Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4784, Jan. 2, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 234, No. 4783, Dec. 19, 1986
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4785, Jan. 9, 1987


Front Matter (13 pp.)
Materials Research, p. 9
Philip H. Abelson


Perspective
Applied Research: Key to Innovation, pp. 12-13
A. M. Clogston


Letters
Recombinant DNA: International Guidelines, p. 14
Henry I. Miller; Frank E. Young
Growth Hormone Use, pp. 14-15
Barry M. Sherman; William Regelson
SDI Research Funds, p. 15
G. D. Mostow
Net Primary Production: The Tomato Example, p. 15
Bruce L. Godfriaux
Forest Restoration in Costa Rica, pp. 15-16
Daniel H. Janzen
Rejection and Revolution, p. 16
R. Rosin
Rejection and Revolution: Response, p. 16
Daniel E. Koshland, Jr.


Erratum: Maleness Pinpointed on Y Chromosome, p. 16
Erratum: Debate About Epilepsy: What Initiates Seizures?, p. 16


News & Comment
End Game for the N Reactor?, pp. 17-18
Eliot Marshall
Textbook Controversy Intensifies Nationwide, pp. 19-21
Constance Holden
Creationism Case Argued Before Supreme Court, pp. 22-23
Roger Lewin
Use of Berkeley Reactor Questioned on Military-Related Research, p. 23
John Walsh
Student Protests Block University Changes, pp. 24-25
David Dickson


Briefing
Feerst in Close Call, p. 26
J.W.
Stanford Branches Out, p. 26
J.W.
Human Values in Medical Schools, p. 26
C.H.
Peace Institute Grants, p. 26
C.H.
A $300-Million LINK, p. 26
D.D.


Research News
Free Electron Laser Success Explained, pp. 27-29
Arthur L. Robinson
Planetary Scientists are Seeing the Unseeable, pp. 29-31
Richard A. Kerr
Rice Plants Regenerated from Protoplasts, pp. 31-32
Jean L. Marx


The Volatility of Stock Market Prices, pp. 33-37
Robert J. Shiller

Laser Remote Sensing of the Atmosphere, pp. 37-45
Dennis K. Killinger; Norman Menyuk

Multiple Calcium Channels and Neuronal Function, pp. 46-52
Richard J. Miller

Diversity of Alpha-Fetoprotein Gene Expression in Mice is Generated by a Combination of Separate Enhancer Elements, pp. 53-58
Robert E. Hammer; Robb Krumlauf; Sally A. Camper; Ralph L. Brinster; Shirley M. Tilghman


Reports
A Revisit to the Guest Star of A.D. 185, pp. 59-60
Y.-L. Huang; G. H. Moriarty-Schieven
Trace Fossil Evidence for Late Ordovician Animals on Land, pp. 61-63
Gregory J. Retallack; Carolyn R. Feakes
Environmental Trends in Extinction During the Paleozoic, pp. 64-66
J. John Sepkoski, Jr.
Delayed Transneuronal Death of Substantia Nigra Neurons Prevented by γ-Aminobutyric Acid Agonist, pp. 66-69
Makoto Saji; Donald J. Reis
Restoration of LDL Receptor Activity in Mutant Cells by Intercellular Junctional Communication, pp. 69-73
Lawrence Hobbie; David M. Kingsley; Karen F. Kozarsky; Robert W. Jackman; Monty Krieger
Decreased Hippocampal Inhibition and a Selective Loss of Interneurons in Experimental Epilepsy, pp. 73-76
Robert S. Sloviter
Mapping the Main Immunogenic Region and Toxin-Binding Site of the Nicotinic Acetylcholine Receptor, pp. 77-80
T. Barkas; A. Mauron; B. Roth; C. Alliod; S. J. Tzartos; M. Ballivet
Increased Numbers of Ion Channels Promoted by an Intracellular Second Messenger, pp. 80-82
Richard Gunning
Cloned Gene of Rickettsia rickettsii Surface Antigen: Candidate Vaccine for Rocky Mountain Spotted Fever, pp. 83-85
Gregory A. McDonald; Robert L. Anacker; Kareen Garjian
Unique Forms of the abl Tyrosine Kinase Distinguish Ph 1 -Positive CML from Ph 1 -Positive ALL, pp. 85-88
Steven S. Clark; Jami McLaughlin; William M. Crist; Richard Champlin; Owen N. Witte


Technical Comments
Bacteria: Link or Sink?, p. 88
Evelyn B. Sherr; Barry F. Sherr; Lawrence J. Albright
Bacteria: Link or Sink?: Response, pp. 88-89
Hugh W. Ducklow; D. A. Purdie; P. J. LeB Williams; J. M. Davies


AAAS News
1986 Election Results, pp. 90-91
Transcripts of Discussion Focusing on the Use of Animals in Research Offered, p. 91
Nomination of AAAS Fellows Invited, p. 91
SWARM to Meet in Austin, p. 91
1987 Calendar of Scientific Meetings Available, p. 91


Book Reviews
Professional Problems, pp. 93-94
Scientists and Journalists
Sharon M. Friedman; Sharon Dunwoody; Carol L. Rogers
Review author[s]: David L. Hull
Important Fossils, p. 94
The Burgess Shale
Harry B. Whittington
Review author[s]: Michael E. Taylor
Californians at Risk, pp. 94-96
Waiting for Disaster
Ralph H. Turner; Joanne M. Nigg; Denise Heller Paz
Review author[s]: Charles Perrow
Progenitor Cells, p. 96
Megakaryocyte Development and Function
Richard F. Levine; Neil Williams; Jack Levin; Bruce L. Evatt
Review author[s]: David G. Nathan
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 96-97
Embryogenesis in Angiosperms
V. Raghavan
NMR of Proteins and Nucleic Acids
Kurt Wüthrich
Drosophila
D. B. Roberts
Review author[s]: K.L.


Back Matter (36 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 234, No. 4783, Dec. 19, 1986
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4785, Jan. 9, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4785, Jan. 9, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4784, Jan. 2, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4786, Jan. 16, 1987


Front Matter (18 pp.)
Fraud in Science, p. 141
Daniel E. Koshland, Jr.


Letters
Misuse of the Freedom of Information Act, p. 144
Jerry R. Williams
Rüdenberg's Patents, p. 144
John L. Hummer
Quality of Biomedical Literature, p. 144
Robert G. Martin
Quantitative Risk Aspects of the "Woburn Case", pp. 144-145
Martyn T. Smith
Moonlight and Circadian Rhythms, p. 145
Rolf M. Sinclair
Moonlight and Circadian Rhythms: Response, p. 145
Charles A. Czeisler; James S. Allan
Research Practices, p. 146
Walter W. Stewart; Ned Feder


Erratum: The Color of the Surface of Venus., p. 146


News & Comment
Science Budget: More of the Same, pp. 151-153
Colin Norman
R&D and the Deficit, p. 152
Mark Crawford
Peer Review--'Oops--Merit Review in for Some Changes at NSF, p. 153
John Walsh
Cancer M.D.'s Clash over Interleukin Therapy, pp. 154-155
Mark Bloom
Landsat Commercialization Stumbles Again, p. 155
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Hazardous Waste: Where to Put It?, pp. 156-157
Mark Crawford
EEC Research Program in Jeopardy, p. 158
David Dickson
Court Rejects Rifkin in Biotech Cases, p. 159
Mark Crawford
Math Papers Called Inaccessible, p. 159
Gina Kolata


Briefing
Comings and Goings, p. 159
C. N.; C. H.


Research News
Oncogenes Give Breast Cancer Prognosis, pp. 160-161
Gina Kolata
Materials Scientists Seek a Unified Voice, pp. 161-162
Arthur L. Robinson
Diabetics Should Lose Weight, Avoid Diet Fads, pp. 163-164
Gina Kolata
Delving into Faults and Earthquake Behavior, pp. 165-166
Richard A. Kerr


Community Diversity: Relative Roles of Local and Regional Processes, pp. 167-171
Robert E. Ricklefs

Band-Gap Engineering: From Physics and Materials to New Semiconductor Devices, pp. 172-176
Federico Capasso

Human Breast Cancer: Correlation of Relapse and Survival with Amplification of the HER-2/neu Oncogene, pp. 177-182
Dennis J. Slamon; Gary M. Clark; Steven G. Wong; Wendy J. Levin; Axel Ullrich; William L. McGuire

The Atomic Structure of Mengo Virus at 3.0 Å Resolution, pp. 182-191
Ming Luo; Gerrit Vriend; Greg Kamer; Iwona Minor; Edward Arnold; Michael G. Rossmann; Ulrike Boege; Douglas G. Scraba; Greg M. Duke; Ann C. Palmenberg


Reports
Outward-Dipping Ring-Fault Structure at Rabaul Caldera as Shown by Earthquake Locations, pp. 193-195
Jim Mori; Chris McKee
Sensory Tuning of Lateral Line Receptors in Antarctic Fish to the Movements of Planktonic Prey, pp. 195-196
John C. Montgomery; John A. Macdonald
Disruption of the Mauna Loa Magma System by the 1868 Hawaiian Earthquake: Geochemical Evidence, pp. 196-199
Robert I. Tilling; J. Michael Rhodes; Joel W. Sparks; John P. Lockwood; Peter W. Lipman
Oxygen Supersaturation in the Ocean: Biological Versus Physical Contributions, pp. 199-202
H. Craig; T. Hayward
Identification of a Juvenile Hormone-Like Compound in a Crustacean, pp. 202-205
H. Laufer; D. Borst; F. C. Baker; C. Carrasco; M. Sinkus; C. C. Reuter; L. W. Tsai; D. A. Schooley
Evolution of Male Pheromones in Moths: Reproductive Isolation Through Sexual Selection?, pp. 205-207
P. Larry Phelan; Thomas C. Baker
Direct Activation of Mammalian Atrial Muscarinic Potassium Channels by GTP Regulatory Protein G k, pp. 207-211
Atsuko Yatani; Juan Codina; Arthur M. Brown; Lutz Birnbaumer
Metalloregulatory DNA-Binding Protein Encoded by the merR Gene: Isolation and Characterization, pp. 211-214
Thomas O'Halloran; Christopher Walsh
Nerve Growth Factor Treatment After Brain Injury Prevents Neuronal Death, pp. 214-216
Lawrence F. Kromer
Lung Cancer and Indoor Air Pollution in Xuan Wei, China, pp. 217-220
J. L. Mumford; X. Z. He; R. S. Chapman; S. R. Cao; D. B. Harris; X. M. Li; Y. L. Xian; W. Z. Jiang; C. W. Xu; J. C. Chuang; W. E. Wilson; M. Cooke
Preferred Microtubules for Vesicle Transport in Lobster Axons, pp. 220-222
Robert H. Miller; Raymond J. Lasek; Michael J. Katz


Book Reviews
Darwin Scholars at Work, pp. 224-225
The Darwinian Heritage
David Kohn
Review author[s]: Adrian Desmond
A Debate in Solar Physics, pp. 225-226
Confronting Nature
Trevor Pinch
Review author[s]: Yves Gingras
Ecological Comparisons, pp. 226-227
Are Australian Ecosystems Different?
J. R. Dodson; M. Westoby
Review author[s]: Gordon H. Orians
Fallout from Yucca Flat, p. 227
Under the Cloud
Richard L. Miller
Justice Downwind
Howard Ball
Review author[s]: Robert A. Divine


Back Matter (30 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4784, Jan. 2, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4786, Jan. 16, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4786, Jan. 16, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4785, Jan. 9, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4787, Jan. 23, 1987


Front Matter (35 pp.)
Managing Technology, p. 265
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Replication and the Scientific Method, p. 267
Alvin G. Goldstein
Public School Teaching: An Alternative, p. 267
William Simon
GenBank Status Report, pp. 267-268
Christian Burks; James Fickett; Walter Goad
``Toxic Torts'', p. 268
Alan S. Levin
SDI Goals, p. 268
R. Gange


Erratum: The International Geosphere-Biosphere Program., p. 268
Erratum: Structure-Activity Studies of Interleukin-2., p. 268


News & Comment
Nuclear Winter Debate Heats up, pp. 271-273
Eliot Marshall
Berkeley Changes Tack on Reactor, p. 273
John Walsh
U.S.--Japan Study Aim is Education Reform, pp. 274-275
John Walsh
NASA Announces a Plan to Reform Management Practices, pp. 275-276
M. Mitchell Waldrop
NIH Finds Argentine Experiment Did not Break U.S. Biotechnology Rules, p. 276
Mark Crawford
Debate over SDI Enters New Phase, pp. 277-280
Colin Norman


Briefing
House of Lords Wants U.K. Research Assessed, p. 280
D.D.
New French Minister, p. 280
D.D.


Research News
Fire! New Ways to Prevent it, pp. 281-282
Gina Kolata
The Texas Symposium on Relativistic Astrophysics, pp. 283-285
M. Mitchell Waldrop
A New Wave of Enzymes for Cleaving Prohormones, pp. 285-286
Jean L. Marx


Development of a More Market-Oriented Economy in China, pp. 295-299
Gregory C. Chow

Geologic Evolution of Northern Tibet: Results of an Expedition to Ulugh Muztagh, pp. 299-305
Peter Molnar; B. Clark Burchfiel; Zhao Ziyun; Liang K'uangyi; Wang Shuji; Huang Minmin

The Molecular Genetics of Cancer, pp. 305-311
J. Michael Bishop

Many Random Sequences Functionally Replace the Secretion Signal Sequence of Yeast Invertase, pp. 312-317
Chris A. Kaiser; Daphne Preuss; Paula Grisafi; David Botstein


Reports
Multiple Conformational States of Proteins: A Molecular Dynamics Analysis of Myoglobin, pp. 318-321
R. Elber; M. Karplus
Construction of a Novel Oncogene Based on Synthetic Sequences Encoding Epidermal Growth Factor, pp. 321-324
D. F. Stern; D. L. Hare; M. A. Cecchini; R. A. Weinberg
Cellular and Subcellular Heterogeneity of [Ca 2+ ] i in Single Heart Cells Revealed by Fura-2, pp. 325-328
W. G. Wier; M. B. Cannell; J. R. Berlin; E. Marban; W. J. Lederer
A Subset of Yeast snRNA's Contains Functional Binding Sites for the Highly Conserved Sm Antigen, pp. 328-331
Nora Riedel; Sandra Wolin; Christine Guthrie
Lunar-Modulated Geomagnetic Orientation by a Marine Mollusk, pp. 331-334
Kenneth J. Lohmann; A. O. Dennis Willows
Myosin Rod Phosphorylation and the Catch State of Molluscan Muscles, pp. 334-337
Loriana Castellani; Carolyn Cohen
Slow Transport of Tubulin in the Neurites of Differentiated PC12 Cells, pp. 337-339
Charles H. Keith
Cytosolic Acidification as an Early Transductory Signal of Human Neutrophil Chemotaxis, pp. 340-342
Itzhak Yuli; Avraham Oplatka
Chaotic Bursts in Nonlinear Dynamical Systems, pp. 342-345
Robert L. Devaney
Forskolin and Phorbol Esters Reduce the Same Potassium Conductance of Mouse Neurons in Culture, pp. 345-348
Debra S. Grega; Mary Ann Werz; Robert L. Macdonald
Yeast KEX2 Protease Has the Properties of a Human Proalbumin Converting Enzyme, pp. 348-350
Ian C. Bathurst; Stephen O. Brennan; Robin W. Carrell; Lawrence S. Cousens; Anthony J. Brake; Philip J. Barr
Epithelial Wound Healing Enhanced by Transforming Growth Factor--α and Vaccinia Growth Factor, pp. 350-352
Gregory S. Schultz; Michael White; Robert Mitchell; Gregory Brown; Jenny Lynch; Daniel R. Twardzik; George J. Todaro
Antidepressant and Circadian Phase-Shifting Effects of Light, pp. 352-354
Alfred J. Lewy; Robert L. Sack; L. Stephen Miller; Tana M. Hoban
Wind Speed and Mortality Rate of a Marine Fish, the Northern Anchovy (Engraulis mordax), pp. 354-356
Randall M. Peterman; Michael J. Bradford


Technical Comments
In vivo Activation of CD4 + Cells in AIDS, p. 356
Dietmar Fuchs; Arno Hausen; Paul Hengster; Gilbert Reibnegger; Thomas Schulz; Ernst R. Werner; Manfred P. Dierich; Helmut Wachter


Book Reviews
Academic Freedom under Pressure, pp. 371-372
No Ivory Tower
Ellen W. Schrecker
Review author[s]: Carol S. Gruber
Physics of the Early Universe, pp. 372-373
Inner Space/Outer Space
Edward W. Kolb
Review author[s]: P. J. E. Peebles
Psychology and Neuroscience, pp. 373-374
Mind and Brain
Joseph E. LeDoux; William Hirst
Review author[s]: Bruce Bridgeman
Yeasts, p. 374
Yeast Cell Biology
James Hicks
Review author[s]: Robert C. Dickson


Back Matter (23 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4785, Jan. 9, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4787, Jan. 23, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4787, Jan. 23, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4786, Jan. 16, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4788, Jan. 30, 1987


Front Matter (18 pp.)
Techniques and Strategies of Verification, p. 405
Daniel E. Koshland


Policy Forum
Verification and Arms Control, pp. 406-414


Letters
Earth's Early Atmosphere, p. 415
Kenneth M. Towe
Earth's Early Atmosphere: Response, p. 415
J. F. Kasting; T. P. Ackerman
Novelty of ``Supply-Side Ecology'', pp. 415-416
Craig M. Young
U.S. Management and Productivity, p. 416
Thomas P. Vogl; Fred Block
U.S. Management and Productivity: Response, p. 416
Martin N. Baily


Erratum: End Game For the N Reactor?, p. 416


News & Comment
Integrity of Research Papers Questioned, pp. 422-423
Barbara J. Culliton
EPA Finds Western Lakes Free of Acid Pollution, but Vulnerable, p. 423
Eliot Marshall
Academy Panel Blasts U.S. Export Controls, pp. 424-425
Colin Norman
Shuttle Plan Faulted, p. 425
Eliot Marshall
A Crisis in Space Research, pp. 426-429
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Science Sections in U.S. Newspapers Increase Dramatically in Past 2 Years, p. 429
Barbara J. Culliton


Research News
Biological Issues in Schizophrenia, pp. 430-433
Deborah M. Barnes
A Top Priority at NIMH, p. 431
Constance Holden
A Geophysics Potpourri in San Francisco, pp. 433-435
Richard A. Kerr
Dietary Fat--Breast Cancer Link Questioned, p. 436
Gina Kolata


Weather Regimes: The Challenge in Extended-Range Forecasting, pp. 437-441
Brian Reinhold

Angiogenic Factors, pp. 442-447
Judah Folkman; Michael Klagsbrun

Atomic Structure of Thymidylate Synthase: Target for Rational Drug Design, pp. 448-455
Larry W. Hardy; Janet S. Finer-Moore; William R. Montfort; Melvin O. Jones; Daniel V. Santi; Robert M. Stroud


Reports
In situ Detection of β-Galactosidase in Lenses of Transgenic Mice with a γ-Crystallin/lacZ Gene, pp. 456-458
D. R. Goring; J. Rossant; S. Clapoff; M. L. Breitman; L.-C. Tsui
Crystallographic R Factor Refinement by Molecular Dynamics, pp. 458-460
Axel T. Brünger; John Kuriyan; Martin Karplus
Thunderstorms: An Important Mechanism in the Transport of Air Pollutants, pp. 460-465
R. R. Dickerson; G. J. Huffman; W. T. Luke; L. J. Nunnermacker; K. E. Pickering; A. C. D. Leslie; C. G. Lindsey; W. G. N. Slinn; T. J. Kelly; P. H. Daum; A. C. Delany; J. P. Greenberg; P. R. Zimmerman; J. F. Boatman; J. D. Ray; D. H. Stedman
Validity Tests of the Mixing-Length Theory of Deep Convection, pp. 465-467
Kwing L. Chan; Sabatino Sofia
The Glucocorticoid Receptor Protein Binds to Transfer RNA, pp. 467-470
Masarrat Ali; Wayne V. Vedeckis
Brain Barrier Tissues: End Organs for Atriopeptins, pp. 470-473
Luca Steardo; James A. Nathanson
Macrophage Cytotoxicity: Role for L-Arginine Deiminase and Imino Nitrogen Oxidation to Nitrite, pp. 473-476
John B. Hibbs; Read R. Taintor; Zdenek Vavrin
The Cytoskeletal Protein Vinculin Contains Transformation-Sensitive, Covalently Bound Lipid, pp. 476-479
Paul Burn; Max M. Burger
Fish in Offshore Kelp Forests Affect Recruitment to Intertidal Barnacle Populations, pp. 479-481
Steven D. Gaines; Jonathan Roughgarden
Mapping Human Brain Monoamine Oxidase A and B with 11 C-Labeled Suicide Inactivators and PET, pp. 481-485
J. S. Fowler; R. R. MacGregor; A. P. Wolf; C. D. Arnett; S. L. Dewey; D. Schlyer; D. Christman; J. Logan; M. Smith; H. Sachs; S. M. Aquilonius; P. Bjurling; C. Halldin; P. Hartvig; K. L. Leenders; H. Lundqvist; L. Oreland; C.-G. Stålnacke; B. Långström


Book Reviews
A Legendary Debate, p. 490
Controversy in Victorian Geology
James A. Secord
Review author[s]: William Montgomery
Non-Revolutions, pp. 490-491
Misunderstanding Media
Brian Winston
Review author[s]: George Wise
Metamorphic Rocks, pp. 491-492
Blueschists and Eclogites
Bernard W. Evans; Edwin H. Brown
Review author[s]: W. G. Ernst
Memory Systems, p. 492
Synapses, Circuits, and the Beginnings of Memory
Gary Lynch; Gordon M. Shepherd; Ira B. Black; Herbert P. Killackey
Review author[s]: Timothy J. Teyler
Comparative Ecology, pp. 492-493
Ecology and Natural History of Desert Lizards
Eric R. Pianka
Review author[s]: Joseph Travis


Back Matter (20 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4786, Jan. 16, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4788, Jan. 30, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4788, Jan. 30, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4787, Jan. 23, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4789, Feb. 6, 1987


Front Matter (14 pp.)
Lifelong Learning, p. 521
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Psychiatric Diagnoses, p. 522
Myrna M. Weissman
Oil Import Fee?, pp. 522-523
David B. Goldstein; Todd A. Watkins
Science Unfettered, p. 523
Ely E. Pilchik
Berry's Phase: Other Observations, p. 523
Robert H. Silsbee


News & Comment
A Dispute over Soviet ABM Plans, pp. 524-526
Colin Norman
Fixing the Shuttle, p. 527
Eliot Marshall


Research News
Lake Nyos was Rigged for Disaster, pp. 528-529
Richard A. Kerr
Oxygen Free Radicals Linked to Many Diseases, pp. 529-531
Jean L. Marx
Record High-Temperature Superconductors Claimed, pp. 531-533
Arthur L. Robinson
Possible First Hints of Double Beta Decay, p. 534
M. Mitchell Waldrop


AAAS News
Forensic Experts Aid Philippine Search for Disappeared, pp. 535-536
Kari Hannibal
Volume Describing Technology Transfer in China Available, p. 536
Pacific Division to Meet in San Diego in June, pp. 536-537
Seminar on Population-Resource-Environment Interactions Held in Bangalore, p. 537
Reminder to Members, p. 537
AAAS Prize for Behavioral Science Research, pp. 537-538
AAAS Announces New Museum Benefit for Members, p. 538
Obituaries, p. 538


Famine: Causes, Prevention, and Relief, pp. 539-545
John W. Mellor; Sarah Gavian

Focal Points in Mass Spectrometry, pp. 545-553
W. N. Delgass; R. G. Cooks

The Biology and Chemistry of Fertilization, pp. 553-560
Paul M. Wassarman


Reports
Recent Mafic Volcanism on Mars, pp. 565-567
B. K. Lucchitta
Superconductivity at 52.5 K in the Lanthanum-Barium-Copper-Oxide System, pp. 567-569
C. W. Chu; P. H. Hor; R. L. Meng; L. Gao; Z. J. Huang
Evaluation of Intrinsic Binding Energy from a Hydrogen Bonding Group in an Enzyme Inhibitor, pp. 569-571
Paul A. Bartlett; Charles K. Marlowe
Structures of Two Thermolysin-Inhibitor Complexes that Differ by a Single Hydrogen Bond, pp. 571-574
Dale E. Tronrud; Hazel M. Holden; Brian W. Matthews
Calculation of the Relative Change in Binding Free Energy of a Protein-Inhibitor Complex, pp. 574-576
Paul A. Bash; U. Chandra Singh; Frank K. Brown; Robert Langridge; Peter A. Kollman
The Mitochondrial Genotype Can Influence Nuclear Gene Expression in Yeast, pp. 576-580
Vandana S. Parikh; Melissa M. Morgan; Rose Scott; L. Scott Clements; Ronald A. Butow
Human Neuroelectric Patterns Predict Performance Accuracy, pp. 580-585
Alan S. Gevins; Nelson H. Morgan; Steven L. Bressler; Brian A. Cutillo; Roseann M. White; Judy Illes; Douglas S. Greer; Joseph C. Doyle; Gerald M. Zeitlin
Diurnal Expression of Transducin mRNA and Translocation of Transducin in Rods of Rat Retina, pp. 585-587
Mark R. Brann; Leslie V. Cohen
Site-Specific Nick in the T-DNA Border Sequence as a Result of Agrobacterium vir Gene Expression, pp. 587-591
Kan Wang; Scott E. Stachel; Benedikt Timmerman; Marc Van Montagu; Patricia C. Zambryski
A G1 Glycoprotein Epitope of La Crosse Virus: A Determinant of Infection of Aedes triseriatus, pp. 591-593
Daniel R. Sundin; Barry J. Beaty; Neal Nathanson; Francisco Gonzalez-Scarano
Redesigning Metabolic Routes: Manipulation of TOL Plasmid Pathway for Catabolism of Alkylbenzoates, pp. 593-596
Juan L. Ramos; Alain Wasserfallen; Keith Rose; Kenneth N. Timmis


Book Reviews
Claims of Injury, pp. 597-598
Agent Orange on Trial
Peter H. Schuck
Review author[s]: John P. Dwyer
Learners from Nature, pp. 598-599
Leaders in the Study of Animal Behavior
Donald A. Dewsbury
Review author[s]: Hubert Markl
Molecular Evolution, p. 599
Molecular Evolutionary Genetics
Ross J. MacIntyre
Review author[s]: Michael T. Clegg
An African Population, p. 600
African Pygmies
Luigi Luca Cavalli-Sforza
Review author[s]: Peter T. Ellison


Back Matter (13 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4787, Jan. 23, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4789, Feb. 6, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4789, Feb. 6, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4788, Jan. 30, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4790, Feb. 13, 1987


Front Matter (19 pp.)
NSF's Budget and Economic Competitiveness, p. 621
Erich Bloch


Letters
Space Station Plan, p. 623
Reimar Lüst
Politics in Letters, p. 623
George Dusheck
Viewing Stereo Drawings, p. 623
Donn C. Young
Lake Tahoe Mystery Disease, p. 623
Leslie J. Dorfman; Allen D. Allen; Ferris N. Pitts; Robert E. Allen; Joseph S. Harastzi; Robert C. Cohenour; David C. Agnew


Erratum: Positron Emission Tomography Reveals Elevated D2 Dopamine Receptors in Drugnaive Schizophrenics., p. 623
Erratum: Electron Miscroscope Inventors Share Nobel Physics Prize., p. 623


News & Comment
Reagan Okays the Supercollider, p. 625
Mark Crawford
Back to the Energy Crisis, pp. 626-627
Mark Crawford
Budget Details Released, p. 628
Colin Norman
Britain Chooses U.S.-Designed Reactor, p. 629
David Dickson
New Look for House Committee, p. 629
Colin Norman


Briefing
NSF Announces Plans for Elementary Science, p. 630
C.H.
Fasting Astronomer Goes to Geneva, p. 630
C.H.
Comings and Goings, p. 630
C.N.
MacArthur to Support Family Planning, p. 630
C.H.
Japan to Build French Reprocessing Plant, p. 630
D.D.


Research News
Luminous Arcs Dwarf the Galaxies, pp. 631-632
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Drug May Protect Brains of Heart Attack Victims, pp. 632-633
Deborah M. Barnes
Values of Fundamental Constants Adjusted, pp. 633-634
Arthur L. Robinson
New Database for AIDS Research, p. 634
Deborah M. Barnes


Association Affairs
Annual Report of the Executive Officer, pp. 638-641
William D. Carey


The Economic Consequences of Immigration, pp. 645-651
George J. Borjas; Marta Tienda

New Strong Cement Materials: Chemically Bonded Ceramics, pp. 651-658
Della M. Roy

Programmed Gene Rearrangements Altering Gene Expression, pp. 658-667
P. Borst; D. R. Greaves


Reports
Synthesis and Equation of State of (Mg,Fe)SiO 3 Perovskite to over 100 Gigapascals, pp. 668-670
Elise Knittle; Raymond Jeanloz
Lysosphingolipids Inhibit Protein Kinase C: Implications for the Sphingolipidoses, pp. 670-674
Yusuf A. Hannun; Robert M. Bell
HTLV x Gene Mutants Exhibit Novel Transcriptional Regulatory Phenotypes, pp. 674-677
William Wachsman; Alan J. Cann; Janice L. Williams; Dennis J. Slamon; Larry Souza; Neil P. Shah; Irvin S. Y. Chen
Induced Resistance and Interspecific Competition between Spider Mites and a Vascular Wilt Fungus, pp. 678-680
Richard Karban; Rodney Adamchak; William C. Schnathorst
Development of Two Types of Calcium Channels in Cultured Mammalian Hippocampal Neurons, pp. 680-682
Yoel Yaari; Brigitte Hamon; Hans D. Lux
A Sequence in M13 Phage Detects Hypervariable Minisatellites in Human and Animal DNA, pp. 683-684
Gilbert Vassart; Michel Georges; Rita Monsieur; Huguette Brocas; Anne Sophie Lequarre; Daniel Christophe
Long-Term Sensitization in Aplysia: Biophysical Correlates in Tail Sensory Neurons, pp. 685-687
Kenneth P. Scholz; John H. Byrne
Diadema antillarum was not a Keystone Predator in Cryptic Reef Environments, pp. 687-689
Jeremy B. C. Jackson; Karl W. Kaufmann
Can Microscale Chemical Patches Persist in the Sea? Microelectrode Study of Marine Snow, Fecal Pellets, pp. 689-691
Alice L. Alldredge; Yehuda Cohen


Book Reviews
Primatology in East Africa, pp. 694-695
The Chimpanzees of Gombe
Jane Goodall
Review author[s]: Jeanne Altmann
From Gene to Embryo, p. 695
Gene Activity in Early Development
Eric H. Davidson
Review author[s]: Igor B. Dawid
IRAS Observations, pp. 695-696
Light on Dark Matter
F. P. Israel
Review author[s]: Terry Herter
Fossils in Phylogeny, p. 696
Phylogeny Reconstruction in Paleontology
Robert M. Schoch
Review author[s]: Andrew B. Smith


Back Matter (25 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4788, Jan. 30, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4790, Feb. 13, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4790, Feb. 13, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4789, Feb. 6, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4791, Feb. 20, 1987


Front Matter (16 pp.)
Epidemics and Civil Rights, p. 729
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Net Primary Production: Original Calculations, p. 730
Peter M. Vitousek; Paul R. Ehrlich; Anne H. Ehrlich; Pamela A. Matson
Teacher Training, p. 730
Vincent C. LoPresti; Clayton C. Denman


Perspective
Human β 2 Interferon and B-Cell Differentiation Factor BSF-2 are Identical, pp. 731-732
Pravinkumar B. Sehgal; Lester T. May; Igor Tamm; Jan Vilček


News & Comment
British Researchers Seek SDI Funds, pp. 736-737
David Dickson
Emigrés Express Caution on Soviet Human Rights, pp. 738-740
Constance Holden
RAC Recommends Easing Some Recombinant DNA Guidelines, pp. 740-741
Mark Crawford
...German Moratorium Urged, p. 741
David Dickson


Briefing
Minnesota Gets Institute for Theoretical Physics, p. 741
B.J.C.
Comings and Goings, p. 741
B.J.C.

