Encodes a Ubiquitin-Conjugating Enzyme, pp. 1331-1335
Mark G. Goebl; John Yochem; Stefan Jentsch; John P. McGrath; Alexander Varshavsky; Breck Byers
Physical Analysis of Transcription Preinitiation Complex Assembly on a Class II Gene Promoter, pp. 1335-1338
Michael W. Van Dyke; Robert G. Roeder; Michèle Sawadogo
Application of the Quail-Chick Chimera System to the Study of Brain Development and Behavior, pp. 1339-1342
Evan Balaban; Marie-Aimée Teillet; Nicole Le Douarin
Clonally Related Cortical Cells Show Several Migration Patterns, pp. 1342-1345
C. Walsh; C. L. Cepko
Comparison of Biological Properties and Transforming Potential of Human PDGF-A and PDGF-B Chains, pp. 1346-1349
M. Patricia Beckmann; Christer Betsholtz; Carl-Henrik Heldin; Bengt Westermark; Eddi Di Marco; Pier Paolo Di Fiore; Keith C. Robbins; Stuart A. Aaronson
Site-Directed Neovessel Formation in vivo, pp. 1349-1352
John A. Thompson; Kathryn D. Anderson; Judith M. DiPietro; James A. Zwiebel; Massimo Zametta; W. French Anderson; Thomas Maciag
Autologous Red Cell Agglutination Assay for HIV-1 Antibodies: Simplified Test with Whole Blood, pp. 1352-1354
Bruce E. Kemp; Dennis B. Rylatt; Peter G. Bundesen; Richard R. Doherty; Dale A. McPhee; David Stapleton; Louise E. Cottis; Kim Wilson; Michele A. John; Julie M. Khan; Denise P. Dinh; Stephen Miles; Carmel J. Hillyard
Selection of Variable-Joining Region Combinations in the α Chain of the T Cell Receptor, pp. 1354-1358
Matthew E. Roth; Michael J. Lacy; Leslie Klis McNeil; David M. Kranz


Technical Comments
Triassic-Jurassic Extinctions, pp. 1358-1359
Kevin Padian
Triassic-Jurassic Extinctions: Response, pp. 1359-1360
Paul E. Olsen; Neil H. Shubin; Mark H. Anders


Book Reviews
Struggles and Discovery, p. 1366
In Praise of Imperfection
Rita Levi-Montalcini
Review author[s]: Dale Purves
Patterns of Sea-Level Shift, pp. 1366-1368
Sea-Level Changes
Michael J. Tooley; Ian Shennan
Review author[s]: Daniel F. Belknap
Frugivorous Reptiles, pp. 1368-1369
Gray's Monitor Lizard
Walter Auffenberg
Review author[s]: Harry W. Greene
Some Other Books of Interest, p. 1369
Three Decades of Daedalus
A Bicentenary History of the Linnean Society of London
Andrew Thomas Gage; William Thomas Stearn
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (31 pp.)
For Whom the Bell Tolls, p. 1405
Daniel E. Koshland


Perspective
Disturbed by Meta-Analysis?, pp. 1407-1408
Kenneth W. Wachter


Letters
Scientific Evidence, p. 1413
Wendy E. Wagner; John F. Ahearne
Scientific Evidence: Response, pp. 1413-1414
Bert Black
Mathematics Achievement, p. 1414
Lloyd G. Humphreys; Julian C. Stanley


Erratum: New targets for Human Gene Therapy., p. 1414


News & Comment
White House Wants Fetal Research Ban, p. 1423
Barbara J. Culliton
Krasnoyarsk Casts Long Shadow over Arms Talks, pp. 1424-1425
Colin Norman
Applied R&D Key for U.S. Trade, p. 1425
Mark Crawford
FDA Looks to Speed up Drug Approval Process, p. 1426
William Booth
NIH Budget Boost Mostly for AIDS, p. 1427
Marjorie Sun
China Launch Gets Nod, p. 1427
Marjorie Sun
Political Pressure behind Dukakis Switch on Space, p. 1428
Robert Pool
A Bad Week for Soviet Space Flight, p. 1429
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Research News
Wishbones on Display, pp. 1430-1431
Robert Pool
A Heresy in Evolutionary Biology, p. 1431
Roger Lewin
Evidence Uncovered for a Second Alzheimer's Gene, pp. 1432-1433
Jean L. Marx
Hip Joints: Clues to Bipedalism, p. 1433
Roger Lewin
Bird Brain Switch Leads to New Song, pp. 1434-1435
Deborah M. Barnes
National Academy Looks at Computing's Future, p. 1436
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Random Samples, p. 1437
Gregory Byrne


Perspective in Ecology
How Many Species are There on Earth?, pp. 1441-1449
Robert M. May
The Ecological Context of Life History Evolution, pp. 1449-1455
Linda Partridge; Paul H. Harvey
Genetics and Demography in Biological Conservation, pp. 1455-1460
Russell Lande
Recruitment Dynamics in Complex Life Cycles, pp. 1460-1466
Jonathan Roughgarden; Steven Gaines; Hugh Possingham


A Chemoattractant Receptor Controls Development in Dictyostelium discoideum, pp. 1467-1472
Peter S. Klein; Tzeli J. Sun; Charles L. Saxe; Alan R. Kimmel; Ronald L. Johnson; Peter N. Devreotes


Reports
The Role of Biogenic Hydrocarbons in Urban Photochemical Smog: Atlanta as a Case Study, pp. 1473-1475
W. L. Chameides; R. W. Lindsay; J. Richardson; C. S. Kiang
The Structure and Symmetry of Crystalline Solid Solutions: A General Revision, pp. 1475-1479
M. Vaida; L. J. W. Shimon; Y. Weisinger-Lewin; F. Frolow; M. Lahav; L. Leiserowitz; R. K. McMullan
[Cr 4 S(O 2 CCH 3 ) 8 (H 2 O) 4 ](BF 4 ) 2 ⋅H 2 O: Ferromagnetically Coupled Cr 4 S Cluster with Spin 6 Ground State, pp. 1479-1481
A. Bino; D. C. Johnston; D. P. Goshorn; T. R. Halbert; E. I. Stiefel
Nef Protein of HIV-1 is a Transcriptional Repressor of HIV-1 LTR, pp. 1481-1485
Nafees Ahmad; Sundararajan Venkatesan
An Origin Unwinding Activity Regulates Initiation of DNA Replication during Mammalian Cell Cycle, pp. 1486-1489
James M. Roberts; Gennaro D'Urso
Zinc-Dependent Structure of a Single-Finger Domain of Yeast ADR1, pp. 1489-1492
Grace Párraga; Suzanna J. Horvath; Arri Eisen; Wayne E. Taylor; Leroy Hood; Elton T. Young; Rachel E. Klevit
Virus-Specific Splicing Inhibitor in Extracts from Cells Infected with HIV-1, pp. 1492-1495
Delia Gutman; Carlos J. Goldenberg
A Cineradiographic Analysis of Bird Flight: The Wishbone in Starlings is a Spring, pp. 1495-1498
Farish A. Jenkins; Kenneth P. Dial; G. E. Goslow
Symmetrical Erosive Peripheral Polyarthritis in the Late Archaic Period of Alabama, pp. 1498-1501
Bruce M. Rothschild; Kenneth R. Turner; Michael A. DeLuca
Antiproliferative Activity of a Hybrid Protein between Interferon-γ and Tumor Necrosis Factor--β, pp. 1501-1503
Gen-sheng Feng; Patrick W. Gray; H. Michael Shepard; Milton W. Taylor
Hormone-Sensitive Lipase: Sequence, Expression, and Chromosomal Localization to 19 cent-q13.3, pp. 1503-1506
Cecilia Holm; Todd G. Kirchgessner; Karen L. Svenson; Gudrun Fredrikson; Staffan Nilsson; Chad G. Miller; John E. Shively; Camilla Heinzmann; Robert S. Sparkes; Thuluvancheri Mohandas; Aldons J. Lusis; Per Belfrage; Michael C. Schotz
Absence of Linkage of Chromosome 21q21 Markers to Familial Alzheimer's Disease, pp. 1507-1510
Gerard D. Schellenberg; Thomas D. Bird; Ellen M. Wijsman; Deborah K. Moore; Michael Boehnke; Eileen M. Bryant; Thomas H. Lampe; David Nochlin; Shuzo M. Sumi; Samir S. Deeb; Konrad Beyreuther; George M. Martin


Book Reviews
Aging and the Labor Force, pp. 1516-1517
Issues in Contemporary Retirement
Rita Ricardo-Campbell; Edward P. Lazear
Review author[s]: James H. Schulz
International Relations, pp. 1517-1518
U.S.-Soviet Security Cooperation
Alexander L. George; Philip J. Farley; Alexander Dallin
Review author[s]: Raymond L. Garthoff
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 1518-1519
Mapping Our Genes
Office of Technology Assessment
Technology and Politics
Michale E. Karft; Norman J. Vig
The Earth's Fragile systems
Thorkil Kristensen; Johan Peter Paludan
Review author[s]: K.L.; D.F.W.


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Front Matter (43 pp.)
Rural and Urban Ozone, p. 1569
Philip H. Abelson


Perspective
Reconstruction of an Immune System, pp. 1581-1583
George D. Yancopoulos; Frederick W. Alt


Letters
Z Particle Race, p. 1585
Burton Richter
Economic Competitiveness, p. 1585
Robert L. Randall; Jay Orear; John M. Abrams
Maddox on the ``Benveniste Affair'', pp. 1585-1586
John Maddox


Erratum: Love Story., p. 1586


News & Comment
Campaigning on the Environment, pp. 1589-1590
Eliot Marshall
DOE Challenged on WIPP Site, p. 1590
Mark Crawford
Panel Laments ``Disarray'' in Public Health System, p. 1591
Gregory Byrne
BA Tries out Role as Parliament of Science, p. 1592
David Dickson
Cosmos 1900's Unplanned Return, p. 1593
Colin Norman
Fetal Research Morally ``Acceptable'', pp. 1593-1594
Barbara J. Culliton
China Bans Panda Loans, p. 1594
Leslie Roberts
Radon Survey Seen as Misleading by Some Scientists, pp. 1594-1595
Richard A. Kerr
Harvard Tiptoes into the Market, p. 1595
Eliot Marshall
NIH and DOE Draft Genome Pact, p. 1596
Leslie Roberts
Report Calls for Revamping of EPA Research, p. 1596
Marjorie Sun
OTA Backs Grassroots Strategy for Africa, p. 1597
John Walsh


Research News
Conflict over DNA Clock Results, pp. 1598-1600
Roger Lewin
When Crystals Collide: Grain Boundary Images, pp. 1601-1602
Robert Pool
Asteroid and Comet Dust in Space..., p. 1603
Richard A. Kerr
... And in the Laboratory, pp. 1603-1604
Richard A. Kerr
U.N. Considers Biodiversity Convention, p. 1604
Leslie Roberts


Oceanic Primary Production: Estimation by Remote Sensing at Local and Regional Scales, pp. 1613-1620
Trevor Platt; Shubha Sathyendranath

Fractal Reaction Kinetics, pp. 1620-1626
Raoul Kopelman

Developmental Regulation of Two 5S Ribosomal RNA Genes, pp. 1626-1632
Alan P. Wolffe; Donald D. Brown

