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Front Matter (11 pp.)
Netwatch, pp. 7-8
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
RNA Molecules May Carry Long-Distance Signals in Plants, pp. 12-13
Evelyn Strauss
Iceland OKs Private Health Databank, p. 13
Martin Enserink
Has a Dark Particle Come to Light?, pp. 13-14
James Glanz
Filling in the Blanks of the GABAB Receptor, pp. 14-15
Ingrid Wickelgren
ScienceScope, pp. 15+17
Moon-Forming Crash is Likely in New Model, pp. 15-16
Dana Mackenzie
Korean Report Sparks Anger and Inquiry, pp. 16-17
Michael Baker
DNA Chips Give New View of Classic Test, pp. 17-18
Elizabeth Pennisi
EPA Ponders Pesticide Tests in Humans, pp. 18-19
Jocelyn Kaiser
Flat Budget Keeps Space Science on Edge, p. 19
Helen Gavaghan
Galaxies Seen at the Universe's Dawn, pp. 19+21
Govert Schilling
Microwave Hump Reveals Flat Universe, p. 21
James Glanz


News Focus
Eastern Europe's Research Gamble, pp. 22-24
Robert Koenig
Money and Mentors Hold Onto Young Researchers, p. 25
Robert Koenig
Bringing Diverging Paths Back Together, pp. 25-26
Robert Koenig
End of Joint Programs Leaves Researchers Feeling Jilted, p. 26
Richard Stone
Borrowing from Biology to Power the Petite, pp. 27-28
Robert F. Service
From Eastern Quakes to a Warming's Icy Clues, pp. 28-29
Richard A. Kerr


Random Samples, p. 31
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Taking Inventory, p. 32
Floyd E. Bloom


Letters
Journal Economics, p. 33
Richard Johnson; Dana L. Roth
Miracle Heifer?, p. 33
John Ebeler
What's in a "Midden"?, p. 33
Jerry L. Modisette
From Mice to Maize, pp. 33-34
Colm Lawler; Fred Erbisch
Replacing Ancient Forests, p. 34
David W. Stahle
Hominid Brain Volume, pp. 34-35
Ralph L. Holloway; Glenn C. Conroy; Gerhard W. Weber; Horst Seidler; Phillip V. Tobias


Corrections and Clarifications: Genome Sequence of the Nematode C. elegans: A Platform for Investigating Biology, p. 35
Corrections and Clarifications: Caenorhabditis elegans is a Nematode, p. 35
Corrections and Clarifications: X-ray Crystal Structure of the Fe-Only Hydrogenase (Cpl) from Clostridium pasteurianum to 1.8 Angstrom Resolution, p. 35
Corrections and Clarifications: Oxygen Isotope Exchange Between Refactory Inclusion in Allende and Solar Nebula Gas, p. 35
Corrections and Clarifications: Single-molecule Enzymatic Dynamics, p. 35
Corrections and Clarifications: Coupling of Mitosis to the Completion of S Phase Through Cdc-34 Mediated Degradation of Wee1, p. 35
Corrections and Clarifications: The Science and Technology-Bereft Department of State, p. 35


Science's Compass


Policy Forum
Effects of Medical Research on Health Care and the Economy, pp. 36-37
Herbert Pardes; Kenneth G. Manton; Eric S. Lander; H. Dennis Tolley; Arthur D. Ullian; Hans Palmer


Books et al.
A Wondrous and Poetic Spectrum, pp. 38-39
Unweaving the Rainbow. Science, Delusion and the Appetite for Wonder.
Richard Dawkins
Review author[s]: Charles M. Vest
Going to Extremes in America, p. 39
Darwinism Comes to America.
Ronald L. Numbers
Review author[s]: Peter J. Bowler


Perspectives
Out of the Minds of Babes, pp. 40-41
Steven Pinker
Driven Liquids, pp. 41-42
Michael Grunze
Effective Mass and Color Change, pp. 42-43
M. V. Klein; G. Blumberg


Research


Reports
Superionic and Metallic States of Water and Ammonia at Giant Planet Conditions, pp. 44-46
C. Cavazzoni; G. L. Chiarotti; S. Scandolo; E. Tosatti; M. Bernasconi; M. Parrinello
Liquid Morphologies on Structured Surfaces: From Microchannels to Microchips, pp. 46-49
Hartmut Gau; Stephan Herminghaus; Peter Lenz; Reinhard Lipowsky
Sum Rules and Interlayer Conductivity of High-Tc Cuprates, pp. 49-52
D. N. Basov; S. I. Woods; A. S. Katz; E. J. Singley; R. C. Dynes; M. Xu; D. G. Hinks; C. C. Homes; M. Strongin
Imaging Electron Wave Functions of Quantized Energy Levels in Carbon Nanotubes, pp. 52-55
Liesbeth C. Venema; Jeroen W. G. Wildöer; Jorg W. Janssen; Sander J. Tans; Hinne L. J. Temminck Tuinstra; Leo P. Kouwenhoven; Cees Dekker
DOAS Measurements of Tropospheric Bromine Oxide in Mid-Latitudes, pp. 55-57
Kai Hebestreit; Jochen Stutz; David Rosen; Valery Matveiv; Mordechai Peleg; Menachem Luria; Ulrich Platt
Electrochemical Principles for Active Control of Liquids on Submillimeter Scales, pp. 57-60
Benedict S. Gallardo; Vinay K. Gupta; Franklin D. Eagerton; Lana I. Jong; Vincent S. Craig; Rahul R. Shah; Nicholas L. Abbott
Quantum Statistical Corrections to Dynamic Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, pp. 61-65
Leonard J. Mueller; Daniel P. Weitekamp
Chain Length Recognition: Core-Shell Supramolecular Assembly from Oppositely Charged Block Copolymers, pp. 65-67
Atsushi Harada; Kazunori Kataoka
Requirement for Diverse, Low-Abundance Peptides in Positive Selection of T Cells, pp. 67-70
Gregory M. Barton; Alexander Y. Rudensky
Blockade of NMDA Receptors and Apoptotic Neurodegeneration in the Developing Brain, pp. 70-74
Chrysanthy Ikonomidou; Friederike Bosch; Michael Miksa; Petra Bittigau; Jessica Vöckler; Krikor Dikranian; Tanya I. Tenkova; Vanya Stefovska; Lechoslaw Turski; John W. Olney
Role of Heteromer Formation in GABAB Receptor Function, pp. 74-77
Rohini Kuner; Georg Köhr; Sylvia Grünewald; Gisela Eisenhardt; Alfred Bach; Hans-Christian Kornau
Rule Learning by Seven-Month-Old Infants, pp. 77-80
G. F. Marcus; S. Vijayan; S. Bandi Rao; P. M. Vishton
Assembly and Analysis of Conical Models for the HIV-1 Core, pp. 80-83
Barbie K. Ganser; Su Li; Victor Y. Klishko; John T. Finch; Wesley I. Sundquist
The Transcriptional Program in the Response of Human Fibroblasts to Serum, pp. 83-87
Vishwanath R. Iyer; Michael B. Eisen; Douglas T. Ross; Greg Schuler; Troy Moore; Jeffrey C. F. Lee; Jeffrey M. Trent; Louis M. Staudt; James Hudson Jr.; Mark S. Boguski; Deval Lashkari; Dari Shalon; David Botstein; Patrick O. Brown
Regulated Delivery of Therapeutic Proteins After In vivo Somatic Cell Gene Transfer, pp. 88-91
Xuehai Ye; Victor M. Rivera; Philip Zoltick; Franklin Cerasoli Jr.; Michael A. Schnell; Guang-ping Gao; Joseph V. Hughes; Michael Gilman; James M. Wilson
Processing of the Notch Ligand Delta by the Metalloprotease Kuzbanian, pp. 91-94
Huilin Qi; Matthew D. Rand; Xiaohui Wu; Nenad Sestan; Weiyi Wang; Pasko Rakic; Tian Xu; Spyros Artavanis-Tsakonas
Plant Paralog to Viral Movement Protein that Potentiates Transport of mRNA into the Phloem, pp. 94-98
Beatriz Xoconostle-Cázares; Yu Xiang; Roberto Ruiz-Medrano; Hong-Li Wang; Jan Monzer; Byung-Chun Yoo; K. C. McFarland; Vincent R. Franceschi; William J. Lucas


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Front Matter (22 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 139
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Institutes Reinvent Themselves as Part of Well-Funded Reform, pp. 150-151+153
Li Hui
Neuroscience Institute Breaks New Ground, pp. 150-151
Jeffrey Mervis
Which Jefferson was the Father?, pp. 153-154
Eliot Marshall
ScienceScope, pp. 153+155
Immortalized Cells Seem Cancer-Free so Far, pp. 154-155
Dan Ferber
RNA Study Suggests Cool Cradle of Life, pp. 155+157
Gretchen Vogel
Pluto: The Planet that Never Was, p. 157
Govert Schilling


News Focus
Nuclear Strongholds in Peril, pp. 158-164
Richard Stone
Finding Speed on the Smallest Scales, pp. 165+167
Robert F. Service
New Findings Point to an Abundance of Cellular Riches, pp. 167-169
Evelyn Strauss; Elizabeth Pennisi
Ancient Child Burial Uncovered in Portugal, p. 169
Constance Holden


Random Samples, p. 171
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Investing in Our Future, p. 173
Virginia McGovern


Letters
Silver-Tongued Neandertals?, p. 175
Philip Lieberman
Yellowstone Fires, pp. 175-176
Jay E. Anderson; William H. Romme; Grant Meyer; Dennis H. Knight; Linda Wallace
Otter-Eating Orcas, pp. 176-177
David L. Garshelis; Charles B. Johnson; James A. Estes
Fertility Technique Regulation, pp. 178-179
Barbara A. DeBuono; Carl H. Coleman; Lori Andrews; Nanette Elster
Climate Change Prediction, p. 179
Wallace Broecker


Books et al.
Organizing Pelagic Ecosystems, pp. 180-181
Ecological Geography of the Sea.
Alan Longhurst
Review author[s]: Sharon L. Smith
Choosing to Favor Animals, p. 181
The Human Use of Animals. Case Studies in Ethical Choices.
F. Barbara Orlans; Tom L. Beauchamp; Rebecca Dresser; David B. Morton; John P. Gluck
Review author[s]: Adrian R. Morrison


Perspectives
Debating Extinction, pp. 182-183
Timothy F. Flannery
Warm, Warm on the Range, pp. 183-184
Jerry M. Melillo
Beyond Sloth-Physical Activity and Weight Gain, pp. 184-185
Eric Ravussin; Elliot Danforth Jr.
RNA, Whither Goest Thou?, pp. 186-187
Henri Tiedge; Floyd E. Bloom; Dietmar Richter


Research


Reports
The Generation and Trapping of Solitary Waves Over Topography, pp. 188-190
David Farmer; Laurence Armi
Paleolithic Population Growth Pulses Evidenced by Small Animal Exploitation, pp. 190-194
Mary C. Stiner; Natalie D. Munro; Todd A. Surovell; Eitan Tchernov; Ofer Bar-Yosef
Controlling Charge States of Large Ions, pp. 194-197
Mark Scalf; Michael S. Westphall; Joern Krause; Stanley L. Kaufman; Lloyd M. Smith
Rapid Fluctuations in Sea Level Recorded at Huon Peninsula During the Penultimate Deglaciation, pp. 197-201
Tezer M. Esat; Malcolm T. McCulloch; John Chappell; Bradley Pillans; Akio Omura
Coral Record of Equatorial Sea-Surface Temperatures During the Penultimate Deglaciation at Huon Peninsula, pp. 202-204
Malcolm T. McCulloch; Alexander W. Tudhope; Tezer M. Esat; Graham E. Mortimer; John Chappell; Bradley Pillans; Allan R. Chivas; Akio Omura
Pleistocene Extinction of Genyornis newtoni: Human Impact on Australian Megafauna, pp. 205-208
Gifford H. Miller; John W. Magee; Beverly J. Johnson; Marilyn L. Fogel; Nigel A. Spooner; Malcolm T. McCulloch; Linda K. Ayliffe
Particle-Stabilized Defect Gel in Cholesteric Liquid Crystals, pp. 209-212
Martin Zapotocky; Laurence Ramos; Philippe Poulin; T. C. Lubensky; D. A. Weitz
Role of Nonexercise Activity Thermogenesis in Resistance to Fat Gain in Humans, pp. 212-214
James A. Levine; Norman L. Eberhardt; Michael D. Jensen
A Molecular Mechanism for Electrical Tuning of Cochlear Hair Cells, pp. 215-217
Krishnan Ramanathan; Timothy H. Michael; Guo-Jian Jiang; Hakim Hiel; Paul A. Fuchs
Female × Male Interactions in Drosophila Sperm Competition, pp. 217-220
Andrew G. Clark; David J. Begun; Timothy Prout
A Nonhyperthermophilic Common Ancestor to Extant Life Forms, pp. 220-221
Nicolas Galtier; Nicolas Tourasse; Manolo Gouy
STAT5 Interaction with the T Cell Receptor Complex and Stimulation of T Cell Proliferation, pp. 222-225
Thomas Welte; David Leitenberg; Bonnie N. Dittel; Basel K. al-Ramadi; Bing Xie; Yue E. Chin; Charles A. Janeway Jr.; Alfred L. M. Bothwell; Kim Bottomly; Xin-Yuan Fu
CD1d-Restricted Immunoglobulin G Formation to GPI-Anchored Antigens Mediated by NKT Cells, pp. 225-229
Louis Schofield; Malcolm J. McConville; Diana Hansen; A. Stewart Campbell; Bert Fraser-Reid; Michael J. Grusby; Souvenir D. Tachado
Grassland Vegetation Changes and Nocturnal Global Warming, pp. 229-231
Richard D. Alward; James K. Detling; Daniel G. Milchunas


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Front Matter (21 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 295
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Computing, NSF to Get Top Billing in 2000 Budget, pp. 302-303
David Malakoff
Did Early African Hominids Eat Meat?, p. 303
Gretchen Vogel
T Cell Production Slowed, Not Exhausted?, pp. 305-306
Michael Balter


ScienceScope, p. 305


News


News of the Week
How Stimulant Drugs May Calm Hyperactivity, p. 306
Jean Mark
DOE Blocks Physicists from Indian Meeting, p. 307
James Glanz
Scientific Leaders Balk at Broad Data Release, pp. 307+309
Bruce Agnew
India Prepares Research, Policy Initiatives, p. 309
Pallava Bagla


News Focus
Crop Scientists Seek a New Revolution, pp. 310-314
Charles C. Mann
Crossing Rice Strains to Keep Asia's Rice Bowls Brimming, p. 313
Dennis Normile
Genetic Engineers Aim to Soup up Crop Photosynthesis, pp. 314-316
Charles C. Mann
Landscape Changes Make Regional Climate Run Hot and Cold, pp. 317+319
Jennifer Couzin
Seeking Lasting Truths Among the Stars, pp. 319-320
Govert Schilling; James Glanz
New Data Hint at Why Earth Hums and Mountains Rise, pp. 320-321
Richard A. Kerr


Random Samples, p. 323
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
On the Frontiers of Science, p. 325
Michel Cuénod


Letters
Transgenic Crops in Europe, p. 327
Milton P. Gordon
Edison and His Laboratory, p. 327
Review author[s]: John J. Gilman
Animal Rights, pp. 327-329
J. E. R. Staddon; Barbara Coalgate; Jerry Coalgate; Leslie Lanoix Davis; H. William Hunt; Cindy A. Buckmaster; Thomas A. Shannon
Spanish Natural History Museum, p. 329
Javier Garcia-Guinea; Jesus Martinez-Frias
Animal Domestication, pp. 329-330
Ronan T. Loftus; David E. MacHugh; Patrick Cunningham; Daniel G. Bradley
Carbon Sink: A Clue from Biosphere 2?, p. 330
Roy L. Walford


Corrections and Clarifications: Science's Compass, p. 330
Corrections and Clarifications: NetWatch, p. 330
Corrections and Clarifications: Magnetoelectronics, p. 330


Science's Compass


Policy Forum
Physician-Scientists-Endangered and Essential, pp. 331-332
Leon E. Rosenberg


Books et al
Only Unthinking Intelligence?, p. 333
If a Lion Could Talk. Animal Intelligence and the Evolution of Consciousness.
Stephen Budiansky
Review author[s]: Dorothy Cheney


Book et al
To Emerge or Not to Emerge, p. 334
Seeds. Ecology, Biogeography, and Evolution of Dormancy and Germination.
Carol C. Baskin; Jerry M. Baskin
Review author[s]: Susan J. Mazer


Perspectives
You are What You Eat, pp. 335-336
Matthew J. Kohn
Magic of the Occult?, pp. 336-337
David C. Montefiori; John P. Moore
Probing Europa's Third Dimension, pp. 338-339
Clark R. Chapman
What Maintains Memories?, pp. 339-340
John E. Lisman; Justin R. Fallon


Review
Mass-Independent Isotope Effects in Planetary Atmospheres and the Early Solar System, pp. 341-345
Mark H. Thiemens


Tech.Sight
Microfluidic Diffusion-Based Separation and Detection, pp. 346-347
Bernhard H. Weigl; Paul Yager

Techsighting, pp. 348-349
John Wass; Robert Sikorski; Richard peters


Research


Research Articles
Far-Ultraviolet Imaging Spectroscopy of Io's Atmosphere with HST/STIS, pp. 353-357
F. L. Roesler; H. W. Moos; R. J. Oliversen; R. C. Woodward Jr.; K. D. Retherford; F. Scherb; M. A. McGrath; W. H. Smyth; P. D. Feldman; D. F. Strobel
Fusion-Competent Vaccines: Broad Neutralization of Primary Isolates of HIV, pp. 357-362
Rachel A. LaCasse; Kathryn E. Follis; Meg Trahey; John D. Scarborough; Dan R. Littman; Jack H. Nunberg


Reports
Enhancement of Cation Diffusion Rates Across the 410-Kilometer Discontinuity in Earth's Mantle, pp. 362-365
S. Chakraborty; R. Knoche; H. Schulze; D. C. Rubie; D. Dobson; N. L. Ross; R. J. Angel
Phytoplankton Community Structure and the Drawdown of Nutrients and CO2 in the Southern Ocean, pp. 365-367
Kevin R. Arrigo; Dale H. Robinson; Denise L. Worthen; Robert B. Dunbar; Giacomo R. DiTullio; Michael VanWoert; Michael P. Lizotte
Isotopic Evidence for the Diet of an Early Hominid, Australopithecus africanus, pp. 368-370
Matt Sponheimer; Julia A. Lee-Thorp
Ozone Isotope Enrichment: Isotopomer-Specific Rate Coefficients, pp. 370-372
K. Mauersberger; B. Erbacher; D. Krankowsky; J. Günther; R. Nickel
Self-Assembly of Ordered Microporous Materials from Rod-Coil Block Copolymers, pp. 372-375
Samson A. Jenekhe; X. Linda Chen
Electron Transfer between Bases in Double Helical DNA, pp. 375-381
Shana O. Kelley; Jacqueline K. Barton
Emergent Properties of Networks of Biological Signaling Pathways, pp. 381-387
Upinder S. Bhalla; Ravi Iyengar
Role of DNA 5-Methylcytosine Transferase in Cell Transformation by fos, pp. 387-390
A. V. Bakin; T. Curran
Xid-Like Immunodeficiency in Mice with Disruption of the p85α Subunit of Phosphoinositide 3-Kinase, pp. 390-392
Harumi Suzuki; Yasuo Terauchi; Mari Fujiwara; Shinichi Aizawa; Yoshio Yazaki; Takashi Kadowaki; Shigeo Koyasu
Impaired B Cell Development and Proliferation in Absence of Phosphoinositide 3-Kinase p85α, pp. 393-397
David A. Fruman; Scott B. Snapper; Claudine M. Yballe; Laurie Davidson; Jonathan Y. Yu; Frederick W. Alt; Lewis C. Cantley
Role of Serotonin in the Paradoxical Calming Effect of Psychostimulants on Hyperactivity, pp. 397-401
Raul R. Gainetdinov; William C. Wetsel; Sara R. Jones; Edward D. Levin; Mohamed Jaber; Marc G. Caron
Unresponsiveness to Cannabinoids and Reduced Addictive Effects of Opiates in CB1 Receptor Knockout Mice, pp. 401-404
Catherine Ledent; Olga Valverde; Gregorio Cossu; François Petitet; Jean-François Aubert; Françoise Beslot; Georg A. Böhme; Assunta Imperato; Thierry Pedrazzini; Bernard P. Roques; Gilbert Vassart; Walter Fratta; Marc Parmentier
Diminishing Returns from Mutation Supply Rate in Asexual Populations, pp. 404-406
J. Arjan G. M. de Visser; Clifford W. Zeyl; Philip J. Gerrish; Jeffrey L. Blanchard; Richard E. Lenski


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Front Matter (27 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 455
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
NIMH to Screen Studies for Science and Human Risks, pp. 464-465
Eliot Marshall
Ruling May Free NIH to Fund Stem Cell Studies, pp. 465+467
Eliot Marshall
El Niño Grew Strong as Cultures Were Born, pp. 467-468
Richard A. Kerr
ScienceScope, p. 467
Stunning Fossil Shows Breath of a Dinosaur, p. 468
Bernice Wuethrich
Development Blocked Near Tucson Telescopes, p. 469
Mark Muro
Diagnostic Test Scores High Marks in Study, pp. 469+471
Michael Balter
Brain Stem Cells Show Their Potential, p. 471
Evelyn Strauss


News Focus
Exploring the Proton Sea, pp. 472-474
Andrew Watson
Element 114 Lumbers into View, p. 474
Richard Stone
Rocky Mountain Rendezvous, pp. 475+477
Elizabeth Pennisi
Science Spending Keeps Rising but may Miss 5-Year Targets, p. 478
Dennis Normile
Science Hopes to Rebound in Post-Cold War Era, pp. 479-480
Andrew Lawler
New Clues to the Habits of Heavyweights, pp. 480-481
James Glanz; Robert Irion
Random Samples, p. 483
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Successful Priority-Setting Initiatives, p. 485
Floyd E. Bloom


Letters
Iceland's Central Database of Health Records, p. 487
Ragnheidur Haraldsdóttir
Georgetown Faculty Grievance, p. 487
Robert I. Glazer; Donald Massaro
Livestock Cloning, pp. 487-488
Robert H. Foote
Phytolith Analysis, pp. 488-489
Irwin Rovner
Science and Technology at the State Department, p. 489
Lisa R. Shaffer


Corrections and Clarifications: The Buzz on Bugs, p. 489


Science's Compass


Policy Forum
A One-Number Census: Some Related History, pp. 491-492
Tommy Wright


Books et al.
Entrancing Influences, p. 493
Mesmerized. Powers of Mind in Victorian Britain.
Alison Winter
Review author[s]: Alan Gauld
True Stories of An Imaginary Number, p. 494
An Imaginary Tale. The Story of √-1.
Paul J. Nahin
Review author[s]: Victor J. Katz


Perspectives
Diversity by Default, pp. 495-496
David Tilman
Energy on Demand, pp. 496-497
Pierre J. Magistretti; Luc Pellerin; Douglas L. Rothman; Robert G. Shulman
Spice and the Demon, pp. 498-499
Raymond W. Schmitt
Transitions in the Mid-Holocene, pp. 499-500
Daniel H. Sandweiss; Kirk A. Maasch; David G. Anderson


Review
Astrophysics on the GRAPE Family of Special-Purpose Computers, pp. 501-505
Piet Hut; Jun Makino


Research


Reports
Self-Oriented Regular Arrays of Carbon Nanotubes and Their Field Emission Properties, pp. 512-514
Shoushan Fan; Michael G. Chapline; Nathan R. Franklin; Thomas W. Tombler; Alan M. Cassell; Hongjie Dai
Pulmonary Function and Metabolic Physiology of Theropod Dinosaurs, pp. 514-516
John A. Ruben; Cristiano Dal Sasso; Nicholas R. Geist; Willem J. Hillenius; Terry D. Jones; Marco Signore
An ∼ 15,000-Year Record of El Niño-Driven Alluviation in Southwestern Ecuador, pp. 516-520
Donald T. Rodbell; Geoffrey O. Seltzer; David M. Anderson; Mark B. Abbott; David B. Enfield; Jeremy H. Newman
Nanophase-Separated Polymer Films as High-Performance Antireflection Coatings, pp. 520-522
Stefan Walheim; Erik Schäffer; Jürgen Mlynek; Ullrich Steiner
Conversion of Supramolecular Clusters to Macromolecular Objects, pp. 523-526
Eugene R. Zubarev; Martin U. Pralle; Leiming Li; Samuel I. Stupp
Compensation of Horizontal Temperature and Salinity Gradients in the Ocean Mixed Layer, pp. 526-529
Daniel L. Rudnick; Raffaele Ferrari
Transient Phase-Induced Nucleation, pp. 529-532
E. B. Sirota; A. B. Herhold
Recruitment of a Hedgehog Regulatory Circuit in Butterfly Eyespot Evolution, pp. 532-534
David N. Keys; David L. Lewis; Jane E. Selegue; Bret J. Pearson; Lisa V. Goodrich; Ronald L. Johnson; Julie Gates; Matthew P. Scott; Sean B. Carroll
Turning Brain into Blood: A Hematopoietic Fate Adopted by Adult Neural Stem Cells In vivo, pp. 534-537
Christopher R. R. Bjornson; Rodney L. Rietze; Brent A. Reynolds; M. Cristina Magli; Angelo L. Vescovi
A Tobacco Syntaxin with a Role in Hormonal Control of Guard Cell Ion Channels, pp. 537-540
Barbara Leyman; Danny Geelen; Francisco J. Quintero; Michael R. Blatt
Reciprocal Inhibitory Connections and Network Synchrony in the Mammalian Thalamus, pp. 541-543
Molly M. Huntsman; Darrell M. Porcello; Gregg E. Homanics; Timothy M. DeLorey; John R. Huguenard
Prevention of Constitutive TNF Receptor 1 Signaling by Silencer of Death Domains, pp. 543-546
Yingping Jiang; John D. Woronicz; Wei Liu; David V. Goeddel
Silencing of Genes Flanking the P1 Plasmid Centromere, pp. 546-549
Oleg Rodionov; Małgorzata Łobocka; Michael Yarmolinsky
The Role of Locus Coeruleus in the Regulation of Cognitive Performance, pp. 549-554
Marius Usher; Jonathan D. Cohen; David Servan-Schreiber; Janusz Rajkowski; Gary ASton-Jones
Light-Gap Disturbances, Recruitment Limitation, and Tree Diversity in a Neotropical Forest, pp. 554-557
S. P. Hubbell; R. B. Foster; S. T. O'Brien; K. E. Harms; R. Condit; B. Wechsler; S. J. Wright; S. Loo de Lao


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Netwatch, p. 599
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Genomic, Nanotech Centers Open $200 Million Push by Harvard, pp. 610-611
David Malakoff
Defending Against Bugs and Bytes, pp. 611+613
Eliot Marshall
Gore Presents Plan to Spend $366 Million, pp. 613-614
Robert F. Service; David Malakoff
ScienceScope, pp. 613+615
Getting to the Bottom of Water, pp. 614-615
Alexander Hellemans
NCI Asked to Increase Focus on Minorities, pp. 615-616
Bruce Agnew
Gamma Burst Promises Celestial Reprise, p. 616
Govert Schilling
From New Phosphor, a Double Crop of Photons, p. 617
Meher Antia
Report Casts Doubt on Korean Experiment, pp. 617+619
Michael Baker
Silicon Chips Find Role as in Vivo Pharmacist, p. 619
Robert F. Service


News Focus
The Art of the Orbit, pp. 620-622
Gary Taubes
Meeting Spotlights Creatures Great and Small, pp. 623+625
Elizabeth Pennisi
The Mystery of the Migrating Galaxy Clusters, pp. 625-626
Alexander Hellemans
Videotape Brings Atoms to a Focus, pp. 626-627
Andrew Watson
Subaru Opens Up World for Japan, p. 627
Dennis Normile


Random Samples, p. 629
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Basic Research in China, p. 637
Zhu Lilan


Letters
Animal Rights Brochure, p. 639
L. Gabriel Navar
Shrimp and Salmon Farming, pp. 639-641
John Forster; Malcolm Beveridge; Rebecca Goldburg; Rosamond Naylor; Meryl Williams; Jason Clay; Carl Folke; Nils Kautsky; Jane Lubchenco; Harold Mooney; Jurgenne Primavera; R. Eugene Turner
The Conditional Mutator Phenotype in Human Tumor Cells: Correction, p. 641
Mark Meuth; Burt Richards; Brian Schneider


Corrections and Clarifications: Nature's Subsidies to Shrimp and Salmon Farming, p. 641


Science's Compass


Policy Forum
Interdisciplinary Research: From Belief to Reality, pp. 642-643
Norman Metzger; Richard N. Zare


Books et al.
The Fascination of Fungi, p. 644
Magical Mushrooms, Mischievous Molds.
George W. Hudler
Review author[s]: Linda M. Kohn
A Hodgepodge of Controversies, pp. 645-646
Physicists in Conflict.
Neil A. Porter
Review author[s]: Philip W. Anderson


Perspectives
Reactions on Semiconductor Surfaces, pp. 646-647
Harry E. Ruda
Water, Climate, and Life, pp. 648-649
Bruce M. Jakosky
Costimulation: Building an Immunological Synapse, pp. 649-650
Michael L. Dustin; Andrey S. Shaw
The Path to Specificity, pp. 650-651
Charles S. Zuker; Rama Ranganathan


Tech.Sight
All-in-One Sequence Analysis, pp. 652-653
MacVector 6.5.
Review author[s]: Indira Rajagopal


Research


Research Article
b-Arrestin-Dependent Formation of β2 Adrenergic Receptor-Src Protein Kinase Complexes, pp. 655-661
L. M. Luttrell; S. S. G. Ferguson; Y. Daaka; W. E. Miller; S. Maudsley; G. J. Della Rocca; F.-T. Lin; H. Kawakatsu; K. Owada; D. K. Luttrell; M. G. Caron; R. J. Lefkowitz


Reports
"Dip-Pen" Nanolithography, pp. 661-663
Richard D. Piner; Jin Zhu; Feng Xu; Seunghun Hong; Chad A. Mirkin
Visible Quantum Cutting in LiGdF4:Eu 3+ Through Downconversion, pp. 663-666
René T. Wegh; Harry Donker; Koenraad D. Oskam; Andries Meijerink
Argon-Lead Isotopic Correlation in Mid-Atlantic Ridge Basalts, pp. 666-668
Philippe Sarda; Manuel Moreira; Thomas Staudacher
Electrical Conductivity in the Precambrian Lithosphere of Western Canada, pp. 668-670
D. E. Boerner; R. D. Kurtz; J. A. Craven; G. M. Ross; F. W. Jones; W. J. Davis
Continental Drainage in North America During the Phanerozoic from Nd Isotopes, pp. 671-673
P. Jonathan Patchett; Gerald M. Ross; James D. Gleason
13 C-Depleted Carbon Microparticles in >3700-Ma Sea-Floor Sedimentary Rocks from West Greenland, pp. 674-676
Minik T. Rosing
Coordinated Regulation of Iron-Controlling Genes, H-Ferritin and IRP2, by c-MYC, pp. 676-679
Kou-Juey Wu; Axel Polack; Riccardo Dalla-Favera
T Lymphocyte Costimulation Mediated by Reorganization of Membrane Microdomains, pp. 680-682
Antonella Viola; Susanne Schroeder; Yoichi Sakakibara; Antonio Lanzavecchia
Transduction of Human CD34+ Cells That Mediate Long-Term Engraftment of NOD/SCID Mice by HIV Vectors, pp. 682-686
Hiroyuki Miyoshi; Kent A. Smith; Donald E. Mosier; Inder M. Verma; Bruce E. Torbett
Acetogenesis from H2 Plus CO2 by Spirochetes from Termite Guts, pp. 686-689
J. R. Leadbetter; T. M. Schmidt; J. R. Graber; J. A. Breznak
Thymidine Phosphorylase Gene Mutations in MNGIE, a Human Mitochondrial Disorder, pp. 689-692
Ichizo Nishino; Antonella Spinazzola; Michio Hirano
Immortal Time: Circadian Clock Properties of Rat Suprachiasmatic Cell Lines, pp. 693-695
David J. Earnest; Fong-Qi Liang; Matt Ratcliff; Vincent M. Cassone
Horizontal Propagation of Visual Activity in the Synaptic Integration Field of Area 17 Neurons, pp. 695-699
Vincent Bringuier; Frédéric Chavane; Larry Glaeser; Yves Frégnac
Chemical Etiology of Nucleic Acid Structure: Comparing Pentopyranosyl-(2′→4′) Oligonucleotides with RNA, pp. 699-703
M. Beier; F. Reck; T. Wagner; R. Krishnamurthy; A. Eschenmoser
Reduced Immunotoxicity and Preservation of Antibacterial Activity in a Releasable Side-Chain Carbapenem Antibiotic, pp. 703-706
Hugh Rosen; Richard Hajdu; Lynn Silver; Helmut Kropp; Karen Dorso; Joyce Kohler; Jon G. Sundelof; Joann Huber; Gail G. Hammond; Jesse J. Jackson; Charles J. Gill; Randall Thompson; Barbara A. Pelak; Jeffrey H. Epstein-Toney; George Lankas; Robert R. Wilkening; Kenneth J. Wildonger; Timothy A. Blizzard; Frank P. DiNinno; Ronald W. Ratcliffe; James V. Heck; John W. Kozarich; Milton L. Hammond


AAAS News and Notes, p. 707
Tiffany Ayers

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Front Matter (22 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 755
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Research Council Says U.S. Climate Models Can't Keep Up, pp. 766-767
Richard A. Kerr
Fruit Fly Researchers Sign Pact with Celera, p. 767
Elizabeth Pennisi
Groups Sue to Tighten Oversight of Rodents, pp. 767+769
David Malakoff
First Light for a Gamma Ray Flashbulb, pp. 769-770
Ivan Amato
ScienceScope, pp. 769+771
Govert Schilling; Judy Redfearn; Michael Balter; Alexander Hellemans
Trigger for Centrosome Replication Found, pp. 770-771
Elizabeth Pennisi
Insulator Gives Plastic Transistors a Boost, pp. 771-772
Alexander Hellemans
AIDS Virus Traced to Chimp Subspecies, pp. 772-773
Joh Cohen
Dietary Data Straight from the Horse's Mouth, p. 773
Virginia Morell


AAAS Meeting 2000
Becoming a Symbiont is in the Genes, p. 774
Evelyn Strauss
Grammar's Secret Skeleton, pp. 774-775
Kathryn S. Brown
Magnetic Cells: Stuff of Legend?, p. 775
Melissa Mertl
Fishing for Toxic Chemicals, pp. 775+777
Jocelyn Kaiser
More Questions About the Provider's Role, p. 777
Michael Hagmann


News Focus
2000 Budget Plays Favorites, pp. 778-780
David Malakoff
New Drills Augur a Great Leap Downward, pp. 781+783
Kevin Krajick
Pulsar Weather Map Shows Storms on a Strange World, pp. 783-784
James Glanz
New Minister on a Mission to Modernize, pp. 784-785
Robert Koenig


Random Samples, p. 787
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
The Importance of Reviewers, p. 789
Floyd E. Bloom


Letters
Disappearing Physician-Scientists, pp. 791-792
William R. Brinkley; Ajit Varki
Origin and Ancestor: Separate Environments, p. 792
Gustaf Arrhenius; Jeffrey L. Bada; Gerald F. Joyce; Antonio Lazcano; Stanley Miller; Leslie E. Orgel
Health Care Costs, pp. 792-794
Spyros Andreopoulos; Herbert Pardes; Kenneth G. Manton; Eric S. Lander; Arthur Ullian; H. Dennis Tolley; Hans Palmer
The Cosmological Constant, p. 794
S. J. Goldstein Jr.; James Glanz
Analyzing Solitaire, pp. 794-795
Chris Kuykendall; Dana Mackenzie


Corrections and Clarifications: Induction and Evasion of Host Defenses by Type 1-Piliated Uropathogenic Escherichia coli, p. 795


Science's Compass


Policy Forum
Aging in the Third Millennium, pp. 796-797
Edward L. Schneider


Books et al.
Humans Really are Different, pp. 798-799
Three Seductive Ideas.
Jerome Kagan
Review author[s]: Richard A. Shweder
A View from Switzerland, p. 799
Master Control Genes in Development and Evolution. The Homeobox Story.
Walter J. Gehring
Review author[s]: Claude Desplan


Perspectives
A New Look at the Jovian Planets, pp. 800-801
Bruno Bézard; Thé rè se Encrenaz; Emmanuel Lellouch; Helmut Feuchtgruber
The Plankton and the Planet, pp. 801-802
Conrad W. Mullineaux
With a Little Help from the Host, pp. 802-804
James H. Strauss; Ellen G. Strauss
Holey and Unholey Semiconductors, pp. 804-805
Terry M. Tritt


Review
Population Biology, Evolution, and Infectious Disease: Convergence and Synthesis, pp. 806-809
Bruce R. Levin; Marc Lipsitch; Sebastian Bonhoeffer


Research


Research Article
Solar Wind Outflow and the Chromospheric Magnetic Network, pp. 810-813
Donald M. Hassler; Ingolf E. Dammasch; Philippe Lemaire; På l Brekke; Werner Curdt; Helen E. Mason; Jean-Claude Vial; Klaus Wilhelm


Reports
Asymmetric Scattering of Polarized Electrons by Organized Organic Films of Chiral Molecules, pp. 814-816
K. Ray; S. P. Ananthavel; D. H. Waldeck; R. Naaman
Self-Assembly of Flat Nanodiscs in Salt-Free Catanionic Surfactant Solutions, pp. 816-819
Th. Zemb; M. Dubois; B. Demé; Th. Gulik-Krzywicki
A Tenuous Carbon Dioxide Atmosphere on Jupiter's Moon Callisto, pp. 820-821
Robert W. Carlson
Low-Voltage Organic Transistors on Plastic Comprising High-Dielectric Constant Gate Insulators, pp. 822-824
C. D. Dimitrakopoulos; S. Purushothaman; J. Kymissis; A. Callegari; J. M. Shaw
Ancient Diets, Ecology, and Extinction of 5-Million-Year-Old Horses from Florida, pp. 824-827
Bruce J. MacFadden; Nikos Solounias; Thure E. Cerling
16 O Excesses in Olivine Inclusions in Yamato-86009 and Murchison Chondrites and Their Relation to CAIs, pp. 828-831
Hajime Hiyagon; Akihiko Hashimoto
Elongation of Oligopeptides in a Simulated Submarine Hydrothermal System, pp. 831-833
Ei-ichi Imai; Hajime Honda; Kuniyuki Hatori; André Brack; Koichiro Matsuno
Oligomeric Structure of the Human EphB2 Receptor SAM Domain, pp. 833-836
Christopher D. Thanos; Kenneth E. Goodwill; James U. Bowie
Single-Channel Recording of a Store-Operated Ca 2+ Channel in Jurkat T Lymphocytes, pp. 836-839
Hubert H. Kerschbaum; Michael D. Cahalan
Widespread Iron Limitation of Phytoplankton in the South Pacific Ocean, pp. 840-843
Michael J. Behrenfeld; Zbigniew S. Kolber
The Dynamics of Zooxanthellae Populations: A Long-Term Study in the Field, pp. 843-845
I. Fagoonee; H. B. Wilson; M. P. Hassell; J. R. Turner
Dependence of Human Stem Cell Engraftment and Repopulation of NOD/SCID Mice on CXCR4, pp. 845-848
Amnon Peled; Isabelle Petit; Orit Kollet; Michal Magid; Tanya Ponomaryov; Tamara Byk; Arnon Nagler; Herzl Ben-Hur; Ariel Many; Leonard Shultz; Ofer Lider; Ronen Alon; Dov Zipori; Tsvee Lapidot
CD3- and CD28-Dependent Induction of PDE7 Required for T Cell Activation, pp. 848-851
Linsong Li; Cassian Yee; Joseph A. Beavo
Requirement of Cdk2-Cyclin E Activity for Repeated Centrosome Reproduction in Xenopus Egg Extracts, pp. 851-854
Edward H. Hinchcliffe; Chuan Li; Elizabeth A. Thompson; James L. Maller; Greenfield Sluder
Mycolactone: A Polyketide Toxin from Mycobacterium ulcerans Required for Virulence, pp. 854-857
Kathleen M. George; Delphi Chatterjee; Geewananda Gunawardana; Diane Welty; John Hayman; Richard Lee; P. L. C. Small
Control of Viremia in Simian Immunodeficiency Virus Infection by CD8+ Lymphocytes, pp. 857-860
Jörn E. Schmitz; Marcelo J. Kuroda; Sampa Santra; Vito G. Sasseville; Meredith A. Simon; Michelle A. Lifton; Paul Racz; Klara Tenner-Racz; Margaret Dalesandro; Bernhard J. Scallon; John Ghrayeb; Meryl A. Forman; David C. Montefiori; E. Peter Rieber; Norman L. Letvin; Keith A. Reimann


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Front Matter (28 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 899
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
French AIDS Research Pioneers to Testify in Trial of Ministers, pp. 910-911
Michael Balter
Cooking Up Sugar Chains in a Hurry, pp. 911+913
Robert F. Service
Investigations on Trial in a Texas Court, pp. 913-914
Eliot Marshall
ScienceScope, pp. 913+915
New Telescope Will Turn a Keen Ear on E.T., p. 914
Donald Goldsmith
Plan for Divulging Raw Data Eases Fears, pp. 914-915
Jocelyn Kaiser
Black Sea Flood Theory to be Tested, pp. 915-916
Richard Stone
Cheap Treatment Cuts HIV Transmission, pp. 916-917
Jon Cohen
MIT's Bates Lab Gets Sudden Reprieve, p. 917
Jeffrey Mervis
SOHO Learns the Cruder Arts of Navigation, pp. 917+919
Alexander Hellemans
Red Tape Entangles Small Satellite, p. 919
David Malakoff


News Focus
New Light on the Oldest Art, pp. 920-922
Michael Balter; Virginia Morell
How Dark Matter Became an Unlikely Media Star, p. 923
James Glanz
Environmental Researchers Wait Anxiously for Salvation, p. 924
Annika Nilsson; Joanna Rose
Mathematicians Offer Answers to Everyday Conundrums, pp. 925+927
Barry Cipra
Search for Neutrino Mass is Big Stretch for Three Labs, pp. 928-929
Dennis Normile
Researchers Ready for the Plunge Into Deep Water, p. 929
Richard Stone


Random Samples, p. 931
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Census 2000-Science Meets Politics, p. 935
Kenneth Prewitt


Letters
Pluto's Planetary Status, p. 937
Robert L. Millis; Richard P. Binzel; Joseph A. Burns; Dale P. Cruikshank; William B. McKinnon; Karen J. Meech; S. Alan Stern; Govert Schilling
Animal Rights Review, p. 938
Review author[s]: F. Barbara Orlans; Tom L. Beauchamp; Rebecca Dresser; David B. Morton; John P. Gluck
Perfect Mirrors, Past and Present, pp. 938-939
James W. Seeser; Charles K. Carniglia; Jonathan P. Dowling
Brown Dwarf Origins, pp. 939-940
Ralph Neuhaeuser
Scientific Responsibility in Global Climate Change Research, pp. 940-941
S. Ichtiaque Rasool


Corrections and Clarifications: The Mystery of the Migrating Galaxy Clusters, p. 941
Corrections and Clarifications: Animal Rights Brochure, p. 941
Corrections and Clarifications: Georgetown Faculty Grievance, p. 941
Corrections and Clarifications: Warm, Warm on the Range, p. 941
Corrections and Clarifications: Measuring the Spin Polarization of a Metal with a Superconducting Point Contact, p. 941


Science's Compass


Books et al.
Whale Origins-Conquering the Seas, p. 943
The Emergence of Whales. Evolutionary Patterns in the Origin of Cetacea.
J. G. M. Thewissen
Review author[s]: John E. Heyning
Heart-Making Details, pp. 943-944
Heart Development.
Richard P. Harvey; Nadia Rosenthal
Review author[s]: Lewis Wolpert


Perspectives
Turtle Origins, pp. 945-946
Olivier Rieppel
Making Polymers from Carbon Dioxide, pp. 946-947
Eric J. Beckman
Unlimited Mileage from Telomerase?, pp. 947-949
Titia de Lange; Ronald A. DePinho
The North Atlantic Oscillation, pp. 948-949
Julia Uppenbrink


Review
Genesis and Evolution of the 1997-98 El Niño, pp. 950-954
Michael J. McPhaden


Research


Reports
Mechanism of Zeolite a Nanocrystal Growth from Colloids at Room Temperature, pp. 958-960
Svetlana Mintova; Norman H. Olson; Valentin Valtchev; Thomas Bein
Giant Wormlike Rubber Micelles, pp. 960-963
You-Yeon Won; H. Ted Davis; Frank S. Bates
Ordered Mesoporous Polymers of Tunable Pore Size from Colloidal Silica Templates, pp. 963-965
Stacy A. Johnson; Patricia J. Ollivier; Thomas E. Mallouk
Dislocations Faster Than the Speed of Sound, pp. 965-968
Peter Gumbsch; Huajian Gao
Chemical Analysis of Polar Stratospheric Cloud Particles, pp. 968-970
Jochen Schreiner; Christiane Voigt; Andreas Kohlmann; Frank Arnold; Konrad Mauersberger; Niels Larsen
A 0.5-Million-Year Record of Millennial-Scale Climate Variability in the North Atlantic, pp. 971-975
Jerry F. McManus; Delia W. Oppo; James L. Cullen
A Kuroko-Type Polymetallic Sulfide Deposit in a Submarine Silicic Caldera, pp. 975-977
K. Lizasa; R. S. Fiske; O. Ishizuka; M. Yuasa; J. Hashimoto; J. Ishibashi; J. Naka; Y. Horii; Y. Fujiwara; A. Imai; S. Koyama
A Giant Protease with Potential to Substitute for Some Functions of the Proteasome, pp. 978-981
Elke Geier; Günter Pfeifer; Matthias Wilm; Maria Lucchiari-Hartz; Wolfgang Baumeister; Klaus Eichmann; Gabriele Niedermann
Role of NADH Shuttle System in Glucose-Induced Activation of Mitochondrial Metabolism and Insulin Secretion, pp. 981-985
Kazuhiro Eto; Yoshiharu Tsubamoto; Yasuo Terauchi; Takuya Sugiyama; Takuya Kishimoto; Noriko Takahashi; Naoko Yamauchi; Naoto Kubota; Shigeo Murayama; Toru Aizawa; Yasuo Akanuma; Shinichi Aizawa; Haruo Kasai; Yoshio Yazaki; Takashi Kadowaki
Conserved Structures of Mediator and RNA Polymerase II Holoenzyme, pp. 985-987
Francisco J. Asturias; Yi Wei Jiang; Lawrence C. Myers; Claes M. Gustafsson; Roger D. Kornberg
Crystallographic Evidence for Preformed Dimers of Erythropoietin Receptor Before Ligand Activation, pp. 987-990
Oded Livnah; Enrico A. Stura; Steven A. Middleton; Dana L. Johnson; Linda K. Jolliffe; Ian A. Wilson
Erythropoietin Receptor Activation by a Ligand-Induced Conformation Change, pp. 990-993
Ingrid Remy; Ian A. Wilson; Stephen W. Michnick
Hunting Behavior of a Marine Mammal Beneath the Antarctic Fast Ice, pp. 993-996
R. W. Davis; L. A. Fuiman; T. M. Williams; S. O. Collier; W. P. Hagey; S. B. Kanatous; S. Kohin; M. Horning
A Copper Cofactor for the Ethylene Receptor ETR1 from Arabidopsis, pp. 996-998
Fernando I. Rodríguez; Jeffrey J. Esch; Anne E. Hall; Brad M. Binder; G. Eric Schaller; Anthony B. Bleecker
A Molecular Phylogeny of Reptiles, pp. 998-1001
S. Blair Hedges; Laura L. Poling
Efficient Bypass of a Thymine-Thymine Dimer by Yeast DNA Polymerase, Polη, pp. 1001-1004
Robert E. Johnson; Satya Prakash; Louise Prakash