Science Gets Short End in Foreign Aid Funding, pp. 742-743
John Walsh
Boland, NASA at Odds over Launch of Mars Observer, p. 743
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Research News
Another E1 Niño Surprise in the Pacific, but was it Predicted?, pp. 744-745
Richard A. Kerr
Wet-Nursing Boom in England Explored, pp. 745-747
Gina Kolata
National Academy Looks at Human Genome Project, Sees Progress, pp. 747-748
Roger Lewin
Debate over Emergence of Human Tooth Pattern, pp. 748-750
Roger Lewin


Space Research: At a Crossroads, pp. 751-754
Frank B. McDonald

Solar Neutrinos: Questions and Hypotheses, pp. 755-759
Joseph Weneser; Gerhart Friedlander

Solar Neutrinos: Experimental Approaches, pp. 760-765
Gerhart Friedlander; Joseph Weneser

Splicing of Messenger RNA Precursors, pp. 766-771
Phillip A. Sharp


Reports
Neocortical Transplants in the Mammalian Brain Lack a Blood-Brain Barrier to Macromolecules, pp. 772-774
Jeffrey M. Rosenstein
Identification and Isolation of a Variant Surface Glycoprotein from Trypanosoma vivax, pp. 774-777
Peter R. Gardiner; Terry W. Pearson; Michael W. Clarke; Lucy M. Mutharia
Synthesis of a Site-Specific DNA-Binding Peptide, pp. 777-780
Michael F. Bruist; Suzanna J. Horvath; Leroy E. Hood; Thomas A. Steitz; Melvin I. Simon
Epitope Mapping by Chemical Modification of Free and Antibody-Bound Protein Antigen, pp. 780-783
André Burnens; Stéphane Demotz; Giampietro Corradin; Hans Binz; Hans Rudolf Bosshard
Leader Peptidase of Escherichia coli: Critical Role of a Small Domain in Membrane Assembly, pp. 783-787
Ross E. Dalbey; William Wickner
Avian v-myc Replaces Chromosomal Translocation in Murine Plasmacytomagenesis, pp. 787-789
Michael Potter; J. Frederic Mushinski; Elizabeth B. Mushinski; Susan Brust; Judith S. Wax; Francis Wiener; Magda Babonits; Ulf R. Rapp; Herbert C. Morse
Isolation of a T-Lymphotropic Virus from Domestic Cats with an Immunodeficiency-Like Syndrome, pp. 790-793
Niels C. Pedersen; Esther W. Ho; Marlo L. Brown; Janet K. Yamamoto


Book Reviews
An Academic Transformation, pp. 798-799
The American College and the Culture of Aspiration, 1915-1940
David O. Levine
Review author[s]: David Karen
Educational Deficiencies, p. 799
Low Tech Education in a High Tech World
Elizabeth L. Useem
Review author[s]: H. M. Levin
Radioastronomy of the Sun, p. 800
Solar Radiophysics
D. J. McLean; N. R. Labrum
Review author[s]: Robert G. Stone
North American Plants, pp. 800-801
Flora of the Great Plains
The Great Plains Flora Association
Review author[s]: N. R. Morin


Back Matter (20 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4789, Feb. 6, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4791, Feb. 20, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4791, Feb. 20, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4790, Feb. 13, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4792, Feb. 27, 1987


Front Matter (25 pp.)
United States Trade, p. 829
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
SDI Survey, p. 831
Steven Soter
Nuclear Winter Debate, pp. 831-832
Curt Covey; Bernd Heinrich; Joseph T. Bohanon; Anne H. Ehrlich; Paul R. Ehrlich; Harold A. Mooney; Russell Seitz
Nuclear Winter Debate: Response, p. 832
Eliot Marshall


Erratum: Court Rejects Rifkin in Biotech Cases., p. 832


News & Comment
Osteoporosis Reexamined: Complexity of Bone Biology is a Challenge, pp. 833-834
Barbara J. Culliton
Textbook Credits Bruise Psychiatrists' Egos, pp. 835-836
Eliot Marshall
The SSC's Price Tag Troubles Congress, pp. 837-838
Mark Crawford
Teacher Certification Program under Way, pp. 838-839
John Walsh
Treaty Compliance Rated Good, p. 839
Colin Norman
Alvin Trivelpiece of DOE is Named New Executive Officer of AAAS, p. 840
Barbara J. Culliton
BioTechnica Tests EPA Review Process, p. 840
Mark Crawford


Briefing
EPA Okays Field Test, p. 840
M.C.


Research News
Bright Synchrotron Sources Evolve, pp. 841-842
Arthur L. Robinson
Histocompatibility Restriction Explained, pp. 843-844
Jean L. Marx
Do-It-Yourself Universes, pp. 845-846
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Defect in Alzheimer's is on Chromosome 21, pp. 846-847
Deborah M. Barnes


Seabed Materials, pp. 853-860
James M. Broadus

Covalent Group IV Atomic Clusters, pp. 860-865
W. L. Brown; R. R. Freeman; Krishnan Raghavachari; M. Schlüter

Immunological Self, Nonself Discrimination, pp. 865-870
Jean-Gerard Guillet; Ming-Zong Lai; Thomas J. Briner; Soren Buus; Alessandro Sette; Howard M. Grey; John A. Smith; Malcolm L. Gefter


Reports
Dianion Stabilization by (M(C 5 (CH 3 ) 5 ) 2 ) + : Theoretical Evidence for a Localized Ring in (DDQ) 2-, pp. 871-873
Joel S. Miller; David A. Dixon
Conservation of Brain Amyloid Proteins in Aged Mammals and Humans with Alzheimer's Disease, pp. 873-877
Dennis J. Selkoe; Douglas S. Bell; Marcia B. Podlisny; Donald L. Price; Linda C. Cork
Characterization and Chromosomal Localization of a cDNA Encoding Brain Amyloid of Alzheimer's Disease, pp. 877-880
Dmitry Goldgaber; Michael I. Lerman; O. Wesley McBride; Umberto Saffiotti; D. Carleton Gajdusek
Amyloid β Protein Gene: cDNA, mRNA Distribution, and Genetic Linkage near the Alzheimer Locus, pp. 880-884
Rudolph E. Tanzi; James F. Gusella; Paul C. Watkins; Gail A. P. Bruns; Peter St George-Hyslop; Margaret L. Van Keuren; David Patterson; Susan Pagan; David M. Kurnit; Rachael L. Neve
The Genetic Defect Causing Familial Alzheimer's Disease Maps on Chromosome 21, pp. 885-890
Peter H. St George-Hyslop; Rudolph E. Tanzi; Ronald J. Polinsky; Jonathan L. Haines; Linda Nee; Paul C. Watkins; Richard H. Myers; Robert G. Feldman; Daniel Pollen; David Drachman; John Growdon; Amalia Bruni; Jean-Francois Foncin; Denise Salmon; Peter Frommelt; Luigi Amaducci; Sandro Sorbi; Silva Piacentini; Gordon D. Stewart; Wendy J. Hobbs; P. Michael Conneally; James F. Gusella
Cytochrome P-450-Catalyzed Formation of Δ 4 -VPA, a Toxic Metabolite of Valproic Acid, pp. 890-893
Allan E. Rettie; Albert W. Rettenmeier; William N. Howald; Thomas A. Baillie
Substance P Activation of Rheumatoid Synoviocytes: Neural Pathway in Pathogenesis of Arthritis, pp. 893-895
Martin Lotz; Dennis A. Carson; John H. Vaughan
Recombinant Interferon Enhances Monoclonal Antibody--Targeting of Carcinoma Lesions in vivo, pp. 895-898
John W. Greiner; Fiorella Guadagni; Philip Noguchi; Sidney Pestka; David Colcher; Paul B. Fisher; Jeffrey Schlom
Reversal of Chloroquine Resistance in Plasmodium falciparum by Verapamil, pp. 899-901
Samuel K. Martin; Ayo M. J. Oduola; Wilbur K. Milhous
U3 Sequences from HTLV-I and -II LTRs Confer px Protein Response to a Murine Leukemia Virus LTR, pp. 901-904
Haruo Kitado; Irvin S.-Y. Chen; Neil P. Shah; Alan J. Cann; Kunitada Shimotohno; Hung Fan


Book Reviews
Environmentalism and Equity, pp. 914-915
Distributional Conflicts in Environmental-Resource Policy
Allan Schnaiberg; Nicholas Watts; Klaus Zimmermann
Review author[s]: Henry Etzkowitz
Life of an Astrophysicist, pp. 915-916
My Daughter Beatrice
Edward Hill
Review author[s]: Gillian R. Knapp
Genetic Abnormalities, p. 916
The Consequences of Chromosome Imbalance
Charles J. Epstein
Review author[s]: Robert S. Sparkes
Japanese Prehistory, pp. 916-917
Prehistoric Hunter-Gatherers in Japan
Takeru Akazawa; C. Melvin Aikens
Review author[s]: Douglas K. Charles


Back Matter (28 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4790, Feb. 13, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4792, Feb. 27, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4792, Feb. 27, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4791, Feb. 20, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4793, Mar. 6, 1987


Front Matter (49 pp.)
Materials Science, p. 953
John I. Brauman


Letters
Textbook Controversy, p. 955
Paul C. Vitz; Sam Sanderson
Homelessness, pp. 955-956
David Mechanic; Peter B. Field
Homelessness: Response, p. 956
Richard Jed Wyatt; Evan DeRenzo


Erratum: Females Choice of 'Good Genotypes' as Mates is Promoted By an Insect Mating System., p. 956
Erratum: Reagan Okays the Supercollider., p. 956


Perspective
Structure, Function, and Assembly of Membrane Proteins, pp. 959-961
Efraim Racker


News & Comment
The Dark Side of SDI, pp. 962-963
Colin Norman


AAAS Briefing
Expanding Deserts, Shrinking Resources, p. 963
Colin Norman
Nuclear Tests Defended, pp. 963-964
Colin Norman
AIDS Stresses Health Care in San Francisco, p. 964
Deborah M. Barnes
"We're Killing Our World", p. 964
Barbara J. Culliton

Space Station Cost Estimates Double, p. 965
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Pilot Program Cuts Red Tape for Federal Grants, p. 966
Daniel Charles


Briefing
Broader Public Role Sought in Biotechnology, p. 966
M. C.

"Competitiveness" Bill Goes to Congress, p. 967
Mark Crawford
NSF to Formulate 5-Year Plan, Budget, p. 967
John Walsh
Release of Soviet Dissidents Continues, p. 968
Constance Holden
Academy to Drop Issues Quarterly, p. 968
John Walsh
DOD to Reassess Bioweapons' Risks, p. 968
Mark Crawford


Research News
Four Legs Bad, Two Legs Good, pp. 969-971
Roger Lewin
Glimpses of Solar Systems in the Making, pp. 971-972
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Milankovitch Climate Cycles through the Ages, pp. 973-974
Richard A. Kerr
Polyphosphoinositide Research Updated, pp. 974-976
Jean L. Marx


Disordered Materials: A Survey of Amorphous Solids, pp. 997-1002
Yang-Tse Cheng; William L. Johnson

Optical Materials, pp. 1003-1009
A. M. Glass

The Art and Science of Microstructural Control, pp. 1010-1014
Frans Spaepen

Hierarchical Structure in Polymeric Materials, pp. 1015-1022
E. Baer; A. Hiltner; H. D. Keith

Artificially Structured Thin-Film Materials and Interfaces, pp. 1023-1028
V. Narayanamurti

Electronic Theory for Materials Science, pp. 1029-1035
Henry Ehrenreich


Reports
Functional Box-Counting and Multiple Elliptical Dimensions in Rain, pp. 1036-1038
S. Lovejoy; D. Schertzer; A. A. Tsonis
Foam Structures with a Negative Poisson's Ratio, pp. 1038-1040
Roderic Lakes
Encystation and Expression of Cyst Antigens by Giardia lamblia in vitro, pp. 1040-1043
Frances D. Gillin; David S. Reiner; Michael J. Gault; Herndon Douglas; Siddhartha Das; Annette Wunderlich; Judith F. Sauch
Bilirubin is an Antioxidant of Possible Physiological Importance, pp. 1043-1046
Roland Stocker; Yorihiro Yamamoto; Antony F. McDonagh; Alexander N. Glazer; Bruce N. Ames
Construction of a General Human Chromosome Jumping Library, with Application to Cystic Fibrosis, pp. 1046-1049
Francis S. Collins; Mitchell L. Drumm; Jeffery L. Cole; Wendy K. Lockwood; George F. Vande Woude; Michael C. Iannuzzi
Solution of a Protein Crystal Structure with a Model Obtained from NMR Interproton Distance Restraints, pp. 1049-1053
Axel T. Brünger; Robert L. Campbell; G. Marius Clore; Angela M. Gronenborn; Martin Karplus; Gregory A. Petsko; Martha M. Teeter
Isolation of an Olfactory cDNA: Similarity to Retinol-Binding Protein Suggests a Role in Olfaction, pp. 1053-1056
Kyu-Ho Lee; Rebecca G. Wells; Randall R. Reed
RNA Complementary to a Herpesvirus α Gene mRNA is Prominent in Latently Infected Neurons, pp. 1056-1059
J. G. Stevens; E. K. Wagner; G. B. Devi-Rao; M. L. Cook; L. T. Feldman
Construction of Synthetic Immunogen: Use of New T-Helper Epitope on Malaria Circumsporozoite Protein, pp. 1059-1062
Michael F. Good; W. Lee Maloy; Milford N. Lunde; Hanah Margalit; James L. Cornette; Geoffrey L. Smith; Bernard Moss; Louis H. Miller; Jay A. Berzofsky
Apogeotropic Roots in an Amazon Rain Forest, pp. 1062-1064
Robert L. Sanford
Relationship between the c-myb Locus and the 6q--Chromosomal Aberration in Leukemias and Lymphomas, pp. 1064-1067
Cosimo Barletta; Pier-Giuseppe Pelicci; Lawrence C. Kenyon; Stephen D. Smith; Riccardo Dalla-Favera
Absence of Significant Cellular Dilution during ADH-Stimulated Water Reabsorption, pp. 1068-1070
K. Strange; K. R. Spring
Arginine Vasopressin as a Thyrotropin-Releasing Hormone, pp. 1070-1073
Michael D. Lumpkin; Willis K. Samson; Samuel M. McCann


Technical Comments
Trans-activator Gene of HTLV-II: Interpretation, p. 1073
Warner C. Greene; Warren J. Leonard; Yuji Wano; Penny B. Svetlik; Nancy J. Peffer; Joseph G. Sodroski; Craig A. Rosen; Wei Chun Goh; William A. Haseltine


Book Reviews
Verifying Arms Control Agreements, pp. 1090-1091
Arms Control Verification
Kosta Tsipis; David W. Hafemeister; Penny Janeway
Verification
Allan S. Krass
The Verification Challenge
Richard A. Scribner; Theodore J. Ralston; William D. Metz
Review author[s]: Barry E. Fridling
Anorogenic Granite Complexes, p. 1091
Ring Complex Granites and Anorogenic Magmatism
Bernard Bonin
Review author[s]: John Gittins
Particle Detectors, pp. 1091-1092
Introduction to Experimental Particle Physics
Richard C. Fernow
Review author[s]: Craig Blocker
Women Scientists, p. 1092
Hypatia's Heritage
Margaret Alic
Review author[s]: Ann Hibner Koblitz


Software Reviews
Personal Bibliographic Databases, pp. 1093-1096
Review author[s]: Ruth E. Wachtel


Back Matter (22 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4791, Feb. 20, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4793, Mar. 6, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4793, Mar. 6, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4792, Feb. 27, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4794, Mar. 13, 1987


Front Matter (24 pp.)
Insomnia and the Pious Parchment Pile, p. 1125
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Seizures in Drug-Treated Animals, p. 1127
Klaus A. Miczek; Elise M. Weerts
Seizures in Drug-Treated Animals: Response, pp. 1127-1128
Peter D. Suzdak; John R. Glowa; Jacqueline N. Crawley; Rochelle D. Schwartz; Phil Skolnick; Steven M. Paul


Erratum: Trans-Activator Gene of HTLV-II: Interpretation., p. 1128


News & Comment
A Battle over NIH Funds, pp. 1129-1130
Barbara J. Culliton
Pakistan Thought to Possess Atomic Bomb, p. 1131
Mark Crawford
Alcoholism and the Medical Cost Crunch, pp. 1132-1133
Constance Holden
Soviets Interested in Study on Economic Conversion, p. 1133
Mark Crawford
Raising the Image of Science in Britain, pp. 1134-1135
David Dickson
Crises and Nuclear Control, p. 1135
Colin Norman
France, Britain Boost AIDS Funds, p. 1136
David Dickson
AIDS Commission Bills Proliferate, p. 1136
Deborah M. Barnes


Briefing
New Newsletter, p. 1136
J.W.


Research News
Superconductor Claim Raised to 94 K, pp. 1137-1138
Arthur L. Robinson
Clinical Trials Planned for New AIDS Drug, pp. 1138-1139
Gina Kolata
Manic-Depression Gene Tied to Chromosome 11, pp. 1139-1140
Gina Kolata
Refining and Defending the Vail Sea Level Curve, pp. 1141-1142
Richard A. Kerr
Sighting of a Supernova, p. 1143
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Chronology of Fluctuating Sea Levels since the Triassic, pp. 1156-1167
Bilal U. Haq; Jan Hardenbol; Peter R. Vail

Fertility Policy in China: Future Options, pp. 1167-1172
Susan Greenhalgh; John Bongaarts

Why Nature Chose Phosphates, pp. 1173-1178
F. H. Westheimer

A Mammalian Mitochondrial RNA Processing Activity Contains Nucleus-Encoded RNA, pp. 1178-1184
David D. Chang; David A. Clayton

Chemistry of Antibody Binding to a Protein, pp. 1184-1190
H. Mario Geysen; John A. Tainer; Stuart J. Rodda; Tom J. Mason; Hannah Alexander; Elizabeth D. Getzoff; Richard A. Lerner


Reports
Mechanisms of Antibody Binding to a Protein, pp. 1191-1196
Elizabeth D. Getzoff; H. Mario Geysen; Stuart J. Rodda; Hannah Alexander; John A. Tainer; Richard A. Lerner
The Resonating Valence Bond State in La 2 CuO 4 and Superconductivity, pp. 1196-1198
P. W. Anderson
The Onshore Transport of an Oil Spill by Internal Waves, pp. 1198-1200
Alan L. Shanks
Aromatic Cross-Links in Insect Cuticle: Detection by Solid-State 13 C and 15 N NMR, pp. 1200-1204
Jacob Schaefer; Karl J. Kramer; Joel R. Garbow; Gary S. Jacob; Edward O. Stejskal; Theodore L. Hopkins; Roy D. Speirs
Isolation and Structure of a Covalent Cross-Link Adduct between Mitomycin C and DNA, pp. 1204-1208
Maria Tomasz; Roselyn Lipman; Dondapati Chowdary; Jan Pawlak; Gregory L. Verdine; Koji Nakanishi
Time-Resolved Three-Dimensional Concentration Measurements in a Gas Jet, pp. 1209-1211
Brandon Yip; Joseph K. Lam; Michael Winter; Marshall B. Long
Cyclic AMO--Modulated Potassium Channels in Murine B Cells and their Precursors, pp. 1211-1214
Daniel Choquet; Pierre Sarthou; Daniele Primi; Pierre-André Cazenave; Henri Korn
Molecular Cloning of Complementary DNA Encoding the Avian Receptor for Vitamin D, pp. 1214-1217
Donald P. McDonnell; David J. Mangelsdorf; J. Wesley Pike; Mark R. Haussler; Bert W. O'Malley
CDC25: A Component of the RAS--Adenylate Cyclase Pathway in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, pp. 1218-1221
Lucy C. Robinson; Jackson B. Gibbs; Mark S. Marshall; Irving S. Sigal; Kelly Tatchell
Xenopus Oocytes Injected with Rat Uterine RNA Express Very Slowly Activating Potassium Currents, pp. 1221-1224
M. B. Boyle; E. M. Azhderian; N. J. MacLusky; F. Naftolin; L. K. Kaczmarek
Coexistence of Guanylate Cyclase and Atrial Natriuretic Factor Receptor in a 180-kD Protein, pp. 1224-1226
Aranjaniyil K. Paul; Ravi B. Marala; Rama Kant Jaiswal; Rameshwar K. Sharma


Technical Comments
Computing with Neural Networks, pp. 1226-1228
Gail A. Carpenter; Michael A. Cohen; Stephen Grossberg; Teuvo Kohonen; Erkki Oja; Gunther Palm
Computing with Neural Networks: Response, pp. 1228-1229
John J. Hopfield; David W. Tank


AAAS News
Association Awards Presented at Annual Meeting in Chicago, pp. 1230-1232
Joan Wrather
1987 Pacific Division Conference on R&D in Federal Budget to be Held 16 April, p. 1232
New Award for Public Understanding of Science and Technology Announced, p. 1232


Meetings
Gordon Research Conferences, pp. 1233-1260
Alexander M. Cruickshank


Book Reviews
Struggles toward Rationality, pp. 1262-1263
The History of Statistics
Stephen M. Stigler
The Rise of Statistical Thinking, 1820-1900
Theodore M. Porter
Review author[s]: M. Stone
Microscopy Enhanced, p. 1263
Video Microscopy
Shinya Inoué; Robert J. Walter; Michael W. Berns; Gordon W. Ellis; Eric Hansen
Review author[s]: Joseph Capowski
Atmospheric Science, pp. 1263-1264
Atmospheric Chemistry
Barbara J. Finlayson-Pitts; James N. Pitts
Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics of Air Pollution
John S. Seinfeld
Review author[s]: Glen E. Gordon
Clonal Organisms, p. 1264
Population Biology and Evolution of Clonal Organisms
Jeremy B. C. Jackson; Leo W. Buss; Robert E. Cook
Review author[s]: Richard R. Vance


Back Matter (25 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4792, Feb. 27, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4794, Mar. 13, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4794, Mar. 13, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4793, Mar. 6, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4795, Mar. 20, 1987


Front Matter (37 pp.)
Export Controls of High-Technology Goods, p. 1297
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Support for the Uspenskiis, p. 1307
Matthew H. Greenstone
Transplantation of Neural Tissue from Fetuses, pp. 1307-1308
Mary B. Mahowald; Judith Areen; Barry J. Hoffer; Albert R. Jonsen; Patricia King; Jerry Silver; John R. Sladek; LeRoy Walters
The Theory of the Majoron, p. 1308
F. T. Avignone
Retraction of Research Findings, p. 1308
Donald A. B. Lindberg


Erratum: Back to the Energy Crisis., p. 1308
Erratum: Teacher Certification Program Under Way., p. 1308


Perspective
New Insights into Antigen Recognition, pp. 1311-1313
Philippa Marrack


News & Comment
Savannah River's $1-Billion Glassmaker, pp. 1314-1317
Eliot Marshall
ERAB Sets Priorities for Energy Department's Physics Research, p. 1317
Mark Crawford
Hughes Settles with IRS, p. 1318
Barbara J. Culliton
Human Trials Begin for Malaria Vaccine, pp. 1319-1320
John Walsh
Chip Makers Plan Research Center, p. 1320
Eliot Marshall
Science Policy Programs Progress, pp. 1320-1321
John Walsh
Glenn Asks Reagan to Halt Pakistan Aid Pending Review of Nuclear Programs, p. 1321
Mark Crawford
NIH to Restore Slashed Grants, p. 1321
Barbara J. Culliton


Research News
The Supernova 1987A Shows a Mind of its Own--and a Burst of Neutrinos, pp. 1322-1323
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Briefing, p. 1323
Gina Kolata
A 16-Megabit Memory Chip from Japan, pp. 1324-1325
Arthur L. Robinson
The Surprising Genetics of Bottlenecked Flies, pp. 1325-1327
Roger Lewin
New Understanding of Gaucher's Disease, p. 1328
Gina Kolata


Policy Forum
Regulation of Products from Biotechnology, pp. 1329-1332
Frances E. Sharples
Bacterial Domestication: Underlying Assumptions, pp. 1329+1332-1335
Bernard D. Davis


The Urban Homeless: Estimating Composition and Size, pp. 1336-1341
Peter H. Rossi; James D. Wright; Gene A. Fisher; Georgianna Willis

Chromatography with Supercritical Fluids, pp. 1342-1347
Milton L. Lee; Karin E. Markides

The Regulation of Natural Anticoagulant Pathways, pp. 1348-1352
Charles T. Esmon

The Relation between Major Histocompatibility Complex (MHC) Restriction and the Capacity of Ia to Bind Immunogenic Peptides, pp. 1353-1358
Soren Buus; Alessandro Sette; Sonia M. Colon; Craig Miles; Howard M. Grey


Reports
Markarian 348: A Tidally Disturbed Seyfert Galaxy, pp. 1367-1370
Susan M. Simkin; Jacqueline Van Gorkom; John Hibbard; Hong-Jun Su
Mutants of Bovine Pancreatic Trypsin Inhibitor Lacking Cysteines 14 and 38 Can Fold Properly, pp. 1370-1373
Cara Berman Marks; Hossein Naderi; Phyllis Anne Kosen; Irwin D. Kuntz; Stephen Anderson
Superconductivity at 40 K in the Oxygen-Defect Perovskites La 2-x Sr x CuO 4-y, pp. 1373-1376
J. M. Tarascon; L. H. Greene; W. R. McKinnon; G. W. Hull; T. H. Geballe
Ribavirin Antagonizes the Effect of Azidothymidine on HIV Replication, pp. 1376-1379
Markus W. Vogt; Kevan L. Hartshorn; Phillip A. Furman; Ting-Chao Chou; James A. Fyfe; Leslie A. Coleman; Clyde Crumpacker; Robert T. Schooley; Martin S. Hirsch
Region-Specific Expression of Two Mouse Homeo Box Genes, pp. 1379-1382
Manuel F. Utset; Alexander Awgulewitsch; Frank H. Ruddle; William McGinnis
Regulation in vitro of Metallothionein Gene Binding Factors, pp. 1383-1387
Carl Seguin; Dean H. Hamer
Megabase-Scale Mapping of the HLA Gene Complex by Pulsed Field Gel Electrophoresis, pp. 1387-1390
Simon K. Lawrance; Cassandra L. Smith; Rakesh Srivastava; Charles R. Cantor; Sherman M. Weissman
β Amyloid Gene Duplication in Alzheimer's Disease and Karyotypically Normal down Syndrome, pp. 1390-1392
Jean-Maurice Delabar; Dmitry Goldgaber; Yvon Lamour; Annie Nicole; Jean-Louis Huret; Jean De Grouchy; Paul Brown; D. Carleton Gajdusek; Pierre-Marie Sinet
Transposition of Gram-Positive Transposon Tn916 in Acholeplasma laidlawii and Mycoplasma pulmonis, pp. 1392-1394
Kevin Dybvig; Gail H. Cassell
Human Retinoblastoma Susceptibility Gene: Cloning, Identification, and Sequence, pp. 1394-1399
Wen-Hwa Lee; Robert Bookstein; Frank Hong; Lih-Jiuan Young; Jin-Yuh Shew; Eva Y.-H. P. Lee


Book Reviews
The Development of French Science, p. 1408
From Knowledge to Power
Harry W. Paul
Science in the Provinces
Mary Jo Nye
Review author[s]: R. Steven Turner
Tales of Paleontology, pp. 1408-1409
Kadimakara
P. V. Rich; G. F. Van Tets
Review author[s]: S. David Webb
19th-Century Ethnology, pp. 1409-1410
Science Encounters the Indian, 1820-1880
Robert E. Bieder
Review author[s]: William N. Fenton
Organometallics, pp. 1410-1411
Organotransition Metal Chemistry
Akio Yamamoto
Review author[s]: Jeffrey Schwartz


Back Matter (26 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4793, Mar. 6, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4795, Mar. 20, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4795, Mar. 20, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4794, Mar. 13, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4796, Mar. 27, 1987


Front Matter (11 pp.)
Nature, Nurture, and Behavior, p. 1445
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Accuracy and Truth, p. 1447
Raymond R. White
Accuracy and Truth: Response, p. 1447
Daniel E. Koshland
Universe Creation, p. 1447
Howard Topoff
Basic Research Funding, p. 1447
John Pratt
Vietnam Report, p. 1448
Marion J. Levy
Vietnam Report: Response, p. 1448
Samuel P. Huntington


Erratum: Site-Specific Nick in the T-DNA Border Sequence as a Result of Agrobacterium vir Gene Expression., p. 1448


Perspective
A New Agricultural Frontier, pp. 1450-1451
Philip H. Abelson; James W. Rowe


News & Comment
Chemical Weapons Pact Edging Closer, pp. 1452-1453
David Dickson
Politics of the Genome, p. 1453
Roger Lewin
Genentech Sues FDA on Growth Hormone, pp. 1454-1455
Mark Crawford
The Vatican Weighs in, p. 1455
Constance Holden
Soviet Union Accused of Treaty Violations, pp. 1456-1457
Colin Norman
Denmark OK's Radar, p. 1456
David Dickson
NSF Goes to Congress with Plans for Growth, p. 1458
John Walsh
California's Debate on Carcinogens, p. 1459
Eliot Marshall
Textbook Ruling Sparks Concern, p. 1459
Constance Holden


Research News
Man and Machine Forecast Big Snow, pp. 1460-1461
Richard A. Kerr
Supernova Neutrinos at IMB, p. 1461
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Imminent Marketing of AZT Raises Problems, pp. 1462-1463
Gina Kolata
Mathematical Model Predicts AIDS Spread, pp. 1464-1465
Gina Kolata
Life Thrives under Breaking Ocean Waves, pp. 1465-1466
Roger Lewin


Impending United States Energy Crisis, pp. 1467-1473
Robert L. Hirsch

Chemical Reactions on Clays, pp. 1473-1477
Pierre Laszlo

Model Studies in Molecular Recognition, pp. 1478-1484
Julius Rebek


Reports
Two Gamma-Ray Sources and Ancient Guest Stars, pp. 1485-1486
Zhen-Ru Wang
Post-Transcriptional Control of Class I MHC mRNA Expression in Adenovirus 12-Transformed Cells, pp. 1486-1488
Ruud T. M. J. Vaessen; Ada Houweling; Alex J. Van Der Eb
Molecular Cloning and Expression of a Human B-Cell Growth Factor Gene in Escherichia coli, pp. 1489-1492
Surendra Sharma; Shashi Mehta; John Morgan; Abby Maizel
Elevated Levels of Glucose Transport and Transporter Messenger RNA are Induced by ras or src Oncogenes, pp. 1492-1495
Jeffrey S. Flier; Michael M. Mueckler; Patricia Usher; Harvey F. Lodish
Transformation of Rat Fibroblasts by FSV Rapidly Increases Glucose Transporter Gene Transcription, pp. 1495-1498
Morris J. Birnbaum; Howard C. Haspel; Ora M. Rosen
The Immunoglobulin Octanucleotide: Independent Activity and Selective Interaction with Enhancers, pp. 1498-1501
Tristram G. Parslow; Susan Dana Jones; Barbara Bond; Keith R. Yamamoto
Characterization and Clinical Association of Antibody Inhibitory to HIV Reverse Transcriptase Activity, pp. 1501-1504
Jeffrey Laurence; Anne Saunders; Joseph Kulkosky
Human CSF-1: Molecular Cloning and Expression of 4-kb cDNA Encoding the Human Urinary Protein, pp. 1504-1508
Gordon G. Wong; Patricia A. Temple; Anne C. Leary; JoAnn S. Witek-Giannotti; Yu-Chung Yang; Agnes B. Ciarletta; Margaret Chung; Patricia Murtha; Ronald Kriz; Randal J. Kaufman; Catherine R. Ferenz; Barbara S. Sibley; Katherine J. Turner; Rodney M. Hewick; Steven C. Clark; Nobuya Yanai; Hajime Yokota; Muneo Yamada; Minoru Saito; Kazuo Motoyoshi; Fumimaro Takaku
Vertical Distribution of an Estuarine Snail Altered by a Parasite, pp. 1509-1511
Lawrence A. Curtis
F-Actin and Microtubule Suspensions as Indeterminate Fluids, pp. 1511-1514
Robert E. Buxbaum; Timothy Dennerll; Serge Weiss; Steven R. Heidemann
Two Mammalian Genes Transcribed from Opposite Strands of the Same DNA Locus, pp. 1514-1517
John P. Adelman; Chris T. Bond; James Douglass; Edward Herbert
Optical Trapping and Manipulation of Viruses and Bacteria, pp. 1517-1520
A. Ashkin; J. M. Dziedzic


Book Reviews
Progress and Tradition in Medicine, pp. 1521-1522
The Therapeutic Perspective
John Harley Warner
Review author[s]: Martin S. Pernick
Records of the Maya, p. 1522
The Murals of Bonampak
Mary Ellen Miller
Review author[s]: Clemency Chase Coggins
Fluid Mechanics, pp. 1522-1523
Wave Interactions and Fluid Flows
Alex D. D. Craik
Review author[s]: T. R. Akylas
Productivity in Plants, p. 1523
On the Economy of Plant Form and Function
Thomas J. Givnish
Review author[s]: James A. Teeri


Back Matter (22 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4794, Mar. 13, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4796, Mar. 27, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4796, Mar. 27, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4795, Mar. 20, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4797, Apr. 3, 1987


Front Matter (58 pp.)
William D. Carey, p. 1553
Daniel E. Koshland


Perspective
Why Recycle Plutonium?, pp. 1555-1556
David Albright; Harold Feiveson


Letters
NIH Fraud Guidelines, p. 1561
Michael R. Rosen; Brian F. Hoffman
NIH Fraud Guidelines: Response, p. 1561
George J. Galasso
SSC and SDI, p. 1561
Harvey Bialy
Late Cretaceous Atmospheric Oxygen, pp. 1561-1562
Mark A. S. McMenamin; Dianna Schulte McMenamin
Nucleic Acid Database Management, p. 1562
David G. George; Lois T. Hunt; Winona C. Barker
Saturated Fat Avoidance, p. 1562
Richard Peto


Correction: Bacterial Domestication: Underlying Assumptions., p. 1562
Erratum: Gene Activity in early Development., p. 1562


News & Comment
How Safe Savannah River Reactors?, pp. 1563-1564
Eliot Marshall
OTA: Property Right, Donor Consent Factors Cloud ``Gifts'' of Human Tissue, p. 1564
Mark Crawford
Shake-Up Announced For Soviet Academy, p. 1565
David Dickson
NIMH Finds a Case of ``Serious Misconduct'', pp. 1566-1567
Constance Holden
CERN Panel Backs New Accelerator, p. 1567
David Dickson
A $2.5-Billion Acid Rain Plan, p. 1567
Mark Crawford
Company Offers To Buy NASA A Rocket, p. 1568
M. Mitchell Waldrop
U.S., Soviets Renew an Exchange, p. 1568
Eliot Marshall
Tax Relief Sought for Oil Industry, pp. 1568-1569
Mark Crawford
NAE Elects New Members, p. 1569


Briefing
Frank Press Reelected President of NAS, p. 1570
E.M.
FDA Approves AZT, p. 1570
G.K.
Technology Study Gets under Way, p. 1570
C.N.
Chapter 11 for USA, Inc., p. 1570
C.H.
Science Wins Olive Branch, p. 1570
B.J.C.
Soviet Patents, p. 1570
D.D.