The SCID-hu Mouse: Murine Model for the Analysis of Human Hematolymphoid Differentiation and Function, pp. 1632-1639
J. M. McCune; R. Namikawa; H. Kaneshima; L. D. Shultz; M. Lieberman; I. L. Weissman


Reports
Synthesis and Properties of Metallic Glasses that Contain Aluminum, pp. 1640-1642
Y. He; S. J. Poon; G. J. Shiflet
Dynamic Instability of Sheared Microtubules Observed by Quasi-Elastic Light Scattering, pp. 1642-1645
Robert A. B. Keates; F. Ross Hallett
Accelerated Electron Transfer between Metal Complexes Mediated by DNA, pp. 1645-1649
Michael D. Purugganan; Challa V. Kumar; Nicholas J. Turro; Jacqueline K. Barton
Imaging of Phosphorescence: A Novel Method for Measuring Oxygen Distribution in Perfused Tissue, pp. 1649-1651
William L. Rumsey; Jane M. Vanderkooi; David F. Wilson
HTLV-I Tax Induces Cellular Proteins that Activate the κB Element in the IL-2 Receptor α Gene, pp. 1652-1655
Dean W. Ballard; Ernst Böhnlein; John W. Lowenthal; Yuji Wano; B. Robert Franza; Warner C. Greene
Effects of Cyclosporine A on T Cell Development and Clonal Deletion, pp. 1655-1658
Marc K. Jenkins; Ronald H. Schwartz; Drew M. Pardoll
Identification of an Intracellular Peptide Segment Involved in Sodium Channel Inactivation, pp. 1658-1661
Peter M. Vassilev; Todd Scheuer; William A. Catterall
Sequence and Expression of mRNAs Encoding the α 1 and α 2 Subunits of a DHP-Sensitive Calcium Channel, pp. 1661-1664
Steven B. Ellis; Mark E. Williams; Nancy R. Ways; Robert Brenner; Alan H. Sharp; Albert T. Leung; Kevin P. Campbell; Edward McKenna; Walter J. Koch; Anna Hui; Arnold Schwartz; Michael M. Harpold
A Novel Receptor Capable of Monitoring Applied Pressure in the Abdomen of an Insect, pp. 1665-1667
R. Gary Chiang; K. G. Davey
A Defective HSV-1 Vector Expresses Escherichia coli β-Galactosidase in Cultured Peripheral Neurons, pp. 1667-1669
Alfred I. Geller; Xandra O. Breakefield
Insulin-Stimulated Release of Lipoprotein Lipase by Metabolism of its Phosphatidylinositol Anchor, pp. 1670-1672
Betty Liwah Chan; Michael P. Lisanti; Enrique Rodriguez-Boulan; Alan R. Saltiel
Cytokines Alter Production of HIV-1 from Primary Mononuclear Phagocytes, pp. 1673-1675
Yoshio Koyanagi; William A. O'Brien; Jia Qi Zhao; David W. Golde; Judith C. Gasson; Irvin S. Y. Chen


1989 AAAS Annual Meeting, pp. 1683-1687
Arthur Herschman


Book Reviews
A Chinese Achievement, pp. 1691-1692
China Builds the Bomb
John Wilson Lewis; Xue Litai
Review author[s]: Jonathan D. Pollack
Coastal Sedimentation, p. 1693
The Atlantic Continental Margin: U.S.
Robert E. Sheridan; John A. Grow
Review author[s]: Elazar Uchupi
Star Clusters, pp. 1693-1694
Dynamical Evolution of Globular Clusters
Lyman Spitzer
Review author[s]: Alar Toomre
Some Other Books of Interest, p. 1694
Plant Migration
Jonathan D. Sauer
Phytolith Analysis
Dolores R. Piperno
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (19 pp.)
Fetal Tissue in Research, p. 1733
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Mature Accelerators, p. 1736
Leon M. Lederman
The Global Carbon Cycle, pp. 1736-1738
R. A. Houghton; George M. Woodwell; Roger A. Sedjo
The Global Carbon Cycle: Response, pp. 1738-1739
R. P. Detwiler; Charles A. S. Hall; Sandra Brown
Cataract Removal, p. 1739
Randolph L. Johnston


Association Affairs
AAAS Presidential Lecture: Voices from the Pipeline, pp. 1740-1745
Sheila E. Widnall


News & Comment
Scientists Confront Misconduct, pp. 1748-1749
Barbara J. Culliton
Army Shifts on Dugway Lab, p. 1749
Colin Norman
The Shroud of Turin: An Answer is at Hand, pp. 1750-1751
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Science Achievement in Schools Called ``Distressingly Low'', p. 1751
Gregory Byrne
Chemical Genocide in Iraq?, p. 1752
Eliot Marshall
Academic Search for NCI Head, p. 1752
Barbara J. Culliton
Watson will Head NIH Genome Office, p. 1752
Leslie Roberts
Experts Ponder Simian Well-Being, pp. 1753-1755
Constance Holden
Open Season on USDA, p. 1755
Barbara Jasny


Research News
DNA Clock Conflict Continues, pp. 1756-1759
Roger Lewin
Hard Choices Ahead on Biodiversity, pp. 1759-1761
Leslie Roberts
Chips Made with X-Ray Lithography, pp. 1761-1762
Robert Pool
Ecologists' Opportunity in Yellowstone's Blaze, pp. 1762-1763
Roger Lewin
Random Samples, p. 1764
Gregory Byrne


Industrial Innovation in Japan and the United States, pp. 1769-1774
Edwin Mansfield

Hormonal Control of Behavior: Amines and the Biasing of Behavioral Output in Lobsters, pp. 1775-1781
Edward A. Kravitz

Soft X-ray Images of the Solar Corona with a Normal-Incidence Cassegrain Multilayer Telescope, pp. 1781-1787
Arthur B. C. Walker; Troy W. Barbee; Richard B. Hoover; Joakim F. Lindblom


Reports
X-ray Standing Waves: A Molecular Yardstick for Biological Membranes, pp. 1788-1791
M. J. Bedzyk; D. H. Bilderback; G. M. Bommarito; M. Caffrey; J. S. Schildkraut
Single Strands, Triple Strands, and Kinks in H-DNA, pp. 1791-1796
Han Htun; James E. Dahlberg


Volume Information (10 pp.)


Reports
Identification of Germline and Somatic Mutations Affecting the Retinoblastoma Gene, pp. 1797-1800
James M. Dunn; Robert A. Phillips; Andrew J. Becker; Brenda L. Gallie
The S1-Sensitive Form of d(C-T) n ⋅d(A-G) n : Chemical Evidence for a Three-Stranded Structure in Plasmids, pp. 1800-1804
Brian H. Johnston
Changing the Acceptor Identity of a Transfer RNA by Altering Nucleotides in a ``Variable Pocket'', pp. 1804-1807
William H. McClain; K. Foss
Deficit of Spinal Cord Glycine/Strychnine Receptors in Inherited Myoclonus of Poll Hereford Calves, pp. 1807-1810
Andrew L. Gundlach; Peter R. Dodd; Corinne S. G. Grabara; Wendy E. J. Watson; Graham A. R. Johnston; Peter A. W. Harper; Julie A. Dennis; Peter J. Healy
Synaptic Transmission between Dissociated Adult Mammalian Neurons and Attached Synaptic Boutons, pp. 1810-1813
John A. Drewe; Gwendolyn V. Childs; Diana L. Kunze
Overexpression of Metallothionein Confers Resistance to Anticancer Drugs, pp. 1813-1815
Susan L. Kelley; Alakananda Basu; Beverly A. Teicher; Miles P. Hacker; Dean H. Hamer; John S. Lazo
Induction of B Cell Unresponsiveness to Noninherited Maternal HLA Antigens during Fetal Life, pp. 1815-1817
Frans H. J. Claas; Yvonne Gijbels; Jacqueline Van Der Velden-De Munck; Jon J. Van Rood
Hyperthermia Protects against Light Damage in the Rat Retina, pp. 1817-1820
Mary F. Barbe; Michael Tytell; David J. Gower; William J. Welch
Human IL-3 and GM-CSF Act Synergistically in Stimulating Hematopoiesis in Primates, pp. 1820-1823
Robert E. Donahue; Jasbir Seehra; Mark Metzger; Denise Lefebvre; Brian Rock; Suzanne Carbone; David G. Nathan; Marc Garnick; Prabhat K. Sehgal; David Laston; Edward LaVallie; John McCoy; Paul F. Schendel; Christine Norton; Katherine Turner; Yu-Chang Yang; Steven C. Clark
Developmental Expression of PDGF, TGF-α, and TGF-β Genes in Preimplantation Mouse Embryos, pp. 1823-1825
Daniel A. Rappolee; Carol A. Brenner; Richard Schultz; David Mark; Zena Werb
Influences of Dietary Sodium on Functional Taste Receptor Development: A Sensitive Period, pp. 1826-1828
David L. Hill; Peter R. Przekop
Middle Archaic Period Domestic Architecture from Southern Peru, pp. 1828-1830
Mark Aldenderfer


1989 AAAS Annual Meeting, pp. 1831-1836
Arthur Herschman


Book Reviews
A New Scholarship, p. 1837
Psychology in Twentieth-Century Thought and Society
Mitchell G. Ash; William R. Woodward
Review author[s]: Franz Samelson
The Science of Mind, pp. 1837-1839
The Making of Cognitive Science
William Hirst
Review author[s]: Jeremy M. Anglin
Surface Science, p. 1839
Physics at Surfaces
Andrew Zangwill
Review author[s]: Robert L. Park
Sedimentary Geology, pp. 1839-1840
New Perspectives in Basin Analysis
K. L. Kleinspehn; C. Paola
Review author[s]: L. L. Sloss
Some Other Books of Interest, p. 1840
Foundry Processes
Seymour Katz; Craig F. Landefeld
The Physical Properties of Liquid Metals
Takamichi Ida; Roderick I. L. Guthrie
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (29 pp.)
Presidential Elections and the NSF Directorship, p. 9
Richard C. Atkinson


Perspective
Molecular Neurobiology--A Conference Sponsored by the NIMH, pp. 13-14
Richard H. Scheller; Jack D. Barchas


Letters
NIDA's Role in War on Drugs, pp. 15-16
Charles R. Schuster; Frederick K. Goodwin
Ecological Physiology, p. 16
Malcolm S. Gordon
Sex Survey, p. 16
James D. Weinrich


Erratum: Nef Protein of HIV-1 is a Transcriptional Repressor of HIV-1LTR., p. 16


News & Comment
Johnny Appleseed and the Greenhouse, pp. 19-20
William Booth
American Parallel for Oxford Research, pp. 20-21
David Dickson
Gene Therapy OK'd, p. 21
Barbara J. Culliton
U.S. and Partners Sign Space Station Agreement, pp. 22-23
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Liftoff, p. 23
M. Mitchell Waldrop
U.S.S.R. to Set up Fund for Basic Research, p. 23
David Dickson
Cut-Price Plan Offered for SDI Deployment, pp. 24-25
Colin Norman
EPA: Ozone Treaty Weak, p. 25
Mark Crawford
A New Way to Slice the Doctors' Pie, p. 26
William Booth
Congress Passes Reforms in Pesticide Law, p. 27
Marjorie Sun
Breuning Pleads Guilty, pp. 27-28
Gregory Byrne
Cosmos 1900 Fails Safe, p. 28
Colin Norman
Kingsbury Resigns from NSF, p. 28
Mark Crawford