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Front Matter (22 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1079
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Researchers Urged Not to Inject Virulent HIV Strain Into Chimps, pp. 1090-1091
Jon Cohen
Baylor Saga Comes to an End, p. 1091
Jocelyn Kaiser
A Gene That Scrambles Your Heart, pp. 1091+1093
Michael Hagmann
Virus Suspect Identified in Elephant Deaths, pp. 1093-1094
Dan Ferber
ScienceScope, pp. 1093+1095
Preliminary Data Touch Off Genetic Food Fight, pp. 1094-1095
Martin Enserink
Superheavy Particles from the Big Bang?, pp. 1095-1096
James Glanz
Efforts to Evaluate R&D Found Wanting, pp. 1096-1097
Jeffrey Mervis
New Interface Makes Virtual World Tangible, pp. 1097+1099
Joseph Alper
Planned Chiropractic Merger Riles Faculty, p. 1099
Wayne Kondro


News Focus
From Junk Bond King to Cancer Crusader, pp. 1100-1103
Erik Stokstad
To Mars, En Masse, pp. 1103-1104
Oliver Morton
DNA Sequences Provide Grist for Microbiologists, pp. 1105-1106
Elizabeth Pennisi
Could Charge Stripes be a Key to Superconductivity?, pp. 1106-1108
Robert F. Service
Big El Niños Ride the Back of Slower Climate Change, pp. 1108-1109
Richard A. Kerr


Random Samples, p. 1111
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Public Access to Data, p. 1114
Mark S. Frankel


Letters
Reviewing Interdisciplinary Research, p. 1115
James S. Kane
Future Food, pp. 1115-1116
Alan H. Goldstein; Peter J. Porpiglia; Lee D. Hansen; Bruce N. Smith; Richard S. Criddle
Women in Biological Sciences, pp. 1116-1117
Mark E. Siddall
Virulent HIV Strains, Chimpanzees, and Trial Vaccines, pp. 1117-1118
Alfred M. Prince; Jonathan Allan; Linda Andrus; Betsy Brotman; Jorg Eichberg; Roger Fouts; Jane Goodall; Preston Marx; Krishna K. Murthy; Shirley McGreal; Carole Noon
Coping with the DAS in Science, p. 1118
William D. Romey
Kaposi's Sarcoma: Correction, p. 1118
Robert C. Gallo


Corrections and Clarifications: Random Samples, p. 1118
Corrections and Clarifications: Eastern Europe's Research Gamble, p. 1118
Corrections and Clarifications: Immunotherapy of Tumors with Autologous Tumor-Derived Heat Shock Protein Preparations, p. 1118


Science's Compass


Policy Forum
Maintaining a Nuclear Deterrent Under the Test Ban Treaty, pp. 1119-1120
Sidney Drell; Raymond Jeanloz; Bob Peurifoy


Books et al.
A High Point for Evolution, p. 1121
Evolving Brains.
John Morgan Allman
Review author[s]: Terrence J. Sejnowski
Infintesimal Steps, p. 1122
Reasoning with the Infinite. From the Closed World to the Mathematical Universe.
Michel Blay
Review author[s]: Joseph W. Dauben


Perspectives
Molecules on a Space Odyssey, pp. 1123-1124
Pascale Ehrenfreund
T Cells and Dendritic Cells Get Intimate, pp. 1124-1125
Kim Bottomly
Prospects for Giant Pores, pp. 1125-1126
Gérard Férey; Anthony K. Cheetham
Brain, Heal Thyself, pp. 1126-1127
Daniel H. Lowenstein; Jack M. Parent


Tech.Sight
MaRX: An Approach to Genetics in Mammalian Cells, pp. 1129-1130
Gregory J. Hannon; Peiqing Sun; Amancio Carnero; Lin Ying Xie; Roberta Maestro; Douglas S. Conklin; David Beach
Looking Good from This Window, pp. 1131-1132
Clampex 7.0.
Review author[s]: Kathy E. Mitchell; Bruce D. Schultz
Protein Structure at Your Desk, p. 1132
Peptool.
Review author[s]: Beth Basham


Techsighting, pp. 1133-1134
Richard Peters; Robert Sikorski; Darryl Nishimura


Research


Reports
UV Irradiation of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Ices: Production of Alcohols, Quinones, and Ethers, pp. 1135-1138
Max P. Bernstein; Scott A. Sandford; Louis J. Allamandola; J. Seb Gillette; Simon J. Clemett; Richard N. Zare
Magma Flow Instability and Cyclic Activity at Soufriere Hills Volcano, Montserrat, British West Indies, pp. 1138-1142
B. Voight; R. S. J. Sparks; A. D. Miller; R. C. Stewart; R. P. Hoblitt; A. Clarke; J. Ewart; W. P. Aspinall; B. Baptie; E. S. Calder; P. Cole; T. H. Druitt; C. Hartford; R. A. Herd; P. Jackson; A. M. Lejeune; A. B. Lockhart; S. C. Loughlin; R. Luckett; L. Lynch; G. E. Norton; R. Robertson; I. M. Watson; R. Watts; S. R. Young
Cristobalite in Volcanic Ash of the Soufriere Hills Volcano, Montserrat, British West Indies, pp. 1142-1145
P. J. Baxter; C. Bonadonna; R. Dupree; V. L. Hards; S. C. Kohn; M. D. Murphy; A. Nichols; R. A. Nicholson; G. Norton; A. Searl; R. S. J. Sparks; B. P. Vickers
Supertetrahedral Sulfide Crystals with Giant Cavities and Channels, pp. 1145-1147
Hailian Li; Aaron Laine; M. O'Keeffe; O. M. Yaghi
A Chemically Functionalizable Nanoporous Material [Cu3(TMA)2(H2O)3]n, pp. 1148-1150
Stephen S.-Y. Chui; Samuel M.-F. Lo; Jonathan P. H. Charmant; A. Guy Orpen; Ian D. Williams
Direct Evidence for R- Rotons Having Antiparallel Momentum and Velocity, pp. 1150-1152
M. A. H. Tucker; A. F. G. Wyatt
A Processive Single-Headed Motor: Kinesin Superfamily Protein KIF1A, pp. 1152-1157
Yasushi Okada; Nobutaka Hirokawa
A Molecular Pathway Revealing a Genetic Basis for Human Cardiac and Craniofacial Defects, pp. 1158-1161
Hiroyuki Yamagishi; Vidu Garg; Rumiko Matsuoka; Tiffani Thomas; Deepak Srivastava
Regulation of Chamber-Specific Gene Expression in the Developing Heart by Irx4, pp. 1161-1164
Zheng-Zheng Bao; Benoit G. Bruneau; J. G. Seidman; Christine E. Seidman; Constance L. Cepko
Nonmethylated Transposable Elements and Methylated Genes in a Chordate Genome, pp. 1164-1167
Martin W. Simmen; Sabine Leitgeb; Jillian Charlton; Steven J. M. Jones; Barbara R. Harris; Victoria H. Clark; Adrian Bird
A Computational Screen for Methylation Guide snoRNAs in Yeast, pp. 1168-1171
Todd M. Lowe; Sean R. Eddy
Novel Endotheliotropic Herpesviruses Fatal for Asian and African Elephants, pp. 1171-1176
Laura K. Richman; Richard J. Montali; Richard L. Garber; Melissa A. Kennedy; John Lehnhardt; Thomas Hildebrandt; Dennis Schmitt; Douglas Hardy; Donald J. Alcendor; Gary S. Hayward
Three-Dimensional Structure of a Recombinant Gap Junction Membrane Channel, pp. 1176-1180
Vinzenz M. Unger; Nalin M. Kumar; Norton B. Gilula; Mark Yeager
Regulation of Neurotrophin-3 Expression by Epithelial-Mesenchymal Interactions: The Role of Wnt Factors, pp. 1180-1183
Ardem Patapoutian; Carey Backus; Andreas Kispert; Louis F. Reichardt
Reciprocal Control of T Helper Cell and Dendritic Cell Differentiation, pp. 1183-1186
Marie-Clotilde Rissoan; Vassili Soumelis; Norimitsu Kadowaki; Geraldine Grouard; Francine Briere; René de Waal Malefyt; Yong-Jun Liu


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Front Matter (46 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 1223
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Bioterror Defense Initiative Injects Shot of Cash, pp. 1234-1235
Eliot Marshall
Yucca Mountain Panel Says DOE Lacks Data, pp. 1235+1237
Richard A. Kerr
Stress Profiling Gets the Best Out of Glass, pp. 1237-1238
Alexander Hellemans
ScienceScope, p. 1237
Chlamydia Protein Linked to Heart Disease, pp. 1238-1239
Trisha Gura
Fruit Fly Odor Receptors Found, p. 1239
Elizabeth Pennisi
Kennewick Man Gets His Day in the Lab, pp. 1239-1240
Constance Holden
Culture Collections Seek Global Help, pp. 1240-1241
Dennis Normile
Health Research Gets Fundamental Overhaul, p. 1241
Wayne Kondro
First Food-Borne Pathogen Sequenced, p. 1243
Elizabeth Pennisi


News Focus
Death by the Numbers, pp. 1244-1247
David Kestenbaum
New Clues to How Proteins Link Up to Run the Cell, pp. 1247+1249
Marcia Barinaga
Behind the Headlines of Endostatin's Ups and Downs, pp. 1250-1251
Jon Cohen
China's Science Reforms: The View from the Top, pp. 1252-1253
Dennis Normile; Xiong Lei


Random Samples, p. 1255
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Experimental Technology, p. 1263
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Johns Hopkins Plagiarism Policies, p. 1265
Edward D. Miller
Phytolith Morphology, pp. 1265-1266
Dolores R. Piperno; Deborah M. Pearsall; Robert A. Benfer Jr.; Lisa Kealhofer; Zhijun Zhao; Qinhua Jiang
A Small Misconception, pp. 1266-1267
Jeff Severinghaus; Wallace S. Broecker
Green Revolutions, p. 1267
Bret D. Elderd; Timothy Vos; Marc Los Huertos; Archie R. Portis Jr.; Xing-Hai Zhang
A Dark Particle?, pp. 1267-1268
Alessandro Bottino
Recovering Seveso, pp. 1268-1269
Silvia Garagna; P. G. Rubini; C. A. Redi; M. Zuccotti; A. Meriggi; R. Fanelli; S. Facchetti


Corrections and Clarifications: Irish Lass Invents Crypto Code, p. 1269


Science's Compass


Books et al.
Enough Remains to Work with, p. 1271
The Adequacy of the Fossil Record.
Stephen K. Donovan; Christopher R. C. Paul
Review author[s]: Tomasz K. Baumiller


Perspectives
Communication Goes Multimodal, pp. 1272-1273
Sarah Partan; Peter Marler
Solving the Aerosol Puzzle, pp. 1273+1275
Jeffrey T. Kiehl
A Slippery Problem with Explosive Consequences, pp. 1275-1276
Frank Spera
A Gender Gap in Autoimmunity, pp. 1277-1278
Caroline C. Whitacre; Stephen C. Reingold; Patricia A. O'Looney


Review
The Looming Threat of Bioterrorism, pp. 1279-1282
Donald A. Henderson


Research


Reports
Condensation of Carbon in Radioactive Supernova Gas, pp. 1290-1292
Donald D. Clayton; Weihong Liu; Alexander Dalgarno
A Semiconductor-Based Photonic Memory Cell, pp. 1292-1295
S. Zimmermann; A. Wixforth; J. P. Kotthaus; W. Wegscheider; M. Bichler
Crack Arrest and Multiple Cracking in Glass Through the Use of Designed Residual Stress Profiles, pp. 1295-1297
D. J. Green; R. Tandon; V. M. Sglavo
High-Resolution Water Vapor Mapping from Interferometric Radar Measurements, pp. 1297-1299
Ramon F. Hanssen; Tammy M. Weckwerth; Howard A. Zebker; Roland Klees
Tropospheric Aerosol Climate Forcing in Clear-Sky Satellite Observations Over the Oceans, pp. 1299-1303
J. M. Haywood; V. Ramaswamy; B. J. Soden
Lu-Hf Isotope Systematics of Garnet Pyroxenites from Beni Bousera, Morocco: Implications for Basalt Origin, pp. 1303-1306
Janne Blichert-Toft; Francis Albarède; Jacques Kornprobst
Seismic Evidence for a Detached Indian Lithosperic Mantle Beneath Tibet, pp. 1306-1309
G. Kosarev; R. Kind; S. V. Sobolev; X. Yuan; W. Hanka; S. Oreshin
Evolutionary and Preservational Constraints on Origins of Biologic Groups: Divergence Times of Eutherian Mammals, pp. 1310-1314
Mike Foote; John P. Hunter; Christine M. Janis; J. John Sepkoski Jr.
The Density of Hydrous Magmatic Liquids, pp. 1314-1317
Frederick A. Ochs III; Rebecca A. Lange
Convergence of Transforming Growth Factor-β and Vitamin D Signaling Pathways on SMAD Transcriptional Coactivators, pp. 1317-1321
Junn Yanagisawa; Yasuo Yanagi; Yoshikazu Masuhiro; Miyuki Suzawa; Michiko Watanabe; Kouji Kashiwagi; Takeshi Toriyabe; Masahiro Kawabata; Kohei Miyazono; Shigeaki Kato
p53- and ATM-Dependent Apoptosis Induced by Telomeres Lacking TRF2, pp. 1321-1325
Jan Karlseder; Dominique Broccoli; Yumin Dai; Stephen Hardy; Titia de Lange
Function of WW Domains as Phosphoserine- or Phosphothreonine-Binding Modules, pp. 1325-1328
Pei-Jung Lu; Xiao Zhen Zhou; Minhui Shen; Kun Ping Lu
Facilitation of Signal Onset and Termination by Adenylyl Cyclase, pp. 1328-1331
Klaus Scholich; Jason B. Mullenix; Claus Wittpoth; Helen M. Poppleton; Sandra C. Pierre; Margaret A. Lindorfer; James C. Garrison; Tarun B. Patel
Resolution of a Signal Transfer Region from a General Binding Domain in Gβ for Stimulation of Phospholipase C-β2, pp. 1332-1335
Elizabeth Buck; Jinrong Li; Yibang Chen; Gezhi Weng; Suzanne Scarlata; Ravi Iyengar
Chlamydia Infections and Heart Disease Linked Through Antigenic Mimicry, pp. 1335-1339
Kurt Bachmaier; Nikolaus Neu; Luis M. de la Maza; Sukumar Pal; Andrew Hessel; Josef M. Penninger
Prion Domain Initiation of Amyloid Formation In vitro from Native Ure2p, pp. 1339-1343
Kimberly L. Taylor; Naiqian Cheng; Robert W. Williams; Alasdair C. Steven; Reed B. Wickner
A Glial-Neuronal Signaling Pathway Revealed by Mutations in a Neurexin- Related Protein, pp. 1343-1345
Li-Lian Yuan; Barry Ganetzky


AAAS News and Notes, p. 1355
Tiffany Ayers

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Front Matter (34 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 1411
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Physics Prize Falls Foul of Middle East Politics, pp. 1422-1423
Michael Balter
New Clues Found to Diabetes and Obesity, pp. 1423+1425
Dan Ferber
Sciencescope, pp. 1425+1427
Genetic Clues Revise View of Japanese Roots, pp. 1426-1427
Dennis Normile
Chinese Journals Pledge Crackdown, p. 1427
Justin Wang
Surprising Asymmetry Seen in Kaon Decays, p. 1428
James Glanz
Panel Backs Next-Generation Synchrotron, pp. 1428-1429
Robert F. Service
Entangled Trio to Put Nonlocality to the Test, p. 1429
Andrew Watson
Big Increase Seen as Answer to Sanctions, pp. 1429+1431
Pallava Bagla
Patients Scarce in Test of Long-Term Therapy, p. 1431
Eliot Marshall


News Focus
Harnessing the Power of Stem Cells, pp. 1432-1434
Gretchen Vogel
A Man in a Hurry, pp. 1434-1435
Joseph Alper
Can Mitochondrial Clocks Keep Time?, pp. 1435+1437-1438
Evelyn Strauss
Y Chromosomes Point to Native American Adam, pp. 1439-1440
Diego Hurtado de Mendoza; Ricardo Braginski
Taking Global Warming to The People, pp. 1440-1441
Kathryn S. Brown
Claude Allègre: Back to the Wall, but Still Fighting, pp. 1442-1443
Claude Allègre; Michael Balter


Random Samples, p. 1445
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
A Media Uncertainty Principle, p. 1453
Barbara Jasny; R. Brooks Hanson; Floyd E. Bloom


Letters
Physician-Scientists at Risk, pp. 1455-1456
Don Rockey; Jerry Sobieraj; Erwin B. Montgomery Jr.; Oliver G. Cameron
Erect Leaves and Photosynthesis in Rice, pp. 1456-1457
Thomas R. Sinclair; John E. Sheehy
Einstein's "Kyoto Lecture": The Michelson-Morley Experiment, pp. 1457-1458
Ryoichi Itagaki
Arsenic and Drinking Water Contamination, pp. 1458-1459
Tom W. Gebel
Crystal-Growing in Space, p. 1459
Alexander McPherson; Larry DeLucas


Corrections and clarifications: Water, Climate, and Life, p. 1459


Science's Compass


Essays on Science and Society
Ritual Abuse, Hot Air, and Missed Opportunities, pp. 1461-1463
Michael Crichton


Books et al
Shifting the Spotlight from Center Stage, p. 1464
Women's Science Learning and Succeeding from the Margins
Margaret A. Eisenhart; Elizabeth Finkel
Review author[s]: Jill Shapiro


Perspectives
Exon Shuffling in Retrospect, pp. 1465+1467
Tom Eickbush
Ultrafast Glimpses at Water and Ice, pp. 1467-1468
Edwin J. Heilweil
Putting Stem Cells to Work, pp. 1468-1470
Davor Solter; John Gearhart
A Message from Warmer Times, pp. 1470-1471
Matthew P. Golombek


Mitochondria
[Introduction], p. 1475
Paula A. Kiberstis


Reviews
Mitochondrial Evolution, pp. 1476-1481
Michael W. Gray; Gertraud Burger; B. Franz Lang
Mitochondrial Diseases in Man and Mouse, pp. 1482-1488
Douglas C. Wallace
Oxidative Phosphorylation at the fin de siècle, pp. 1488-1493
Matti Saraste
The Machinery of Mitochondrial Inheritance and Behavior, pp. 1493-1497
Michael P. Yaffe


Research


Research Article
A Glycyl Radical Site in the Crystal Structure of a Class III Ribonucleotide Reductase, pp. 1499-1504
Derek T. Logan; Jessica Andersson; Britt-Marie Sjöberg; Pär Nordlund


Reports
Controlling the Morphology of Amorphous Solid Water, pp. 1505-1507
K. P. Stevenson; Greg A. Kimmel; Z. Dohnálek; R. Scott Smith; Bruce D. Kay
Semimajor Axis Mobility of Asteroidal Fragments, pp. 1507-1510
Paolo Farinella; David Vokrouhlický
Quartzlike Carbon Dioxide: An Optically Nonlinear Extended Solid at High Pressures and Temperatures, pp. 1510-1513
V. Iota; C. S. Yoo; H. Cynn
Electrostatic Deflections and Electromechanical Resonances of Carbon Nanotubes, pp. 1513-1516
Philippe Poncharal; Z. L. Wang; Daniel Ugarte; Walt A. de Heer
An Elusive Blind-Thrust Fault Beneath Metropolitan Los Angeles, pp. 1516-1518
John H. Shaw; Peter M. Shearer
Evolution of the Continents and the Atmosphere Inferred from Th-U-Nb Systematics of the Depleted Mantle, pp. 1519-1522
Kenneth D. Collerson; Balz S. Kamber
Rapid Thinning of Parts of the Southern Greenland Ice Sheet, pp. 1522-1524
W. Krabill; E. Frederick; S. Manizade; C. Martin; J. Sonntag; R. Swift; R. Thomas; W. Wright; J. Yungel
A Functional Model for O-O Bond Formation by the O2-Evolving Complex in Photosystem II, pp. 1524-1527
Julian Limburg; John S. Vrettos; Louise M. Liable-Sands; Arnold L. Rheingold; Robert H. Crabtree; Gary W. Brudvig
Episodic Fluctuations in Larval Supply, pp. 1528-1530
Paul A. Dixon; Maria J. Milicich; George Sugihara
Exon Shuffling by L1 Retrotransposition, pp. 1530-1534
John V. Moran; Ralph J. DeBerardinis; Haig H. Kazazian Jr.
Adhesive and Mammalian Transglutaminase Substrate Properties of Candida albicans Hwp 1, pp. 1535-1538
Janet F. Staab; Steven D. Bradway; Paul L. Fidel; Paula Sundstrom
The Predictive Value of Changes in Effective Connectivity for Human Learning, pp. 1538-1541
C. Büchel; J. T. Coull; K. J. Friston
Cytokinin Activation of Arabidopsis Cell Division through a D-Type Cyclin, pp. 1541-1544
Catherine Riou-Khamlichi; Rachael Huntley; Annie Jacqmard; James A. H. Murray
Increased Insulin Sensitivity and Obesity Resistance in Mice Lacking the Protein Tyrosine Phosphatase-1B Gene, pp. 1544-1548
Mounib Elchebly; Paul Payette; Eva Michaliszyn; Wanda Cromlish; Susan Collins; Ailsa Lee Loy; Denis Normandin; Alan Cheng; Jean Himms-Hagen; Chi-Chung Chan; Chidambaram Ramachandran; Michael J. Gresser; Michel L. Tremblay; Brian P. Kennedy


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Front Matter (39 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 1599
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
NIH Weighs Bold Plan for Online Preprint Publishing, pp. 1610-1611
Eliot Marshall
Atom Lasers Get More Laserlike, pp. 1611+1613
David Voss
ScienceScope, pp. 1613+1615
Attractive Wire Guides Atoms Out of Trap, p. 1614
Alexander Hellemans
Model Indian Deal Generates Payments, pp. 1614-1615
Pallava Bagla
New Findings Reveal How Legs Take Wing, pp. 1615-1616
Gretchen Vogel
Videotapes Expose Classroom Faults, pp. 1616-1617
Steve Olson
Memory for Order Found in the Motor Cortex, pp. 1617+1619
Ingrid Wickelgren
Proposed Access Rules Split Community, p. 1619
David Malakoff


News Focus
Eastern Europe's Social Science Renaissance, pp. 1620-1622
Constance Holden
Scientists-and Climbers-Discover Cliff Ecosystems, pp. 1623+1625
Kevin Krajick
Engineering Metabolism for Commercial Gains, pp. 1625-1626
Joseph Alper
For Radioactive Waste from Weapons, a Home at Last, pp. 1626-1628
Richard A. Kerr
Subsidy Helps New Grads Find First Science Jobs, p. 1629
Michael Baker


Random Samples, p. 1631
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Congress and U.S. Research, p. 1639
Erich Bloch; Charles M. Vest


Letters
Confidence in Nuclear Deterrence, p. 1641
James H. McNally
DNA: Uncooked, al Dente, or Scott?, p. 1641
Andrzej Stasiak; Jacques Dubochet; Patrick Furrer; Oscar Gonzalez; John Maddocks; Dana Mackenzie
Whale Origins, pp. 1641-1643
Review author[s]: Maureen A. O'Leary; John E. Heyning
Edison's Laboratory, p. 1643
Review author[s]: Paul Israel; Bettyann Holtzmann Kevles
Journal Prices, pp. 1643-1644
Ronald A. Hites
Breast Implant Safety, p. 1644
Devra Lee Davis; Robert F. Garry


Policy Forum
IRB Review and Consent in Human Tissue Research, pp. 1647-1648
Jon F. Merz; Debra G. B. Leonard; Elizabeth R. Miller


Books et al.
What Will Become of Readers?, p. 1649
Avatars of the Word. From Papyrus to Cyberspace.
James J. O'Donnell
Review author[s]: Michael A. Keller
Mead Misrepresented, pp. 1649-1650
The Fateful Hoaxing of Margaret Mead. A Historical Analysis of Her Samoan Research.
Derek Freeman
Review author[s]: Martin Orans


Perspectives
Unmasking a Cheating Gene, pp. 1651-1652
James F. Crow
A Thermal Balancing Act, pp. 1652-1653
Orson L. Anderson
Mirrors for Electrons, p. 1655
F. J. Himpsel
Martin Rodbell (1925-1998), p. 1656
Lutz Birnbaumer


Review
Storage and Executive Processes in the Frontal Lobes, pp. 1657-1661
Edward E. Smith; John Jonides


Frontiers in Chemistry: Single Molecules
[Introduction], p. 1667
Julia Uppenbrink; Daniel Clery


News
Watching DNA at Work, pp. 1668-1669
Robert F. Service


Reviews
Illuminating Single Molecules in Condensed Matter, pp. 1670-1676
W. E. Moerner; Michel Orrit
Fluorescence Spectroscopy of Single Biomolecules, pp. 1676-1683
Shimon Weiss
Nanoscale Science of Single Molecules Using Local Probes, pp. 1683-1688
James K. Gimzewski; Christian Joachim
Single-Molecule Biomechanics with Optical Methods, pp. 1689-1695
Amit D. Mehta; Matthias Rief; James A. Spudich; David A. Smith; Robert M. Simmons


Research


Research Article
Mantle Values of Thermal Conductivity and the Geotherm from Phonon Lifetimes, pp. 1699-1706
A. M. Hofmeister


Reports
A Well-Collimated Quasi-Continuous Atom Laser, pp. 1706-1709
E. W. Hagley; L. Deng; M. Kozuma; J. Wen; K. Helmerson; S. L. Rolston; W. D. Phillips
Quantum-Well States as Fabry-Pérot Modes in a Thin-Film Electron Interferometer, pp. 1709-1711
J. J. Paggel; T. Miller; T.-C. Chiang
Ice Core Records of Atmospheric CO2 Around the Last Three Glacial Terminations, pp. 1712-1714
Hubertus Fischer; Martin Wahlen; Jesse Smith; Derek Mastroianni; Bruce Deck
Present-Day Deformation Across the Basin and Range Province, Western United States, pp. 1714-1718
Wayne Thatcher; G. R. Foulger; B. R. Julian; J. Svarc; E. Quilty; G. W. Bawden
A Search for Companions to Nearby Brown Dwarfs: The Binary DENIS-P J1228.2-1547, pp. 1718-1720
E. L. Martín; W. Brandner; G. Basri
"Debye-Scherrer Ellipses" from 3D Fullerene Polymers: An Anisotropic Pressure Memory Signature, pp. 1720-1723
L. Marques; M. Mezouar; J.-L. Hodeau; M. Núñez-Regueiro; N. R. Serebryanaya; V. A. Ivdenko; V. D. Blank; G. A. Dubitsky
Single-Polymer Dynamics in Steady Shear Flow, pp. 1724-1727
Douglas E. Smith; Hazen P. Babcock; Steven Chu
How Strong is a Covalent Bond?, pp. 1727-1730
Michel Grandbois; Martin Beyer; Matthias Rief; Hauke Clausen-Schaumann; Hermann E. Gaub
Adaptation of Bulk Constitutive Equations to Insoluble Monolayer Collapse at the Air-Water Interface, pp. 1730-1733
J. Patrick Kampf; Curtis W. Frank; Eva E. Malmström; Craig J. Hawker
Abnormal Spindle Protein, Asp, and the Integrity of Mitotic Centrosomal Microtubule Organizing Centers, pp. 1733-1735
Maria do Carmo Avides; David M. Glover
Role of Pitx 1 Upstream of Tbx4 in Specification of Hindlimb Identity, pp. 1736-1739
Malcolm Logan; Clifford J. Tabin
Negative Regulation of Wingless Signaling by D-Axin, a Drosophila Homolog of Axin, pp. 1739-1742
Fumihiko Hamada; Yoshinori Tomoyasu; Yoshihiro Takatsu; Makoto Nakamura; Shin-ichi Nagai; Akiko Suzuki; Fumitaka Fujita; Hiroshi Shibuya; Kumao Toyoshima; Naoto Ueno; Tetsu Akiyama
Truncated RanGAP Encoded by the Segregation Distorter Locus of Drosophila, pp. 1742-1745
Cynthia Merrill; Leyla Bayraktaroglu; Ayumi Kusano; Barry Ganetzky
Linear Differentiation of Cytotoxic Effectors into Memory T Lymphocytes, pp. 1745-1748
Joseph T. Opferman; Bertram T. Ober; Philip G. Ashton-Rickardt
HLA and HIV-1: Heterozygote Advantage and B*35-Cw*04 Disadvantage, pp. 1748-1752
Mary Carrington; George W. Nelson; Maureen P. Martin; Teri Kissner; David Vlahov; James J. Goedert; Richard Kaslow; Susan Buchbinder; Keith Hoots; Stephen J. O'Brien
Motor Cortical Encoding of Serial Order in a Context-Recall Task, pp. 1752-1757
Adam F. Carpenter; Apostolos P. Georgopoulos; Giuseppe Pellizzer


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Front Matter (33 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 1811
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Academic Sequencers Challenge Celera in a Sprint to the Finish, pp. 1822-1823
Elizabeth Pennisi
From a Flatworm, New Clues on Animal Origins, pp. 1823+1825
Elizabeth Pennisi
Key Molecular Signals Identified in Plants, pp. 1825-1826
Marcia Barinaga
ScienceScope, p. 1825
A Lava Lamp Model for the Deep Earth, pp. 1826-1827
Richard A. Kerr
NASA Plans Earlier Hubble Rescue, p. 1827
David Malakoff
Cresson Resigns in Wake of Fraud Report, pp. 1827-1828
Robert Koenig
Genetic Study Shakes Up Out of Africa Theory, p. 1828
Elizabeth Pennisi
Sweden Considers More Oversight of Research, p. 1829
Joanna Rose; Annika Nilsson
Nabel to Head NIH Vaccine Research Center, pp. 1829+1831
Jon Cohen
A Surprising Partner for Angiostatin, p. 1831
Marcia Barinaga


News Focus
Nurture Helps Mold Able Minds, pp. 1832-1834
Ingrid Wickelgren
Restorers Reveal 28,000-Year-Old Artworks, p. 1835
Michael Balter
Submillimeter Astronomy Reaches New Heights, p. 1836
Govert Schilling
Forging a Link between Biofilms and Disease, pp. 1837+1839
Carol Potera


Random Samples, p. 1841
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
The Universality of Science, p. 1847
Irving A. Lerch


Letters
Science Over Politics, pp. 1849-1850
Robert P. Lanza; Kenneth J. Arrow; Julius Axelrod; David Baltimore; Baruj Benacerraf; Konrad E. Bloch; Nicolaas Bloembergen; Herbert C. Brown; Michael S. Brown; Jose B. Cibelli; Stanley Cohen; Leon N. Cooper; E. J. Corey; Reneto Dulbecco; Edmond H. Fischer; Val L. Fitch; Jerome I. Friedman; Milton Friedman; Robert F. Furchgott; Murray Gell-Mann; Donald A. Glaser; Sheldon Lee Glashow; Walter Gilbert; Joseph L. Goldstein; Stephen Jay Gould; Roger Guillemin; Herbert A. Hauptman; Dudley Herschbach; Roald Hoffman; Leroy Hood; David H. Hubel; Jerome Karle; Lawrence R. Kelin; Walter Kohn; Arthur Kornberg; Edwin G. Krebs; Leon M. Lederman; Joshua Lederberg; David M Lee; Robert E. Lucas Jr.; Rudolph A. Marcus; R. Bruce Merrifield; Merton H. Miller; Franco Modigliani; Mario J. Molina; Kary Mullis; Ferid Murad; Joseph E. Murray; Daniel Nathans; Marshall W. Nirenberg; Douglass C. North; George A. Olah; George E. Palade; Martin F. Ramsey; Burton Richter; Richard J. Roberts; James M. Robl; Paul A. Samuelson; Melvin Schwartz; Phillip A. Sharp; Richard E. Smalley; Hamilton O. Smith; Robert M. Solow; Henry Taube; Susumu Tonegawa; James D. Watson; Steven Weinberg; Thomas H. Weller; Michael d. West; Eric F. Wieschaus; Torsten N. Wiesel; Robert W. Wilson
Basic Research in China, pp. 1850-1851
Shuguang Zhang
Free Electrons?, p. 1851
John Michael Williams
Monkey Numeration, pp. 1851-1852
Philip L. Stocklin; Elizabeth M. Brannon; Herbert S. Terrace


Corrections and Clarifications: Prevention of Constitutive TNF Receptor 1 Signaling by Silencer of Death Domains, p. 1852


Science's Compass


Policy Forum
Sustaining Natural and Human Capital: Villagers and Scientists, pp. 1855-1856
Wayne M. Getz; Louise Fortmann; David Cumming; Johan du Toit; Jodi Hilty; Rowan Martin; Michael Murphree; Norman Owen-Smith; Anthony M. Starfield; Michael I. Westphal
Capitalizing on Nature: Protected Area Management, pp. 1856-1857
Amar Inamdar; Helen de Jode; Keith Lindsay; Stephen Cobb


Books et al.
Streamlined Complexity, pp. 1858-1860
Untangling Ecological Complexity. The Macroscopic Perspective.
Brian A. Maurer
Review author[s]: Ilkka Hanski
Magical Microbe Mystery Tour, p. 1859
Epidemic! The World of Infectious Disease.
Rob DeSalle
Review author[s]: Orla Smith


Perspectives
Dissecting Dendrite Dynamics, pp. 1860-1861
Stephen J. Smith
Colliding Theories, pp. 1861-1863
Alex N. Halliday; Michael J. Drake
A Couple of Uncertain Age, pp. 1863-1864
Frank A. Podosek
Pumping Electrons, pp. 1864-1865
B. L. Altshuler; L. I. Glazman


Tech.Sight
Sequencing the Genome, Fast, pp. 1867-1868
James C. Mullikin; Amanda A. McMurray
Statistics and More Statistics, pp. 1869-1870
Systat 8.0
Review author[s]: Allen Rawitch
TechSightings, pp. 1871-1872
Frank Hoover; Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters; Kevin Ahern


Research


Research Article
The Origin of Chaos in the Outer Solar System, pp. 1877-1881
N. Murray; M. Holman


Reports
Compositional Stratification in the Deep Mantle, pp. 1881-1884
Louise H. Kellogg; Bradford H. Hager; Rob D. van der Hilst
Compositional Heterogeneity in the Bottom 1000 Kilometers of Earth's Mantle: Toward a Hybrid Convection Model, pp. 1885-1888
Rob D. van der Hilst; Hrafnkell Kárason
Dipping Low-Velocity Layer in the Mid-Lower Mantle: Evidence for Geochemical Heterogeneity, pp. 1888-1891
Satoshi Kaneshima; George Helffrich
Chemical Transformations in Individual Ultrasmall Biomimetic Containers, pp. 1892-1895
Daniel T. Chiu; Clyde F. Wilson; Frida Ryttsén; Anette Strömberg; Cecilia Farre; Anders Karlsson; Sture Nordholm; Anuj Gaggar; Biren P. Modi; Alexander Moscho; Robert A. Garza-López; Owe Orwar; Richard N. Zare
Nonequilibrium Self-Assembly of Long Chains of Polar Molecules in Superfluid Helium, pp. 1895-1897
K. Nauta; R. E. Miller
Epitaxial Cubic Gadolinium Oxide as a Dielectric for Gallium Arsenide Passivation, pp. 1897-1900
M. Hong; J. Kwo; A. R. Kortan; J. P. Mannaerts; A. M. Sergent
Degradation Mechanism of Small Molecule-Based Organic Light-Emitting Devices, pp. 1900-1902
Hany Aziz; Zoran D. Popovic; Nan-Xing Hu; Ah-Mee Hor; Gu Xu
Phase-Separated Composite Films for Liquid Crystal Displays, pp. 1903-1905
Valery Vorflusev; Satyendra Kumar
An Adiabatic Quantum Electron Pump, pp. 1905-1908
M. Switkes; C. M. Marcus; K. Campman; A. C. Gossard
Structural Maturation of Neural Pathways in Children and Adolescents: In Vivo Study, pp. 1908-1911
Tomáš Paus; Alex Zijdenbos; Keith Worsley; D. Louis Collins; Jonathan Blumenthal; Jay N. Giedd; Judith L. Rapoport; Alan C. Evans
Signaling of Cell Fate Decisions by CLAVATA3 in Arabidopsis Shoot Meristems, pp. 1911-1914
Jennifer C. Fletcher; Ulrike Brand; Mark P. Running; Rüdiger Simon; Elliot M. Meyerowitz
Crystal Structure of Human ZAG, a Fat-Depleting Factor Related to MHC Molecules, pp. 1914-1919
Luis M. Sánchez; Arthur J. Chirino; Pamela J. Bjorkman
Acoel Flatworms: Earliest Extant Bilaterian Metazoans, Not Members of Platyhelminthes, pp. 1919-1923
Iñaki Ruiz-Trillo; Marta Riutort; D. Timothy J. Littlewood; Elisabeth A. Herniou; Jaume Baguñà
Rapid Dendritic Morphogenesis in CA1 Hippocampal Dendrites Induced by Synaptic Activity, pp. 1923-1927
M. Maletic-Savatic; R. Malinow; K. Svoboda
Variability in Spike Trains During Constant and Dynamic Stimulation, pp. 1927-1930
Anne-Kathrin Warzecha; Martin Egelhaaf
The Role of Local Actin Instability in Axon Formation, pp. 1931-1934
Frank Bradke; Carlos G. Dotti
Reversible Conversion of Monomeric Human Prion Protein between Native and Fibrilogenic Conformations, pp. 1935-1937
G. S. Jackson; L. L. P. Hosszu; A. Power; A. F. Hill; J. Kenney; H. Saibil; C. J. Craven; J. P. Waltho; A. R. Clarke; J. Collinge


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Front Matter (37 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 1975
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
DOE Lab Exchanges Targeted in Wake of Espionage Claims, pp. 1986-1987
David Malakoff
Data in Key Papers Cannot be Reproduced, pp. 1987+1989
Michael Balter
Fossil Offers a Glimpse Into Mammals' Past, pp. 1989-1990
Carl Zimmer
ScienceScope, pp. 1989+1991+1993
Chinese Center Sues Over Study Coverage, pp. 1990-1992
Zhang Dan; Xiong Lei
MIT Issues Mea Culpa On Sex Bias, p. 1992
Constance Holden
UN to End Children's Vaccine Initiative, pp. 1992-1993
Helen Gavaghan
Gamma Beams from a Collapsing Star, p. 1993
Robert Irion
Agencies Launch Effort to Improve U.S. Schools, p. 1995
Jeffrey Mervis


News Focus
Call for 'Sustainability' in Forests Sparks a Fire, pp. 1996-1998
Charles C. Mann; Mark L. Plummer
The March of Paradigms, pp. 1998-1999
Jon Cohen
NIH Invites Activists Into the Inner Sanctum, pp. 1999-2001
Bruce Agnew
EU Facilities Program Keeps Researchers on the Move, pp. 2001+2003
Sabine Steghaus-Kovac
Watching the Universe's Second Biggest Bang, pp. 2003-2004
Govert Schilling
Did Cooked Tubers Spur the Evolution of Big Brains?, pp. 2004-2005
Elizabeth Pennisi


Random Samples, p. 2007
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
A Potential Phosphate Crisis, p. 2015
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Origin of the Amerindians, p. 2017
Sergio D. J. Pena; N. O. Bianchi
Playing Doctor?, p. 2017
Richard W. Murray
Interdisciplinary Research at NIH, pp. 2018-2019
James J. Anderson; Valerie A. Luzadis; Barry D. Solomon; Paul Baer; Richard B. Norgaard
Cave Painting Hazard?, p. 2019
Michael Guarnieri
Aging and the Genome, p. 2019
Leonard Hayflick
Peptide Bond Formation: Retraction, pp. 2019-2020
Itaru Nitta; Yoshie Kamada; Hiroe Noda; Takuya Ueda; Kimitsuna Watanabe


Corrections and Clarifications: High-Resolution Water Vapor Mapping from Interferometric Radar Measurements, p. 2020
Corrections and Clarifications: Proposed Access Rules Split Community, p. 2020
Corrections and Clarifications: Linear Differentiation of Cytotoxic Effectors into Memory T lymphocytes, p. 2020


Science's Compass


Policy Forum
Genetic Enhancement in Humans, pp. 2023-2024
Jon W. Gordon


Books et al.
Statistics in the Social World, p. 2025
The Politics of Large Numbers. A History of Statistical Reasoning.
Alain Desrosières; Camille Naish
Review author[s]: Stephen E. Fienberg
Old Views of Ancient Events, p. 2026
The Molecular Origins of Life. Assembling Pieces of the Puzzle.
André Brack
Review author[s]: Steven A. Benner


Perspectives
Mix and Match in the Tree of Life, pp. 2027-2028
James A. Lake; Ravi Jain; Maria C. Rivera
Crosstalk between Rac and Rho, pp. 2028-2029
Keith Burridge
Highly Visible, Curiously Intangible, pp. 2029+2031-2032
G. A. Clark
How Does the Ground Shake?, pp. 2032-2033
Arthur D. Frankel


Review
Phase Separation Scenario for Manganese Oxides and Related Materials, pp. 2034-2040
Adriana Moreo; Seiji Yunoki; Elbio Dagotto


Research


Research Articles
Replication of Apparent Nonlinear Seismic Response with Linear Wave Propagation Models, pp. 2045-2050
Daniel R. H. O'Connell
Unconditional Security of Quantum Key Distribution Over Arbitrarily Long Distances, pp. 2050-2056
Hoi-Kwong Lo; H. F. Chau


Reports
The Effect of Spin Splitting on the Metallic Behavior of a Two-Dimensional System, pp. 2056-2058
S. J. Papadakis; E. P. de Poortere; H. C. Manoharan; M. Shayegan; R. Winkler
Chain Walking: A New Strategy to Control Polymer Topology, pp. 2059-2062
Zhibin Guan; P. M. Cotts; E. F. McCord; S. J. McLain
Hydrogen Peroxide on the Surface of Europa, pp. 2062-2064
R. W. Carlson; M. S. Anderson; R. E. Johnson; W. D. Smythe; A. R. Hendrix; C. A. Barth; L. A. Soderblom; G. B. Hansen; T. B. McCord; J. B. Dalton; R. N. Clark; J. H. Shirley; A. C. Ocampo; D. L. Matson
Arctic Ozone Loss Due to Denitrification, pp. 2064-2069
A. E. Waibel; Th. Peter; K. S. Carslaw; H. Oelhaf; G. Wetzel; P. J. Crutzen; U. Pöschl; A. Tsias; E. Reimer; H. Fischer
Decay of the GRB 990123 Optical Afterglow: Implications for the Fireball Model, pp. 2069-2073
Alberto J. Castro-Tirado; María Rosa Zapatero-Osorio; Nicola Caon; Luz Marina Cairós; Jens Hjorth; Holger Pedersen; Michael I. Andersen; Javier Gorosabel; Corrado Bartolini; Adriano Guarnieri; Adalberto Piccioni; Filippo Frontera; Nicola Masetti; Eliana Palazzi; Elena Pian; Jochen Greiner; Renè Hudec; Ram Sagar; Anil K. Pandey; Vinay Mohan; Ramakant K. S. Yadav; Nilakshi; Gunnlaugur Björnsson; Páll Jakobsson; Ingunn Burud; Frederic Courbin; Gaetano Valentini; Anna Piersimoni; Jesús Aceituno; Luz María Montoya; Santos Pedraz; Roland Gredel; Charles F. Claver; Travis A. Rector; James E. Rhoads; Fabian Walter; Jürgen Ott; Hans Hippelein; Victor Sánchez-Béjar; Carlos Gutiérrez; Alejandro Oscoz; Jin Zhu; Jiansheng Chen; Haotong Zhang; Jianyan Wei; Aiying Zhou; Sergei Guiziy; Aleksei Shlyapnikov; John Heise; Enrico Costa; Marco Feroci; Luigi Piro
Polarimetric Constraints on the Optical Afterglow Emission from GRB 990123, pp. 2073-2075
Jens Hjorth; Gunnlaugur Björnsson; Michael I. Andersen; Nicola Caon; Luz Marina Cairós; Alberto J. Castro-Tirado; María Rosa Zapatero Osorio; Holger Pedersen; Enrico Costa
Spectroscopic Limits on the Distance and Energy Release of GRB 990123, pp. 2075-2077
Michael I. Andersen; Alberto J. Castro-Tirado; Jens Hjorth; Palle Møller; Holger Pedersen; Nicola Caon; Luz Marina Cairós; Heidi Korhonen; María Rosa Zapatero Osorio; Enrique Pérez; Filippo Frontera
A Simple Predictive Model for the Structure of the Oceanic Pycnocline, pp. 2077-2079
Anand Gnanadesikan
Requirement of Type III TGF-β Receptor for Endocardial Cell Transformation in the Heart, pp. 2080-2082
Christopher B. Brown; Angelique S. Boyer; Raymond B. Runyan; Joey V. Barnett
Inhibition of Myosin Light Chain Kinase by p21-Activated Kinase, pp. 2083-2085
Luraynne C. Sanders; Fumio Matsumura; Gary M. Bokoch; Primal de Lanerolle
Imaging Protein Kinase Cα Activation in Cells, pp. 2085-2089
Tony Ng; Anthony Squire; Gurdip Hansra; Frederic Bornancin; Corinne Prevostel; Andrew Hanby; William Harris; Diana Barnes; Sandra Schmidt; Harry Mellor; Philippe I. H. Bastiaens; Peter J. Parker
Regulation of β-Catenin Signaling by the B56 Subunit of Protein Phosphatase 2A, pp. 2089-2091
Joni M. Seeling; Jeffrey R. Miller; Rosario Gil; Randall T. Moon; Ray White; David M. Virshup
Role of the S. typhimurium Actin-Binding Protein SipA in Bacterial Internalization, pp. 2092-2095
Daoguo Zhou; Mark S. Mooseker; Jorge E. Galán
Regulation of Keystone Predation by Small Changes in Ocean Temperature, pp. 2095-2097
Eric Sanford
A Cytotoxic Ribonuclease Targeting Specific Transfer RNA Anticodons, pp. 2097-2100
T. Ogawa; K. Tomita; T. Ueda; K. Watanabe; T. Uozumi; H. Masaki


AAAS News and Notes, p. 2101
Tiffany Ayers

Correction, pp. 2102-2103+2105+2107
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Front Matter (42 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 7
Erik Stokstad