Research News
A Superconductivity Happening, p. 1571
Arthur L. Robinson
Progress on Fermat's Famous Math Problem, pp. 1572-1573
Gina Kolata
Brain Damage by AIDS under Active Study, pp. 1574-1577
Deborah M. Barnes


Uncertainties in Building a Strategic Defense, pp. 1600-1606
C. A. Zraket

Water-Quality Trends in the Nation's Rivers, pp. 1607-1615
Richard A. Smith; Richard B. Alexander; M. Gordon Wolman

Variable Number of Tandem Repeat (VNTR) Markers for Human Gene Mapping, pp. 1616-1622
Yusuke Nakamura; Mark Leppert; Peter O'Connell; Roger Wolff; Tom Holm; Melanie Culver; Cindy Martin; Esther Fujimoto; Mark Hoff; Erika Kumlin; Ray White

Oncogenesis of the Lens in Transgenic Mice, pp. 1622-1628
Kathleen A. Mahon; Ana B. Chepelinsky; Jaspal S. Khillan; Paul A. Overbeek; Joram Piatigorsky; Heiner Westphal

Volume Information (10 pp.)


Reports
Edge Surfaces in Lithographically Textured Molybdenum Disulfide, pp. 1629-1631
C. B. Roxlo; H. W. Deckman; J. Gland; S. D. Cameron; R. R. Chianelli
Solar Irradiance Change and Special Longitudes Due to γ-Modes, pp. 1631-1633
Charles L. Wolff; John R. Hickey
Correlation of Volcanic Activity with Sulfur Oxyanion Speciation in a Crater Lake, pp. 1633-1635
Bokuichiro Takano
Heritable Somatic Excision of a Drosophila Transposon, pp. 1636-1638
Glenn J. Bryan; James W. Jacobson; Daniel L. Hartl
Human Lipoprotein Lipase Complementary DNA Sequence, pp. 1638-1641
Karen L. Wion; Todd G. Kirchgessner; Aldons J. Lusis; Michael C. Schotz; Richard M. Lawn
Ubiquitin is a Component of Paired Helical Filaments in Alzheimer's Disease, pp. 1641-1644
Hiroshi Mori; Jun Kondo; Yasuo Ihara
Regional Changes in Calcium Underlying Contraction of Single Smooth Muscle Cells, pp. 1644-1648
David A. Williams; Peter L. Becker; Fredric S. Fay
A New Probe for the Diagnosis of Myotonic Muscular Dystrophy, pp. 1648-1650
R. J. Bartlett; M. A. Pericak-Vance; L. Yamaoka; J. Gilbert; M. Herbstreith; W.-Y. Hung; J. E. Lee; T. Mohandas; G. Bruns; C. Laberge; M.-C. Thibault; D. Ross; A. D. Roses
Polypeptide Sequences Essential for RNA Recognition by an Enzyme, pp. 1651-1653
Lynne Regan; James Bowie; Paul Schimmel
Electrical Responses of Eggs to Acrosomal Protein Similar to Those Induced by Sperm, pp. 1654-1656
Meredith Gould; José Luis Stephano
Detection of Rift Valley Fever Viral Activity in Kenya by Satellite Remote Sensing Imagery, pp. 1656-1659
Kenneth J. Linthicum; Charles L. Bailey; F. Glyn Davies; Compton J. Tucker
Signaling for Growth Orientation and Cell Differentiation by Surface Topography in Uromyces, pp. 1659-1662
Harvey C. Hoch; Richard C. Staples; Brian Whitehead; Jerry Comeau; Edward D. Wolf


Book Reviews
Ideas about Meteorites, p. 1681
Cosmic Debris
John G. Burke
Review author[s]: Ursula B. Marvin
A Brain Structure, p. 1682
The Hippocampus
Robert L. Isaacson; Karl H. Pribram
Review author[s]: Lynn Nadel
Troublesome Insects, pp. 1682-1683
Fire Ants and Leaf-Cutting Ants
Clifford S. Lofgren; Robert K. Vander Meer
Review author[s]: Norman F. Carlin
Population Scenarios, pp. 1683-1684
Prehistory in the Pacific Islands
John Terrell
Review author[s]: R. L. Kirk


Back Matter (27 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4795, Mar. 20, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4797, Apr. 3, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4797, Apr. 3, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4796, Mar. 27, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4798, Apr. 10, 1987


Front Matter (16 pp.)
World Food, p. 9
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Bone Biology, p. 11
C. Andrew; L. Bassett
World Bank Projects, p. 11
David A. Wirth; Brent Blackwelder; Barbara Bramble; John Hinck; Bruce Rich; Stephan Schwartzman; Frances Spivy-Weber; Larry Williams
Malaria Diagnosis, pp. 11-12
Ulf Pettersson; Hans Wigzell; Peter Perlman
Malaria Diagnosis: Response, p. 12
Dyann F. Wirth; Robert H. Barker


Erratum: Geologic Evolution of Northern Tibet: Results of an Expedition to Ulugh Muztagh., p. 12
Erratum: Genentech Sues FDA on Growth Hormone., p. 12


News & Comment
Pork Barrel Science: No End in Sight, pp. 16-17
Colin Norman
AIDS Patent Dispute Settled, p. 17
Deborah M. Barnes
NSF Puts Big Stake on Research Centers, pp. 18-19
John Walsh
Is Alcoholism Treatment Effective?, pp. 20-22
Constance Holden
The Navy after Lehman: Rough Sailing Ahead?, pp. 22-25
Daniel Charles


Briefing
Back to the Future, p. 25
J.W.
Soviet Bread, p. 25
D.D.
Conserving Energy, p. 25
D.D.


Research News
Developmental Control Gene Sequenced, pp. 26-27
Jean L. Marx
A Free Electron Laser in the Visible, pp. 27-28
Arthur L. Robinson
New Evidence at Wayne State for Superconductivity at 240 K, p. 28
Arthur L. Robinson
Probing Gene Action during Development, pp. 29-31
Jean L. Marx
Japanese Super-Sequencer Poised to Roll, p. 31
Roger Lewin


The Impact of Foreign Graduate Students on Engineering Education in the United States, pp. 33-37
Elinor G. Barber; Robert P. Morgan

Global Images of the Earth's Interior, pp. 37-48
Adam M. Dziewonski; John H. Woodhouse

Gene Transfer in Crop Improvement, pp. 48-54
Robert M. Goodman; Holly Hauptli; Anne Crossway; Vic C. Knauf

Sevenless, a Cell-Specific Homeotic Gene of Drosophila, Encodes a Putative Transmembrane Receptor with a Tyrosine Kinase Domain, pp. 55-63
Ernst Hafen; Konrad Basler; Jan-Erik Edstroem; Gerald M. Rubin


Reports
Phonon Density of States and Specific Heat of Forsterite, Mg 2 SiO 4, pp. 64-65
K. R. Rao; S. L. Chaplot; Narayani Choudhury; Subrata Ghose; D. L. Price
Natural Abundances of Carbon Isotopes in Acetate from a Coastal Marine Sediment, pp. 66-68
Neal E. Blair; Christopher S. Martens; David J. Des Marais
Antiarthritic Gold Compounds Effectively Quench Electronically Excited Singlet Oxygen, pp. 68-69
E. J. Corey; Mukund M. Mehrotra; Ahsan U. Khan
Identification of an Amplified, Highly Expressed Gene in a Human Glioma, pp. 70-73
Kenneth W. Kinzler; Sandra H. Bigner; Darell D. Bigner; Jeffrey M. Trent; Martha L. Law; Stephen J. O'Brien; Albert J. Wong; Bert Vogelstein
Superconductivity in Alkaline Earth-Substituted La 2 CuO 4-y, pp. 73-75
J. Georg Bednorz; K. Alex Müller; Masaaki Takashige
Avascular Necrosis: Occurrence in Diving Cretaceous Mosasaurs, pp. 75-77
Bruce Rothschild; Larry D. Martin
Human Lymphocytes Making Rheumatoid Factor and Antibody to ssDNA Belong to Leu-1 + B-Cell Subset, pp. 77-81
Paolo Casali; Samuele E. Burastero; Minoru Nakamura; Giorgio Inghirami; Abner Louis Notkins
Rheumatoid Factor Secretion from Human Leu-1 + B Cells, pp. 81-83
Richard R. Hardy; Kyoko Hayakawa; Masatoshi Shimizu; Katsuhiko Yamasaki; Tadamitsu Kishimoto
Identification of Human Uromodulin as the Tamm-Horsfall Urinary Glycoprotein, pp. 83-88
Diane Pennica; William J. Kohr; Wun-Jing Kuang; Debbie Glaister; Bharat B. Aggarwal; Ellson Y. Chen; David V. Goeddel
Identification of an α Subunit of Dihydropyridine-Sensitive Brain Calcium Channels, pp. 88-91
Masami Takahashi; William A. Catterall
Fragile Sites at 16q22 are not at the Breakpoint of the Chromosomal Rearrangement in AMMoL, pp. 92-94
R. N. Simmers; G. R. Sutherland; A. West; R. I. Richards


AAAS News
AAAS Council Meeting, 1987, pp. 95-98
Marge White
AAAS Members Elected as Fellows, 18 February 1987, p. 96
Cost Savings for Insured Members, p. 98
Marlene Zendell
International Symposium on Climate and Food Security, p. 98
David Burns


Book Reviews
Radiation Effects, p. 99
Cancer in Atomic Bomb Survivors
Itsuzo Shigematsu; Abraham Kagan
Review author[s]: J. William Hollingsworth
Early Cognition, pp. 99-100
The Origins of Logic
Jonas Langer
Review author[s]: Claire B. Kopp
Phytogeography, p. 100
Floristic Regions of the World
Armen Takhtajan
Review author[s]: Robert F. Thorne
Some other Books of Interest, p. 101
The Cayo Santiago Macaques
Richard G. Rawlins; Matt J. Kessler
Psychophysiology
Michael G. H. Coles; Emanuel Donchin; Stephen W. Porges
Review author[s]: K.L.


Back Matter (23 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 235, No. 4796, Mar. 27, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4798, Apr. 10, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4798, Apr. 10, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4797, Apr. 3, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4799, Apr. 17, 1987


Front Matter (19 pp.)
The Case for Qualifying ``Case by Case'', p. 133
Henry I. Miller


Letters
Penguins Oiled in Argentina, p. 135
P. Dee Boersma
R&D Expenditures in the Petroleum Industry, pp. 135-136
T. Crawford Honeycutt; Barry D. Solomon
Locust Travel, p. 136
Cormac O'Connor
International Archaeological Congresses, p. 136
Henry De Lumley; Phillip V. Tobias


Erratum: The Dark Side of SDI., p. 136
Correction: AIDS Commission Bills Proliferate., p. 136


News & Comment
After DIVAD, an $11-Billion Plan, pp. 137-140
Stephen Budiansky
Will NTIS Go Private?, p. 140
Mark Crawford
Perpich to Head New Hughes Program, p. 141
Barbara J. Culliton
France Expels Soviets for Spying on Ariane, p. 142
David Dickson
Reagan Endorses a Two-Phase Space Station, p. 143
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Briefing
Breuning's Accuser Has Grant Deferred, p. 144
C.H.
Shake-Up Planned for British Universities, p. 144
D.D.
Roe Floats a Plan for University Facilities, p. 144
C.N.
Animals Can be Patented, p. 144
M.C.
Britain Signs Space Accord with U.S.S.R., p. 144
D.D.


Research News
Taking the Pulse of Parkfield, p. 145
Richard A. Kerr
Metabolic Catch-22 of Exercise Regimens, pp. 146-147
Gina Kolata
Tracking the Wandering Poles of Ancient Earth, pp. 147-148
Richard A. Kerr
Brain Grafts Benefit Parkinson's Patients, p. 149
Roger Lewin
Probing Interfaces Involving Liquids, pp. 150-151
Arthur L. Robinson


Answering Autobiographical Questions: The Impact of Memory and Inference on Surveys, pp. 157-161
Norman M. Bradburn; Lance J. Rips; Steven K. Shevell

Earthquake Hazards on the Cascadia Subduction Zone, pp. 162-168
Thomas H. Heaton; Stephen H. Hartzell

The 1986 Lake Nyos Gas Disaster in Cameroon, West Africa, pp. 169-175
George W. Kling; Michael A. Clark; Harry R. Compton; Joseph D. Devine; William C. Evans; Alan M. Humphrey; Edward J. Koenigsberg; John P. Lockwood; Michele L. Tuttle; Glen N. Wagner

Introduction of a Normal Human Chromosome 11 into a Wilms' Tumor Cell Line Controls its Tumorigenic Expression, pp. 175-180
Bernard E. Weissman; Paul J. Saxon; Steve R. Pasquale; Gary R. Jones; Andrew G. Geiser; Eric J. Stanbridge


Reports
The Melting Curve of Iron to 250 Gigapascals: A Constraint on the Temperature at Earth's Center, pp. 181-182
Quentin Williams; Raymond Jeanloz; Jay Bass; Bob Svendsen; Thomas J. Ahrens
Promotion of Tubulin Assembly by Aluminum Ion in vitro, pp. 183-186
Timothy L. Macdonald; W. Griffith Humphreys; R. Bruce Martin
First Record of Giant Anteater (Xenarthra, Myrmecophagidae) in North America, pp. 186-188
Christopher A. Shaw; H. Gregory McDonald
Steroidogenesis-Activator Polypeptide Isolated from a Rat Leydig Cell Tumor, pp. 188-190
Robert C. Pedersen; Alexander C. Brownie
It is Diprotonated Inorganic Phosphate that Depresses Force in Skinned Skeletal Muscle Fibers, pp. 191-193
Thomas M. Nosek; Kimberly Y. Fender; Robert E. Godt
Cellular Localization of Somatomedin (Insulin-Like Growth Factor) Messenger RNA in the Human Fetus, pp. 193-197
Victor K. M. Han; A. Joseph D'Ercole; P. Kay Lund
A Chimeric, Ligand-Binding v-erbB/EGF Receptor Retains Transforming Potential, pp. 197-200
Heimo Riedel; Joseph Schlessinger; Axel Ullrich
Extended Culture of Mouse Embryo Cells without Senescence: Inhibition by Serum, pp. 200-202
Deryk T. Loo; Janice I. Fuquay; Cathleen L. Rawson; David W. Barnes


Book Reviews
Vocational Potential, pp. 204-205
Advantage and Disadvantage
R. Darrell Bock; Elsie G. J. Moore
Review author[s]: James Catterall
The Child in Japanese Culture, pp. 205-206
Child Development and Education in Japan
Harold Stevenson; Hiroshi Azuma; Kenji Hakuta
Review author[s]: Takie Sugiyama Lebra
Continental Geophysics, p. 206
The Continental Crust
Rolf Meissner
Review author[s]: Walter D. Mooney
Structure in Ecology, pp. 206-207
A Hierarchical Concept of Ecosystems
R. V. O'Neill; D. L. DeAngelis; J. B. Waide; T. F. H. Allen
Review author[s]: Robert E. Ricklefs


Back Matter (24 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4797, Apr. 3, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4799, Apr. 17, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4799, Apr. 17, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4798, Apr. 10, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4800, Apr. 24, 1987


Front Matter (27 pp.)
Immortality and Risk Assessment, p. 241
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Bipedal Vertebrates, p. 243
James O. Farlow
Values and Science Curricula, p. 243
Raymond D. Gastil; George R. Meneely; Daniel Shapiro


Erratum: Supernova Neutrinos at IMB., p. 243


Perspective
The Future of Science in Space, pp. 244-245
Peter M. Banks; David C. Black


News & Comment
Supercollider Faces Budget Barrier, pp. 246-248
Mark Crawford
Superphénix Springs a Leak, p. 248
David Dickson
Big Versus Little Science in the Federal Budget, p. 249
Eliot Marshall
Tobacco Science Wars, pp. 250-251
Eliot Marshall
Industry Toxicologists Keen on Reducing Animal Use, p. 252
Constance Holden


Briefing
High Court Spurns Animal Rights Plea, p. 252
C.H.
Gorbachev Announces Chemical Weapons Halt, p. 252
D.D.

OTA Cites Financial Disaster of Alzheimer's, p. 253
Constance Holden
A Secret Plan to Speed up SDI?, p. 253
Colin Norman


Research News
Raising the Stakes at Mount St. Helens, pp. 254-255
Richard A. Kerr
Broad Issues Debated at AIDS Vaccine Workshop, pp. 255-257
Deborah M. Barnes
Report Urges Funds for Conservation Biology, pp. 257-259
Roger Lewin
Panel Urges Newborn Sickle Cell Screening, pp. 259-260
Gina Kolata


Risk Assessment and Comparisons: An Introduction, pp. 267-270
Richard Wilson; E. A. C. Crouch

Ranking Possible Carcinogenic Hazards, pp. 271-280
Bruce N. Ames; Renae Magaw; Lois Swirsky Gold

Perception of Risk, pp. 280-285
Paul Slovic

Risk Assessment in Environmental Policy-Making, pp. 286-290
Milton Russell; Michael Gruber

Health and Safety Risk Analyses: Information for Better Decisions, pp. 291-295
Lester B. Lave

The Safety Goals of the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, pp. 296-300
David Okrent


Reports
Raf, a Trans-Acting Locus, Regulates the α-Fetoprotein Gene in a Cell-Autonomous Manner, pp. 301-303
Thomas F. Vogt; Davor Solter; Shirley M. Tilghman
Identification and Localization of Mutations at the Lesch-Nyhan Locus by Ribonuclease A Cleavage, pp. 303-305
Richard A. Gibbs; C. Thomas Caskey
Expression and Processing of the AIDS Virus Reverse Transcriptase in Escherichia coli, pp. 305-308
William G. Farmerie; Daniel D. Loeb; N. Carol Casavant; Clyde A. Hutchison; Marshall H. Edgell; Ronald Swanstrom
A Sheep in Wolf's Clothing: Tephritid Flies Mimic Spider Predators, pp. 308-310
Monica H. Mather; Bernard D. Roitberg
A Tephritid Fly Mimics the Territorial Displays of its Jumping Spider Predators, pp. 310-312
Erick Greene; Larry J. Orsak; Douglas W. Whitman
Newly Identified `Glutamate Interneurons' and their Role in Locomotion in the Lamprey Spinal Cord, pp. 312-314
James T. Buchanan; Sten Grillner
Climbing Adaptations in the Early Eocene Mammal Chriacus and the Origin of Artiodactyla, pp. 314-316
Kenneth D. Rose
Common Pathogenetic Mechanism for Three Tumor Types in Bilateral Acoustic Neurofibromatosis, pp. 317-319
Bernd R. Seizinger; Guy Rouleau; Laurie J. Ozelius; Andrew H. Lane; Peter St George-Hyslop; Susan Huson; James F. Gusella; Robert L. Martuza
Clathrin Light Chains LCA and LCB are Similar, Polymorphic, and Share Repeated Heptad Motifs, pp. 320-324
T. Kirchhausen; P. Scarmato; S. C. Harrison; J. J. Monroe; E. P. Chow; R. J. Mattaliano; K. L. Ramachandran; J. E. Smart; A. H. Ahn; J. Brosius
Skeletal Muscle as the Potential Power Source for a Cardiovascular Pump: Assessment in vivo, pp. 324-327
Michael A. Acker; Robert L. Hammond; John D. Mannion; Stanley Salmons; Larry W. Stephenson


Book Reviews
Archeology of the Midwest, pp. 339-340
Central Plains Prehistory
Waldo R. Wedel
Review author[s]: Richard A. Krause
The Ecology of Plant Disease, pp. 340-341
Plant Virus Epidemics
George D. McLean; Ronald G. Garrett; William G. Ruesink
Review author[s]: Alexander H. Purcell
Insect Chemoreception, p. 341
Mechanisms in Insect Olfaction
T. L. Payne; M. C. Birch; C. E. J. Kennedy
Review author[s]: Barry W. Ache
Neutrino Mass, pp. 341-342
'86 Massive Neutrinos in Astrophysics and in Particle Physics
O. Fackler; J. Trân Thanh Vân
Review author[s]: Lincoln Wolfenstein


Back Matter (23 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4798, Apr. 10, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4800, Apr. 24, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4800, Apr. 24, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4799, Apr. 17, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4801, May 1, 1987


Front Matter (20 pp.)
New Technologies in the Generation of Electricity, p. 373
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Moratorium Ended, p. 375
Simon Baumberg; Max E. Gottesman; Charles Yanofsky; Michael Yudkin
The Ethics of Biotechnology, p. 375
Martin Kenney
The Ethics of Biotechnology: Response, p. 375
Irwin Feller
Arms Control, p. 375
Rick Cook


Association Affairs
Alvin W. Trivelpiece: AAAS Executive Officer, p. 377
Charles M. Susskind


News & Comment
Missile Pact Edges Closer, pp. 378-379
Colin Norman
GAO Report Angers Cancer Officials, pp. 380-381
Barbara J. Culliton
EPA Indicts Formaldehyde, 7 Years Later, p. 381
Eliot Marshall
How to Ask about Sex and Get Honest Answers, p. 382
Gina Kolata
Test Ban Compliance: Is Seismology Enough?, pp. 383-386
David C. Morrison
Report Blasts Human Development Office, pp. 386-387
Constance Holden


Briefing
White Reelected Head of Engineering Academy, p. 387
E.M.
Goldberger to Head Princeton Institute, p. 387
E.M.
U.S.-U.S.S.R. Space Agreement Renewed, p. 387
C.N.


Research News
Is the San Andreas Weak at Heart?, pp. 388-389
Richard A. Kerr
The AIDS Virus--Well Known but a Mystery, pp. 390-392
Jean L. Marx
Control Protein for AIDS Virus Identified, p. 393
Jean L. Marx


New Directions in the Relation between Public and Private Debt, pp. 397-403
Benjamin M. Friedman

Catalysis: New Perspectives from Surface Science, pp. 403-409
D. W. Goodman; J. E. Houston

Neurogenetic Adaptive Mechanisms in Alcoholism, pp. 410-416
C. Robert Cloninger

Direct Evidence for DNA Bending at the Lambda Replication Origin, pp. 416-422
Kenneth Zahn; Frederick R. Blattner


Reports
Glucocorticoid Receptor Mutants that Define a Small Region Sufficient for Enhancer Activation, pp. 423-427
Roger Miesfeld; Paul J. Godowski; Bonnie A. Maler; Keith R. Yamamoto
Ice-Edge Eddies in the Fram Strait Marginal Ice Zone, pp. 427-429
O. M. Johannessen; J. A. Johannessen; E. Svendsen; R. A. Shuchman; W. J. Campbell; E. Josberger
Remote Sensing of the Fram Strait Marginal Ice Zone, pp. 429-431
R. A. Shuchman; B. A. Burns; O. M. Johannessen; E. G. Josberger; W. J. Campbell; T. O. Manley; N. Lannelongue
Mesoscale Oceanographic Processes beneath the Ice of Fram Strait, pp. 432-434
T. O. Manley; J. Z. Villanueva; J. C. Gascard; P. F. Jeannin; K. L. Hunkins; J. Van Leer
Ocean Dynamics and Acoustic Fluctuations in the Fram Strait Marginal Ice Zone, pp. 435-436
Ira Dyer; Peter H. Dahl; Arthur B. Baggeroer; Peter N. Mikhalevsky
Physical Properties of Sea Ice Discharged from Fram Strait, pp. 436-439
Anthony J. Gow; Walter B. Tucker
Visualization of Viral Clearance in the Living Animal, pp. 439-442
Eric M. Verdin; Eleftheria Maratos-Flier; C. Ronald Kahn; Jean-Claude Sodoyez; Francoise Sodoyez-Goffaux; Claudine J. De Vos; Steven P. Lynn; Bernard N. Fields
The a Subunit of the GTP Binding Protein G k Opens Atrial Potassium Channels, pp. 442-445
Juan Codina; Atsuko Yatani; Dagoberto Grenet; Arthur M. Brown; Lutz Birnbaumer
Evidence for Increased Somatic Cell Mutations at the Glycophorin a Locus in Atomic Bomb Survivors, pp. 445-448
Richard G. Langlois; William L. Bigbee; Seishi Kyoizumi; Nori Nakamura; Michael A. Bean; Mitoshi Akiyama; Ronald H. Jensen
Cells in Temporal Cortex of Conscious Sheep Can Respond Preferentially to the Sight of Faces, pp. 448-450
K. M. Kendrick; B. A. Baldwin
A Small Gold-Conjugated Antibody Label: Improved Resolution for Electron Microscopy, pp. 450-453
James F. Hainfeld
Efficacy of Murine Malaria Sporozoite Vaccines: Implications for Human Vaccine Development, pp. 453-456
James E. Egan; James L. Weber; W. Ripley Ballou; Michael R. Hollingdale; William R. Majarian; Daniel M. Gordon; W. Lee Maloy; Stephen L. Hoffman; Robert A. Wirtz; Imogene Schneider; Gillian R. Woollett; James F. Young; Wayne T. Hockmeyer
Glucocorticoid Receptor-Like Antigen in Lymphoma Cell Membranes: Correlation to Cell Lysis, pp. 456-461
Bahiru Gametchu


Technical Comments
Solving Linear Equations, pp. 461-462
G. W. Stewart
Solving Linear Equations: Response, pp. 462-463
Victor Pan; John H. Reif


Book Reviews
Behavioral Ecology, p. 470
Ecological Aspects of Social Evolution
Daniel I. Rubenstein; Richard W. Wrangham
Review author[s]: Steven N. Austad
Muscle Measurements, pp. 470-471
Electromyography for Experimentalists
Gerald E. Loeb; Carl Gans
Review author[s]: G. E. Goslow
Children's Narrative Skills, pp. 471-472
Event Knowledge
Katherine Nelson
Review author[s]: Catherine E. Snow
Memoir of an Embryologist, p. 472
Autobiography of Dr. Karl Ernst von Baer
Jane M. Oppenheimer
Review author[s]: T. J. Horder


Back Matter (25 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4799, Apr. 17, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4801, May 1, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4801, May 1, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4800, Apr. 24, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4802, May 8, 1987


Front Matter (33 pp.)
Sequencing the Human Genome, p. 505
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Women in Science, p. 507
Evelyn Fox Keller
Adolescence and Mental Illness, pp. 507-508
Irwin Feinberg
Bibliographic Databases, p. 508
Trevor Robinson


Erratum: New evidence at Wayne State for Superconductivity at 240 K, p. 508
Erratum: Drug May Protect Brains of Heart Attack Victims, p. 508


News & Comment
Doubt Cast on Laser Weapons, pp. 509-510
Colin Norman
Fredrickson Takes Leave from Hughes, p. 510
Barbara J. Culliton
California Field Test Goes Forward, p. 511
Mark Crawford
U.K. Science: Survival of the Fittest--or Fattest?, pp. 512-513
David Dickson
Security Council Blocks NSF Grant to IIASA, pp. 514-515
Colin Norman
Plutonium by the Ton, pp. 515-516
Eliot Marshall


Briefing
NAS Hopes to Save Issues, p. 516
B.J.C.
MIT Gets $3 Million for News Fellowships, p. 516
B.J.C.


Research News
Clinical Promise with New Hormones, pp. 517-519
Gina Kolata
On the Benefits of Being Eaten, pp. 519-520
Roger Lewin
Statistical Traps Lurk in the Fossil Record, pp. 521-522
Roger Lewin
Supernova 1987 A: Notes from All over, pp. 522-523
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Decision-Making in the Presence of Risk, pp. 537-543
Mark J. Machina

Accelerator Mass Spectrometry for Measurement of Long-Lived Radioisotopes, pp. 543-550
David Elmore; Fred M. Phillips

The Basis for the Immunoregulatory Role of Macrophages and Other Accessory Cells, pp. 551-557
Emil R. Unanue; Paul M. Allen

Assembly of Clathrin-Coated Pits onto Purified Plasma Membranes, pp. 558-563
Mary Shannon Moore; David T. Mahaffey; Frances M. Brodsky; Richard G. W. Anderson


Reports
Free Energy Calculations by Computer Simulation, pp. 564-568
P. A. Bash; U. C. Singh; R. Langridge; P. A. Kollman
On the Prevalence of Room-Temperature Protein Phosphorescence, pp. 568-569
Jane M. Vanderkooi; Dorothy B. Calhoun; S. Walter Englander
Mitogens and Oncogenes Can Block the Induction of Specific Voltage-Gated Ion Channels, pp. 570-573
John M. Caffrey; Arthur M. Brown; Michael D. Schneider
Clustering of Genes Dispensable for Growth in Culture in the S Component of the HSV-1 Genome, pp. 573-576
Richard Longnecker; Bernard Roizman
Rapid Identification of Nonessential Genes of Herpes Simplex Virus Type 1 by Tn5 Mutagenesis, pp. 576-579
Peter C. Weber; Myron Levine; Joseph C. Glorioso
Distribution of Cones in Human and Monkey Retina: Individual Variability and Radial Asymmetry, pp. 579-582
Christine A. Curcio; Kenneth R. Sloan; Orin Packer; Anita E. Hendrickson; Robert E. Kalina
β1-6 Branching of Asn-Linked Oligosaccharides is Directly Associated with Metastasis, pp. 582-585
James W. Dennis; Suzanne Laferté; Carol Waghorne; Martin L. Breitman; Robert S. Kerbel
Insulin Rapidly Increases Diacylglycerol by Activating De Novo Phosphatidic Acid Synthesis, pp. 586-589
Robert V. Farese; Thomas Suman Konda; John S. Davis; Mary L. Standaert; Robert J. Pollet; Denise R. Cooper
Zinc Selectively Blocks the Action of N-Methyl-d-Aspartate on Cortical Neurons, pp. 589-593
S. Peters; J. Koh; D. W. Choi
A Chicken Transferrin Gene in Transgenic Mice Escapes X-Chromosome Inactivation, pp. 593-595
Michael A. Goldman; Karen R. Stokes; Rejean L. Idzerda; G. Stanley McKnight; Robert E. Hammer; Ralph L. Brinster; Stanley M. Gartler
Asymmetries in Mating Preferences between Species: Female Swordtails Prefer Heterospecific Males, pp. 595-597
Michael J. Ryan; William E. Wagner
Cloning of Complementary DNA for GAP-43, a Neuronal Growth-Related Protein, pp. 597-600
Larry R. Karns; Shi-Chung Ng; John A. Freeman; Mark C. Fishman
Primary Structure and Biochemical Properties of an M 2 Muscarinic Receptor, pp. 600-605
Ernest G. Peralta; John W. Winslow; Gary L. Peterson; Douglas H. Smith; Avi Ashkenazi; J. Ramachandran; Michael I. Schimerlik; Daniel J. Capon


AAAS News
Project on Liberal Education and the Sciences Receives Funding, p. 610
Barbara G. Walthall
Reminder for Members, p. 610
Pacific Division Meets in San Diego, 14-18 June, p. 610
SB&F Focuses on Science in the Middle Grades, pp. 610-611
Section Y Adopts Statement of Membership and Purpose, p. 611
Obituaries, p. 611


Book Reviews
Global Crop Resources, pp. 617-618
Gene Banks and the World's Food
Donald L. Plucknett; Nigel J. H. Smith; J. T. Williams; N. Murthi Anishetty
Review author[s]: William L. Brown
Mechanisms of Mobility, pp. 618-619
Insect Flight
W. Danthanarayana
Review author[s]: Derek Roff
Astronomical Influences, p. 619
The Galaxy and the Solar System
Roman Smoluchowski; John N. Bahcall; Mildred S. Matthews
Review author[s]: Mark E. Bailey
Deep Sea Data, pp. 619-620
North Atlantic Palaeoceanography
C. P. Summerhayes; N. J. Shackleton
Review author[s]: W. A. Berggren


Back Matter (25 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4800, Apr. 24, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4802, May 8, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4802, May 8, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4801, May 1, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4803, May 15, 1987


Front Matter (12 pp.)
The Trade Deficit, p. 653
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Textbook Dispute, p. 655
Gerald L. Klerman; Edward A. Miller; Joseph H. Friedman
Textbook Dispute: Response, pp. 655-657
Jesse O. Cavenar
Stereo Viewing, p. 657
Peter T. B. Runk


Erratum: Recombinant Interferon Enhances Monoclonal Antibody-Targeting of Carcinoma Lesions in vivo, p. 657
Erratum: [Report by K. M. Kendrick and B. a. Baldwin 24 April, pg.448], p. 657
Erratum: California's Debate on Carcinogens, p. 657


News & Comment
Recalculating the Cost of Chernobyl, pp. 658-659
Eliot Marshall
Soviets Disinvited to Join Drilling Program, pp. 659-660
Colin Norman
Female Math Anxiety on the Wane, pp. 660-661
Constance Holden
Academy Rejects Huntington Nomination, pp. 661-662
Eliot Marshall
NAS Elects New Members, p. 662
Yb or not Yb? That is the Question, pp. 663-664
Gina Kolata
Superconductor Race Heats up, p. 664
Arthur L. Robinson


Briefing
APS Urges no Early Deployment of SDI, p. 665
C.N.
NIMH Headhunt Reopened, p. 665
C.H.
Shapiro to Leave Michigan for Princeton, p. 665
C.N.
Two Committees Vote to Mothball the N Reactor, p. 665
E.M.
Hughes Comments on Fredrickson's Leave, p. 665
B.J.C.
Mars Observer: Still 1992, p. 665
M.M.W.