Research News
Setting a New Standard, pp. 29-31
Robert Pool
A Testable Theory of Superconductivity, p. 31
Robert Pool
Gene-Watchers' Feast Served up in Toronto, pp. 32-33
Jean L. Marx
AMS Celebrates--and Worries, p. 34
Barry A. Cipra


Perceived Risk, Real Risk: Social Science and the Art of Probabilistic Risk Assessment, pp. 44-49
William R. Freudenburg

Structure and Function of Voltage-Sensitive Ion Channels, pp. 50-61
William A. Catterall


Reports
Predator-Prey Role Reversal in a Marine Benthic Ecosystem, pp. 62-64
Amos Barkai; Christopher McQuaid
Catastrophic Landslide Deposits in the Karakoram Himalaya, pp. 64-67
Kenneth Hewitt
Regulation of a Heart Potassium Channel by Protein Kinase A and C, pp. 67-69
Kenneth B. Walsh; Robert S. Kass
Distinct Cloned Class II MHC DNA Binding Proteins Recognize the X Box Transcription Element, pp. 69-71
Hsiou-Chi Liou; Mark R. Boothby; Laurie H. Glimcher
Pertussis Toxin S1 Mutant with Reduced Enzyme Activity and a Conserved Protective Epitope, pp. 72-74
W. Neal Burnette; Witold Cieplak; Vernon L. Mar; Kaarel T. Kaljot; Hiroko Sato; Jerry M. Keith
Pharmacological Induction of Use-Dependent Receptive Field Modifications in the Visual Cortex, pp. 74-77
Joachim M. Greuel; Heiko J. Luhmann; Wolf Singer
Putative Melatonin Receptors in a Human Biological Clock, pp. 78-81
Steven M. Reppert; David R. Weaver; Scott A. Rivkees; Edward G. Stopa
Postsynaptic Calcium Is Sufficient for Potentiation of Hippocampal Synaptic Transmission, pp. 81-84
Robert C. Malenka; Julie A. Kauer; Robert S. Zucker; Roger A. Nicoll
Muscarinic Depression of Long-Term Potentiation in CA3 Hippocampal Neurons, pp. 84-87
Stephen Williams; Daniel Johnston
Prenatal Tetrodotoxin Infusion Blocks Segregation of Retinogeniculate Afferents, pp. 87-89
Carla J. Shatz; Michael P. Stryker
Spontaneous Impulse Activity of Rat Retinal Ganglion Cells in Prenatal Life, pp. 90-91
Lucia Galli; Lamberto Maffei
Localization of an Arg-Gly-Asp Recognition Site within an Integrin Adhesion Receptor, pp. 91-93
Stanley E. D'Souza; Mark H. Ginsberg; Timothy A. Burke; Stephen C.-T. Lam; Edward F. Plow
tRNA i met Functions in Directing the Scanning Ribosome to the Start Site of Translation, pp. 93-97
A. Mark Cigan; Lan Feng; Thomas F. Donahue
Endothelial Adhesiveness for Blood Neutrophils Is Inhibited by Transforming Growth factor--β, pp. 97-99
Jennifer R. Gamble; Mathew A. Vadas
Ryanodine Receptor of Skeletal Muscle Is a Gap Junction--Type Channel, pp. 99-102
Jianjie Ma; Michael Fill; C. Michael Knudson; Kevin P. Campbell; Roberto Coronado
Olmec Settlement Data from La Venta, Tabasco, Mexico, pp. 102-104
William F. Rust; Robert J. Sharer
Evidence for a Cultivar and a Chronology from Patterned Wetlands in Central Veracruz, Mexico, pp. 105-107
Alfred H. Siemens; Richard J. Hebda; Mario Navarrete Hernandez; Dolores R. Piperno; Julie K. Stein; Manuel G. Zola Baez


Inside AAAS
Why AAAS Doesn't Lobby. Much, pp. 108-109
Tabitha M. Powledge
Gibbons Joins Board, p. 109
Grad Student Prizes, p. 109
Be a Critic, p. 109
AAAS Council, p. 109
Marge White


Meetings
Gordon Research Conferences, pp. 113-117
Alexander M. Cruickshank


Book Reviews
Bicentennial Considerations, pp. 118-119
Australian Science in the Making
R. W. Home
Review author[s]: Sally Gregory Kohlstedt
An Internationalist Focus, pp. 119-121
Nature in Its Greatest Extent
Roy MacLeod; Philip F. Rehbock
Review author[s]: David Philip Miller
Social Insects, p. 121
Interindividual Behavioral Variability in Social Insects
Robert L. Jeanne
Review author[s]: Mark L. Winston
Atmospheric Chemistry, pp. 121-122
Chemistry of the Natural Atmosphere
Peter Warneck
Review author[s]: Glen E. Gordon


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Front Matter (59 pp.)
Advances in Instrumentation, p. 165
John I. Brauman


Letters
Battle over Error, p. 167
Walter W. Stewart; Ned Feder
Battle over Error: Response, pp. 167-168
Barbara J. Culliton
Revival of the Ethics Advisory Board, p. 168
Gary B. Ellis
Research at USAMRIID, p. 168
Jeanne M. Novak
``La Niña'' or ``El Viejo''?, p. 168
John L. Butler


Policy Forum
Science Policy, pp. 173-178
George Bush; Michael S. Dukakis


News & Comment
The Drug of Champions, pp. 183-184
Eliot Marshall
Academy Explores Use of Laboratory Animals, p. 185
Constance Holden
Much Work but Slow Going on Alternatives to Draize Test, pp. 185-186
Constance Holden
CBO Cautions Congress on SSC, p. 186
Mark Crawford
Bill Would Set Fraud Guidelines for Scientific Publications, p. 187
Barbara J. Culliton
Harvard's Blumenthal Advises Dukakis, p. 187
Robert Pool
AID Acts on Erickson Case, p. 188
Eliot Marshall
Health Problems of the Homeless, pp. 188-189
Constance Holden
SDI Plan Endorsed, p. 189
Colin Norman
Strengthened Endangered Species Act Passes, p. 190
Gregory Byrne


Research News
Gene Transfer is Coming on Target, pp. 191-192
Jean L. Marx
Similar Experiments, Dissimilar Results, pp. 192-193
Robert Pool
Joint Soviet--U.S. Attack on Heart Muscle Dogma, pp. 193-195
Deborah M. Barnes
Slices of Continental Crust Coming into View, pp. 195-197
Richard A. Kerr
Random Samples, p. 198
Gregory Byrne


Advances in Instrumentation
Scanning Tunneling Microscopy and Atomic Force Microscopy: Application to Biology and Technology, pp. 209-216
P. K. Hansma; V. B. Elings; O. Marti; C. E. Bracker
The Impact of High-Temperature Superconductivity on SQUID Magnetometers, pp. 217-223
John Clarke; Roger H. Koch
Capillary Electrophoresis, pp. 224-228
Manuel J. Gordon; Xiaohua Huang; Stephen L. Pentoney; Richard N. Zare
DNA Diagnostics--Molecular Techniques and Automation, pp. 229-237
Ulf Landegren; Robert Kaiser; C. Thomas Caskey; Leroy Hood


Mutant Trp Repressors with New DNA-Binding Specificities, pp. 240-245
Steven Bass; Vincenza Sorrells; Philip Youderian


Reports
Bulk Superconductivity up to 122 K in the Tl-Pb-Sr-Ca-Cu-O System, pp. 249-252
M. A. Subramanian; C. C. Torardi; J. Gopalakrishnan; P. L. Gai; J. C. Calabrese; T. R. Askew; R. B. Flippen; A. W. Sleight
The Paleomagnetic Field from Equatorial Deep-Sea Sediments: Axial Symmetry and Polarity Asymmetry, pp. 252-256
David A. Schneider; Dennis V. Kent
2,3,7,8-Tetrachlorodibenzo-p-dioxin Kills Immature Thymocytes by Ca 2+ -Mediated Endonuclease Activation, pp. 256-259
David J. McConkey; Pia Hartzell; Steven K. Duddy; Helen Håkansson; Sten Orrenius
A Mycobacterium leprae--Specific Human T Cell Epitope Cross-Reactive with an HLA-DR2 Peptide, pp. 259-261
D. C. Anderson; Wim C. A. Van Schooten; Michael E. Barry; Anneke A. M. Janson; Tom M. Buchanan; René R. P. De Vries
Unusual Immunoglobulin Gene Rearrangement Leads to Replacement of Recombinational Signal Sequences, pp. 261-263
Ewa Morzycka-Wroblewska; F. Eun Hyung Lee; Stephen V. Desiderio
Structural Rearrangement of the Retinoblastoma Gene in Human Breast Carcinoma, pp. 263-266
Anne T'Ang; Jennifer M. Varley; Shikha Chakraborty; A. Linn Murphree; Yuen-Kai T. Fung
Recognition and Transport of Adenine Derivatives with Synthetic Receptors, pp. 266-268
Tom Benzing; Tjama Tjivikua; Judith Wolfe; Julius Rebek
Sarafotoxin, a Novel Vasoconstrictor Peptide: Phosphoinositide Hydrolysis in Rat Heart and Brain, pp. 268-270
Y. Kloog; I. Ambar; M. Sokolovsky; E. Kochva; Z. Wollberg; A. Bdolah
Heterogeneity of Glycine Receptors and Their Messenger RNAs in Rat Brain and Spinal Cord, pp. 270-273
Hiroyuki Akagi; Ricardo Miledi
Acetaldehyde Production and Transfer by the Perfused Human Placental Cotyledon, pp. 273-275
Peter I. Karl; Barbara H. J. Gordon; Charles S. Lieber; Stanley E. Fisher
Antibodies to Asp-Asp-Glu-Asp Can Inhibit Transport of Nuclear Proteins into the Nucleus, pp. 275-278
Yoshihiro Yoneda; Naoko Imamoto-Sonobe; Yosuke Matsuoka; Ryo Iwamoto; Yukio Kiho; Tsuyoshi Uchida
Expression of a Calcium-Mobilizing Parathyroid Hormone-Like Peptide in Lactating Mammary Tissue, pp. 278-280
Mark A. Thiede; Gideon A. Rodan


Book Reviews
A Demographic Transition, pp. 305-306
First Births in America
Ronald B. Rindfuss; S. Philip Morgan; Gray Swicegood
Review author[s]: Dennis P. Hogan
Allegiances in Education, pp. 306-308
Ed School
Geraldine Joncich Clifford; James W. Guthrie
Review author[s]: Marvin Lazerson
Pacific Overview, p. 308
The Ocean Basins and Margins
Alan E. M. Nairn; Francis G. Stehli; Seiya Uyeda
Review author[s]: Darrel S. Cowan
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 308-309
Pheromone Biochemistry
Glenn D. Prestwich; Gary J. Blomquist
NaCl Transport in Epithella
R. Greger
Artifacts in Biological Electron Microscopy
Richard F. E. Crang; Karen L. Klomparens
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (30 pp.)
Results and Discussion in an Election Year, p. 345
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Crystallographic Citations, p. 347
Wayne A. Hendrickson
Crystallographic Citations: Response, p. 347
George D. Rose
Crystallographic Citations: Response, pp. 347-348
Frederic M. Richards
Energy Consumption, p. 348
David Bodansky
Knot Really, p. 348
D. N. Baker
Relman on Maddox, p. 348
Arnold S. Relman