News


News of the Week
Colorado Nobelist Chosen to Lead Howard Hughes, p. 18
Jon Cohen
Research Shutdown Roils Los Angeles VA, pp. 18-19+21
Jon Cohen
Court Views Engineers as Scientists, p. 21
Jeffrey Mervis
ScienceScope, pp. 21+23+25
Shedding Light on Visual Imagination, p. 22
Marcia Barinaga
Dispute Over a Legendary Fish, pp. 22-23
Constance Holden
A Deep Look Beneath Tall Mountains, p. 24
Richard A. Kerr
Laser Light from a Handful of Dust, pp. 24-25
Alexander Hellemans
University Cash Crisis Blocks Career Paths, pp. 25+27
Lone Frank
DESY Puts the Spin Into Gluons, p. 27
Alexander Hellemans


News Focus
Battle Over a Dying Sea, pp. 28-30
Jocelyn Kaiser
Coming to Grips with the Aral Sea's Grim Legacy, pp. 30-31+33
Richard Stone
Heart Failure Simulated, pp. 33-34
Robert F. Service
Celebrating a Century of Physics, en Masse, pp. 34-36
James Glanz; Robert Irion
A Species' Fate, by the Numbers, pp. 36-37
Charles C. Mann; Mark L. Plummer


Random Samples, p. 39
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Think Ahead, p. 47
Floyd Bloom


Letters
Replenishing Marine Populations, p. 49
Craig Dahlgren
Young Scientists in Biomedical Research, p. 49
David A. Hume
Redefining Rats, Mice, and Birds, pp. 49-50
Joseph C. Besharse; Bruce M. Carlson; Donald P. Jenkins; David S. Lester; James L. Olds; Peter Satir
Field Primatology and Biomedical Research, p. 50
Jane E. Philips-Conroy; Clifford J. Jolly
Fluorescent Lamps in Photocopiers, pp. 50-52
Dale D. Hancock; Thomas E. Besser; Colin Gill; Carolyn Hovde Bohach; John T. Bickmore
Cattle, Hay, and E. coli, pp. 52-53
James B. Russell; Francisco Diez-Gonzalez


Essays on Science and Society
Amateur Science -- Strong Tradition, Bright Future, pp. 55-56
Forrest M. Mims III


Books et al.
The Benefits of Selective Thinking, pp. 57-58
Evolution in Health and Disease.
Stephen C. Stearns
Review author[s]: Mark Pagel
Seeing is Believing, but What Do We See?, p. 58
The Birth of the Cell.
Henry Harris
Review author[s]: Manfred D. Laubichler


Perspectives
CH5+: The Cheshire Cat Smiles, pp. 59+61
Dominik Marx; Michele Parrinello
Fear of Flying, p. 61
Orla Smith
Dirty Transcripts from Clean DNA, pp. 62-63
Bryn A. Bridges
A Deadly Double Life, pp. 63-64
Alan M. Weiner; Nancy Maizels


Review
The Human Genus, pp. 65-71
Bernard Wood; Mark Collard


Complex Systems
[Introduction], p. 79
Richard Gallagher; Tim Appenzeller


News
Exploring the Systems of Life, pp. 80-81+83
Robert F. Service
Building Working Cells 'in Silico', pp. 80-81
Dennis Normile
Unraveling Bacteria's Dependable Homing System, p. 82
Elizabeth Pennisi
Life After Chaos, pp. 83-86
Carl Zimmer


Viewpoints
Simple Lessons from Complexity, pp. 87-89
Nigel Goldenfeld; Leo P. Kadanoff
Complexity in Chemistry, pp. 89-92
George M. Whitesides; Rustem F. Ismagilov
Complexity in Biological Signaling Systems, pp. 92-96
Gezhi Weng; Upinder S. Bhalla; Ravi Iyengar
Complexity and the Nervous System, pp. 96-98
Christof Koch; Gilles Laurent
Complexity, Pattern, and Evolutionary Trade-Offs in Animal Aggregation, pp. 99-101
Julia K. Parrish; Leah Edelstein-Keshet
Complexity in Natural Landform Patterns, pp. 102-104
B. T. Werner
Complexity and Climate, pp. 105-107
D. Rind
Complexity and the Economy, pp. 107-109
W. Brian Arthur


Research


Reports
Superradiance in a Torus Magnetosphere Around a Black Hole, pp. 115-118
Maurice H. P. M. van Putten
Geochemical Consequences of Increased Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide on Coral Reefs, pp. 118-120
Joan A. Kleypas; Robert W. Buddemeier; David Archer; Jean-Pierre Gattuso; Chris Langdon; Bradley N. Opdyke
Lateral Variations in Compressional/Shear Velocities at the Base of the Mantle, pp. 120-125
Michael E. Wysession; Amy Langenhorst; Matthew J. Fouch; Karen M. Fischer; Ghassan I. Al-Eqabi; Patrick J. Shore; Timothy J. Clarke
High-Resolution Holocene Environmental Changes in the Thar Desert, Northwestern India, pp. 125-128
Y. Enzel; L. L. Ely; S. Mishra; R. Ramesh; R. Amit; B. Lazar; S. N. Rajaguru; V. R. Baker; A. Sandler
Clinoenstatite in Alpe Arami Peridotite: Additional Evidence of Very High Pressure, pp. 128-132
K. N. Bozhilov; H. W. Green II; L. Dobrzhinetskaya
Quantum Phase Interference and Parity Effects in Magnetic Molecular Clusters, pp. 133-135
W. Wernsdorfer; R. Sessoli
CH5+: The Infrared Spectrum Observed, pp. 135-137
Edmund T. White; Jian Tang; Takeshi Oka
Electrochemical Defect-Mediated Thin-Film Growth, pp. 138-141
K. Sieradzki; S. R. Brankovic; N. Dimitrov
Strongly Photonic Macroporous Gallium Phosphide Networks, pp. 141-143
Frank J. P. Schuurmans; Daniël Vanmaekelbergh; Jao van de Lagemaat; Ad Lagendijk
Multilineage Potential of Adult Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells, pp. 143-147
Mark F. Pittenger; Alastair M. Mackay; Stephen C. Beck; Rama K. Jaiswal; Robin Douglas; Joseph D. Mosca; Mark A. Moorman; Donald W. Simonetti; Stewart Craig; Daniel R. Marshak
Two Distinct Cytokines Released from a Human Aminoacyl-tRNA Synthetase, pp. 147-151
Keisuke Wakasugi; Paul Schimmel
ROUGH SHEATH2: A Myb Protein That Represses Knox Homeobox Genes in Maize Lateral Organ Primordia, pp. 151-153
Marja C. P. Timmermans; Andrew Hudson; Philip W. Becraft; Timothy Nelson
The Maize Rough Sheath2 Gene and Leaf Development Programs in Monocot and Dicot Plants, pp. 154-156
Miltos Tsiantis; Richard Schneeberger; John F. Golz; Michael Freeling; Jane A. Langdale
Apaf-1 and Caspase-9 in p53-Dependent Apoptosis and Tumor Inhibition, pp. 156-159
M. S. Soengas; R. M. Alarcón; H. Yoshida; A. J. Giaccia; R. Hakem; T. W. Mak; S. W. Lowe
Phenotypic Change Caused by Transcriptional Bypass of Uracil in Nondividing Cells, pp. 159-162
Anand Viswanathan; Ho Jin You; Paul W. Doetsch
Dynamic Control of CaMKII Translocation and Localization in Hippocampal Neurons by NMDA Receptor Stimulation, pp. 162-166
Kang Shen; Tobias Meyer
The Role of Area 17 in Visual Imagery: Convergent Evidence from PET and rTMS, pp. 167-170
S. M. Kosslyn; A. Pascual-Leone; O. Felician; S. Camposano; J. P. Keenan; W. L. Thompson; G. Ganis; K. E. Sukel; N. M. Alpert


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Front Matter (37 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 219
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Alternatives to Animals Urged for Producing Antibodies, p. 230
David Malakoff
Forming the Robust Australopithecine Face, pp. 230-231
Virginia Morell
Earth Institute Director Bows Out, pp. 231+233
Constance Holden
New Career Path Seen for Young Scientists, pp. 233-234
Dennis Normile
ScienceScope, pp. 233+235
Link between Sunspots, Stratosphere Buoyed, pp. 234-235
Richard A. Kerr
Miniaturizing the Mike, in Silicon, pp. 235+237
Alexander Hellemans
Plan Would Protect New England Coast, p. 237
Karin Jegalian


News Focus
Can the Placebo be the Cure?, pp. 238-240
Martin Enserink
A New Force in High-Latitude Climate, pp. 241-242
Richard A. Kerr
Chemists Mix It Up in California, pp. 243-244
Robert F. Service
Computer Models Aim to Keep Ahead of Snowslides, pp. 245+247
Robert Koenig
The Exxon Valdez's Scientific Gold Rush, pp. 247-249
Jocelyn Kaiser
EPA, Critics Soften Stance on Pesticidal Plants, p. 249
Michael Hagmann


Random Samples, p. 251
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Foundations and Science Policy, p. 259
David A. Hamburg


Letters
Public Openness, p. 261
Daniel Sarewitz
Tired Old Clichés?, p. 261
Howard R. Soule
Interdisciplinary Research at EPA, pp. 261-262
Norine E. Noonan; Norman Metzger; Richard N. Zare
C. elegans as a Model, p. 262
Paul H. Silverman
Hot Zones, pp. 262-263
Cecil H. Fox
U.S. Emission Permit System, pp. 263-264
Jay Coggins; Vernon W. Ruttan
Corrections and Clarifications: Acoel Flatworms: Earliest Extant Bilaterian Metazoans, not Members of Platyhelminthes, p. 264
Corrections and Clarifications: Whale Origins, p. 264
Corrections and Clarifications: Mantle Values of Thermal Conductivity and the Geotherm from Phonon Life-Times, p. 264


Policy Forum
Building Population Genetics Resources Using the U.K. NHS, pp. 267-268
Robin Fears; George Poste


Books et al.
The Assembly of Antibody Explanations, pp. 269-270
The Generation of Diversity. Clonal Selection Theory and the Rise of Molecular Immunology.
Scott H. Podulsky; Alfred I. Tauber
Review author[s]: Ian R. Mackay


Perspectives
IκB Kinases: Kinsmen with Different Crafts, pp. 271+273
Michael J. May; Sankar Ghosh
Computation Without Current, p. 274
Charles G. Smith
Bunches of Photons -- Antibunches of Electrons, pp. 275-276
Markus Büttiker
Heeding the Warning in Biodiversity's Basic Law, pp. 276-277
Michael L. Rosenzweig


Review
Revisiting the Commons: Local Lessons, Global Challenges, pp. 278-282
Elinor Ostrom; Joanna Burger; Christopher B. Field; Richard B. Norgaard; David Policansky


Research


Reports
Digital Logic Gate Using Quantum-Dot Cellular Automata, pp. 289-291
Islamshah Amlani; Alexei O. Orlov; Geza Toth; Gary H. Bernstein; Craig S. Lent; Gregory L. Snider
Remote Triggering of Waves in an Electrochemical System, pp. 291-293
J. Christoph; P. Strasser; M. Eiswirth; G. Ertl
Electrodeposited Ceramic Single Crystals, pp. 293-296
Jay A. Switzer; Mark G. Shumsky; Eric W. Bohannan
The Fermionic Hanbury Brown and Twiss Experiment, pp. 296-298
M. Henny; S. Oberholzer; C. Strunk; T. Heinzel; K. Ensslin; M. Holland; C. Schönenberger
Hanbury Brown and Twiss-Type Experiment with Electrons, pp. 299-301
William D. Oliver; Jungsang Kim; Robert C. Liu; Yoshihisa Yamamoto
The Robust Australopithecine Face: A Morphogenetic Perspective, pp. 301-305
Melanie A. McCollum
Solar Cycle Variability, Ozone, and Climate, pp. 305-308
Drew Shindell; David Rind; Nambeth Balachandran; Judith Lean; Patrick Lonergan
Positive and Negative Regulation of IκB Kinase Activity Through IKKβ Subunit Phosphorylation, pp. 309-313
Mireille Delhase; Makio Hayakawa; Yi Chen; Michael Karin
Limb and Skin Abnormalities in Mice Lacking IKKα, pp. 313-316
Kiyoshi Takeda; Osamu Takeuchi; Tohru Tsujimura; Satoshi Itami; Osamu Adachi; Taro Kawai; Hideki Sanjo; Kunihiko Yoshikawa; Nobuyuki Terada; Shizuo Akira
Abnormal Morphogenesis but Intact IKK Activation in Mice Lacking the IKKα Subunit of IκB Kinase, pp. 316-320
Yinling Hu; Véronique Baud; Mireille Delhase; Peilin Zhang; Thomas Deerinck; Mark Ellisman; Randall Johnson; Michael Karin
Severe Liver Degeneration in Mice Lacking the IκB Kinase 2 Gene, pp. 321-325
Qiutang Li; Daniel Van Antwerp; Frank Mercurio; Kuo-Fen Lee; Inder M. Verma
Evolution of a Protein Fold In vitro, pp. 325-327
Matthew H. J. Cordes; Nathan P. Walsh; C. James McKnight; Robert T. Sauer
The Pex16p Homolog SSE1 and Storage Organelle Formation in Arabidopsis Seeds, pp. 328-330
Yun Lin; Lin Sun; Long V. Nguyen; Richard A. Rachubinski; Howard M. Goodman
Regulation of Maternal Behavior and Offspring Growth by Paternally Expressed Peg3, pp. 330-333
L.-L. Li; E. B. Keverne; S. A. Aparicio; F. Ishino; S. C. Barton; M. A. Surani
Self-Similarity in the Distribution and Abundance of Species, pp. 334-336
John Harte; Ann Kinzig; Jessica Green
NMDA Receptor-Mediated K+ Efflux and Neuronal Apoptosis, pp. 336-339
S. P. Yu; C.-H. Yeh; U. Strasser; M. Tian; D. W. Choi
Ca 2+ -Induced Apoptosis Through Calcineurin Dephosphorylation of BAD, pp. 339-343
Hong-Gang Wang; Nuzhat Pathan; Iryna M. Ethell; Stanislaw Krajewski; Yu Yamaguchi; Futoshi Shibasaki; Frank McKeon; Tanya Bobo; Thomas F. Franke; John C. Reed


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Front Matter (25 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 395
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Drug Firms to Create Public Database of Genetic Mutations, pp. 406-407
Eliot Marshall
New Virus Fingered in Malaysian Epidemic, pp. 407+409-410
Martin Enserink
ScienceScope, pp. 409+411
NIH Scientist to Head IVI Institute in Korea, p. 410
Michael Baker
Activists Ransack Minnesota Labs, pp. 410-411
Jocelyn Kaiser
Fewer Minorities Under New NSF Rules, pp. 411-412
Jeffrey Mervis
Earliest Animals Growing Younger?, p. 412
Richard A. Kerr
Security Fears Prompt Computer Shutdown, pp. 412-413
David Malakoff
NIH Plans Ethics Review of Proposals, pp. 413+415
Eliot Marshall
Giant Sulfur-Eating Microbe Found, p. 415
Bernice Wuethrich


News Focus
Missile Defense Rides Again, pp. 416-420
James Glanz
Probing the Shaking Microworld, pp. 420-421
Alexander Hellemans
The Clock Plot Thickens, pp. 421-422
Marcia Barinaga
Lab-Grown Organs Begin to Take Shape, pp. 422-423+425
Dan Ferber


Random Samples, p. 427
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Success Through Innovation, p. 431
Gerhard Schröder


Letters
Yellowstone Grizzly Population, p. 433
Mark L. Shaffer
Managing the National Forests, p. 433
Chris Wood
Angiostatin's Partners, pp. 433-434
Raul Martinez-Zaguilan; Robert J. Gillies
Climbing and Cliff Ecology, p. 434
Pat Jodice; Kath Pyke; Sam Davidson; Warren G. Guntheroth
Do Infants Learn Grammar with Algebra or Statistics?, pp. 434-437
Mark S. Seidenberg; Jeff L. Elman; Michiro Negishi; Peter D. Eimas; Gary F. Marcus
Corrections and Clarifications: Dispute Over a Legendary Fish, p. 437
Corrections and Clarifications: Scientists-and Climbers-Discover Cliff Ecosystems, p. 437


Policy Forum
The Y2K Problem, pp. 438-439
Robert F. Bennett


Books et al.
Held in Place by Practice, pp. 440-441
The Rejection of Continental Drift. Theory and Method in American Earth Science
Naomi Oreskes
Review author[s]: David Oldroyd


Perspectives
Deconstructing Vancomycin, pp. 442-443
Christopher Walsh
Nuclear Fusion of Signaling Pathways, pp. 443-444
Ralf Janknecht; Tony Hunter
Is the Universe Fractal?, pp. 445-446
Vicent J. Martínez


Retrospective
Glenn Seaborg (1912-1999), p. 447
Daniel E. Koshland Jr.


Tech.Sight
PCR Detection of Bacteria in Seven Minutes, pp. 449-450
Phillip Belgrader; William Benett; Dean Hadley; James Richards; Paul Stratton; Raymond Mariella Jr.; Fred Milanovich
Dry Chemistry, pp. 451-452
Sadtler Suite
Review author[s]: Brian Shmaefsky
TechSighting, pp. 453-454
Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters; Kevin Ahern


Research


Research Article
Structure of the VHL-ElonginC-ElonginB Complex: Implications for VHL Tumor Suppressor Function, pp. 455-461
Charles E. Stebbins; William G. Kaelin Jr.; Nikola P. Pavletich


Reports
Viscosity Near Earth's Solid Inner Core, pp. 461-463
D. E. Smylie
Global Warming and Marine Carbon Cycle Feedbacks on Future Atmospheric CO2, pp. 464-467
Fortunat Joos; Gian-Kasper Plattner; Thomas F. Stocker; Olivier Marchal; Andreas Schmittner
Propagation of a Magnetic Domain Wall in a Submicrometer Magnetic Wire, pp. 468-470
T. Ono; H. Miyajima; K. Shigeto; K. Mibu; N. Hosoito; T. Shinjo
Magnetization Directions of Individual Nanoparticles, pp. 470-473
S. A. Majetich; Y. Jin
A Steric Mechanism for Inhibition of CO Binding to Heme Proteins, pp. 473-476
Galina S. Kachalova; Alexander N. Popov; Hans D. Bartunik
Single-Crystal-Like Diffraction Data from Polycrystalline Materials, pp. 477-479
Thomas Wessels; Christian Baerlocher; Lynne B. McCusker
Synergistic Signaling in Fetal Brain by STAT3-Smad1 Complex Bridged by p300, pp. 479-482
Kinichi Nakashima; Makoto Yanagisawa; Hirokazu Arakawa; Naoki Kimura; Tatsuhiro Hisatsune; Masahiro Kawabata; Kohei Miyazono; Tetsuya Taga
Dissecting and Exploiting Intermodular Communication in Polyketide Synthases, pp. 482-485
Rajesh S. Gokhale; Stuart Y. Tsuji; David E. Cane; Chaitan Khosla
Aminoacyl-CoAs as Probes of Condensation Domain Selectivity in Nonribosomal Peptide Synthesis, pp. 486-489
Peter J. Belshaw; Christopher T. Walsh; Torsten Stachelhaus
Functional Arteries Grown In vitro, pp. 489-493
L. E. Niklason; J. Gao; W. M. Abbott; K. K. Hirschi; S. Houser; R. Marini; R. Langer
Dense Populations of a Giant Sulfur Bacterium in Namibian Shelf Sediments, pp. 493-495
H. N. Schulz; T. Brinkhoff; T. G. Ferdelman; M. Hernández Mariné; A. Teske; B. B. Jørgensen
SPA1, a WD-Repeat Protein Specific to Phytochrome A Signal Transduction, pp. 496-499
Ute Hoecker; James M. Tepperman; Peter H. Quail
Control of mRNA Decay by Heat Shock-Ubiquitin-Proteasome Pathway, pp. 499-502
Gaurav Laroia; Rafael Cuesta; Gary Brewer; Robert J. Schneider
Regulation of Mammalian Circadian Behavior by Non-rod, Non-cone, Ocular Photoreceptors, pp. 502-504
Melanie S. Freedman; Robert J. Lucas; Bobby Soni; Malcolm von Schantz; Marta Muñoz; Zoë David-Gray; Russell Foster
Regulation of the Mammalian Pineal by Non-rod, Non-cone, Ocular Photoreceptors, pp. 505-507
Robert J. Lucas; Melanie S. Freedman; Marta Muñoz; José-M. Garcia-Fernández; Russell G. Foster
Vancomycin Derivatives That Inhibit Peptidoglycan Biosynthesis without Binding D-Ala-D-Ala, pp. 507-511
Min Ge; Zhong Chen; H. Russell Onishi; Joyce Kohler; Lynn L. Silver; Robert Kerns; Seketsu Fukuzawa; Christopher Thompson; Daniel Kahne


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Front Matter (30 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 551
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Two Former Grad Students Sue Over Alleged Misuse of Ideas, pp. 562-563
Eliot Marshall
Forecasters Learning to Read a Hurricane's Mind, pp. 563+565
Richard A. Kerr
R&D Takes a Hit, But Don't Count it Out, pp. 565-566
Eliot Marshall
ScienceScope, pp. 565+567
Black Holes Enter the Middleweights, p. 566
Mark Sincell
Starving Black Holes Sound an SOS, pp. 567-568
Govert Schilling
Study Sounds Alarm on Yellowstone Grizzlies, p. 568
Jocelyn Kaiser
Italy's KLOE Sets Sights on CP Violation, pp. 568-569
Alexander Hellemans
What Future for France's IN2P3?, pp. 569+571
Michael Balter
Discovery of 'Gay Gene' Questioned, p. 571
Ingrid Wickelgren


News Focus
A New Human Ancestor?, pp. 572-573
Elizabeth Culotta
As Salmon Stage Disappearing Act, Dams May Too, pp. 574-575
Richard A. Lovett
From Embryos and Fossils, New Clues to Vertebrate Evolution, pp. 575+577
Elizabeth Pennisi
Neurons and Silicon Get Intimate, pp. 578-579
Robert F. Service
Blowing the Dust Off the French Academy, pp. 580-581
Michael Balter


Random Samples, p. 583
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Global Immunization for the 21st Century, p. 587
Gustav J. V. Nossal


Letters
Evolving Smarts, p. 589
Mark R. Rosenzweig; James A. Duke; Robert Legrand
Inner Sanctum, pp. 589+591
Robert Mullan Cook-Deegan; Helen Schiff
Paradigms Lost, p. 591
Julian Ashford; Jon Cohen
Physician-Scientists: Staying Alive, pp. 591-592
Joseph G. Perpich
Corrections and Clarifications: Galaxies Seen at the Universe's Dawn, p. 592
Corrections and Clarifications: Conservation Targets in South American Temperate Forests, p. 592
Corrections and Clarifications: Supporting Science, p. 592


Policy Forum
Wildlife Harvest in Logged Tropical Forests, pp. 595-596
John G. Robinson; Kent H. Redford; Elizabeth L. Bennett


Books et al.
The View Through the Rocks, p. 597
Interpreting Prequaternary Climate from the Geologic Record
Judith Totman Parrish
Review author[s]: Lisa Cirbus Sloan


Perspectives
Shifting RNA Polymerase into Overdrive, pp. 598-599
Robert Landick
Leaves in the Dark See the Light, pp. 599-601
Christine H. Foyer; Graham Noctor
One Ring to Rule a Superfamily of E3 Ubiquitin Ligases, pp. 601+603-604
Mike Tyers; Andrew R. Willems
Giant Lava Flows, Mass Extinctions, and Mantle Plumes, pp. 604-605
Paul E. Olsen


Review
Transcriptional Coregulators in Development, pp. 606-609
Mattias Mannervik; Yutaka Nibu; Hailan Zhang; Michael Levine


Research


Research Article
Mechanism of Intrinsic Transcription Termination and Antitermination, pp. 611-615
W. S. Yarnell; J. W. Roberts


Reports
Extensive 200-Million-Year-Old Continental Flood Basalts of the Central Atlantic Magmatic Province, pp. 616-618
Andrea Marzoli; Paul R. Renne; Enzo M. Piccirillo; Marcia Ernesto; Giuliano Bellieni; Angelo de Min
Slow Deformation and Lower Seismic Hazard at the New Madrid Seismic Zone, pp. 619-621
Andrew Newman; Seth Stein; John Weber; Joseph Engeln; Ailin Mao; Timothy Dixon
Silica Sol as a Nanoglue: Flexible Synthesis of Composite Aerogels, pp. 622-624
Catherine A. Morris; Michele L. Anderson; Rhonda M. Stroud; Celia I. Merzbacher; Debra R. Rolison
Environment and Behavior of 2.5-Million-Year-Old Bouri Hominids, pp. 625-629
Jean de Heinzelin; J. Desmond Clark; Tim White; William Hart; Paul Renne; Giday Woldegabriel; Yonas Beyene; Elisabeth Vrba
Australopithecus garhi: A New Species of Early Hominid from Ethiopia, pp. 629-635
Berhane Asfaw; Tim White; Owen Lovejoy; Bruce Latimer; Scott Simpson; Gen Suwa
Electron Solvation in Finite Systems: Femtosecond Dynamics of Iodide.(Water)n Anion Clusters, pp. 635-638
L. Lehr; M. T. Zanni; C. Frischkorn; R. Weinkauf; D. M. Neumark
Requirement for Tec Kinases Rlk and Itk in T Cell Receptor Signaling and Immunity, pp. 638-641
Edward M. Schaeffer; Jayanta Debnath; George Yap; Daniel McVicar; X. Charlene Liao; Dan R. Littman; Alan Sher; Harold E. Varmus; Michael J. Lenardo; Pamela L. Schwartzberg
Efficient Persistence of Extrachromosomal KSHV DNA Mediated by Latency-Associated Nuclear Antigen, pp. 641-644
Mary E. Ballestas; Pamela A. Chatis; Kenneth M. Kaye
A Role for DNA-PK in Retroviral DNA Integration, pp. 644-647
René Daniel; Richard A. Katz; Anna Marie Skalka
Nonproteolytic Neuroprotection by Human Recombinant Tissue Plasminogen Activator, pp. 647-650
Yang-Hee Kim; June-Hee Park; Seung Hwan Hong; Jae-Young Koh
Fas-Induced Caspase Denitrosylation, pp. 651-654
Joan B. Mannick; Alfred Hausladen; Limin Liu; Douglas T. Hess; Ming Zeng; Qian X. Miao; Laurie S. Kane; Andrew J. Gow; Jonathan S. Stamler
Systemic Signaling and Acclimation in Response to Excess Excitation Energy in Arabidopsis, pp. 654-657
Stanislaw Karpinski; Helen Reynolds; Barbara Karpinska; Gunnar Wingsle; Gary Creissen; Philip Mullineaux
Rbx1, a Component of the VHL Tumor Suppressor Complex and SCF Ubiquitin Ligase, pp. 657-661
T. Kamura; D. M. Koepp; M. N. Conrad; D. Skowyra; R. J. Moreland; O. Iliopoulos; W. S. Lane; W. G. Kaelin Jr.; S. J. Elledge; R. C. Conaway; J. W. Harper; J. W. Conaway
Reconstitution of G1 Cyclin Ubiquitination with Complexes Containing SCF Grr1 and Rbx1, pp. 662-665
Dorota Skowyra; Deanna M. Koepp; Takumi Kamura; Michael N. Conrad; Ronald C. Conaway; Joan Weliky Conaway; Stephen J. Elledge; J. Wade Harper
Male Homosexuality: Absence of Linkage to Microsatellite Markers at Xq28, pp. 665-667
George Rice; Carol Anderson; Neil Risch; George Ebers


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Front Matter (24 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 707
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Varmus Circulates Proposal for NIH-Backed Online Venture, p. 718
Eliot Marshall
President Revokes Plan to Destroy Smallpox, pp. 718-719
Eliot Marshall
Signs of Plate Tectonics On an Infant Mars, pp. 719+721-722
Richard A. Kerr
ScieneScope, pp. 721+723
Quantum Computing Makes Solid Progress, pp. 722-723
Robert F. Service
New Model for Hereditary Breast Cancer, pp. 723+725
Michael Hagmann
University Funding to Be Tied to Performance, pp. 725-726
Chiara Palmerini
Schools Urged to Boost Technology Transfer, p. 726
Wayne Kondro
Mixed Grades for 5-Year Science Plan, pp. 726-727
Dennis Normile
High-Level Groups Study Barriers Women Face, p. 727
Jeffrey Mervis


News Focus
Are Pathogens Felling Frogs?, pp. 728-731
Virginia Morell
A Trematode Parasite Causes Some Frog Deformities, pp. 731+733
Jocelyn Kaiser
Headhunters Stalk the Halls of Physics, pp. 733-734
James Glanz
New Ground-Based Arrays to Probe Cosmic Powerhouses, pp. 734-735
Dennis Normile


Random Samples, p. 737
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Assessing the Decade of the Brain, p. 739
Edward G. Jones; Lorne M. Mendell


Letters
How Fares Scandinavian Biology?, p. 741
Swamy S. Shivakumara
Fire Use, p. 741
Ralph M. Rowlett
Over the Fence, p. 741
Ronald W. Angel
Hungarian Virtues, pp. 741-742
Tibor Braun; Wolfgang Glänzel; András P. Schubert; Gábor A. Schubert
Our Public Image, p. 742
Mary Woolley
Breast Cancer Detection, p. 743
Lireka P. Joseph
One Signal or Two?, pp. 743-744
Candy Rowe; Sarah Partan; Peter Marler
Corrections and Clarifications: How Calcium Enhances Plant Salt Tolerance, p. 744


Books Et Al.
How Human Can They Get?, p. 745
The Age of Spiritual Machines. When Computers Exceed Human Intelligence.
Ray Kurzweil
Review author[s]: Diane Proudfoot
Spatial in Formation, p. 746
Theoretical Morphology. The Concept and Its Applications.
George R. McGhee Jr.
Review author[s]: Jon R. Stone


Perspectives
Privacy in a Quantum World, pp. 747-748
Charles H. Bennett; Peter W. Shor
Free Copper Ions in the Cell?, pp. 748-749
Stephen J. Lippard
A New Look at MHC and Autoimmune Disease, pp. 749+751
William M. Ridgway; Marcella Fassò; C. Garrison Fathman
Gaps, Pseudogaps, and Occam's Razor, pp. 752-753
A. J. Arko
Sir Alan Hodgkin (1914-1998), p. 753
Peter B. Detwiler


Signal Transduction
[Introduction], pp. 755-756
L. Bryan Ray


Reviews
Orphan Nuclear Receptors: Shifting Endocrinology into Reverse, pp. 757-760
Steven A. Kliewer; Jürgen M. Lehmann; Timothy M. Willson
Cryptochromes: Blue Light Receptors for Plants and Animals, pp. 760-765
Anthony R. Cashmore; Jose A. Jarillo; Ying-jie Wu; Dongmei Liu
A Cell's Sense of Direction, pp. 765-770
Carole A. Parent; Peter N. Devreotes
Notch Signaling: Cell Fate Control and Signal Integration in Development, pp. 770-776
Spyros Artavanis-Tsakonas; Matthew D. Rand; Robert J. Lake


Research


Reports
Pseudogaps and Extrinsic Losses in Photoemission Experiments on Poorly Conducting Solids, pp. 777-779
Robert Joynt
Quantum Annealing of a Disordered Magnet, pp. 779-781
J. Brooke; D. Bitko; T. F. Rosenbaum; G. Aeppli
Thermal Equation of State of Aluminum-Enriched Silicate Perovskite, pp. 782-784
Jianzhong Zhang; Donald J. Weidner
Self-Assembly of Disk-Shaped Molecules to Coiled-Coil Aggregates with Tunable Helicity, pp. 785-788
H. Engelkamp; S. Middelbeek; R. J. M. Nolte
Pressure-Induced Solid Carbonates from Molecular CO2 by Computer Simulation, pp. 788-790
S. Serra; C. Cavazzoni; G. L. Chiarotti; S. Scandolo; E. Tosatti
Global Distribution of Crustal Magnetization Discovered by the Mars Global Surveyor MAG/ER Experiment, pp. 790-793
M. H. Acuña; J. E. P. Connerney; N. F. Ness; R. P. Lin; D. Mitchell; C. W. Carlson; J. McFadden; K. A. Anderson; H. Rème; C. Mazelle; D. Vignes; P. Wasilewski; P. Cloutier
Magnetic Lineations in the Ancient Crust of Mars, pp. 794-798
J. E. P. Connerney; M. H. Acuña; P. J. Wasilewski; N. F. Ness; H. Rème; C. Mazelle; D. Vignes; R. P. Lin; D. L. Mitchell; P. A. Cloutier
Neck Posture and Feeding Habits of Two Jurassic Sauropod Dinosaurs, pp. 798-800
Kent A. Stevens; J. Michael Parrish
Morphological Clues from Multilegged Frogs: Are Retinoids to Blame?, pp. 800-802
Stanley K. Sessions; R. Adam Franssen; Vanessa L. Horner
The Effect of Trematode Infection on Amphibian Limb Development and Survivorship, pp. 802-804
Pieter T. J. Johnson; Kevin B. Lunde; Euan G. Ritchie; Alan E. Launer
Undetectable Intracellular Free Copper: The Requirement of a Copper Chaperone for Superoxide Dismutase, pp. 805-808
T. D. Rae; P. J. Schmidt; R. A. Pufahl; V. C. Culotta; T. V. O'Halloran
Effects of Angiogenesis Inhibitors on Multistage Carcinogenesis in Mice, pp. 808-812
Gabriele Bergers; Kashi Javaherian; Kin-Ming Lo; Judah Folkman; Douglas Hanahan
Unexpected Modes of PDZ Domain Scaffolding Revealed by Structure of nNOS- Syntrophin Complex, pp. 812-815
Brian J. Hillier; Karen S. Christopherson; Kenneth E. Prehoda; David S. Bredt; Wendell A. Lim
Distinct Pathogenic Sequela in Rhesus Macaques Infected with CCR5 or CXCR4 Utilizing SHIVs, pp. 816-819
Janet M. Harouse; Agegnehu Gettie; Rei Chin How Tan; James Blanchard; Cecilia Cheng-Mayer
Chemokine Up-Regulation and Activated T Cell Attraction by Maturing Dendritic Cells, pp. 819-822
H. Lucy Tang; Jason G. Cyster
Chaperonin Function: Folding by Forced Unfolding, pp. 822-825
Mark Shtilerman; George H. Lorimer; S. Walter Englander
Viral Clearance Without Destruction of Infected Cells During Acute HBV Infection, pp. 825-829
Luca G. Guidotti; Rosemary Rochford; Josan Chung; Max Shapiro; Robert Purcell; Francis V. Chisari


AAAS News and Notes, pp. 830-831
Tiffany Ayers

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Front Matter (37 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 871
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Spy Inquiry is Taking Toll on Non-U.S. Researchers, p. 882
David Malakoff
Gene May Promise New Route to Potent Vaccines, p. 883
Martin Enserink
Startling Revelations in UC-Genentech Battle, pp. 883+885-886
Eliot Marshall
ScienceScope, pp. 885+887
New Lead Found to a Possible 'Insulin Pill', p. 886
Trisha Gura
Academics Applaud Renewed Support, pp. 886-887
Annika Nilsson; Joanna Rose
Searching Museums from Your Desktop, p. 888
Jocelyn Kaiser
Heaven Can Wait, NASA Tells X-ray Telescope, pp. 888-889
Michael Hagmann
Craters Suggest How Venus Lost Her Youth, p. 889
Richard A. Kerr
NAS Elects 60 New Members, p. 891
John R. Anderson; Richard A. Askey; Robert H. Austin; Bernard M. Babior; William A. Bardeen; Marlene Belfort; Elwyn R. Berlekamp; Robert L. Carneiro; Joanne Chory; James E. Cleaver; John M. Coffin; William F. DeGrado; Charles H. DePuy; Robert Desimone; Patricia K. Hoe; Joseph Felsenstein; Stephen E. Fienberg; Paul A. Fleury; Howard M. Grey; Richard S. Hamilton; Bruce D. Hammock; Thomas J. Hanratty; Lars Peter Hansen; Wick C. Haxton; Ralph F. Hirschmann; Louis J. Ignarro; Vaughan F. R. Jones; Ronald C. Kahn; Arthur Karlin; Margaret G. Kivelson; Arthur Landy; Douglas K. Lilly; Steven E. Lindow; Dusa M. McDuff; Richard J. McIntosh; Michael M. Merzenich; Janice M. Miller; Cherry Ann Murray; Thomas D. Petes; Michael E. Phelps; Tom L. Phillips; Robert O. Pohl; David E. Pritchard; Ronald F. Probstein; Jeffrey W. Roberts; Vladimir Rokhlin; Erkki Ruoslahti; Richard J. Saykally; Barbara A. Schaal; Matthew P. Scott; Kerry E. Sieh; Brian Skyrms; Norman H. Sleep; Elizabeth S. Spelke; Kenneth W. Wachter; David Walker; Martin G. Weigert; William J. Welch; James A. Wells; James E. Womack; Mary T. K. Arroyo; Michael J. Berridge; Albrecht Hofmann; Timothy R. Hunt; Ramon Latorre; Raphael D. Levine; Akinlawon L. Mabogunje; Enid Macrobbie; James A. Mirrlees; Satoshi Omura; Francisco M. Omura; Louis Siminovitch; Yakov G. Sinai; Horst L. Stormer; Yasuyuki Yamada


News Focus
Israel Hits Rich Seam in Ex-Soviet Immigrants, pp. 892-897
Richard Stone
Shoebox-Sized Space Probes Take to Orbit, pp. 897+899
James R. Riordon
Digging in the Mire for the Air of Ancient Times, pp. 900-901
Robert Koenig
ORI Report Tracks Gun-Shy Feds, p. 901
Jocelyn Kaiser


Random Samples, p. 903
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Investing in the World Health Organization, p. 911
Barry R. Bloom; David E. Bloom; Joel E. Cohen; Jeffrey D. Sachs


Letters
Inhumane Death?, p. 913
Amnon Kestel
Pills or Placebos?, pp. 913-915
James Trussell; Alan E. Kazdin; Seymour M. Antelman; Joseph Levine; Samuel Gershon; Anthony R. Caggiula; Jefferson M. Fish; Myrna M. Weissman; L. D. Hankoff
The Physician-Scientist Template, pp. 915-916
Don C. Rockey
The "Proboscidian Concept", pp. 916-917
Daniel Lachaise
Corrections and Clarifications: The Role of Area 17 in Visual Imagery: Convergent Evidence from PET and rTMS, p. 917
Corrections and Clarifications: Highly Visible, Curiously Intangible, p. 917
Corrections and Clarifications: Loss of Intraspecific Aggression in the Success of a Widespread Invasive Social Insect, p. 917


Essay on Science and Society
Uses and Abuses of Tuskegee, pp. 919-921
Amy L. Fairchild; Ronald Bayer


Books et al.
The Search for Intelligence, pp. 922-923
IQ and Human Intelligence
N. J. Mackintosh
Review author[s]: Thomas J. Bouchard Jr.
Stories from the Front, p. 923
The Darwin Wars. How Stupid Genes Became Selfish Gods
Andrew Brown
Review author[s]: Michael Ruse


Perspectives
Sensory Maps on the Move, pp. 925-926
Michael P. Stryker
Seeing the Wood from the Trees, pp. 926-927
Keith R. Briffa; Timothy J. Osborn
A Head for Figures, pp. 928-929
Brian Butterworth
Catching Sprites by Radio, p. 929
Julia Uppenbrink


Research


Reports
Room-Temperature Deintercalation and Self-Extrusion of Ga from Cr2GaN, pp. 937-939
M. W. Barsoum; L. Farber
Mercury in a Spanish Peat Bog: Archive of Climate Change and Atmospheric Metal Deposition, pp. 939-942
A. Martínez-Cortizas; X. Pontevedra-Pombal; E. García-Rodeja; J. C. Nóvoa-Muñoz; W. Shotyk
Direct Experiments on the Ocean Disposal of Fossil Fuel CO2, pp. 943-945
Peter G. Brewer; Gernot Friederich; Edward T. Peltzer; Franklin M. Orr Jr.
Spectroscopic Determination of the Water Pair Potential, pp. 945-948
R. S. Fellers; C. Leforestier; L. B. Braly; M. G. Brown; R. J. Saykally
Design and Self-Assembly of Open, Regular, 3D Mesostructures, pp. 948-951
Tricia L. Breen; Joe Tien; Scott R. J. Oliver; Tanja Hadzic; George M. Whitesides
Requirement for Type 2 NO Synthase for IL-12 Signaling in Innate Immunity, pp. 951-955
Andreas Diefenbach; Heike Schindler; Martin Röllinghoff; Wayne M. Yokoyama; Christian Bogdan
Interaction of Diphtheria Toxin T Domain with Molten Globule-Like Proteins and Its Implications for Translocation, pp. 955-957
Jianhua Ren; Kelli Kachel; Hyun Kim; Susan E. Malenbaum; R. John Collier; Erwin London
Action of DNA Repair Endonuclease ERCC1/XPF in Living Cells, pp. 958-961
Adriaan B. Houtsmuller; Suzanne Rademakers; Alex L. Nigg; Deborah Hoogstraten; Jan H. J. Hoeijmakers; Wim Vermeulen
Functional Selection of Adaptive Auditory Space Map by GABAA-Mediated Inhibition, pp. 962-965
Weimin Zheng; Eric I. Knudsen
Inheritance of Resistance to Bacillus thuringiensis Toxin (Dipel ES) in the European Corn Borer, pp. 965-967
F. Huang; L. L. Buschman; R. A. Higgins; W. H. McGaughey
An Essential Role for DNA Adenine Methylation in Bacterial Virulence, pp. 967-970
Douglas M. Heithoff; Robert L. Sinsheimer; David A. Low; Michael J. Mahan
Sources of Mathematical Thinking: Behavioral and Brain-Imaging Evidence, pp. 970-974
S. Dehaene; E. Spelke; P. Pinel; R. Stanescu; S. Tsivkin
Discovery of a Small Molecule Insulin Mimetic with Antidiabetic Activity in Mice, pp. 974-977
Bei Zhang; Gino Salituro; Deborah Szalkowski; Zhihua Li; Yan Zhang; Inmaculada Royo; Dolores Vilella; Maria Teresa Díez; Fernando Pelaez; Caroline Ruby; Richard L. Kendall; Xianzhi Mao; Patrick Griffin; Jimmy Calaycay; Juleen R. Zierath; James V. Heck; Roy G. Smith; David E. Moller
Roles of Phosphorylation Sites in Regulating Activity of the Transcription Factor Pho4, pp. 977-980
Arash Komeili; Erin K. O'Shea


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NetWatch, p. 1083
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
China Doubles Budget to Create Astronomy Megainstitute, pp. 1094-1095
Li Hui
Iceland's Fires Tap the Heart of the Planet, pp. 1095+1097
Richard A. Kerr
Fertility Therapy May Aid Gene Transfer, pp. 1097-1098
Michael Hagmann
ScienceScope, pp. 1097+1099
Time Cues Help the Brain See Objects, pp. 1098-1099
Marcia Barinaga
Asteroids Form Rocky Relationships, pp. 1099+1101
Richard A. Kerr
French-Led Therapy Fund Kicks Off in Africa, p. 1101
Michael Balter
AIDS Now World's Fourth Biggest Killer, p. 1101
Michael Balter


News Focus
A $100 Billion Orbiting Lab Takes Shape. What Will it Do?, pp. 1102-1103+1106-1108
David Malakoff; Andrew Lawler
Anthropologists Probe Bones, Stones, and Molecules, pp. 1109+1111
Elizabeth Culotta
Mathematics Gets Institutionalized -- Again, pp. 1111-1112
Barry Cipra
Labs Hold the Key to the 21-Micrometer Mystery, p. 1113
Alexander Hellemans


Random Samples, p. 1115
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
A European Perspective on Space, p. 1121
Martin Rees


Letters
Threat to U.S. Mouse Colonies, p. 1123
Neil S. Lipman; Hai Nguyen; Scott Perkins
Hurricane Forecasting, p. 1123
Roger A. Pielke Jr.
Openness in Private-Public Collaboration, p. 1124
Roger O. McClellan
Brain Regions and Drug Addiction, pp. 1124-1125
Richard E. Harlan; Meredith M. Garcia
Scientists in the Courtroom, p. 1125
Jan Beyea
Origin of the Japanese Population, p. 1125
Ching-Wan Lam
A Fidgeter's Calculation, pp. 1125-1126
Roger Cooke; James A. Levine; Michael D. Jensen


Policy Forum
Database Protection: Is it Broken and Should We Fix it?, pp. 1129-1130
Stephen M. Maurer; Suzanne Scotchmer


Books et al.
Uncle Sam Wants You, pp. 1131-1133
Mystery of Mysteries. Is Evolution a Social Construction?
Michael Ruse
Review author[s]: David L. Hull


Perspectives
Ice Age Temperatures and Geochemistry, pp. 1133-1134
Edouard Bard
GAD, a Single Autoantigen for Diabetes, pp. 1135+1137
Harald von Boehmer; Adelaida Sarukhan
Is This Why Tc Is So Low?, pp. 1137-1138
A. V. Balatsky; Z.-X. Shen
Is the Deep Sea on a Diet?, pp. 1139-1140
Ellen R. M. Druffel; Bruce H. Robison
The Male's Dilemma, p. 1140
Richard B. Gallagher


