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Science, New Series, Vol. 251, No. 4996, Feb. 22, 1991


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Front Matter (25 pp.)
Polymers, p. 853
John I. Brauman


Letters
Views of the Genome Project, pp. 854-855
Donald D. Brown; Michael Syvanen
Aging Studies, p. 855
Joseph Meites
Adaptive Optics, pp. 855-856
P. Léna


Correction: Comparison of Two Forms of Long-Term Potentiation in Single Hippocampus Neurons, p. 856
Erratum: Toward Protein Tertiary Structure Recognition by Means of Associative Memory Hamiltonians, p. 856
Erratum: Ostwald Ripening of Clays and Metamorphic Minerals, p. 856
Erratum: Peptide Immunogen Mimicry of a Protein-Specific Structural Epitope on Human Choriogonadotropin, p. 856
ScienceScope, p. 863


News and Comment
The Geopolitics of Nuclear Waste, pp. 864-866+867
Eliot Marshall
Flap Erupts Over Dioxin Meeting, pp. 866-867
Leslie Roberts
U.S. Bites Greenhouse Bullet and Gags, p. 868
Richard A. Kerr
AAAS Meeting Opens with Views from the Top, p. 869
Joseph Palca


Briefings
World Bank Environment Fund, p. 870
Constance Holden
Proving Einstein Right (or Wrong), p. 870
Constance Holden
Cruising the Digital Highway, p. 870
Constance Holden
Looking for Planets, pp. 870-871
Constance Holden
Campus Drinking, p. 871
Constance Holden
Physicists Hurting, p. 871
Constance Holden
Public Attitudes Toward Gene Splicing, p. 871
Constance Holden
PMA Launches Ad Campaign, p. 871
Constance Holden
How to Win a Westinghouse, p. 871
Constance Holden


Research News
Systematics Goes Molecular, pp. 872-874
Ann Gibbons
Plastics Get Oriented-And Get New Properties, pp. 874-876
Faye Flam
Mutation Identified as a Possible Cause of Alzheimer's Desease, pp. 876-877
Jean Marx
Transgenic Crops Get a Test in the Wild, p. 878
Jeremy Cherfas


Polymers
Living Polymerization Methods, pp. 887-893
Owen W. Webster
DNA: A Model Compound for Solution Studies of Macromolecules, pp. 893-898
R. Pecora
Polymer-Polymer Phase Behavior, pp. 898-905
Frank S. Bates
Polymer Brushes, pp. 905-914
S. T. Milner


Research Article
Recoverin: A Calcium Sensitive Activator of Retinal Rod Guanylate Cyclase, pp. 915-918
Alexander M. Dizhoor; Sanghamitra Ray; Santosh Kumar; Greg Niemi; Maribeth Spencer; Doane Brolley; Kenneth A. Walsh; Paul P. Philipov; James B. Hurley; Lubert Stryer


Reports
Free Energy and Temperature Dependence of Electron Transfer at the Metal-Electrolyte Interface, pp. 919-922
Christopher E. D. Chidsey
Charge Separation in a Reaction Center Incorporating Bacteriochlorophyll for Photoactive Bacteriopheophytin, pp. 922-927
Christine Kirmaier; Dale Gaul; Randy DeBey; Dewey Holten; Craig C. Schenck
Chemical Sensors Based on Controlled-Release Polymer Systems, pp. 927-929
Steven M. Barnard; David R. Walt
High Winds of Neptune: A Possible Mechanism, pp. 929-932
V. E. Suomi; S. S. Limaye; D. R. Johnson
Nylon Production: An Unknown Source of Atmospheric Nitrous Oxide, pp. 932-934
Mark H. Thiemens; William C. Trogler
Distinctive Cranial and Cervical Innervation of Wing Muscles: New Evidence for Bat Monophyly, pp. 934-936
J. G. M. Thewissen; S. K. Babcock
A Heparin-Binding Growth Factor Secreted by Macrophage-Like Cells that is Related to EGF, pp. 936-939
Shigeki Higashiyama; Judith A. Abraham; Judy Miller; John C. Fiddes; Michael Klagsburn
Mutations Affecting Internal TEA Blockade Identify the Probable Pore-Forming Region of a K+ Channel, pp. 939-942
Gary Yellen; Mark E. Jurman; Tatiana Abramson; Roderick MacKinnon
Exchange of Conduction Pathways Between Two Related K+ Channels, pp. 942-944
Hali A. Hartmann; Glenn E. Kirsch; John A. Drewe; Maurizio Taglialatela; Rolf H. Joho; Arthur M. Brown
Reshaping the Cortical Motor Map by Unmasking Latent Intracortical Connections, pp. 944-947
Kimberle M. Jacobs; John P. Donoghue
D1 Dopamine Receptors in Prefrontal Cortex: Involvement in Working Memory, pp. 947-950
Toshiyuki Sawaguchi; Patricia S. Goldman-Rakic


Technical Comment
Form, Motion, and Binocular Rivalry, pp. 950-951
V. S. Ramachandran


Inside AAAS, pp. 952-953


Book Reviews
The Boosting of the Planets, p. 957
Space Technology and Planetary Astronomy.
Joseph N. Tatarewicz
Review author[s]: Richard Hirsh
Institutional Arrangements, pp. 957-958
The Kaiser's Chemists. Science and Modernization in Imperial Germany.
Jeffrey Allan Johnson
Review author[s]: Edmund N. Todd
Books Received, p. 958


Back Matter (34 pp.)

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