News & Comment
Savannah River Blues, pp. 363-365
Eliot Marshall
Security at Weapons Labs, p. 365
Colin Norman
EPA Sets New Policy on Pesticide Cancer Risks, pp. 366-367
Colin Norman
Congress Passes First AIDS Bill, p. 367
William Booth
Supercomputer Centers Enter New Phase, p. 367
John Walsh
USDA Fights to Repel African Bees' Invasion, pp. 368-369
William Booth
Family Planning: A Growing Gap, pp. 370-371
Constance Holden
Candidates' Heroes, p. 370
Let 100 Million Trees Bloom, p. 371
Gregory Byrne
NSF Pauses to Assess Engineering Centers, p. 371
John Walsh


Research News
HTLV-I: To Test or not to Test, pp. 372-373
Deborah M. Barnes
Mathematicians Reach Factoring Milestone, pp. 374-375
Barry A. Cipra
Discovery Gets a Clean Bill of Health, pp. 375-376
M. Mitchell Waldrop
New Clues about Kaposi's Sarcoma, pp. 376-377
Deborah M. Barnes
Does Earth Fill its Own Magnetosphere with Ions?, pp. 377-378
Richard A. Kerr
Shroud of Turin is Medieval, p. 378
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Microscopic Motor is a First Step, pp. 379-380
Robert Pool


Significance of ``Tethyan'' Fossils in the American Cordillera, pp. 385-391
Cathryn R. Newton

Energy Loss Mechanisms of Superconductors used in Alternating-Current Power Transmission Systems, pp. 391-399
E. B. Forsyth

Phenotypic Diversity Mediated by the Maize Transposable Elements Ac and Spm, pp. 399-405
Susan R. Wessler

MyoD1: A Nuclear Phosphoprotein Requiring a Myc Homology Region to Convert Fibroblasts to Myoblasts, pp. 405-411
Stephen J. Tapscott; Robert L. Davis; Mathew J. Thayer; Pei-Feng Cheng; Harold Weintraub; Andrew B. Lassar


Reports
Constraint of the Translational Diffusion of a Membrane Glycoprotein by its External Domains, pp. 412-414
Marjorie Wier; Michael Edidin
A Graph-Dynamic Model of the Power Law of Practice and the Problem-Solving Fan-Effect, pp. 414-416
Jeff Shrager; Tad Hogg; Bernardo A. Huberman
Rapid Growth of Magnesium-Carbonate Weathering Products in a Stony Meteorite from Antarctica, pp. 417-419
A. J. T. Jull; S. Cheng; J. L. Gooding; M. A. Velbel
Herbicide Resistance in Transgenic Plants Expressing a Bacterial Detoxification Gene, pp. 419-423
David M. Stalker; Kevin E. McBride; Lorraine D. Malyj
Single-Chain Antigen-Binding Proteins, pp. 423-426
Robert E. Bird; Karl D. Hardman; James W. Jacobson; Syd Johnson; Bennett M. Kaufman; Shwu-Maan Lee; Timothy Lee; Sharon H. Pope; Gary S. Riordan; Marc Whitlow
Kaposi's Sarcoma Cells: Long-Term Culture with Growth Factor from Retrovirus-Infected CD4 + T Cells, pp. 426-430
Shuji Nakamura; S. Zaki Salahuddin; Peter Biberfeld; Barbara Ensoli; Phillip D. Markham; Flossie Wong-Staal; Robert C. Gallo
Angiogenic Properties of Kaposi's Sarcoma--Derived Cells after Long-Term Culture in vitro, pp. 430-433
S. Zaki Salahuddin; Shuji Nakamura; Peter Biberfeld; Mark H. Kaplan; Phillip D. Markham; Lena Larsson; Robert C. Gallo
Heat Shock is Lethal to Fibroblasts Microinjected with Antibodies against hsp70, pp. 433-436
Karl T. Riabowol; Lee A. Mizzen; William J. Welch
Parallel Integration of Vision Modules, pp. 436-440
T. Poggio; E. B. Gamble; J. J. Little
Earthquake-Caused Coastal Uplift and its Effects on Rocky Intertidal Kelp Communities, pp. 440-443
Juan Carlos Castilla
Activation of Muscarinic Potassium Currents by ATPγS in Atrial Cells, pp. 443-445
Angela S. Otero; Gerda E. Breitwieser; Gabor Szabo


Book Reviews
Marginalized Positions, p. 448
Uneasy Careers and Intimate Lives
Pnina G. Abir-am; Dorinda Outram
Review author[s]: Jill Conway
Sociopolitical Enumerations, pp. 448-450
The American Census
Margo J. Anderson
Review author[s]: Robert V. Wells
Playful Conceptions, p. 450
The Child's Construction of Economics
Anna Emilia Berti; Anna Silvia Bombi
Review author[s]: H. G. Furth
Some Other Books of Interest, p. 451
The Reality Club
John Brockman
Portraits of Viruses
F. Fenner; A. Gibbs
Recent Advances in Thin-Layer Chromatography
F. A. A. Dallas; H. Read; R. J. Ruane; I. D. Wilson
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (17 pp.)
Improving U.S. Capabilities in Technology, p. 493
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
The War on Drugs, p. 495
Edward I. Koch
South African Visa Refusal, p. 495
Clive Rosendorff
Support for IIASA, pp. 495-496
Harvey Brooks; Alan McDonald; Nathan Keyfitz
Biodiversity Bill, p. 496
Robert W. Kasten


News & Comment
Preparing the Ground for Biotech Tests, pp. 503-505
Marjorie Sun
Is Soviet Psychiatry Changing its Ways?, pp. 505-506
Constance Holden
The Sludge Factor, pp. 507-508
Eliot Marshall
France Failing to Build on Early AIDS Research?, pp. 509-510
David Dickson
Planning for Climate Change, p. 510
Mark Crawford


Research News
Market Theorist Gets Nobel Nod, pp. 511-512
Robert Pool
Living in the Fast Track Makes for Small Brains, pp. 513-514
Roger Lewin
AIDS Virus Coat Activates T Cells, p. 515
Deborah M. Barnes
A Shallower Ozone Hole, as Expected, p. 515
Richard A. Kerr
The 1988 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine, pp. 516-517
Jean L. Marx
Random Samples, p. 518
Gregory Byrne


Evolutionary Social Psychology and Family Homicide, pp. 519-524
Martin Daly; Margo Wilson

The Relationship between High-Temperature Superconductivity and the Fractional Quantum Hall Effect, pp. 525-533
R. B. Laughlin

How Do Enzymes Work?, pp. 533-540
Joseph Kraut

I κ B A Specific Inhibitor of the NF-κ B Transcription Factor, pp. 540-546
Patrick A. Baeuerle; David Baltimore


Reports
Estimates of Mass and Angular Momentum in the Oort Cloud, pp. 547-550
Leonid S. Marochnik; Lev M. Mukhin; Roald Z. Sagdeev
Observations of the Nighttime Abundance of OClO in the Winter Stratosphere above Thule, Greenland, pp. 550-555
S. Solomon; G. H. Mount; R. W. Sanders; R. O. Jakoubek; A. L. Schmeltekopf
Observations of Stratospheric NO 2 and O 3 at Thule, Greenland, pp. 555-558
G. H. Mount; S. Solomon; R. W. Sanders; R. O. Jakoubek; A. L. Schmeltekopf
In situ Northern Mid-Latitude Observations of ClO, O 3 , and BrO in the Wintertime Lower Stratosphere, pp. 558-562
W. H. Brune; D. W. Toohey; J. G. Anderson; W. L. Starr; J. F. Vedder; E. F. Danielsen
Subattomole Amino Acid Analysis by Capillary Zone Electrophoresis and Laser-Induced Fluorescence, pp. 562-564
Yung-Fong Cheng; Norman J. Dovichi
Xeroderma Pigmentosum Group E Cells Lack a Nuclear Factor That Binds to Damaged DNA, pp. 564-567
Gilbert Chu; Elaine Chang
Mammalian ZFY Sequences Exist in Reptiles Regardless of Sex-Determining Mechanism, pp. 567-569
J. J. Bull; David M. Hillis; Shyril O'Steen
In vivo Administration of Anti-CD3 Prevents Malignant Progressor Tumor Growth, pp. 569-571
Joshua D. I. Ellenhorn; Raphael Hirsch; Hans Schreiber; Jeffrey A. Bluestone
T Cell CD3-ζη Heterodimer Expression and Coupling to Phosphoinositide Hydrolysis, pp. 571-574
Mladen Merćep; Juan S. Bonifacino; Pilar Garcia-Morales; Lawrence E. Samelson; Richard D. Klausner; Jonathan D. Ashwell
Limited Immunological Recognition of Critical Malaria Vaccine Candidate Antigens, pp. 574-577
Michael F. Good; Louis H. Miller; Sanjai Kumar; Isabella A. Quakyi; David Keister; John H. Adams; Bernard Moss; Jay A. Berzofsky; Richard Carter
Single Subunits of the GABA A Receptor Form Ion Channels with Properties of the Native Receptor, pp. 577-579
Leslie A. C. Blair; Edwin S. Levitan; John Marshall; Vincent E. Dionne; Eric A. Barnard
Antibody-Enhanced Infection by HIV-1 Via Fc Receptor-Mediated Entry, pp. 580-583
Akira Takeda; Carmelita U. Tuazon; Francis A. Ennis
Mineralocorticoid Action: Target Tissue Specificity is Enzyme, not Receptor, Mediated, pp. 583-585
John W. Funder; Paul T. Pearce; Robin Smith; A. Ian Smith


1989 AAAS Annual Meeting, pp. 587-601
Arthur Herschman


Book Reviews
Molecular Biology: The New Modes, pp. 602-603
Invisible Frontiers
Stephen S. Hall
Natural Obsessions
Natalie Angier
Review author[s]: Henry Etzkowitz
A Range of Physics, pp. 603-604
Between Quantum and Cosmos
Wojciech Hibert Zurek; Alwyn Van Der Merwe; Warner Allen Miller
Review author[s]: Frank A. Wilczek
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 604-605
Optical Effects Associated with Small Particles
P. W. Barber; P. K. Chang
Chemistry of Nucleosides and Nucleotides
Leroy B. Townsend
Advances in Lectin Research
Hartmut Franz; Ken-ichi Kasai; Jan Kocourek; Sjur Olsnes; Leland M. Shannon
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (45 pp.)
Frontiers in Neuroscience, p. 641
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Radon Hazard, p. 651
Vernon N. Houk
Radon Hazard: Response, p. 651
Richard A. Kerr
Methods and Molecules, p. 651
James S. Farris; Arnold G. Kluge
Psychiatric Diagnosis, pp. 651-652
Robert L. Spitzer; Janet B. W. Williams; Harold Alan Pincus
Psychiatric Diagnosis: Response, p. 652
David Faust; Jay Ziskin
Malformations in Chicken Embryos in the Northeast, p. 652
James W. Lash