Research


Reports
Polymersomes: Tough Vesicles Made from Diblock Copolymers, pp. 1143-1146
Bohdana M. Discher; You-Yeon Won; David S. Ege; James C-M. Lee; Frank S. Bates; Dennis E. Discher; Daniel A. Hammer
The Formation of Jupiter's Faint Rings, pp. 1146-1150
Joseph A. Burns; Mark R. Showalter; Douglas P. Hamilton; Philip D. Nicholson; Imke de Pater; Maureen E. Ockert-Bell; Peter C. Thomas
65,000 Years of Vegetation Change in Central Australia and the Australian Summer Monsoon, pp. 1150-1152
B. J. Johnson; G. H. Miller; M. L. Fogel; J. W. Magee; M. K. Gagan; A. R. Chivas
Electrostatic Modulation of Superconductivity in Ultrathin GdBa2Cu3O 7-x Films, pp. 1152-1155
C. H. Ahn; S. Gariglio; P. Paruch; T. Tybell; L. Antognazza; J.-M. Triscone
Control of Hippocampal Morphogenesis and Neuronal Differentiation by the LIM Homebox Gene Lhx5, pp. 1155-1158
Yangu Zhao; Hui Z. Sheng; Reshad Amini; Alexander Grinberg; Eric Lee; SingPing Huang; Masanori Taira; Heiner Westphal
Separate Signals for Target Selection and Movement Specification in the Superior Colliculus, pp. 1158-1161
Gregory D. Horwitz; William T. Newsome
Interaction of RAFT1 with Gephyrin Required for Rapamycin-Sensitive Signaling, pp. 1161-1164
David M. Sabatini; Roxanne K. Barrow; Seth Blackshaw; Patrick E. Burnett; Michael M. Lai; Michael E. Field; Ben A. Bahr; Joachim Kirsch; Heinrich Betz; Solomon H. Snyder
Visual Form Created Solely from Temporal Structure, pp. 1165-1168
Sang-Hun Lee; Randolph Blake
Bone Marrow as a Potential Source of Hepatic Oval Cells, pp. 1168-1170
B. E. Petersen; W. C. Bowen; K. D. Patrene; W. M. Mars; A. K. Sullivan; N. Murase; S. S. Boggs; J. S. Greenberger; J. P. Goff
Crystal Structure of a Conserved Ribosomal Protein-RNA Complex, pp. 1171-1174
Graeme L. Conn; David E. Draper; Eaton E. Lattman; Apostolos G. Gittis
Long-Term Discrepancy Between Food Supply and Demand in the Deep Eastern North Pacific, pp. 1174-1177
Kenneth L. Smith Jr.; Ronald S. Kaufmann
Net Primary Production of a Forest Ecosystem with Experimental CO2 Enrichment, pp. 1177-1179
Evan H. DeLucia; Jason G. Hamilton; Shawna L. Naidu; Richard B. Thomas; Jeffrey A. Andrews; Adrien Finzi; Michael Lavine; Roser Matamala; Jacqueline E. Mohan; George R. Hendrey; William H. Schlesinger
Mammalian Transgenesis by Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection, pp. 1180-1183
Anthony C. F. Perry; Teruhiko Wakayama; Hidefumi Kishikawa; Tsuyoshi Kasai; Masaru Okabe; Yutaka Toyoda; Ryuzo Yanagimachi
Control of Autoimmune Diabetes in NOD Mice by GAD Expression or Suppression in β Cells, pp. 1183-1187
Ji-Won Yoon; Chang-Soon Yoon; Hye-Won Lim; Qi Quan Huang; Yup Kang; Kwang Ho Pyun; Kensuke Hirasawa; Robert S. Sherwin; Hee-Sook Jun
Inactivation of Misselected CD8 T Cells by CD8 Gene Methylation and Cell Death, pp. 1187-1191
Gary A. Pestano; Yaling Zhou; Linda A. Trimble; John Daley; Georg F. Weber; Harvey Cantor


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Front Matter (39 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1231
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
European Ministers Back Commerce Over Space Science, pp. 1242-1243
Helen Gavaghan
New Date for the Dawn of Dream Time, pp. 1243+1245-1246
Carl Zimmer
ScienceScope, pp. 1245+1247
Shutdown of Research at Duke Sends a Message, p. 1246
Eliot Marshall
Space Rock Hints at Early Asteroid Furnace, pp. 1246-1247
Erik Stokstad
EPA's Piecemeal Risk Strategy on Way Out?, pp. 1247-1248
Jocelyn Kaiser
Budget Backs Report On Boosting Biotech, pp. 1248-1249
Elizabeth Finkel
New, Nonchemical Pest Control Proposed, pp. 1249+1251
Anne Simon Moffat
Giant New Telescope Bags Gamma Ray Burst, p. 1251
Govert Schilling
Picking Up Bits of the Electron's Charge, p. 1251
Alexander Hellemans


News Focus
'New Physics' Finds a Haven at the Patent Office, pp. 1252-1254
David Voss
Plan to Import Exotic Beetle Drives Some Scientists Wild, p. 1255
David Malakoff
Subjecting Belief to the Scientific Method, pp. 1257-1259
Constance Holden
U.S. Sanctions Block People But Not Goods from India, pp. 1259-1260
Pallava Bagla
Nuclear Transport Protein Does Double Duty in Mitosis, pp. 1260-1261
Elizabeth Pennisi


Random Samples, p. 1263
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Fault Lines, p. 1271
Shirley M. Malcom


Letters
Einstein: "All but the Dissertation", p. 1273
Harold I. Brown
Jaw Origins, p. 1273
Georgy Koentges
Asteroid Report, p. 1273
Benny J. Peiser
Y2K: An "Autopsy" of Modern Society?, pp. 1273-1274
Stuart A. Umpleby
The Web and Conflict of Interest, pp. 1274-1275
Glenn McGee
Phytohormone-Independent Division of Tobacco Protoplast-Derived Cells: Retractions, p. 1275
J. Schell


Policy Forum
The Heroin Prescribing Debate: Integrating Science and Politics, pp. 1277-1278
Gabriele Bammer; Anja Dobler-Mikola; Philip M. Fleming; John Strang; Ambros Uchtenhagen


Books et al.
Infectious Avenues to Cancer, p. 1279
Microbes and Malignancy. Infection as a Cause of Human Cancers.
Julie Parsonnet
Review author[s]: Don Ganem
Structural Catholicism, p. 1280
The Structure of Materials.
Samuel M. Allen; Edwin L. Thomas
Review author[s]: Pierre Wiltzius


Perspectives
Carbon Nanotube Muscles, pp. 1281-1282
Olle Inganäs; Ingemar Lundstrüm
The Cuprate Pairing Mechanism, pp. 1282-1283
D. J. Scalapino
Instruction, Selection, or Tampering with the Odds?, pp. 1283+1285
Robert L. Coffman; Steven L. Reiner
Seeking Ligands for Lonely Orphan Receptors, pp. 1285-1286
Jan-Åke Gustafsson


Tech.Sight
Biomolecule Mass Spectrometry, pp. 1289-1290
Fred W. McLafferty; Einar K. Fridriksson; David M. Horn; Mark A. Lewis; Roman A. Zubarev
A Carnival of Stats, pp. 1291-1292
Statistica 5.1 for Windows.
Review author[s]: Bruce McCallum
TechSightings, pp. 1293-1294
Frank Hoover; Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters


Microbes, Immunity, and Disease
Microbe Management, p. 1301
Beverly A. Purnell; Jean Marx


News
A Symphony of Bacterial Voices, pp. 1302-1304
Evelyn Strauss
Is it Time to Uproot the Tree of Life?, pp. 1305-1307
Elizabeth Pennisi


Viewpoints
The Search for Unrecognized Pathogens, pp. 1308-1310
David A. Relman
Emerging Infectious Diseases: Public Health Issues for the 21st Century, pp. 1311-1313
Sue Binder; Alexandra M. Levitt; Jeffrey J. Sacks; James M. Hughes


Reviews
Phylogenetic Perspectives in Innate Immunity, pp. 1313-1318
Jules A. Hoffmann; Fotis C. Kafatos; Charles A. Janeway Jr.; R. A. B. Ezekowitz
Bacterial Biofilms: A Common Cause of Persistent Infections, pp. 1318-1322
J. W. Costerton; Philip S. Stewart; E. P. Greenberg
Type III Secretion Machines: Bacterial Devices for Protein Delivery into Host Cells, pp. 1322-1328
Jorge E. Galán; Alan Collmer
Helicobacter pylori Virulence and Genetic Geography, pp. 1328-1333
Antonello Covacci; John L. Telford; Giuseppe Del Giudice; Julie Parsonnet; Rino Rappuoli


Research


Reports
Large Magnetoresistance of Electrodeposited Single-Crystal Bismuth Thin Films, pp. 1335-1337
F. Y. Yang; Kai Liu; Kimin Hong; D. H. Reich; P. C. Searson; C. L. Chien
Cracks Faster Than the Shear Wave Speed, pp. 1337-1340
A. J. Rosakis; O. Samudrala; D. Coker
Carbon Nanotube Actuators, pp. 1340-1344
Ray H. Baughman; Changxing Cui; Anvar A. Zakhidov; Zafar Iqbal; Joseph N. Barisci; Geoff M. Spinks; Gordon G. Wallace; Alberto Mazzoldi; Danilo De Rossi; Andrew G. Rinzler; Oliver Jaschinski; Siegman Roth; Miklos Kertesz
The Magnetic Excitation Spectrum and Thermodynamics of High-Tc Superconductors, pp. 1344-1347
Pengcheng Dai; H. A. Mook; S. M. Hayden; G. Aeppli; T. G. Perring; R. D. Hunt; F. Doğan
26 Al in Eucrite Piplia Kalan: Plausible Heat Source and Formation Chronology, pp. 1348-1350
G. Srinivasan; J. N. Goswami; N. Bhandari
Cloning Genes Encoding MHC Class II-Restricted Antigens: Mutated CDC27 as a Tumor Antigen, pp. 1351-1354
Rong-Fu Wang; Xiang Wang; Alicia C. Atwood; Suzanne L. Topalian; Steven A. Rosenberg
BRCA1 Inhibition of Estrogen Receptor Signaling in Transfected Cells, pp. 1354-1356
S. Fan; J.-A. Wang; R. Yuan; Y. Ma; Q. Meng; M. R. Erdos; R. G. Pestell; Fang Yuan; K. J. Auborn; I. D. Goldberg; E. M. Rosen
Self-Organization of Microtubule Asters Induced in Xenopus Egg Extracts by GTP-Bound Ran, pp. 1356-1358
T. Ohba; M. Nakamura; H. Nishitani; T. Nishimoto
Stimulation of Microtubule Aster Formation and Spindle Assembly by the Small GTPase Ran, pp. 1359-1362
Andrew Wilde; Yixian Zheng
Identification of a Nuclear Receptor for Bile Acids, pp. 1362-1365
Makoto Makishima; Arthur Y. Okamoto; Joyce J. Repa; Hua Tu; R. Marc Learned; Alvin Luk; Mitchell V. Hull; Kevin D. Lustig; David J. Mangelsdorf; Bei Shan
Bile Acids: Natural Ligands for an Orphan Nuclear Receptor, pp. 1365-1368
Derek J. Parks; Steven G. Blanchard; Randy K. Bledsoe; Gyan Chandra; Thomas G. Consler; Steven A. Kliewer; Julie B. Stimmel; Timothy M. Willson; Ann Marie Zavacki; David D. Moore; Jürgen M. Lehmann
Modulation of Polyketide Synthase Activity by Accessory Proteins During Lovastatin Biosynthesis, pp. 1368-1372
Jonathan Kennedy; Karine Auclair; Steven G. Kendrew; Cheonseok Park; John C. Vederas; C. Richard Hutchinson
UDP-GlcNAc 2-Epimerase: A Regulator of Cell Surface Sialylation, pp. 1372-1376
Oliver T. Keppler; Stephan Hinderlich; Josmar Langner; Reinhard Schwartz-Albiez; Werner Reutter; Michael Pawlita


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Front Matter (34 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1427
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Hubble Telescope Settles Cosmic Distance Debate -- Or Does It?, pp. 1438-1439
Ann Finkbeiner
Sequencers Endorse Plan for a Draft in 1 Year, pp. 1439+1441
Eliot Marshall
A New Look at the Martian Landscape, pp. 1441-1442
Bernice Wuethrich
ScienceScope, pp. 1441+1443
Britain Struggles to Turn Anti-GM Tide, pp. 1442-1444
Helen Gavaghan
New Memory Cell Could Boost Computer Speeds, p. 1444
Robert F. Service
Imaging Living Cells the Friendly Way, p. 1445
Meher Antia
NIH Proposes Rules for Materials Exchange, p. 1445
Martin Enserink
Ideology Rules Debate Over Teacher Training, p. 1447
Jeffrey Mervis


News Focus
Which Way to the Big Bang?, pp. 1448-1451
James Glanz
Community Divides Over Push for Bigger Budget, pp. 1452-1453
David Malakoff
Scientific Cross-Claims Fly in Continuing Beef War, pp. 1453+1455
Michael Balter


Random Samples, p. 1457
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
More Regulation of Rodents, p. 1463
Frankie L. Trull; Barbara A. Rich


Letters
UC-Genentech Trial, pp. 1465-1466
Dennis Henner; David V. Goeddel; Herbert Heyneker; Keiichi Itakura; Daniel Yansura; Michael Ross; Giuseppe Miozzari; Peter H. Seeburg
Paleolithic Population Growth, pp. 1466-1468
Richard A. Gould; G. A. Clark; Mary C. Stiner
Corrections and Clarifications: Searching Museums from Your Desktop, p. 1468
Corrections and Clarifications: A Deadly Double Life, p. 1468


Policy Forum
A Rational Approach to Labeling Biotech-Derived Foods, pp. 1471-1472
Henry I. Miller


Books et al.
The Effects of Affirmative Action, pp. 1473-1474
The Shape of the River. Long-Term Consequences of Considering Race in College and University Admissions
William G. Bowen; Derek Bok
Review author[s]: Robert E. Thach
Light on Darkened Minds, p. 1474
Malignant Sadness. The Anatomy of Depression
Lewis Wolpert
Review author[s]: Norman E. Rosenthal


Perspectives
Hole-istic Medicine, pp. 1475+1477
Joshua Zimmerberg
Toward Greener Chemistry, pp. 1477-1479
R. Thomas Baker; William Tumas
TB Vaccines: Global Solutions for Global Problems, pp. 1479-1480
Douglas B. Young; Brian D. Robertson
Gertrude Belle Elion (1918-1999), p. 1480
Michael Colvin


Reviews
The Cosmic Triangle: Revealing the State of the Universe, pp. 1481-1488
Neta A. Bahcall; Jeremiah P. Ostriker; Saul Perlmutter; Paul J. Steinhardt
Modeling Astrophysical Phenomena in the Laboratory with Intense Lasers, pp. 1488-1493
Bruce A. Remington; David Arnett; R. Paul Drake; Hideaki Takabe


Research


Research Articles
The Global Topography of Mars and Implications for Surface Evolution, pp. 1495-1503
David E. Smith; Maria T. Zuber; Sean C. Solomon; Roger J. Phillips; James W. Head; James B. Garvin; W. Bruce Banerdt; Duane O. Muhleman; Gordon H. Pettengill; Gregory A. Neumann; Frank G. Lemoine; James B. Abshire; Oded Aharonson; C. David Brown; Steven A. Hauck; Anton B. Ivanov; Patrick J. McGovern; H. Jay Zwally; Thomas C. Duxbury
A Younger Age for the Universe, pp. 1503-1507
Charles H. Lineweaver


Reports
Supercurrents Through Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes, pp. 1508-1511
A. Yu. Kasumov; R. Deblock; M. Kociak; B. Reulet; H. Bouchiat; I. I. Khodos; Yu. B. Gorbatov; V. T. Volkov; C. Journet; M. Burghard
A Post-Stishovite SiO2 Polymorph in the Meteorite Shergotty: Implications for Impact Events, pp. 1511-1513
T. G. Sharp; A. El Goresy; B. Wopenka; M. Chen
Temperatures on Europa from Galileo Photopolarimeter-Radiometer: Nighttime Thermal Anomalies, pp. 1514-1516
John R. Spencer; Leslie K. Tamppari; Terry Z. Martin; Larry D. Travis
An Aqueous Channel for Filamentous Phage Export, pp. 1516-1519
Denise K. Marciano; Marjorie Russel; Sanford M. Simon
Comparative Genomics of BCG Vaccines by Whole-Genome DNA Microarray, pp. 1520-1523
M. A. Behr; M. A. Wilson; W. P. Gill; H. Salamon; G. K. Schoolnik; S. Rane; P. M. Small
Broadly Protective Vaccine for Staphylococcus aureus Based on an In vivo- Expressed Antigen, pp. 1523-1527
David McKenney; Kimberly L. Pouliot; Ying Wang; Vivek Murthy; Martina Ulrich; Gerd Döring; Jean C. Lee; Donald A. Goldmann; Gerald B. Pier
Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Inositol 1,4,5-Trisphosphate That Underlies Complex Ca 2+ Mobilization Patterns, pp. 1527-1530
Kenzo Hirose; Shiro Kadowaki; Mao Tanabe; Hiroshi Takeshima; Masamitsu Lino
Interactions of Prefrontal Cortex in Relation to Awareness in Sensory Learning, pp. 1531-1533
Anthony Randal McIntosh; M. Natasha Rajah; Nancy J. Lobaugh
Defective Angiogenesis in Mice Lacking Endoglin, pp. 1534-1537
Dean Y. Li; Lise K. Sorensen; Benjamin S. Brooke; Lisa D. Urness; Elaine C. Davis; Douglas G. Taylor; Beth B. Boak; Daniel P. Wendel
Equivalence in Yield from Marine Reserves and Traditional Fisheries Management, pp. 1537-1538
Alan Hastings; Louis W. Botsford
PKS1, a Substrate Phosphorylated by Phytochrome That Modulates Light Signaling in Arabidopsis, pp. 1539-1541
Christian Fankhauser; Kuo-Chen Yeh; J. Clark Lagarias; Hong Zhang; Tedd D. Elich; Joanne Chory


AAAS News and Notes, pp. 1546-1548
Tiffany Ayers

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Front Matter (28 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1583
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
DOE Project Survives Close Call in Preliminary House Budget Vote, p. 1594
David Malakoff
New Drug Blocks Rejection in Monkeys, pp. 1594-1595
Gretchen Vogel
Panel Calls for More Flexibility in Research, pp. 1595+1597
Robert Koenig
Come Fly with Me, Goldin Tells Physicists, pp. 1597-1598
James Glanz
ScienceScope, pp. 1597+1599
40 Steps to a Chemical Synthesis Summit, pp. 1598-1599
Robert F. Service
Fickle Mice Highlight Test Problems, pp. 1599-1600
Martin Enserink
Project Offers Judges Neutral Science Advice, p. 1600
Jocelyn Kaiser
New Leads to Cancer, Arthritis Therapies, pp. 1600-1601
Michael Hagmann
Japan Wants Results to Influence Budgets, pp. 1601+1603
Dennis Normile
The Coolest Brown Dwarfs Proliferate, p. 1603
James Glanz


News Focus
European Researchers Grapple with Animal Rights, pp. 1604-1606
Robert Koenig
New Clues to Why Size Equals Destiny, pp. 1607+1609
Dana Mackenzie
Soap Films Reveal Whirling Worlds of Turbulence, pp. 1609-1610
Robert Irion
Reinventing the Science Master's Degree, pp. 1610-1611
Mari N. Jensen


Random Samples, p. 1613
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Confronting the HIV Pandemic, p. 1619
Neal Nathanson; Judith D. Auerbach


Letters
Uncontrolled Release of Harmful Microorganisms, p. 1621
Yossef Av-Gay
Space-Grown Neuraminidase Crystals, p. 1621
Lawrence J. DeLucas
Tissue Engineering, pp. 1621-1622
Nicolas L'Heureux; Lucie Germain; François A. Auger
Testing of Water for Arsenic in Bangladesh, p. 1622
A. Mushtaque R. Chowdhury; M. Jakariya
Limits of Scientific Growth, pp. 1622-1623
Peter Csermely


Corrections and Clarifications: Australopithecus garhi: A New Species of Early Hominid from Ethiopia, p. 1623


Science's Compass


Essays on Science and Society
Being an Absolute Skeptic, pp. 1625-1626
David Miller


Books et al.
Patterns in Nature -- No Assembly Required?, pp. 1627-1628
The Self-Made Tapestry. Pattern Formation in Nature
Philip Ball
Review author[s]: P. Dullemeijer
Unmasking Melodious Sounds, p. 1628
The Physics of Musical Instruments, 2nd ed.
Neville H. Fletcher; Thomas D. Rossing
Review author[s]: David Voss


Perspectives
Controlling the Rate of Reaction, p. 1629
Stephen Holloway
Life in Ice-Covered Oceans, pp. 1631-1633
Eric J. Gaidos; Kenneth H. Nealson; Joseph L. Kirschvink
Selfish Sentinels, pp. 1633-1634
Daniel T. Blumstein
Pain-Killer Genes, p. 1634
Orla Smith


Review
Genetic Control of Branching Morphogenesis, pp. 1635-1639
Ross J. Metzger; Mark A. Krasnow


Research


Research Article
Selfish Sentinels in Cooperative Mammals, pp. 1640-1644
T. H. Clutton-Brock; M. J. O'Riain; P. N. M. Brotherton; D. Gaynor; R. Kansky; A. S. Griffin; M. Manser


Reports
Current-Induced Insulator-Metal Transition and Pattern Formation in an Organic Charge-Transfer Complex, pp. 1645-1647
R. Kumai; Y. Okimoto; Y. Tokura
Enhanced Reactivity of Highly Vibrationally Excited Molecules on Metal Surfaces, pp. 1647-1650
H. Hou; Y. Huang; S. J. Gulding; C. T. Rettner; D. J. Auerbach; A. M. Wodtke
Adsorbed Layers and the Origin of Static Friction, pp. 1650-1652
Gang He; Martin H. Müser; Mark O. Robbins
Experimental Evidence for the Source of Excess Sulfur in Explosive Volcanic Eruptions, pp. 1652-1654
Hans Keppler
A Mid-European Decadal Isotope-Climate Record from 15,500 to 5000 Years B.P., pp. 1654-1657
Ulrich von Grafenstein; Helmut Erlenkeuser; Achim Brauer; Jean Jouzel; Sigfus J. Johnsen
Topography of the Lunar Poles from Radar Interferometry: A Survey of Cold Trap Locations, pp. 1658-1660
J. L. Margot; D. B. Campbell; R. F. Jurgens; M. A. Slade
Contribution of Gular Pumping to Lung Ventilation in Monitor Lizards, pp. 1661-1663
Tomasz Owerkowicz; Colleen G. Farmer; James W. Hicks; Elizabeth L. Brainerd
Purification and Cloning of Aggrecanase-1: A Member of the ADAMTS Family of Proteins, pp. 1664-1666
M. D. Tortorella; T. C. Burn; M. A. Pratta; I. Abbaszade; J. M. Hollis; R. Liu; S. A. Rosenfeld; R. A. Copeland; C. P. Decicco; R. Wynn; A. Rockwell; F. Yang; J. L. Duke; K. Solomon; H. George; R. Bruckner; H. Nagase; Y. Itoh; D. M. Ellis; H. Ross; B. H. Wiswall; K. Murphy; M. C. Hillman Jr.; G. F. Hollis; R. C. Newton; R. L. Magolda; J. M. Trzaskos; E. C. Arner
Structure of Human Pro-Matrix Metalloproteinase-2: Activation Mechanism Revealed, pp. 1667-1670
Ekaterina Morgunova; Ari Tuuttila; Ulrich Bergmann; Mikhail Isupov; Ylva Lindqvist; Gunter Schneider; Karl Tryggvason
Genetics of Mouse Behavior: Interactions with Laboratory Environment, pp. 1670-1672
John C. Crabbe; Douglas Wahlsten; Bruce C. Dudek
Crystal Structure of the Human Papillomavirus Type 18 E2 Activation Domain, pp. 1673-1677
Seth F. Harris; Michael R. Botchan
The Fourth Dimension of Life: Fractal Geometry and Allometric Scaling of Organisms, pp. 1677-1679
Geoffrey B. West; James H. Brown; Brian J. Enquist


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Front Matter (35 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1731
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
NIH Urged to Fund Centers to Merge Computing and Biology, p. 1742
David Malakoff
Scientists Block NIH Plan to Grant Ph.D.s, p. 1743
Bruce Agnew
Slide Into Ice Ages Not Carbon Dioxide's Fault?, pp. 1743+1745-1746
Richard A. Kerr
ScienceScope, pp. 1745+1747
Elusive Interferon α Producers Nailed Down, p. 1746
Michael Hagmann
Great Smokies Species Census Under Way, pp. 1747-1748
Jocelyn Kaiser
An Oversized Star Acts Up, p. 1748
James Glanz
Germany Waves a Flag for Science, pp. 1748-1749
Robert Koenig
Outlook Improves for Research Funding, p. 1749
David Malakoff
NIH Ethics Office Tapped for a Promotion, pp. 1749+1751
Eliot Marshall
Berkeley Crew Bags Element 118, p. 1751
Robert F. Service


News Focus
No Winners in Patent Shootout, pp. 1752-1753
Marcia Barinaga
From the Bioweapons Trenches, New Tools for Battling Microbes, pp. 1754-1755
Joseph Alper
New Clues to How Neurons Strengthen Their Connections, pp. 1755-1757
Marcia Barinaga
Efforts to Boost Diversity Face Persistent Problems, pp. 1757+1759
Jeffrey Mervis
A Second Chance to Make a Difference in the Third World?, pp. 1760-1761
Robert Koenig


Random Samples, p. 1763
Martin Enserink


Science's Compass


Editorial
Science Education for the Public, p. 1771
Hiroo Imura


Letters
Religion and Science, pp. 1773-1774
Francisco J. Ayala; Steven Weinberg; Eric Stone; Ejnar J. Fjerdingstad; Ursula W. Goodenough
The Systematics of Homo, pp. 1774-1775
Milford H. Wolpoff; Bernard Wood; Mark Collard
Wound Healing, p. 1775
Thomas K. Hunt; John Burke; Adrian Barbul; Michael L. Gimbel
Critical Volume Fraction: Second Model, pp. 1775-1776
Kenneth M. Golden
Corrections and Clarifications: Requirement for Type 2 No Synthase for IL- 12 Signaling in Innate Immunity, p. 1776
Corrections and Clarifications: Inner Sanctum, p. 1776
Corrections and Clarifications: From Embryos and Fossils, New Clues to Vertebrate Evolution, p. 1776
Corrections and Clarifications: Delayed... or Dead?, p. 1776
Corrections and Clarifications: Coming to Grips with the Aral Sea's Grim Legacy, p. 1776
Corrections and Clarifications: DESY Puts the Spin into Gluons, p. 1776
Corrections and Clarifications: Sequencing the Genome, Fast, p. 1776
Corrections and Clarifications: Lead Regulation, p. 1776


Policy Forum
Toward a 24-Hour Economy, pp. 1778-1779
Harriet B. Presser


Books et al.
The Seductive Melody of the Strings, p. 1780
The Elegant Universe. Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions, and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory.
Brian Greene
Review author[s]: Sidney Perkowitz
Toward Benign Ends, pp. 1780-1781
Green Chemistry. Theory and Practice.
Paul T. Anastas; John C. Warner
Green Chemistry. Frontiers in Benign Chemical Syntheses and Processes.
Paul T. Anastas; Tracy C. Williamson
Review author[s]: Walter Leitner


Perspectives
Forests on Fire, pp. 1782-1783
Johann G. Goldammer
Vertical Couplings, pp. 1783+1785
Michael E. Summers
Sex and Repression, pp. 1787-1788
Mitzi I. Kuroda; Richard L. Kelley
A Lesson from Ceramics, pp. 1788-1789
Alexandra Navrotsky


Review
The Organization of Replication and Transcription, pp. 1790-1795
Peter R. Cook


Research


Research Articles
Dosage Compensation Proteins Targeted to X Chromosomes by a Determinant of Hermaphrodite Fate, pp. 1800-1804
Heather E. Dawes; Dorit S. Berlin; Denise M. Lapidus; Chad Nusbaum; Tamara L. Davis; Barbara J. Meyer
Importance of AMPA Receptors for Hippocampal Synaptic Plasticity But Not for Spatial Learning, pp. 1805-1811
Daniel Zamanillo; Rolf Sprengel; Øivind Hvalby; Vidar Jensen; Nail Burnashev; Andrei Rozov; Katharina M. M. Kaiser; Helmut J. Köster; Thilo Borchardt; Paul Worley; Joachim Lübke; Michael Frotscher; Peter H. Kelly; Bernd Sommer; Per Andersen; Peter H. Seeburg; Bert Sakmann
Rapid Spine Delivery and Redistribution of AMPA Receptors After Synaptic NMDA Receptor Activation, pp. 1811-1816
Song-Hai Shi; Yasunori Hayashi; Ronald S. Petralia; Shahid H. Zaman; Robert J. Wenthold; Karel Svoboda; Roberto Malinow


Reports
Reconstructing Phylogeny with and without Temporal Data, pp. 1816-1819
David L. Fox; Daniel C. Fisher; Lindsey R. Leighton
Two-Dimensional Photonic Band-Gap Defect Mode Laser, pp. 1819-1821
O. Painter; R. K. Lee; A. Scherer; A. Yariv; J. D. O'Brien; P. D. Dapkus; I. Kim
Optical Properties of an Ionic-Type Phononic Crystal, pp. 1822-1824
Yan-qing Lu; Yong-yuan Zhu; Yan-feng Chen; Shi-ning Zhu; Nai-ben Ming; Yi-Jun Feng
Middle Eocene Seawater pH and Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide Concentrations, pp. 1824-1826
Paul N. Pearson; Martin R. Palmer
Regular and Irregular Patterns in Semiarid Vegetation, pp. 1826-1828
Christopher A. Klausmeier
Reexamining Fire Suppression Impacts on Brushland Fire Regimes, pp. 1829-1832
Jon E. Keeley; C. J. Fotheringham; Marco Morais
Positive Feedbacks in the Fire Dynamic of Closed Canopy Tropical Forests, pp. 1832-1835
Mark A. Cochrane; Ane Alencar; Mark D. Schulze; Carlos M. Souza Jr.; Daniel C. Nepstad; Paul Lefebvre; Eric A. Davidson
The Nature of the Principal Type 1 Interferon-Producing Cells in Human Blood, pp. 1835-1837
Frederick P. Siegal; Norimitsu Kadowaki; Michael Shodell; Patricia A. Fitzgerald-Bocarsly; Kokila Shah; Stephen Ho; Svetlana Antonenko; Yong-Jun Liu
Math1: An Essential Gene for the Generation of Inner Ear Hair Cells, pp. 1837-1841
Nessan A. Bermingham; Bassem A. Hassan; Steven D. Price; Melissa A. Vollrath; Nissim Ben-Arie; Ruth Anne Eatock; Hugo J. Bellen; Anna Lysakowski; Huda Y. Zoghbi
Crystal Structure of the Zα Domain of the Human Editing Enzyme ADAR1 Bound to Left-Handed Z-DNA, pp. 1841-1845
Thomas Schwartz; Mark A. Rould; Ky Lowenhaupt; Alan Herbert; Alexander Rich
Specific Coupling of NMDA Receptor Activation to Nitric Oxide Neurotoxicity by PSD-95 Protein, pp. 1845-1848
Rita Sattler; Zhigang Xiong; Wei-Yang Lu; Mathias Hafner; John F. MacDonald; Michael Tymianski


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Front Matter (31 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1887
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Top Scientists Lock Horns in Research Reform Debate, p. 1898
Michael Balter
How Aztecs Played Their Rubber Matches, pp. 1898-1899
Erik Stokstad
Mutant Fruit Flies Respond to Lorenzo's Oil, pp. 1899+1901
Marcia Barinaga
ScienceScope, pp. 1901+1903
Canada Dedicates New Human, Animal Labs, p. 1902
Jeffrey Mervis
Spending Boost Aims to Reform Academia, pp. 1902-1903
Michael Baker
Supreme Court Limits Scope of Appeals, pp. 1903+1905
David Malakoff
Corporate Ties Still Off Limits for Academics, p. 1905
Dennis Normile
Tulane Inquiry Clears Lead Researcher, p. 1905
Jocelyn Kaiser


News Focus
A High-Stakes Gamble on Genome Sequencing, pp. 1906-1909
Eliot Marshall
Experiment Uses Nuclear Plants to Understand Neutrinos, pp. 1909-1911
Dennis Normile
SNO Closes in on Solar Neutrino Riddle, p. 1910
Mark Sincell
Survival Test for Geophysics Center, pp. 1911-1912
Richard Stone
Telescope Builders Think Big -- Really Big, pp. 1913+1915
Govert Schilling
Lofty Observatory Gets Boost, p. 1915
Govert Schilling
Microbes Feature as Pathogens and Pals at Gathering, pp. 1916-1917
Evelyn Strauss


Random Samples, p. 1919
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Mitigating Natural Disasters, p. 1927
Frank Press; Robert M. Hamilton


Letters
"New Physics" Patents, pp. 1929-1932
Thomas Valone; Eugene F. Mallove; Paul LaViolette; John E. Haaland; Leon Kaufman; Lee Kavanau
Tulane Investigation Completed, p. 1932
John C. LaRosa
Corrections and Clarifications: The Global Topography of Mars and Implications for Surface Evolution, p. 1932
Corrections and Clarifications: NAS Elects 60 New Members, p. 1932


Books et al.
Information Isn't Everything, p. 1935
The Touchstone of Life. Molecular Information, Cell Communication, and the Foundations of Life
Werner R. Loewenstein
Review author[s]: Louis J. DeFelice
Free Radicals in the 20th Century, pp. 1935-1936
Reactive Oxygen Species in Biological Systems. An Interdisciplinary Approach
Daniel L. Gilbert; Carol A. Colton
Review author[s]: Ian A. Cotgreave; Sten Orrenius


Perspectives
Unsteady Aerodynamics, pp. 1937+1939
Robert Dudley
Small is Beautiful, pp. 1939-1940
André Thiaville; Jacques Miltat
Rolf Landauer (1927-1999), p. 1940
Charles Bennett
Respiration Without O2, pp. 1941-1942
Lars Hederstedt
Completing the Cycle, p. 1942
Julia Uppenbrink


Review
Mitigation Emerges as Major Strategy for Reducing Losses Caused by Natural Disasters, pp. 1943-1947
Board on Natural Disasters


Tech.Sight
Protein Interaction Methods -- Toward an Endgame, pp. 1948-1950
Andrew R. Mendelsohn; Roger Brent
At Your Fingertips, p. 1951
NuGenesis Mantra Software.
Review author[s]: John Wass
TechSightings, pp. 1952-1953
Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters; Frank Hoover


Research


Research Articles
Wing Rotation and the Aerodynamic Basis of Insect Flight, pp. 1954-1960
Michael H. Dickinson; Fritz-Olaf Lehmann; Sanjay P. Sane
Structure of the Escherichia coli Fumarate Reductase Respiratory Complex, pp. 1961-1966
Tina M. Iverson; César Luna-Chavez; Gary Cecchini; Douglas C. Rees


Reports
Quantum Computing with Electrons Floating on Liquid Helium, pp. 1967-1969
P. M. Platzman; M. I. Dykman
Spontaneous Bubble Domain Formation in a Layered Ferromagnetic Crystal, pp. 1969-1971
T. Fukumura; H. Sugawara; T. Hasegawa; K. Tanaka; H. Sakaki; T. Kimura; Y. Tokura
Century-Scale Shifts in Early Holocene Atmospheric CO2 Concentration, pp. 1971-1973
Friederike Wagner; Sjoerd J. P. Bohncke; David L. Dilcher; Wolfram M. Kürschner; Bas van Geel; Henk Visscher
Contribution of Disturbance to Increasing Seasonal Amplitude of Atmospheric CO2, pp. 1973-1976
S. A. Zimov; S. P. Davidov; G. M. Zimova; A. I. Davidova; F. S. Chapin III; M. C. Chapin; J. F. Reynolds
Xyloglucan Fucosyltransferase, an Enzyme Involved in Plant Cell Wall Biosynthesis, pp. 1976-1979
Robyn M. Perrin; Amy E. DeRocher; Maor Bar-Peled; Weiqing Zeng; Lorena Norambuena; Ariel Orellana; Natasha V. Raikhel; Kenneth Keegstra
Dissociating Pain from Its Anticipation in the Human Brain, pp. 1979-1981
Alexander Ploghaus; Irene Tracey; Joseph S. Gati; Stuart Clare; Ravi S. Menon; Paul M. Matthews; J. Nicholas P. Rawlins
Gating of BDNF-Induced Synaptic Potentiation by cAMP, pp. 1982-1984
Lisa Boulanger; Mu-ming Poo
Preventing Neurodegeneration in the Drosophila Mutant bubblegum, pp. 1985-1988
Kyung-Tai Min; Seymour Benzer
Prehistoric Polymers: Rubber Processing in Ancient Mesoamerica, pp. 1988-1991
Dorothy Hosler; Sandra L. Burkett; Michael J. Tarkanian
Requirement for Croquemort in Phagocytosis of Apoptotic Cells in Drosophila, pp. 1991-1994
Nathalie C. Franc; Pascal Heitzler; R. Alan B. Ezekowitz; Kristin White
Vessel Cooption, Regression, and Growth in Tumors Mediated by Angiopoietins and VEGF, pp. 1994-1998
J. Holash; P. C. Maisonpierre; D. Compton; P. Boland; C. R. Alexander; D. Zagzag; G. D. Yancopoulos; S. J. Wiegand
Initiation of Mammalian Liver Development from Endoderm by Fibroblast Growth Factors, pp. 1998-2003
Joonil Jung; Minghua Zheng; Mitchell Goldfarb; Kenneth S. Zaret
Identification of Both Shared and Distinct Proteins in the Major and Minor Spliceosomes, pp. 2003-2005
Cindy L. Will; Claudia Schneider; Robin Reed; Reinhard Lührmann


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Front Matter (26 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 2051
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Varmus Defends E-biomed Proposal, Prepares to Push Ahead, pp. 2062-2063
Eliot Marshall
Library-Society Alliance Puts Bio Journals Online, pp. 2063+2065
David Malakoff
Panel Discounts Implant Disease Risk, pp. 2065-2066
Jocelyn Kaiser
ScienceScope, pp. 2065+2067
RAC Nixes Plan to Treat Retinoblastoma, p. 2066
Ken Garber
3D Camera Has no Lens, Great Depth of Field, pp. 2066-2067
Daniel Radov
Legal Fight Over Patents on Life, pp. 2067+2069
Eliot Marshall
The Little Ice Age -- Only the Latest Big Chill, p. 2069
Richard A. Kerr


News Focus
Chimps in the Wild Show Stirrings of Culture, pp. 2070-2073
Gretchen Vogel
Are Our Primate Cousins 'Conscious'?, pp. 2073-2076
Elizabeth Pennisi
Finding a New Home for BESSY in the Middle East, pp. 2077+2079
Oliver Morton
Will the Higgs Particle Make An Early Entrance?, pp. 2079-2080
James Glanz
Genomes Reveal Kin Connections for Whales and Pumas, p. 2081
Elizabeth Pennisi


Random Samples, p. 2083
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Darwin's More Stately Mansion, p. 2087
Stephen Jay Gould


Letters
Drug Development in Space?, p. 2089
W. Graeme Laver
Swashbucklers and Brainy Babes?, pp. 2089-2090
M. Z. Ribalow
Rammal Medal Selection, p. 2090
Jean-François Large; Michael Balter
Mitochondrial Recombination?, pp. 2090-2091
Peter Arctander
Are Centrosomes or Aneuploidy the Key to Cancer?, pp. 2091-2092
Peter Duesberg
Eastern Europe's Research Gamble: The Czech Perspective, pp. 2092-2093
Petr Harmanec; Josef Hanzlik; Ivana Kadlecová


Policy Forum
Carbon Sequestration in Soils, p. 2095
William H. Schlesinger


Books et al.
It's in the Genes, pp. 2096-2097
Time, Love, Memory. A Great Biologist and His Quest for the Origins of Behavior
Jonathan Weiner
Review author[s]: Gunther S. Stent
Seasoned Suggestions for Success, p. 2097
Advice for a Young Investigator
Santiago Ramón y Cajal; Neely Swanson; Larry W. Swanson
Review author[s]: Jon H. Kaas


Perspectives
Hungry Herbivores Seek a Warmer World, pp. 2098-2099
Phyllis D. Coley
Shining Soft X-rays on Magnetic Structures, pp. 2099-2101
Ulrich Hillebrecht
Nature's Gold Factory, pp. 2101-2102
Robert Kerrich
A Clock for the Ages, pp. 2102-2103
Robert Y. Moore


Evolution
The Diversity of Evolution, p. 2105
Brooks Hanson; Gilbert Chin; Andrew Sugden; Elizabeth Culotta


News
Ecology Returns to Speciation Studies, pp. 2106-2108
Virginia Morell
Test Tube Evolution Catches Time in a Bottle, pp. 2108-2110
Tim Appenzeller
Early Life Thrived Despite Earthly Travails, pp. 2111-2113
Richard A. Kerr; Gretchen Vogel


Viewpoints
The Future of the Fossil Record, pp. 2114-2116
David Jablonski
The Evolution of Species Interactions, pp. 2116-2118
John N. Thompson


Review
Chemical Etiology of Nucleic Acid Structure, pp. 2118-2124
Albert Eschenmoser
Phylogenetic Classification and the Universal Tree, pp. 2124-2128
W. Ford Doolittle
Early Animal Evolution: Emerging Views from Comparative Biology and Geology, pp. 2129-2137
Andrew H. Knoll; Sean B. Carroll
The Evolution of Dinosaurs, pp. 2137-2147
Paul C. Sereno


Research


Research Article
EIN2, a Bifunctional Transducer of Ethylene and Stress Responses in Arabidopsis, pp. 2148-2152
Jose M. Alonso; Takashi Hirayama; Gregg Roman; Saeid Nourizadeh; Joseph R. Ecker


Reports
Response of Plant-Insect Associations to Paleocene-Eocene Warming, pp. 2153-2156
Peter Wilf; Conrad C. Labandeira
On the Weakening Relationship Between the Indian Monsoon and ENSO, pp. 2156-2159
K. Krishna Kumar; Balaji Rajagopalan; Mark A. Cane
Gold Solubility in Supercritical Hydrothermal Brines Measured in Synthetic Fluid Inclusions, pp. 2159-2163
Robert R. Loucks; John A. Mavrogenes
Visible Cone-Beam Tomography with a Lensless Interferometric Camera, pp. 2164-2166
Daniel L. Marks; Ronald A. Stack; David J. Brady; David C. Munson Jr.; Rachael B. Brady
Chiral Magnetic Domain Structures in Ultrathin FePd Films, pp. 2166-2168
H. A. Dürr; E. Dudzik; S. S. Dhesi; J. B. Goedkoop; G. van der Laan; M. Belakhovsky; C. Mocuta; A. Marty; Y. Samson
Homeotic Transformation of Rhombomere Identity after Localized Hoxb1 Misexpression, pp. 2168-2171
Esther Bell; Richard J. T. Wingate; Andrew Lumsden
Odor Response Properties of Rat Olfactory Receptor Neurons, pp. 2171-2174
P. Duchamp-Viret; M. A. Chaput; A. Duchamp
Regulation of Transcription by a Protein Methyltransferase, pp. 2174-2177
Dagang Chen; Han Ma; Heng Hong; Stephen S. Koh; Shih-Ming Huang; Brandon T. Schurter; Dana W. Aswad; Michael R. Stallcup
Stability, Precision, and Near-24-Hour Period of the Human Circadian Pacemaker, pp. 2177-2181
Charles A. Czeisler; Jeanne F. Duffy; Theresa L. Shanahan; Emery N. Brown; Jude F. Mitchell; David W. Rimmer; Joseph M. Ronda; Edward J. Silva; James S. Allan; Jonathan S. Emens; Derk-Jan Dijk; Richard E. Kronauer
Arabidopsis Galactolipid Biosynthesis and Lipid Trafficking Mediated by DGD1, pp. 2181-2184
Peter Dörmann; Ilse Balbo; Christoph Benning
Receptor for Motilin Identified in the Human Gastrointestinal System, pp. 2184-2188
Scott D. Feighner; Carina P. Tan; Karen Kulju McKee; Oksana C. Palyha; Donna L. Hreniuk; Sheng-Shung Pong; Christopher P. Austin; David Figueroa; Douglas MacNeil; Margaret A. Cascieri; Ravi Nargund; Raman Bakshi; Mark Abramovitz; Rino Stocco; Stacia Kargman; Gary O'Neill; Lex H. T. Van Der Ploeg; Jilly Evans; Arthur A. Patchett; Roy G. Smith; Andrew D. Howard


AAAS News and Notes, pp. 2189-2192
Tiffany Ayers

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Front Matter (35 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 7
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Top Official Resigns as Congress Pushes for Management Changes, p. 18
David Malakoff
Has a Cosmic Standard Candle Flickered?, p. 19
James Glanz
Rubber Mold Carves a Path to Micromachines, pp. 19+21
Alexander Hellemans
A Good SNP May be Hard to Find, pp. 21-22
Michael Hagmann
ScienceScope, p. 21
OECD to Set Up Global Facility on Biodiversity, pp. 22-23
Judy Redfearn
How to Get a Heart in the Right Place, p. 23
Gretchen Vogel
EMF Researcher Made Up Data, ORI Says, pp. 23+25
Dan Vergano
Frog is a Prince of a New Model Organism, p. 25
Gretchen Vogel


News Focus
The Scientific Challenge of Hepatitis C, pp. 26-30
Jon Cohen
A New Look into Neandertals' Noses, pp. 31+33
Constance Holden
Potential Target Found for Antimetastasis Drugs, pp. 33-34
Elizabeth Finkel
Java Applet Lets Readers Bite into Research, p. 34
James Glanz
Danes Bring DNA Analysis to the Heart of Africa, p. 35
Lone Frank
Bible's Bad Boys Weren't Such Philistines After All, pp. 36-37
Michael Balter
Lack of Icebergs Another Sign of Global Warning?, p. 37
Bernice Wuethrich


Random Samples, p. 39
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Scientific Openness and National Security, p. 45
Bruce Alberts


Letters
Tuskegee as a Metaphor, pp. 47-50
James E. Bowman; Giselle Corbie-Smith; Peter Lurie; Sidney M. Wolfe; Arthur L. Caplan; George J. Annas; Amy L. Fairchild; Ronald Bayer
Margaret Mead in Samoa, p. 50
Derek Freeman


Essay
Sex in an Age of Mechanical Reproduction, pp. 53-54
Carl Djerassi


Books et al.
The Heart of the Matter, pp. 55-56
Active Galactic Nuclei. From the Central Black Hole to the Galactic Environment.
Julian H. Krolik
Review author[s]: Roger Blandford
A Gamete Gambol, p. 56
An Immaculate Misconception
Carl Djerassi
Review author[s]: Orla Smith


Perspectives
Visualizing Quasi-Particle Scattering Resonances, pp. 57-58
W. A. Atkinson; A. H. MacDonald
Sediments Reveal Their Age, pp. 58-59
Martin J. Whitehouse
For the Latest Information, Tune to Channel KcsA, pp. 59+61
Bojan Zagrovic; Richard Aldrich
Paracellular Channels!, p. 62
Vivian Wong; Daniel A. Goodenough


Review
Protein Sorting by Directed Maturation of Golgi Compartments, pp. 63-66
Bernard B. Allan; William E. Balch


Research


Research Article
Structural Rearrangements Underlying K+-Channel Activation Gating, pp. 73-78
Eduardo Perozo; D. Marien Cortes; Luis G. Cuello