Research News
Asteroid Impact Gets More Support, pp. 666-668
Richard A. Kerr
The Origin of the Modern Human Mind, pp. 668-670
Roger Lewin
Glasnost Comes to Soviet Physics, pp. 671-672
Arthur L. Robinson


Nuclear Power after Chernobyl, pp. 673-679
John F. Ahearne

Some Concepts in Reaction Dynamics, pp. 680-690
John C. Polanyi

A Small Viral RNA is Required for in vitro Packaging of Bacteriophage φ29 DNA, pp. 690-694
Peixuan Guo; Stephen Erickson; Dwight Anderson

Bacterial Resistance to β-Lactam Antibiotics: Crystal Structure of β-Lactamase from Staphylococcus aureus PC1 at 2.5 A Resolution, pp. 694-701
Osnat Herzberg; John Moult


Reports
Microbial Trace-Fossil Formation, Biogenous, and Abiotic Weathering in the Antarctic Cold Desert, pp. 703-705
E. Imre Friedmann; Rebecca Weed
Shocked Quartz in the Cretaceous-Tertiary Boundary Clays: Evidence for a Global Distribution, pp. 705-709
Bruce F. Bohor; Peter J. Modreski; Eugene E. Foord
Polychlorinated Biphenyl Dechlorination in Aquatic Sediments, pp. 709-712
John F. Brown; Donna L. Bedard; Michael J. Brennan; James C. Carnahan; Helen Feng; Robert E. Wagner
External Calcium Ions are Required for Potassium Channel Gating in Squid Neurons, pp. 712-714
Clay M. Armstrong; Jose Lopez-Barneo
Implantation of Genetically Engineered Fibroblasts into Mice: Implications for Gene Therapy, pp. 714-718
Richard F Selden; Marek J. Skoskiewicz; Kathleen Burke Howie; Paul S. Russell; Howard M. Goodman
D 1 Dopamine Receptor Activation Required for Postsynaptic Expression of D 2 Agonist Effects, pp. 719-722
Judith R. Walters; Debra A. Bergstrom; Joanne H. Carlson; Thomas N. Chase; Allen R. Braun
Proteolytic Self-Cleavage of Hepatitis B Virus Core Protein May Generate Serum e Antigen, pp. 722-725
Roger H. Miller
Calcium-41 Concentration in Terrestrial Materials: Prospects for Dating of Pleistocene Samples, pp. 725-727
W. Henning; W. A. Bell; P. J. Billquist; B. G. Glagola; W. Kutschera; Z. Liu; H. F. Lucas; M. Paul; K. E. Rehm; J. L. Yntema


Book Reviews
Interactive Behaviors, p. 728
Altruism and Aggression
Carolyn Zahn-Waxler; E. Mark Cummings; Ronald Iannotti
Review author[s]: Nancy Eisenberg
Chinese Botany, pp. 728-729
Science and Civilisation in China
Joseph Needham
Review author[s]: Peter Shaw Ashton
Kimberlite Geology, p. 729
Kimberlites
Roger H. Mitchell
Review author[s]: Daniel J. Schulze
Planetary Evolution, pp. 729-730
Atmospheres and Ionospheres of the Outer Planets and Their Satellites
Sushil K. Atreya
Review author[s]: J. H. Waite


Back Matter (23 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4801, May 1, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4803, May 15, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4803, May 15, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4802, May 8, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4804, May 22, 1987


Front Matter (24 pp.)
Ice Minus and Jobs Minus, p. 761
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Human Trials of Malaria Vaccine, p. 763
Ruth S. Nussenzweig
Impending Energy Crisis?, pp. 763-764
L. F. Ivanhoe; Kennedy P. Maize; Amory B. Lovins; Wailes Gray
Impending Energy Crisis?: Response, pp. 764-765
Robert L. Hirsch


Erratum: NIMH Finds a Case of Serious Misconduct, p. 765
Erratum: [Pacific Division meets in San Diego, 14-18 June], p. 765
Erratum: Oxygen Free Radicals Linked to Many Diseases, p. 765


News & Comment
Private Launch Prospects Improve, pp. 766-768
M. Mitchell Waldrop
World Bank Launches New Environment Policy, p. 769
Constance Holden
Hungary Seeks Ways to Live off its Wits, pp. 770-771
David Dickson
AIDS Panel Gets Reagan's Approval, pp. 771-772
Deborah M. Barnes
Cuts Promised in U.K. Military R&D, p. 772
David Dickson
Adjusting to an Aging Population, pp. 772-773
Constance Holden


Briefing
BioTechnica Clears First EPA Hurdle, p. 773
M.C.
Alcohol Consumption down, Research up, p. 773
C.H.
Academic R&D Costs will Double by 1996, p. 773
C.N.


Research News
Early Signs of School Age IQ, pp. 774-775
Gina Kolata
Social Life: A Question of Costs and Benefits, pp. 775-777
Roger Lewin
Human Trials of New Cancer Therapy Begin, pp. 778-779
Jean L. Marx
Antiferromagnetism Observed in La 2 CuO 4, p. 780
Arthur L. Robinson


Gene Flow and the Geographic Structure of Natural Populations, pp. 787-792
Montgomery Slatkin

Molecular Beam Studies of Elementary Chemical Processes, pp. 793-798
Yuan Tseh Lee

Neural Cell Adhesion Molecule: Structure, Immunoglobulin-Like Domains, Cell Surface Modulation, and Alternative RNA Splicing, pp. 799-806
Bruce A. Cunningham; John J. Hemperly; Ben A. Murray; Ellen A. Prediger; Robert Brackenbury; Gerald M. Edelman

Cloning of Large Segments of Exogenous DNA into Yeast by means of Artificial Chromosome Vectors, pp. 806-812
David T. Burke; Georges F. Carle; Maynard V. Olson


Reports
A Tunnel in the Large Ribosomal Subunit Revealed by Three-Dimensional Image Reconstruction, pp. 813-816
A. Yonath; K. R. Leonard; H. G. Wittmann
Allelic Exclusion in Transgenic Mice that Express the Membrane Form of Immunoglobulin μ, pp. 816-819
Michel C. Nussenzweig; Albert C. Shaw; Eric Sinn; David B. Danner; Kevin L. Holmes; Herbert C. Morse; Philip Leder
Dual Infection of the Central Nervous System by AIDS Viruses with Distinct Cellular Tropisms, pp. 819-822
Yoshio Koyanagi; Steven Miles; Ronald T. Mitsuyasu; Jean E. Merrill; Harry V. Vinters; Irvin S. Y. Chen
Isolation of Extremely Thermophilic Sulfate Reducers: Evidence for a Novel Branch of Archaebacteria, pp. 822-824
Karl O. Stetter; Gerta Lauerer; Michael Thomm; Annemarie Neuner
Auditory Pathways to the Frontal Cortex of the Mustache Bat, Pteronotus parnellii, pp. 824-826
James B. Kobler; Susan F. Isbey; John H. Casseday
Human T-Lymphotropic Virus Type 4 and the Human Immunodeficiency Virus in West Africa, pp. 827-831
Phyllis J. Kanki; Souleymane M'Boup; Dominique Ricard; Francis Barin; François Denis; Chiekh Boye; Lasana Sangare; Karin Travers; Michael Albaum; Richard Marlink; Jean-Loup Romet-Lemonne; Myron Essex
Modulation of Memory Processing by Cholecystokinin: Dependence on the Vagus Nerve, pp. 832-834
James F. Flood; Gary E. Smith; John E. Morley
Identification of a T3-Associated γδ T Cell Receptor on Thy-I + Dendritic Epidermal Cell Lines, pp. 834-837
Frits Koning; Georg Stingl; Wayne M. Yokoyama; Hidekazu Yamada; W. Lee Maloy; Erwin Tschachler; Ethan M. Shevach; John E. Coligan
Expression of the art/trs Protein of HIV and Study of its Role in Viral Envelope Synthesis, pp. 837-840
David M. Knight; Francis A. Flomerfelt; John Ghrayeb
Ras p21 as a Potential Mediator of Insulin Action in Xenopus Oocytes, pp. 840-843
Laurence Jay Korn; Christian W. Siebel; Frank McCormick; Richard A. Roth
Chemical Identification of a Tumor-Derived Angiogenic Factor, pp. 843-845
Frederick C. Kull; David A. Brent; Indu Parikh; Pedro Cuatrecasas
Efficient Packaging of Readthrough RNA in ALV: Implications for Oncogene Transduction, pp. 845-848
Steven A. Herman; John M. Coffin
Formation of Retinal Ganglion Cell Topography during Prenatal Development, pp. 848-851
Barry Lia; Robert W. Williams; Leo M. Chalupa
Clonal Restriction Boundaries in Xenopus Embryos Shown with Two Intracellular Lineage Tracers, pp. 851-854
Philip Sheard; Marcus Jacobson


Book Reviews
Science in the U.S.S.R., p. 861
The Communist Party and Soviet Science
Stephen Fortescue
Review author[s]: Paul Josephson
Deep-Crustal Evolution, pp. 861-862
The Nature of the Lower Continental Crust
J. B. Dawson; D. A. Carswell; J. Hall; K. H. Wedepohi
Review author[s]: A. W. Bally
Fossil Synapsids, pp. 862-863
The Ecology and Biology of Mammal-Like Reptiles
Nicholas Hotton; Paul D. MacLean; Jan J. Roth; E. Carol Roth
Review author[s]: T. S. Kemp
Cellular Neurobiology, p. 863
Neuromodulation
Leonard K. Kaczmarek; Irwin B. Levitan
Review author[s]: Irving Kupfermann


Back Matter (21 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4802, May 8, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4804, May 22, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4804, May 22, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4803, May 15, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4805, May 29, 1987


Front Matter (25 pp.)
Evolution and Growth at NSF, p. 893
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Scientists and Laymen, p. 897
David Victor
Economic Conversion, p. 897
Bernard Udis
Carcinogenicity of p-Dichlorobenzene, pp. 897-898
David P. Rall
EDB: Persistence in Soil, p. 898
Joseph J. Pignatello; Brij L. Sawhney; Charles R. Frink
Data on Immigrants' Taxes, p. 898
Linda W. Gordon


Erratum: Academy Rejects Huntington Nomination, p. 898


News & Comment
Lightning Strikes Twice at NASA, p. 903
Eliot Marshall
R&D Eroding at EPA, pp. 904-905
Mark Crawford
Uranium Enrichment: Heading for a Cliff?, pp. 906-908
Colin Norman
Libraries Stunned by Journal Price Increases, pp. 908-909
Constance Holden


Briefing
AAU Renounces Pork, p. 909
C.N.


Research News
Science on the Roof of the World, pp. 910-912
Roger Lewin
Making the World's Roof, p. 911
Richard A. Kerr
Ocean Drilling Details Steps to an Icy World, pp. 912-913
Richard A. Kerr
Close Encounters with an Osteoclast, pp. 914-916
Deborah M. Barnes
Complex Dynamics Link Islands' Predators, p. 917
Roger Lewin


Changes in the Distribution of American Family Incomes, 1947 to 1984, pp. 923-927
Frank Levy

Phosphorus in Antique Iron Music Wire, pp. 927-932
Martha Goodway

Prediction of Chemical Carcinogenicity in Rodents from in vitro Genetic Toxicity Assays, pp. 933-941
Raymond W. Tennant; Barry H. Margolin; Michael D. Shelby; Errol Zeiger; Joseph K. Haseman; Judson Spalding; William Caspary; Michael Resnick; Stanley Stasiewicz; Beth Anderson; Robert Minor


Reports
Evidence for Great Holocene Earthquakes along the Outer Coast of Washington State, pp. 942-944
Brian F. Atwater
Interferon-γ and B Cell Stimulatory Factor-1 Reciprocally Regulate Ig Isotype Production, pp. 944-947
Clifford M. Snapper; William E. Paul
Electrophoretic Evidence for Genetic Diploidy in the Bracken Fern (Pteridium aquilinum), pp. 947-949
Paul G. Wolf; Christopher H. Haufler; Elizabeth Sheffield
Effect of Lizards on Spider Populations: Manipulative Reconstruction of a Natural Experiment, pp. 949-952
Thomas W. Schoener; David A. Spiller
Genetic Analysis of Halothane Sensitivity in Caenorhabditis elegans, pp. 952-954
Margaret M. Sedensky; Philip M. Meneely
Tissue-Specific Expression of Functionally Rearranged λ1 Ig Gene through a Retrovirus Vector, pp. 954-957
Roger D. Cone; Edward B. Reilly; Herman N. Eisen; Richard C. Mulligan
Problems in the Use of Survey Questions to Measure Public Opinion, pp. 957-959
Howard Schuman; Jacqueline Scott
Lipoprotein Uptake by Neuronal Growth Cones in Vitro, pp. 959-962
Michael J. Ignatius; Eric M. Shooter; Robert E. Pitas; Robert W. Mahley
Sequence-Specific Packaging of DNA in Human Sperm Chromatin, pp. 962-964
J. M. Gatewood; G. R. Cook; R. Balhorn; E. M. Bradbury; C. W. Schmid
Chemical Mimicry: Bolas Spiders Emit Components of Moth Prey Species Sex Pheromones, pp. 964-967
Mark K. Stowe; James H. Tumlinson; Robert R. Heath
Carbon Tetrachloride at Hepatotoxic Levels Blocks Reversibly Gap Junctions between Rat Hepatocytes, pp. 967-969
J. C. Sáez; M. V. L. Bennett; D. C. Spray


Book Reviews


Socioeconomic Transformations
----------------, pp. 970-972
The Control Revolution
James R. Beniger
Review author[s]: Glenn Porter
A Flow of Technology, pp. 972-973
Engines of Change
Brooke Hindle; Steven Lubar
Review author[s]: Carroll Pursell
Remedial Acculturation, p. 973
Cultural Literacy
E. D. Hirsch
Review author[s]: Lewis A. Coser
Image Makers, pp. 973-974
Selling Science
Dorothy Nelkin
Review author[s]: Sandra Panem


The Manhattan Story Retold
----------------, pp. 974-975
The Making of the Atomic Bomb
Richard Rhodes
Review author[s]: Carol S. Gruber
Arms Control: A View from inside, pp. 975-977
Stemming the Tide
Glenn T. Seaborg; Benjamin L. Loeb
Review author[s]: Raymond L. Garthoff
A New Specter, pp. 977-978
Preventing Nuclear Terrorism
Paul Leventhal; Yonah Alexander
Review author[s]: Randy J. Rydell


Eminently Minimal Policies
----------------, p. 978
Energy and the Federal Government
John G. Clark
Review author[s]: Dolores Greenberg
Industrial Crisis, p. 979
Bhopal
Paul Shrivastava
Review author[s]: Robert P. Gephart
Radiation Damage: Early Assessments, pp. 979-980
The Dragon's Tail
Barton C. Hacker
Review author[s]: George T. Mazuzan


Trials and Tabulations
----------------, pp. 980-981
Statistics and the Law
Morris H. DeGroot; Stephen E. Fienberg; Joseph B. Kadane
Review author[s]: Michael J. Saks
The Rise of Enumeration, pp. 981-982
Medicine and American Growth, 1800-1860
James H. Cassedy
Review author[s]: Albert E. Cowdrey

Agrarian Anthropology, pp. 982-983
Farm Work and Fieldwork
Michael Chibnik
Review author[s]: Rhoda H. Halperin


Homes of Research
----------------, pp. 983-984
To Advance Knowledge
Roger L. Geiger
Review author[s]: Arnold Thackray
Philanthropic Institutions, pp. 984-985
The Nonprofit Sector
Walter W. Powell
Review author[s]: Barry D. Karl
A Federal Enterprise, pp. 985-986
Inventing the NIH
Victoria A. Harden
Review author[s]: Larry Owens
Building an Observatory, pp. 986-987
James Lick's Monument
Helen Wright
Review author[s]: Marc Rothenberg
Explorations, pp. 987-988
New Lands, New Men
William H. Goetzmann
Review author[s]: William Stanton


Further Letters of Darwin
----------------, pp. 988-989
The Correspondence of Charles Darwin
Frederick Burkhart; Sydney Smith
Review author[s]: Pietro Corsi
Lives of Science, p. 989
Women in Science
Marilyn Bailey Ogilvie
Review author[s]: Elizabeth C. Patterson

The Mind-Body Problem, pp. 990-992
Neurophilosophy
Patricia Smith Churchland
Review author[s]: Gunther S. Stent
A Connectionist View of Cognition, pp. 992-996
Parallel Distributed Processing
David E. Rumelhart; James L. McClelland; PDP Research Group
Review author[s]: Keith J. Holyoak


Shapes in the Plane
----------------, pp. 996-997
Tilings and Patterns
Branko Grünhaum; G. C. Shephard
Review author[s]: Joseph Malkevitch
Symmetries, pp. 997-998
Symmetry through the Eyes of a Chemist
István Hargittai; Magdolna Hargittai
Review author[s]: Sally Chapman
Lectures on Weyl, pp. 998-999
Hermann Weyl, 1885-1985
K. Chandrasekharan
Review author[s]: Louis Michel
Elementary Particle Physics, p. 999
The Particle Hunters
Yuval Ne'eman; Yoram Kirsh
Review author[s]: James D. Bjorken
Minicourses, pp. 999-1000
Intersection between Elementary Particle Physics and Cosmology
T. Piran; S. Weinberg
Physics in Higher Dimensions
T. Piran; S. Weinberg
Review author[s]: Frank A. Wilczek


Travelers and Their Fate
----------------, pp. 1000-1002
Ecology of Biological Invasions of North America and Hawaii
Harold A. Mooney; James A. Drake
Ecology of Biological Invasions
R. H. Groves; J. J. Burden
Quantitative Aspects of the Ecology of Biological Invasions
Hans Kornberg; M. H. Williamson
Review author[s]: Ted J. Case
Island Birds, pp. 1002-1003
Ecology and Evolution of Darwin's Finches
Peter R. Grant
Review author[s]: Richard T. Holmes
Suspended Animation, p. 1003
Metabolic Arrest and the Control of Biological Time
Peter W. Hochachka; Michael Guppy
Review author[s]: Albert F. Bennett
Primate Behavior, p. 1004
Apes of the World
Russell H. Tuttle
Review author[s]: Richard Wrangham


Prophecies and Politics of the Maya
----------------, pp. 1004-1005
Heaven Born Merida and Its Destiny
Munro S. Edmonson
Review author[s]: David A. Freidel
A Museum Centenary, pp. 1005-1006
Raven's Journey
Susan A. Kaplan; Kristin J. Barsness
Review author[s]: Margaret B. Blackman
Ethnomathematics, pp. 1006-1007
Native American Mathematics
Michael P. Closs
Review author[s]: Charles G. Moore


Back Matter (22 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4803, May 15, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4805, May 29, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4805, May 29, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4804, May 22, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4806, Jun. 5, 1987


Front Matter (18 pp.)
The Challenge to U.S. Competitiveness, p. 1041
Robert M. White


Perspective
What Myosin Might Do, pp. 1043-1044
Frank Solomon


Letters
Randomized Response Technique, p. 1049
Arthur A. Campbell
Risk Perception, p. 1049
Thomas P. Sheahen
Cancer Control, pp. 1049-1050
John C. Bailar; Eleanor Chelimsky
Foreign Engineering Students, p. 1050
Mack Gilkeson


News & Comment
Ozone Plan Splits Administration, pp. 1052-1053
Mark Crawford
Regulating Pesticides: The ``Delaney Paradox'', pp. 1054-1055
Colin Norman
PHS Revitalization Plan Stirs up NIH, pp. 1055-1056
Gina Kolata
Ariane, Shuttle Delayed Again, pp. 1056-1057
David Dickson
Bavaria Requires AIDS Testing, p. 1057
David Dickson
Prosecution Urged In Fraud Case, p. 1057
Colin Norman


Briefing
Madagascar is the Focus of Habitat Project, p. 1058
R.L.
Overhaul Recommended for British Geology, p. 1058
D.D.
Congress to Weigh Animal Patents, p. 1058
M.C.
IBM to Give Cornell a $20-Million Computer, p. 1058
C.N.
A Warning on Oil Imports, p. 1058
D.D.
Vaccine Test Okayed, p. 1058
M.C.


Research News
Leukemia Virus Linked to Nerve Disease, pp. 1059-1061
Jean L. Marx
The Earliest ``Humans'' Were More like Apes, pp. 1061-1063
Roger Lewin
An Oxygen Key to the New Superconductors, pp. 1063-1065
Arthur L. Robinson


Managing the Soils of Sub-Saharan Africa, pp. 1069-1076
Rattan Lal

Freezing, pp. 1076-1080
A. D. J. Haymet

Antisense RNA Inactivation of Myosin Heavy Chain Gene Expression in Dictyostelium discoideum, pp. 1081-1086
David A. Knecht; William F. Loomis

Disruption of the Dictyostelium Myosin Heavy Chain Gene by Homologous Recombination, pp. 1086-1091
Arturo De Lozanne; James A. Spudich


Reports
Observation of Phase Transitions in Spreading Activation Networks, pp. 1092-1094
Jeff Shrager; Tad Hogg; Bernardo A. Huberman
Single-Channel and Genetic Analyses Reveal Two Distinct A-Type Potassium Channels in Drosophila, pp. 1094-1098
Charles K. Solc; William N. Zagotta; Richard W. Aldrich
Herbivory in Rocks and the Weathering of a Desert, pp. 1098-1099
Moshe Shachak; Clive G. Jones; Yigal Granot
Gene for Von Recklinghausen Neurofibromatosis is in the Pericentromeric Region of Chromosome 17, pp. 1100-1102
D. Barker; E. Wright; K. Nguyen; L. Cannon; P. Fain; D. Goldgar; D. T. Bishop; J. Carey; B. Baty; J. Kivlin; H. Willard; J. S. Waye; G. Greig; L. Leinwand; Y. Nakamura; P. O'Connell; M. Leppert; J.-M. Lalouel; R. White; M. Skolnick
HTLV-I--Associated B-Cell CLL: Indirect Role for Retrovirus in Leukemogenesis, pp. 1103-1106
Dean L. Mann; Patricia DeSantis; George Mark; Andrea Pfeifer; Mark Newman; Nigel Gibbs; Mikulas Popovic; M. G. Sarngadharan; Robert C. Gallo; Jeffrey Clark; William Blattner
Human Amnion Membrane Serves as a Substratum for Growing Axons in vitro and in vivo, pp. 1106-1109
George E. Davis; Scott N. Blaker; Eva Engvall; Silvio Varon; Marston Manthorpe; Fred H. Gage
Human Cerebral Hemispheres Develop at Different Rates and Ages, pp. 1110-1113
R. W. Thatcher; R. A. Walker; S. Giudice
Aedes albopictus in North America: Probable Introduction in Used Tires from Northern Asia, pp. 1114-1116
William A. Hawley; Paul Reiter; Robert S. Copeland; Charles B. Pumpuni; George B. Craig
Expression and Properties of Two Types of Protein Kinase C: Alternative Splicing from a Single Gene, pp. 1116-1120
Yoshitaka Ono; Ushio Kikkawa; Kouji Ogita; Tomoko Fujii; Tsutomu Kurokawa; Yoshinori Asaoka; Kazuo Sekiguchi; Katsuhiko Ase; Koichi Igarashi; Yasutomi Nishizuka
Expression of the Multidrug-Resistant Gene in Hepatocarcinogenesis and Regenerating Rat Liver, pp. 1120-1122
S. S. Thorgeirsson; B. E. Huber; S. Sorrell; A. Fojo; I. Pastan; M. M. Gottesman
In vivo Uncoating and Efficient Expression of Foreign mRNAs Packaged in TMV-Like Particles, pp. 1122-1124
Daniel R. Gallie; David E. Sleat; John W. Watts; Philip C. Turner; T. Michael A. Wilson


Book Reviews
Hominid Evolution: A Search for Models, p. 1125
The Evolution of Human Behavior
Warren G. Kinzey
Review author[s]: Robert S. O. Harding
Phosphorite Sedimentation, pp. 1125-1126
Phosphate Deposits of the World
P. J. Cook; J. H. Shergold
Review author[s]: Preston Cloud
Icy Estuaries, p. 1126
Fjords
James P. M. Syvitski; David C. Burrell; Jens M. Skei
Review author[s]: Bruce F. Molnia
Wind Processes, pp. 1126-1127
Aeolian Geomorphology
William G. Nickling
Review author[s]: Nicholas Lancaster


Back Matter (17 pp.)


Software Reviews
The ASYST Software for Scientific Computing, pp. 1128-1132
Review author[s]: David Hary; Koichi Oshio; Steven D. Flanagan

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4804, May 22, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4806, Jun. 5, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4806, Jun. 5, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4805, May 29, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4807, Jun. 12, 1987


Front Matter (107 pp.)
Frontiers in Recombinant DNA, p. 1157
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Conservation and Agricultural Economics, p. 1159
Daniel H. Janzen
Conservation and Agricultural Economics: Response, p. 1159
Robert M. Goodman; Holly Hauptli; Anne Crossway; Victor C. Knauf
Biotechnology and the Environment, pp. 1159-1160
Winston J. Brill; Thomas H. Jukes
Tanker ``Dumping'' Regulations, pp. 1160-1161
T. S. Wyman
Man's Role in Space, p. 1161
John R. Pierce
Neutrino Shield?, p. 1161
Bill Mixon


Erratum: Adjusting to an Aging Population, p. 1161


Policy Forum
Are Our Universities Rotten at the ``Core''?, pp. 1165-1166
F. H. Westheimer


News & Comment
Science and the Space Station, pp. 1176-1179
Eliot Marshall
Mixed Views on Biotech, p. 1179
Mark Crawford
Another Plea for Agricultural R&D, p. 1180
Mark Crawford
Glasnost and the Soviet Environment, p. 1180
David Dickson


Briefing
Time Inc. Sells Discover, p. 1181
B.J.C.
Fredrickson Resigns from Hughes Institute, p. 1181
B.J.C.
NIH Dedicates Museum to Dewitt Stetten, p. 1181
B.J.C.
Issues to Continue, p. 1181
B.J.C.
Vandals Hit Lindow Plot, p. 1181
M.C.


Research News
Halocarbons Linked to Ozone Hole, pp. 1182-1183
Richard A. Kerr
Anthropologists Turn Advocates for the Brazilian Indians, pp. 1183-1187
Gina Kolata
The T Cell Receptor Family is Growing, pp. 1187-1188
Jean L. Marx
IBM Superconductor Leaps Current Hurdle, p. 1189
Arthur L. Robinson


Frontiers in Recombinant DNA
Disease Diagnosis by Recombinant DNA Methods, pp. 1223-1229
C. Thomas Caskey
The Human Hematopoietic Colony-Stimulating Factors, pp. 1229-1237
Steven C. Clark; Robert Kamen
Regulation of Inducible and Tissue-Specific Gene Expression, pp. 1237-1245
Tom Maniatis; Stephen Goodbourn; Janice A. Fischer
Homeo Boxes in the Study of Development, pp. 1245-1252
Walter J. Gehring
Tinkering with Enzymes: What are We Learning?, pp. 1252-1258
Jeremy R. Knowles
Gene Transfer in Cereals, pp. 1259-1262
Edward C. Cocking; Michael R. Davey
Biochemistry of Information Storage in the Nervous System, pp. 1263-1268
Ira B. Black; Joshua E. Adler; Cheryl F. Dreyfus; Wilma F. Friedman; Edmund F. LaGamma; Arthur H. Roach


Reports
Magnetic Properties of Hydrothermally Recrystallized Magnetite Crystals, pp. 1287-1290
Franz Heider; David J. Dunlop; Naoji Sugiura
Expression of Functional Cell-Cell Channels from Cloned Rat Liver Gap Junction Complementary DNA, pp. 1290-1293
G. Dahl; T. Miller; D. Paul; R. Voellmy; R. Werner
Selective Inactivation of Influenza C Esterase: A Probe for Detecting 9-O-Acetylated Sialic Acids, pp. 1293-1295
Elaine A. Muchmore; Ajit Varki
Regulation of bcl-2 Proto-Oncogene Expression during Normal Human Lymphocyte Proliferation, pp. 1295-1299
John C. Reed; Yoshihide Tsujimoto; James D. Alpers; Carlo M. Croce; Peter C. Nowell
Duplication of CaMV 35S Promoter Sequences Creates a Strong Enhancer for Plant Genes, pp. 1299-1302
Robert Kay; Amy Chan; Mark Daly; Joan McPherson
Propagation in Cell Culture of the Dinoflagellate Amyloodinium, an Ectoparasite of Marine Fishes, pp. 1302-1304
Edward J. Noga
Derivation of Clones Close to met by Preparative Field Inversion Gel Electrophoresis, pp. 1305-1308
Frank Michiels; Margit Burmeister; Hans Lehrach
Protein-DNA Interactions in vivo Upstream of a Cell Cycle-Regulated Human H4 Histone Gene, pp. 1308-1311
U. Pauli; S. Chrysogelos; G. Stein; J. Stein; H. Nick
The Dynamics of Free Calcium in Dendritic Spines in Response to Repetitive Synaptic Input, pp. 1311-1315
Edward Gamble; Christof Koch
The Role of Individual Cysteine Residues in the Structure and Function of the v-sis Gene Product, pp. 1315-1318
N. A. Giese; K. C. Robbins; S. A. Aaronson


AAAS News
AAAS Annual Elections: Preliminary Announcement, pp. 1348-1351
Women in Science and Engineering: Changing Vision to Reality, p. 1351
Marsha Lakes Matyas
AAAS Receives Distinguished Service Award from National Council on Communicative Disorders, p. 1351
CSFR documents Scientists Still in Soviet Prisons, pp. 1351-1352
Carol O'Hallaron
Scientific Freedom and Responsibility Award--Call for Nominations, p. 1352


Book Reviews
Inductionist Exercises, pp. 1357-1358
Scientific Discovery
Pat Langley; Herbert A. Simon; Gary L. Bradshaw; Jan M. Zytkow
Review author[s]: Joseph D. Sneed
An Effort at R&D, pp. 1358-1359
RCA and the VideoDisc
Margaret B. W. Graham
Review author[s]: Erwin A. Blackstone
Evaluating Nuclear Strategy, pp. 1359-1360
Managing Nuclear Operations
Ashton B. Carter; John D. Steinbruner; Charles A. Zraket
Nuclear Crisis Management
Richard Ned Lebow
Review author[s]: Jeffrey Richelson
Pioneer Ecologist, p. 1360
Fraser Darling's Islands
J. Morton Boyd
Review author[s]: Peter Marler


Back Matter (41 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4805, May 29, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4807, Jun. 12, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4807, Jun. 12, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4806, Jun. 5, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4808, Jun. 19, 1987


Front Matter (15 pp.)
Municipal Waste, p. 1409
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
APS Report on SDI, pp. 1411-1412
Louis C. Marquet; Joel Selbin
Bipedal Locomotion, p. 1412
Jon Marks
Immigrant Entrepreneurs, p. 1412
Peter Bearse


Erratum: Tanker 'Dumping' regulations (1 p.)


News & Comment
Fredrickson's Bitter End at Hughes, pp. 1417-1418
Barbara J. Culliton
A Quest for Ancient Egyptian Air, pp. 1419-1420
Constance Holden
Drug Trial for Parkinson's, p. 1420
Roger Lewin
Armageddon Revisited, pp. 1421-1422
Eliot Marshall
IOM Elects New Members, p. 1422


Briefing
States Want More Time to Prepare SSC Bids, p. 1422
M.C.