Erratum: Joint Soviet-U.S. Attack on Heart Muscle Dogma., p. 652


News & Comment
Random Audit of Papers Proposed, pp. 657-658
Barbara J. Culliton
Authorship, Data Ownership Examined, p. 658
Barbara J. Culliton
Stanford Inquiry Casts Doubt on 11 Papers, pp. 659-661
Colin Norman
NIH Holds a Science Fair, p. 661
Gregory Byrne
Billion Dollar Price Tag for New Animal Rules, pp. 662-663
Constance Holden
The Ecosystem and Human Behavior, p. 663
Constance Holden
Basic Science's Skies Brighten in Britain, p. 664
David Dickson
Curbing Soviet Disinformation, p. 665
Constance Holden
Bush Discusses Science Policy, p. 665
Eliot Marshall
NAE Creates New Prize, p. 665
Gregory Byrne
Research Resources Merger, p. 665
Constance Holden


Research News
The Elusive Replacements for CFCs, pp. 666-668
Robert Pool
Subtleties of Mating Competition, p. 668
Roger Lewin
A Nobel Prize for the Two-Neutrino Experiment, pp. 669-670
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Family Relationships are a Biological Conundrum, p. 671
Roger Lewin
Membrane Protein Holds Photosynthetic Secrets, pp. 672-673
Roger Lewin


Frontiers in Neuroscience
Axon Guidance and the Patterning of Neuronal Projections in Vertebrates, pp. 692-699
Jane Dodd; Thomas M. Jessell
Growth Cone Guidance in Insects: Fasciclin II is a Member of the Immunoglobulin Superfamily, pp. 700-708
Allan L. Harrelson; Corey S. Goodman
Neuronal Cytomechanics: The Actin-Based Motility of Growth Cones, pp. 708-715
Stephen J Smith
Cellular and Molecular Mechanisms of Drug Dependence, pp. 715-723
George F. Koob; Floyd E. Bloom
Long-Term Synaptic Potentiation, pp. 724-728
Thomas H. Brown; Paul F. Chapman; Edward W. Kairiss; Claude L. Keenan
The Neural Basis for Learning of Simple Motor Skills, pp. 728-735
Stephen G. Lisberger
Behavioral Neurophysiology: Insights into Seeing and Grasping, pp. 736-741
Steven P. Wise; Robert Desimone
Perspectives on Cognitive Neuroscience, pp. 741-745
Patricia S. Churchland; Terrence J. Sejnowski


Reports
Arctic Ocean Ventilation Studied with a Suite of Anthropogenic Halocarbon Tracers, pp. 746-749
M. Krysell; D. W. R. Wallace
Thermodynamic Efficiency of Brittle Frictional Mountain Building, pp. 749-752
Terence D. Barr; F. A. Dahlen
Reductive Dechlorination of Polychlorinated Biphenyls by Anaerobic Microorganisms from Sediments, pp. 752-754
John F. Quensen; James M. Tiedje; Stephen A. Boyd
Frame-Shift Deletions in Patients with Duchenne and Becker Muscular Dystrophy, pp. 755-759
S. B. Malhotra; K. A. Hart; H. J. Klamut; N. S. T. Thomas; S. E. Bodrug; A. H. M. Burghes; M. Bobrow; P. S. Harper; M. W. Thompson; P. N. Ray; R. G. Worton
The Effect of Histone Gene Deletions on Chromatin Structure in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, pp. 759-761
David Norris; Barbara Dunn; Mary Ann Osley
A Mechanosensitive Ion Channel in the Yeast Plasma Membrane, pp. 762-765
Michael C. Gustin; Xin-Liang Zhou; Boris Martinac; Ching Kung
Anticodon Switching Changes the Identity of Methionine and Valine Transfer RNAs, pp. 765-768
LaDonne H. Schulman; Heike Pelka
Cryopreservation, Culture, and Transplantation of Human Fetal Mesencephalic Tissue into Monkeys, pp. 768-771
D. E. Redmond; F. Naftolin; T. J. Collier; C. Leranth; R. J. Robbins; C. D. Sladek; R. H. Roth; J. R. Sladek
Brain Stem Neurons in Modified Pathways for Motor Learning in the Primate Vestibulo-Ocular Reflex, pp. 771-773
Stephen G. Lisberger; Terri A. Pavelko
Spatially Resolved Calcium Dynamics of Mammalian Purkinje Cells in Cerebellar Slice, pp. 773-777
David W. Tank; Mutsuyuki Sugimori; John A. Connor; Rodolfo R. Llinás
Growth and Transparency in the Lens, an Epithelial Tissue, Stimulated by Pulses of PDGF, pp. 777-779
Barbara Brewitt; John I. Clark


Book Reviews
The Progress of Ecology, pp. 784-785
Seventy-Five Years in Ecology
John Sheail
Review author[s]: L. B. Slobodkin
Uses of Biology, pp. 785-787
Racial Hygiene
Robert Proctor
Review author[s]: Robert A. Pois
A "New" Protein, pp. 787-788
Ubiquitin
Martin Rechsteiner
Review author[s]: Harry T. Smith


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Front Matter (29 pp.)
Improved Efficiency of U.S. Copper Production, p. 837
Philip H. Abelson


Perspective
The Use of Animals in Research, pp. 839-840
John Kaplan


Letters
Panda Conservation, p. 845
Charles T. Robbins; Janet F. Baer; Raymond W. Wright; Richard J. Nelson
Drug Testing, p. 845
Shawn Marcell
Drug Testing: Response, pp. 845-846
Eliot Marshall
Pork Barreling, pp. 846-847
Charles E. Hess
Pork Barreling: Response, p. 847
M. Granger Morgan


News & Comment
Worm Invades Computer Networks, pp. 855-856
Eliot Marshall
NIH Delays Gene Transfer Experiment, pp. 856-857
Barbara J. Culliton
No Longer Ignored, AIDS Funds Just Keep Growing, pp. 858-859
William Booth
Soviet Shuttle Readied for First Space Flight, pp. 860-861
Eliot Marshall
Technology Legislation Previewed, p. 861
Colin Norman
Shakeup Continues at Soviet Academy, p. 862
David Dickson
France Boosts AIDS Funds, p. 862
David Dickson


Research News
What T Cells See and How they See it, pp. 863-865
Jean L. Marx
Huge Impact is Favored K-T Boundary Killer, pp. 865-867
Richard A. Kerr
Taking a Vacation from Predation, p. 868
William Booth
Random Samples, p. 869
Gregory Byrne


Poor Children in Rich Countries, pp. 873-877
Timothy M. Smeeding; Barbara Boyld Torrey

Effects of Pulse Shaping in Laser Spectroscopy and Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, pp. 878-884
Warren S. Warren

Biomaterials and Biomedical Devices, pp. 885-892
Jacob S. Hanker; Beverly L. Giammara

Structure of the Lambda Complex at 2.5 Å Resolution: Details of the Repressor-Operator Interactions, pp. 893-899
Steven R. Jordan; Carl O. Pabo

Recognition of a DNA Operator by the Repressor of Phage 434: A View at High Resolution, pp. 899-907
Aneel K. Aggarwal; David W. Rodgers; Marie Drottar; Mark Ptashne; Stephen C. Harrison


Reports
The Surface Temperature of the Sun and Changes in the Solar Constant, pp. 908-911
J. R. Kuhn; K. G. Libbrecht; R. H. Dicke
Enhancement of Surface Cooling Due to Forest Fire Smoke, pp. 911-913
Alan Robock
Early Insect Diversification: Evidence from a Lower Devonian Bristletail from Québec, pp. 913-916
Conrad C. Labandeira; Bret S. Beall; Francis M. Hueber
A Larger Spectrum of Severe HIV-1--Related Disease in Intravenous Drug Users in New York City, pp. 916-919
Rand L. Stoneburner; Don C. Des Jarlais; Diane Benezra; Leo Gorelkin; Jo L. Sotheran; Samuel R. Friedman; Stephen Schultz; Michael Marmor; Donna Mildvan; Robert Maslansky
Infection and Replication of HIV-1 in Purified Progenitor Cells of Normal Human Bone Marrow, pp. 919-922
Thomas M. Folks; Steven W. Kessler; Jan M. Orenstein; Jesse S. Justement; Elaine S. Jaffe; Anthony S. Fauci
Transcriptional Activation of a Cutinase Gene in Isolated Fungal Nuclei by Plant Cutin Monomers, pp. 922-925
Gopi K. Podila; Martin B. Dickman; P. E. Kolattukudy
A Chemically Synthesized Antennapedia Homeo Domain Binds to a Specific DNA Sequence, pp. 925-927
Hisakazu Mihara; Emil Thomas Kaiser
VirD2 Protein of Agrobacterium tumefaciens Very Tightly Linked to the 5 End of T-Strand DNA, pp. 927-930
Eric R. Ward; Wayne M. Barnes
A Pituitary N-Acetylgalactosamine Transferase that Specifically Recognizes Glycoprotein Hormones, pp. 930-933
Peter L. Smith; Jacques U. Baenziger
Blocking of EGF-Dependent Cell Proliferation by EGF Receptor Kinase Inhibitors, pp. 933-935
Pnina Yaish; Aviv Gazit; Chaim Gilon; Alexander Levitzki
Microtubule-Associated Protein MAP2 Shares a Microtubule Binding Motif with Tau Protein, pp. 936-939
Sally A. Lewis; Dashou Wang; Nicholas J. Cowan
Ovothiol Replaces Glutathione Peroxidase as a Hydrogen Peroxide Scavenger in Sea Urchin Eggs, pp. 939-941
Eric Turner; Lisa J. Hager; Bennett M. Shapiro
Induction of Manganous Superoxide Dismutase by Tumor Necrosis Factor: Possible Protective Mechanism, pp. 941-944
Grace H. W. Wong; David V. Goeddel


Technical Comments
Toward a Universal Law of Generalization, p. 944
Daniel M. Ennis
Toward a Universal Law of Generalization: Response, p. 944
Roger N. Shepard
Diabetic Mouse Incorrectly Typed, p. 945
Michal Prochazka; Edward H. Leiter; David V. Serreze; Douglas L. Coleman; Richard A. Jackson


Book Reviews
A Figure in Biochemistry, pp. 946-947
The Roots of Modern Biochemistry
Horst Kleinkauf; Hans Von Döhren; Lothar Jaenicke
Review author[s]: Daniel E. Atkinson
Land and Sea Records, p. 948
The Past Three Million Years
N. J. Shackleton; R. G. West; D. Q. Bowen
Review author[s]: Alan Mix
Succulents and their Ways, pp. 948-949
Environmental Biology of Agaves and Cacti
Park S. Nobel
Review author[s]: Irwin P. Ting
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 949-950
Milestones in Immunology
Debra Jan Bibel
Drugs, Athletes, and Physical Performance
John A. Thomas
Domestication of Plants in the Old World
Daniel Zohary; Maria Hopf
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (20 pp.)
A Tale of Two Techniques, p. 993
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
The Cause of AIDS, pp. 997-998
Andrew R. Moss; Dennis Osmond; Peter Bacchetti; Alan I. Trachtenberg; Sharon L. Winter; Peter Duesberg