Reports
SHRIMP Uranium-Lead Dating of Diagenetic Xenotime in Siliciclastic Sedimentary Rocks, pp. 78-80
Neal J. McNaughton; Birger Rasmussen; Ian R. Fletcher
Experimental Detection of Hydrogen Trioxide, pp. 81-82
F. Cacace; G. de Petris; F. Pepi; A. Troiani
Microfabrication Inside Capillaries Using Multiphase Laminar Flow Patterning, pp. 83-85
Paul J. A. Kenis; Rusten F. Ismagilov; George M. Whitesides
Shock Melting of the Canyon Diablo Impactor: Constrainsts from Nickel-59 Contents and Numerical Modeling, pp. 85-88
C. Schnabel; E. Pierazzo; S. Xue; G. F. Herzog; J. Masarik; R. G. Cresswell; M. L. di Tada; K. Liu; L. K. Fifield
Atomic-Scale Quasi-Particle Scattering Resonances in Bi2Sr2CaCu2O 8+δ, pp. 88-91
E. W. Hudson; S. H. Pan; A. K. Gupta; K.-W. Ng; J. C. Davis
High H2 Uptake by Alkali-Doped Carbon Nanotubes Under Ambient Pressure and Moderate Temperatures, pp. 91-93
P. Chen; X. Wu; J. Lin; K. L. Tan
Regulation of NMDA Receptors by an Associated Phosphatase-Kinase Signaling Complex, pp. 93-96
Ryan S. Westphal; Steven J. Tavalin; Jerry W. Lin; Neal M. Alto; Lain D. C. Fraser; Lorene K. Langeberg; Morgan Sheng; John D. Scott
A Phospholipase C-Dependent Inositol Polyphosphate Kinase Pathway Required for Efficient Messenger RNA Export, pp. 96-100
John D. York; Audrey R. Odom; Robert Murphy; Eric B. Ives; Susan R. Wente
The Cavity and Pore Helices in the KcsA K+ Channel: Electrostatic Stabilization of Monovalent Cations, pp. 100-102
Benoît Roux; Roderick MacKinnon
Paracellin-1, a Renal Tight Junction Protein Required for Paracellular Mg 2+ Resorption, pp. 103-106
David B. Simon; Yin Lu; Keith A. Choate; Heino Velazquez; Essam Al-Sabban; Manuel Praga; Giorgio Casari; Alberto Bettinelli; Giacomo Colussi; Juan Rodriguez-Soriano; David McCredie; David Milford; Sami Sanjad; Richard P. Lifton
Inhibition of the Interferon-Inducible Protein Kinase PKR by HCV E2 Protein, pp. 107-110
Deborah R. Taylor; Stephanie T. Shi; Patrick R. Romano; Glen N. Barber; Michael M. C. Lai
Replication of Subgenomic Hepatitis C Virus RNAs in a Hepatoma Cell Line, pp. 110-113
V. Lohmann; F. Körner; J.-O. Koch; U. Herian; L. Theilmann; R. Bartenschlager
Positive Selection of Natural Autoreactive B Cells, pp. 113-116
Kyoko Hayakawa; Masanao Asano; Susan A. Shinton; Ming Gui; David Allman; Colin L. Stewart; Jack Silver; Richard R. Hardy


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NetWatch, p. 163
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Science Blueprint is High on Ideals, Light on Details, pp. 174-175
Robert Koenig
An Immunization Against Alzheimer's?, pp. 175+177
Marcia Barinaga
NRC Pulled into Radiation Risk Brawl, pp. 177-178
Jocelyn Kaiser
ScienceScope, pp. 177+179
Fermat's Last Theorem Extended, p. 178
Dana Mackenzie
Beryllium Screening Raises Ethical Issues, pp. 178-179
Eliot Marshall
Plan to Quench the Everglades' Thirst, p. 180
Martin Enserink
New Indian Rules Disrupt Research, pp. 180-181
Pallava Bagla
Report Tells USDA to Narrow Its Focus, p. 181
Jocelyn Kaiser
Tragedy Devastates Radio Astronomers, pp. 181+183
Michael Balter
Japan Readies Huge Increase in Biotech, p. 183
Dennis Normile


News Focus
Race for Molecular Summits, pp. 184-187
Robert F. Service
The Great African Plume Emerges as a Tectonic Player, pp. 187-188
Richard A. Kerr
The Mapmaking Mind, pp. 189+191-192
Marcia Barinaga
DNA and Field Data Help Plumb Evolution's Secrets, pp. 192-193
Elizabeth Pennisi


Random Samples, p. 195
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Just a Minute, Please, p. 197
Floyd E. Bloom


Letters
Large Animals in the Fast Lane, p. 199
Rich Miller; Steve Austad
Skepticism and Relativism, pp. 199-202
Paul A. Roberts; Paul Odgren; Christian de Duve; John R. Skoyles; William S. Barnes; Kevin T. Kilty; David Miller


Policy Forum
The Courts -- A Challenge to Health Technology Assessment, pp. 203-204
Elina Hemminki; David Hailey; Meri Koivusalo


Books et al.
What It's All About, pp. 205-206
The Social Construction of What?
Ian Hacking
Review author[s]: Barry Allen
Flying Over Uncharted Territory, p. 206
The Meme Machine
Susan Blackmore
Review author[s]: David Sloan Wilson


Perspectives
Dancing the Immunological Two-Step, pp. 207-208
Bernard Malissen
Summer in the Stratosphere, pp. 208-210
D. W. Fahey; A. R. Ravishankara
Polyploidy -- More is More or Less, pp. 210-211
Philip Hieter; Tony Griffiths
Reflections on Polymers, pp. 211-212
William L. Barnes; Ifor D. W. Samuel
Stopping DNA Replication in Its Tracks, pp. 212-213
James E. Cleaver


Review
The Structural Era of Endocytosis, pp. 215-220
M. Marsh; H. T. McMahon


Research


Research Article
The Immunological Synapse: A Molecular Machine Controlling T Cell Activation, pp. 221-227
Arash Grakoui; Shannon K. Bromley; Cenk Sumen; Mark M. Davis; Andrey S. Shaw; Paul M. Allen; Michael L. Dustin


Reports
Variations in Atmospheric N2O Concentration During Abrupt Climatic Changes, pp. 227-230
J. Flückiger; A. Dällenbach; T. Blunier; B. Stauffer; T. F. Stocker; D. Raynaud; J.-M. Barnola
Optical Vortices Crystals: Spontaneous Generation in Nonlinear Semiconductor Microcavities, pp. 230-233
J. Scheuer; M. Orenstein
All-Polymer Optoelectronic Devices, pp. 233-236
Peter K. H. Ho; D. Stephen Thomas; Richard H. Friend; Nir Tessler
Role of Fluids in Faulting Inferred from Stress Field Signatures, pp. 236-239
Jeanne L. Hardebeck; Egill Hauksson
Estimation of Particulate Organic Carbon in the Ocean from Satellite Remote Sensing, pp. 239-242
Dariusz Stramski; Rick A. Reynolds; Mati Kahru; B. Greg Mitchell
A Nucleoside Transporter from Trypanosoma brucei Involved in Drug Resistance, pp. 242-244
Pascal Mäser; Christine Sütterlin; Anastasia Kralli; Ronald Kaminsky
Pigment Epithelium-Derived Factor: A Potent Inhibitor of Angiogenesis, pp. 245-248
D. W. Dawson; O. V. Volpert; P. Gillis; S. E. Crawford; H.-J. Xu; W. Benedict; N. P. Bouck
HMG-1 as a Late Mediator of Endotoxin Lethality in Mice, pp. 248-251
Haichao Wang; Ona Bloom; Minghuang Zhang; Jaideep M. Vishnubhakat; Michael Ombrellino; Jiantu Che; Asia Frazier; Huan Yang; Svetlana Ivanova; Lyudmila Borovikova; Kirk R. Manogue; Eugen Faist; Edward Abraham; Jan Andersson; Ulf Andersson; Patricia E. Molina; Naji N. Abumrad; Andrew Sama; Kevin J. Tracey
Ploidy Regulation of Gene Expression, pp. 251-254
Timothy Galitski; Alok J. Saldanha; Cora A. Styles; Eric S. Lander; Gerald R. Fink
A Functional Assay for Centromere-Associated Sister Chromatid Cohesion, pp. 254-257
Paul C. Megee; Douglas Koshland
Reach Plans in Eye-Centered Coordinates, pp. 257-260
Aaron P. Batista; Christopher A. Buneo; Lawrence H. Snyder; Richard A. Andersen
BLyS: Member of the Tumor Necrosis Factor Family and B Lymphocyte Stimulator, pp. 260-263
Paul A. Moore; Ornella Belvedere; Amy Orr; Krystyna Pieri; David W. LaFleur; Ping Feng; Daniel Soppet; Meghan Charters; Reiner Gentz; David Parmelee; Yuling Li; Olga Galperina; Judith Giri; Viktor Roschke; Bernardetta Nardelli; Jeffrey Carrell; Svetlana Sosnovtseva; Wilbert Greenfield; Steven M. Ruben; Henrik S. Olsen; James Fikes; David M. Hilbert
hRAD30 Mutations in the Variant Form of Xeroderma Pigmentosum, pp. 263-265
Robert E. Johnson; Christine M. Kondratick; Satya Prakash; Louise Prakash


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Front Matter (41 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 295
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Richardson Reverses Course on DOE Reorganization, p. 306
David Malakoff
Anti-Immune Trick Unveiled in Salmonella, pp. 306-307
Evelyn Strauss
Physicists Tame a Single Photon, pp. 307+309
Andrew Watson
Belgian Socialist Tapped to Head EU Research, pp. 309-310
Robert Koenig
ScienceScope, p. 309
Commercial Firms Win U.S. Sequencing Funds, p. 310
Eliot Marshall
Keeping Bone Marrow Grafts in Check, pp. 310-311
Michael Hagmann
A Microscope with an Eye for Detail, pp. 311-312
Meher Antia
NASA Plans Close-Ups of Mercury and a Comet, p. 312
Laura Helmuth
Keck Helps Five Careers with $1 Million Grants, pp. 312-313
Jeffrey Mervis
Organic Molecule Rewires Chip Design, pp. 313+315
Robert F. Service
U.S., European Backers Differ on E-biomed Plan, p. 315
Eliot Marshall


News Focus
Repairing the Genome's Spelling Mistakes, pp. 316-318
Trisha Gura
Holes in the Sky Provide Cosmic Measuring Rod, pp. 318-320
James Glanz
Lynx and Biologists Try to Recover After Disastrous Start, pp. 320-321
Keith Kloor
Does a Globe-Girdling Disturbance Jigger El Niño?, pp. 322-323
Richard A. Kerr
Nobel Foundation Seeks Looser Financial Reins, pp. 323+325
Joanna Rose; Annika Nilsson
A Wobbly Start for the Sahara, p. 325
Mark Sincell


Random Samples, p. 327
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Facing Fear of Biotechnology, p. 335
Roger N. Beachy


Letters
Calcium and EMFs: Graphing the Data, p. 337
Robert P. Liburdy
Activism and Extremism, p. 337
Peter Spargo; Robert Koenig
Fundamentalisms, pp. 337-338
Michael L. Spezio; T. W. Draper
The Frist-Rockefeller Scenario, pp. 338-339
Michael S. Lubell
Einstein's Diploma, p. 339
Irwin Tessman
Our Human-Machine Civilization, pp. 339-340
Review author[s]: Ray Kurzweil
Neuronal Cell Death: Retraction, p. 340
Theo Hagg


Books et al.
An Evolutionary Dead End?, pp. 343-344
Phenotypic Evolution. A Reaction Norm Perspective.
Carl D. Schlichting; Massimo Pigliucci
Review author[s]: H. Allen Orr
To Read and Enjoy, p. 344
Review author[s]: Kevin Ahern


Perspectives
The Difficulty in Separating Sisters, pp. 344-345
Terry L. Orr-Weaver
Climate and Health, pp. 347-348
Paul R. Epstein
Coherent Excitation in the Antenna Complex, pp. 349-350
M. Orrit
Through an Hourglass Darkly, pp. 350-351
Bradley S. Meyer


Tech.Sight
The Internet of Tomorrow, p. 353
David Clark
Virtual Questions, p. 354
Perception
Review author[s]: A. Malcolm Campbell; David N. Blauch
DNA Analysis: New Kid on the Block, pp. 355-356
GeneTool 1.0.
Review author[s]: Darryl Nishimura
Techsightings, pp. 357-358
Allen B. Rawitch; Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters


Plant Biotechnology: Food and Feed
The Plant Revolution, pp. 367-368
Philip H. Abelson; Pamela J. Hines


News
Engineering Plants to Cope with Metals, pp. 369-370
Anne Simon Moffat
Crop Engineering Goes South, pp. 370-371
Anne Simon Moffat


Review
Gene Discovery and Product Development for Grain Quality Traits, pp. 372-375
Barbara Mazur; Enno Krebbers; Scott Tingey
Nutritional Genomics: Manipulating Plant Micronutrients to Improve Human Health, pp. 375-379
Dean DellaPenna


Reviews
Plant Functional Genomics, pp. 380-383
Chris Somerville; Shauna Somerville
Worlds Apart? The Reception of Genetically Modified Foods in Europe and the U.S., pp. 384-387
George Gaskell; Martin W. Bauer; John Durant; Nicholas C. Allum


Viewpoint
Biotechnology and Food Security in the 21st Century, pp. 387-389
Ismail Serageldin


Research


Reports
Electronically Configurable Molecular-Based Logic Gates, pp. 391-394
C. P. Collier; E. W. Wong; M. Belohradský; F. M. Raymo; J. F. Stoddar; P. J. Kuekes; R. S. Williams; J. R. Heath
Electrostatic Repulsion of Positively Charged Vesicles and Negatively Charged Objects, pp. 394-397
Helim Aranda-Espinoza; Yi Chen; Nily Dan; T. C. Lubensky; Philip Nelson; Laurence Ramos; D. A. Weitz
Climate and Satellite Indicators to Forecast Rift Valley Fever Epidemics in Kenya, pp. 397-400
Kenneth J. Linthicum; Assaf Anyamba; Compton J. Tucker; Patrick W. Kelley; Monica F. Myers; Clarence J. Peters
Unraveling the Electronic Structure of Individual Photosynthetic Pigment-Protein Complexes, pp. 400-402
Antoine M. van Oijen; Martijn Ketelaars; Jürgen Köhler; Thijs J. Aartsma; Jan Schmidt
Differences in Left-Right Axis Pathways in Mouse and Chick: Functions of FGF8 and SHH, pp. 403-406
Erik N. Meyers; Gail R. Martin
Bacterial Photoreceptor with Similarity to Photoactive Yellow Protein and Plant Phytochromes, pp. 406-409
ZeYu Jiang; Lee R. Swem; Brenda G. Rushing; Savitha Devanathan; Gordon Tollin; Carl E. Bauer
An Allele of COL9A2 Associated with Intervertebral Disc Disease, pp. 409-412
Susanna Annunen; Petteri Paassilta; Jaana Lohiniva; Merja Perälä; Tero Pihlajamaa; Jaro Karppinen; Osmo Tervonen; Heikki Kröger; Seppo Lähde; Heikki Vanharanta; Lasse Ryhänen; Harald H. H. Göring; Jürg Ott; Darwin J. Prockop; Leena Ala-Kokko
Prevention of Graft Versus Host Disease by Inactivation of Host Antigen-Presenting Cells, pp. 412-415
Warren D. Shlomchik; Matthew S. Couzens; Cheng Bi Tang; Jennifer McNiff; Marie E. Robert; Jinli Liu; Mark J. Shlomchik; Stephen G. Emerson
Generation of a Widespread Drosophila Inversion by a Transposable Element, pp. 415-418
Mario Cáceres; José María Ranz; Antonio Barbadilla; Manyuan Long; Alfredo Ruiz
Identification of a Vertebrate Sister-Chromatid Separation Inhibitor Involved in Transformation and Tumorigenesis, pp. 418-422
Hui Zou; Thomas J. McGarry; Teresita Bernal; Marc W. Kirschner
Different Trajectories of Parallel Evolution During Viral Adaptation, pp. 422-424
H. A. Wichman; M. R. Badgett; L. A. Scott; C. M. Boulianne; J. J. Bull


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Front Matter (31 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 491
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Ethicists Back Stem Cell Research, White House Treads Cautiously, p. 502
Eliot Marshall
Michigan Plans Massive Investment in Biotech, pp. 502-503
Jocelyn Kaiser
Why the Ice Ages Don't Keep Time, pp. 503+505
Richard A. Kerr
DOE to Review Nuclear Grant, pp. 505-506
David Malakoff
ScienceScope, p. 505
CRY's Clock Role Differs in Mice, Flies, pp. 506-507
Marcia Barinaga
Faculty Protest Proposed Reform, p. 507
Michael Baker
Mapping Smells in the Brain, p. 508
Marcia Barinaga
Gene Sequencers Target Malaria Mosquito, pp. 508-509
Michael Balter
X-Ray Crystallography Without Crystals, pp. 509+511
Robert F. Service
U.S. Science Advocate George Brown Dies, p. 509
David Malakoff
Congress Votes Down Delay in Access Law, p. 511
Jocelyn Kaiser


News Focus
String Theorists Find a Rosetta Stone, pp. 512-515+517
Gary Taubes
Development Shapes Evolution, pp. 518-519
Elizabeth Pennisi
Biomedical Group Lobbies NIH, p. 519
Eliot Marshall


Random Samples, p. 521
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
The World Conference on Science, p. 529
Federico Mayor


Letters
No Ice on the Moon?, pp. 531-532
Von R. Eshleman; George A. Parks; W. C. Feldman; S. Maurice; D. J. Lawrence; B. L. Barraclough; R. C. Elphic; A. B. Binder
Prescribing Heroin, pp. 532-533
Sue Rusche; William Caltrider; Gabriele Bammer; Anja Dobler-Mikola; Philip M. Fleming; John Strang; Ambrose Uchtenhagen


Policy Forum
A Solution to Concerns Over Public Access to Scientific Data, pp. 535-536
Linda R. Cohen; Robert W. Hahn


Books et al.
From Hobbes to Rousseau and Back Again, p. 537
Prehistoric Warfare in the American Southwest.
Steven A. LeBlanc
Review author[s]: J. Andrew Darling
Does Sex Matter?, p. 538
Has Feminism Changed Science?
Londa Schiebinger
Review author[s]: Florence P. Haseltine


Perspectives
Looking for a Few Good Mutants, pp. 539+541
William E. Goldman
Spontaneous Activity: Signal or Noise?, pp. 541-543
David A. McCormick
Methane in the Deep Blue Sea, pp. 543-544
Bilal U. Haq
The Not-So-Big U.S. Carbon Sink, pp. 544-545
Christopher B. Field; Inez Y. Fung


Review
Deficient Cellular Immunity -- Finding and Fixing the Defects, pp. 546-551
Philip D. Greenberg; Stanley R. Riddell


Research


Research Article
Light-Dependent Sequestration of TIMELESS by CRYPTOCHROME, pp. 553-556
M. Fernanda Ceriani; Thomas K. Darlington; David Staknis; Paloma Más; Allegra A. Petti; Charles J. Weitz; Steve A. Kay


Reports
Radar and Optical Observations of Asteroid 1998 KY26, pp. 557-559
Steven J. Ostro; Petr Pravec; Lance A. M. Benner; R. Scott Hudson; Lenka S̆arounová; Michael D. Hicks; David L. Rabinowitz; James V. Scotti; David J. Tholen; Marek Wolf; Raymond F. Jurgens; Michael L. Thomas; Jon D. Giorgini; Paul W. Chodas; Donald K. Yeomans; Randy Rose; Robert Frye; Keith D. Rosema; Ron Winkler; Martin A. Slade
Estimating the Mass of Asteroid 433 Eros During the NEAR Spacecraft Flyby, pp. 560-561
D. K. Yeomans; P. G. Antreasian; A. Cheng; D. W. Dunham; R. W. Farquhar; R. W. Gaskell; J. D. Giorgini; C. E. Helfrich; A. S. Konopliv; J. V. McAdams; J. K. Miller; W. M. Owen Jr.; P. C. Thomas; J. Veverka; B. G. Williams
Imaging of Asteroid 433 Eros During NEAR's Flyby Reconnaissance, pp. 562-564
J. Veverka; P. C. Thomas; J. F. Bell III; M. Bell; B. Carcich; B. Clark; A. Harch; J. Joseph; P. Martin; M. Robinson; S. Murchie; N. Izenberg; E. Hawkins; J. Warren; R. Farquhar; A. Cheng; D. Dunham; C. Chapman; W. J. Merline; L. McFadden; D. Wellnitz; M. Malin; W. M. Owen Jr.; J. K. Miller; B. G. Williams; D. K. Yeomans
Pacemaking the Ice Ages by Frequency Modulation of Earth's Orbital Eccentricity, pp. 564-568
J. A. Rial
The Role of Sub-Milankovitch Climatic Forcing in the Initiation of the Northern Hemisphere Glaciation, pp. 568-571
K. J. Willis; A. Kleczkowski; K. M. Briggs; C. A. Gilligan
Superradiant Rayleigh Scattering from a Bose-Einstein Condensate, pp. 571-574
S. Inouye; A. P. Chikkatur; D. M. Stamper-Kurn; J. Stenger; D. E. Pritchard; W. Ketterle
The U.S. Carbon Budget: Contributions from Land-Use Change, pp. 574-578
R. A. Houghton; J. L. Hackler; K. T. Lawrence
An Adhesin of the Yeast Pathogen Candida glabrata Mediating Adherence to Human Epithelial Cells, pp. 578-582
Brendan P. Cormack; Nafisa Ghori; Stanley Falkow
Transcriptional Activation of APETALA 1 by LEAFY, pp. 582-584
Doris Wagner; Robert W. M. Sablowski; Elliot M. Meyerowitz
Activation of a Floral Homeotic Gene in Arabidopsis, pp. 585-587
Maximilian A. Busch; Kirsten Bomblies; Detlef Weigel
Role of Bacterial Intimin in Colonic Hyperplasia and Inflammation, pp. 588-591
Lisa M. Higgins; Gad Frankel; Ian Connerton; Nathalie S. Gonçalves; Gordon Dougan; Thomas T. MacDonald
Genetic Selection of Peptide Inhibitors of Biological Pathways, pp. 591-595
Thea C. Norman; Dana L. Smith; Peter K. Sorger; Becky L. Drees; Sean M. O'Rourke; Timothy R. Hughes; Christopher J. Roberts; Stephen H. Friend; Stan Fields; Andrew W. Murray
Neuronal Protection in Stroke by an sLex-Glycosylated Complement Inhibitory Protein, pp. 595-599
Judy Huang; Louis J. Kim; Richard Mealey; Henry C. Marsh Jr.; Yuan Zhang; Andrea J. Tenner; E. Sander Connolly Jr.; David J. Pinsky
Correlational Structure of Spontaneous Neuronal Activity in the Developing Lateral Geniculate Nucleus In vivo, pp. 599-604
Michael Weliky; Lawrence C. Katz


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Front Matter (16 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 635
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Report of New Hepatitis Virus Has Researchers Intrigued and Upset, pp. 644-645
Jon Cohen
A Trigger of Natural (and Other) Killers, pp. 645+647
Michael Hagmann
Support Builds for Allègre's Reforms, pp. 647-648
Michael Balter
ScienceScope, pp. 647+649
Kassirer Forced Out at New England Journal, pp. 648-649
Eliot Marshall
Telling Pluto and Its Partner Apart, pp. 649-650
Mark Sincell
NIH to Help Fund Big Physics Facilities, p. 650
Robert F. Service
Stem Cells as Potential Nerve Therapy, pp. 650-651
Sabine Steghaus-Kovac
Keck Gives $110 Million for USC Initiatives, p. 651
Jocelyn Kaiser


News Focus
X-ray Observatory Takes to the Sky, pp. 652-654
Ann Finkbeiner; Alexander Hellemans
Gaining New Insight into the Molecular Basis of Evolution, pp. 654-655
Elizabeth Pennisi
And Now, the Asteroid Forecast..., p. 655
Govert Schilling
Glimmerings of Hope from the Bottom of the Well, pp. 656-657
Jon Cohen
A Cooler Way to Balance the Sea's Salt Budget, pp. 657-658
Richard A. Kerr
Switchable Reflections Make Electronic Ink, p. 658
Meher Antia
Indian Scientists Question Government Grip on Data, p. 659
Pallava Bagla


Random Samples, p. 661
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
A Responsible Energy Future, p. 662
Rush Holt


Letters
Science and "Truth", p. 663
Kenell J. Touryan; David W. Hogg; John F. Wójcik; James S. Brush
Retinoblastoma Treatment, pp. 663-664
Richard L. Hurwitz; Malcolm K. Brenner; David G. Poplack; Marc C. Horowitz
Seismic Hazard at the New Madrid Seismic Zone, pp. 664-665
Mark D. Zoback; Andrew Newman; Seth Stein; John Weber; Joseph Engeln; Ailin Mao; Timothy Dixon
Asking the Right Questions, p. 665
Mark A. Smith; Akihiko Nunomura; Atsushi Takeda; George Perry
Corrections and Clarifications: Multilineage Potential of Adult Human Mesenchymal Stem Cells, p. 665
Corrections and Clarifications: Large Animals in the Fast Lane, p. 665
Corrections and Clarifications: NIH Urged to Fund Centers to Merge Computing and Biology, p. 665
Corrections and Clarifications: Crystal Structure of the Human Papillomavirus Type 18 E2 Activation Domain, p. 665


Policy Forum
Proposed Changes for NIH's Center for Scientific Review, pp. 666-667
Bruce M. Alberts; Francisco J. Ayala; David Botstein; Ellen Frank; Edward W. Holmes; Ronald D. Lee; Eduardo R. Macagno; Philippa Marrack; Suzanne Oparil; Stuart H. Orkin; Arthur H. Rubenstein; Carolyn W. Slayman; P. Frederick Sparling; Larry R. Squire; Peter H. von Hippel; Keith R. Yamamoto


Books et al.
In the Beginning, There was RNA, pp. 668-669
The RNA World.
Raymond F. Gesteland; Thomas R. Cech; John F. Atkins
Review author[s]: Walter Keller


Perspectives
New Avenues in Ethylene Synthesis, pp. 670-671
Carmo J. Pereira
Deep Slip Rates on the San Andreas Fault, pp. 671-672
Terry E. Tullis
Is Art Lawful?, pp. 673-674
Christopher W. Tyler
Lentiviral Vectors -- The Promise of Gene Therapy Within Reach?, pp. 674-676
Rafael G. Amado; Irvin S. Y. Chen


Energy
Powering the Next Century, p. 677
Richard Stone; Phil Szuromi


News
Bright Future--or Brief Flare--for Renewable Energy?, pp. 678-680
Kathryn S. Brown
Solar Homes for the Masses, p. 679
Alexander Hellemans
U.S. Supercars: Around the Corner, or Running on Empty?, pp. 680-682
David Malakoff
Toyota's Hybrid Hits the Streets First, p. 681
Dennis Normile
Bringing Fuel Cells Down to Earth, pp. 682+684-685
Robert F. Service
Company Aims to Give Fuel Cells a Little Backbone, p. 683
David Voss
Turning Engineers Into Resource Accountants, pp. 685-686
Jocelyn Kaiser


Viewpoints
A Realizable Renewable Energy Future, pp. 687-689
John A. Turner
Underinvestment: The Energy Technology and R&D Policy Challenge, pp. 690-692
Robert M. Margolis; Daniel M. Kammen


Reviews
Photovoltaic Technology: The Case for Thin-Film Solar Cells, pp. 692-698
A. Shah; P. Torres; R. Tscharner; N. Wyrsch; H. Keppner
Ceramic Fibers for Matrix Composites in High-Temperature Engine Applications, pp. 699-703
Peter Baldus; Martin Jansen; Dieter Sporn
Thermoelectric Cooling and Power Generation, pp. 703-706
Francis J. DiSalvo
Environmental Engineering: Energy Value of Replacing Waste Disposal with Resource Recovery, pp. 706-711
R. Iranpour; M. Stenstrom; G. Tchobanoglous; D. Miller; J. Wright; M. Vossoughi


Research


Reports
High Selectivities to Ethylene by Partial Oxidation of Ethane, pp. 712-715
A. S. Bodke; D. A. Olschki; L. D. Schmidt; E. Ranzi
Localization-Delocalization Transition in Quantum Dots, pp. 715-718
N. B. Zhitenev; M. Brodsky; R. C. Ashoori; L. N. Pfeiffer; K. W. West
Fault Slip Rates at Depth from Recurrence Intervals of Repeating Microearthquakes, pp. 718-721
Robert M. Nadeau; Thomas V. McEvilly
Detection of Low-Temperature Hydrothermal Fluxes by Seawater Mg and Ca Anomalies, pp. 721-723
Stephanie de Villiers; Bruce K. Nelson
Mechanisms of Climate Warming at the End of the Paleocene, pp. 724-727
Santo Bains; Richard M. Corfield; Richard D. Norris
Activation of NK Cells and T Cells by NKG2D, a Receptor for Stress-Inducible MICA, pp. 727-729
Stefan Bauer; Veronika Groh; Jun Wu; Alexander Steinle; Joseph H. Phillips; Lewis L. Lanier; Thomas Spies
An Activating Immunoreceptor Complex Formed by NKG2D and DAP10, pp. 730-732
Jun Wu; Yaoli Song; Alexander B. H. Bakker; Stefan Bauer; Thomas Spies; Lewis L. Lanier; Joseph H. Phillips
Host Defense Mechanisms Triggered by Microbial Lipoproteins Through Toll-Like Receptors, pp. 732-736
Hans D. Brightbill; Daniel H. Libraty; Stephan R. Krutzik; Ruey-Bing Yang; John T. Belisle; Joshua R. Bleharski; Michael Maitland; Michael V. Norgard; Scott E. Plevy; Stephen T. Smale; Patrick J. Brennan; Barry R. Bloom; Paul J. Godowski; Robert L. Modlin
Cell Activation and Apoptosis by Bacterial Lipoproteins Through Toll-Like Receptor-2, pp. 736-739
Antonios O. Aliprantis; Ruey-Bing Yang; Melanie R. Mark; Shelly Suggett; Brigitte Devaux; Justin D. Radolf; Gary R. Klimpel; Paul Godowski; Arturo Zychlinsky
Genetic Mechanisms of Age Regulation of Human Blood Coagulation Factor IX, pp. 739-743
Sumiko Kurachi; Yoshihiro Deyashiki; Junko Takeshita; Kotoku Kurachi
Peptide Antagonists of the Human Estrogen Receptor, pp. 744-746
John D. Norris; Lisa A. Paige; Dale J. Christensen; Ching-Yi Chang; Maria R. Huacani; Daju Fan; Paul T. Hamilton; Dana M. Fowlkes; Donald P. McDonnell
Association of BRCA1 with the hRad50-hMre 11-p95 Complex and the DNA Damage Response, pp. 747-750
Qing Zhong; Chi-Fen Chen; Shang Li; Yumay Chen; Chuan-Cheng Wang; Jun Xiao; Phang-Lang Chen; Z. Dave Sharp; Wen-Hwa Lee
Detecting Protein Function and Protein-Protein Interactions from Genome Sequences, pp. 751-753
Edward M. Marcotte; Matteo Pellegrini; Ho-Leung Ng; Danny W. Rice; Todd O. Yeates; David Eisenberg
Embryonic Stem Cell-Derived Glial Precursors: A Source of Myelinating Transplants, pp. 754-756
Oliver Brüstle; Kimberly N. Jones; Randall D. Learish; Khalad Karram; Khalid Choudhary; Otmar D. Wiestler; Ian D. Duncan; Ronald D. G. McKay
Two-Metal-Ion Catalysis in Adenylyl Cyclase, pp. 756-760
John J. G. Tesmer; Roger K. Sunahara; Roger A. Johnson; Gilles Gosselin; Alfred G. Gilman; Stephen R. Sprang
Staphylococcus aureus Sortase, an Enzyme That Anchors Surface Proteins to the Cell Wall, pp. 760-763
Sarkis K. Mazmanian; Gwen Liu; Hung Ton-That; Olaf Schneewind
Phosphorylation and Sequestration of Serotonin Transporters Differentially Modulated by Psychostimulants, pp. 763-766
Sammanda Ramamoorthy; Randy D. Blakely


AAAS News and Notes, pp. 767-768
Tiffany Ayers

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Front Matter (29 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 799
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
E-biomed Morphs to E-biosci, Focus Shifts to Reviewed Papers, pp. 810-811
Eliot Marshall
DOE Builds a Web Site for the Physical Sciences, p. 811
Eliot Marshall
New Clues to Whooping Cough Pathology, pp. 811+813
Evelyn Strauss
House Panel Cuts Space Science, NSF Budgets, pp. 813-814
Michael Hagmann
ScienceScope, pp. 813+815
Gene Linked to Faulty Cholesterol Transport, pp. 814-815
Trisha Gura
GPS's 'Dress Rehearsal' for Year 2000 Problem, p. 816
Richard A. Kerr
Science Board Floats $1 Billion Trial Balloon, pp. 816-817
Jocelyn Kaiser
A Plan to Save Hawaii's Threatened Biodiversity, pp. 817+819
Richard Stone
U.N. Plans Its Future in Space, p. 819
Helen Gavaghan
France Takes Share in British Synchrotron, p. 819
Alexander Hellemans


News Focus
Common Ground for Fusion, pp. 820-821
James Glanz
Fusion Power from a Floating Magnet?, pp. 821-823
James Riordon
JET Staff OKs Pay Settlement, p. 823
Judy Redfearn
A Long March to Save Africa's Dwindling Wildlands, p. 825
Richard Stone


Random Samples, p. 827
Gretchen Vogel


Science's Compass


Editorial
Staying Competitive, p. 833
D. Allan Bromley


Letters
How Women Contribute, p. 835
Londa Schiebinger
"Macho Total Synthesis", pp. 835-836
Carl Djerassi; John Haseltine
Facts about Artificial Intelligence, p. 836
Diane Proudfoot
Chimp Cultural Diversity, pp. 836-837
David S. Woodruff; Nina G. Jablonski; George Chaplin
DNA Discovery, p. 837
Graham Wallis
Mitochondrial Recombination? (Continued), p. 837
D. Andrew Merriweather; Frederika A. Kaestle
Protein Crystallization at NASA: Well Grounded, pp. 837-838
Michael R. Fiske

Corrections and Clarifications: Congress Votes Down Delay in Access Law, p. 838
Corrections and Clarifications: Regular and Irregular Patterns in Semiarid Vegetation, p. 838
Corrections and Clarifications: Random Samples, p. 838
Corrections and Clarifications: Glenn Seaborg (1912-1999), p. 838
Corrections and Clarifications: Aging and the Genome, p. 838
Corrections and Clarifications: Precambrian Sponges with Cellular Structures, p. 838


Essays on Science and Society
A Tale of Two Cities: Architecture and the Digital Revolution, pp. 839+841
William J. Mitchell


Books et al.
Representing the World in a Computer, p. 842
The Nature of Mathematical Modeling.
Neil Gershenfeld
Review author[s]: Brian Sleeman
Themes of Thought and Thinking, pp. 842-843
The Nature of Cognition.
Robert J. Sternberg
Review author[s]: C. R. Gallistel


Perspectives
Close Encounters -- An Artist Shows that Size Affects Shape, pp. 844-846
Denis G. Pelli
Hawaiian Plume Dynamics, pp. 846-847
John Lassiter
Extrasolar Giant Planets and Brown Dwarfs, pp. 847-848
Adam Burrows
How the Sun's Corona Gets Hot, p. 849
H. S. Hudson; T. Kosugi


Review
A Diamond Trilogy: Superplumes, Supercontinents, and Supernovae, pp. 851-860
Stephen E. Haggerty


Research


Reports
TRACE Observation of Damped Coronal Loop Oscillations: Implications for Coronal Heating, pp. 862-864
V. M. Nakariakov; L. Ofman; E. E. DeLuca; B. Roberts; J. M. Davila
Minimum Field Strength in Precessional Magnetization Reversal, pp. 864-867
C. H. Back; R. Allenspach; W. Weber; S. S. P. Parkin; D. Weller; E. L. Garwin; H. C. Siegmann
Current-Induced Switching of Domains in Magnetic Multilayer Devices, pp. 867-870
E. B. Myers; D. C. Ralph; J. A. Katine; R. N. Louie; R. A. Buhrman
Galileo Imaging of Atmospheric Emissions from Io, pp. 870-874
P. E. Geissler; A. S. McEwen; W. Ip; M. J. S. Belton; T. V. Johnson; W. H. Smyth; A. P. Ingersoll
Quantitative Assessment of Reactive Surface Area of Phlogopite during Acid Dissolution, pp. 874-876
Eric Rufe; Michael F. Hochella Jr.
Late Miocene Atmospheric CO2 Concentrations and the Expansion of C4 Grasses, pp. 876-879
Mark Pagani; Katherine H. Freeman; Michael A. Arthur
Hf Isotope Evidence for Pelagic Sediments in the Source of Hawaiian Basalts, pp. 879-882
J. Blichert-Toft; F. A. Frey; F. Albarède
Molecular Identification of a Eukaryotic, Stretch-Activated Nonselective Cation Channel, pp. 882-886
Makoto Kanzaki; Masahiro Nagasawa; Itaru Kojima; Chikara Sato; Keiji Naruse; Masahiro Sokabe; Hidetoshi Iida
Requirement of Rsk-2 for Epidermal Growth Factor-Activated Phosphorylation of Histone H3, pp. 886-891
Paolo Sassone-Corsi; Craig A. Mizzen; Peter Cheung; Claudia Crosio; Lucia Monaco; Sylvie Jacquot; André Hanauer; C. David Allis
The Selective Advantage of Low Relatedness, pp. 891-893
Blaine J. Cole; Diane C. Wiernasz
Landscape Structure and Biological Control in Agroecosystems, pp. 893-895
Carsten Thies; Teja Tscharntke
Signaling from Rho to the Actin Cytoskeleton Through Protein Kinases ROCK and LIM-kinase, pp. 895-898
Midori Maekawa; Toshimasa Ishizaki; Shuken Boku; Naoki Watanabe; Akiko Fujita; Akihiro Iwamatsu; Takashi Obinata; Kazumasa Ohashi; Kensaku Mizuno; Shuh Narumiya
Fas Ligand: A Sensor for DNA Damage Critical in Skin Cancer Etiology, pp. 898-900
Laurie L. Hill; Allal Ouhtit; Susan M. Loughlin; Margaret L. Kripke; Honnavara N. Ananthaswamy; Laurie B. Owen-Schaub
Functional Characterization of the S. cerevisiae Genome by Gene Deletion and Parallel Analysis, pp. 901-906
Elizabeth A. Winzeler; Daniel D. Shoemaker; Anna Astromoff; Hong Liang; Keith Anderson; Bruno Andre; Rhonda Bangham; Rocio Benito; Jef D. Boeke; Howard Bussey; Angela M. Chu; Carla Connelly; Karen Davis; Fred Dietrich; Sally Whelen Dow; Mohamed El Bakkoury; Franco̧ise Foury; Stephen H. Friend; Erik Gentalen; Guri Giaever; Johannes H. Hegemann; Ted Jones; Michael Laub; Hong Liao; Nicole Liebundguth; David J. Lockhart; Anca Lucau-Danila; Marc Lussier; Nasiha M'Rabet; Patrice Menard; Michael Mittmann; Chai Pai; Corinne Rebischung; Jose L. Revuelta; Linda Riles; Christopher J. Roberts; Petra Ross-MacDonald; Bart Scherens; Michael Snyder; Sharon Sookhai-Mahadeo; Reginald K. Storms; Steeve Véronneau; Marleen Voet; Guido Volckaert; Teresa R. Ward; Robert Wysocki; Grace S. Yen; Kexin Yu; Katja Zimmermann; Peter Philippsen; Mark Johnston; Ronald W. Davis
Early Neocortical Regionalization in the Absence of Thalamic Innervation, pp. 906-909
Emily M. Miyashita-Lin; Robert Hevner; Karen Montzka Wassarman; Salvador Martinez; John L. R. Rubenstein


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Front Matter (26 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 979
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Deep Green Rewrites Evolutionary History of Plants, pp. 990-991
Kathryn S. Brown
Tax Cut Politics Could Swallow Research Gains, pp. 991+993
David Malakoff
Deep Space 1 Traces Braille Back to Vesta, pp. 993-994
Richard A. Kerr
ScienceScope, pp. 993+995
New Genes Boost Rice Nutrients, pp. 994-995
Trisha Gura
"Super-Iron" Comes to the Rescue of Batteries, p. 995
Alexander Hellemans
Education Chief Quietly Steps Down, p. 997
Jeffrey Mervis
Panel Examines National Universities, p. 997
Dennis Normile
50 Monkeys Taken from Indian Lab, p. 997
Pallava Bagla


News Focus
Mining the Genome for Drugs, pp. 998-1001
Ingrid Wickelgren
Small Asteroids Point to a Source for Meteorites, pp. 1002-1003
Richard A. Kerr
Many Modes of Transport for an Embryo's Signals, pp. 1003+1005
Gretchen Vogel


Random Samples, p. 1007
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Smallpox: Setting the Research Agenda, p. 1011
Donna E. Shalala


Letters
Illustrative Prediction, p. 1013
Review author[s]: Steven Weinberg
Do Questions Matter?, p. 1013
Review author[s]: Vera C. Rubin
E-Publication Proposal, pp. 1013-1014
Marc W. Kirschner; Vin Marchesi; Harry Baum
Left with the Truth, pp. 1014-1015
Samuel P. Kounaves
Chiron's Licensing Policy, p. 1015
Robert P. Blackburn; Jon Cohen
Uncertainty About the Higgs, pp. 1015-1016
Georges Azuelos
Development of DNA Sequencer, p. 1016
Norm Dovichi
Miss Washington's Engineering Career, p. 1016
Mariana Loya
Giving Science a Good Rap, p. 1017
Ryan K. Louie; Allan M. Wong


Corrections and Clarifications: Indian Scientists Question Government Grip on Data, p. 1017


Science's Compass


Books et al.
Incubating Bioweapons, pp. 1019-1020
Biohazard. The Chilling True Story of the Largest Covert Biological Weapons Program in the World-Told from the Inside by the Man Who Ran it.
Ken Alibek; Stephen Handelman
Review author[s]: William A. Haseltine
The Powers of Flowers, p. 1020
The Rose's Kiss. A Natural History of Flowers.
Peter Bernhardt
Review author[s]: Peter K. Endress


Perspectives
How Chaperones Protect Virgin Proteins, pp. 1021-1022
David Eisenberg
A Tale of Big Game and Small Bugs, pp. 1022-1023
Esa Ranta; Veijo Kaitala; Per Lundberg
A New Molecular Window on Early Life, pp. 1025-1026
Andrew H. Knoll
Mineralogy at a Crossroads, pp. 1026-1027
Russell J. Hemley


Review
Integrin Signaling, pp. 1028-1032
Filippo G. Giancotti; Erkki Ruoslahti


Research


Research Article
Archean Molecular Fossils and the Early Rise of Eukaryotes, pp. 1033-1036
Jochen J. Brocks; Graham A. Logan; Roger Buick; Roger E. Summons


Reports
Josephson Persistent-Current Qubit, pp. 1036-1039
J. E. Mooij; T. P. Orlando; L. Levitov; Lin Tian; Caspar H. van der Wal; Seth Lloyd
Energetic Iron(VI) Chemistry: The Super-Iron Battery, pp. 1039-1042
Stuart Licht; Baohui Wang; Susanta Ghosh
Phonon- Versus Electron-Mediated Desorption and Oxidation of CO on Ru(0001), pp. 1042-1045
M. Bonn; S. Funk; Ch. Hess; D. N. Denzler; C. Stampfl; M. Scheffler; M. Wolf; G. Ertl
Brownian Ratchets: Molecular Separations in Lipid Bilayers Supported on Patterned Arrays, pp. 1046-1048
Alexander van Oudenaarden; Steven G. Boxer
Controlling Molecular Self-Organization: Formation of Nanometer-Scale Spheres and Tubules, pp. 1049-1052
G. William Orr; Leonard J. Barbour; Jerry L. Atwood
Hafnium Isotope Stratigraphy of Ferromanganese Crusts, pp. 1052-1054
Der-Chuen Lee; Alex N. Halliday; James R. Hein; Kevin W. Burton; John N. Christensen; Detlef Günther
Abiogenic Methane Formation and Isotopic Fractionation Under Hydrothermal Conditions, pp. 1055-1057
Juske Horita; Michael E. Berndt
Structural Basis of Chaperone Function and Pilus Biogenesis, pp. 1058-1061
Frederic G. Sauer; Klaus Fütterer; Jerome S. Pinkner; Karen W. Dodson; Scott J. Hultgren; Gabriel Waksman
X-ray Structure of the FimC-FimH Chaperone-Adhesin Complex from Uropathogenic Escherichia coli, pp. 1061-1066
Devapriya Choudhury; Andrew Thompson; Vivian Stojanoff; Solomon Langermann; Jerome Pinkner; Scott J. Hultgren; Stefan D. Knight
Requirement of Circadian Genes for Cocaine Sensitization in Drosophila, pp. 1066-1068
Rozi Andretic; Sarah Chaney; Jay Hirsh
Dynamical Role of Predators in Population Cycles of a Forest Insect: An Experimental Test, pp. 1068-1071
P. Turchin; A. D. Taylor; J. D. Reeve
Common Dynamic Structure of Canada Lynx Populations Within Three Climatic Regions, pp. 1071-1073
Nils Chr. Stenseth; Kung-Sik Chan; Howell Tong; Rudy Boonstra; Stan Boutin; Charles J. Krebs; Eric Post; Mark O'Donoghue; Nigel G. Yoccoz; Mads C. Forchhammer; James W. Hurrell
Insights into Editing from an Ile-tRNA Synthetase Structure with tRNA Ile and Mupirocin, pp. 1074-1077
Laura F. Silvian; Jimin Wang; Thomas A. Steitz
Quaternary Structure of the Insulin-Insulin Receptor Complex, pp. 1077-1080
Robert Z.-T. Luo; Daniel R. Beniac; Allan Fernandes; Cecil C. Yip; F. P. Ottensmeyer
Coordinate Regulation of RAG1 and RAG2 by Cell Type-Specific DNA Elements 5′ of RAG2, pp. 1080-1084
Wong Yu; Ziva Misulovin; Heikyung Suh; Richard R. Hardy; Mila Jankovic; Nikos Yannoutsos; Michel C. Nussenzweig
Control of the Terminal Step of Intracellular Membrane Fusion by Protein Phosphatase 1, pp. 1084-1087
C. Peters; P. D. Andrews; M. J. R. Stark; S. Cesaro-Tadic; A. Glatz; A. Podtelejnikov; M. Mann; A. Mayer


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Front Matter (24 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1175
Laura Helmuth


News


News of the Week
Kansas Dumps Darwin, Raises Alarm Across the United States, pp. 1186-1187
Constance Holden
Sharp Drop Seen in Soil Erosion Rates, pp. 1187+1189
James Glanz
Fraud Finding Triggers Payback Demand, pp. 1189-1190
Marcia Barinaga; Jocelyn Kaiser
ScienceScope, pp. 1189+1191
Mexican Pairs Show Geography's Role, p. 1190
Bernice Wuethrich
One Mouse's Meat is Another One's Poison, pp. 1190-1191
Laura Helmuth
A World with Two Suns, pp. 1191+1193
Mark Sincell
DOE Blames Three at Los Alamos Lab, p. 1193
David Malakoff


News Focus
Making the Stuff of the Big Bang, pp. 1194-1197
David Voss
Getting to the Roots of Carbon Loss, Chili's Gain, pp. 1198-1199
Jocelyn Kaiser
Scarcity of Rain, Stream Gages Threatens Forecasts, pp. 1199-1200
Erik Stokstad
How Chromatin Changes Its Shape, pp. 1200-1201+1203
Michael Hagmann


Random Samples, p. 1205
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Scruples or Squabbles?, p. 1207
Floyd E. Bloom


Letters
Biomass in the Energy Picture, pp. 1209-1210
Thomas E. Bull; John A. Turner
Cladistics and Early Hominid Phylogeny, pp. 1210-1211
David S. Strait; Frederick E. Grine; B. Asfaw; T. White; O. Lovejoy; B. Latimer; S. Simpson; G. Suwa; Melanie McCollum