Research News
AIDS: Statistics but Few Answers, pp. 1423-1425
Deborah M. Barnes
Geophysics Smorgasbord was Spread in Baltimore, pp. 1425-1427
Richard A. Kerr
Soviet Space Science Opens to the West, pp. 1427-1431
M. Mitchell Waldrop
High-Temperature Superconductor Hints, p. 1431
Arthur L. Robinson


The Constitution of Economic Policy, pp. 1433-1436
James M. Buchanan

Asymmetry of Lineages and the Direction of Evolutionary Time, pp. 1437-1441
Stephen Jay Gould; Norman L. Gilinsky; Rebecca Z. German

Tsunamis Generated by Eruptions from Mount St. Augustine Volcano, Alaska, pp. 1442-1447
Jürgen Kienle; Zygmunt Kowalik; T. S. Murty

A Physical Map of the Escherichia coli K12 Genome, pp. 1448-1453
Cassandra L. Smith; Jason G. Econome; Andrew Schutt; Stephanie Klco; Charles R. Cantor


Reports
Fluorescence Properties of Calmodulin-Binding Peptides Reflect Alpha-Helical Periodicity, pp. 1454-1456
Karyn T. O'Neil; Henry R. Wolfe; Susan Erickson-Viitanen; William F. DeGrado
Corkscrew-Like Shortening in Single Smooth Muscle Cells, pp. 1457-1459
David M. Warshaw; Whitney J. McBride; Steven S. Work
Computer Simulations of the Diffusion of a Substrate to an Active Site of an Enzyme, pp. 1460-1463
K. Sharp; R. Fine; B. Honig
A New Method for Analyzing Powder Diffraction Patterns: Confirmation of a Predicted Phase of SF 6, pp. 1463-1465
Lawrence S. Bartell; Jacques C. Caillat; Brian M. Powell
Frequency Dependence of Electric Field Modulation of Fibroblast Protein Synthesis, pp. 1465-1469
Kenneth J. McLeod; Raphael C. Lee; H. Paul Ehrlich
Pollen and Spores Date Origin of Rift Basins from Texas to Nova Scotia as Early Late Triassic, pp. 1469-1472
Alfred Traverse
Swept Away: Resuspension of Bacterial Mats Regulates Benthic-Pelagic Exchange of Sulfur, pp. 1472-1474
Jonathan Grant; Ulrich V. Bathmann


Book Reviews
Themes in Embryology, p. 1475
A History of Embryology
T. J. Horder; J. A. Witkowski; C. C. Wylie
Review author[s]: Keith R. Benson
Human Genetic Diversity, pp. 1475-1476
Genetic Variation and Its Maintenance
D. F. Roberts; G. F. De Stefano
Review author[s]: James F. Crow
The Calcichordate Theory, p. 1476
The Ancestry of the Vertebrates
R. P. S. Jefferies
Review author[s]: James Sprinkle
American Chemistry, pp. 1476-1477
Essays on the History of Organic Chemistry in the United States, 1875-1955
Dean Stanley Tarbell; Ann Tracy Tarbell
Review author[s]: Leon Gortler


Back Matter (16 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4806, Jun. 5, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4808, Jun. 19, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4808, Jun. 19, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4807, Jun. 12, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4809, Jun. 26, 1987


Front Matter (18 pp.)
The Budget for Motherhood, p. 1501
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Unesco Director-General, p. 1503
Walter Kohn; Roger Revelle
Sexual Behavior and Randomized Responses, p. 1503
Joel E. Cohen
Famine: Some Additional Aspects, pp. 1503-1504
Mohamed T. El-Ashry; Herbert N. Woodward; George Gibson; John W. Mellor; Sarah Gavian
Macintosh Software, p. 1504
Victor Rosenberg


News & Comment
Year of Decision for ASAT Program, pp. 1512-1514
David C. Morrison
Curriculum Changes Spark Debate at MIT, pp. 1515-1516
William Booth
Nuclear Crash, p. 1517
Colin Norman
Committee Cuts NSF, NASA Funds, p. 1517
Mark Crawford
Human Frontiers at the Economic Summit, p. 1518
David Dickson


Research News
Remembering a ``Magical Genius'', pp. 1519-1521
Gina Kolata
Mockingbird Song Aimed at Mates, not Rivals, pp. 1521-1522
Roger Lewin
Probing the AIDS Virus and its Relatives, pp. 1523-1525
Jean L. Marx
Imagery Comes to Infrared Astronomy, pp. 1525-1526
M. Mitchell Waldrop
A New Route to Oxide Superconductors, p. 1526
Arthur L. Robinson


Measurement Scales on the Continuum, pp. 1527-1532
R. Duncan Luce; Louis Narens

The Chemistry of Self-Splicing RNA and RNA Enzymes, pp. 1532-1539
Thomas R. Cech

Chemistry of Molecular Growth Processes in Flames, pp. 1540-1546
Kermit C. Smyth; J. Houston Miller

Precise Timing of the Last Interglacial Period from Mass Spectrometric Determination of Thorium-230 in Corals, pp. 1547-1553
R. Lawrence Edwards; J. H. Chen; T.-L. Ku; G. J. Wasserburg


Reports
Recruitment of Enzymes as Lens Structural Proteins, pp. 1554-1556
Graeme Wistow; Joram Piatigorsky
Alpha-Decay--Induced Fracturing in Zircon: The Transition from the Crystalline to the Metamict State, pp. 1556-1559
Bryan C. Chakoumakos; Takashi Murakami; Gregory R. Lumpkin; Rodney C. Ewing
Acid Rain: China, United States, and a Remote Area, pp. 1559-1562
James N. Galloway; Zhao Dianwu; Xiong Jiling; Gene E. Likens
Statistical Short-Term Earthquake Prediction, pp. 1563-1567
Y. Y. Kagan; L. Knopoff
Homozygosity Mapping: A Way to Map Human Recessive Traits with the DNA of Inbred Children, pp. 1567-1570
Eric S. Lander; David Botstein
Thrombospondin Promotes Cell-Substratum Adhesion, pp. 1570-1573
George P. Tuszynski; Vicki Rothman; Andrew Murphy; Katherine Siegler; Linda Smith; Sena Smith; Jerzy Karczewski; Karen A. Knudsen
Protein-Binding Sites in Ig Gene Enhancers Determine Transcriptional Activity and Inducibility, pp. 1573-1577
Michael Lenardo; Jacqueline W. Pierce; David Baltimore


Book Reviews
An Outlook in Anthropology, p. 1579
Malinowski, Rivers, Benedict and Others
George W. Stocking
Review author[s]: Vincent Crapanzano
Aquatic Studies, pp. 1579-1581
Limnology in Australia
P. De Deckker; W. D. Williams
Review author[s]: Sally MacIntyre
Northern Glacial Chronology, pp. 1581-1582
Quaternary Glaciations in the Northern Hemisphere
V. Sibrava; D. Q. Bowen; G. M. Richmond
Review author[s]: H. E. Wright


Back Matter (19 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4807, Jun. 12, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4809, Jun. 26, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4809, Jun. 26, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4808, Jun. 19, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4810, Jul. 3, 1987


Volume Information (10 pp.)
Front Matter (17 pp.)
Technology and Global Industry, p. 1609
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Human Genome Sequencing, p. 1613
Clement L. Counts
Carcinogenicity and Allergenicity, p. 1613
Merril Eisenbud
Scientific Fraud and Prosecution, p. 1613
Ross S. Laderman
Luminous Arcs: Universal Scaffolding?, p. 1613
Arthur C. Clarke


News & Comment
Hanford's Radioactive Tumbleweed, pp. 1616-1620
Eliot Marshall
Supreme Court Strikes down ``Creation Science'' Law as Promotion of Religion, p. 1620
Colin Norman
Plant Science Grant Program Nears Approval, p. 1620
Mark Crawford
Science Medals Presented at White House, p. 1621
Cautious Optimism on High-Tech Weapons for NATO Forces, p. 1622
Daniel Charles
New Technologies Good for Employment, p. 1622
Constance Holden


Research News
Extrasolar Planets, Maybe--But Brown Dwarfs, no, pp. 1623-1624
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Monitoring Earth and Sun by Satellite, pp. 1624-1625
Gina Kolata
Prostate Cancer Consensus Hampered by Lack of Data, pp. 1626-1627
Gina Kolata
Cytokines Alter AIDS Virus Production, p. 1627
Deborah M. Barnes
Neural Models Yield Data on Learning, pp. 1628-1629
Deborah M. Barnes


Can the U.S. Oil and Gas Resource Base Support Sustained Production?, pp. 1631-1636
William L. Fisher

A Visit to Chernobyl, pp. 1636-1640
Richard Wilson

Three-Dimensional Representation and Analysis of Brain Energy Metabolism, pp. 1641-1646
Lyndon S. Hibbard; James S. McGlone; Donald W. Davis; Richard A. Hawkins

Electron Tunneling Paths in Proteins, pp. 1647-1652
Atsuo Kuki; Peter G. Wolynes


Reports
Release of Juvenile Water on Mars: Estimated Amounts and Timing Associated with Volcanism, pp. 1653-1654
Ronald Greeley
Interocean Differences in Size and Nutrition of Coral Reef Sponge Populations, pp. 1654-1657
Clive R. Wilkinson
Structural Evidence for the Authenticity of the Human Retinoblastoma Gene, pp. 1657-1661
Yuen-Kai T. Fung; A. Linn Murphree; Anne T'Ang; Jin Qian; Steven H. Hinrichs; William F. Benedict
Genetic Analysis of the Human Malaria Parasite Plasmodium falciparum, pp. 1661-1666
David Walliker; Isabella A. Quakyi; Thomas E. Wellems; Thomas F. McCutchan; Ana Szarfman; William T. London; Lynn M. Corcoran; Thomas R. Burkot; Richard Carter
A Promoter with an Internal Regulatory Domain is Part of the Origin of Replication in BPV-1, pp. 1666-1671
Arne Stenlund; Gary L. Bream; Michael R. Botchan
Retroviruses and Mouse Embryos: A Rapid Model for Neurovirulence and Transplacental Antiviral Therapy, pp. 1671-1674
Arlene H. Sharpe; Rudolf Jaenisch; Ruth M. Ruprecht
Divalent Cations Directly Affect the Conductance of Excised Patches of Rod Photoreceptor Membrane, pp. 1674-1678
J. H. Stern; Hans Knutsson; P. R. MacLeish
The Visual Cycle Operates Via an Isomerase Acting on All-trans Retinol in the Pigment Epithelium, pp. 1678-1680
C. David Bridges; Richard A. Alvarez


Technical Comments
Neuronal Circuits and Evolution, p. 1681
Bradley R. Jones; Esther M. Leise
Neuronal Circuits and Evolutions: Response, pp. 1681-1682
J. P. C. Dumont; R. M. Robertson


Book Reviews
Successions in Psychology, pp. 1683-1684
The Cognitive Revolution in Psychology
Bernard J. Baars
Review author[s]: Harry Levin
Carbonate Complexes, p. 1684
Reef Diagenesis
J. H. Schroeder; B. H. Purser
Review author[s]: James Lee Wilson
Invertebrate Immunology, pp. 1684-1685
Hemocytic and Humoral Immunity in Arthropods
Ayodhya P. Gupta
Review author[s]: Thomas C. Cheng
Archeology in the Andes, pp. 1685-1686
Telarmachay
I. Danièle Lavallèe; Michèle Julien; Jane Wheeler; Claudine Karlin
Review author[s]: John W. Rick


Back Matter (19 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4808, Jun. 19, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4810, Jul. 3, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4810, Jul. 3, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4809, Jun. 26, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4811, Jul. 10, 1987


Front Matter (14 pp.)
Inexorable Laws and the Ecosystem, p. 9
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
The Ice-Minus Case and a Scientifically Informed Judiciary, p. 10
Robert K. Colwell; Stan Eisen
The Ice-Minus Case and a Scientifically Informed Judiciary: Response, p. 10
Daniel E. Koshland
Availability of Human Tissues for Research in Cancer, pp. 10-11
K. P. Clausen; W. E. Grizzle; V. A. LiVolsi; William E. Newton
Water Quality, p. 11
James F. Smith; William A. Kreutzberger
Water Quality: Response, p. 11
Richard A. Smith; Richard B. Alexander; M. Gordon Wolman


Erratum: Freezing, p. 11
Erratum: Science and the Space Station, p. 11
Erratum: Ozone Plan Splits Administration, p. 11
Erratum: Human Trials of New Cancer Therapy Begin, p. 11


News & Comment
FDA Puts New Heart Drug on Hold, pp. 16-18
Marjorie Sun
U.S. Policy on Exchanges with the Soviets Called a ``Shambles'', p. 18
Colin Norman
Broader R&D Role Sought for Commerce, p. 19
Mark Crawford
Commerce Sees the Future; Says Industry Practices Must Change, p. 20
Mark Crawford
CERN Urged to Cut 400 Posts, p. 20
David Dickson
NSF Centers: Yes, But..., p. 21
Colin Norman
Indictment of Beggs Dropped, p. 21
Eliot Marshall
Science Budgets Fare Well in House Action, p. 22
Mark Crawford


Research News
Angiogenesis Research Comes of Age, pp. 23-24
Jean L. Marx
Supernova 1987 A: A Mysterious Stranger, pp. 25-26
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Four Groups Build More Efficient Atom Traps, pp. 26-28
Arthur L. Robinson
Study Bolsters Case against Cholesterol, pp. 28-29
Leslie Roberts


R&D and Productivity: Measurement Issues and Econometric Results, pp. 31-35
Zvi Griliches

Changes in Stratospheric Ozone, pp. 35-42
Ralph J. Cicerone

A Physiological Basis for a Theory of Synapse Modification, pp. 42-48
Mark F. Bear; Leon N Cooper; Ford F. Ebner

Selective Disruption of Gap Junctional Communication Interferes with a Patterning Process in Hydra, pp. 49-55
Scott E. Fraser; Colin R. Green; Hans R. Bode; Norton B. Gilula


Reports
Interstellar Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Carbon in Interplanetary Dust Particles and Meteorites, pp. 56-59
L. J. Allamandola; S. A. Sandford; B. Wopenka
Fossil Mycorrhizae: A Case for Symbiosis, pp. 59-60
Sara P. Stubblefield; T. N. Taylor; James M. Trappe
T-Cell Tumor Elimination as a Result of T-Cell Receptor-Mediated Activation, pp. 61-64
Jonathan D. Ashwell; Dan L. Longo; Sandra H. Bridges
Structurally Divergent Human T Cell Receptor γ Proteins Encoded by Distinct Cγ Genes, pp. 64-67
Michael S. Krangel; Hamid Band; Shingo Hata; Joanne McLean; Michael B. Brenner
A Mab to a Unique Cerebellar Neuron Generated by Immunosuppression and Rapid Immunization, pp. 67-70
Susan Hockfield
Early Archean (3.3-Billion to 3.5-Billion-Year-Old) Microfossils from Warrawoona Group, Australia, pp. 70-73
J. William Schopf; Bonnie M. Packer
Local Retinal Regions Control Local Eye Growth and Myopia, pp. 73-77
Josh Wallman; Michael D. Gottlieb; Vidya Rajaram; Lisa A. Fugate-Wentzek
Localization of Amyloid β Protein Messenger RNA in Brains from Patients with Alzheimer's Disease, pp. 77-80
Sina Bahmanyar; Gerald A. Higgins; Dmitry Goldgaber; David A. Lewis; John H. Morrison; Michael C. Wilson; Susarla K. Shankar; D. Carleton Gajdusek
A Major Food Web Component in the Orinoco River Channel: Evidence from Planktivorous Electric Fishes, pp. 81-83
John G. Lundberg; William M. Lewis; James F. Saunders; Francisco Mago-Leccia


AAAS News
Journalism is Subject of Ethics Group Meeting, p. 84
Amy Crumpton
Panel for U.S./Chilean Science Formed, pp. 84-85
Update on AAAS Cooperative Efforts with Soviet Scientific and Engineering Community, p. 85
Sandra M. Burns
Resource Directory Available, p. 85
``The Hole in the Sky'' Transcripts Available, p. 85


Book Reviews
Extragalactic Investigations, pp. 86-87
Dark Matter in the Universe
J. Kormendy; G. R. Knapp
Review author[s]: John S. Gallagher
A Life in Physics, p. 87
Rabi
John S. Rigden
Review author[s]: R. R. Wilson
Modernization and Health, pp. 87-88
The Changing Samoans
Paul T. Baker; Joel M. Hanna; Thelma S. Baker
Review author[s]: Pamela J. Byard
Far-Traveled Terranes, pp. 88-89
Tectonostratigraphic Terranes of the Circum-Pacific Region
David G. Howell
Review author[s]: Mark Cloos


Back Matter (20 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 236, No. 4809, Jun. 26, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4811, Jul. 10, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4811, Jul. 10, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4810, Jul. 3, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4812, Jul. 17, 1987


Front Matter (21 pp.)
Petroleum Research Centers, p. 117
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Scientific Enlightenment: Whose Responsibility?, p. 119
Joseph D. Robinson
Nuclear Reactor Risk Estimates, p. 119
Alvin M. Weinberg
ACS Journals and Prices, p. 119
D. H. Michael Bowen
ACS Journals and Prices: Response, p. 119
Constance Holden
Volts and Bolts, p. 119
Ronald B. Standler


News & Comment
Companies Vie over New Heart Drug, pp. 120-122
Marjorie Sun
Research Council Critiques NASA's Booster Redesign, p. 122
M. Mitchell Waldrop
NRC's Political Meltdown, pp. 123-124
Eliot Marshall


Briefing
Head of AIDS Panel Named, p. 124
D. M. B.
Goslin Leaves NAS, p. 124
C.H.

IBM's Zurich Lab is ``Flower'' in Europe, pp. 125-126
David Dickson
U.K. Lifts Veto on Plans for EEC, p. 126
David Dickson
Weapons Designers Challenge SDI Report, p. 127
William Booth


Research News
Debate over Potential AIDS Drug, pp. 128-130
Deborah M. Barnes
Has Stratospheric Ozone Started to Disappear?, pp. 131-132
Richard A. Kerr
Associations or Rules in Learning Language?, pp. 133-134
Gina Kolata


Human Aging: Usual and Successful, pp. 143-149
John W. Rowe; Robert L. Kahn

Resonant-Mass Detectors of Gravitational Radiation, pp. 150-157
Peter F. Michelson; John C. Price; Robert C. Taber

Cellular Mechanisms of Epilepsy: A Status Report, pp. 157-164
Marc A. Dichter; G. F. Ayala

Laser-Stimulated Luminescence Used to Measure X-ray Diffraction of a Contracting Striated Muscle, pp. 164-168
Yoshiyuki Amemiya; Katsuzo Wakabayashi; Hidehiro Tanaka; Yutaka Ueno; Junji Miyahara


Reports
Speech Perception Takes Precedence over Nonspeech Perception, pp. 169-171
D. H. Whalen; Alvin M. Liberman
Precipitation Fluctuations over Northern Hemisphere Land Areas since the Mid-19th Century, pp. 171-175
R. S. Bradley; H. F. Diaz; J. K. Eischeid; P. D. Jones; P. M. Kelly; C. M. Goodess
Detection of Minimal Residual Cells Carrying the t(14;18) by DNA Sequence Amplification, pp. 175-178
Ming-Sheng Lee; Kun-Sang Chang; Fernando Cabanillas; Emil J. Freireich; Jose M. Trujillo; Sanford A. Stass
erbB-2 is a Potent Oncogene When Overexpressed in NIH/3T3 Cells, pp. 178-182
Pier Paolo Di Fiore; Jacalyn H. Pierce; Matthias H. Kraus; Oreste Segatto; C. Richter King; Stuart A. Aaronson
Variable Occurrence of the nrdB Intron in the T-Even Phages Suggests Intron Mobility, pp. 182-184
Joan Pedersen-Lane; Marlene Belfort
The Inversion of Sensory Processing by Feedback Pathways: A Model of Visual Cognitive Functions, pp. 184-187
E. Harth; K. P. Unnikrishnan; A. S. Pandya
Localization, Secretion, and Action of Inhibin in Human Placenta, pp. 187-189
Felice Petraglia; Paul Sawchenko; Alan T. W. Lim; Jean Rivier; Wylie Vale
A Reassessment of Astraspis desiderata, the Oldest North American Vertebrate, pp. 190-192
David K. Elliott
Mapping Patterns of c-fos Expression in the Central Nervous System after Seizure, pp. 192-197
James I. Morgan; Donna R. Cohen; James L. Hempstead; Tom Curran


Book Reviews
Pioneering Women, pp. 201-202
Untold Lives
Elizabeth Scarborough; Laurel Furumoto
Review author[s]: Mary B. Parlee
Nerve-Muscle Synapses, pp. 202-203
The Vertebrate Neuromuscular Junction
Miriam M. Salpeter
Review author[s]: Steve Schuetze
Olfaction and Gustation, p. 203
Neurobiology of Taste and Smell
Thomas E. Finger; Wayne L. Silver
Review author[s]: John G. Hildebrand
Ontogenetic Changes, pp. 203-204
Development as an Evolutionary Process
Rudolph A. Raff; Elizabeth C. Raff
Review author[s]: Gary Freeman
Social Mammals, p. 204
Behavioral Biology of Killer Whales
Barbara C. Kirkevold; Joan S. Lockard
Review author[s]: Peter O. Thomas


Back Matter (21 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4810, Jul. 3, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4812, Jul. 17, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4812, Jul. 17, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4811, Jul. 10, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4813, Jul. 24, 1987


Front Matter (16 pp.)
The Pacific Century, p. 233
David P. Gardner


Letters
Risk Assessment, p. 235
Raymond Neutra
Risk Assessment: Response, p. 235
Bruce N. Ames; Renae Magaw; Lois S. Gold
Public Health Service Revitalization, p. 235
Cecil H. Fox


Perspective
Adrenal Steroids: New Answers, New Questions, pp. 236-237
John W. Funder


News & Comment
Dismantling the Helium Empire, pp. 238-240
Mark Crawford
GAO Finds Fault with NSF Award, pp. 241-242
John Walsh
Space Station Price Climbs Higher, pp. 242-243
Eliot Marshall
The Boom in Service Industries Will not Solve U.S. Trade Problems, p. 243
Eliot Marshall
Ruling on Heart Drug May Boost Research, p. 244
Marjorie Sun


Research News
Dramatic Results with Brain Grafts, pp. 245-247
Roger Lewin
More Superconductivity Questions than Answers, pp. 248-250
Arthur L. Robinson
No Satellites of Asteroids, p. 250
Richard A. Kerr


Policy Forum
Mathematics Education: A Predictor of Scientific Competitiveness, pp. 251-252+302
Lynn Arthur Steen


Space-Based Radar, pp. 257-262
G. N. Tsandoulas

Artificial Intelligence and Natural Resource Management, pp. 262-267
Robert N. Coulson; L. Joseph Folse; Douglas K. Loh

Cloning of Human Mineralocorticoid Receptor Complementary DNA: Structural and Functional Kinship with the Glucocorticoid Receptor, pp. 268-275
Jeffrey L. Arriza; Cary Weinberger; Gail Cerelli; Tom M. Glaser; Barbara L. Handelin; David E. Housman; Ronald M. Evans


Reports
Bedform Alignment in Directionally Varying Flows, pp. 276-278
David M. Rubin; Ralph E. Hunter
Islet Allograft Survival after a Single Course of Treatment of Recipient with Antibody to L3T4, pp. 278-280
Judith A. Shizuru; Anita K. Gregory; C. Tien-Bao Chao; C. Garrison Fathman
Tissue Distribution and Developmental Expression of the Messenger RNA Encoding Angiogenin, pp. 280-282
Henry L. Weiner; Lynne H. Weiner; Judith L. Swain
Identification by Cell Fusion of Gene Sequences that Interact with Positive Trans-Acting Factors, pp. 283-286
Thomas Lufkin; Carter Bancroft
Three Recessive Loci Required for Insulin-Dependent Diabetes in Nonobese Diabetic Mice, pp. 286-289
Michal Prochazka; Edward H. Leiter; David V. Serreze; Douglas L. Coleman
Modern Turtle Origins: The Oldest Known Cryptodire, pp. 289-291
Eugene S. Gaffney; J. Howard Hutchison; Farish A. Jenkins; Lorraine J. Meeker
Reversible Inhibition of Mammary Gland Growth by Transforming Growth Factor-β, pp. 291-293
Gary B. Silberstein; Charles W. Daniel
Functional Analysis of a Complementary DNA for the 50-Kilodalton Subunit of Calmodulin Kinase II, pp. 293-297
Rochelle M. Hanley; Anthony R. Means; Tomio Ono; Bruce E. Kemp; Karl E. Burgin; Neal Waxham; Paul T. Kelly
Wadi Howar: Paleoclimatic Evidence from an Extinct River System in the Southeastern Sahara, pp. 298-300
H.-J. Pachur; S. Kröpelin


Technical Comments
Neuronal Coding and Robotics, pp. 300-301
Daniel E. Whitney
Neuronal Coding and Robotics: Response, p. 301
Apostolos P. Georgopoulos; Andrew B. Schwartz; Ronald E. Kettner


Book Reviews
Biology as Power, p. 305
Controlling Life
Philip J. Pauly
Review author[s]: John W. Servos
Small-Mammal Studies, pp. 305-306
The Ecology of Woodland Rodents
J. R. Flowerdew; J. Gurnell; J. H. W. Gipps
Review author[s]: William Z. Lidicker
Ciliates, p. 306
The Molecular Biology of Ciliated Protozoa
Joseph G. Gall
Review author[s]: Virginia A. Zakian
Nonchromosomal Genes, p. 307
Extrachromosomal Elements in Lower Eukaryotes
Reed B. Wickner; Alan Hinnebusch; I. C. Gunsalus; Alan Lambowitz; Alexander Hollaender
Review author[s]: Elizabeth H. Blackburn
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 307-308
The Statistical Consultant in Action
D. J. Hand; B. S. Everitt
Advances in Chronobiology
John E. Pauly; Lawrence E. Scheving
Some Mathematical Questions in Biology: Circadian Rhythms
Nutritional Anthropology
Francis E. Johnston
Review author[s]: K.L.


Back Matter (25 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4811, Jul. 10, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4813, Jul. 24, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4813, Jul. 24, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4812, Jul. 17, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4814, Jul. 31, 1987


Front Matter (46 pp.)
TPA and PDQ, p. 341
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Uranium Enrichment, pp. 349-350
B. Jeanine Hull
Indictment of Soviet Physicist, p. 350
G. C. Vezzoli
Is Female Math Anxiety Real?, p. 350
Sanford L. Segal


News & Comment
Congress Considers Upgrading Labs, pp. 351-352
John Walsh
Corporations on Campus, pp. 353-355
Wayne Biddle
AIDS and Insects, pp. 355-356
William Booth
Some Refuseniks See No Glasnost, pp. 356-357
John Walsh


Briefing
SSC Deadline Extended, p. 357
M.C.
``Greens'' Challenge French Gene Research, p. 357
D.D.
France to Boost Research Spending, p. 357
D.D.


Research News
Who Owns the Human Genome?, pp. 358-361
Leslie Roberts
A Younger Universe is Seen in the Stars, pp. 361-362
M. Mitchell Waldrop
New Tumor Factor May Disrupt Calcium Levels, pp. 363-364
Deborah M. Barnes


Off-Design Performance of Power Plants: An Integrated Gasification Combined-Cycle Example, pp. 379-383
M. R. Erbes; J. N. Phillips; M. S. Johnson; J. Paffenbarger; M. Gluckman; R. H. Eustis

The Shapes of Random Walks, pp. 384-389
Joseph Rudnick; George Gaspari

The 30-Kilodalton Gene Product of Tobacco Mosaic Virus Potentiates Virus Movement, pp. 389-394
Carl M. Deom; Melvin J. Oliver; Roger N. Beachy

Engineering Enzyme Specificity by ``Substrate-Assisted Catalysis'', pp. 394-399
Paul Carter; James A. Wells


Reports
Parallel and Serial Processes in Motion Detection, pp. 400-402
Miri Dick; Shimon Ullman; Dov Sagi
Adipsin: A Circulating Serine Protease Homolog Secreted by Adipose Tissue and Sciatic Nerve, pp. 402-405
Kathleen Sue Cook; Hye Yeong Min; David Johnson; Robert J. Chaplinsky; Jeffrey S. Flier; Clayton R. Hunt; Bruce M. Spiegelman
Severely Impaired Adipsin Expression in Genetic and Acquired Obesity, pp. 405-408
Jeffrey S. Flier; Kathleen Sue Cook; Patricia Usher; Bruce M. Spiegelman
Linear Plasmids of the Bacterium Borrelia burgdorferi Have Covalently Closed Ends, pp. 409-411
Alan G. Barbour; Claude F. Garon
Neuronal pp60 c-src Contains a Six-Amino Acid Insertion Relative to its Non-Neuronal Counterpart, pp. 411-415
Ricardo Martinez; Bernard Mathey-Prevot; André Bernards; David Baltimore
The Molecular Basis of the Sparse Fur Mouse Mutation, pp. 415-417
Gabor Veres; Richard A. Gibbs; Steven E. Scherer; C. Thomas Caskey
Physiological Evidence for Serial Processing in Somatosensory Cortex, pp. 417-420
T. P. Pons; P. E. Garraghty; D. P. Friedman; M. Mishkin
The Fragile X Site in Somatic Cell Hybrids: An Approach for Molecular Cloning of Fragile Sites, pp. 420-423
Stephen T. Warren; Fuping Zhang; Greg R. Licameli; Jeanne F. Peters
Smooth Muscle-Mediated Connective Tissue Remodeling in Pulmonary Hypertension, pp. 423-426
Robert P. Mecham; Loren A. Whitehouse; David S. Wrenn; William C. Parks; Gail L. Griffin; Robert M. Senior; Edmond C. Crouch; Kurt R. Stenmark; Norbert F. Voelkel


Book Reviews
Phylogeny and Coevolution, pp. 441-442
Coevolution and Systematics
A. R. Stone; D. L. Hawksworth
Review author[s]: Douglas J. Futuyma; Junhyong Kim
High Energy Cosmic Photons, p. 442
Gamma-Ray Astronomy
Poolla V. Ramana Murthy; Arnold W. Wolfendale
Review author[s]: Floyd W. Stecker
Ancient Soils, pp. 442-443
Paleosols
V. Paul Wright
Review author[s]: Ronald D. Stieglitz
Ion Transport, pp. 443-444
Proteins of Excitable Membranes
Bertil Hille; Douglas M. Fambrough
Review author[s]: Christopher Miller


Back Matter (21 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4812, Jul. 17, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4814, Jul. 31, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4814, Jul. 31, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4813, Jul. 24, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4815, Aug. 7, 1987


Front Matter (13 pp.)
Cancer Phobia, p. 473
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
The Core Curriculum, p. 474
Alexander W. Astin; Marshall Brown; C. Tyler Burt; Jeffry V. Mallow
The Core Curriculum: Response, pp. 474-475
F. H. Westheimer


Erratum: Halocarbons Linked to Ozone Hole, p. 475
Erratum: Space Station Price Climbs Higher, p. 475


News & Comment
Strains in U.S.--Japan Exchanges, pp. 476-478
Marjorie Sun
Stumbling on Superconductors, p. 477
E.M.; M.S.
Stanford Psychiatrist Resigns under a Cloud, pp. 479-480
Constance Holden
Religious Groups Join Animal Patent Battle, pp. 480-481
Mark Crawford
Research Whaling on the Table, p. 481
John Walsh
Presidential AIDS Panel Named, p. 481
Deborah M. Barnes
SDI Testing May Ignite Antisatellite Race, p. 482
Mark Crawford
Soviet Research to be Self-Directed, p. 482
David Dickson


Research News
Environmental Hypothesis for Brain Diseases Strengthened by New Data, pp. 483-484
Roger Lewin
Artificial Intelligence Moves into Mainstream, pp. 484-485
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Agencies Vie over Human Genome Project, pp. 486-488
Leslie Roberts


The Search for a New Exchange-Rate Regime, pp. 489-493
John Williamson

Scientific Basis of Modern Weather Prediction, pp. 493-499
Joseph J. Tribbia; Richard A. Anthes

Delay Time of Hemoglobin S Polymerization Prevents Most Cells from Sickling in Vivo, pp. 500-506
Andrea Mozzarelli; James Hofrichter; William A. Eaton


Reports
Limits on Sensitivity of Large Silicon Bolometers for Solar Neutrino Detection, pp. 507-509
C. J. Martoff
Bacterial Methanogenesis and Growth from CO 2 with Elemental Iron as the Sole Source of Electrons, pp. 509-511
Lacy Daniels; Negash Belay; Basavapatna S. Rajagopal; Paul J. Weimer
Improved Orbital and Physical Parameters for the Pluto-Charon System, pp. 512-514
David J. Tholen; Marc W. Buie; Richard P. Binzel; Marian L. Frueh
An Invariance in the Isoheptanes of Petroleum, pp. 514-517
Frank D. Mango
Guam Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis--Parkinsonism--Dementia Linked to a Plant Excitant Neurotoxin, pp. 517-522
Peter S. Spencer; Peter B. Nunn; Jacques Hugon; Albert C. Ludolph; Stephen M. Ross; Dwijendra N. Roy; Richard C. Robertson
Transient Morphological Features of Identified Ganglion Cells in Living Fetal and Neonatal Retina, pp. 522-525
Ary S. Ramoa; Gregor Campbell; Carla J. Shatz
A Defined Medium for a Fastidious Spiroplasma, pp. 525-527
Kevin J. Hackett; Annette S. Ginsberg; Shlomo Rottem; Roberta B. Henegar; Robert F. Whitcomb
Identification of a Family of Muscarinic Acetylcholine Receptor Genes, pp. 527-532
T. I. Bonner; N. J. Buckley; A. C. Young; M. R. Brann
The CML-Specific P210 bcr/abl Protein, Unlike v-abl, Does not Transform NIH/3t3 Fibroblasts, pp. 532-535
George Q. Daley; Jami McLaughlin; Owen N. Witte; David Baltimore
Full-Wave Rectification from a Mixed Electrical-Chemical Synapse, pp. 535-537
Katherine Graubard; Daniel K. Hartline


Technical Comments
Asymmetry of Neural Feedback in the Organization of Behavioral States, pp. 537-538
M-Marsel Mesulam
Asymmetry of Neural Feedback in the Organization of Behavioural States: Response, p. 538
Gary Aston-Jones; Michael T. Shipley


Book Reviews
A Leader in Biomedical Science, pp. 542-543
Walter B. Cannon
Saul Benison; A. Clifford Barger; Elin L. Wolfe
Review author[s]: John Harley Warner
Early Epidemiology, p. 543
Yellow Fever in the North
William Coleman
Review author[s]: Caroline Hannaway
Marine Mycology, pp. 543-544
The Biology of Marine Fungi
S. T. Moss
Review author[s]: Ian K. Ross
Sensory Physiology, pp. 544-545
Visual Neuroscience
J. D. Pettigrew; K. J. Sanderson; W. R. Levick
Review author[s]: Robert M. Shapley


Back Matter (20 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4813, Jul. 24, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4815, Aug. 7, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4815, Aug. 7, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4814, Jul. 31, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4816, Aug. 14, 1987


Front Matter (28 pp.)
Research Applications of Lasers, p. 573
David F. Voss


Letters
Chernobyl Radiation Dose, p. 575
Marvin Goldman
Learning Science, p. 575
Carl L. Roberts
``Progress'' in Evolution, p. 575
Frank K. McKinney
Skepticism about SDI, p. 576
John P. Blewett
Ecology of Marine Communities, p. 576
Craig Smith; Peter Jumars
Infrared Astronomy, p. 576
John F. Arens


Erratum: Variable Occurrence of the nrdB Intron in the T-Even Phages Suggests Intron Mobility (1 p.)