News & Comment
Cat Study Halted amid Protests, pp. 1001-1002
Colin Norman
Science after the Election, pp. 1002-1003
Colin Norman
Sic Transit Gloria Transition, p. 1003
Eliot Marshall
Texas Lands the SSC, p. 1004
Mark Crawford
Breuning Sentenced, p. 1004
Gregory Byrne
Electricity Crunch Foreseen... May be, pp. 1005-1007
Mark Crawford
NSF's Bloch Attacks Iowa State's Pork, p. 1007
Mark Crawford
Erickson Charge Dropped, p. 1007
Eliot Marshall
Soviets Invite U.S. Scientists to Planets, p. 1007
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Britain to Boost Research Spending, p. 1007
David Dickson


Research News
Homeobox Linked to Gene Control, pp. 1008-1009
Jean L. Marx
Schizophrenia Genetics a Mixed Bag, p. 1009
Deborah M. Barnes
Is There Life after Climate Change?, pp. 1010-1012
Leslie Roberts
A Sun-Weather Connection Broken, pp. 1012-1013
Richard A. Kerr
Psychiatrists Psych out the Future, pp. 1013-1014
Deborah M. Barnes


Probing C 60, pp. 1017-1022
Robert F. Curl; Richard E. Smalley

Artificial Airglow Excited by High-Power Radio Waves, pp. 1022-1027
P. A. Bernhardt; L. M. Duncan; C. A. Tepley

An Early Hierarchic Role of U1 Small Nuclear Ribonucleoprotein in Spliceosome Assembly, pp. 1028-1035
Stephanie W. Ruby; John Abelson


Reports
Induction of κ Transcription by Interferon-γ without Activation of NF-κB, pp. 1036-1037
Michael Briskin; Michio D. Kuwabara; David S. Sigman; Randolph Wall
Introduction of Nucleophiles and Spectroscopic Probes into Antibody Combining Sites, pp. 1038-1040
Scott J. Pollack; Grace R. Nakayama; Peter G. Schultz
Multiple Principal Sigma Factor Homologs in Eubacteria: Identification of the ``rpoD Box'', pp. 1040-1042
Kan Tanaka; Tetsuo Shiina; Hideo Takahashi
Cloning of a Membrane Protein that Induces a Slow Voltage-Gated Potassium Current, pp. 1042-1045
Toru Takumi; Hiroaki Ohkubo; Shigetada Nakanishi
Autologous Peptides Constitutively Occupy the Antigen Binding Site on Ia, pp. 1045-1047
Soren Buus; Alessandro Sette; Sonia M. Colon; Howard M. Grey
A Bitter Substance Induces a Rise in Intracellular Calcium in a Subpopulation of Rat Taste Cells, pp. 1047-1050
Myles H. Akabas; Jane Dodd; Qais Al-Awqati
Identification of Synaptophysin as a Hexameric Channel Protein of the Synaptic Vesicle Membrane, pp. 1050-1053
Leo Thomas; Klaus Hartung; Dieter Langosch; Hubert Rehm; Ernst Bamberg; Werner W. Franke; Heinrich Betz
The Presence of Fibroblast Growth Factor in the Frog Egg: Its Role as a Natural Mesoderm Inducer, pp. 1053-1056
David Kimelman; Judith A. Abraham; Tapio Haaparanta; Thomas M. Palisi; Marc W. Kirschner
Activation of Developmentally Mutated Human Globin Genes by Cell Fusion, pp. 1056-1058
Thalia Papayannopoulou; Tariq Enver; Susumu Takegawa; Nicholas P. Anagnou; George Stamatoyannopoulos
Protection of Cattle against Rinderpest with Vaccinia Virus Recombinants Expressing the HA or F Gene, pp. 1058-1061
Tilahun Yilma; David Hsu; Leslie Jones; Sally Owens; Marvin Grubman; Charles Mebus; Miles Yamanaka; Beverly Dale


Book Reviews
Instruments of Isolation, pp. 1064-1065
Technology and Women's Voices
Cheris Kramarae
Review author[s]: Christine Kleinegger
South Sea Waters, p. 1065
Ecology of Tropical Oceans
Alan R. Longhurst; Daniel Pauly
Review author[s]: David McB. Williams
The Radio Universe, pp. 1065-1066
Galactic and Extragalactic Radio Astronomy
G. L. Verschuur; K. I. Kellermann
Review author[s]: Derek Wills


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Front Matter (19 pp.)
New Horizons in Medicine, p. 1109
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Animal Research: A Choice, p. 1111
Thomas Atherholt
Global Stratospheric Ozone and UVB Radiation, p. 1111
William B. Grant
Global Stratospheric Ozone and UVB Radiation: Response, pp. 1111-1112
Joseph Scotto; Gerald Cotton; Frederick Urbach; Daniel Berger; Thomas Fears


News & Comment
Europe Split on Embryo Research, pp. 1117-1118
David Dickson
A 20% Boost for Soviet Science, p. 1118
David Dickson
Space Reactors Hinder Gamma-Ray Astronomy, pp. 1119-1120
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Collapse of a Radio Giant, p. 1120
M. Mitchell Waldrop
The Worm's Aftermath, pp. 1121-1122
Eliot Marshall
Soviet-Based Global Foundation Takes Shape, p. 1122
Constance Holden
Genome Project, p. 1123
Leslie Roberts
``Alternative'' Nobels, p. 1123
Constance Holden


Research News
Sunspot-Weather Link Holding Up, pp. 1124-1125
Richard A. Kerr
One More Family of Superconductors, pp. 1125-1126
Robert Pool
NeXT Embraces a New Way of Programming, pp. 1126-1127
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Linguists Search for the Mother Tongue, pp. 1128-1129
Roger Lewin
Random Samples, p. 1130
Gregory Byrne


Self-Organization, Transformity, and Information, pp. 1132-1139
Howard T. Odum

Space, Stars, C 60 , and Soot, pp. 1139-1145
Harold Kroto

Microinjected DNA from the X Chromosome Affects Sex Determination in Caenorhabditis elegans, pp. 1146-1151
William K. McCoubrey; Kim D. Nordstrom; Philip M. Meneely


Reports
Laser-Selective Demagnetization: A New Technique in Paleomagnetism and Rock Magnetism, pp. 1152-1155
Paul R. Renne; Tullis C. Onstott
Genetic Relatedness in Colonies of Tropical Wasps with Multiple Queens, pp. 1155-1157
David C. Queller; Joan E. Strassmann; Colin R. Hughes
Nitrogen Fixation by Anaerobic Cellulolytic Bacteria, pp. 1157-1159
S. B. Leschine; K. Holwell; E. Canale-Parola
An in vitro System for Accurate Methylation of Internal Adenosine Residues in Messenger RNA, pp. 1159-1162
Prema Narayan; Fritz M. Rottman
A Continuous Cell-Free Translation System Capable of Producing Polypeptides in High Yield, pp. 1162-1164
Alexander S. Spirin; Vladimir I. Baranov; Lubov' A. Ryabova; Sergey Yu. Ovodov; Yuly B. Alakhov
Intron Existence Predated the Divergence of Eukaryotes and Prokaryotes, pp. 1164-1166
Ming-Che Shih; Peter Heinrich; Howard M. Goodman
HIV-Infected Cells are Killed by rCD4-Ricin A Chain, pp. 1166-1168
Mark A. Till; Victor Ghetie; Timothy Gregory; Eric J. Patzer; James P. Porter; Jonathan W. Uhr; Daniel J. Capon; Ellen S. Vitetta
Fidelity of HIV-1 Reverse Transcriptase, pp. 1168-1171
Bradley D. Preston; Bernard J. Poiesz; Lawrence A. Loeb
The Accuracy of Reverse Transcriptase from HIV-1, pp. 1171-1173
John D. Roberts; Katarzyna Bebenek; Thomas A. Kunkel
Demethylated CD8 Gene in CD4 + T Cells Suggests that CD4 + Cells Develop from CD8 + Precursors, pp. 1174-1176
Amy M. Carbone; Philippa Marrack; John W. Kappler
Inositol 1,3,4,5-Tetrakisphosphate Induces Ca 2+ Sequestration in Rat Liver Cells, pp. 1176-1178
Timothy D. Hill; Nicholas M. Dean; Alton L. Boynton


Book Reviews
Mechanisms of Advance, pp. 1182-1183
Science as a Process
David L. Hull
Review author[s]: J. Maynard Smith
Farm Problems, pp. 1183-1184
The Law of the Land
John Opie
Review author[s]: Harold D. Woodman
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 1184-1185
Surveying Social Life
Hubert J. O'Gorman
Oxidases and Related Redox Systems
Tsoo E. King; Howard S. Mason; Martin Morrison
Review author[s]: K.L.


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Front Matter (25 pp.)
The Golden Median, p. 1225
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Chimps and Research, p. 1227
Frederick A. King
Fetal Research Ban, p. 1227
Keith A. Crutcher
Steroid Use and Aggressive Behavior, p. 1227
Bruce Svare


Erratum: Neural Transplantation: A call for Patience Rather Than Patients., p. 1227
Erratum: Putting Foreign Genes into Domestic Animals., p. 1227


News & Comment
Social Engineers Confront AIDS, pp. 1237-1238
William Booth
Broder Picked to Head NCI, p. 1239
Leslie Roberts
Harvard Psychiatrist Resigns, pp. 1239-1240
Barbara J. Culliton
Errors in Cell Paper Acknowledged, p. 1240
Barbara J. Culliton
Chimps Endangered, Research Reprieved, p. 1240
William Booth
More Restructuring Urged for British Universities, p. 1241
David Dickson
The Mixed Blessing of Inexpensive Oil, pp. 1242-1243
Mark Crawford
U.S.--Soviet Weapons Journal Launched, p. 1243
Eliot Marshall
SSC Report Attacked, p. 1243
Mark Crawford
Thomas to Leave EPA, p. 1243
Colin Norman


Research News
Carving up the Human Genome, pp. 1244-1246
Leslie Roberts
Mammoth Fraud Exposed, p. 1246
Roger Lewin
Beyond Noah's Ark: What Do We Need to Know?, p. 1247
Leslie Roberts
The Quantum Wave Function of the Universe, pp. 1248-1250
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Scientific Standards in Epidemiologic Studies of the Menace of Daily Life, pp. 1257-1263
Alvan R. Feinstein

Astronomical Imaging with Infrared Array Detectors, pp. 1264-1270
Ian Gatley; D. L. DePoy; A. M. Fowler

RNA Processing Generates the Mature 3 End of Yeast CYC1 Messenger RNA in vitro, pp. 1270-1274
J. Scott Butler; Terry Platt