Policy Forum
Are the Foreign Born a Source of Strength for U.S. Science?, pp. 1213-1214
Sharon G. Levin; Paula E. Stephen


Books et al.
Gene Therapy Enters Adolescence, pp. 1215-1216
The Development of Human Gene Therapy
Theodore Friedmann
Review author[s]: Jeffrey M. Leiden
Personal Planetaria, p. 1216
Starry Night Pro.
Sienna Software Inc.
Review author[s]: Kevin B. Marvel


Perspectives
Take the Shuttle -- from Marine Algae to Atmospheric Chemistry, pp. 1217-1218
Peter Liss
Interfering with Water, pp. 1218-1219
David C. Clary
Tack -- a Sticky Subject, pp. 1219-1220
T. P. Russell; H. C. Kim
Xenografts and Retroviruses, pp. 1221-1222
Robin A. Weiss
Taking Transgenic Plants with a Pinch of Salt, pp. 1222-1223
Wolf B. Frommer; Uwe Ludewig; Doris Rentsch


Tech.Sight
Imaging Molecular Chemistry with Infrared Microscopy, pp. 1224-1225
David L. Wetzel; Steven M. LeVine
Sequence Server Samurai, pp. 1226-1227
Software Solution for Bio-Medicine
InforMax, Inc.
Review author[s]: Pavel Simakov
TechSighting, pp. 1228-1229
William Seffens; Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters


Research


Research Articles
Normal-Mode and Free-Air Gravity Constraints on Lateral Variations in Velocity and Density of Earth's Mantle, pp. 1231-1236
Miaki Ishii; Jeroen Tromp
Search for Cross-Species Transmission of Porcine Endogenous Retrovirus in Patients Treated with Living Pig Tissue, pp. 1236-1241
Khazal Paradis; Gillian Langford; Zhifeng Long; Walid Heneine; Paul Sandstrom; William M. Switzer; Louisa E. Chapman; Chris Lockey; David Onions; The Xen 111 Study Group; Edward Otto


Reports
Superconductivity and the c Axis Spectral Weight of High-Tc Superconductors, pp. 1241-1244
L. B. Ioffe; A. J. Millis
Decreased Rates of Alluvial Sediment Storage in the Coon Creek Basin, Wisconsin, 1975-93, pp. 1244-1246
Stanley W. Trimble
Switchable Tackiness and Wettability of a Liquid Crystalline Polymer, pp. 1246-1249
Guillaume de Crevoisier; Pascale Fabre; Jean-Marc Corpart; Ludwik Leibler
Chemical "Double Slits": Dynamical Interference of Photodissociation Pathways in Water, pp. 1249-1253
R. N. Dixon; D. W. Hwang; X. F. Yang; S. Harich; J. J. Lin; X. Yang
Alternative Dewetting Pathways of Thin Liquid Films, pp. 1254-1256
Rachel Yerushalmi-Rozen; Tobias Kerle; Jacob Klein
Salt Tolerance Conferred by Overexpression of a Vacuolar Na+/H+ Antiport in Arabidopsis, pp. 1256-1258
Maris P. Apse; Gilad S. Aharon; Wayne A. Snedden; Eduardo Blumwald
Genetic Variation in Susceptibility to Endocrine Disruption by Estrogen in Mice, pp. 1259-1261
Jimmy L. Spearow; Paul Doemeny; Robyn Sera; Rachael Leffler; Marylynn Barkley
Rapid Infection of Oral Mucosal-Associated Lymphoid Tissue with Simian Immunodeficiency Virus, pp. 1261-1265
Christiane Stahl-Hennig; Ralph M. Steinman; Klara Tenner-Racz; Melissa Pope; Nicole Stolte; Kerstin Mätz-Rensing; Gudrun Grobschupff; Birgit Raschdorff; Gerhard Hunsmann; Paul Racz
Conservatism of Ecological Niches in Evolutionary Time, pp. 1265-1267
A. T. Peterson; J. Soberón; V. Sánchez-Cordero
AP-2 Recruitment to Synaptotagmin Stimulated by Tyrosine-Based Endocytic Motifs, pp. 1268-1271
Volker Haucke; Pietro De Camilli
Identification of a Mating Type-Like Locus in the Asexual Pathogenic Yeast Candida albicans, pp. 1271-1275
Christina M. Hull; Alexander D. Johnson
Anti-Inflammatory Properties of Cytochrome P450 Epoxygenase-Derived Eicosanoids, pp. 1276-1279
Koichi Node; Yuqing Huo; Xiulu Ruan; Baichun Yang; Martin Spiecker; Klaus Ley; Darryl C. Zeldin; James K. Liao


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Front Matter (25 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1323
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
In Turkey, Havoc from a Falling-Domino Fault, pp. 1334-1335
Tim Appenzeller
Kenyan Skeleton Shakes Ape Family Tree, pp. 1335+1337
Carl Zimmer
California Probes Prison Teens Study, pp. 1337-1338
Marcia Barinaga
ScienceScope, p. 1337
Proving the Perfection of the Honeycomb, pp. 1338-1339
Dana Mackenzie
Selenium's Role in Infertility Explained, p. 1339
Evelyn Strauss
New Role Found for the Hippocampus, pp. 1339+1341
Laura Helmuth
Academy Seeks to Tap University Elites, p. 1341
Lin Gu


News Focus
Wiggling and Undulating Out of an X-ray Shortage, pp. 1342+1344-1346
Robert F. Service
Ribosome Finally Begins to Yield Its Complete Structure, p. 1343
Elizabeth Pennisi
Brazil Lobbies for First Nobel, p. 1346
Cassio Leite Vieira
New Ways to Glean Medicines from Plants, pp. 1347+1349
Trisha Gura
Subaru Sees an Unruly Pair, p. 1349
Dennis Normile


Random Samples, p. 1351
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Future U.S. Technology Leadership?, p. 1353
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Darwin in Kansas, p. 1355
George B. Dyson
Ethane on Pluto?, p. 1355
Dale P. Cruikshank; Catherine de Bergh; Sylvain Douté; Thomas R. Geballe; Tobias C. Owen; Eric Quirico; Ted L. Roush; Bernard Schmitt
Increasing Food Availability, p. 1355
Pietro Cavalli
High-Altitude Tubers, p. 1356
Hector Flores
Polite Disagreement, p. 1356
Ian Tattersall; Jeffrey H. Schwartz
Artiodactyl Nuclear DNA Study, pp. 1356-1357
Conrad A. Matthee
Cold Fusion Prediction, p. 1357
Richard L. Garwin
Growing Metallic Whiskers: Alternative Interpretation, p. 1357
T. El-Raghy; M. W. Barsoum
Minority Data, pp. 1357-1358
William Yslas Velez
Rankings of Research-Active Departments, p. 1358
Vincent H. Crespi


Policy Forum
Privacy in Genetics Research, pp. 1359+1361
B. P. Fuller; M. J. Ellis Kahn; P. A. Barr; L. Biesecker; E. Crowley; J. Garber; M. K. Mansoura; P. Murphy; J. Murray; J. Phillips; K. Rothenberg; M. Rothstein; J. Stopfer; G. Swergold; B. Weber; F. S. Collins; K. L. Hudson


Books et al.
Curing and Caring -- The Long View, p. 1362
Mending Bodies, Saving Souls. A History of Hospitals.
Guenter B. Risse
Review author[s]: John V. Pickstone


Perspectives
The Benefits of Recycling, pp. 1363-1364
Karen P. Steel
Primordial Water, pp. 1364-1365
Robert N. Clayton
A Seismic Look Under the Continents, pp. 1365-1366
Karen M. Fischer; Rob D. van der Hilst
Regulating the Regulator, p. 1367
Bernard Mach


Review
Global Optimization of Clusters, Crystals, and Biomolecules, pp. 1368-1372
David J. Wales; Harold A. Scheraga


Research


Reports
Temperature Dependence of the Half-Integer Magnetic Flux Quantum, pp. 1373-1375
J. R. Kirtley; C. C. Tsuei; K. A. Moler
Inhibition of Crystallite Growth in the Sol-Gel Synthesis of Nanocrystalline Metal Oxides, pp. 1375-1377
Nae-Lih Wu; Sze-Yen Wang; I. A. Rusakova
Asteroidal Water Within Fluid Inclusion-Bearing Halite in an H5 Chondrite, Monahans (1998), pp. 1377-1379
Michael E. Zolensky; Robert J. Bodnar; Everett K. Gibson Jr.; Laurence E. Nyquist; Young Reese; Chi-Yu Shih; Henry Wiesmann
Origin of Graphitic Carbon and Pentlandite in Matrix Olivines in the Allende Meteorite, pp. 1380-1382
Adrian J. Brearley
Equatorius: A New Hominoid Genus from the Middle Miocene of Kenya, pp. 1382-1386
Steve Ward; Barbara Brown; Andrew Hill; Jay Kelley; Will Downs
Fossil Plants and Global Warming at the Triassic-Jurassic Boundary, pp. 1386-1390
J. C. McElwain; D. J. Beerling; F. I. Woodward
Gene Expression Profile of Aging and Its Retardation by Caloric Restriction, pp. 1390-1393
Cheol-Koo Lee; Roger G. Klopp; Richard Weindruch; Tomas A. Prolla
Dual Function of the Selenoprotein PHGPx During Sperm Maturation, pp. 1393-1396
Fulvio Ursini; Sabina Heim; Michael Kiess; Matilde Maiorino; Antonella Roveri; Josef Wissing; Leopold Flohé
Eutrophication, Fisheries, and Consumer-Resource Dynamics in Marine Pelagic Ecosystems, pp. 1396-1398
Fiorenza Micheli
Selection-Based Biodiversity at a Small Spatial Scale in a Low-Dispersing Insular Bird, pp. 1399-1402
Jacques Blondel; Paula C. Dias; Philippe Perret; Marie Maistre; Marcel M. Lambrechts
GTP Binding by Class II Transactivator: Role in Nuclear Import, pp. 1402-1405
Jonathan A. Harton; Drew E. Cressman; Keh-Chuang Chin; Channing J. Der; Jenny P.-Y. Ting
Rapid Adaptation in Visual Cortex to the Structure of Images, pp. 1405-1408
James R. Müller; Andrew B. Metha; John Krauskopf; Peter Lennie
Altered Cochlear Fibrocytes in a Mouse Model of DFN3 Nonsyndromic Deafness, pp. 1408-1411
O. Minowa; K. Ikeda; Y. Sugitani; T. Oshima; S. Nakai; Y. Katori; M. Suzuki; M. Furukawa; T. Kawase; Y. Zheng; M. Ogura; Y. Asada; K. Watanabe; H. Yamanaka; S. Gotoh; M. Nishi-Takeshima; T. Sugimoto; T. Kikuchi; T. Takasaka; T. Noda
Long-Term Depression in Hippocampal Interneurons: Joint Requirement for Pre- and Postsynaptic Events, pp. 1411-1414
Fernanda Laezza; James J. Doherty; Raymond Dingledine


AAAS News and Notes, pp. 1417-1418
Tiffany Ayers

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Front Matter (26 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 1455
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
NIH's Online Publishing Venture Ready for Launch, p. 1466
Eliot Marshall
Introducing Proteins Into the Body's Cells, pp. 1466-1467
Evelyn Strauss
DOE Polygraph Plan Draws Fire, pp. 1467+1469
David Malakoff
Salk Institute President to Step Down, pp. 1469-1470
Jon Cohen
ScienceScope, pp. 1469+1471
A Paternity Case for Wine Lovers, pp. 1470-1471
Michael Hagmann
Stellar Small Fry, or Runaway Planet?, pp. 1471-1472
Govert Schilling
A Machine with a Fly's-Eye View, p. 1472
Sunny Bains
Internet Security Cod is Cracked, pp. 1472-1473
Alexander Hellemans
Probing Alcoholism's 'Dark Side', p. 1473
Robert F. Service
New Type of Blood Vessel Found in Tumors, p. 1475
Marcia Barinaga


News Focus
Pentagon Agency Thrives on In-Your-Face Science, pp. 1476-1479
David Malakoff
Behaviorists Listen in as Animals Call and Croak, pp. 1480-1481
Pallava Bagla
Australian Center Develops Tools for Developing World, pp. 1481+1483
Elizabeth Finkel


Random Samples, p. 1485
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
A Japanese Perspective on Postdocs, p. 1487
Ken-ichi Arai; Naoko Arai


Letters
Energy Options, p. 1489
Erik Philipp; Jim Muckerheide; William C. Leighty; Thomas R. Freeman
Redesigning Evolution?, pp. 1489-1492
Amory B. Lovins; Claire Nader; Martha R. Herbert; Paul R. Billings; Philip L. Bereano; Ruth Hubbard; Jonathan King; Sheldon Krimsky; Stuart A. Newman; Doreen Stabinsky; Roger N. Beachy
Common Courtesy, p. 1492
Sidney Altman
Credit Due, pp. 1492-1493
Stephen G. Emerson; Mark J. Shlomchik
Corrections and Clarifications: A Realizable Renewable Energy Future, p. 1493
Corrections and Clarifications: Molecular Identification of a Eukaryotic, Stretch-Activated Nonselectiv Cation Channel, p. 1493
Corrections and Clarifications: Estimation of Particulate Organic Carbon in the Ocean from Satellite Remote Sensing, p. 1493
Corections and Clarifications: Mitigating Natural Disasters, p. 1493
Corrections and Clarifications: Interactions of Prefrontal Cortex in Relation to Awareness in Sensory Learning, p. 1493
Corrections and Clarifications: Evolution of a Protein Fold In Vitro, p. 1493
Corrections and Clarifications: Genome Sequence of the Nematode C. elegans: A Platform for Investigating Biology, p. 1493


Essay
Creative Sparks, pp. 1495-1496
Jacob Goldenberg; David Mazursky; Sorin Solomon


Books et al.
A Line in the Sand, p. 1497
Against the Tide. The Battle for America's Beaches.
Cornelia Dean
Review author[s]: Tom Drake
A Change in the Air, p. 1498
Atmospheric Chemisty and Global Change.
Guy P. Brasseur; John J. Orlando; Geoffrey S. Tyndall
Review author[s]: Michael J. Prather


Perspectives
The Buzz of General Relativity, pp. 1499-1500
Michiel van der Klis
Plants and Temperature-CO2 Uncoupling, pp. 1500-1501
Sharon A. Cowling
Planting the Seeds of New Antimalarial Drugs, pp. 1502-1503
Robert G. Ridley
Remembrance of Things Past, pp. 1503-1504
Daniel L. Schacter; Anthony D. Wagner
For Time is the Longest Distance Between Two Places, p. 1504
Orla Smith


Review
Emerging Marine Diseases -- Climate Links and Anthropogenic Factors, pp. 1505-1510
C. D. Harvell; K. Kim; J. M. Burkholder; R. R. Colwell; P. R. Epstein; D. J. Grimes; E. E. Hofmann; E. K. Lipp; A. D. M. E. Osterhaus; R. M. Overstreet; J. W. Porter; G. W. Smith; G. R. Vasta


The World of Postdocs, p. 1513
Jeffrey Mervis


Postdocs Working for Respect


News
Getting to the Front of the Bus, pp. 1514-1517
Dan Ferber
Will the Job Market Ever Get Better?, pp. 1517-1519
Karen Schmidt
Cheap Labor is Key to U.S. Research Productivity, pp. 1519-1521
Jeffrey Mervis
Japanese Jump on Postdoc Bandwagon, pp. 1521-1524
Dennis Normile
Going Abroad Needn't Mean Going into Exile, p. 1522
Jeffrey Mervis
Europeans Who do Postdocs Abroad Face Reentry Problems, pp. 1524-1526
Michael Balter
Denmark Proposes Postdoc Tonic for Universities, p. 1526
Dennis Normile
Eight Attributes of Highly Successful Postdocs, pp. 1527-1529
Constance Holden
Minority Postdocs are Rare, Independent Breed, pp. 1529-1530
Jeffrey Mervis
A Day in the Life of a Topflight Lab, pp. 1531-1532
Gretchen Vogel


Viewpoint
Postdoctoral Patterns, Career Advancement, and Problems, pp. 1533-1535
Maresi Nerad; Joseph Cerny


Research


Reports
Single-Mode Photonic Band Gap Guidance of Light in Air, pp. 1537-1539
R. F. Cregan; B. J. Mangan; J. C. Knight; T. A. Birks; P. St. J. Russell; P. J. Roberts; D. C. Allan
Spatially Inhomogeneous Metal-Insulator Transition in Doped Manganites, pp. 1540-1542
M. Fath; S. Freisem; A. A. Menovsky; Y. Tomioka; J. Aarts; J. A. Mydosh
Stable Five- and Six-Coordinated Silcate Anions in Aqueous Solution, pp. 1542-1545
Stephen D. Kinrade; Jeffrey W. Del Nin; Andrew S. Schach; Todd A. Sloan; Krista L. Wilson; Christopher T. G. Knight
Seismic Velocity and Density Jumps Across the 410- and 660-Kilometer Discontinuities, pp. 1545-1548
Peter M. Shearer; Megan P. Flanagan
Improved Weather and Seasonal Climate Forecasts from Multimodel Superensemble, pp. 1548-1550
T. N. Krishnamurti; C. M. Kishtawal; Timothy E. LaRow; David R. Bachiochi; Zhan Zhang; C. Eric Williford; Sulochana Gadgil; Sajani Surendran
Formation of Ordered Nanoscale Semiconductor Dots by Ion sputtering, pp. 1551-1553
S. Facsko; T. Dekorsy; C. Koerdt; C. Trappe; H. Kurz; A. Vogt; H. L. Hartnagel
KDR Receptor: A Key Marker Defining Hematopoietic Stem Cells, pp. 1553-1558
B. L. Ziegler; M. Valtieri; G. almeida Porada; R. De Maria; R. Müller; B. Masella; M. Gabbianelli; I. Casella; E. Pelosi; T. Bock; E. D. Zanjani; C. Peschle
Whole-Genome Shotgun Optical Mapping of Deinococcus radiodurans, pp. 1558-1562
Jieyi Lin; Rong Qi; Christopher Aston; Junping Jing; Thomas S. Anantharaman; Bud Mishra; Owen White; Michael J. Daly; Kenneth W. Minton; J. Craig Venter; David C. Schwartz
Historical Genetics: The Parentage of Chardonnay, Gamay, and Other Wine Grapes of Northeastern France, pp. 1562-1565
John Bowers; Jean-Michel Boursiquot; Patrice This; Kieu Chu; Henrik Johansson; Carole Meredith
Differential Stimulation of PKC Phosphorylatio of Potassium Channels by ZIP1 and ZIP2, pp. 1565-1569
Jianping Gong; Jia Xu; Magdalena Bezanilla; Rika van Huizen; Rachel Derin; Min Li
In vivo Protein Transduction: Delivery of a Biologically Active Protein into the Mouse, pp. 1569-1572
Steven R. Schwarze; Alan Ho; Adamina Vocero-Akbani; Steven F. Dowdy
Inhibitors of the Nonmevalonate Pathway of Isoprenoid Biosynthesis as Antimalarial Drugs, pp. 1573-1576
Hassan Jomaa; Jochen Wiesner; Silke Sanderbrand; Boran Altincicek; Claus Weidemeyer; Martin Hintz; Ivana Türbachova; Matthias Eberl; Johannes Zeidler; Hartmut K. Lichtenthaler; Dominique Soldati; Ewald Beck
Functional Interaction of BRCA1-Associated BARD1 with Polyadenylation Factor CstF-50, pp. 1576-1579
Frida E. Kleiman; James L. Manley
Control of Circadian Rhythms and Photoperiodic Flowering by the Arabidopsis GIGANTEA Gene, pp. 1579-1582
Deok Hoon Park; Davie E. Somers; Yang Suk Kim; Yoon Hi Choy; Hee Kyun Lim; Moon Soo Soh; Hyo Jung Kim; Steve A. Kay; Hong Gil Nam
Real-Time Tracking of Memory Formation in the Human Rhinal Cortex and Hippocampus, pp. 1582-1585
Guillén Fernández; Arndt Effern; Thomas Grunwald; Nico Pezer; Klaus Lehnertz; Matthias Dümpelmann; Dirk van Roost; Christina E. Elger


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Front Matter (40 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1635
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
After Bosons, Physicists Tame the Rest of the Particle Kingdom, pp. 1646-1647
David Voss
DOE Slams Livermore for Hiding NIF Problems, p. 1647
David Malakoff
Burnt by the Sun Down Under, pp. 1647+1649
Kathryn S. Brown
ScienceScope, pp. 1649+1651
Research Lab to Surrender Chimps, pp. 1649-1650
Elizabeth Norton Lasley
Array Plans Blocked by Indian Ritual Site, pp. 1650-1651
Mark Muro
A New Way to Combat Therapy Side Effects, pp. 1651+1653
Dan Ferber
Hubble Snaps Some Moving MACHOs, p. 1653
Govert Schilling


News Focus
View From the Top of a Biomedical Empire, pp. 1654-1656
Eliot Marshall
Joint Projects Allow a Peek Into an Impoverished System, pp. 1657-1658
Michael Baker
The First Step to Heaven, pp. 1658-1659+1661
James Glanz


Random Samples, p. 1663
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
A Threat to Biomedical Research, p. 1671
Joseph B. Martin


Letters
Early Plant History: Something Borrowed, Something New?, p. 1673
Karl J. Niklas; William L. Crepet; Kevin C. Nixon; Kathryn S. Brown
Infants Learning Algebraic Rules, pp. 1673-1674
Lokendra Shastri
Likelihood of NIH Extramural Funding, pp. 1674-1676
H. George Mandel; Elliot S. Vesell
Overlooked Control, pp. 1676+1678
James L. Sherley
Corrections and Clarifications: Solar Homes for the Masses, p. 1678
Corrections and Clarifications: Equatorius: A New Hominoid Genus from the Middle Miocene of Kenya, p. 1678


Policy Forum
Who's Balancing the Federal Research Portfolio and How?, pp. 1679-1680
Stephen A. Merrill; Michael McGeary


Books et al.
Snails and Tails or Sugar and Spice, pp. 1681-1682
The Two Sexes. Growing Up Apart, Coming Together.
Eleanor E. Maccoby
Review author[s]: Kira Hall


Perspectives
Proteins in Motion, pp. 1682-1683
Mark Gerstein; Cyrus Chothia
Ribozymes in the Nucleolus, p. 1685
John J. Rossi
Making Brain Circuits Listen, pp. 1686-1687
Josef P. Rauschecker
Playing Tricks with Light, pp. 1687-1688
John Pendry


Review
Trends in the Vertical Distribution of Ozone, pp. 1689-1692
William J. Randel; Richard S. Stolarski; Derek M. Cunnold; Jennifer A. Logan; M. J. Newchurch; Joseph M. Zawodny


Research


Reports
Onset of Fermi Degeneracy in a Trapped Atomic Gas, pp. 1703-1706
B. DeMarco; D. S. Jin
A Capacitance Standard Based on Counting Electrons, pp. 1706-1709
Mark W. Keller; Ali L. Eichenberger; John M. Martinis; Neil M. Zimmerman
Increased Summertime UV Radiation in New Zealand in Response to Ozone Loss, pp. 1709-1711
Richard McKenzie; Brian Connor; Greg Bodeker
Lower Mantle Lateral Heterogeneity Beneath the Caribbean Sea, pp. 1711-1715
Ileana Madalina Tibuleac; Eugene Herrin
An Infrared Spectral Match between GEMS and Interstellar Grains, pp. 1716-1718
John P. Bradley; Lindsay P. Keller; Theodore P. Snow; Martha S. Hanner; George J. Flynn; Joseph C. Gezo; Simon J. Clemett; Donald E. Brownlee; Janet E. Bowey
Heterostructures of Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes and Carbide Nanorods, pp. 1719-1722
Y. Zhang; T. Ichihashi; E. Landree; F. Nihey; S. Lijima
Recognition of the Codon-Anticodon Helix by Ribosomal RNA, pp. 1722-1725
Satoko Yoshizawa; Dominique Fourmy; Joseph D. Puglisi
Activity-Induced Potentiation of Developing Neuromuscular Synapses, pp. 1725-1728
Ji-jun Wan; Mu-ming Poo
Recruitment of the Auditory Cortex in Congenitally Deaf Cats by Long-Term Cochlear Electrostimulation, pp. 1729-1733
Rainer Klinke; Andrej Kral; Silvia Heid; Jochen Tillein; Rainer Hartmann
A Chemical Inhibitor of p53 that Protects Mice from the Side Effects of Cancer Therapy, pp. 1733-1737
Pavel G. Komarov; Elena A. Komarova; Roman V. Kondratov; Konstantin Christov-Tselkov; John S. Coon; Mikhail V. Chernov; Andrei V. Gudkov
A Role for the Proteasome in the Light Response of the Timeless Clock Protein, pp. 1737-1741
Nirinjini Naidoo; Wei Song; Melissa Hunter-Ensor; Amita Sehgal
Fungal Endophyte Symbiosis and Plant Diversity in Successional Fields, pp. 1742-1744
Keith Clay; Jenny Holah
Clonal Interference and the Evolution of RNA Viruses, pp. 1745-1747
Rosario Miralles; Philip J. Gerrish; Andrés Moya; Santiago F. Elena
High Frequency of Cryptic Deleterious Mutations in Caenorhabditis elegans, pp. 1748-1751
Esther K. Davies; Andrew D. Peters; Peter D. Keightley
A Piston Model for Transmembrane Signaling of the Aspartate Receptor, pp. 1751-1754
Karen M. Ottemann; Wenzhong Xiao; Yeon-Kyun Shin; Daniel E. Koshland Jr.


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Front Matter (32 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1815
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
FDA Weighs Using Tumor Cell Lines for Vaccine Development, pp. 1826-1827
Gretchen Vogel
New Center Gives Japan an Arctic Toehold, p. 1827
Bernice Wuethrich
Rhetoric Meets Reality on the House Floor, pp. 1827+1829
Jeffrey Mervis; David Malakoff
Tough Questions Greet New Research Chief, pp. 1829-1830
Robert Koenig
ScienceScope, p. 1829
Wellcome Seeks New Home for Business Park, pp. 1830-1831
Helen Gavaghan
Firming Up the Case for a Flat Cosmos, p. 1831
Mark Sincell
A Less Powerful NIF Will Still Cost More, pp. 1831+1833
David Malakoff; Andrew Lawler
Iranian Delegation Makes Rare U.S. Visit, p. 1833
Jeffrey Mervis


News Focus: Biological Invaders
Biological Invaders Sweep In, pp. 1834-1836
Martin Enserink
Stemming the Tide of Invading Species, pp. 1836+1838-1839+1841
Jocelyn Kaiser
Keeping Paradise Safe for the Natives, p. 1837
Richard Stone
Vanquishing Nutria: Where There's a Will, There's a Way, p. 1838
Erik Stokstad
Fighting Fire with Fire, pp. 1841-1843
David Malakoff
Australian Biocontrol Beats Rabbits, But Not Rules, p. 1842
Elizabeth Finkel


Random Samples, p. 1845
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Fending Off Furtive Strategists, p. 1847
R. Brooks Hanson; Floyd E. Bloom


Letters
Kansas Evolution Ruling, p. 1849
Herbert Lin
Seussiana, p. 1849
Rob Whetten
Information Technology Research, p. 1849
Herbert A. Simon
NIH Study-Section Scoring, p. 1850
Sebastian Doniach
Energy R&D Funding, p. 1850
Louis Ianniello
The Difference a Year Makes, p. 1850
Ricardo Godoy
Reducing Natural Disasters, pp. 1850-1851
Neal Lane
Effect on the Biosphere of Elevated Atmospheric CO2, pp. 1851-1852
Bert Bolin; Josep Canadell; Berrien Moore III; Ian Noble; Will Steffen; Evan H. DeLucia; William H. Schlesinger; G. Philip Robertson
Corrections and Clarifications: An Infrared Spectral Match between GEMS and Interstellar Grains, p. 1852


Policy Forum
Regulation of "Nutraceuticals", pp. 1853+1855
Steven H. Zeisel


Books et al.
Structure for Theories of Biology, pp. 1856-1857
Sex and Death. An Introduction to Philosophy of Biology
Kim Sterelny; Paul E. Griffiths
Review author[s]: Ernst Mayr
Calculating the Chances, p. 1857
Should We Risk it? Exploring Environmental, Health, and Technological Problem Solving
Daniel M. Kammen; David M. Hassenzahl
Review author[s]: John S. Evans


Perspectives
The 17 August 1999 Izmit Earthquake, pp. 1858-1859
Aykut Barka
Beating the Odds with Big K, pp. 1859-1860
Shai D. Silberberg; Karl L. Magleby
Forcible Entry, pp. 1860-1861
Nicholas J. Talbot
How Serpins Are Shaping Up, pp. 1861+1863
Robin W. Carrell


Tech.Sight
Snapshots of Alien Worlds -- The Future of Interferometry, pp. 1864-1865
Antoine Labeyrie
Digital Chemical Intelligence, pp. 1866-1867
ChemOffice
CambridgeSoft Corp.
Review author[s]: Andreas Madlung
TechSighting, pp. 1868-1869
Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters; Emile M. Bellott


Review
Long-Term Potentiation -- A Decade of Progress?, pp. 1870-1874
Robert C. Malenka; Roger A. Nicoll


Research


Reports
Instability of Magma Flow from Volatile-Dependent Viscosity, pp. 1883-1885
Jonathan J. Wylie; Barry Voight; J. A. Whitehead
Climate Variability in Northwest Greece During the Last Interglacial, pp. 1886-1889
M. R. Frogley; P. C. Tzedakis; T. H. E. Heaton
Iron Isotope Biosignatures, pp. 1889-1892
Brian L. Beard; Clark M. Johnson; Lea Cox; Henry Sun; Kenneth H. Nealson; Carmen Aguilar
Oxygen and Iron Isotope Studies of Magnetite Produced by Magnetotactic Bacteria, pp. 1892-1896
Kevin W. Mandernack; Dennis A. Bazylinski; Wayne C. Shanks III; Thomas D. Bullen
Optical Measurements of Invasive Forces Exerted by Appressoria of a Plant Pathogenic Fungus, pp. 1896-1899
Clemens Bechinger; Karl-Friedrich Giebel; Martin Schnell; Paul Leiderer; Holger B. Deising; Martin Bastmeyer
Formation of Cycloidal Features on Europa, pp. 1899-1902
Gregory V. Hoppa; B. Randall Tufts; Richard Greenberg; Paul E. Geissler
Ultrasonic Deposition of High-Selectivity Nanoporous Carbon Membranes, pp. 1902-1905
Mark B. Shiflett; Henry C. Foley
Room Temperature Lasing at Blue Wavelengths in Gallium Nitride Microcavities, pp. 1905-1906
Takao Someya; Ralph Werner; Alfred Forchel; Massimo Catalano; Roberto Cingolani; Yasuhiko Arakawa
Proteinaceous Pheromone Affecting Female Receptivity in a Terrestrial Salamander, pp. 1907-1909
Stephanie M. Rollmann; Lynne D. Houck; Richard C. Feldhoff
Water Vapor Absorption in Arthropods by Accumulation of Myoinositol and Glucose, pp. 1909-1911
Mark Bayley; Martin Holmstrup
Coincident Induction of Long-Term Facilitation in Aplysisa: Cooperativity between Cell Bodies and Remote Synapses, pp. 1911-1914
Carolyn M. Sherff; Thomas J. Carew
Shape Representations and Visual Guidance of Saccadic Eye Movements, pp. 1914-1917
Tirin Moore
Constitutive Activation of Toll-Mediated Antifungal Defense in Serpin-Deficient Drosophila, pp. 1917-1919
Elena A. Levashina; Emma Langley; Clare Green; David Gubb; Michael Ashburner; Jules A. Hoffmann; Jean-Marc Reichhart
Inhibition of the Mitogen-Activated Protein Kinase Kinase Superfamily by a Yersinia Effector, pp. 1920-1923
Kim Orth; Lance E. Palmer; Zhao Qin Bao; Scott Stewart; Amy E. Rudolph; James B. Bliska; Jack E. Dixon
Synergy Between Tumor Suppressor APC and the β-Catenin-Tcf4 Target Tcf1, pp. 1923-1926
Jeroen Roose; Gerwin Huls; Moniek van Beest; Petra Moerer; Karin van der Horn; Roel Goldschmeding; Ton Logtenberg; Hans Clevers
Antiangiogenic Activity of the Cleaved Conformation of the Serpin Antithrombin, pp. 1926-1928
Michael S. O'Reilly; Steven Pirie-Shepherd; William S. Lane; Judah Folkman
Acute Activation of Maxi-K Channels (hSlo) by Estradiol Binding to the β Subunit, pp. 1929-1931
Miguel A. Valverde; Patricio Rojas; Julio Amigo; Diego Cosmelli; Patricio Orio; Maria I. Bahamonde; Giovanni E. Mann; Cecilia Vergara; Ramon Latorre


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Front Matter (47 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 2027
Laura Helmuth


News


News of the Week
Team Wrapping Up Sequence of First Human Chromosome, pp. 2038-2039
Dennis Normile; Elizabeth Pennisi
Turnover at the Top at Cell and NEJM, p. 2039
Marcia Barinaga; Constance Holden
Ambitious Clinical Trial Stirs Debate, pp. 2039+2041-2042
Jon Cohen
ScienceScope, pp. 2041+2043
On the Way to a Better Immunosuppressant?, p. 2042
Michael Hagmann
Smithsonian Taps Banker as New Leader, pp. 2042-2043
David Malakoff
Italian Observatories to Form National Institute, p. 2044
Alexander Hellemans
Prediction Claims Stir Greek Controversy, pp. 2044-2045
Richard A. Kerr
Space Science Feels Budget Ax in Senate, pp. 2045+2047
Andrew Lawler
AIDS Researchers Blast NIH Peer Review Plan, p. 2047
Eliot Marshall
Chancellor Quits After Research Shutdown, p. 2047
Constance Holden


News Focus
The Race to the Ribosome Structure, pp. 2048-2051
Elizabeth Pennisi
T. rex was Fierce, Yes, but Feathered, Too, pp. 2052-2053
Tim Appenzeller
Raising a Glass to Health and Nanotubes, pp. 2053+2055
Robert F. Service


Random Samples, p. 2057
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Ethical Dilemmas and Stem Cell Research, p. 2065
Harold T. Shapiro


Letters
Brazilian Nobel Hopes, p. 2067
Peter Rudolf Seidl
Smallpox Vaccine, p. 2067
Jonathan Katz
Testing the Genetics of Behavior in Mice, pp. 2067-2070
Marina R. Picciotto; David W. Self; Larissa A. Pohorecky; Gerald R. Dawson; Jonathan Flint; Lawrence S. Wilkinson; René Hen; Michael G. Tordoff; Alexander A. Bachmanov; Mark I. Friedman; Gary K. Beauchamp; Douglas Wahlsten; John Crabbe; Bruce Dudek


Corrections and Clarifications: Darwin in Kansas, p. 2070


Science's Compass


Policy Forum
Ethical Considerations in Leaping from Bench to Bedside, pp. 2071-2072
Jeremy Sugarman


Books et al.
Balancing Research and Teaching, pp. 2073+2075
Gone for Good. Tales of University Life After the Golden Age.
Stuart Rojstaczer
Review author[s]: Leo M. Chalupa
Reacting to History, p. 2075
Chemical Creativity. Ideas from the Work of Woodward, Hückel, Meerwein, and Others.
Jerome A. Berson
Review author[s]: Jay Labinger


Perspectives
Narcolepsy Genes Wake Up the Sleep Field, pp. 2076-2077
Joseph S. Takahashi
Function is Structure, pp. 2077-2078
Anders Liljas
Pushing the Limits, pp. 2079+2081
Paul A. Packan
Nanoscale Polymerization Reactors for Polymer Fibers, pp. 2081-2082
Petri Lehmus; Bernhard Rieger
All Creatures Great and Small, pp. 2082-2083
Sally J. Leevers


Review
Prospects for in Utero Human Gene Therapy, pp. 2084-2088
Esmail D. Zanjani; W. French Anderson


Research


Research Article
X-Ray Crystal Structures of 70S Ribosome Functional Complexes, pp. 2095-2104
Jamie H. Cate; Marat M. Yusupov; Gulnara Zh. Yusupova; Thomas N. Earnest; Harry F. Noller


Reports
Collisionally Processed Rocks on Mars, pp. 2105-2107
Friedrich Hörz; Mark J. Cintala; W. C. Rochelle; B. Kirk
Defect-Mediated Condensation of a Charge Density Wave, pp. 2107-2110
Hanno H. Weitering; Joseph M. Carpinelli; Anatoli V. Melechko; Jiandi Zhang; Miroslaw Bartkowiak; E. Ward Plummer
Evidence for Quantum Critical Behavior in the Optimally Doped Cuprate Bi2Sr2CaCu2O 8+δ, pp. 2110-2113
T. Valla; A. V. Fedorov; P. D. Johnson; B. O. Wells; S. L. Hulbert; Q. Li; G. D. Gu; N. Koshizuka
Extrusion Polymerization: Catalyzed Synthesis of Crystalline Linear Polyethylene Nanofibers Within a Mesoporous Silica, pp. 2113-2115
Keisuke Kageyama; Jun-ichi Tamazawa; Takuzo Aida
Primordial Noble Gases from Earth's Mantle: Identification of a Primitive Volatile Component, pp. 2115-2118
M. W. Caffee; G. B. Hudson; C. Velsko; G. R. Huss; E. C. Alexander Jr.; A. R. Chivas
Magma Intrusion Beneath Long Valley Caldera Confirmed by Temporal Changes in Gravity, pp. 2119-2122
M. Battaglia; C. Roberts; P. Segall
Impaired Fas Response and Autoimmunity in Pten +/- Mice, pp. 2122-2125
Antonio Di Cristofano; Paraskevi Kotsi; Yu Feng Peng; Carlos Cordon-Cardo; Keith B. Elkon; Pier Paolo Pandolfi
Drosophila S6 Kinase: A Regulator of Cell Size, pp. 2126-2129
Jacques Montagne; Mary J. Stewart; Hugo Stocker; Ernst Hafen; Sara C. Kozma; George Thomas
Affinity-Driven Peptide Selection of an NFAT Inhibitor More Selective Than Cyclosporin A, pp. 2129-2133
José Aramburu; Michael B. Yaffe; Cristina López-Rodríguez; Lewis C. Cantley; Patrick G. Hogan; Anjana Rao
Identification of an RNA-Protein Bridge Spanning the Ribosomal Subunit Interface, pp. 2133-2135
Gloria M. Culver; Jamie H. Cate; G. Zh. Yusupova; Marat M. Yusupov; Harry F. Noller
Muscle and Movement Representations in the Primary Motor Cortex, pp. 2136-2139
Shinji Kakei; Donna S. Hoffman; Peter L. Strick


AAAS News and Notes, p. 2151
Tiffany Ayers

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Front Matter (35 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 7
Laura Helmuth


News


News of the Week
No Easy Answers in Mars Probe's Fiery Death, p. 18
Richard A. Kerr
Neanderthals Were Cannibals, Bones Show, pp. 18-19
Elizabeth Culotta
Senate Tops House Panel in Raising NIH's Budget, pp. 19+21
David Malakoff
ScienceScope, p. 21
ESA Gets Flexible to Cut Costs, pp. 21-22
Alexander Hellemans
A Cheaper Way to Separate Isotopes?, pp. 22-23
Robert F. Service
Handsome Finches Win a Boost for Their Offspring, p. 23
Gretchen Vogel
NSF Shivers at Senate Arctic Research Plan, p. 24
Jeffrey Mervis
U.S. Adds $12 Million to Global Sequencing Push, pp. 24-25
Dennis Normile
Neptune May Crush Methane Into Diamonds, p. 25
Richard A. Kerr
India Creates Novel Brain Research Center, pp. 25+27
Pallava Bagla
Gene Defect Linked to Rett Syndrome, p. 27
Trisha Gura


News Focus
Beaming Into the Dark Corners of the Nuclear Kitchen, pp. 28-31
Andrew Watson
Ethical Loophole Closing Up for Stem Cell Researchers, p. 31
Sabine Steghaus-Kovac
Something Rotten in the State of Danish Research?, p. 33
Lone Frank
Panel of Scientists Helps Open Lid on Secret Images, p. 34
Jeffrey Mervis
'Self-Tuning' Software Adapts to Its Environment, p. 35
Barry Cipra
Permafrost Comes Alive for Siberian Researchers, pp. 36-37
Richard Stone


Random Samples, p. 39
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Avoiding an Oil Crunch, p. 47
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
The Force of Natural Selection, p. 49
Alice Hudder
Fuel Cells and Precious-Metal Catalysts, p. 49
Daniel J. Berger
Lynx Reintroduction, pp. 49+51
J. Michael Scott; Dennis Murray; B. Griffith
Intracytoplasmic Sperm Injection, pp. 51-52
M. M. Hawkins; C. L. R. Barratt; Carl Djerassi
Expected Relatedness: Correction, p. 52
Blaine J. Cole; Diane C. Wiernasz

Corrections and Clarifications: Sequence Server Samurai, p. 52
Corrections and Clarifications: Kansas Dumps Darwin, Raises Alarm Across the United States, p. 52


Essays on Science and Society
Scientific Communication -- A Vanity Fair?, pp. 53+55
Georg Franck


Books et al.
What Makes One Tic?, pp. 56-57
A Cursing Brain? The Histories of Tourette Syndrome
Howard I. Kushner
Review author[s]: Julio Licinio


Perspectives
Unraveling Aircraft Impacts, pp. 57-58
Randall R. Friedl
Switching on the Infant Brain, pp. 59+61
Ruxandra Sireteanu
Chemical Diversity in RNA Cleavage, pp. 61-62
Eric Westhof


Planetary Systems
Planetary Systems Proliferate, p. 65
Elizabeth Culotta; Linda Rowan


News
From a Swirl of Dust, a Planet is Born, pp. 66-68
Govert Schilling
Making New Worlds with a Throw of the Dice, pp. 68-69
Richard A. Kerr
Expanding the Habitable Zone, pp. 70-71
Gretchen Vogel


Reviews
Interiors of Giant Planets Inside and Outside the Solar System, pp. 72-77
Tristan Guillot
The Galilean Satellites, pp. 77-84
Adam P. Showman; Renu Malhotra


Research


Reports
Climate Change as a Regulator of Tectonics on Venus, pp. 87-90
Sean C. Solomon; Mark A. Bullock; David H. Grinspoon
The Age of the Carbonates in Martian Meteorite ALH84001, pp. 90-94
Lars E. Borg; James N. Connelly; Larry E. Nyquist; Chi-Y. Shih; Henry Wiesmann; Young Reese
The Gravity Field of Mars: Results from Mars Global Surveyor, pp. 94-97
David E. Smith; William L. Sjogren; G. Leonard Tyler; Georges Balmino; Frank G. Lemoine; Alex S. Konopliv
Sulfuric Acid on Europa and the Radiolytic Sulfur Cycle, pp. 97-99
R. W. Carlson; R. E. Johnson; M. S. Anderson
Dissociation of CH4 at High Pressures and Temperatures: Diamond Formation in Giant Planet Interiors?, pp. 100-102
Laura Robin Benedetti; Jeffrey H. Nguyen; Wendell A. Caldwell; Hongjian Liu; Michael Kruger; Raymond Jeanloz
Laminar Ceramics That Exhibit a Threshold Strength, pp. 102-105
M. P. Rao; A. J. Sánchez-Herencia; G. E. Beltz; R. M. McMeeking; F. F. Lange
Enhanced Cortical Dopamine Output and Antipsychotic-Like Effects of Raclopride by α2 Adrenoceptor Blockade, pp. 105-107
Peter Hertel; Maria V. Fagerquist; Torgny H. Svensson
Rapid Improvement in the Acuity of Infants After Visual Input, pp. 108-110
Daphne Maurer; Terri L. Lewis; Henry P. Brent; Alex V. Levin
Precisely Localized LTD in the Neocortex Revealed by Infrared-Guided Laser Stimulation, pp. 110-113
H.-U. Dodt; M. Eder; A. Frick; W. Zieglgänsberger
Regulation of Intestinal α-Defensin Activation by the Metalloproteinase Matrilysin in Innate Host Defense, pp. 113-117
Carole L. Wilson; Andre J. Ouellette; Donald P. Satchell; Tokiyoshi Ayabe; Yolanda S. López-Boado; Jennifer L. Stratman; Scott J. Hultgren; Lynn M. Matrisian; William C. Parks
Est1 and Cdc13 as Comediators of Telomerase Access, pp. 117-120
Sara K. Evans; Victoria Lundblad
Protamine-Induced Condensation and Decondensation of the Same DNA Molecule, pp. 120-123
Laurence R. Brewer; Michele Corzett; Rod Balhorn
Imidazole Rescue of a Cytosine Mutation in a Self-Cleaving Ribozyme, pp. 123-126
Anne T. Perrotta; I-Hung Shih; Michael D. Been
Male Attractiveness and Differential Testosterone Investment in Zebra Finch Eggs, pp. 126-128
Diego Gil; Jeff Graves; Neil Hazon; Alan Wells
Neanderthal Cannibalism at Moula-Guercy, Ardèche, France, pp. 128-131
Alban Defleur; Tim White; Patricia Valensi; Ludovic Slimak; Évelyne Crégut-Bonnoure


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Front Matter (32 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 195
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Groups Race to Sequence and Identify New York Virus, pp. 206-207
Martin Enserink
More Than Missing Metric Doomed Orbiter, p. 207
Richard A. Kerr
Special Treatment Set for Radiation Victim, pp. 207+209
Dennis Normile
Possible New Anti-Inflammatory Agent, pp. 209-210
Evelyn Strauss
ScienceScope, p. 209
Mouse Genome Added to Sequencing Effort, p. 210
Elizabeth Pennisi
Peering at the Crab's Power Supply, p. 211
Robert Irion
Fusion Gains, Basic Science Takes a Hit, pp. 211+213
David Malakoff
Tweaking Twisters in a Quantum World, p. 213
Erik Stokstad


News Focus
Philanthropy's Rising Tide Lifts Science, pp. 214-223
Jon Cohen
A New Finger on the Protein Destruction Button, pp. 223+225
Marcia Barinaga
First Components Found for Key Kidney Filter, pp. 225-226
Ingrid Wickelgren
Berkeley Puts All Its Eggs in Two Baskets, pp. 226-227
Robert F. Service


Random Samples, p. 229
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Science Learning, Science Opportunity, p. 237
Rita R. Colwell; Eamon M. Kelly


Letters
DARPA in the Spotlight, p. 239
Sheldon Penman; Charles C. Bates
Stevenson's Fingers, p. 239
Thomas M. Daniel
Support for Structural Genomics and Synchrotrons, pp. 239-240
Marvin Cassman; John C. Norvell
Conserved Ecological Niches, pp. 240-241
Chris D. Jiggins; Margarita Beltran
Oldest Printed Star Charts, p. 241
John S. Major; David C. Major
How a Geologist Finds the Truck, p. 241
Gene Ciancanelli
To Be a Good Teacher, p. 241
Edward Aboufadel
A Very Old Sahara, p. 243
Christopher Swezey