News & Comment
Thirty Ways to Temporize on Waste, pp. 591-592
Eliot Marshall
Yale Accelerator to be Dedicated, p. 592
Arthur L. Robinson
White House Spotlights New Superconductors, pp. 593-594
Mark Crawford
Nuclear Test Watchers Feel Political Heat, pp. 594-596
Eliot Marshall
Bolivia Swaps Debt for Conservation, pp. 596-597
John Walsh


Briefing
Proposed Growth in U.K. Space Budget Rejected, p. 597
D.D.
Comings and Goings, p. 597
M.C.
Peer Review and ARS, p. 597
C.N.


Research News
The Genetics of Personality, pp. 598-601
Constance Holden
Oncogene Action Probed, pp. 602-603
Jean L. Marx
Compact Discs Shrinking Data Storage Costs, p. 604
Richard A. Kerr


Lasers in Research
Laser Techniques in High-Pressure Geophysics, pp. 605-612
R. J. Hemley; P. M. Bell; H. K. Mao
Laser Spectroscopy of Trapped Atomic Ions, pp. 612-617
Wayne M. Itano; J. C. Bergquist; D. J. Wineland
Hole-Burning Spectroscopy and Relaxation Dynamics of Amorphous Solids at Low Temperatures, pp. 618-625
R. Jankowiak; G. J. Small


Reports
Evidence for Chain Molecules Enriched in Carbon, Hydrogen, and Oxygen in Comet Halley, pp. 626-628
D. L. Mitchell; R. P. Lin; K. A. Anderson; C. W. Carlson; D. W. Curtis; A. Korth; H. Rème; J. A. Sauvaud; C. d'Uston; D. A. Mendis
First Polymer in Space Identified in Comet Halley, pp. 628-630
W. F. Huebner
High-Resolution Electron Microscopy and Scanning Tunneling Microscopy of Native Oxides on Silicon, pp. 630-633
A. H. Carim; M. M. Dovek; C. F. Quate; R. Sinclair; C. Vorst
Radioactive Cesium from the Chernobyl Accident in the Greenland Ice Sheet, pp. 633-634
C. I. Davidson; J. R. Harrington; M. J. Stephenson; M. C. Monaghan; J. Pudykiewicz; W. R. Schell
erg, a Human ets-Related Gene on Chromosome 21: Alternative Splicing, Polyadenylation, and Translation, pp. 635-639
Veena N. Rao; Takis S. Papas; E. Shyam P. Reddy
Naturally Acquired Antibodies to Sporozoites do not Prevent Malaria: Vaccine Development Implications, pp. 639-642
Stephen L. Hoffman; Charles N. Oster; Christopher V. Plowe; Gillian R. Woollett; John C. Beier; Jeffrey D. Chulay; Robert A. Wirtz; Michael R. Hollingdale; Mutuma Mugambi
Astrocytes Block Axonal Regeneration in Mammals by Activating the Physiological Stop Pathway, pp. 642-645
Francis J. Liuzzi; Raymond J. Lasek
Eosinophils Cocultured with Endothelial Cells Have Increased Survival and Functional Properties, pp. 645-647
Marc E. Rothenberg; William F. Owen; David S. Silberstein; Roy J. Soberman; K. Frank Austen; Richard L. Stevens
Concanavalin A Alters Synaptic Specificity between Cultured Aplysia Neurons, pp. 648-650
Stephen S. Lin; Irwin B. Levitan
Pheromone Components and Active Spaces: What Do Moths Smell and Where Do They Smell It?, pp. 650-652
C. E. Linn; M. G. Campbell; W. L. Roelofs
Evidence for Reduced Recombination on the Nondisjoined Chromosomes 21 in Down Syndrome, pp. 652-654
Andrew C. Warren; Aravinda Chakravarti; Corinne Wong; Susan A. Slaugenhaupt; Susan L. Halloran; Paul C. Watkins; Caterina Metaxotou; Stylianos E. Antonarakis
Developmental Stability of the Tonotopic Organization of the Chick's Basilar Papilla, pp. 655-656
G. A. Manley; J. Brix; A. Kaiser


AAAS News
AAAS Summer Fellows at Work, pp. 660-661
Lisbeth A. Levey; Susan Sauer
Abelson Receives National Medal of Science, p. 661
Jeffrey L. Teramani
More Cost Savings for Insured Members, pp. 661-662
1987 Science Education Directory Available, p. 662
Seminar Looks at Movement of Scientists and Engineers between Germany and U.S., p. 662
Charles V. Kidd
Judging Panel Selected for Public Understanding Award, pp. 662-663
Pacific Division Meets in San Diego, p. 663
Obituaries, p. 663


Book Reviews
Translocations of Science, p. 665
Scientific Colonialism
Nathan Reingold; Marc Rothenberg
Review author[s]: David Philip Miller
Physiology Institutionalized, pp. 665-666
The Development of American Physiology
W. Bruce Fye
Review author[s]: Philip J. Pauly
Mastery of the Infinite, pp. 666-667
To Infinity and Beyond
Eli Maor
Review author[s]: James Callahan
Some Other Books of Interest, p. 667
Plants in Danger
Stephen D. Davis
Science and Technology in Chinese Civilization
Cheng-Yih Chen; Roger Cliff; Kueo-Mei Chen
History of Electron Microscopes
Hiroshi Fujita
Review author[s]: K.L.


Software Reviews
Contour Mapping and SURFACE II, pp. 669-672
Review author[s]: John C. Davis


Back Matter (26 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4814, Jul. 31, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4816, Aug. 14, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4816, Aug. 14, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4815, Aug. 7, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4817, Aug. 21, 1987


Front Matter (20 pp.)
The University Presidency Today, p. 705
Steven Muller


Letters
SDI Report, p. 707
Kurt Gottfried
Plutonium Recycling, pp. 707-708
Bernard I. Spinrad; William A. Higinbotham; Meyer Steinberg
Plutonium Recycling: Response, p. 708
David Albright; Harold A. Feiveson


Erratum: Debate Over Potential AIDS Drug, p. 708


News & Comment
Bringing SDI down to Earth, pp. 713-715
Daniel Charles
Trouble Ahead for Exotic Mono Lake, pp. 716-717
Marjorie Sun
NASA, NSF Await the Ax, p. 717
Mark Crawford
NIH Moves to Debar Cholesterol Researcher, pp. 718-719
Constance Holden
British Space Chief Quits in Protest, p. 719
David Dickson
California Urged to Update Master Plan, p. 720
John Walsh


Research News
Martian Meteorites are Arriving, pp. 721-723
Richard A. Kerr
Imaging Unaltered Cell Structures with X-Rays, pp. 723-724
Arthur L. Robinson
Panel Urges Dementia be Diagnosed with Care, p. 725
Gina Kolata
What Babies Know, and Noises Parents Make, p. 726
Gina Kolata


The Social Process of International Migration, pp. 733-738
Douglas S. Massey; Felipe García España

The Large Crater Origin of SNC Meteorites, pp. 738-743
A. M. Vickery; H. J. Melosh

Genomic Organization and Deduced Amino Acid Sequence of a Putative Sodium Channel Gene in Drosophila, pp. 744-749
Lawrence Salkoff; Alice Butler; Aguan Wei; Nancy Scavarda; Kelleen Giffen; Catherine Ifune; Richard Goodman; Gail Mandel

Cloning of Genomic and Complementary DNA from Shaker, a Putative Potassium Channel Gene from Drosophila, pp. 749-753
Diane M. Papazian; Thomas L. Schwarz; Bruce L Tempel; Yuh Nung Jan; Lily Y. Jan


Reports
Model Studies of Polychlorinated Dibenzo-p-dioxin Formation during Municipal Refuse Incineration, pp. 754-756
F. W. Karasek; L. C. Dickson
Disulfate Ion as an Intermediate to Sulfuric Acid in Acid Rain Formation, pp. 756-758
S. G. Chang; D. Littlejohn; K. Y. Hu
Cell-Autonomous Determination of Cell-Type Choice in Dictyostelium Development by Cell-Cycle Phase, pp. 758-762
Richard H. Gomer; Richard A. Firtel
Clonal Gene Therapy: Transplanted Mouse Fibroblast Clones Express Human α1-Antitrypsin Gene in vivo, pp. 762-764
Robert I. Garver; Anna Chytil; Michael Courtney; Ronald G. Crystal
Myocardial Failure in Cats Associated with Low Plasma Taurine: A Reversible Cardiomyopathy, pp. 764-768
P. D. Pion; M. D. Kittleson; Q. R. Rogers; J. G. Morris
Age and Diet of Fossil California Condors in Grand Canyon, Arizona, pp. 768-770
Steven D. Emslie
Sequence of a Probable Potassium Channel Component Encoded at Shaker Locus of Drosophila, pp. 770-775
Bruce L Tempel; Diane M. Papazian; Thomas L. Schwarz; Yuh Nung Jan; Lily Yeh Jan
A Novel Mode of Arbovirus Transmission Involving a Nonviremic Host, pp. 775-777
Linda D. Jones; Clive R. Davies; Gordon M. Steele; Patricia A. Nuttall
Heparin Promotes the Inactivation of Antithrombin by Neutrophil Elastase, pp. 777-779
Robert E. Jordan; Jaleh Kilpatrick; Richard M. Nelson
Stable Integration and Expression of a Bacterial Gene in the Mosquito Anopheles gambiae, pp. 779-781
Louis H. Miller; Richard K. Sakai; Patricia Romans; Robert W. Gwadz; Philip Kantoff; Hayden G. Coon


Book Reviews
The Molecular Approach to Evolution, p. 782
Molecular Evolutionary Genetics
Masatoshi Nei
Review author[s]: Daniel L. Hartl
Instrument Makers, p. 783
Horace Darwin's Shop
M. J. G. Cattermole; A. F. Wolfe
Review author[s]: David B. Wilson
Astronomical Spectroscopy, pp. 783-784
The Analysis of Starlight
J. B. Hearnshaw
Review author[s]: David DeVorkin
Some Other Books of Interest, p. 784
High-Technology Ceramics--Past, Present, and Future
W. D. Kingery; Esther Lense
The New Alliance
Dan Dimanescu; James Botkin
Review author[s]: K.L.


Back Matter (28 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4815, Aug. 7, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4817, Aug. 21, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4817, Aug. 21, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4816, Aug. 14, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4818, Aug. 28, 1987


Front Matter (32 pp.)
National Institutes of Health: The Centennial Year, p. 821
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Anthropology and Advocacy, p. 823
Robert A. Rubinstein
The Largest Galaxy, p. 823
Halton Arp
The Largest Galaxy: Response, pp. 823-824
Susan M. Simkin; Jacqueline Van Gorkom
Reference Manager, p. 824
Earl Beutler


News & Comment
Experts Fault Leadership on AIDS, p. 838
William Booth
Researcher Flouts Gene-Splicing Rules, pp. 838-839
Mark Crawford
Census a Public Burden?, p. 839
Constance Holden


Briefing
Science Diplomats Get Career Boost, p. 840
J.W.
U.K. Company to Buy Biogen Lab, p. 840
D.D.
Pressure to Construct SSC Builds in House, p. 840
M.C.
Promoting International Studies, p. 840
C.H.
Recombinant Organisms Pose No Special Hazard, p. 840
M.S.

NIH Urged to Forge New Ties to Congress, pp. 841-843
Barbara J. Culliton
The NIH Legislators, pp. 844-845
William Booth
Arthritis Institute Tackles Sports, pp. 846-847
William Booth
OMB Stalks the ``Burgeoning Growth of Biomedicine'', pp. 847-848
Eliot Marshall
Biologics Gain Influence in Expanding NCI Program, pp. 848-850
Deborah M. Barnes
Heart Institute is Major Player in Clinical Trials, pp. 851-853
Gina Kolata


Research News
The fos Gene as ``Master Switch'', pp. 854-856
Jean L. Marx
Searching Land and Sea for the Dinosaur Killer, pp. 856-857
Richard A. Kerr


National Institutes of Health
NIH through the Years, pp. 861-864
The National Institutes of Health: Some Critical Years, 1955-1957, pp. 865-868
James A. Shannon
The National Institutes of Health in its Centennial Year, pp. 869-874
James B. Wyngaarden


Multiple Global Regulators Control HIS4 Transcription in Yeast, pp. 874-880
Kim T. Arndt; Cora Styles; Gerald R. Fink


Reports
Borehole Measurement of the Newtonian Gravitational Constant, pp. 881-883
Albert T. Hsui
Possible Tornado-Like Tracks on Mars, pp. 883-885
John A. Grant; Peter H. Schultz
Fish Oil Prevents Insulin Resistance Induced by High-Fat Feeding in Rats, pp. 885-888
Leonard H. Storlien; Edward W. Kraegen; Donald J. Chisholm; Glenn L. Ford; David G. Bruce; Wendy S. Pascoe
The sor Gene of HIV-1 is Required for Efficient Virus Transmission in Vitro, pp. 888-893
Amanda G. Fisher; Barbara Ensoli; Lucinda Ivanoff; Mark Chamberlain; Stephen Petteway; Lee Ratner; Robert C. Gallo; Flossie Wong-Staal
A Parathyroid Hormone-Related Protein Implicated in Malignant Hypercalcemia: Cloning and Expression, pp. 893-896
L. J. Suva; G. A. Winslow; R. E. H. Wettenhall; R. G. Hammonds; J. M. Moseley; H. Diefenbach-Jagger; C. P. Rodda; B. E. Kemp; H. Rodriguez; E. Y. Chen; P. J. Hudson; T. J. Martin; W. I. Wood
Does the Release of Potassium from Astrocyte Endfeet Regulate Cerebral Blood Flow?, pp. 896-898
Olaf B. Paulson; Eric A. Newman
Vein-Cutting Behavior: Insect Counterploy to the Latex Defense of Plants, pp. 898-901
David E. Dussourd; Thomas Eisner
Ouabain Resistance Conferred by Expression of the cDNA for a Murine Na + ,K + -ATPase α Subunit, pp. 901-903
Rachel B. Kent; Janet Rettig Emanuel; Yinon Ben Neriah; Robert Levenson; David E. Housman
Short Interval Time Measurement by a Parasitoid Wasp, pp. 903-905
J. M. Schmidt; J. J. B. Smith
The Three-Dimensional Structure of Asn 102 Mutant of Trypsin: Role of Asp 102 in Serine Protease Catalysis, pp. 905-909
S. Sprang; T. Standing; R. J. Fletterick; R. M. Stroud; J. Finer-Moore; N-H. Xuong; R. Hamlin; W. J. Rutter; C. S. Craik
The Catalytic Role of the Active Site Aspartic Acid in Serine Proteases, pp. 909-913
Charles S. Craik; Steven Roczniak; Corey Largman; William J. Rutter
Adrenal Medulla Grafts Enhance Recovery of Striatal Dopaminergic Fibers, pp. 913-916
Martha C. Bohn; Lisa Cupit; Frederick Marciano; Don M. Gash
The Maize Transposable Element Ds is Spliced from RNA, pp. 916-918
Susan R. Wessler; George Baran; Marguerite Varagona


Book Reviews
The AEC: Notes from inside, p. 924
Forging the Atomic Shield
Roger M. Anders
Review author[s]: Robert Cuff
A Chronicle of Medicine, pp. 924-925
The Changing Humors of Portsmouth
J. Worth Estes; David M. Goodman
Review author[s]: Judith Walzer Leavitt
Melts in the Earth, p. 925
Magmatic Processes
B. O. Mysen
Review author[s]: Raymond Jeanloz


Back Matter (28 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4816, Aug. 14, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4818, Aug. 28, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4818, Aug. 28, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4817, Aug. 21, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4819, Sep. 4, 1987


Front Matter (20 pp.)
Strengthening U.S. Engineering, p. 961
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Genetic Bottlenecks, p. 963
Philip W. Hedrick
Formation of Brown Dwarfs, pp. 963-964
Alan P. Boss
Blocked Ontogeny, p. 964
Van Rensselaer Potter


Erratum: Cancinogenicity and Allergenicity, p. 964
Erratum: Splicins of Messenger RNA Precursors, p. 964
Erratum: Bolivia Swaps Debt for Conservation, p. 964


News & Comment
Space Program Said to Lack Direction, p. 965
Colin Norman
What Course for U.S. Fusion Energy R&D?, pp. 966-967
Mark Crawford
Botany Bids for the ``Big Science'' League, pp. 967-968
Marjorie Sun
Combing the Earth for Cures to Cancer, AIDS, pp. 969-970
William Booth


Briefing
Foreigners in Science, p. 970
C.H.
Hopes and Fears at NSF, p. 970
J.W.
Comings and Goings, p. 970
J.W.


Research News
Solo Actions of AIDS Virus Coat, pp. 971-973
Deborah M. Barnes
A New Source of Power to Drive the Aurora, p. 974
Richard A. Kerr
Discovering Microbes with a Taste for PCBs, pp. 975-977
Leslie Roberts
More Clues to the Cause of Parkinson's Disease, p. 978
Roger Lewin


Characterizing Criminal Careers, pp. 985-991
Alfred Blumstein; Jacqueline Cohen

Characterization by Tandem Mass Spectrometry of Structural Modifications in Proteins, pp. 992-998
Klaus Biemann; Hubert A. Scoble

Chemistry of Pheromone and Hormone Metabolism in Insects, pp. 999-1006
Glenn D. Prestwich

Homeo Domain of the Yeast Repressor α2 is a Sequence-Specific DNA-Binding Domain but is not Sufficient for Repression, pp. 1007-1012
Michael N. Hall; Alexander D. Johnson

Structure of the Nucleotide Activation Switch in Glycogen Phosphorylase A, pp. 1012-1019
Stephen Sprang; Elizabeth Goldsmith; Robert Fletterick


Reports
Effect of Ship-Stack Effluents on Cloud Reflectivity, pp. 1020-1022
James A. Coakley; Robert L. Bernstein; Philip A. Durkee
Seasonal Mixing and Catastrophic Degassing in Tropical Lakes, Cameroon, West Africa, pp. 1022-1024
George W. Kling
New Early Jurassic Tetrapod Assemblages Constrain Triassic-Jurassic Tetrapod Extinction Event, pp. 1025-1029
P. E. Olsen; N. H. Shubin; M. H. Anders
Organ-Resident, Nonlymphoid Cells Suppress Proliferation of Autoimmune T-Helper Lymphocytes, pp. 1029-1032
Rachel R. Caspi; Francois G. Roberge; Robert B. Nussenblatt
Tolerance Induced by Thymic Epithelial Grafts in Birds, pp. 1032-1035
Hiroko Ohki; Claude Martin; Catherine Corbel; Monique Coltey; Nicole M. Le Douarin
Oncogenes in Radioresistant, Noncancerous Skin Fibroblasts from a Cancer-Prone Family, pp. 1036-1039
Esther H. Chang; Kathleen F. Pirollo; Zhi Qiang Zou; Hon-Yeung Cheung; Elsbeth Lee Lawler; Rosa Garner; Elizabeth White; Wendy B. Bernstein; Joseph W. Fraumeni; William A. Blattner
The raf Oncogene is Associated with a Radiation-Resistant Human Laryngeal Cancer, pp. 1039-1041
U. Kasid; A. Pfeifer; R. R. Weichselbaum; A. Dritschilo; G. E. Mark
A Stereospecific Cyclization Catalyzed by an Antibody, pp. 1041-1043
Andrew D. Napper; Stephen J. Benkovic; Alfonso Tramontano; Richard A. Lerner
Activation of Adenovirus Promoters by the Adenovirus E1A Protein in Cell-Free Extracts, pp. 1044-1046
Rudolph Spangler; Mark Bruner; Barbara Dalie; Marian L. Harter
Functional Interaction and Partial Homology between Human Immunodeficiency Virus and Neuroleukin, pp. 1047-1051
Mark R. Lee; David D. Ho; Mark E. Gurney
Molecular Diversity of the Human T-Gamma Constant Region Genes, pp. 1051-1055
Pier Giuseppe Pelicci; Milayna Subar; Arthur Weiss; Riccardo Dalla-Favera; Dan R. Littman


Book Reviews
The Case of Galileo, pp. 1059-1060
Galileo: Heretic
Pietro Redondi
Review author[s]: Richard S. Westfall
Mathematical Psychology, p. 1060
Response Times
R. Duncan Luce
Review author[s]: Jean-Claude Falmagne
Transforming Genes, pp. 1060-1061
Oncogenes, Genes, and Growth Factors
Gordon Guroff
Oncogenes and Growth Control
Patricia Kahn; Thomas Graf
Review author[s]: James N. Ihle


Back Matter (24 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4817, Aug. 21, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4819, Sep. 4, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4819, Sep. 4, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4818, Aug. 28, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4820, Sep. 11, 1987


Front Matter (25 pp.)
Science in Europe, p. 1093
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Alcoholism Treatment, p. 1094
Sheila B. Blume; Norman G. Hoffmann; Donald B. Douglas


Erratum: Some Refuseniks See No Glasnost, p. 1094


News & Comment
New Questions in Strobel Case, pp. 1097-1098
Leslie Roberts
Researcher Accused of Plagiarism Resigns, p. 1098
Constance Holden
Ozone Plan: Tough Bargaining Ahead, p. 1099
Mark Crawford
Animal Rightists Raid USDA Lab, p. 1099
Constance Holden
Test Scores--Are They a Distorted Proxy for Achievement?, p. 1100
John Walsh


Briefing
Choppin is New Head of Howard Hughes, p. 1100
B.J.C.
Textbook Rulings Reversed, p. 1100
C.H.

Science and Mutual Self-Interest, pp. 1101-1102
David Dickson; Colin Norman
EEC: Uniting to Meet High-Tech's Challenge, pp. 1103-1104
David Dickson
CERN: Adapting to Middle Age, pp. 1104-1105
David Dickson
Networking: Better than Creating New Centers?, pp. 1106-1107
David Dickson
EMBL: ``Small Science'' on a European Scale, pp. 1108-1109
David Dickson
Defense Research: Promises, Promises, pp. 1109-1110
David Dickson
Space: It is Expensive in the Major Leagues, pp. 1110-1111
David Dickson
JET: Uncertainty Follows Success, p. 1112
Colin Norman
Unsung Force in Science Exchanges, p. 1113
C.N.
Euroscience Lexicon, p. 1113
Europe Ends at the Iron Curtain, p. 1114
David Dickson


Research News
Neutrons Clarify Superconductors, pp. 1115-1117
Arthur L. Robinson
How Big Can a Species be?, p. 1117
Roger Lewin
Awaiting the Next Mexico City Earthquake, p. 1118
Richard A. Kerr


Science in Europe
Science and Technology Policies and Priorities: A Comparative Analysis, pp. 1125-1133
Leonard L. Lederman
The Discovery of a Class of High-Temperature Superconductors, pp. 1133-1139
K. Alex Müller; J. Georg Bednorz
Magnetic Field Reversals, Polar Wander, and Core-Mantle Coupling, pp. 1140-1147
Vincent Courtillot; Jean Besse
Picosecond Holographic-Grating Spectroscopy, pp. 1147-1154
D. A. Wiersma; K. Duppen
The Nerve Growth Factor 35 Years Later, pp. 1154-1162
Rita Levi-Montalcini
Transcriptional Regulation in the Yeast Life Cycle, pp. 1162-1170
Kim Nasmyth; David Shore
Leukotrienes and Lipoxins: Structures, Biosynthesis, and Biological Effects, pp. 1171-1176
Bengt Samuelsson; Sven-Erik Dahlén; Jan åke Lindgren; Carol A. Rouzer; Charles N. Serhan
Transgenic Plants as Tools to Study the Molecular Organization of Plant Genes, pp. 1176-1183
Jozef St. Schell
Migration and Western Europe: the Old World Turning New, pp. 1183-1188
Göran Therborn


Reports
Biogenic Sulfur and the Acidity of Rainfall in Remote Areas of Canada, pp. 1189-1192
Jerome O. Nriagu; Douglas A. Holdway; Robert D. Coker
Lateral Isotopic Discontinuity in the Lower Crust: An Example from Antarctica, pp. 1192-1195
Ruth I. Kalamarides; Jonathan H. Berg; Robert A. Hank
Japanese Quail Can Learn Phonetic Categories, pp. 1195-1197
Keith R. Kluender; Randy L. Diehl; Peter R. Killeen
Chemical Conversion of a DNA-Binding Protein into a Site-Specific Nuclease, pp. 1197-1201
Chi-Hong B. Chen; David S. Sigman
Seismomagnetic Observation during the 8 July 1986 Magnitude 5.9 North Palm Springs Earthquake, pp. 1201-1203
M. J. S. Johnston; R. J. Mueller
Chemoattractant-Regulated Mobilization of a Novel Intracellular Compartment in Human Neutrophils, pp. 1204-1206
N. Borregaard; L. J. Miller; T. A. Springer
Hybrid Dysgenesis in D. melanogaster is not a General Release Mechanism for DNA Transpositions, pp. 1206-1208
R. C. Woodruff; J. L. Blount; J. N. Thompson
Corresponding Spatial Gradients of TOP Molecules in the Developing Retina and Optic Tectum, pp. 1208-1209
David Trisler; Frank Collins
Tumor Necrosis Factor (Cachectin) as an Essential Mediator in Murine Cerebral Malaria, pp. 1210-1212
Georges E. Grau; Luis F. Fajardo; Pierre-François Piguet; Bernard Allet; Paul-Henri Lambert; Pierre Vassalli
Neurosteroids: Cytochrome P-450 scc in Rat Brain, pp. 1212-1215
Claude Le Goascogne; Paul Robel; Monique Gouézou; Nicole Sananès; Etienne-Emile Baulieu; Michael Waterman
An Upper Eocene Frog from the Dominican Republic and its Implication for Caribbean Biogeography, pp. 1215-1216
George O. Poinar; David C. Cannatella
Measuring the Human T Cell Receptor γ-chain Locus, pp. 1217-1219
William M. Strauss; T. Quertermous; J. G. Seidman
Cocaine Receptors on Dopamine Transporters are Related to Self-Administration of Cocaine, pp. 1219-1223
Mary C. Ritz; R. J. Lamb; Steven R. Goldberg; Michael J. Kuhar


AAAS News
Science Museums and AAAS Members, p. 1224
Patricia S. Curlin
Election Ballots are in the Mail, p. 1224
Also, Special Museum Benefits to AAAS Members, pp. 1224-1225
Marlene Zendell
Call for Nominations, 1988 General Election, p. 1225
Science and Art Program--An Update, pp. 1225-1226
New Frontiers of Science Lecture Series Announced, p. 1226
Symposium to Address Expected Shortfall of Scientists and Engineers, p. 1226
Eleanor L. Babco; Betty M. Vetter


Book Reviews
Progressive Adaptation, pp. 1235-1236
Evolution and Escalation
Geerat J. Vermeij
Review author[s]: Alan J. Kohn
Fishery Biology, p. 1236
Population Genetics and Fishery Management
Nils Ryman; Fred Utter
Review author[s]: Dennis Hedgecock
Seasonal Rhythms, pp. 1236-1237
Monsoons
Jay S. Fein; Pamela L. Stephens
Review author[s]: Herbert Riehl
Some Other Books of Interest, pp. 1237-1238
Essays on the History of Organic Chemistry
James G. Traynham
An International History of Mammalogy
Keir B. Sterling
Advances in Nuclear Science and Technology
Jeffery Lewins; Martin Becker
Review author[s]: K.L.


Back Matter (35 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4818, Aug. 28, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4820, Sep. 11, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4820, Sep. 11, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4819, Sep. 4, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4821, Sep. 18, 1987


Front Matter (18 pp.)
Scientists: Their Rewards and Humanity, p. 1281
Robert D. Havener


Letters
Carcinogenicity of Aflatoxins, p. 1283
Leonard Stoloff
Carcinogenicity of Aflatoxins: Response, pp. 1283-1284
Bruce N. Ames; Renae Magaw; Lois Swirsky Gold
Carcinogenicity of Aflatoxins: Response, p. 1284
Richard Wilson; E. A. C. Crouch


Erratum: Changes in the Distribution of American Family Income, 1947 to 1984, p. 1284


News & Comment
Agent Orange Study Hits Brick Wall, pp. 1285-1286
William Booth
MSU Faults Strobel for Dutch Elm Test, p. 1286
Leslie Roberts
Meeting on AIDS Drugs Turns into Open Forum, pp. 1287-1288
Deborah M. Barnes
The Supercollider Sweepstakes, p. 1288
Eliot Marshall
War on Cattle Disease Divides the Troops, pp. 1289-1291
John Walsh


Research News
Africa: Cradle of Modern Humans, pp. 1292-1295
Roger Lewin
Are We All in the Grip of a Great Attractor?, pp. 1296-1297
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Causality, Structure, and Common Sense, pp. 1297-1299
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Ultrahigh-Power Semiconductor Diode Laser Arrays, pp. 1305-1309
Peter S. Cross; Gary L. Harnagel; William Streifer; Donald R. Scifres; David F. Welch

Activated Oncogenes in B6C3F1 Mouse Liver Tumors: Implications for Risk Assessment, pp. 1309-1316
Steven H. Reynolds; Shari J. Stowers; Rachel M. Patterson; Robert R. Maronpot; Stuart A. Aaronson; Marshall W. Anderson

Toward a Universal Law of Generalization for Psychological Science, pp. 1317-1323
Roger N. Shepard

The tat Gene of Human T-Lymphotropic Virus Type 1 Induces Mesenchymal Tumors in Transgenic Mice, pp. 1324-1329
Michael Nerenberg; Steven H. Hinrichs; R. Kay Reynolds; George Khoury; Gilbert Jay


Reports
Turbidity Current Activity in a British Columbia Fjord, pp. 1330-1333
David B. Prior; Brian D. Bornhold; William J. Wiseman; Donald R. Lowe
Accelerated Healing of Incisional Wounds in Rats Induced by Transforming Growth Factor-β, pp. 1333-1336
Thomas A. Mustoe; Glenn F. Pierce; Arlen Thomason; Peggy Gramates; Michael B. Sporn; Thomas F. Deuel
IRAS Serendipitous Survey Observations of Pluto and Charon, pp. 1336-1340
Mark V. Sykes; Roc M. Cutri; Larry A. Lebofsky; Richard P. Binzel
A Transgenic Mouse Model for Human Neurofibromatosis, pp. 1340-1343
Steven H. Hinrichs; Michael Nerenberg; R. Kay Reynolds; George Khoury; Gilbert Jay
Monitoring Biosynthesis of Wheat Cell-Wall Phenylpropanoids in situ, pp. 1344-1346
N. G. Lewis; E. Yamamoto; J. B. Wooten; G. Just; H. Ohashi; G. H. N. Towers
Synthetic Peptide Immunoassay Distinguishes HIV Type 1 and HIV Type 2 Infections, pp. 1346-1349
John W. Gnann; Joseph B. McCormick; Sheila Mitchell; Jay A. Nelson; Michael B. A. Oldstone
The Surface Composition of Charon: Tentative Identification of Water Ice, pp. 1349-1351
Robert L. Marcialis; George H. Rieke; Larry A. Lebofsky
Functional Regions of the Envelope Glycoprotein of Human Immunodeficiency Virus Type 1, pp. 1351-1355
Mark Kowalski; Joseph Potz; Ladan Basiripour; Tatyana Dorfman; Wei Chun Goh; Ernest Terwilliger; Andrew Dayton; Craig Rosen; William Haseltine; Joseph Sodroski


Book Reviews
Choice and Consequence in Education, pp. 1357-1358
Public and Private High Schools
James S. Coleman; Thomas Hoffer
Review author[s]: Luther B. Otto
The Testing Movement and Its Founders, pp. 1358-1359
Psychological Testing and American Society, 1890-1930
Michael M. Sokal
Review author[s]: Henrika Kuklick
Singularities, p. 1360
When Time Breaks down
Arthur T. Winfree
Review author[s]: Stuart Kauffman


Back Matter (29 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4819, Sep. 4, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4821, Sep. 18, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4821, Sep. 18, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4820, Sep. 11, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4822, Sep. 25, 1987


Front Matter (51 pp.)
The DNA Dragon 1, p. 1397
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Cost of International Congresses, p. 1399
Carlos Schubert
Risk Assessment, p. 1399
Ellen K. Silbergeld
Risk Assessment: Response, pp. 1399-1400
Bruce N. Ames; Lois Swirsky Gold; Renae Magaw
Risk Assessment: Response, p. 1400
Richard Wilson; E. A. C. Crouch