Reports
A 250,000-Year Climatic Record from Great Basin Vein Calcite: Implications for Milankovitch Theory, pp. 1275-1280
Isaac J. Winograd; Barney J. Szabo; Tyler B. Coplen; Alan C. Riggs
Io: Evidence for Silicate Volcanism in 1986, pp. 1280-1283
Torrence V. Johnson; Glenn J. Veeder; Dennis L. Matson; Robert H. Brown; Robert M. Nelson; David Morrison
Effect of the Orbital Debris Environment on the High-Energy Van Allen Proton Belt, pp. 1283-1286
Andrei Konradi
A Synchrotron X-ray Study of a Solid-Solid Phase Transition in a Two-Dimensional Crystal, pp. 1286-1290
Sharon Grayer Wolf; Moshe Deutsch; Ehud M. Landau; Meir Lahav; Leslie Leiserowitz; Kristian Kjaer; Jens Als-Nielsen
Sugar and Signal-Transducer Binding Sites of the Escherichia coli Galactose Chemoreceptor Protein, pp. 1290-1295
Nand K. Vyas; Meenakshi N. Vyas; Florante A. Quiocho
Two Cytosolic Neutrophil Oxidase Components Absent in Autosomal Chronic Granulomatous Disease, pp. 1295-1297
Bryan D. Volpp; William M. Nauseef; Robert A. Clark
Two Forms of Autosomal Chronic Granulomatous Disease Lack Distinct Neutrophil Cytosol Factors, pp. 1298-1301
Hiroyuki Nunoi; Daniel Rotrosen; John I. Gallin; Harry L. Malech
Reversal of Chloroquine Resistance in Malaria Parasite Plasmodium falciparum by Desipramine, pp. 1301-1303
Alan J. Bitonti; Albert Sjoerdsma; Peter P. McCann; Dennis E. Kyle; A. M. J. Oduola; Richard N. Rossan; Wilbur K. Milhous; David E. Davidson
A c-myb Antisense Oligodeoxynucleotide Inhibits Normal Human Hematopoiesis in vitro, pp. 1303-1306
Alan M. Gewirtz; Bruno Calabretta
Transient Expression Shows Ligand Gating and Allosteric Potentiation of GABA A Receptor Subunits, pp. 1306-1308
Dolan B. Pritchett; Harald Sontheimer; Cornelia M. Gorman; Helmut Kettenmann; Peter H. Seeburg; Peter R. Schofield
A 115-kD Polypeptide Immunologically Related to Erythrocyte Band 3 is Present in Golgi Membranes, pp. 1308-1311
Sakari Kellokumpu; Lynn Neff; Sirpa Jämsä-Kellokumpu; Ron Kopito; Roland Baron


Inside AAAS
Board Proposes a New/Old Objective for AAAS, p. 1312
Memo to Members, p. 1312
Marge White
Good Weather and Great Physics, p. 1312
Foreign Student Grants, p. 1312
'88 Elections, p. 1313


Book Reviews
A Reshaping in Biology, pp. 1314-1315
The American Development of Biology
Ronald Rainger; Keith R. Benson; Jane Maienschein
Review author[s]: Daniel J. Kevles
A Medical Scientist, pp. 1315-1316
Charles Richard Drew
Charles E. Wynes
Review author[s]: Albert E. Cowdrey
Problems of Connectionism, pp. 1316-1317
Connections and Symbols
Steven Pinker; Jacques Mehler
Review author[s]: Michael P. Maratsos
A Burst of Phages, p. 1317
The Bacteriophages
Richard Calendar
Review author[s]: Ian Molineux
Cementation Patterns, pp. 1317-1318
Diagenesis of Sedimentary Sequences
J. D. Marshall
Review author[s]: Gerald M. Friedman


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Front Matter (19 pp.)
Isotopes in Earth Science, p. 1357
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Journal Cancellations, p. 1361
Daniel H. Jones; Virginia M. Bowden
Cat Research at Cornell, p. 1361
Frank H. T. Rhodes
Cat Research at Cornell: Response, p. 1361
Colin Norman


Erratum: Relaxation of isolated ventricular Cardiomyocytes by a Voltage-Dependent Process., p. 1361
Erratum: Does earth Fill Its Own magnetosphere With Ions?, p. 1361
Erratum: Single Subunits of the GABAA Receptor Form Ion Channels with Properties of the Native Receptor., p. 1361


News & Comment
Research and the ``Flexible Freeze'', pp. 1368-1370
Eliot Marshall
NSF Names First 11 Science Centers, pp. 1370-1371
John Walsh
A Tiff over Titles at Stanford, p. 1371
William Booth
Stealth Bomber: Evading Flak over Cost, Mission, pp. 1372-1374
Colin Norman
Patent Backlog: Solution Pending, p. 1374
Mark Crawford
Europeans Decide on a Trip to Saturn, pp. 1375-1376
David Dickson
Galeev to Head Space Research Institute, p. 1376
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Superconductor Rumor, p. 1376
Robert Pool
Germany Drafting Biotechnology Law, p. 1376
Don Kirk
Jim Watson on the Budget, p. 1376
Barbara J. Culliton


Research News
jun is Bustin' out All over, pp. 1377-1378
Jean L. Marx
Caution Continues over Transplants, p. 1379
Roger Lewin
MIT to Get Superconductor Patent, p. 1379
Robert Pool
Snowbird II: Clues to Earth's Impact History, pp. 1380-1382
Richard A. Kerr
AMPTE Outfoxed by Magnetosphere, p. 1382
Richard A. Kerr
Random Samples, p. 1383
Gregory Byrne


The Further Evolution of Cooperation, pp. 1385-1390
Robert Axelrod; Douglas Dion

Experimental Constraints on Theories of High-Transition Temperature Superconductors, pp. 1390-1395
W. A. Little

Living with Clathrin: Its Role in Intracellular Membrane Traffic, pp. 1396-1402
Frances M. Brodsky


Reports
Evidence for Low Temperatures and Biologic Diversity in Cretaceous High Latitudes of Australia, pp. 1403-1406
P. V. Rich; T. H. Rich; B. E. Wagstaff; J. McEwen Mason; C. B. Douthitt; R. T. Gregory; E. A. Felton
X-ray Scattering Studies of Aligned, Stacked Surfactant Membranes, pp. 1406-1409
Eric B. Sirota; Gregory S. Smith; Cyrus R. Safinya; Robert J. Plano; Noel A. Clark
Neonatal Hepatitis Induced by α 1 -Antitrypsin: A Transgenic Mouse Model, pp. 1409-1412
Mark J. Dycaico; Seth G. N. Grant; Katherine Felts; W. Stephen Nichols; Stephen A. Geller; Jeffrey H. Hager; Amy J. Pollard; Steven W. Kohler; Heidi P. Short; Frank R. Jirik; Douglas Hanahan; Joseph A. Sorge
Regulation of the Erythropoietin Gene: Evidence that the Oxygen Sensor is a Heme Protein, pp. 1412-1415
Mark A. Goldberg; Susan P. Dunning; H. Franklin Bunn
Human Insulin-Degrading Enzyme Shares Structural and Functional Homologies with E. coli Protease III, pp. 1415-1418
Joseph A. Affholter; Victor A. Fried; Richard A. Roth
Many Transcription Factors Interact Synergistically with Steroid Receptors, pp. 1418-1420
Roland Schüle; Marc Muller; Christian Kaltschmidt; Rainer Renkawitz
Genome Rearrangement and Nitrogen Fixation in Anabaena Blocked by Inactivation of xisA Gene, pp. 1421-1423
James W. Golden; Deborah R. Wiest
Growth Factors Regulate Transin Gene Expression by c-fos--Dependent and c-fos--Independent Pathways, pp. 1424-1427
Lawrence D. Kerr; Jeffrey T. Holt; Lynn M. Matrisian
Mitochondrial DNA Mutation Associated with Leber's Hereditary Optic Neuropathy, pp. 1427-1430
Douglas C. Wallace; Gurparkash Singh; Marie T. Lott; Judy A. Hodge; Theodore G. Schurr; Angela M. S. Lezza; Louis J. Elsas; Eeva K. Nikoskelainen
Cyclic AMP--Responsive DNA-Binding Protein: Structure Based on a Cloned Placental cDNA, pp. 1430-1433
James P. Hoeffler; Terry E. Meyer; Yungdae Yun; J. Larry Jameson; Joel F. Habener
Newly Identified Brain Potassium Channels Gated by the Guanine Nucleotide Binding Protein G o, pp. 1433-1437
A. M. J. VanDongen; J. Codina; J. Olate; R. Mattera; R. Joho; L. Birnbaumer; A. M. Brown
Experimentally Induced Visual Projections into Auditory Thalamus and Cortex, pp. 1437-1441
Mriganka Sur; Preston E. Garraghty; Anna W. Roe
Reconstitution and Phosphorylation of Chloride Channels from Airway Epithelium Membranes, pp. 1441-1444
Hector H. Valdivia; William P. Dubinsky; Roberto Coronado
Astrocytes Synthesize Angiotensinogen in Brain, pp. 1444-1446
Ruth L. Stornetta; Charlyn L. Hawelu-Johnson; Patrice G. Guyenet; Kevin R. Lynch
Metabolic Correction of Defects in the Lipid Anchoring of Thy-1 in Lymphoma Mutants, pp. 1446-1448
Dwijendra Gupta; Alan Tartakoff; Ellen Tisdale


Book Reviews
Progress in Genetics, pp. 1449-1450
Proceedings of the Second International Conference on Quantitative Genetics
Bruce S. Weir; Eugene J. Eisen; Major M. Goodman; Gene Namkoong
Review author[s]: James F. Crow
Directions for Limnology, pp. 1450-1451
Complex Interactions in Lake Communities
Stephen R. Carpenter
Review author[s]: Susan Soltau Kilham
Monitoring Brightness, p. 1451
High Speed Astronomical Photometry
Brian Warner
Review author[s]: Paula Szkody
Earth Science and History, pp. 1451-1452
The Behavior of the Earth
Claude Allègre
Review author[s]: Peter J. Wyllie


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Front Matter (18 pp.)
Science Advice to the President, p. 1489
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Factoring and Cryptography, p. 1493
Ronald L. Rivest
CO 2 Reduction and Reforestation, pp. 1493-1494
G. M. Woodwell; Daniel H. Janzen; Howard A. Wilcox; Wheeler J. North; James Swartz; Horst Hoyer


Erratum: Single-Chain Antigen-Binding Proteins., p. 1494
Erratum: Billion Dollar Price Tag for New Animal Rules., p. 1494


News & Comment
Conflict of Interest Eyed at Harvard, pp. 1497-1499
William Booth
NIH Panel Finds no Fraud in Cell Paper but Cites Errors, p. 1499
Barbara J. Culliton
``Fifth Force'' Update: More Tests Needed, p. 1499
Robert Pool
UCSF Wins round in Fight over Lab, p. 1500
Glennda Chui
DOE's Guide to Weapons Plant Spills, pp. 1500-1501
Eliot Marshall
Furor in Fusion Labs, p. 1501
Mark Crawford
Gene Transfer Test Back on Track, p. 1502
Leslie Roberts
AIDS Mice Die in NIH Accident, p. 1502
Jean L. Marx
Marine Mammals Join the Navy, pp. 1503-1504
David C. Morrison