Policy Forum
International Scientific Cooperation, pp. 245-246
Pierre Baruch


Books et al.
Into the Minds of Babes, p. 247
The Myth of the First Three Years. A New Understanding of Early Brain Development and Lifelong Learning.
John T. Bruer
The Scientist in the Crib. Minds, Brains, and How Children Learn.
Alison Gopnik; Andrew N. Meltzoff; Patricia K. Kuhl
Review author[s]: Mark H. Johnson
Precise Timing, p. 248
The Quantum Beat. The Physical Principles of Atomic Clocks.
Fouad G. Major
Review author[s]: Christopher R. Ekstrom


Perspectives
How to Avoid Oxygen, p. 249
David Lloyd
Self-Organized One Dimensionality, pp. 251-252
J. Zaanen
Proton Pump Caught in the Act, pp. 252-253
Robert B. Gennis; Thomas G. Ebrey


Research


Research Article
Structural Changes in Bacteriorhodopsin During Ion Transport at 2 Angstrom Resolution, pp. 255-260
Hartmut Luecke; Brigitte Schobert; Hans-Thomas Richter; Jean-Philippe Cartailler; Janos K. Lanyi


Reports
Room-Temperature Magnetic Bistability in Organic Radical Crystals, pp. 261-262
Wataru Fujita; Kunio Awaga
Gate-Controlled Superconducting Proximity Effect in Carbon Nanotubes, pp. 263-265
A. F. Morpurgo; J. Kong; C. M. Marcus; H. Dai
Evidence for One-Dimensional Charge Transport in La 2-x-y NdySrxCuO4, pp. 265-268
Takuya Noda; Hiroshi Eisaki; Shin-ichi Uchida
One-Dimensional Electronic Structure and Suppression of d-Wave Node State in (La 1.28 Nd 0.6 Sr 0.12 )CuO4, pp. 268-272
X. J. Zhou; P. Bogdanov; S. A. Kellar; T. Noda; H. Eisaki; S. Uchida; Z. Hussain; Z.-X. Shen
Evidence of Nonlinear Elasticity of the Crust from the Mw7.6 Manyi (Tibet) Earthquake, pp. 272-276
Gilles Peltzer; Frédéric Crampé; Geoffrey King
Measurements of Past Ice Sheet Elevations in Interior West Antarctica, pp. 276-280
Robert P. Ackert Jr.; David J. Barclay; Harold W. Borns Jr.; Parker E. Calkin; Mark D. Kurz; James L. Fastook; Eric J. Steig
Past and Future Grounding-Line Retreat of the West Antarctic Ice Sheet, pp. 280-283
H. Conway; B. L. Hall; G. H. Denton; A. M. Gades; E. D. Waddington
Tributaries of West Antarctic Ice Streams Revealed by RADARSAT Interferometry, pp. 283-286
Ian Joughin; Laurence Gray; Robert Bindschadler; Stephen Price; David Morse; Christina Hulbe; Karim Mattar; Charles Werner
X-ray Crystallographic Structure of the Norwalk Virus Capsid, pp. 287-290
B. V. Venkataram Prasad; Michele E. Hardy; Terje Dokland; Jordi Bella; Michael G. Rossmann; Mary K. Estes
Crystal Structure of Invasin: A Bacterial Integrin-Binding Protein, pp. 291-295
Zsuzsa A. Hamburger; Michele S. Brown; Ralph R. Isberg; Pamela J. Bjorkman
Evolutionarily Conserved Pathways of Energetic Connectivity in Protein Families, pp. 295-299
Steve W. Lockless; Rama Ranganathan
Mimicry of CD40 Signals by Epstein-Barr Virus LMP1 in B Lymphocyte Responses, pp. 300-303
Junji Uchida; Teruhito Yasui; Yuko Takaoka-Shichijo; Masaaki Muraoka; Wanla Kulwichit; Nancy Raab-Traub; Hitoshi Kikutani
A Nonpeptidyl Mimic of Superoxide Dismutase with Therapeutic Activity in Rats, pp. 304-306
Daniela Salvemini; Zhi-Qiang Wang; Jay L. Zweier; Alexandre Samouilov; Heather Macarthur; Thomas P. Misko; Mark G. Currie; Salvatore Cuzzocrea; James A. Sikorski; Dennis P. Riley
Anaerobic Microbes: Oxygen Detoxification Without Superoxide Dismutase, pp. 306-309
Francis E. Jenney Jr.; Marc F. J. M. Verhagen; Xiaoyuan Cui; Michael W. W. Adams
The Tyrosine Kinase Negative Regulator c-Cbl as a RING-Type, E2-Dependent Ubiquitin-Protein Ligase, pp. 309-312
Claudio A. P. Joazeiro; Simon S. Wing; Han-kuei Huang; Joel D. Leverson; Tony Hunter; Yun-Cai Liu
Congenital Nephrotic Syndrome in Mice Lacking CD2-Associated Protein, pp. 312-315
Neng-Yao Shih; Jun Li; Vladimir Karpitskii; Ancho Nguyen; Michael L. Dustin; Osami Kanagawa; Jeffrey H. Miner; Andrey S. Shaw
Coordinated Polar Localization of Auxin Efflux Carrier PIN1 by GNOM ARF GEF, pp. 316-318
Thomas Steinmann; Niko Geldner; Markus Grebe; Stefan Mangold; Catherine L. Jackson; Sonia Paris; Leo Gälweiler; Klaus Palme; Gerd Jürgens


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Front Matter (51 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 371
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Varmus to Leave NIH in December to Run Sloan-Kettering, p. 382
Eliot Marshall
Kourilsky Takes Helm at the Pasteur Institute, pp. 382-383
Michael Balter
Neptune's Icy Cold Satellite Comes to Life, pp. 383+385
Richard A. Kerr
Another Distant Consort for the Sun?, pp. 385-386
Richard A. Kerr
ScienceScope, pp. 385+387
Congress Boosts NSF, Reverses NASA Cuts, pp. 386-387
Andrew Lawler
Scientific Groups Endorse Test Ban, pp. 387-388
Eliot Marshall
New Insights Into Cystic Fibrosis Ion Channel, pp. 388-389
Michael Hagmann
Words Writ-Very-Small by a Nanopen, pp. 389+391
Robert F. Service
A Misconduct Definition That Finally Sticks?, p. 391
Jocelyn Kaiser
Gibbons Joins Effort to Boost Science at State, p. 391
David Malakoff


News Focus
10 Years after the Wall, Science Revives in Eastern Germany, pp. 392-395
Robert Koenig
Links between Supernovae and Gamma Ray Bursts Strengthen, pp. 395+397
Govert Schilling
Japanese Faculty Show Signs of Catching Start-Up Fever, pp. 397-398
Dennis Normile
Physics Meets the Hideous Bog Beast, pp. 398-399
Mark Sincell


Random Samples, p. 401
Laura Helmuth


Science's Compass


Editorial
Are Genetic Tests Adequately Regulated?, p. 409
Neil A. Holtzman


Letters
Keeping Calm About Kansas, p. 411
Robert L. Bowden; M. Lee Allison
Postdoc Advice, pp. 411+413
Daniel M. Zuckerman; Gudrun Ihrke; Dan Ferber
Problems with the Polygraph, p. 413
Michael Phillips
Evolution Flies, pp. 413-414
David B. Dusenbery; T. Ryan Gregory; Joseph J. Schall


Policy Forum
Less Geology in the Geological Disposal of Nuclear Waste, pp. 415+417
Rodney C. Ewing


Books et al.
How Much Caution in the Fields?, pp. 418-419
Hazard Identification of Agricultural Biotechnology. Finding Relevant Questions.
Ad van Dommelen
Review author[s]: Donald N. Duvick


Perspectives
Defensins and Host Defense, pp. 420-421
Tomas Ganz
In Search of Low-k Dielectrics, pp. 421+423
Robert D. Miller
The Constant Junction, pp. 424-425
Miriam M. Salpeter
The Complexity of Stellar Death, pp. 425-426
Yervant Terzian


Tech.Sight
Gels and Genomes, p. 429
Jane Rogers
An Eye for the Abstract, pp. 430+432
Phase.
Review author[s]: Perla B. Balbuena
TechSightings, pp. 433-434
Kevin Ahern; Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters


Genomes
Genome Prospecting, p. 443
Barbara R. Jasny; Pamela J. Hines


News
Do-it-Yourself Gene Watching, pp. 444-447
Eliot Marshall
Keeping Genome Databases Clean and Up to Date, pp. 447-450
Elizabeth Pennisi


Viewpoints
Genomic Views of Human History, pp. 451-453
Kelly Owens; Mary-Claire King
Biosequence Exegesis, pp. 453-455
Mark S. Boguski
The Mammalian Gene Collection, pp. 455-457
Robert L. Strausberg; Elise A. Feingold; Richard D. Klausner; Francis S. Collins


Reviews
The Promise of Comparative Genomics in Mammals, pp. 458-462+479-481
Stephen J. O'Brien; Marilyn Menotti-Raymond; William J. Murphy; William G. Nash; Johannes Wienberg; Roscoe Stanyon; Neal G. Copeland; Nancy A. Jenkins; James E. Womack; Jennifer A. Marshall Graves
Genome Map: Comparative Genomics-Mammalian Radiations, pp. 470-478
Stephen J. O'Brien; John F. Eisenberg; Michael Miyamoto; S. Blair Hedges; Sudhir Kumar; Don E. Wilson; Marilyn Menotti-Raymond; William J. Murphy; WilliEam G. Nash; Leslie A. Lyons; Joan C. Menninger; Roscoe Stanyon; Johannes Wienberg; Neal G. Copeland; Nancy A. Jenkins; Joel Gellin; Martine Yerle; Leif Andersson; James Womack; Thomas Broad; John Postlethwait; Oleg Serov; Ernie Bailey; Michael R. James; Takeshi K. Watanabe; Matthew J. Wakefield; Jennifer Marshall Graves
Epigenetics: Regulation Through Repression, pp. 481-486
Alan P. Wolffe; Marjori A. Matzke
Pharmacogenomics: Translating Functional Genomics into Rational Therapeutics, pp. 487-491
William E. Evans; Mary V. Relling


Research


Research Articles
A Cyclic Antimicrobial Peptide Produced in Primate Leukocytes by the Ligation of Two Truncated α-Defensins, pp. 498-502
Yi-Quan Tang; Jun Yuan; George Ösapay; Klara Ösapay; Dat Tran; Christopher J. Miller; Andre J. Ouellette; Michael E. Selsted
Rapid and Reversible Effects of Activity on Acetylcholine Receptor Density at the Neuromuscular Junction In vivo, pp. 503-507
Mohammed Akaaboune; Susan M. Culican; Stephen G. Turney; Jeff W. Lichtman


Reports
Role of Metal-Oxide Interface in Determining the Spin Polarization of Magnetic Tunnel Junctions, pp. 507-509
Jose Maria de Teresa; Agnès Barthélémy; Albert Fert; Jean Pierre Contour; François Montaigne; Pierre Seneor
Emergence of Scaling in Random Networks, pp. 509-512
Albert-László Barabási; Réka Albert
Osmium Isotope Constraints on Ore Metal Recycling in Subduction Zones, pp. 512-516
Brent I. A. McInnes; Jannene S. McBride; Noreen J. Evans; David D. Lambert; Anita S. Andrew
Continuous Deformation Versus Faulting Through the Continental Lithosphere of New Zealand, pp. 516-519
Peter Molnar; Helen J. Anderson; Etienne Audoine; Donna Eberhart-Phillips; Ken R. Gledhill; Eryn R. Klosko; Thomas V. McEvilly; David Okaya; Martha Kane Savage; Tim Stern; Francis T. Wu
Slope Water Current Over the Laurentian Fan on Interannual to Millennial Time Scales, pp. 520-523
L. D. Keigwin; R. S. Pickart
Multiple Ink Nanolithography: Toward a Multiple-Pen Nano-Plotter, pp. 523-525
Seunghun Hong; Jin Zhu; Chad A. Mirkin
β-Defensins: Linking Innate and Adaptive Immunity Through Dendritic and T Cell CCR6, pp. 525-528
D. Yang; O. Chertov; S. N. Bykovskaia; Q. Chen; M. J. Buffo; J. Shogan; M. Anderson; J. M. Schröder; J. M. Wang; O. M. Z. Howard; J. J. Oppenheim
A New Primate from the Middle Eocene of Myanmar and the Asian Early Origin of Anthropoids, pp. 528-530
J.-J. Jaeger; Tin Thein; M. Benammi; Y. Chaimanee; Aung Naing Soe; Thit Lwin; Than Tun; San Wai; S. Ducrocq
Molecular Classification of Cancer: Class Discovery and Class Prediction by Gene Expression Monitoring, pp. 531-537
T. R. Golub; D. K. Slonim; P. Tamayo; C. Huard; M. Gaasenbeek; J. P. Mesirov; H. Coller; M. L. Loh; J. R. Downing; M. A. Caligiuri; C. D. Bloomfield; E. S. Lander
Sequencing Complex Polysaccharides, pp. 537-542
Ganesh Venkataraman; Zachary Shriver; Rahul Raman; Ram Sasisekharan
Stability and Variability in Competitive Communities, pp. 542-544
A. R. Ives; K. Gross; J. L. Klug
CFTR Chloride Channel Regulation by an Interdomain Interaction, pp. 544-548
Anjaparavanda P. Naren; Estelle Cormet-Boyaka; Jian Fu; Matteo Villain; J. Edwin Blalock; Michael W. Quick; Kevin L. Kirk
Neurogenesis in the Neocortex of Adult Primates, pp. 548-552
Elizabeth Gould; Alison J. Reeves; Michael S. A. Graziano; Charles G. Gross
Yeast Gene for a Tyr-DNA Phosphodiesterase that Repairs Topoisomerase I Complexes, pp. 552-555
Jeffrey J. Pouliot; Kevin C. Yao; Carol A. Robertson; Howard A. Nash


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Front Matter (44 pp.)
Netwatch, p. 639
Laura Helmuth


News


News of the Week
Enzymes Point Way to Potential Alzheimer's Therapies, pp. 650-651
Elizabeth Pennisi
Science Supporter John Porter to Leave Congress, p. 651
Eliot Marshall
Massive Hiring Plan Aimed at 'Brain Gain', pp. 651+653
Wayne Kondro
ScienceScope, pp. 653+655
Secret of Soviet-Era Nuclear Blast Revealed, pp. 653-654
Vladimir Pokrovsky
On the Track of Ebola's Hideout?, pp. 654-655
Michael Hagmann
PNAS to Join PubMed Central-On Condition, pp. 655-656
Eliot Marshall
The Lancet Scolded Over Pusztai Paper, p. 656
Martin Enserink
Did One California Jolt Bring on Another, pp. 656-657
Richard A. Kerr
New Questions About Ancient American Site, pp. 657+659
Heather Pringle
Scientists Strike Back Against Creationism, p. 659
Bernice Wuethrich


News Focus
Prions: A Lone Killer or a Vital Accomplice?, pp. 660-662
Michael Balter
A Surprising Tale of Life in the City, p. 663
Keith Kloor
Do Mitochondrial Mutations Dim the Fire of Life?, p. 664
Elizabeth Pennisi
A New Blocker for the TGF-β Pathway, p. 665
Gretchen Vogel
Colleagues Say 'Amen' to This Year's Choices, pp. 666-667+669
Michael Hagmann; Alexander Hellemans; Robert F. Service; Mark Sincell


Random Samples, p. 671
Richard Stone


Science's Compass


Editorial
New Online Tools for Scholars: 3, p. 679
Floyd E. Bloom


Letters
Science and Scripture, p. 681
John W. Moore; Fred Whitehead; Gayle Brosnan-Watters
Postdoc Servitude in the Academic-Industrial Alliance, pp. 681-682
Leonard John Deftos
Don't Try This at Home, p. 682
Sanjay Magavi
Foreign-Born Scientists, pp. 682-684
Alan Chodos; Robert M. Chandler-Burns; Norma P. Martinez de Guzman; Armando Guzman; Sharon G. Levin; Paula E. Stephan
Documenting Speciation, p. 684
John S. Knox
Corrections and Clarifications: Ethical Loophole Closing up for Stem Cell Researchers, p. 684
Corrections and Clarifications: Water Vapor Absorption in Arthropods by Accumulation of Myoinositol and Glucose, p. 684
Corrections and Clarifications: Effect on the Biosphere of Elevated Atmospheric CO2, p. 684
Corrections and Clarifications: Redesigning Evolution?, p. 684


Policy Forum
International Ecosystem Assessment, pp. 685-686
Edward Ayensu; Daniel van R. Claasen; Mark Collins; Andrew Dearing; Louise Fresco; Madhav Gadgil; Habiba Gitay; Gisbert Glaser; Calestous Juma; John Krebs; Robert Lenton; Jane Lubchenco; Jeffrey A. McNeely; Harold A. Mooney; Per Pinstrup-Andersen; Mario Ramos; Peter Raven; Walter V. Reid; Cristian Samper; José Sarukhán; Peter Schei; José Galízia Tundisi; Robert T. Watson; Xu Guanhua; A. H. Zakri


Books et al.
Complex Facets of a Strong Interactor, p. 687
Strange Beauty. Murray Gell-Mann and the Revolution in Twentieth-Century Physics.
George Johnson
Review author[s]: Mary K. Gaillard


Perspectives
Cranking It Up a Notch, pp. 689-690
Anjen Chenn; Christopher A. Walsh
Do Proteins Predate DNA?, pp. 690-692
Stephen J. Freeland; Robin D. Knight; Laura F. Landweber
Mapping Mantle Melting, pp. 692-693
Roger Buck
From Gamma-Ray Bursts to Supernovae, pp. 693+695
Jan van Paradijs


Olfaction
Making Sense of Scents, p. 703
Peter Stern; Jean Marx


News
Following the Scent of Avian Olfaction, pp. 704-705
David Malakoff
Salmon Follow Watery Odors Home, pp. 705-706
Marcia Barinaga


Reviews
Seven-Transmembrane Proteins as Odorant and Chemosensory Receptors, pp. 707-711
Peter Mombaerts
The Olfactory Bulb: Coding and Processing of Odor Molecule Information, pp. 711-715
Kensaku Mori; Hiroshi Nagao; Yoshihiro Yoshihara
The Vomeronasal Organ, pp. 716-720
Eric B. Keverne
Olfactory Reception in Invertebrates, pp. 720-723
Jürgen Krieger; Heinz Breer
A Systems Perspective on Early Olfactory Coding, pp. 723-728
Gilles Laurent


Research


Research Articles
β-Secretase Cleavage of Alzheimer's Amyloid Precursor Protein by the Transmembrane Aspartic Protease BACE, pp. 735-741
Robert Vassar; Brian D. Bennett; Safura Babu-Khan; Steve Kahn; Elizabeth A. Mendiaz; Paul Denis; David B. Teplow; Sandra Ross; Patricia Amarante; Richard Loeloff; Yi Luo; Seth Fisher; Janis Fuller; Steven Edenson; Jackson Lile; Mark A. Jarosinski; Anja Leona Biere; Eileen Curran; Teresa Burgess; Jean-Claude Louis; Frank Collins; James Treanor; Gary Rogers; Martin Citron
Contact-Dependent Inhibition of Cortical Neurite Growth Mediated by Notch Signaling, pp. 741-746
Nenad Šestan; Spyros Artavanis-Tsakonas; Pasko Rakic


Reports
All-Inorganic Field Effect Transistors Fabricated by Printing, pp. 746-749
Brent A. Ridley; Babak Nivi; Joseph M. Jacobson
Bidirectional Semiconductor Laser, pp. 749-752
Claire Gmachl; Alessandro Tredicucci; Deborah L. Sivco; Albert L. Hutchinson; Federico Capasso; Alfred Y. Cho
Asymmetric Electrical Structure in the Mantle Beneath the East Pacific Rise at 17°S, pp. 752-756
R. L. Evans; P. Tarits; A. D. Chave; A. White; G. Heinson; J. H. Filloux; H. Toh; N. Seama; H. Utada; J. R. Booker; M. J. Unsworth
Subtropical North Atlantic Temperatures 60,000 to 30,000 Years Ago, pp. 756-759
Julian P. Sachs; Scott J. Lehman
Evolution of Complexity in Paleozoic Ammonoid Sutures, pp. 760-763
W. B. Saunders; D. M. Work; S. V. Nikolaeva
A Triassic Fauna from Madagascar, Including Early Dinosaurs, pp. 763-765
John J. Flynn; J. Michael Parrish; Berthe Rakotosamimanana; William F. Simpson; Robin L. Whatley; André R. Wyss
Interlocked Feedback Loops Within the Drosophila Circadian Oscillator, pp. 766-768
Nick R. J. Glossop; Lisa C. Lyons; Paul E. Hardin
Light-Independent Role of CRY1 and CRY2 in the Mammalian Circadian Clock, pp. 768-771
Edmund A. Griffin, Jr.; David Staknis; Charles J. Weitz
Negative Feedback Regulation of TGF-β Signaling by the SnoN Oncoprotein, pp. 771-774
Shannon L. Stroschein; Wei Wang; Sharleen Zhou; Qiang Zhou; Kunxin Luo
Aging-Dependent Large Accumulation of Point Mutations in the Human mtDNA Control Region for Replication, pp. 774-779
Yuichi Michikawa; Franca Mazzucchelli; Nereo Bresolin; Guglielmo Scarlato; Giuseppe Attardi
Crystal Structure of the Ectodomain of Human Transferrin Receptor, pp. 779-782
C. Martin Lawrence; Sanjoy Ray; Marina Babyonyshev; Renate Galluser; David W. Borhani; Stephen C. Harrison
Microtubule Disassembly by ATP-Dependent Oligomerization of the AAA Enzyme Katanin, pp. 782-785
James J. Hartman; Ronald D. Vale
Neuronal Activity-Dependent Cell Survival Mediated by Transcription Factor MEF2, pp. 785-790
Zixu Mao; Azad Bonni; Fen Xia; Mireya Nadal-Vicens; Michael E. Greenberg
Apoptosis of T Cells Mediated by Ca 2+ -Induced Release of the Transcription Factor MEF2, pp. 790-793
Hong-Duk Youn; Luo Sun; Ron Prywes; Jun O. Liu


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Front Matter (35 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 867
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Siberian Mammoth Find Raises Hopes, Questions, pp. 876-877
Richard Stone
The Why Behind the Y Chromosome, pp. 877+879
Gretchen Vogel
Ukrainian KGB Puts Heat on Researchers, p. 879
Richard Stone
ScienceScope, pp. 879+881
Making Social Science Data More Useful, p. 880
Wayne Kondro
Millennium Projects May Provide Science Bonanza, pp. 880-881
Dennis Normile
Leptin Not Impressive in Clinical Trial, pp. 881-882
Trisha Gura
Tweaking the Clock of Radioactive Decay, pp. 882-883
Richard A. Kerr
Shalala Takes Watchdog Office Out of the Hunt, p. 883
Jocelyn Kaiser
Cleared of Misconduct, Geoscientist Sues Critics, pp. 883+885
David Malakoff
Student Strike Engulfs Research Activities, pp. 885-886
Jocelyn Kaiser
Candidate 'Gene Silencers' Found, p. 886
Evelyn Strauss
Fetal Cells Help Parkinson's Patients, pp. 886-887
Laura Helmuth
Researchers Plan Free Global Preprint Archive, p. 887
Eliot Marshall
First Glimpse of a Cosmic Funnel, p. 887
Mark Sincell


News Focus
Turning Thoughts into Actions, pp. 888-890
Marcia Barinaga
A Long Season Puts Çatalhöyük in Context, pp. 890-891
Michael Balter
Gamma Ray Bursts Keep Playing Coy, p. 893
Govert Schilling
Sweden Takes Steps to Protect Tissue Banks, p. 894
Annika Nilsson; Joanna Rose
Grad Students Head to Class as New NSF Teaching Fellows, p. 895
Jeffrey Mervis


Random Samples, p. 897
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Take Another Look, p. 899
Stephen Jay Gould


Letters
Radioactive Nuclear Beams, p. 901
P. Gregers Hansen
Quoting the Hippocratic Oath, p. 901
Review author[s]: Christine A. Ruggere
Invaders Today, Natives Tomorrow?, pp. 901-902
Allen M. Young; Thomas O. Powers
Silent Scientists, pp. 902-903
Stephen B. Pruett
Assessing the Spread of Engineered TMV, p. 903
R. N. Campbell
Corrections and Clarifications: Philanthropy's Rising Tide Lifts Science, p. 903
Corrections and Clarifications: Scientific Groups Endorse Test Ban, p. 903


Policy Forum
Costs of Multigreenhouse Gas Reduction Targets for the USA, pp. 905-906
Katharine Hayhoe; Atul Jain; Hugh Pitcher; Chris MacCracken; Michael Gibbs; Donald Wuebbles; Reid Harvey; Dina Kruger


Books et al.
Two Realms and Their Relationships, pp. 907-908
Rocks of Ages. Science and Religion in the Fullness of Life.
Stephen Jay Gould
Seduced by Science. How American Religion Has Lost Its Way.
Steven Goldberg
The Sacred Depths of Nature.
Ursula Goodenough
Review author[s]: Craig B. Anderson


Perspectives
Deep Earthquakes in Real Slabs, pp. 909-910
Seth A. Stein; David C. Rubie
Calibrating the Isotopic Paleothermometer, pp. 910-911
Jean Jouzel
New Tools for the Antimitotic Toolbox, pp. 913-914
Duane A. Compton
PrP's Double Causes Trouble, pp. 914-915
Charles Weissmann; Adriano Aguzzi


Review
The Presenilins in Alzheimer's Disease-Proteolysis Holds the Key, pp. 916-919
Christian Haass; Bart De Strooper


Research


Reports
Imaging Magma Transport during the 1997 Seismic Swarm off the Izu Peninsula, Japan, pp. 927-930
Yosuke Aoki; Paul Segall; Teruyuki Kato; Peter Cervelli; Seiichi Shimada
Abrupt Climate Change at the End of the Last Glacial Period Inferred from Trapped Air in Polar Ice, pp. 930-934
Jeffrey P. Severinghaus; Edward J. Brook
16°C Rapid Temperature Variation in Central Greenland 70,000 Years Ago, pp. 934-937
C. Lang; M. Leuenberger; J. Schwander; S. Johnsen
Seismic Consequences of Warm versus Cool Subduction Metamorphism: Examples from Southwest and Northeast Japan, pp. 937-939
Simon M. Peacock; Kelin Wang
In Situ Observation of the Formation of 10 Å Phase from Talc + H2O at Mantle Pressures and Temperatures, pp. 940-942
Nicholas J. Chinnery; Alison R. Pawley; Simon M. Clark
Field-Effect Flow Control for Microfabricated Fluidic Networks, pp. 942-945
Richard B. M. Schasfoort; Stefan Schlautmann; Jan Hendrikse; Albert van den Berg
Organic-Inorganic Hybrid Materials as Semiconducting Channels in Thin-Film Field-Effect Transistors, pp. 945-947
C. R. Kagan; D. B. Mitzi; C. D. Dimitrakopoulos
The Root of Angiosperm Phylogeny Inferred from Duplicate Phytochrome Genes, pp. 947-950
Sarah Mathews; Michael J. Donoghue
A Species of Small Antisense RNA in Posttranscriptional Gene Silencing in Plants, pp. 950-952
Andrew J. Hamilton; David C. Baulcombe
TCR-Mediated Internalization of Peptide-MHC Complexes Acquired by T Cells, pp. 952-954
Jing-Feng Huang; Young Yang; Homero Sepulveda; Weixing Shi; Inkyu Hwang; Per A. Peterson; Michael R. Jackson; Jonathan Sprent; Zeling Cai
Epigenetic Inheritance of Active Chromatin After Removal of the Main Transactivator, pp. 955-958
Giacomo Cavalli; Renato Paro
A Direct Estimate of the Human αβ T Cell Receptor Diversity, pp. 958-961
T. Petteri Arstila; Armanda Casrouge; Véronique Baron; Jos Even; Jean Kanellopoulos; Philippe Kourilsky
Arabidopsis NPH3: A NPH1 Photoreceptor-Interacting Protein Essential for Phototropism, pp. 961-964
Andrei Motchoulski; Emmanuel Liscum
Four Evolutionary Strata on the Human X Chromosome, pp. 964-967
Bruce T. Lahn; David C. Page
Opposite Patterns of Synchrony in Sympatric Disease Metapopulations, pp. 968-971
Pejman Rohani; David J. D. Earn; Bryan T. Grenfell
Small Molecule Inhibitor of Mitotic Spindle Bipolarity Identified in a Phenotype-Based Screen, pp. 971-974
Thomas U. Mayer; Tarun M. Kapoor; Stephen J. Haggarty; Randall W. King; Stuart L. Schreiber; Timothy J. Mitchison


AAAS News and Notes, pp. 977-979
Tiffany Ayers

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Front Matter (37 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1047
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
EMBL Faces Huge Bill Following Adverse Pay Dispute Ruling, pp. 1058-1059
Michael Balter
Booby-Trapped Letters Sent to 87 Researchers, p. 1059
Jocelyn Kaiser
Reverse Engineering the Ceramic Art of Algae, pp. 1059+1061
Ivan Amato
Has a Great River in the Sea Slowed Down?, pp. 1061-1062
Richard A. Kerr
ScienceScope, pp. 1061+1063
European Vaccine Effort Faces Chinese Puzzle, pp. 1062-1063
Michael Balter
Congress Shrinks Lab Chiefs' Flexible Funds, p. 1064
David Malakoff
Fossils Give Glimpse of Old Mother Lamprey, pp. 1064-1065
Carl Zimmer
Gravity's Gravity Vindicates Einstein, pp. 1065+1067
Andrew Watson
Patterning Plastic with Plentiful Pillars, p. 1067
Robert F. Service


News Focus
Humane Science Finds Sharper and Kinder Tools, pp. 1068-1071
Erik Stokstad
The Stories Behind the Bones, pp. 1071+1073-1074
Carl Zimmer
NIH Eyes Sweeping Reform of Peer Review, pp. 1074-1076
Bruce Agnew
The Misconduct Case That Won't Go Away, pp. 1076-1077
Eliot Marshall


Random Samples, p. 1079
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
View from the East, p. 1087
Jens G. Reich


Letters
Megascience Forum: Valuable from IUPAP's Perspective, p. 1089
Burton Richter
Need for Neutron Diffraction Instruments, p. 1089
Paul Langan; Benno P. Schoenborn
The Paternity of Aspirin, pp. 1090-1091
Harry Henderson
Fear of Biotechnology: Hysteria or Due Caution?, p. 1091
Jørn Koch


Corrections and Clarifications: Computation Without Current, p. 1091
Corrections and Clarifications: Biological Invaders Sweep in, p. 1091
Corrections and Clarifications: Getting to the Front of the Bus, p. 1091


Science's Compass


Essay on Science and Society
Of Two Minds and One Nature, pp. 1093-1094
Rhonda Roland Shearer; Stephen Jay Gould


Books et al.
A Genetic Code Napoléon?, pp. 1095-1096
French DNA. Trouble in Purgatory.
Paul Rabinow
Review author[s]: Wilhelm Ansorge
Mega Roles for Microorganisms, p. 1096
Intimate Strangers. Unseen Life on Earth
Review author[s]: Caroline S. Harwood; E. Peter Greenberg


Perspectives
Controlling Cracks in Ceramics, pp. 1097+1099
William J. Clegg
Diversity and Production in European Grasslands, pp. 1099-1100
David Tilman
Breast Cancer Genes and DNA Repair, pp. 1100-1102
Ashok R. Venkitaraman
Cell Migration-Movin' On, pp. 1102-1103
Alan Rick Horwitz; J. Thomas Parsons


Review
Northern Hemisphere Ice-Sheet Influences on Global Climate Change, pp. 1104-1111
Peter U. Clark; Richard B. Alley; David Pollard


Research


Research Articles
Experimental Determination of the Antiaromaticity of Cyclobutadiene, pp. 1119-1122
Ashok A. Deniz; Kevin S. Peters; Gary J. Snyder
Plant Diversity and Productivity Experiments in European Grasslands, pp. 1123-1127
A. Hector; B. Schmid; C. Beierkuhnlein; M. C. Caldeira; M. Diemer; P. G. Dimitrakopoulos; J. A. Finn; H. Freitas; P. S. Giller; J. Good; R. Harris; P. Högberg; K. Huss-Danell; J. Joshi; A. Jumpponen; C. Körner; P. W. Leadley; M. Loreau; A. Minns; C. P. H. Mulder; G. O'Donovan; S. J. Otway; J. S. Pereira; A. Prinz; D. J. Read; M. Scherer-Lorenzen; E. D. Schulze; A. S. D. Siamantziouras; E. M. Spehn; A. C. Terry; A. Y. Troumbis; F. I. Woodward; S. Yachi; J. H. Lawton


Reports
Hydrogen Storage in Single-Walled Carbon Nanotubes at Room Temperature, pp. 1127-1129
C. Liu; Y. Y. Fan; M. Liu; H. T. Cong; H. M. Cheng; M. S. Dresselhaus
Polycationic Peptides from Diatom Biosilica That Direct Silica Nanosphere Formation, pp. 1129-1132
Nils Kröger; Rainer Deutzmann; Manfred Sumper
A Possible 20th-Century Slowdown of Southern Ocean Deep Water Formation, pp. 1132-1135
Wallace S. Broecker; Stewart Sutherland; Tsung-Hung Peng
Fault Slip Rates in the Modern New Madrid Seismic Zone, pp. 1135-1138
Karl Mueller; Jocasta Champion; Margaret Guccione; Keith Kelson
Ultrasensitive Isotope Trace Analyses with a Magneto-Optical Trap, pp. 1139-1141
C. Y. Chen; Y. M. Li; K. Bailey; T. P. O'Connor; L. Young; Z.-T. Lu
Similarity of the C. elegans Developmental Timing Protein LIN-42 to Circadian Rhythm Proteins, pp. 1141-1146
Mili Jeon; Heather F. Gardner; Eric A. Miller; Jodie Deshler; Ann E. Rougvie
An Adenosine Deaminase That Generates Inosine at the Wobble Position of tRNAs, pp. 1146-1149
André P. Gerber; Walter Keller
Regulation of Lineage Commitment Distinct from Positive Selection, pp. 1149-1153
Robert Keefe; Vibhuti Dave; David Allman; David Wiest; Dietmar J. Kappes
A Biochemical Genomics Approach for Identifying Genes by the Activity of Their Products, pp. 1153-1155
Mark R. Martzen; Stephen M. McCraith; Sherry L. Spinelli; Francy M. Torres; Stanley Fields; Elizabeth J. Grayhack; Eric M. Phizicky
Nongenomic Transmission Across Generations of Maternal Behavior and Stress Responses in the Rat, pp. 1155-1158
Darlene Francis; Josie Diorio; Dong Liu; Michael J. Meaney
Extensive Nuclear DNA Sequence Diversity Among Chimpanzees, pp. 1159-1162
Henrik Kaessmann; Victor Wiebe; Svante Pääbo
Requirement of ATM-Dependent Phosphorylation of Brca1 in the DNA Damage Response to Double-Strand Breaks, pp. 1162-1166
David Cortez; Yi Wang; Jun Qin; Stephen J. Elledge
Control of the DNA Damage Checkpoint by Chk1 and Rad53 Protein Kinases Through Distinct Mechanisms, pp. 1166-1171
Yolanda Sanchez; Jeff Bachant; Hong Wang; Fenghua Hu; Dou Liu; Michael Tetzlaff; Stephen J. Elledge
Focal Adhesion Motility Revealed in Stationary Fibroblasts, pp. 1172-1174
Lubomir B. Smilenov; Alexei Mikhailov; Robert J. Pelham Jr.; Eugene E. Marcantonio; Gregg G. Gundersen
Experimental Studies of Extinction Dynamics, pp. 1175-1177
Gary E. Belovsky; Chad Mellison; Chad Larson; Peter A. Van Zandt
Chunk Versus Point Sampling: Visual Imaging in a Small Insect, pp. 1178-1180
Elke Buschbeck; Birgit Ehmer; Ron Hoy
Calmodulin Dependence of Presynaptic Metabotropic Glutamate Receptor Signaling, pp. 1180-1184
Vincent O'Connor; Oussama El Far; Elisa Bofill-Cardona; Christian Nanoff; Michael Freissmuth; Andreas Karschin; José M. Airas; Heinrich Betz; Stefan Boehm


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Front Matter (41 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1251
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Storm Brews Over Gene Bank of Estonian Population, pp. 1262-1263
Lone Frank
Malarial Genome Comes Into View, pp. 1263+1265
Elizabeth Pennisi
Key Brain Receptor Gets an Unusual Regulator, pp. 1265-1266
Ingrid Wickelgren
ScienceScope, pp. 1265+1267
Balloon Flight Brings Cosmic Glow Into Focus, pp. 1266-1267
Robert Irion
Memory T Cells Don't Need Practice, pp. 1267-1268
Michael Hagmann
U.S. Cuts Retraining of Russian Weaponeers, pp. 1268-1269
Richard Stone
Gene Skews Patterns of Inheritance, p. 1269
Elizabeth Pennisi
FDA Report Scores Chimp Research Lab, pp. 1269+1271
Gretchen Vogel
University of Cambridge to Team Up with MIT, p. 1271
Michael Hagmann


News Focus
Tenured Women Battle to Make It Less Lonely at the Top, pp. 1272-1278
Andrew Lawler
Geology Near, Far, and Long Ago, pp. 1279+1281
Richard A. Kerr
Does Life's Handedness Come From Within?, pp. 1282-1283
Robert F. Service
A Shifting Equation Links Modern Farming and Forests, p. 1283
Laura Helmuth


Random Samples, p. 1285
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Science in the Future of India, p. 1295
C. N. R. Rao


Letters
First Indications of Geological Activity on Triton, p. 1297
William K. Hartmann; Richard A. Kerr
Valuing Scientists as Educators, pp. 1297-1298
Laurie A. Fathe; Steven B. Oppenheimer
Tuberculosis Vaccines, pp. 1298-1301
Renée Ridzon; Margaret Hannan; Tom Lietman; Sally Blower; Marcel A. Behr; Peter M. Small


Corrections and Clarifications: Getting to the Front of the Bus, p. 1301
Corrections and Clarifications: Effect on the Biosphere of Elevated Atmospheric CO2, p. 1301
Corrections and Clarifications: Carbon Sequestration in Soils, p. 1301


Science's Compass


Policy Forum
Science and Higher Education in Russia, pp. 1303-1304
Irina Dezhina; Loren Graham


Books et al.
Is AIDS Man-Made?, pp. 1305-1306
The River. A Journey to the Source of HIV and AIDS.
Edward Hooper
Review author[s]: Robin A. Weiss


Perspectives
The ABCs of Self-Assembly, p. 1307
Edwin L. Thomas
Cell Survival Demands Some Rsk, pp. 1309-1310
Angel R. Nebreda; Anne-Claude Gavin
Watching Matter Rearrange, pp. 1310-1311
Keith A. Nelson
Whirling Dervishes, p. 1311
Orla Smith


Research


Research Article
Structure of an E6AP-UbcH7 Complex: Insights into Ubiquitination by the E2- E3 Enzyme Cascade, pp. 1321-1326
Lan Huang; Elspeth Kinnucan; Guangli Wang; Sylvie Beaudenon; Peter M. Howley; Jon M. Huibregtse; Nikola P. Pavletich


Reports
Evidence for a Ubiquitous Seismic Discontinuity at the Base of the Mantle, pp. 1326-1331
Igor Sidorin; Michael Gurnis; Don V. Helmberger
Fluid Flow in Chondritic Parent Bodies: Deciphering the Compositions of Planetesimals, pp. 1331-1335
Edward D. Young; Richard D. Ash; Philip England; Douglas Rumble III
Imaging of Humic Substance Macromolecular Structures in Water and Soils, pp. 1335-1337
S. C. B. Myneni; J. T. Brown; G. A. Martinez; W. Meyer-Ilse
Origin of Magnetization Decay in Spin-Dependent Tunnel Junctions, pp. 1337-1340
Martha R. McCartney; Rafal E. Dunin-Borkowski; Michael R. Scheinfein; David J. Smith; Savas Gider; Stuart S. P. Parkin
Detection of Nonthermal Melting by Ultrafast X-ray Diffraction, pp. 1340-1342
C. W. Siders; A. Cavalleri; K. Sokolowski-Tinten; Cs. Tóth; T. Guo; M. Kammler; M. Horn von Hoegen; K. R. Wilson; D. von der Linde; C. P. J. Barty
Cretaceous Sauropods from the Sahara and the Uneven Rate of Skeletal Evolution Among Dinosaurs, pp. 1342-1347
Paul C. Sereno; Allison L. Beck; Didier B. Dutheil; Hans C. E. Larsson; Gabrielle H. Lyon; Bourahima Moussa; Rudyard W. Sadleir; Christian A. Sidor; David J. Varricchio; Gregory P. Wilson; Jeffrey A. Wilson
Prolonged Activation of Mitochondrial Conductances During Synaptic Transmission, pp. 1347-1350
Elizabeth A. Jonas; JoAnn Buchanan; Leonard K. Kaczmarek
A Genetic Map and Recombination Parameters of the Human Malaria Parasite Plasmodium falciparum, pp. 1351-1353
Xin-Zhuan Su; Michael T. Ferdig; Yaming Huang; Chuong Q. Huynh; Anna Liu; Jingtao You; John C. Wootton; Thomas E. Wellems
Sexual Transmission and Propagation of SIV and HIV in Resting and Activated CD4+ T Cells, pp. 1353-1357
Z.-Q. Zhang; T. Schuler; M. Zupancic; S. Wietgrefe; K. A. Staskus; K. A. Reimann; T. A. Reinhart; M. Rogan; W. Cavert; C. J. Miller; R. S. Veazey; D. Notermans; S. Little; S. A. Danner; D. D. Richman; D. Havlir; J. Wong; H. L. Jordan; T. W. Schacker; P. Racz; K. Tenner-Racz; N. L. Letvin; S. Wolinsky; A. T. Haase
Cell Survival Promoted by the Ras-MAPK Signaling Pathway by Transcription- Dependent and -Independent Mechanisms, pp. 1358-1362
Azad Bonni; Anne Brunet; Anne E. West; Sandeep Robert Datta; Mari A. Takasu; Michael E. Greenberg
The Protein Kinase p90 Rsk as an Essential Mediator of Cytostatic Factor Activity, pp. 1362-1365
Ramesh R. Bhatt; James E. Ferrell Jr.
Induction of Metaphase Arrest in Cleaving Xenopus Embryos by the Protein Kinase p90 Rsk, pp. 1365-1367
Stefan D. Gross; Markus S. Schwab; Andrea L. Lewellyn; James L. Maller
Activation of PPARγ Coactivator-1 Through Transcription Factor Docking, pp. 1368-1371
Pere Puigserver; Guillaume Adelmant; Zhidan Wu; Melina Fan; Jianming Xu; Bert O'Malley; Bruce M. Spiegelman
Evidence for Autoregulation of Cystathionine γ-Synthase mRNA Stability in Arabidopsis, pp. 1371-1374
Yukako Chiba; Mari Ishikawa; Fumiko Kijima; R. Huw Tyson; Jungsup Kim; Ayako Yamamoto; Eiji Nambara; Thomas Leustek; Roger M. Wallsgrove; Satoshi Naito
Defective Thymocyte Maturation in p44 MAP Kinase (Erk 1) Knockout Mice, pp. 1374-1377
Gilles Pagès; Sandrine Guérin; Dominique Grall; Frédéric Bonino; Austin Smith; Fabienne Anjuere; Patrick Auberger; Jacques Pouysségur
Persistence of Memory CD8 T Cells in MHC Class I-Deficient Mice, pp. 1377-1381
Kaja Murali-Krishna; Lisa L. Lau; Suryaprakash Sambhara; Francois Lemonnier; John Altman; Rafi Ahmed
Class II-Independent Generation of CD4 Memory T Cells from Effectors, pp. 1381-1383
Susan L. Swain; Hui Hu; Gail Huston


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Front Matter (26 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1439
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
New York's Lethal Virus Came from Middle East, DNA Suggests, pp. 1450-1451
Martin Enserink
Shadow of an Exoplanet Detected, pp. 1451+1453
Govert Schilling
ScienceScope, pp. 1453+1455
Protests Win Changes to Peer-Review Proposal, pp. 1453-1454
Bruce Agnew
Cyclone Wrecks Rice, Botanical Centers, p. 1454
Pallava Bagla
Chimps and Lethal Strain a Bad Mix, pp. 1454-1455
Jon Cohen
Ocean Project Drills for Methane Hydrates, p. 1456
Dennis Normile
Lumpy Infrared Points to Earliest Galaxies, pp. 1456-1457
Alexander Hellemans
A System Fails at Mars, A Spacecraft is Lost, pp. 1457+1459
Richard A. Kerr
Journals Launch Private Reference Network, p. 1459
Eliot Marshall
Gyroscope Failure Closes Down Hubble, p. 1459
Andrew Lawler


News Focus
Bayes Offers a 'New' Way to Make Sense of Numbers, pp. 1460-1464
David Malakoff
A Smoking Gun for an Ancient Methane Discharge, p. 1465
Richard A. Kerr
Were Spaniards Among the First Americans?, pp. 1467-1468
Constance Holden
Rockefeller to End Network After 15 Years of Success, pp. 1468-1469
Dennis Normile
Can Immune Systems be Trained to Fight HIV?, pp. 1470-1471
Michael Balter


Random Samples, p. 1473
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
A Hippocratic Oath for Scientists, p. 1475
Joseph Rotblat


Letters
Biomedical Attacks, p. 1477
Frankie L. Trull
Rates of Soil Erosion, pp. 1477-1478
David Pimentel; Edward L. Skidmore; Stanley W. Trimble
Meme's the Word, pp. 1478-1479
Jacob Goldenberg; David Mazursky; Sorin Solomon
Corrections and Clarifications: Fighting Fire with Fire, p. 1479
Corrections and Clarifications: Slope Water Current Over the Laurentian Fan on Interannual to Millenial Time Scales, p. 1479


Policy Forum
Regulating Firearms as a Consumer Product, pp. 1481-1482
Susan B. Sorenson


Books et al.
The Brain's Number-Crunching Power, pp. 1483-1484
What Counts. How Every Brain is Hardwired for Math.
Brian Butterworth
Review author[s]: Marc Hauser
Lingua Franca, p. 1484
Tower of Babel. The Evidence Against the New Creationism.
Robert T. Pennock
Review author[s]: Fintan R. Steele


Perspectives
Mid-Holocene Climate Change, pp. 1485+1487
Eric J. Steig
On the Edge of the Solar System, pp. 1487-1488
Rodney Gomes
"Sickle Cell Anemia, a Molecular Disease", pp. 1488-1490
Bruno J. Strasser
The Evolutionary Synthesis, p. 1490
Nils Chr. Stenseth


Essay
Tantalizing Transcriptomes-SAGE and Its Use in Global Gene Expression Analysis, pp. 1491-1492
Victor E. Velculescu


Tech.Sight
Replacement Arteries Made to Order, pp. 1493-1494
L. E. Niklason
Planning Plasmids, pp. 1495-1496
Vector NTI Suite.
Review author[s]: David R. Wessner
Visualizing a Changing World, p. 1497
WorldWatcher
Review author[s]: Andreas Madlung
Techsighting, pp. 1497-1498
Richard Peters; Robert Sikorski