Erratum: Taking a Closer Look at AIDS Virus Relatives, p. 1400


Policy Forum
A Competitive R&D Strategy for U.S. Agriculture, pp. 1401-1402
Don Holt


News & Comment
A $30-Billion Space Station?, p. 1403
Eliot Marshall
Federal Report on Acid Rain Draws Criticism, pp. 1404-1406
Leslie Roberts
Choppin Takes Reins at Howard Hughes, pp. 1406-1407
Barbara J. Culliton
A Close-Up Look at a Secret Soviet Radar, pp. 1408-1409
Colin Norman
The Odyssey of a Brochure on AIDS, p. 1410
William Booth


Research News
Human Genome: Questions of Cost, pp. 1411-1412
Leslie Roberts
Assessing the Risks of Microbial Release, pp. 1413-1417
Jean L. Marx


Three-Dimensional X-Ray Microtomography, pp. 1439-1444
Brian P. Flannery; Harry W. Deckman; Wayne G. Roberge; Kevin L. D'Amico

The Cognitive Unconscious, pp. 1445-1452
John F. Kihlstrom

After Insulin Binds, pp. 1452-1458
Ora M. Rosen

Meiotic Recombination in Yeast: Alteration by Multiple Heterozygosities, pp. 1459-1465
Rhona H. Borts; James E. Haber


Reports
Refractory Interplanetary Dust Particles, pp. 1466-1468
Michael E. Zolensky
Oxygen Isotopes in Refractory Stratospheric Dust Particles: Proof of Extraterrestrial Origin, pp. 1468-1471
Kevin D. McKeegan
A Simple Model for Neutrino Cooling of the Large Magellanic Cloud Supernova, pp. 1471-1473
D. N. Spergel; T. Piran; A. Loeb; J. Goodman; J. N. Bahcall
Differential Expression of c-myb mRNA in Murine B Lymphomas by a Block to Transcription Elongation, pp. 1473-1476
Timothy P. Bender; Craig B. Thompson; W. Michael Kuehl
Expression of an Exogenous Growth Hormone Gene by Transplantable Human Epidermal Cells, pp. 1476-1479
Jeffrey R. Morgan; Yann Barrandon; Howard Green; Richard C. Mulligan
Uromodulin (Tamm-Horsfall Glycoprotein): A Renal Ligand for Lymphokines, pp. 1479-1484
Catherine Hession; Jean M. Decker; Anne P. Sherblom; Satish Kumar; Cho C. Yue; Robert J. Mattaliano; Richard Tizard; Eric Kawashima; Ursula Schmeissner; Sheryl Heletky; E. Pingchang Chow; Cynthia A. Burne; Alan Shaw; Andrew V. Muchmore
Saccharomyces cerevisiae Has a U1-Like Small Nuclear RNA with Unexpected Properties, pp. 1484-1487
Paul G. Siliciano; Michele Haltiner Jones; Christine Guthrie
A Sea Urchin Gene Encodes a Polypeptide Homologous to Epidermal Growth Factor, pp. 1487-1490
Deborah A. Hursh; Mary E. Andrews; Rudolf A. Raff
Acantharian Fluxes and Strontium to Chlorinity Ratios in the North Pacific Ocean, pp. 1490-1494
R. E. Bernstein; P. R. Betzer; R. A. Feely; R. H. Byrne; M. F. Lamb; A. F. Michaels


Book Reviews
A Quest for Preeminence, pp. 1515-1516
The Launching of Modern American Science, 1846-1876
Robert V. Bruce
Review author[s]: Lester D. Stephens
Theories of Human Diversity, pp. 1516-1517
Victorian Anthropology
George W. Stocking
Review author[s]: James A. Boon
Planetary Moons, p. 1517
Satellites
Joseph A. Burns; Mildred Shapley Matthews
Review author[s]: John S. Lewis
Transmitters and Receptors, pp. 1517-1518
Excitatory Amino Acid Transmission
T. Philip Hicks; David Lodge; Hugh McLennan
Review author[s]: Amy MacDermott


Back Matter (27 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4820, Sep. 11, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4822, Sep. 25, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4822, Sep. 25, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4821, Sep. 18, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4823, Oct. 2, 1987


Volume Information (10 pp.)
Front Matter (22 pp.)
California's Proposition 65, p. 1553
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Ownership of the Human Genome, p. 1555
Ira H. Carmen; Lorance L. Greenlee
World Population: Still ahead of Schedule, pp. 1555-1556
Stuart A. Umpleby
Math Anxiety, p. 1556
Sheila Tobias
Feline Navigation, p. 1556
Jon Amy


Erratum: New Family of Growth Factor Genes Identified, p. 1556
Erratum: Identification of a Family of Muscarinic Acetylcholine Receptor Genes, p. 1556


News & Comment
Landmark Ozone Treaty Negotiated, p. 1557
Mark Crawford
Cray Supercomputer Axed, Superstar Departs, pp. 1558-1559
M. Mitchell Waldrop
SSC, Fusion Machine Hit a Roadblock, p. 1559
Mark Crawford
Take Two Pets and Call Me in the Morning, pp. 1560-1561
Barbara J. Culliton
Ariane Success Boosts Europe's Hopes, p. 1561
David Dickson
Britain Centralizes Science Policy-Making, pp. 1562-1563
David Dickson
News Moves, p. 1563


Briefing
Europe Agrees to EUREKA Projects, p. 1563
D.D.
Four Researchers Honored with Laskers, p. 1563
J.L.M.
Fraud Reimbursement, p. 1563
C.H.


Research News
The Workings of Working Memory, pp. 1564-1567
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Neuroimmunology Sits on Broad Research Base, pp. 1568-1569
Deborah M. Barnes
When Does Homology Mean Something Else?, p. 1570
Roger Lewin


The Federal Deficit: How Does it Matter?, pp. 1577-1582
Robert Eisner

Helium Loss, Tectonics, and the Terrestrial Heat Budget, pp. 1583-1588
E. Ronald Oxburgh; R. Keith O'Nions

Biomaterial-Centered Infection: Microbial Adhesion Versus Tissue Integration, pp. 1588-1595
Anthony G. Gristina

Global Flexibility in a Sensory Receptor: A Site-Directed Cross-Linking Approach, pp. 1596-1600
Joseph J. Falke; Daniel E. Koshland


Reports
Salicylic Acid: A Natural Inducer of Heat Production in Arum Lilies, pp. 1601-1602
Ilya Raskin; Axel Ehmann; Wayne R. Melander; Bastiaan J. D. Meeuse
Fission-Track Dating of Haughton Astrobleme and Included Biota, Devon Island, Canada, pp. 1603-1605
Gomaa Omar; Kirk R. Johnson; Leo J. Hickey; P. Blyth Robertson; Mary R. Dawson; Cathy W. Barnosky
An in Vitro Neurite-Promoting Antigen Functions in Axonal Regeneration in vivo, pp. 1605-1608
Alfred W. Sandrock; William D. Matthew
Dinosaurs on the North Slope, Alaska: High Latitude, Latest Cretaceous Environments, pp. 1608-1610
Elisabeth M. Brouwers; William A. Clemens; Robert A. Spicer; Thomas A. Ager; L. David Carter; William V. Sliter
Identification of a Novel Thyroid Hormone Receptor Expressed in the Mammalian Central Nervous System, pp. 1610-1614
Catherine C. Thompson; Cary Weinberger; Roger Lebo; Ronald M. Evans
Evidence for Dispensable Sequences Inserted into a Nucleotide Fold, pp. 1614-1618
Ruth M. Starzyk; Teresa A. Webster; Paul Schimmel
Direct Demonstration of Macula Densa-Mediated Renin Secretion, pp. 1618-1620
Ole Skøtt; Josephine P. Briggs
Molecular Analysis of a Constitutional X-Autosome Translocation in a Female with Muscular Dystrophy, pp. 1620-1624
S. E. Bodrug; P. N. Ray; I. L. Gonzalez; R. D. Schmickel; J. E. Sylvester; R. G. Worton


Book Reviews
Collective Misgivings, pp. 1625-1626
Strategic Defenses and Soviet-American Relations
Samuel F. Wells; Robert S. Litwak
The SDI Challenge to Europe
Ivo H. Daalder
Review author[s]: Donald L. Hafner
Star Systems, p. 1626
Stellar Populations
Colin A. Norman; Alvio Renzini; Monica Tosi
Review author[s]: Judith G. Cohen
Modern Zoophytology, pp. 1626-1627
The Growth and Form of Modular Organisms
J. L. Harper; B. R. Rosen; J. White
Modular Organisms: Case Studies
Review author[s]: Leo W. Buss


Back Matter (34 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4821, Sep. 18, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4823, Oct. 2, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4823, Oct. 2, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4822, Sep. 25, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4824, Oct. 9, 1987


Front Matter (18 pp.)
Arms and the Men, p. 9
Daniel E. Koshland


Letters
Man on Mars: A Turnabout, p. 10
Norman H. Horowitz
Chernobyl Public Health Effects, p. 10
Gregory F. Lawless
Chernobyl Public Health Effects: Response, pp. 10-11
Richard Wilson
Arresting Vocabulary, p. 11
Roderick W. Wright


Erratum: Free Energy Calculations by Computer Simulation, p. 11
Erratum: Agencies vie Over Human Genome Project, p. 11
Erratum: Federal Report on Acid Rain Draws Criticism, p. 11


News & Comment
Soviets Plan Huge Linear Collider, pp. 16-17
Mark Crawford
Big Brother is Counting Your Keystrokes, p. 17
William Booth
Europe Splits over Gene Regulation, pp. 18-19
David Dickson
Indo-U.S. Vaccine Pact Disputed, p. 19
John Walsh
EPA's Predicament over Regulating Pesticides, pp. 20-21
Marjorie Sun
Japan's Inscrutable Research Budget, p. 22
Marjorie Sun
GM Wants to Use Soviet Launchers, p. 23
Eliot Marshall


Briefing
Morrison Makes TV Debut, p. 23
C.H.
Busy Signal at NSF, p. 23
J.W.


Research News
The Unmasking of Mitochondrial Eve, pp. 24-26
Roger Lewin
Chemical Coat Helps Semiconductor Prospects, pp. 27-29
Arthur L. Robinson
A Better Fit for the Plate Tectonic Puzzle, p. 30
Richard A. Kerr


Injury Litigation and Liability Insurance Dynamics, pp. 31-36
Peter Huber

The Use of a Charge-Coupled Device for Quantitative Optical Microscopy of Biological Structures, pp. 36-41
Yasushi Hiraoka; John W. Sedat; David A. Agard

Multidimensional Analysis of an Evolving Lineage, pp. 42-48
David B. Wake; Allan Larson

A Portable Signal Causing Faithful DNA Methylation de Novo in Neurospora Crassa, pp. 48-53
Eric U. Selker; Bryan C. Jensen; Gladys A. Richardson


Reports
Eclipse Measurements of Io's Sodium Atmosphere, pp. 55-58
Nicholas M. Schneider; Donald M. Hunten; William K. Wells; Laurence M. Trafton
Electromagnetic Stabilization of Weakly Conducting Fluids, pp. 58-61
Cornelius F. Ivory; William A. Gobie; James B. Beckwith; Robert Hergenrother; Michael Malec
X-Ray Photographs of a Solar Active Region with a Multilayer Telescope at Normal Incidence, pp. 61-64
J. H. Underwood; M. E. Bruner; B. M. Haisch; W. A. Brown; L. W. Acton
Bat Predation and its Influence on Calling Behavior in Neotropical Katydids, pp. 64-67
Jacqueline J. Belwood; Glenn K. Morris
Glycolysis Preferentially Inhibits ATP-Sensitive K + Channels in Isolated Guinea Pig Cardiac Myocytes, pp. 67-69
James N. Weiss; Scott T. Lamp
Climate and Chlorophyll a: Long-Term Trends in the Central North Pacific Ocean, pp. 70-72
E. L. Venrick; J. A. McGowan; D. R. Cayan; T. L. Hayward
Trophic Stimulation of Cultured Neurons from Neonatal Rat Brain by Epidermal Growth Factor, pp. 72-75
Richard S. Morrison; Harley I. Kornblum; Frances M. Leslie; Ralph A. Bradshaw
The IL-2 Receptor β Chain (p70): Role in Mediating Signals for LAK, NK, and Proliferative Activities, pp. 75-78
Jay P. Siegel; Michael Sharon; Paula L. Smith; Warren J. Leonard
Thyroid Hormone Regulates TRH Biosynthesis in the Paraventricular Nucleus of the Rat Hypothalamus, pp. 78-80
Thomas P. Segerson; John Kauer; Hubert C. Wolfe; Hamid Mobtaker; Ping Wu; Ivor M. D. Jackson; Ronald M. Lechan
A Glycan-Phosphatidylinositol-Specific Phospholipase D in Human Serum, pp. 81-84
Michael A. Davitz; Dale Hereld; Steve Shak; Jessica Krakow; Paul T. Englund; Victor Nussenzweig


AAAS News
Women in Science and Engineering is Focus of Conferences, p. 86
PREP Prepares Volume on Theories in Population/ Resources/ Environment, pp. 86-87
Amy A. Wilson
Proposals and Resolutions Invited for 1988 Council Meeting, pp. 87-88
Marge White
AAAS Travellers to India..., p. 88
1987 Forum to Look at Students and Learning, p. 88
Reminder for Members, p. 88
Reminder to Members--AAAS Elections are under Way, p. 88


Book Reviews
Technology in Commerce, p. 92
Technology and Global Industry
Bruce R. Guile; Harvey Brooks
Review author[s]: Robert E. Litan
Global Currents, pp. 92-93
General Circulation of the Ocean
Henry D. I. Abarbanel; W. R. Young
Review author[s]: Peter Rhines
Effects of Predation, pp. 93-94
Predation
W. Charles Kerfoot; Andrew Sih
Review author[s]: J. David Allan
Quantum Gravity and Strings, pp. 94-95
Superstring Theory
Michael B. Green; John H. Schwarz; Edward Witten
Review author[s]: Daniel Z. Freedman


Software Reviews
Sequence Analysis on Microcomputers, pp. 97-103
Review author[s]: Gordon C. Cannon


Back Matter (31 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 237, No. 4822, Sep. 25, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4824, Oct. 9, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4824, Oct. 9, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4823, Oct. 2, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4825, Oct. 16, 1987


Front Matter (17 pp.)
Ozone and Acid Rain, p. 141
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
AIDS Transmission and Insects, p. 143
David F. Siemens
Detection of Molecule Spectra, p. 143
Alan H. Barrett; Lewis E. Snyder; Charles E. Townes; W. Jack Welch
Detection of Molecule Spectra: Response, pp. 143-144
John Bally
Subseabed Waste Disposal, p. 144
Edward L. Miles; Charles D. Hollister; G. Ross Heath
TMI and Chernobyl, pp. 144-145
Ernest G. Silver
TMI and Chernobyl: Response, p. 145
John F. Ahearne


News & Comment
Showdown Nears on ABM Treaty, pp. 147-149
Colin Norman


Briefing
AIDS Panel Goes to Congress, p. 149
W.B.
Census Compromise Reached, p. 149
C.H.
Kondratiev Rehabilitated, p. 149
D.D.
Crafoord Prize, p. 149
C.N.

Howard Hughes Moves into Science Education, p. 150
Barbara J. Culliton
Science Budgets Get Lift from Senate, p. 151
Mark Crawford
NIH Finally Resolves 7-Year Dispute, p. 151
Constance Holden
Fusion's $372-Million Mothball, pp. 152-155
William Booth
APS Panel Disowns Council Statement, p. 155
Colin Norman


Research News
Winds, Pollutants Drive Ozone Hole, pp. 156-158
Richard A. Kerr
Why Do Women Live Longer than Men?, pp. 158-160
Constance Holden
Oncogene Linked to Fruit-Fly Development, pp. 160-161
Jean L. Marx


The Inheritance of Epigenetic Defects, pp. 163-170
Robin Holliday

The Jupiter-Io Connection: An Alfvén Engine in Space, pp. 170-176
John W. Belcher

The Growth and Composition of the U.S. Labor Force, pp. 176-180
Vernon M. Briggs


Reports
High-Temperature Cubic Boron Nitride P-N Junction Diode Made at High Pressure, pp. 181-183
Osamu Mishima; Junzo Tanaka; Shinobu Yamaoka; Osamu Fukunaga
Organic Matter on Asteroid 130 Elektra, pp. 183-184
D. P. Cruikshank; R. H. Brown
Reduction to Homozygosity of Genes on Chromosome 11 in Human Breast Neoplasia, pp. 185-188
Iqbal Unnisa Ali; Rosette Lidereau; Charles Theillet; Robert Callahan
Pancreatic Neoplasia Induced by SV40 T-Antigen Expression in Acinar Cells of Transgenic Mice, pp. 188-193
David M. Ornitz; Robert E. Hammer; Albee Messing; Richard D. Palmiter; Ralph L. Brinster
Clonal Analysis of Human Colorectal Tumors, pp. 193-197
Eric R. Fearon; Stanley R. Hamilton; Bert Vogelstein
Cloning and Detection of DNA from a Nonculturable Plant Pathogenic Mycoplasma-Like Organism, pp. 197-200
Bruce C. Kirkpatrick; Drake C. Stenger; T. Jack Morris; Alexander H. Purcell
D-Alanine in the Frog Skin Peptide Dermorphin is Derived from L-Alanine in the Precursor, pp. 200-202
Klaus Richter; Richard Egger; Günther Kreil
Transformation by Oncogenes Encoding Protein Kinases Induces the Metastatic Phenotype, pp. 202-205
Sean E. Egan; Jim A. Wright; Lenka Jarolim; Kazuyoshi Yanagihara; Robert H. Bassin; Arnold H. Greenberg
An Amylose Antiparallel Double Helix at Atomic Resolution, pp. 205-208
W. Hinrichs; G. Büttner; M. Steifa; Ch. Betzel; V. Zabel; B. Pfannemüller; W. Saenger
α 2 -antiplasmin Enschede: Alanine Insertion and Abolition of Plasmin Inhibitory Activity, pp. 209-211
W. E. Holmes; H. R. Lijnen; L. Nelles; C. Kluft; H. K. Nieuwenhuis; D. C. Rijken; D. Collen


Meetings
Gordon Research Conferences, pp. 212-218
Alexander M. Cruickshank


Book Reviews
Large Centers, Small Science, p. 221
Fifty Years of Neutron Diffraction
G. E. Bacon
Review author[s]: John Axe
Pathogens and Populations, p. 221
Diseases and Plant Population Biology
Jeremy J. Burdon
Review author[s]: Alexander H. Purcell; Steven E. Lindow
Oceangoing Animals, pp. 222-223
Seabirds
J. P. Croxall
Review author[s]: Richard G. B. Brown
Muscle Contraction, p. 223
Calcium in Muscle Activation
Johann Caspar Rüegg
Review author[s]: Andrew G. Szent-Gyórgyi


Back Matter (26 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4823, Oct. 2, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4825, Oct. 16, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4825, Oct. 16, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4824, Oct. 9, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4826, Oct. 23, 1987


Front Matter (71 pp.)
Instrumentation and Equipment, p. 257
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Chemical Carcinogenesis, pp. 259-260
Miriam Meisler; Ernest E. McConnell
The Candidates' Budgets, p. 260
Patrick Iversen
Human Control, pp. 260-261
Deane H. Shapiro; Gary W. Evans; Johanna Shapiro
Human Control: Response, p. 261
Judith Rodin
Comparison of High Schools, p. 261
Alfred McClung Lee


News & Comment
President's AIDS Panel in Disarray, pp. 262-263
William Booth
Bumps and Falls on the Road to Stockholm, pp. 263-264
David Dickson
Spotlight Brighter on Minorities in Science, pp. 265-266
John Walsh
Reinventing the Space Truck, pp. 266-268
Eliot Marshall


Research News
What is Worse than ``The Big One''?, pp. 269-270
Richard A. Kerr
New Sequencers to Take on the Genome, pp. 271-273
Leslie Roberts
My Close Cousin the Chimpanzee, pp. 273-275
Roger Lewin
``On the Shelf'' AIDS Drug in Clinical Trial, p. 276
Deborah M. Barnes


Time-Resolved X-ray Diffraction of Biological Materials, pp. 305-312
Sol M. Gruner

New Opportunities in Synchrotron X-ray Crystallography, pp. 312-319
C. T. Prewitt; P. Coppens; J. C. Phillips; L. W. Finger

The Role of Protein Structure in Chromatographic Behavior, pp. 319-323
Fred E. Regnier

High-Speed Chromosome Sorting, pp. 323-329
J. W. Gray; P. N. Dean; J. C. Fuscoe; D. C. Peters; B. J. Trask; G. J. Van Den Engh; M. A. Van Dilla

Magnetoencephalography and Epilepsy Research, pp. 329-335
D. F. Rose; P. D. Smith; S. Sato

A System for Rapid DNA Sequencing with Fluorescent Chain-Terminating Dideoxynucleotides, pp. 336-341
James M. Prober; George L. Trainor; Rudy J. Dam; Frank W. Hobbs; Charles W. Robertson; Robert J. Zagursky; Anthony J. Cocuzza; Mark A. Jensen; Kirk Baumeister


Reports
The Microstructure of High-Critical Current Superconducting Films, pp. 342-344
P. Chaudhari; F. K. LeGoues; Armin Segmüller
Downregulation of L3T4 + Cytotoxic T Lymphocytes by Interleukin-2, pp. 344-347
Charles C-Y. Shih; Robert L. Truitt
Conservation of the Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Gene in Mice and Humans, pp. 347-350
Eric P. Hoffman; Anthony P. Monaco; Chris C. Feener; Louis M. Kunkel
Depolarization without Calcium Can Release γ-aminobutyric Acid from a Retinal Neuron, pp. 350-355
Eric A. Schwartz
Blockade of ``NMDA'' Receptors Disrupts Experience-Dependent Plasticity of Kitten Striate Cortex, pp. 355-358
Andreas Kleinschmidt; Mark F. Bear; Wolf Singer
Conduction Velocity Variations Minimize Conduction Time Differences among Retinal Ganglion Cell Axons, pp. 358-360
L. R. Stanford
Heritability at the Species Level: Analysis of Geographic Ranges of Cretaceous Mollusks, pp. 360-363
David Jablonski
Apolipoprotein B-48 is the Product of a Messenger RNA with an Organ-Specific In-Frame Stop Codon, pp. 363-366
San-Hwan Chen; Geetha Habib; Chao-Yuh Yang; Zi-Wei Gu; Bo Rong Lee; Shi-ai Weng; Steven R. Silberman; Sheng-Jian Cai; J. P. Deslypere; Maryvonne Rosseneu; Antonio M. Gotto; Wen-Hsiung Li; Lawrence Chan
Behavioral Recovery Induced by Applied Electric Fields after Spinal Cord Hemisection in Guinea Pig, pp. 366-369
Richard B. Borgens; Andrew R. Blight; M. E. McGinnis
Phylogenetic Relations of Humans and African Apes from DNA Sequences in the ψη-Globin Region, pp. 369-373
Michael M. Miyamoto; Jerry L. Slightom; Morris Goodman
Linkage of Functional and Structural Heterogeneity in Proteins: Dynamic Hole Burning in Carboxymyoglobin, pp. 373-376
Blair F. Campbell; Mark R. Chance; Joel M. Friedman


Book Reviews
Commonwealth Weapons Tests, p. 409
A Very Special Relationship
Lorna Arnold
Review author[s]: Trevor Findlay
Questions of Realism, pp. 409-410
The Shaky Game
Arthur Fine
Review author[s]: Don Howard
Holistic Pest Management, pp. 410-411
Ecological Theory and Integrated Pest Management Practice
Marcos Kogan
Review author[s]: Ronald J. Prokopy


Back Matter (26 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4824, Oct. 9, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4826, Oct. 23, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4826, Oct. 23, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4825, Oct. 16, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4827, Oct. 30, 1987


Front Matter (25 pp.)
Cassette Principles, p. 445
D. E. Koshland


Letters
Robert Frost on Thinking, p. 447
Dan M. Johnson
Mathematics Education, p. 447
James D. Stein; Neil W. Rickert
Mathematics Education: Response, pp. 447-448
Lynn Arthur Steen
Peer Review at the Agricultural Research Service, p. 448
T. B. Kinney
Peer Review at the Agricultural Research Service: Response, p. 448
Colin Norman
International Science Foundation, p. 448
Akira Hasegawa


Erratum: War on Cattle Disease Divides the Troops, p. 448
Erratum: The Genetics of Personality, p. 448


Perspective
The Regulation of ACTH Secretion by IL-1, pp. 452-454
Michael D. Lumpkin


Policy Forum
A Low-Threshold Test Ban is Feasible, pp. 455-459
Harold A. Feiveson; Christopher E. Paine; Frank Von Hippel
Facing Nuclear Reality, pp. 455+460-464
George H. Miller; Paul S. Brown; Milo D. Nordyke


News & Comment
Progress on a Chemical Arms Treaty, pp. 471-472
Eliot Marshall
Slowdown for French Fast Breeders?, p. 472
David Dickson
A Scientist Back at the Helm of Unesco?, pp. 473-474
David Dickson
Engineers Hear a Competitive Parable, p. 474
William Booth
Feathers Still Fly in Row over Fossil Bird, pp. 475-476
David Dickson
Koryagin Skeptical on Glasnost, p. 476
Constance Holden
Science Committee Okays Supercollider, p. 477
Mark Crawford


Briefing
Alexander Bearn: New Hughes Trustee, p. 477
B.J.C.
AIDS 101, p. 477
W.B.
Progress Report on NSF, p. 477
J.W.
Science Agencies Brace for 1988 Budget Cuts, p. 477
M.C.

NSF Official's Finances Probed by Justice, p. 478
Mark Crawford


Research News
Sunspot-Weather Correlation Found, pp. 479-480
Richard A. Kerr
The 1987 Nobel Prize for Physics, pp. 481-482
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Measuring Cholesterol is as Tricky as Lowering it, pp. 482-483
Leslie Roberts
Antibody Research Garners Nobel Prize, pp. 484-485
Jean L. Marx


Computer-Aided Molecular Design, pp. 486-491
J. Andrew McCammon

New Perspectives in Cell Adhesion: RGD and Integrins, pp. 491-497
Erkki Ruoslahti; Michael D. Pierschbacher

Helix Geometry, Hydration, and G⋅A Mismatch in a B-DNA Decamer, pp. 498-504
Gilbert G. Privé; Udo Heinemann; Srinivasan Chandrasegaran; Lou-Sing Kan; Mary L. Kopka; Richard E. Dickerson

Clathrin Requirement for Normal Growth of Yeast, pp. 504-509
Sandra K. Lemmon; Elizabeth W. Jones


Reports
Detection of Uranium from Cosmos-1402 in the Stratosphere, pp. 512-514
Robert Leifer; Z. Russell Juzdan; W. R. Kelly; J. D. Fassett; K. R. Eberhardt
X-ray Holograms at Improved Resolution: A Study of Zymogen Granules, pp. 514-517
M. Howells; C. Jacobsen; J. Kirz; R. Feder; K. McQuaid; S. Rothman
Demonstration of X-ray Holography with an X-ray Laser, pp. 517-519
James E. Trebes; Steven B. Brown; E. Michael Campbell; Dennis L. Matthews; David G. Nilson; Gary F. Stone; David A. Whelan
Release of Multiple Hormones by a Direct Action of Interleukin-1 on Pituitary Cells, pp. 519-521
Edward W. Bernton; Judith E. Beach; John W. Holaday; Robert C. Smallridge; Henry G. Fein
Interleukin-1 Stimulates the Secretion of Hypothalamic Corticotropin-Releasing Factor, pp. 522-524
Robert Sapolsky; Catherine Rivier; Gayle Yamamoto; Paul Plotsky; Wylie Vale
Corticotropin-Releasing Factor--Producing Neurons in the Rat Activated by Interleukin-1, pp. 524-526
Frank Berkenbosch; Joep Van Oers; Adriana Del Rey; Fred Tilders; Hugo Besedovsky
Model Substrates for an RNA Enzyme, pp. 527-530
William H. McClain; Cecilia Guerrier-Takada; Sidney Altman
Recombinant Fragment of Protein Kinase Inhibitor Blocks Cyclic AMP--Dependent Gene Transcription, pp. 530-533
J. Russell Grove; Daniel J. Price; Howard M. Goodman; Joseph Avruch
Rapid Stimulation of Diacylglycerol Production in Xenopus Oocytes by Microinjection of H-ras p21, pp. 533-536
Juan Carlos Lacal; Pilar De La Peña; Jorge Moscat; Pedro Garcia-Barreno; Paul S. Anderson; Stuart A. Aaronson
Mutations in Diphtheria Toxin Separate Binding from Entry and Amplify Immunotoxin Selectivity, pp. 536-539
Larry Greenfield; Virginia Gray Johnson; Richard J. Youle
Family Study of Platelet Membrane Fluidity in Alzheimer's Disease, pp. 539-542
George S. Zubenko; Michael Wusylko; Bruce M. Cohen; Francois Boller; Ivana Teply
A Cytoplasmic Protein Stimulates Normal N-ras p21 GTPase, but Does not Affect Oncogenic Mutants, pp. 542-545
Meg Trahey; Frank McCormick
Germline Organization of the Murine T Cell Receptor β-chain Genes, pp. 545-548
Hubert S. Chou; Christopher A. Nelson; Sandip A. Godambe; David D. Chaplin; Dennis Y. Loh
Nuclear Reassembly Excludes Large Macromolecules, pp. 548-550
Joel A. Swanson; Paul L. McNeil


Technical Comments
Quick-Freeze Lipid Techniques: Correction, p. 550
Donald L. Melchior
Negative Poisson's Ratio Materials, p. 551
Stephen Burns
Negative Poisson's Ratio Materials: Response, p. 551
Roderic Lakes


Book Reviews
The Domain of Childbirth, p. 556
Brought to Bed
Judith Walzer Leavitt
Review author[s]: Susan Reverby
The Biology of Plants, pp. 556-557
Plant Ecology
Michael J. Crawley
Review author[s]: Richard B. Primack
Palynological Patterns, pp. 557-558
Pollen and Spores
S. Blackmore; I. K. Ferguson
Review author[s]: James A. Doyle
Ramifications in Physics, p. 558
The Quantum Universe
Tony Hey; Patrick Walters
Review author[s]: O. W. Greenberg
Some Other Books of Interest, p. 558
Lasers
Jesse H. Ausubel; H. Dale Langford
Current Topics in AIDS
M. S. Gottlieb; D. J. Jeffries; D. Mildvan; A. J. Pinching; T. C. Quinn; R. A. Weiss
Review author[s]: K.L.