Research News
Which Clot-Dissolving Drug is Best?, pp. 1505-1506
Jean L. Marx
Computer Search Solves an Old Math Problem, pp. 1507-1508
Barry A. Cipra
Extinction Imminent for Native Plants, p. 1508
Leslie Roberts
Sex and Violence in Neuroscience, pp. 1509-1511
Deborah M. Barnes
New Active Faults in L.A., p. 1511
Richard A. Kerr


The Global Impact of the Chernobyl Reactor Accident, pp. 1513-1519
Lynn R. Anspaugh; Robert J. Catlin; Marvin Goldman

Chemistry of High-Temperature Superconductors, pp. 1519-1527
A. W. Sleight

Novel Regulators of Bone Formation: Molecular Clones and Activities, pp. 1528-1534
John M. Wozney; Vicki Rosen; Anthony J. Celeste; Lisa M. Mitsock; Matthew J. Whitters; Ronald W. Kriz; Rodney M. Hewick; Elizabeth A. Wang


Reports
The Isotopic Composition of Methane in Polar Ice Cores, pp. 1535-1539
H. Craig; C. C. Chou; J. A. Welhan; C. M. Stevens; A. Engelkemeir
Dynamics of a Second-Order Phase Transition: P$\overline{1}$ to I$\overline{1}$ Phase Transition in Anorthite, CaAl$_{2}$Si$_{2}$O$_{8}$, pp. 1539-1541
Subrata Ghose; G. Van Tendeloo; S. Amelinckx
A Specific, Highly Active Malate Dehydrogenase by Redesign of a Lactate Dehydrogenase Framework, pp. 1541-1544
Helen M. Wilks; Keith W. Hart; Raymond Feeney; Cameron R. Dunn; Hilary Muirhead; William N. Chia; David A. Barstow; Tony Atkinson; Anthony R. Clarke; J. John Holbrook
Translation of Unspliced Transcripts after Heat Shock, pp. 1544-1548
H. Joseph Yost; Susan Lindquist
Accuracy of in vivo Aminoacylation Requires Proper Balance of tRNA and Aminoacyl-tRNA Synthetase, pp. 1548-1551
Robert Swanson; Patricia Hoben; Martin Sumner-Smith; Haruki Uemura; Lynley Watson; Dieter Söll
Competitive Inhibition of hsp70 Gene Expression Causes Thermosensitivity, pp. 1551-1554
Randal N. Johnston; B. L. Kucey
Unexpectedly High Levels of HIV-1 RNA and Protein Synthesis in a Cytocidal Infection, pp. 1554-1557
M. Somasundaran; H. L. Robinson
Human T Cell Leukemia Viruses Use a Receptor Determined by Human Chromosome 17, pp. 1557-1559
Maja A. Sommerfelt; Brenda P. Williams; Paul R. Clapham; Ellen Solomon; Peter N. Goodfellow; Robin A. Weiss
A DNA Binding Protein Regulated by IL-4 and by Differentiation in B Cells, pp. 1559-1562
Mark Boothby; Ellen Gravallese; Hsiou-Chi Liou; Laurie H. Glimcher
Suppression of the Neoplastic Phenotype by Replacement of the RB Gene in Human Cancer Cells, pp. 1563-1566
Huei-Jen Su Huang; Jiing-Kuan Yee; Jin-Yuh Shew; Phang-Lang Chen; Robert Bookstein; Theodore Friedmann; Eva Y.-H. P. Lee; Wen-Hwa Lee
Distinct Regions of Sp1 Modulate DNA Binding and Transcriptional Activation, pp. 1566-1570
James T. Kadonaga; Albert J. Courey; Joseph Ladika; Robert Tjian
The elav Gene Product of Drosophila, Required in Neurons, Has Three RNP Consensus Motifs, pp. 1570-1572
Steven Robinow; Ana Regina Campos; Kwok-Ming Yao; Kalpana White
Lineage-Specific Development of Calcium Currents during Embryogenesis, pp. 1572-1575
Luciana Simoncini; Melodye L. Block; William J. Moody
Grafting Genetically Modified Cells to the Damaged Brain: Restorative Effects of NGF Expression, pp. 1575-1578
Michael B. Rosenberg; Theodore Friedmann; Robin C. Robertson; Mark Tuszynski; Jon A. Wolff; Xandra O. Breakefield; Fred H. Gage
Evidence that the M2 Membrane-Spanning Region Lines the Ion Channel Pore of the Nicotinic Receptor, pp. 1578-1581
Reid J. Leonard; Cesar G. Labarca; Pierre Charnet; Norman Davidson; Henry A. Lester


Book Reviews
Explaining the Peacock's Tail, p. 1583
Sexual Selection
J. W. Bradbury; M. B. Andersson
Review author[s]: Robert Gibson
From Cabot to Shelton, pp. 1583-1584
The Cold Light of Dawn
Richard A. Jarrell
Review author[s]: Donald E. Osterbrock
String Theory, pp. 1584-1585
Superstrings
P. C. W. Davies; Julian Brown
Review author[s]: Burt Ovrut
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 1585-1586
Plant-Animal Interactions
Warren G. Abrahamson
Crystals in Gels and Liesegang Rings
Heinz K. Henisch
Neodymium Isotope Geochemistry
Donald J. DePaolo
Appraising the Ring
Leon M. Lederman; Chris Quigg
Review author[s]: K.L.; D.F.W.


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Volume Information (10 pp.)
Front Matter (15 pp.)
Federal Policies in Transition, p. 1621
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Collaboration and Responsibility, p. 1623
Avram Goldstein; Arnold J. Friedhoff
Eliminating NO x, p. 1623
Sheldon C. Plotkin
IIASA and Modeling, pp. 1623-1624
Saunders Mac Lane
Conflict over the Molecular Clock, p. 1624
John A. W. Kirsch; Carey Krajewski
Conflict over the Molecular Clock: Response, p. 1624
Roger Lewin


Corrections: Amino Acid Preferences for Specific Locations at the Ends of α Helices, p. 1624
Jane Richardson; David Richardson

Erratum: A 115-kD Polypeptide Immunologically Related to Erythrocyte Band 3 Is Present in Golgi Membranes, p. 1624


News & Comment
Panel Backs Fetal Tissue Research, pp. 1625-1626
Barbara J. Culliton
Budget Advice from the Academy, p. 1626
Eliot Marshall
Locusts in Africa: A Plague is Possible, pp. 1627-1628
John Walsh
Test Ban Talks Reach Impasse, p. 1628
Colin Norman
Britain Decides to Stay in CERN, p. 1629
David Dickson
U.S.--Soviet Ecology Agreement, p. 1629
Constance Holden
Weapons Reactor Restart Set Back, p. 1630
Mark Crawford
Hughes, GM Battle over Stock Value, p. 1630
Barbara J. Culliton
European Space Science, p. 1630
David Dickson
Europeans Approve 6-GeV Synchrotron..., p. 1631
David Dickson
... Japanese Pick Site for 8-GeV Facility, p. 1631
Marjorie Sun
Stopping the Brain Drain at NIH, p. 1631
William Booth


Research News
American Indian Language Dispute, pp. 1632-1633
Roger Lewin
PCs Factor a ``Most Wanted'' Number, pp. 1634-1635
Barry A. Cipra
Life History Patterns Emerge in Primate Study, pp. 1636-1637
Roger Lewin
Progress Reported on Mouse Models for AIDS, p. 1638
Jean L. Marx
Random Samples, p. 1639
Gregory Byrne


Origins of the 1988 North American Drought, pp. 1640-1645
Kevin E. Trenberth; Grant W. Branstator; Phillip A. Arkin

Laser Femtochemistry, pp. 1645-1653
Ahmed H. Zewail

The Intrinsic Electrophysiological Properties of Mammalian Neurons: Insights into Central Nervous System Function, pp. 1654-1664
Rodolfo R. Llinás

Development of Disease and Virus Recovery in Transgenic Mice Containing HIV Proviral DNA, pp. 1665-1670
John M. Leonard; Jan W. Abramczuk; David S. Pezen; Rosamond Rutledge; J. Harry Belcher; Frances Hakim; Gene Shearer; Lajos Lamperth; William Travis; Torgny Fredrickson; Abner L. Notkins; Malcolm A. Martin


Reports
Raoult's Law and the Melting Point Depression in Mesoscopic Systems, pp. 1671-1672
Günter Nimtz; Peter Marquardt; Dietrich Stauffer; Wilfried Weiss
The Origin of the Superstructure in Bi 2 Sr 2 CaCu 2 O 8+δ as Revealed by Scanning Tunneling Microscopy, pp. 1673-1675
M. D. Kirk; J. Nogami; A. A. Baski; D. B. Mitzi; A. Kapitulnik; T. H. Geballe; C. F. Quate
Gravitational Separation of Gases and Isotopes in Polar Ice Caps, pp. 1675-1678
H. Craig; Y. Horibe; T. Sowers
Restoration of Torque in Defective Flagellar Motors, pp. 1678-1681
David F. Blair; Howard C. Berg
Association of Transfer RNA Acceptor Identity with a Helical Irregularity, pp. 1681-1684
William H. McClain; Yong-Min Chen; K. Foss; Jay Schneider
Infection of the SCID-hu Mouse by HIV-1, pp. 1684-1686
R. Namikawa; H. Kaneshima; M. Lieberman; I. L. Weissman; J. M. McCune
Movement of the X Chromosome in Epilepsy, pp. 1687-1691
Jonathan Borden; Laura Manuelidis
Complementary Hemispheric Specialization in Monkeys, pp. 1691-1694
Charles R. Hamilton; Betty A. Vermeire
Contributions of Quisqualate and NMDA Receptors to the Induction and Expression of LTP, pp. 1694-1697
Dominique Muller; Michel Joly; Gary Lynch
Molecular Cloning of Two Types of GAP Complementary DNA from Human Placenta, pp. 1697-1700
Meg Trahey; Gail Wong; Robert Halenbeck; Bonnee Rubinfeld; George A. Martin; Martha Ladner; Christopher M. Long; Walter J. Crosier; Ken Watt; Kirston Koths; Frank McCormick
Repair of the Secretion Defect in the Z Form of α1-antitrypsin by Addition of a Second Mutation, pp. 1700-1702
Mark Brantly; Michael Courtney; Ronald G. Crystal
Point Mutations in the Human Vitamin D Receptor Gene Associated with Hypocalcemic Rickets, pp. 1702-1705
Mark R. Hughes; Peter J. Malloy; Dirk G. Kieback; Robert A. Kesterson; J. Wesley Pike; David Feldman; Bert W. O'Malley
Engraftment of Immune-Deficient Mice with Human Hematopoietic Stem Cells, pp. 1706-1709
Suzanne Kamel-Reid; John E. Dick


Book Reviews
The Myth of Darwinism, pp. 1710-1711
The Non-Darwinian Revolution
Peter J. Bowler
Review author[s]: David L. Hull
Max Delbrück, pp. 1711-1712
Thinking about Science
Ernst Peter Fischer; Carol Lipson
Review author[s]: Kostia Bergman
Genetic Rearrangements, pp. 1712-1713
Transposition
A. J. Kingsman; K. F. Chater; S. M. Kingsman
Review author[s]: Michael Malamy
Lightning, pp. 1713-1714
The Lightning Discharge
Martin A. Uman
Review author[s]: W. David Rust


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