Frontiers in Optics
Making Light Work, p. 1499
Ian Osborne; Tim Appenzeller


News
Cages for Light Go From Concept to Reality, pp. 1500-1502
Dennis Normile
Holograms Can Store Terabytes, But Where?, pp. 1502-1504
Alexander Hellemans
Technique for Unblurring the Stars Comes of Age, pp. 1504-1506
Govert Schilling


Reviews
Frontiers in Ultrashort Pulse Generation: Pushing the Limits in Linear and Nonlinear Optics, pp. 1507-1512
G. Steinmeyer; D. H. Sutter; L. Gallmann; N. Matuschek; U. Keller
Parametric Generation of Tunable Light from Continuous-Wave to Femtosecond Pulses, pp. 1513-1517
Malcolm H. Dunn; Majid Ebrahimzadeh
Optical Spatial Solitons and Their Interactions: Universality and Diversity, pp. 1518-1523
George I. Stegeman; Mordechai Segev
Nonlinear Optics for High-Speed Digital Information Processing, pp. 1523-1528
D. Cotter; R. J. Manning; K. J. Blow; A. D. Ellis; A. E. Kelly; D. Nesset; I. D. Phillips; A. J. Poustie; D. C. Rogers


Research


Reports
The Source and Fate of Massive Carbon Input During the Latest Paleocene Thermal Maximum, pp. 1531-1533
Miriam E. Katz; Dorothy K. Pak; Gerald R. Dickens; Kenneth G. Miller
Global Measurements of Stratospheric Mountain Waves from Space, pp. 1534-1537
Stephen D. Eckermann; Peter Preusse
Enhancement of Interdecadal Climate Variability in the Sahel by Vegetation Interaction, pp. 1537-1540
Ning Zeng; J. David Neelin; K.-M. Lau; Compton J. Tucker
The Gelation of CO2: A Sustainable Route to the Creation of Microcellular Materials, pp. 1540-1543
C. Shi; Z. Huang; S. Kilic; J. Xu; R. M. Enick; E. J. Beckman; A. J. Carr; R. E. Melendez; A. D. Hamilton
Reversible Molecular Adsorption Based on Multiple-Point Interaction by Shrinkable Gels, pp. 1543-1545
Taro Oya; Takashi Enoki; Alexander Yu. Grosberg; Satoru Masamune; Takaharu Sakiyama; Yukikazu Takeoka; Kazunori Tanaka; Guoqiang Wang; Yasar Yilmaz; Michael S. Feld; Ramachandra Dasari; Toyoichi Tanaka
Pressure Effect on Hydrogen Isotope Fractionation between Brucite and Water at Elevated Temperatures, pp. 1545-1547
Juske Horita; Thomas Driesner; David R. Cole
A Laboratory Model for Convection in Earth's Core Driven by a Thermally Heterogeneous Mantle, pp. 1547-1549
Ikuro Sumita; Peter Olson
Large On-Off Ratios and Negative Differential Resistance in a Molecular Electronic Device, pp. 1550-1552
J. Chen; M. A. Reed; A. M. Rawlett; J. M. Tour
Feedback Connections to the Lateral Geniculate Nucleus and Cortical Response Properties, pp. 1552-1554
Penelope C. Murphy; Simon G. Duckett; Adam M. Sillito
Increased Cortical Oxidative Metabolism Due to Sensory Stimulation: Implications for Functional Brain Imaging, pp. 1555-1558
Ivo Vanzetta; Amiram Grinvald
Transmission of Chronic Nociception by Spinal Neurons Expressing the Substance P Receptor, pp. 1558-1561
Michael L. Nichols; Brian J. Allen; Scott D. Rogers; Joseph R. Ghilardi; Prisca Honore; Nancy M. Luger; Matthew P. Finke; Jun Li; Douglas A. Lappi; Donald A. Simone; Patrick W. Mantyh
Specific Lipopolysaccharide Found in Cystic Fibrosis Airway Pseudomonas aeruginosa, pp. 1561-1565
Robert K. Ernst; Eugene C. Yi; Lin Guo; Kheng B. Lim; Jane L. Burns; Murray Hackett; Samuel I. Miller
Modulation of Respiratory Frequency by Peptidergic Input to Rhythmogenic Neurons in the PreBötzinger Complex, pp. 1566-1568
Paul A. Gray; Jens C. Rekling; Christopher M. Bocchiaro; Jack L. Feldman
Identification of a Conserved Receptor-Binding Site on the Fiber Proteins of CAR-Recognizing Adenoviridae, pp. 1568-1571
Peter W. Roelvink; Gai Mi Lee; David A. Einfeld; Imre Kovesdi; Thomas J. Wickham
Genome Sequence of the Radioresistant Bacterium Deinococcus radiodurans R1, pp. 1571-1577
Owen White; Jonathan A. Eisen; John F. Heidelberg; Erin K. Hickey; Jeremy D. Peterson; Robert J. Dodson; Daniel H. Haft; Michelle L. Gwinn; William C. Nelson; Delwood L. Richardson; Kelly S. Moffat; Haiying Qin; Lingxia Jiang; Wanda Pamphile; Marie Crosby; Mian Shen; Jessica J. Vamathevan; Peter Lam; Lisa McDonald; Terry Utterback; Celeste Zalewski; Kira S. Makarova; L. Aravind; Michael J. Daly; Kenneth W. Minton; Robert D. Fleischmann; Karen A. Ketchum; Karen E. Nelson; Steven Salzberg; Hamilton O. Smith; J. Craig Venter; Claire M. Fraser
Species Diversity and Invasion Resistance in a Marine Ecosystem, pp. 1577-1579
John J. Stachowicz; Robert B. Whitlatch; Richard W. Osman
Structural Analysis of the Mechanism of Adenovirus Binding to Its Human Cellular Receptor, CAR, pp. 1579-1583
Maria C. Bewley; Karen Springer; Yian-Biao Zhang; Paul Freimuth; John M. Flanagan
Regulation of Myosin Phosphatase by a Specific Interaction with cGMP- Dependent Protein Kinase Iα, pp. 1583-1587
Howard K. Surks; Naoki Mochizuki; Yasuyo Kasai; Serban P. Georgescu; K. Mary Tang; Masaaki Ito; Thomas M. Lincoln; Michael E. Mendelsohn


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Front Matter (28 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1643
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
NIH Gets $17.9 Billion in Another Record Year, p. 1654
David Malakoff
Genentech, UC Settle Suit for $200 Million, p. 1655
Marcia Barinaga
NSF Proposes Marriage of Rocks and Waves, pp. 1655+1657-1658
Richard A. Kerr
ScienceScope, pp. 1657+1659
Scientists Decry Antipiracy Bill, p. 1658
Jocelyn Kaiser
EU Confronts the Gender Gap, p. 1659
Michael Hagmann
Learning Visualized, on the Double, p. 1661
Marcia Barinaga
DOE Gives Up on Brookhaven Reactor, p. 1661
David Malakoff


News Focus
GM Crops in the Cross Hairs, pp. 1662-1666
Dan Ferber
Ag Biotech Moves to Mollify Its Critics, pp. 1666-1668
Martin Enserink
Duchamp and Poincaré Renew an Old Acquaintance, pp. 1668-1669
Barry Cipra
Stalking a Killer in Russia's Prisons, p. 1670
Constance Holden
CAS President Engineers Major Reform of Institutes, pp. 1671+1673


Random Samples, p. 1675
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Biological Warfare, p. 1677
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
A Barely Tested Hypothesis, p. 1679
David W. Hogg
Cutting Back the Calories, pp. 1679-1680
Glenn S. Gerhard; Richard Weindruch; Tomas A. Prolla
Philanthropy with Modest Means, pp. 1680-1681
Enriqueta Bond; Marth Peck; Karyn Hede
The Bible Code, p. 1681
Maya Bar-Hillel
Corrections and Clarifications: Salmon Follow Watery Odors Home, p. 1681
Corrections and Clarifications: Does Life's Handedness Come from Within?, p. 1681
Corrections and Clarifications: Osmium Isotope Constraints on Ore Metal Recycling in Subduction Zones, p. 1681
Corrections and Clarifications: Fighting Fire with Fire, p. 1681


Policy Forum
The Challenge for Chinese Scientific Journals, p. 1683
Shengli Ren; Ping Liang; Guang'an Zu


Books et al.
How Do Communities Come Together?, pp. 1684-1685
Ecological Assembly Rules. Perspectives, Advances, Retreats.
Evan Weiher; Paul Keddy
Review author[s]: Nicholas J. Gotelli


Perspectives
Will Vesuvius Erupt? Three Million People Need to Know, pp. 1685+1687
Grant Heiken
Molecular Rotary Motors, pp. 1687-1688
Robert H. Fillingame
Cosmic Explosions in an Accelerating Universe, pp. 1689-1690
Mario Livio
No Stigma Attached to Male Rejection, pp. 1690-1691
Hugh Dickinson


Review
Interacting Minds-A Biological Basis, pp. 1692-1695
Chris D. Frith; Uta Frith


Research


Research Articles
The Male Determinant of Self-Incompatibility in Brassica, pp. 1697-1700
Christel R. Schopfer; Mikhail E. Nasrallah; June B. Nasrallah
Molecular Architecture of the Rotary Motor in ATP Synthase, pp. 1700-1705
Daniela Stock; Andrew G. W. Leslie; John E. Walker


Reports
First-Principles Determination of Elastic Anisotropy and Wave Velocities of MgO at Lower Mantle Conditions, pp. 1705-1707
B. B. Karki; R. M. Wentzcovitch; S. de Gironcoli; S. Baroni
Core Rotational Dynamics and Geological Events, pp. 1707-1709
Marianne Greff-Lefftz; Hilaire Legros
Eight Centuries of North Atlantic Ocean Atmosphere Variability, pp. 1709-1713
David E. Black; Larry C. Peterson; Jonathan T. Overpeck; Alexey Kaplan; Michael N. Evans; Michaele Kashgarian
van der Waals Interactions in the Cl + HD Reaction, pp. 1713-1716
Dimitris Skouteris; David E. Manolopoulos; Wensheng Bian; Hans-Joachim Werner; Lih-Huey Lai; Kopin Liu
Ordered Bicontinous Nanoporous and Nanorelief Ceramic Films from Self Assembling Polymer Precursors, pp. 1716-1719
Vanessa Z.-H. Chan; James Hoffman; Victor Y. Lee; Hermis Iatrou; Apostolos Avgeropoulos; Nikos Hadjichristidis; Robert D. Miller; Edwin L. Thomas
Single-Bond Formation and Characterization with a Scanning Tunneling Microscope, pp. 1719-1722
H. J. Lee; W. Ho
Mechanical Rotation of the c Subunit Oligomer in ATP Synthase (F0F1): Direct Observation, pp. 1722-1724
Yoshihiro Sambongi; Yuko Iko; Mikio Tanabe; Hiroshi Omote; Atsuko Iwamoto-Kihara; Ikuo Ueda; Toshio Yanagida; Yoh Wada; Masamitsu Futai
Visualization of Dioxygen Bound to Copper During Enzyme Catalysis, pp. 1724-1728
C. M. Wilmot; J. Hajdu; M. J. McPherson; P. F. Knowles; S. E. V. Phillips
A Breakdown of Brassica Self-Incompatibility in ARC1 Antisense Transgenic Plants, pp. 1729-1731
Sophia L. Stone; MaryAnne Arnoldo; Daphne R. Goring
Arthritis Provoked by Linked T and B Cell Recognition of a Glycolytic Enzyme, pp. 1732-1735
Isao Matsumoto; Adrien Staub; Christophe Benoist; Diane Mathis
Proapoptotic Bcl-2 Relative Bim Required for Certain Apoptotic Responses, Leukocyte Homeostasis, and to Preclude Autoimmunity, pp. 1735-1738
Philippe Bouillet; Donald Metcalf; David C. S. Huang; David M. Tarlinton; Tom W. H. Kay; Frank Köntgen; Jerry M. Adams; Andreas Strasser
Differentiation Stage-Specific Inhibition of the Raf-MEK-ERK Pathway by Akt, pp. 1738-1741
Christian Rommel; Brian A. Clarke; Sven Zimmermann; Lorna Nuñez; Roni Rossman; Kristina Reid; Karin Moelling; George D. Yancopoulos; David J. Glass
Phosphorylation and Regulation of Raf by Akt (Protein Kinase B), pp. 1741-1744
Sven Zimmermann; Karin Moelling
Building Neural Representations of Habits, pp. 1745-1749
Mandar S. Jog; Yasuo Kubota; Christopher I. Connolly; Viveka Hillegaart; Ann M. Graybiel


AAAS News and Notes, pp. 1753-1754
Tiffany Ayers

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Front Matter (43 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 1811
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
Shadow and Shine Offer Glimpses of Otherworldly Jupiters, pp. 1822-1823
Mark Sincell
Member States Buoy Up Beleaguered EMBL, pp. 1823+1825
Michael Balter
Cholesterol-Lowering Drugs May Boost Bones, pp. 1825-1826
Gretchen Vogel
ScienceScope, pp. 1825+1827
Rat Spinal Cord Function Partially Restored, pp. 1826-1827
Ingrid Wickelgren
Another 'Ocean' for a Jovian Satellite?, pp. 1827-1828
Richard A. Kerr
Will the Arctic Ocean Lose All Its Ice?, p. 1828
Richard A. Kerr
Fossil Opens Window on Early Animal History, p. 1829
Martin Enserink
Europe, Japan Finalizing Reduced ITER Design, pp. 1829+1831
Judy Redfearn
Helium Beam Shows the Gentle, Sensitive Touch, p. 1831
Andrew Watson


News Focus
No Meeting of Minds on Childhood Cancer, pp. 1832-1834
Jocelyn Kaiser
Geminiviruses Emerge as Serious Crop Threat, p. 1835
Anne Simon Moffat
Thanks to NIH, R&D Ends Up with 5% Boost, p. 1836
David Malakoff
Pork Takes a Bite Out of NASA's Science Budget, pp. 1837+1839
Andrew Lawler
Squabbling Kills Novel Korean Telescope Project, pp. 1839-1840
Michael Baker
Physicists and Astronomers Prepare for a Data Flood, pp. 1840-1841
Mark Sincell


Random Samples, p. 1843
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Readers' Visions, p. 1851
Barbara R. Jasny; Pamela J. Hines; Linda J. Miller


Letters
Peer Review Under Review, p. 1853
Robert D. Nicholls
State of Scientific Research at Danish Universities, p. 1853
Lise Hækkerup
One-Size-Fits-All Role of Research Faculty, p. 1854
Richard K. Boohar; Leo M. Chalupa
Nutraceuticals, pp. 1854-1855
Matthew Curry; Amy Hazard-Daniel; Hal J. Daniel; Steven H. Zeisel
Transplants from Pigs, pp. 1855-1857
Peter Collignon; Khazal Paradis; Gillian Langford
Corrections and Clarifications: The Misconduct Case That Won't Go Away, p. 1857


Essays on Science and Society
Frankenstein in the Land of Dichter and Denker, pp. 1859-1860
Manfred D. Laubichler


Books et al.
Reason Now and Then, pp. 1861-1862
Within Reason. Rationality and Human Behavior.
Donald B. Calne
Review author[s]: Peter M. Todd


Perspectives
Tracing Past Ocean Circulation?, pp. 1862-1863
Friedhelm von Blanckenburg
Rising Through Earth's Mantle, pp. 1865-1866
Joachim R. R. Ritter
Predictive Evolution, pp. 1866-1867
David M. Hillis
Class-Conscious TCR?, pp. 1867-1868
Ian A. Wilson


Visions of the Future: Essay Competition
Agents and IPOS: A Retrospective of My Academic Career (2000-2050), pp. 1870-1872
Simon H. Friedman
In Touch at Last, pp. 1872-1874
Seth Shostak
Wetware Performance Problems, p. 1875
Eva Bushman


Frontiers in Cell Biology: Quality Control
[Introduction], p. 1881
Stella M. Hurtley


Reviews
Setting the Standards: Quality Control in the Secretory Pathway, pp. 1882-1888
Lars Ellgaard; Maurizio Molinari; Ari Helenius
Posttranslational Quality Control: Folding, Refolding, and Degrading Proteins, pp. 1888-1893
Sue Wickner; Michael R. Maurizi; Susan Gottesman
Quality Control Mechanisms During Translation, pp. 1893-1897
Michael Ibba; Dieter Söll
Quality Control by DNA Repair, pp. 1897-1905
Tomas Lindahl; Richard D. Wood


Research


Research Articles
The Crystal Structure of a T Cell Receptor in Complex with Peptide and MHC Class II, pp. 1913-1921
Ellis L. Reinherz; Kemin Tan; Lei Tang; Petra Kern; Jin-huan Liu; Yi Xiong; Rebecca E. Hussey; Alex Smolyar; Brian Hare; Rongguang Zhang; Andrzej Joachimiak; Hsiu-Ching Chang; Gerhard Wagner; Jia-huai Wang
Predicting the Evolution of Human Influenza A, pp. 1921-1925
Robin M. Bush; Catherine A. Bender; Kanta Subbarao; Nancy J. Cox; Walter M. Fitch


Reports
Complex Shear Wave Velocity Structure Imaged Beneath Africa and Iceland, pp. 1925-1928
Jeroen Ritsema; Hendrik Jan van Heijst; John H. Woodhouse
A Lower Mantle Source for Central European Volcanism, pp. 1928-1931
Saskia Goes; Wim Spakman; Harmen Bijwaard
Transition States between Pyramids and Domes During Ge/Si Island Growth, pp. 1931-1934
F. M. Ross; R. M. Tromp; M. C. Reuter
Global Warming and Northern Hemisphere Sea Ice Extent, pp. 1934-1937
Konstantin Y. Vinnikov; Alan Robock; Ronald J. Stouffer; John E. Walsh; Claire L. Parkinson; Donald J. Cavalieri; John F. B. Mitchell; Donald Garrett; Victor F. Zakharov
Satellite Evidence for an Arctic Sea Ice Cover in Transformation, pp. 1937-1939
Ola M. Johannessen; Elena V. Shalina; Martin W. Miles
Domain Movement in Gelsolin: A Calcium-Activated Switch, pp. 1939-1942
Robert C. Robinson; Marisan Mejillano; Vincent P. Le; Leslie D. Burtnick; Helen L. Yin; Senyon Choe
Linking Spontaneous Activity of Single Cortical Neurons and the Underlying Functional Architecture, pp. 1943-1946
M. Tsodyks; T. Kenet; A. Grinvald; A. Arieli
Stimulation of Bone Formation In vitro and in Rodents by Statins, pp. 1946-1949
G. Mundy; R. Garrett; S. Harris; J. Chan; D. Chen; G. Rossini; B. Boyce; M. Zhao; G. Gutierrez
Requirement for B Cell Linker Protein (BLNK) in B Cell Development, pp. 1949-1954
Rajita Pappu; Alec M. Cheng; Bin Li; Qian Gong; Chris Chiu; Nancy Griffin; Mike White; Barry P. Sleckman; Andrew C. Chan
An Essential Role for BLNK in Human B Cell Development, pp. 1954-1957
Yoshiyuki Minegishi; Jurg Rohrer; Elaine Coustan-Smith; Howard M. Lederman; Rajita Pappu; Dario Campana; Andrew C. Chan; Mary Ellen Conley
Perforin Gene Defects in Familial Hemophagocytic Lymphohistiocytosis, pp. 1957-1959
Susan E. Stepp; Rémi Dufourcq-Lagelouse; Françoise Le Deist; Sadhna Bhawan; Stéphanie Certain; Porunelloor A. Mathew; Jan-Inge Henter; Michael Bennett; Alain Fischer; Geneviève de Saint Basile; Vinay Kumar
A Pair of Related Genes with Antagonistic Roles in Mediating Flowering Signals, pp. 1960-1962
Yasushi Kobayashi; Hidetaka Kaya; Koji Goto; Masaki Iwabuchi; Takashi Araki
Activation Tagging of the Floral Inducer FT, pp. 1962-1965
Igor Kardailsky; Vipula K. Shukla; Ji Hoon Ahn; Nicole Dagenais; Sioux K. Christensen; Jasmine T. Nguyen; Joanne Chory; Maria J. Harrison; Detlef Weigel
Organogenic Role of B Lymphocytes in Mucosal Immunity, pp. 1965-1968
Tatyana V. Golovkina; Mark Shlomchik; Lynn Hannum; Alexander Chervonsky
Use of Chemokine Receptors by Poxviruses, pp. 1968-1971
Alshad S. Lalani; Jennefer Masters; Wei Zeng; John Barrett; Rajeet Pannu; Helen Everett; Christopher W. Arendt; Grant McFadden


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Front Matter (34 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 2039
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
NIH Sets Rules for Funding Embryonic Stem Cell Research, pp. 2050-2051
Gretchen Vogel
Yet Another Loss to the Martian Gremlin, p. 2051
Richard A. Kerr
Growing Human Corneas in the Lab, pp. 2051+2053
Dan Ferber
ScienceScope, pp. 2053+2055
Shaking Up a Nursery of Giant Planets, p. 2054
Richard A. Kerr
Proto-Polynesians Quickly Settled Pacific, pp. 2054-2056
Bernice Wuethrich
Science Fairs Pump Up the Rewards of Talent, p. 2056
Laura Helmuth
Nanotubes Generate Full-Color Displays, pp. 2056-2057
Dennis Normile
German Effort Stuck in Minor League, pp. 2057+2059
Michael Hagmann
Z Mimics X-rays from Neutron Star, p. 2059
Andrew Watson


News Focus
Space Becomes a Physics Lab, pp. 2060-2062
Robert Irion
Conjuring a Solitary Sound Wave, p. 2062
Alexander Hellemans
Drug Research Endures the Pains of Globalization, p. 2063
Joanna Rose; Annika Nilsson
Terra Launch Spotlights NASA Observing System, pp. 2064-2065
Andrew Lawler
Research Chief Wants to Make Science Matter, pp. 2065+2067
Robert Koenig
Biocomplexity Blooms in NSF's Research Garden, pp. 2068-2069
Jeffrey Mervis


Random Samples, p. 2071
Constance Holden

Science Through the Looking Glass: Winning the Battles but Losing the War?, pp. 2072-2078
M. R. C. Greenwood; Karen Kovacs North


Science's Compass


Editorial
Women in Science in Germany, p. 2081
Edelgard Bulmahn


Letters
Science in India, pp. 2083-2084
Ashok S. Ganguly; Shailendra Joshi; C. N. R. Rao; Rama S. Singh
Too Mammoth an Undertaking, p. 2084
Frank Tschentscher
NSF Urban Systemic Initiatives, pp. 2084-2085
Stan Metzenberg; Rita R. Colwell; Eamon M. Kelly
Corrections and Clarifications: Tantalizing Transcriptomes-SAGE and Its Use in Global Gene Expression Analysis, p. 2085
Corrections and Clarifications: Turning Thoughts into Actions, p. 2085
Corrections and Clarifications: PrP's Double Causes Trouble, p. 2086
Corrections and Clarifications: Future U.S. Technology Leadership, p. 2086
Corrections and Clarifications: Biomass in the Energy Picture, p. 2086
Corrections and Clarifications: Interfering with Water, p. 2086


Policy Forum
Ethical Considerations in Synthesizing a Minimal Genome, pp. 2087+2089-2090
Mildred K. Cho; David Magnus; Arthur L. Caplan; Daniel McGee; Ethics of Genomics Group


Books et al.
How the Biosphere is Organized, p. 2091
Fragile Dominion. Complexity and the Commons.
Simon Levin
Review author[s]: Robert May


Perspectives
Tropical Forest Synergies, pp. 2093-2094
Gary Hartshorn; Nora Bynum
Icy Life on a Hidden Lake, pp. 2094-2095
Warwick F. Vincent
Tweezers for the Nanotool Kit, pp. 2095-2096
Chad A. Mirkin
Structural Assets of a Tumor Suppressor, pp. 2096-2097
Nicholas K. Tonks; Michael P. Myers


Review
Chemokines and Cell Migration in Secondary Lymphoid Organs, pp. 2098-2102
Jason G. Cyster


Visions of the Future
A Day in the World Science Alliance, pp. 2104-2106
Jill Trewhella; Don M. Parkin
Address to the 40th Annual Convention of the U.N.A.A.S., pp. 2106-2109
Paul K. Wolber
Dr. Cool, pp. 2109-2110
Daniel Robin Booth


Research


Research Articles
Implication of Tubby Proteins as Transcription Factors by Structure-Based Functional Analysis, pp. 2119-2125
Titus J. Boggon; Wei-Song Shan; Sandro Santagata; Samuel C. Myers; Lawrence Shapiro
Biological and Chemical Response of the Equatorial Pacific Ocean to the 1997-98 El Niño, pp. 2126-2131
F. P. Chavez; P. G. Strutton; G. E. Friederich; R. A. Feely; G. C. Feldman; D. G. Foley; M. J. McPhaden


Reports
Constraints on Slow Earthquake Dynamics from a Swarm in Central Italy, pp. 2132-2134
Luca Crescentini; Antonella Amoruso; Roberto Scarpa
Possible Ancient Oceans on Mars: Evidence from Mars Orbiter Laser Altimeter Data, pp. 2134-2137
James W. Head III; Harald Hiesinger; Mikhail A. Ivanov; Mikhail A. Kreslavsky; Stephen Pratt; Bradley J. Thomson
More Than 200 Meters of Lake Ice Above Subglacial Lake Vostok, Antarctica, pp. 2138-2141
J. Jouzel; J. R. Petit; R. Souchez; N. I. Barkov; V. Ya. Lipenkov; D. Raynaud; M. Stievenard; N. I. Vassiliev; V. Verbeke; F. Vimeux
Geomicrobiology of Subglacial Ice Above Lake Vostok, Antarctica, pp. 2141-2144
John C. Priscu; Edward E. Adams; W. Berry Lyons; Mary A. Voytek; David W. Mogk; Robert L. Brown; Christopher P. McKay; Cristina D. Takacs; Kathy A. Welch; Craig F. Wolf; Julie D. Kirshtein; Recep Avci
Microorganisms in the Accreted Ice of Lake Vostok, Antarctica, pp. 2144-2147
D. M. Karl; D. F. Bird; K. Björkman; T. Houlihan; R. Shackelford; L. Tupas
Nanotube Nanotweezers, pp. 2148-2150
Philip Kim; Charles M. Lieber
Three-Dimensional Structures of the TAF II -Containing Complexes TFIID and TFTC, pp. 2151-2153
Marjorie Brand; Claire Leurent; Véronique Mallouh; Làszlò Tora; Patrick Schultz
Three-Dimensional Structure of the Human TFIID-IIA-IIB Complex, pp. 2153-2156
Frank Andel III; Andreas G. Ladurner; Carla Inouye; Robert Tjian; Eva Nogales
Control of Early Viral and Bacterial Distribution and Disease by Natural Antibodies, pp. 2156-2159
Adrian F. Ochsenbein; Thomas Fehr; Claudia Lutz; Mark Suter; Frank Brombacher; Hans Hengartner; Rolf M. Zinkernagel
The Role of CCR7 in TH1 and TH2 Cell Localization and Delivery of B Cell Help in Vivo, pp. 2159-2162
David A. Randolph; Guangming Huang; Cynthia J. L. Carruthers; Lindsay E. Bromley; David D. Chaplin
Impaired Immunoproteasome Assembly and Immune Responses in PA28 -/- Mice, pp. 2162-2165
Tobias Preckel; Wai-Ping Fung-Leung; Zeling Cai; Antonella Vitiello; Luisa Salter-Cid; Ola Winqvist; Tom G. Wolfe; Matthias von Herrath; Ana Angulo; Peter Ghazal; Jiing-Dwan Lee; Anne M. Fourie; Ying Wu; Jesse Pang; Karen Ngo; Per A. Peterson; Klaus Früh; Young Yang
Global Transposon Mutagenesis and a Minimal Mycoplasma Genome, pp. 2165-2169
Clyde A. Hutchison III; Scott N. Peterson; Steven R. Gill; Robin T. Cline; Owen White; Claire M. Fraser; Hamilton O. Smith; J. Craig Venter
Functional Human Corneal Equivalents Constructed from Cell Lines, pp. 2169-2172
May Griffith; Rosemarie Osborne; Rejean Munger; Xiaojuan Xiong; Charles J. Doillon; Noelani L. C. Laycock; Malik Hakim; Ying Song; Mitchell A. Watsky
Mouse Models of Tumor Development in Neurofibromatosis Type 1, pp. 2172-2176
Karen Cichowski; T. Shane Shih; Earlene Schmitt; Sabrina Santiago; Karlyne Reilly; Margaret E. McLaughlin; Roderick T. Bronson; Tyler Jacks
Mouse Tumor Model for Neurofibromatosis Type 1, pp. 2176-2179
Kristine S. Vogel; Laura J. Klesse; Susana Velasco-Miguel; Kimberly Meyers; Elizabeth J. Rushing; Luis F. Parada
Microarray Analysis of Drosophila Development During Metamorphosis, pp. 2179-2184
Kevin P. White; Scott A. Rifkin; Patrick Hurban; David S. Hogness
Impact of El Niño and Logging on Canopy Tree Recruitment in Borneo, pp. 2184-2188
L. M. Curran; I. Caniago; G. D. Paoli; D. Astianti; M. Kusneti; M. Leighton; C. E. Nirarita; H. Haeruman


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Front Matter (28 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 2227
Jocelyn Kaiser


Breakthrough of the Year
Capturing the Promise of Youth, pp. 2238-2243
Gretchen Vogel; Constance Holden


News


News of the Week
Gene Therapy Death Prompts Review of Adenovirus Vector, pp. 2244-2245
Eliot Marshall
Promising Antibiotic Candidate Identified, pp. 2245+2247
Martin Enserink
Europe Lofts X-ray Observatory, pp. 2247-2248
Alexander Hellemans
ScienceScope, pp. 2247+2249
Mental Health Agency Shrugs Off Critics, p. 2248
Constance Holden
Changes to Missions Could Delay Science, pp. 2248-2249
Andrew Lawler; Richard Kerr
Researcher Rebuked for 20-Year-Old Misdeed, pp. 2249-2250
Michael Hagmann
Big Blue Aims to Crack Protein Riddle, p. 2250
Robert F. Service
NRC Panel to Propose Station Institute, p. 2251
Andrew Lawler
Taq Polymerase Patent Ruled Invalid, pp. 2251+2253
Robert F. Service
Licenses Suspended at 3 Toronto Hospitals, p. 2253
Wayne Kondro


News Focus
Ancient Continent Opens Window on the Early Earth, pp. 2254-2256
Carl Zimmer
Does Cancer Therapy Trigger Cell Suicide?, pp. 2256-2258
Elizabeth Finkel
Europe Stresses Prevention Rather than Cure, pp. 2258-2259
Michael Hagmann
Indian Agency Eyes Moon in Shift Toward Research, p. 2260
Pallava Bagla
Scanners Get a Fix on Lab Animals, pp. 2261+2263
Robert F. Service


Random Samples, p. 2265
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Breakthroughs 1999, p. 2267
Floyd E. Bloom


Letters
A Loss to Science, p. 2269
Robert J. Birgeneau
Dietary Supplements: What is in the Public's Best Interest?, pp. 2269-2271
John N. Hathcock; Shawn M. Talbott; Steven H. Zeisel
Scrutinizing Creativity, pp. 2271-2272
Dennis Hollenberg; Jacob Goldenberg; David Mazursky; Sorin Solomon
A Comb-Wide Web, pp. 2272-2273
Jürgen Tautz
Corrections and Clarifications: Whirling Dervishes, p. 2273
Corrections and Clarifications: Sexual Transmission and Propagation of SIV and HIV in Resting and Activated CD4+T Cells, p. 2273
Corrections and Clarifications: First Glimpse of a Cosmic Funnel, p. 2273
Corrections and Clarifications: Scientists Strike Back against Creationism, p. 2273
Corrections and Clarifications: Precisely Localized LTD in the Neocortex Revealed by Infrared-Guided Laser Stimulation, p. 2273
Corrections and Clarifications: A Responsible Energy Furture, p. 2273


Policy Forum
Food Irradiation-The Neglected Solution to Food-Borne Illness, pp. 2275-2276
Randall Lutter
Commercialization of Genetic Research and Public Policy, pp. 2277-2278
Bartha Maria Knoppers; Marie Hirtle; Kathleen Cranley Glass


Books et al.
Cathedrals as Astronomical Instruments, pp. 2279-2280
The Sun in the Church. Cathedrals as Solar Observatories
J. L. Heibron
Review author[s]: Albert Van Helden
A Bright View, too Focused, p. 2280
From Space to Earth. The Story of Electricity.
John Perlin
Review author[s]: David Faiman


Perspectives
Y2K, p. 2281
Christopher J. Cramer; Jeffrey T. Roberts
An Innate Basis for Language?, pp. 2283-2284
Dorothy V. M. Bishop
Mutant Dyskerin Ends Relationship with Telomerase, pp. 2284-2285
Jerry W. Shay; Woodring E. Wright
Imaging Elusive Solute Atoms, pp. 2285-2286
M. K. Miller
Toward Efficient Smart Pixels, pp. 2286-2287
Jörg P. Kotthaus
DNA Methylation de Novo, pp. 2287-2288
Adrian Bird


Tech.Sight
New Tools for Isotopic Analysis, pp. 2289-2290
Trevor Ireland
A Mathematical Swiss Army Knife, pp. 2291-2292
Mathematica 4.0.
Review author[s]: John A. Wass
Plugging in to Visual Data, p. 2293
HDF Import Plug-in Fortner Software, LLC.
Review author[s]: Kevin Ahern
Sorting on Silicon, pp. 2293-2294
Robert Sikorski; Richard Peters
Y2K or Bust, p. 2294
Richard Peters; Robert Sikorski


Vision of the Furture
Technology Transfer, pp. 2296-2298
Ruth Kohen
Appointment as Expert Juror, pp. 2298-2299
Mary Ann Krug
NIH Grant Application, pp. 2300-2301


Research


Research Article
Structure of a Transcribing T7 RNA Polymerase Initiation Complex, pp. 2305-2309
Graham M. T. Cheetham; Thomas A. Steitz


Reports
Phase-Coherent Amplification of Matter Waves, pp. 2309-2312
Mikio Kozuma; Yoichi Suzuki; Yoshio Torii; Toshiaki Sugiura; Takahiro Kuga; E. W. Hagley; L. Deng
Exciton Storage in Semiconductor Self-Assembled Quantum Dots, pp. 2312-2314
T. Lundstrom; W. Schoenfeld; H. Lee; P. M. Petroff
Experimental Tunneling Ratchets, pp. 2314-2317
H. Linke; T. E. Humphrey; A. Löfgren; A. O. Sushkov; R. Newbury; R. P. Taylor; P. Omling
Three-Dimensional Atomic-Scale Imaging of Impurity Segregation to Line Defects, pp. 2317-2319
D. Blavette; E. Cadel; A. Fraczkiewicz; A. Menand
Deflection of the Local Interstellar Dust Flow by Solar Radiation Pressure, pp. 2319-2322
M. Landgraf; K. Augustsson; E. Grün; B. Å. S. Gustafson
Short-Lived Oxygen Diffusion During Hot, Deep-Seated Meteoric Alteration of Anorthosite, pp. 2323-2325
Claudia I. Mora; Lee R. Riciputi; David R. Cole
Surfactant-Mediated Two-Dimensional Crystallization of Colloidal Crystals, pp. 2325-2328
Laurence Ramos; T. C. Lubensky; Nily Dan; Philip Nelson; D. A. Weitz
Postnatal Sex Reversal of the Ovaries in Mice Lacking Estrogen Receptors α and β, pp. 2328-2331
J. F. Couse; S. Curtis Hewitt; D. O. Bunch; M. Sar; V. R. Walker; B. J. Davis; K. S. Korach
Isolation of West Nile Virus from Mosquitoes, Crows, and a Cooper's Hawk in Connecticut, pp. 2331-2333
John F. Anderson; Theodore G. Andreadis; Charles R. Vossbrinck; Shirley Tirrell; Edward M. Wakem; Richard A. French; Antonio E. Garmendia; Herbert J. Van Kruiningen
Origin of the West Nile Virus Responsible for an Outbreak of Encephalitis in the Northeastern United States, pp. 2333-2337
R. S. Lanciotti; J. T. Roehrig; V. Deubel; J. Smith; M. Parker; K. Steele; B. Crise; K. E. Volpe; M. B. Crabtree; J. H. Scherret; R. A. Hall; J. S. MacKenzie; C. B. Cropp; B. Panigrahy; E. Ostlund; B. Schmitt; M. Malkinson; C. Banet; J. Weissman; N. Komar; H. M. Savage; W. Stone; T. McNamara; D. J. Gubler
Binding of Transcription Termination Protein Nun to Nascent RNA and Template DNA, pp. 2337-2339
Randolph S. Watnick; Max E. Gottesman
Requirement of Yeast SGS1 and SRS2 Genes for Replication and Transcription, pp. 2339-2342
Sung-Keun Lee; Robert E. Johnson; Sung-Lim Yu; Louise Prakash; Satya Prakash
Posttranscriptional Gene Silencing in Neurospora by a RecQ DNA Helicase, pp. 2342-2344
Carlo Cogoni; Giuseppe Macino
Evolution of Shape Complementarity and Catalytic Efficiency from a Primordial Antibody Template, pp. 2345-2348
Jian Xu; Qiaolin Deng; Jiangang Chen; Kendall N. Houk; Johannes Bartek; Donald Hilvert; Ian A. Wilson
Crystal Structure of Thermotoga maritima Ribosome Recycling Factor: A tRNA Mimic, pp. 2349-2352
Maria Selmer; Salam Al-Karadaghi; Go Hirokawa; Akira Kaji; Anders Liljas
Microglial Activation Resulting from CD40-CD40L Interaction After β- Amyloid Stimulation, pp. 2352-2355
Jun Tan; Terrence Town; Daniel Paris; Takashi Mori; Zhiming Suo; Fiona Crawford; Mark P. Mattson; Richard A. Flavell; Michael Mullan
Cognitive Modularity and Genetic Disorders, pp. 2355-2358
S. J. Paterson; J. H. Brown; M. K. Gsödl; M. H. Johnson; A. Karmiloff-Smith
Mediation by a CREB Family Transcription Factor of NGF-Dependent Survival of Sympathetic Neurons, pp. 2358-2361
Antonella Riccio; Sohyun Ahn; Christopher M. Davenport; Julie A. Blendy; David D. Ginty
Use of the Cell Wall Precursor Lipid II by a Pore-Forming Peptide Antibiotic, pp. 2361-2364
E. Breukink; I. Wiedemann; C. van Kraaij; O. P. Kuipers; H.-G. Sahl; B. de Kruijff


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Front Matter (13 pp.)
NetWatch, p. 2423
Jocelyn Kaiser


News


News of the Week
New NIH Rules Promote Greater Sharing of Tools and Materials, pp. 2430-2431
Eliot Marshall
Bracing p53 for the War on Cancer, p. 2431
Elizabeth Pennisi
Agencies Tout Reforms, Seek Greater Support, p. 2432
Robert Koenig
New Tragedy Hits French Observatory, pp. 2432-2433
Alexander Hellemans
Checkpoint Gene Linked to Human Cancer, pp. 2433-2434
Michael Hagmann
ScienceScope, pp. 2433+2435
Link to Parasites Grows Stronger, p. 2434
Jocelyn Kaiser
Possible Clock Messenger Identified, pp. 2434-2436
Marcia Barinaga
mtDNA Shows Signs of Paternal Influence, p. 2436
Evelyn Strauss
Galileo Catches Lava Fountain on Io, pp. 2436-2437
Robert Irion
Mice Cloned from Cultured Stem Cells, p. 2437
Gretchen Vogel


News Focus
Forecasting the Storms and Showers of Space, pp. 2438-2440
Gary Taubes
DNA Cuts Its Teeth-as an Enzyme, pp. 2441-2442
Elizabeth Finkel
Building the Small World of the Future, pp. 2442-2444
Robert F. Service
Science Staggers Along After Deadly Earthquake, p. 2444
Dennis Normile
UCSF on the Move to New Mission Bay Campus, pp. 2445-2446
Marcia Barinaga


Random Samples, p. 2447
Constance Holden


Science's Compass


Editorial
Life Sciences' Stewardship of Science, p. 2448
Philip M. Smith


Letters
The Bayesian Way, p. 2449
Kenyon B. De Greene; Edward Beardsworth
U.S. and Cuban Scientific Exchange, pp. 2449-2450
Mark M. Rasenick
Responding to the River, p. 2450
Review author[s]: Stanley A. Plotkin; Hilary Koprowski
Tenured Women in Academia, pp. 2450-2451
Kevin T. Kilty; Andrew Lawler; Sarah Hitchcock-DeGregori; Richard H. Milburn
A "Mite" More Information, pp. 2451-2452
Ronald Ochoa
Funding for the Unexpected, p. 2452
Donald S. Dwyer
Corrections and Clarifications: On the Edge of the Solar System, p. 2452
Corrections and Clarifications: Differentiation Stage-Specific Inhibition of the Raf-MEK-ERK Pathway by Akt, p. 2452


Policy Forum
Reducing Liver Cancer-Global Control of Aflatoxin, pp. 2453-2454
Sara Hale Henry; F. Xavier Bosch; Terry C. Troxell; P. Michael Bolger


Books et al.
So That Others Might Also Live, pp. 2455-2456
Night Falls Fast. Understanding Suicide.
Kay Redfield Jamison
Review author[s]: Leon Eisenberg
Paying for Disasters, p. 2456
Disasters and Democracy. The Politics of Extreme Natural Events.
Rutherford Platt
Review author[s]: Roger A. Pielke Jr.


Perspectives
Fragmentation Processes in Atomic Collisions, p. 2457
Colm T. Whelan
Sex and Death, pp. 2458-2459
David N. Reznick; Cameron Ghalambor
Semiconductor Lasers Lose Their Cool, pp. 2459-2460
Richard M. de la Rue
The CRYs of Flies and Mice, pp. 2460-2461
Paul E. Hardin; Nicholas R. J. Glossop


Visions of the Future: Essay Contest
Address to the AAAS, pp. 2462-2464
Edward McSweegan
Traditional and Cybernetic Sciences Combine to Combat Human Viruses, pp. 2464-2465
Caurnel Morgan
S(t)imulating Science, pp. 2466-2467
Manju M. Hingorani


Research


Research Articles
Genetic Definition and Sequence Analysis of Arabidopsis Centromeres, pp. 2468-2474
Gregory P. Copenhaver; Kathryn Nickel; Takashi Kuromori; Maria-Ines Benito; Samir Kaul; Xiaoying Lin; Michael Bevan; George Murphy; Barbara Harris; Laurence D. Parnell; W. Richard McCombie; Robert A. Martienssen; Marco Marra; Daphne Preuss
Collisional Breakup in a Quantum System of Three Charged Particles, pp. 2474-2479
T. N. Rescigno; M. Baertschy; W. A. Isaacs; C. W. McCurdy


Reports
Quantum Impurity in a Nearly Critical Two-Dimensional Antiferromagnet, pp. 2479-2482
Subir Sachdev; Chiranjeeb Buragohain; Matthias Vojta
Ion Penetration of the Water-Oil Interface, pp. 2482-2485
Kai Wu; Martin J. Iedema; James P. Cowin
Oligotrophy and Nitrogen Fixation During Eastern Mediterranean Sapropel Events, pp. 2485-2488
Julian P. Sachs; Daniel J. Repeta
Heavy Nitrogen in Carbonatites of the Kola Peninsula: A Possible Signature of the Deep Mantle, pp. 2488-2490
Nicolas Dauphas; Bernard Marty
Melting Dynamics Beneath the Tonga-Kermadec Island Arc Inferred from 231 Pa- 235 U Systematics, pp. 2491-2493
Bernard Bourdon; Simon Turner; Claude Allègre
Gas-Rich Galaxy Pair Unveiled in the Lensed Quasar 0957+561, pp. 2493-2495
P. Planesas; J. Martín-Pintado; R. Neri; L. Colina
Enhanced Morphine Analgesia in Mice Lacking β-Arrestin 2, pp. 2495-2498
Laura M. Bohn; Robert J. Lefkowitz; Raul R. Gainetdinov; Karsten Peppel; Marc G. Caron; Fang-Tsyr Lin
Induction of Nitric Oxide-Dependent Apoptosis in Motor Neurons by Zinc- Deficient Superoxide Dismutase, pp. 2498-2500
Alvaro G. Estévez; John P. Crow; Jacinda B. Sampson; Christopher Reiter; Yingxin Zhuang; Gloria J. Richardson; Margaret M. Tarpey; Luis Barbeito; Joseph S. Beckman
A Mutation in the C. elegans EXP-2 Potassium Channel That Alters Feeding Behavior, pp. 2501-2504
M. Wayne Davis; Richard Fleischhauer; Joseph A. Dent; Rolf H. Joho; Leon Avery
Inattentional Blindness Versus Inattentional Amnesia for Fixated but Ignored Words, pp. 2504-2507
Geraint Rees; Charlotte Russell; Christopher D. Frith; Jon Driver
Pharmacological Rescue of Mutant p53 Conformation and Function, pp. 2507-2510
Barbara A. Foster; Heather A. Coffey; Michael J. Morin; Farzan Rastinejad
Leakage-Resistant Blood Vessels in Mice Transgenically Overexpressing Angiopoietin-1, pp. 2511-2514
G. Thurston; C. Suri; K. Smith; J. McClain; T. N. Sato; G. D. Yancopoulos; D. M. McDonald
Reduced MAP Kinase Phosphatase-1 Degradation After p42/p44 MAPK - Dependent Phosphorylation, pp. 2514-2517
Jean-Marc Brondello; Jacques Pouysségur; Fergus R. McKenzie
Bacteriophytochromes: Phytochrome-Like Photoreceptors from Nonphotosynthetic Eubacteria, pp. 2517-2520
Seth J. Davis; Alexander V. Vener; Richard D. Vierstra
A Delayed Wave of Death from Reproduction in Drosophila, pp. 2521-2524
Carla M. Sgrò; Linda Partridge
Linkage Disequilibrium and Recombination in Hominid Mitochondrial DNA, pp. 2524-2525
Philip Awadalla; Adam Eyre-Walker; John Maynard Smith
Cortical Mechanisms of Human Imitation, pp. 2526-2528
Marco Iacoboni; Roger P. Woods; Marcel Brass; Harold Bekkering; John C. Mazziotta; Giacomo Rizzolatti
Heterozygous Germ Line hCHK2 Mutations in Li-Fraumeni Syndrome, pp. 2528-2531
Daphne W. Bell; Jennifer M. Varley; Tara E. Szydlo; Deborah H. Kang; Doke C. R. Wahrer; Kristen E. Shannon; Marcie Lubratovich; Sigitas J. Verselis; Kurt J. Isselbacher; Joseph F. Fraumeni; Jillian M. Birch; Frederick P. Li; Judy E. Garber; Daniel A. Haber
Photic Induction of mPer1 and mPer2 in Cry-Deficient Mice Lacking a Biological Clock, pp. 2531-2534
Hitoshi Okamura; Shigeru Miyake; Yasuo Sumi; Shun Yamaguchi; Akira Yasui; Manja Muijtjens; Jan H. J. Hoeijmakers; Gijsbertus T. J. van der Horst


AAAS News and Notes, pp. 2536-2537
Tiffany Ayers

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