Back Matter (26 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4825, Oct. 16, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4827, Oct. 30, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4827, Oct. 30, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4826, Oct. 23, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4828, Nov. 6, 1987


Front Matter (18 pp.)
Brittle Books and Journals, p. 595
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Journal Price Increases, pp. 597-598
Dana L. Roth; Keith Bowker; Abraham Zlotogorski; Dafna Yudelevich
``Science-Active'' Colleges, p. 598
David Morrison
Another Cognitive Psychology, p. 598
Shane M. O'Mara
Einstellung Effects, p. 598
Abraham S. Luchins; Edith H. Luchins
The Chlorofluorocarbon Dilemma, p. 598
Michael C. MacCracken
Overdue Movie, p. 598
Thomas W. Simmons


News & Comment
Computers Amplify Black Monday, pp. 602-604
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Gramm-Rudman-Hollings Strikes Back, p. 604
Mark Crawford
Africa Begins to Face up to AIDS, pp. 605-607
David Dickson
Is the Time Ripe for Welfare Reform?, pp. 607-609
Constance Holden
NASA Sets Shuttle Launch Dates, Investigates Main Engine Trouble, p. 610
Eliot Marshall
Merck Donates Drug for River Blindness, p. 610
John Walsh


Research News
Chemistry in the Image of Biology, pp. 611-612
Roger Lewin
Structure of MHC Protein Solved, pp. 613-614
Jean L. Marx
Receptors Highlighted at NIH Symposium, pp. 615-616
Jean L. Marx


Policy Forum
New Directions for Space Astronomy, pp. 617-619
Robert A. Brown; Riccardo Giacconi


Perspective
Chernobyl: A Radiobiological Perspective, pp. 622-623
Marvin Goldman


Teaching Reasoning, pp. 625-631
Richard E. Nisbett; Geoffrey T. Fong; Darrin R. Lehman; Patricia W. Cheng

Chaos, Strange Attractors, and Fractal Basin Boundaries in Nonlinear Dynamics, pp. 632-638
Celso Grebogi; Edward Ott; James A. Yorke

Actin Polymerization and ATP Hydrolysis, pp. 638-644
Edward D. Korn; Marie-France Carlier; Dominique Pantaloni

Sequence-Specific Cleavage of Double Helical DNA by Triple Helix Formation, pp. 645-650
Heinz E. Moser; Peter B. Dervan

Cloning, Sequencing, and Expression of the Gene Coding for the Human Platelet α 2 -Adrenergic Receptor, pp. 650-656
B. K. Kobilka; H. Matsui; T. S. Kobilka; T. L. Yang-Feng; U. Francke; M. G. Caron; R. J. Lefkowitz; J. W. Regan


Reports
Sea Surface Temperature, Surface Wind Divergence, and Convection over Tropical Oceans, pp. 657-659
N. E. Graham; T. P. Barnett
Disorder in Al-Li-Cu and Al-Mn-Si Icosahedral Alloys, pp. 660-663
P. A. Heiney; P. A. Bancel; P. M. Horn; J. L. Jordan; S. LaPlaca; J. Angilello; F. W. Gayle
Absence of Duplication of Chromosome 21 Genes in Familial and Sporadic Alzheimer's Disease, pp. 664-666
Peter H. St George-Hyslop; Rudolph E. Tanzi; Ronald J. Polinsky; Rachael L. Neve; Daniel Pollen; David Drachman; John Growdon; L. Adrienne Cupples; Linda Nee; Richard H. Myers; Dianne O'Sullivan; Paul C. Watkins; Jean A. Amos; Curtis K. Deutsch; James W. Bodfish; Marcel Kinsbourne; Robert G. Feldman; Amalia Bruni; Luigi Amaducci; Jean-Francois Foncin; James F. Gusella
The Amyloid β Protein Gene is not Duplicated in Brains from Patients with Alzheimer's Disease, pp. 666-669
Rudolph E. Tanzi; Edward D. Bird; Samuel A. Latt; Rachael L. Neve
Gene Dosage of the Amyloid β Precursor Protein in Alzheimer's Disease, pp. 669-671
Marcia Berman Podlisny; Gloria Lee; Dennis J. Selkoe
An M2 Muscarinic Receptor Subtype Coupled to Both Adenylyl Cyclase and Phosphoinositide Turnover, pp. 672-675
Avi Ashkenazi; John W. Winslow; Ernest G. Peralta; Gary L. Peterson; Michael I. Schimerlik; Daniel J. Capon; Janakiraman Ramachandran
Physiological Role of Silent Receptors of Atrial Natriuretic Factor, pp. 675-678
Thomas Maack; Muneya Suzuki; Fernando A. Almeida; D. Nussenzveig; Robert M. Scarborough; Glenn A. McEnroe; John A. Lewicki
Identification of Putative Human T Cell Receptor δ Complementary DNA Clones, pp. 678-682
Shingo Hata; Michael B. Brenner; Michael S. Krangel
Immunochemical Proof that a Novel Rearranging Gene Encodes the T Cell Receptor δ Subunit, pp. 682-684
Hamid Band; Frans Hochstenbach; Joanne McLean; Shingo Hata; Michael S. Krangel; Michael B. Brenner
The Adenovirus Major Late Transcription Factor Activates the Rat γ-Fibrinogen Promoter, pp. 684-688
Lewis A. Chodosh; Richard W. Carthew; John G. Morgan; Gerald R. Crabtree; Phillip A. Sharp
Interaction of a Liver-Specific Nuclear Factor with the Fibrinogen and α 1 -Antitrypsin Promoters, pp. 688-692
Gilles Courtois; John G. Morgan; Linda A. Campbell; Genevieve Fourel; Gerald R. Crabtree
Dorsal, an Embryonic Polarity Gene in Drosophila, is Homologous to the Vertebrate Proto-oncogene, c-rel, pp. 692-694
Ruth Steward


Book Reviews
The Process of Science, pp. 695-696
Science in Action
Bruno Latour
Review author[s]: Henry Etzkowitz
Dialogue on the Ocean, pp. 696-697
A View of the Sea
Henry Stommel
Review author[s]: Raymond Hide
Psychology and Neurobiology, p. 697
Memory and Brain
Larry R. Squire
Review author[s]: Michela Gallagher
Breeding Systems, pp. 697-698
Helping and Communal Breeding in Birds
Jerram L. Brown
Review author[s]: Paul W. Ewald


Back Matter (21 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4826, Oct. 23, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4828, Nov. 6, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4828, Nov. 6, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4827, Oct. 30, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4829, Nov. 13, 1987


Front Matter (39 pp.)
Retroactive Prophets, p. 727
Daniel E. Koshland


Perspective
The Evolution of Catalytic Function, pp. 729-730+807
Phillip A. Sharp; David Eisenberg


Letters
Manned Mars Expedition, p. 732
Kevin C. Spencer; Thomas H. Jukes
Sports Medicine, p. 732
Peter B. Raven
Correction: AIDS Commission, p. 732


News & Comment
Safety of DOE Reactors Questioned, p. 741
Eliot Marshall
Document Links NSF Official to Biotech Firm, p. 742
Mark Crawford
OECD to Set Rules for International Science, p. 743
David Dickson
Doctors Square off on Employee Drug Testing, pp. 744-745
Constance Holden
Yale Takes Action against Psychiatrists for Financial Improprieties, p. 745
Constance Holden
New Look at Health in Developing Nations, p. 746
John Walsh
A Frustrating Glimpse of the True AIDS Epidemic, p. 747
William Booth
NSF Lends a Hand with DOD Award, p. 748
John Walsh
Why is Calculus Such a Hurdle?, p. 749
John Walsh


Briefing
China Renews Pledge to Boost Basic Research, p. 749
M.S.
New Vice President and Trustee Named at Hughes, p. 749
B.J.C.


Research News
Flap Arises over Genetic Map, pp. 750-752
Leslie Roberts
Ecological Invasions Offer Opportunities, pp. 752-753
Roger Lewin
Nobel Prize for Theory of Economic Growth, pp. 754-755
Eliot Marshall


Cumulative Impacts of Oil Fields on Northern Alaskan Landscapes, pp. 757-761
D. A. Walker; P. J. Webber; E. F. Binnian; K. R. Everett; N. D. Lederer; E. A. Nordstrand; M. D. Walker

Millisecond Pulsar PSR 1937 + 21: A Highly Stable Clock, pp. 761-765
L. A. Rawley; J. H. Taylor; M. M. Davis; D. W. Allan

Molecular Genetics: Applications to the Clinical Neurosciences, pp. 765-772
Joseph B. Martin

Left-Handed DNA in vivo, pp. 773-777
Adam Jaworski; Wang-Ting Hsieh; John A. Blaho; Jacquelynn E. Larson; Robert D. Wells


Reports
Dynamics of Automatic and Controlled Visual Attention, pp. 778-780
Erich Weichselgartner; George Sperling
Mechanism of the Body-Centered Cubic-Hexagonal Close-Packed Phase Transition in Iron, pp. 780-783
W. A. Bassett; E. Huang
In Situ X-ray Absorption Study of Surface Complexes: Selenium Oxyanions on α-FeOOH, pp. 783-786
Kim F. Hayes; A. Lawrence Roe; Gordon E. Brown; Keith O. Hodgson; James O. Leckie; George A. Parks
New Routes to Early Memories, pp. 786-788
David Kucharski; W. G. Hall
A Novel Thyroid Hormone Receptor Encoded by a cDNA Clone from a Human Testis Library, pp. 788-791
Doris Benbrook; Magnus Pfahl
Early Restriction of the Human Antibody Repertoire, pp. 791-793
Harry W. Schroeder; Jan L. Hillson; Roger M. Perlmutter
Molecular Dynamics of a Cytochrome c-Cytochrome b 5 Electron Transfer Complex, pp. 794-797
J. J. Wendoloski; James B. Matthew; P. C. Weber; F. R. Salemme
A Nerve Growth Factor-Induced Gene Encodes a Possible Transcriptional Regulatory Factor, pp. 797-799
Jeffrey Milbrandt
Cytokine-Induced Expression of HIV-1 in a Chronically Infected Promonocyte Cell Line, pp. 800-802
Thomas M. Folks; Jesse Justement; Audrey Kinter; Charles A. Dinarello; Anthony S. Fauci
Biological Invasion by Myrica faya Alters Ecosystem Development in Hawaii, pp. 802-804
Peter M. Vitousek; Lawrence R. Walker; Louis D. Whiteaker; Dieter Mueller-Dombois; Pamela A. Matson
Discovery of Transposable Element Activity among Progeny of Tissue Culture-Derived Maize Plants, pp. 804-807
Virginia M. Peschke; Ronald L. Phillips; Burle G. Gengenbach


AAAS News
Scientists and Lawyers Look at Fraud in Science, pp. 813-814
Joan Wrather
D.C. Members--TV and Radio Reviewers Needed, p. 813
Deng Pufang and Delegation Meet Disabled Scientists, pp. 814-815
Africa Initiative Funded, p. 815
Meetings to Focus on Science and Technology in the Caribbean, p. 815
Congressional and Diplomacy Fellows Begin Year in Washington, pp. 815-816
Obituaries, p. 816


AAAS Annual Meeting, p. 817
Arthur Herschman


Book Reviews
The Fuchs Case, p. 831
Klaus Fuchs
Norman Moss
Klaus Fuchs, Atom Spy
Robert Chadwell Williams
Review author[s]: Robert Bothwell
Models of Food-Finding, pp. 831-833
Foraging Theory
David W. Stephens; John R. Krebs
Review author[s]: Graham H. Pyke
Sign Language and the Brain, p. 833
What the Hands Reveal about the Brain
Howard Poizner; Edward S. Klima; Ursula Bellugi
Review author[s]: Paula Menyuk
Zooarcheology, pp. 833-834
The Archaeology of Animals
Simon J. M. Davis
Review author[s]: Kathryn Cruz-Uribe


Back Matter (33 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4827, Oct. 30, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4829, Nov. 13, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4829, Nov. 13, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4828, Nov. 6, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4830, Nov. 20, 1987


Front Matter (32 pp.)
Continuing Education for Blue-Collar Workers, p. 875
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
NRC Report on the Space Station, p. 877
L. H. Meredith; Alexander M. Mood
Mass Bleachings on Atlantic Coral Reefs, pp. 877-878
E. H. Williams; C. Goenaga; V. Vicente
Oil and Gas Discovery Rates, pp. 878-879
Cutler J. Cleveland; C. M. Blair
Oil and Gas Discovery Rates: Response, p. 879
W. L. Fisher


Erratum: Sunspot-Weather Correlation Found, p. 879
Erratum: Reinventing the Space Truck, p. 879


News & Comment
Animal Regulations: So Far, So Good, pp. 880-882
Constance Holden
Duke's Heart Center in Bureaucratic Jam, pp. 882-883
Monte Basgall
SDI Experts Clash on Nuclear Satellites, pp. 883-884
Colin Norman
New Questions about AIDS Test Accuracy, pp. 884-885
Deborah M. Barnes
DOD Sees Risks in Plutonium Trade, p. 886
Daniel Charles
A Plea to Close Defense Reactors, pp. 886-887
Eliot Marshall
Networks Nix Contraceptives Ad, p. 887
Constance Holden


Research News
Imaging Technique Passes Muster, pp. 888-889
Jean L. Marx
Old and New Geology Meet in Phoenix, pp. 890-891
Richard A. Kerr
NIH Celebrates 100, pp. 892-894
Deborah M. Barnes
The Large-Scale Structure of the Universe Gets Larger--Maybe, p. 894
M. Mitchell Waldrop


The Recent Decline of Unionization in the United States, pp. 915-920
Henry S. Farber

Real-Time Landslide Warning during Heavy Rainfall, pp. 921-925
David K. Keefer; Raymond C. Wilson; Robert K. Mark; Earl E. Brabb; William M. Brown; Stephen D. Ellen; Edwin L. Harp; Gerald F. Wieczorek; Christopher S. Alger; Robert S. Zatkin

Exchange of Materials between Terrestrial Ecosystems and the Atmosphere, pp. 926-932
Harold A. Mooney; Peter M. Vitousek; Pamela A. Matson

Structurally Distinct, Stage-Specific Ribosomes Occur in Plasmodium, pp. 933-937
J. H. Gunderson; M. L. Sogin; G. Wollett; M. Hollingdale; V. F. De La Cruz; A. P. Waters; T. F. McCutchan


Reports
When Will a Pulsar in Supernova 1987a Be Seen?, pp. 938-940
F. Curtis Michel; C. F. Kennel; William A. Fowler
A Substantial Bias in Nonparametric Tests for Periodicity in Geophysical Data, pp. 940-945
Stephen M. Stigler; Melissa J. Wagner
Atmospheric Trends in Methylchloroform and the Global Average for the Hydroxyl Radical, pp. 945-950
R. Prinn; D. Cunnold; R. Rasmussen; P. Simmonds; F. Alyea; A. Crawford; P. Fraser; R. Rosen
A DNA Segment Encoding Two Genes Very Tightly Linked to Huntington's Disease, pp. 950-952
T. Conrad Gilliam; Maja Bucan; Marcy E. MacDonald; Michael Zimmer; Jonathan L. Haines; Shirley V. Cheng; Thomas M. Pohl; Richard H. Meyers; William L. Whaley; Bernice A. Allitto; Anne Faryniarz; John J. Wasmuth; Anna-Maria Frischauf; P. Michael Conneally; Hans Lehrach; James F. Gusella
Long-Term Neuropathological and Neurochemical Effects of Nucleus Basalis Lesions in the Rat, pp. 952-956
Gary W. Arendash; William J. Millard; Adrian J. Dunn; Edwin M. Meyer
Environmental Correlates of Food Chain Length, pp. 956-960
Frédéric Briand; Joel E. Cohen
Transposon Tagging and Molecular Analysis of the Maize Regulatory Locus opaque-2, pp. 960-963
Robert J. Schmidt; Frances A. Burr; Benjamin Burr
Unwinding of Duplex DNA from the SV40 Origin of Replication by T Antigen, pp. 964-967
Mark Dodson; Frank B. Dean; Peter Bullock; Harrison Echols; Jerard Hurwitz


Book Reviews
Litigation and Science, p. 969
Genetics in the Courts
Henry M. Butzel
Review author[s]: Stephen L. Carter
Embryogenesis in Mammals, p. 970
Experimental Approaches to Mammalian Embryonic Development
Janet Rossant; Roger A. Pedersen
Review author[s]: John J. Eppig
Cosmic High-Energy Physics, p. 970
High Energy Phenomena around Collapsed Stars
F. Pacini
Review author[s]: Fulvio Melia
Small Mammals, pp. 970-971
The Natural History of Badgers
Ernest Neal
Review author[s]: M. Hancox


Back Matter (44 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4828, Nov. 6, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4830, Nov. 20, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4830, Nov. 20, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4829, Nov. 13, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4831, Nov. 27, 1987


Front Matter (37 pp.)
Frontiers in Immunology, p. 1023
D. E. Koshland


Letters
Recombinant DNA Release: European Regulation, p. 1025
Frank E. Young; Henry I. Miller
Recombinant DNA Release: European Regulation: Response, p. 1025
David Dickson
China's Population Program, pp. 1025-1026
Zhao Zhipei
China's Population Program: Response, p. 1026
Susan Greenhalgh; John Bongaarts
Newton Gravitational Constant, pp. 1026-1027
Mark Zumberge; Robert Parker
Newton Gravitational Constant: Response, p. 1027
Albert T. Hsui
Big League Botany, p. 1027
Stanwyn G. Shetler
Big League Botany: Response, p. 1027
Marjorie Sun; Theodore M. Barkley


Erratum: Bumps and Falls on the Road to Stockholm, p. 1027
Erratum: Journal Price Increases, p. 1027


News & Comment
Radiation Accident Grips Goiânia, pp. 1028-1031
Leslie Roberts
New Data Clinch Heart Drug Approval, p. 1031
Marjorie Sun
Japanese Scientific and Technological Literature Information: The Demand in the U.S. Remains Low, pp. 1032-1033
Marjorie Sun
Fresh Troops for President's AIDS Panel, p. 1034
William Booth
Europe Votes to Expand Space Program, p. 1034
Eliot Marshall
U.S.S.R. Eyes Role in U.S. Compact Tokamak Ignition Experiment, p. 1035
Mark Crawford
Another Muzzle for AIDS Education?, p. 1036
William Booth
Soviet Physicists Map Collider Strategy, pp. 1036-1037
Mark Crawford
Uncertainties over University of Chile, p. 1037
John Walsh


Research News
Supernova 1987 A on Center Stage, pp. 1038-1041
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Alzheimer's Drug Trial Put on Hold, pp. 1041-1042
Jean L. Marx


Immunity to Schistosomes: Progress toward Vaccine, pp. 1065-1072
André Capron; J. P. Dessaint; M. Capron; J. H. Ouma; A. E. Butterworth

The T Cell Receptor, pp. 1073-1079
Philippa Marrack; John Kappler

Development of the Primary Antibody Repertoire, pp. 1079-1087
Frederick W. Alt; T. Keith Blackwell; George D. Yancopoulos

Evolutionary and Somatic Selection of the Antibody Repertoire in the Mouse, pp. 1088-1094
Klaus Rajewsky; Irmgard Förster; Ana Cumano

The Chicken B Cell Compartment, pp. 1094-1098
Jean-Claude Weill; Claude-Agnès Reynaud

Redesigning Nature's Poisons to Create Anti-Tumor Reagents, pp. 1098-1104
Ellen S. Vitetta; R. Jerrold Fulton; Richard D. May; Mark Till; Jonathan W. Uhr

New Evidence on the State of Stress of the San Andreas Fault System, pp. 1105-1111
Mark D. Zoback; Mary Lou Zoback; Van S. Mount; John Suppe; Jerry P. Eaton; John H. Healy; David Oppenheimer; Paul Reasenberg; Lucile Jones; C. Barry Raleigh; Ivan G. Wong; Oona Scotti; Carl Wentworth


Reports
Stop-Transfer Regions Do not Halt Translocation of Proteins into Chloroplasts, pp. 1112-1114
Thomas H. Lubben; Joern Bansberg; Kenneth Keegstra
Rat Brain N-Methyl-D-Aspartate Receptors Expressed in Xenopus Oocytes, pp. 1114-1116
Todd A. Verdoorn; Nancy W. Kleckner; Raymond Dingledine
Autoreactive Epitope Defined as the Anticodon Region of Alanine Transfer RNA, pp. 1116-1119
Christopher C. Bunn; Michael B. Mathews
Microtubule Gelation-Contraction: Essential Components and Relation to Slow Axonal Transport, pp. 1119-1122
Richard C. Weisenberg; James Flynn; Baochong Gao; Shuaibu Awodi; Frank Skee; Steven R. Goodman; Beat M. Riederer
Nerve Terminal Remodeling Visualized in Living Mice by Repeated Examination of the Same Neuron, pp. 1122-1126
Dale Purves; James T. Voyvodic; Lorenzo Magrassi; Hiromu Yawo
A New Prosomatostatin-Derived Peptide Reveals a Pattern for Prohormone Cleavage at Monobasic Sites, pp. 1126-1129
Robert Benoit; Nicholas Ling; Frederick Esch
Synthesis of a Sequence-Specific DNA-Cleaving Peptide, pp. 1129-1132
James P. Sluka; Suzanna J. Horvath; Michael F. Bruist; Melvin I. Simon; Peter B. Dervan
YIGSR, a Synthetic Laminin Pentapeptide, Inhibits Experimental Metastasis Formation, pp. 1132-1134
Yukihide Iwamoto; Frank A. Robey; Jeannette Graf; Makoto Sasaki; Hynda K. Kleinman; Yoshihiko Yamada; George R. Martin
Two Pairs of Recombination Signals are Sufficient to Cause Immunoglobulin V-(D)-J Joining, pp. 1134-1138
Shizuo Akira; Kenji Okazaki; Hitoshi Sakano
Deep-Sea Hydrocarbon Seep Communities: Evidence for Energy and Nutritional Carbon Sources, pp. 1138-1142
James M. Brooks; M. C. Kennicutt; C. R. Fisher; S. A. Macko; K. Cole; J. J. Childress; R. R. Bidigare; R. D. Vetter
A Synaptic Vesicle Protein with a Novel Cytoplasmic Domain and Four Transmembrane Regions, pp. 1142-1144
Thomas C. Südhof; Friedrich Lottspeich; Paul Greengard; Ehrenfried Mehl; Reinhard Jahn
Lymphotoxin is an Important T Cell-Derived Growth Factor for Human B Cells, pp. 1144-1146
John H. Kehrl; Melchor Alvarez-Mon; Gita A. Delsing; Anthony S. Fauci


Book Reviews
Understanding Technology: An Agenda, pp. 1152-1153
The Social Construction of Technological Systems
Wiebe E. Bijker; Thomas P. Hughes; Trevor J. Pinch
Review author[s]: Claude S. Fischer
The Invertebrate Record, p. 1153
Fossil Invertebrates
Richard S. Boardman; Alan H. Cheetham; Albert J. Rowell
Review author[s]: David Jablonski
Exemplars, pp. 1153-1154
Women of Mathematics
Louise S. Grinstein; Paul J. Campbell
Review author[s]: Robin E. Rider
Some Other Books of Interest, p. 1154
The Latest on the Best
John Dupré
The Psychology of Women
Mary Roth Walsh
Advances in Physiological Research
H. McLennan; J. R. Ledsome; C. H. S. McIntosh; D. R. Jones
Review author[s]: K.L.


Back Matter (49 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4829, Nov. 13, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4831, Nov. 27, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4831, Nov. 27, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4830, Nov. 20, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4832, Dec. 4, 1987


Front Matter (21 pp.)
Federal and Trade Deficits, p. 1211
Philip H. Abelson


Letters
Of Doomsday and the Lower Mississippi, p. 1215
Edward S. Deevey
GenBank Information, p. 1215
James C. Cassatt; Jane L. Peterson
Interpretation of the ABM Treaty, pp. 1215-1216
S. Fred Singer
Monitoring of Atmospheric Ozone, pp. 1216-1217
W. F. J. Evans; J. B. Kerr; D. I. Wardle; A. J. Forester
Mitochondrial DNA in Sperm, p. 1217
A. Richard Palmer
``Homology'' Controversy, p. 1217
Harold K. Kimelberg


News & Comment
Radar's Growing Vulnerability, pp. 1219-1221
Stephen Budiansky
UC Told to Review Impact of Research, p. 1221
Marjorie Sun
U.S. Antiabortion Policy May Increase Abortions, p. 1222
Constance Holden
Gallo Gets Itchy Feet, Looks to Academe, p. 1223
William Booth
Rubbia in Line to Head CERN, p. 1223
David Dickson
DOE Undermines Own Nonproliferation Effort, p. 1224
Daniel Charles
In the Shadow of the Budget Ax, p. 1225
Mark Crawford
Outline of a Defense Budget, p. 1225
Colin Norman


Research News
Hot Dry Rock: Problems, Promise, pp. 1226-1228
Richard A. Kerr
Coral Bleaching Threatens Atlantic Reefs, pp. 1228-1229
Leslie Roberts
The First Americans are Getting Younger, pp. 1230-1232
Roger Lewin


End-Cretaceous Mass Extinction Event: Argument for Terrestrial Causation, pp. 1237-1242
Anthony Hallam

Icosahedral Solids: A New Phase of Matter?, pp. 1242-1247
Paul J. Steinhardt

Purification and Properties of Drosophila Heat Shock Activator Protein, pp. 1247-1253
Carl Wu; Susan Wilson; Barbara Walker; Igor Dawid; Thomas Paisley; Vincenzo Zimarino; Hitoshi Ueda

Antarctic Stratospheric Chemistry of Chlorine Nitrate, Hydrogen Chloride, and Ice: Release of Active Chlorine, pp. 1253-1257
Mario J. Molina; Tai-Ly Tso; Luisa T. Molina; Frank C.-Y. Wang


Reports
Reaction of Chlorine Nitrate with Hydrogen Chloride and Water at Antarctic Stratospheric Temperatures, pp. 1258-1260
Margaret A. Tolbert; Michel J. Rossi; Ripudaman Malhotra; David M. Golden
Spacelab-2 Plasma Depletion Experiments for Ionospheric and Radio Astronomical Studies, pp. 1260-1264
M. Mendillo; J. Baumgardner; D. P. Allen; J. Foster; J. Holt; G. R. A. Ellis; A. Klekociuk; G. Reber
White Light Sunspot Observations from the Solar Optical Universal Polarimeter on Spacelab-2, pp. 1264-1267
R. A. Shine; A. M. Title; T. D. Tarbell; K. P. Topka
Ultraviolet Observations of Solar Fine Structure, pp. 1267-1269
Kenneth P. Dere; John-David F. Bartoe; Guenter E. Brueckner; John W. Cook; Dennis G. Socker
A Cell-Cycle Constraint on the Regulation of Gene Expression by Platelet-Derived Growth Factor, pp. 1269-1271
Barrett J. Rollins; Elizabeth D. Morrison; Charles D. Stiles
Mutations in the First Exon are Associated with Altered Transcription of c-myc in Burkitt Lymphoma, pp. 1272-1275
Ethel Cesarman; Riccardo Dalla-Favera; David Bentley; Mark Groudine
Acylation of Proteins with Myristic Acid Occurs Cotranslationally, pp. 1275-1278
Celeste Wilcox; Jing-Shan Hu; Eric N. Olson
Tumor Cell Rejection through Terminal Cell Differentiation, pp. 1278-1280
Joaquin J. Jimenez; Adel A. Yunis
Signal for Attachment of a Phospholipid Membrane Anchor in Decay Accelerating Factor, pp. 1280-1283
Ingrid W. Caras; Gregory N. Weddell; Michael A. Davitz; Victor Nussenzweig; David W. Martin
Efflux of Chloroquine from Plasmodium falciparum: Mechanism of Chloroquine Resistance, pp. 1283-1285
Donald J. Krogstad; Ilya Y. Gluzman; Dennis E. Kyle; Ayoade M. J. Oduola; Samuel K. Martin; Wilbur K. Milhous; Paul H. Schlesinger
Diel Periodicity of Photosynthesis in Polar Phytoplankton: Influence on Primary Production, pp. 1285-1288
R. B. Rivkin; M. Putt
A G Protein Directly Regulates Mammalian Cardiac Calcium Channels, pp. 1288-1292
Atsuko Yatani; Juan Codina; Yutaka Imoto; John P. Reeves; Lutz Birnbaumer; Arthur M. Brown


Technical Comments
Epilepsy Hypothesis, p. 1292
Charles E. Ribak
Epilepsy Hypothesis: Response, pp. 1292-1293
Robert S. Sloviter


Book Reviews
Debates Involving Science, pp. 1296-1297
Scientific Controversies
H. Tristram Engelhardt; Arthur L. Caplan
Review author[s]: Ullica Segerstråle
Plant-Water Relations, pp. 1297-1298
Stomatal Function
Eduardo Zeiger; G. D. Farquhar; I. R. Cowan
Review author[s]: Albert H. Markhart
Landform Studies from Space, p. 1298
Geomorphology from Space
Nicholas M. Short; Robert W. Blair
Review author[s]: Laurence H. Lattman


Back Matter (29 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4830, Nov. 20, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4832, Dec. 4, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4832, Dec. 4, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4831, Nov. 27, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4833, Dec. 11, 1987


Front Matter (35 pp.)
The Omnipotence Scandal, p. 1335
Daniel E. Koshland


Perspective
Oncogenes and Transcriptional Control, pp. 1337-1339
Harold E. Varmus


Letters
Cost of Geological Congress, p. 1340
Charles L. Drake
What Drives the Aurora?, p. 1340
Robert L. McPherron
What Drives the Aurora?: Response, p. 1340
Richard A. Kerr
Molecular Spectra, p. 1341
Gerhard Herzberg
Mars Mission, p. 1341
Louis Friedman; Glenn Harlan Reynolds
Gametophytes, not Endosperms, p. 1341
Rudolf Schmid
Computer Technology, p. 1341
Steven M. Gendel


Erratum: Unwinding of Duplex DNA from the SV40 Origin of Replication by T Antigen, p. 1341


News & Comment
Postmortem on Three Mile Island, pp. 1342-1345
William Booth
Apples, Frogs, and Animal Rights, p. 1345
Constance Holden
A Spy Satellite for the Press?, pp. 1346-1348
Eliot Marshall
British Government Rekindles Debate on Embryo Research, p. 1348
David Dickson


Briefing
Gould's Laser Patents Advance in Court, p. 1349
E.M.
Radiation Dose Limits, p. 1349
D.D.
MIT Drops Plan to Buy Japanese Supercomputer, p. 1349
M.S.
Gallo to Stay at NIH--For Now, at Least, p. 1349
W.B.


Research News
Do Animals Read Minds, Tell Lies?, pp. 1350-1351
Roger Lewin
The Giant Arcs are Gravitational Mirages, pp. 1351-1352
M. Mitchell Waldrop
Role of Alzheimer's Protein is Tangled, pp. 1352-1353
Jean L. Marx


Laboratory Antarctica: Research Contributions to Global Problems, pp. 1361-1368
Gunter Weller; Charles R. Bentley; David H. Elliot; Louis J. Lanzerotti; Patrick J. Webber

Gas-Phase Polymerization: Ultraslow Chemistry, pp. 1368-1373
Howard Reiss

The Molecular Control of Blood Cell Development, pp. 1374-1379
Leo Sachs

Evidence for Divergent Plate-Boundary Characteristics and Crustal Spreading on Venus, pp. 1380-1385
James W. Head; L. S. Crumpler

Human Proto-Oncogene c-jun Encodes a DNA Binding Protein with Structural and Functional Properties of Transcription Factor AP-1, pp. 1386-1392
Dirk Bohmann; Timothy J. Bos; Arie Admon; Tetsuji Nishimura; Peter K. Vogt; Robert Tjian


Reports
Rotation and Solvation of Ammonium Ion, pp. 1393-1394
Charles L. Perrin; Robert K. Gipe
Assemblage of Ortho Cleavage Route for Simultaneous Degradation of Chloro- and Methylaromatics, pp. 1395-1398
F. Rojo; D. H. Pieper; K.-H. Engesser; H.-J. Knackmuss; K. N. Timmis
Fluvial Perturbance in the Western Amazon Basin: Regulation by Long-Term Sub-Andean Tectonics, pp. 1398-1401
Matti E. Räsänen; Jukka S. Salo; Risto J. Kalliola
Generation of a Hybrid Sequence-Specific Single-Stranded Deoxyribonuclease, pp. 1401-1403
D. R. Corey; P. G. Schultz
A Complete Mapping of the Proteins in the Small Ribosomal Subunit of Escherichia coli, pp. 1403-1406
M. S. Capel; D. M. Engelman; B. R. Freeborn; M. Kjeldgaard; J. A. Langer; V. Ramakrishnan; D. G. Schindler; D. K. Schneider; B. P. Schoenborn; I.-Y. Sillers; S. Yabuki; P. B. Moore
Decreased TRH Receptor mRNA Activity Precedes Homologous Downregulation: Assay in Oocytes, pp. 1406-1408
Yoram Oron; Richard E. Straub; Paula Traktman; Marvin C. Gershengorn
Epidermal Growth Factor-Dependent Transformation by a Human EGF Receptor Proto-Oncogene, pp. 1408-1410
Thierry J. Velu; Laura Beguinot; William C. Vass; Mark C. Willingham; Glenn T. Merlino; Ira Pastan; Douglas R. Lowy
The Gene for Familial Polyposis Coli Maps to the Long Arm of Chromosome 5, pp. 1411-1413
M. Leppert; M. Dobbs; P. Scambler; P. O'Connell; Y. Nakamura; D. Stauffer; S. Woodward; R. Burt; J. Hughes; E. Gardner; M. Lathrop; J. Wasmuth; J.-M. Lalouel; R. White
Bacteriophage M13 Procoat Protein Inserts into the Plasma Membrane as a Loop Structure, pp. 1413-1415
Andreas Kuhn
A Rapid Cold-Hardening Process in Insects, pp. 1415-1417
Richard E. Lee; Cheng-ping Chen; David L. Denlinger
Similarity of Cruzin, an Inhibitor of Trypanosoma cruzi Neuraminidase, to High-Density Lipoprotein, pp. 1417-1419
R. P. Prioli; J. M. Ordovas; I. Rosenberg; E. J. Schaefer; M. E. A. Pereira
Effect of Membrane Potential Changes on the Calcium Transient in Single Rat Cardiac Muscle Cells, pp. 1419-1423
Mark B. Cannell; Joshua R. Berlin; William J. Lederer


Technical Comments
Virus-Induced Increases in Plasma Corticosterone, pp. 1423-1424
Adrian J. Dunn; Marie Louise Powell; Jack M. Gaskin
Virus-Induced Increases in Plasma Corticosterone: Response, pp. 1424-1425
J. Edwin Blalock


AAAS News
Salaries of Scientists up Modestly, p. 1426
Eleanor L. Babco
Grants for Foreign Graduate Students to Attend AAAS Annual Meeting, p. 1426
Communications Workshops, pp. 1426-1427
1987 Board Election Results, p. 1427
New Exhibit Features Chemical Painting, p. 1427
Request for AAAS Travelers in Australia, p. 1427


Book Reviews
One Path from the Manhattan District, p. 1446
Making Weapons, Talking Peace
Herbert F. York
Review author[s]: Carl Kaysen
Nuclear Bravado, p. 1447
Nuclear Blackmall and Nuclear Balance
Richard K. Betts
Review author[s]: Warren H. Donnelly
Making Space Pay, pp. 1447-1448
Space Resources
John S. Lewis; Ruth A. Lewis
Review author[s]: Thomas B. McCord
Advances in Neurochemistry, pp. 1448-1449
Monitoring Neurotransmitter Release during Behavior
M. H. Joseph; M. Fillenz; I. A. MacDonald; G. A. Marsden
Neurochemical Analysis of the Conscious Brain
Robert D. Myers; Peter J. Knott
Review author[s]: Richard W. Keller; Michael J. Zigmond


Back Matter (34 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4831, Nov. 27, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4833, Dec. 11, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4833, Dec. 11, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4832, Dec. 4, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4834, Dec. 18, 1987


Front Matter (17 pp.)
University-Based Public Service, p. 1491
Russell G. Mawby


Letters
More on Chemical Carcinogenesis, p. 1493
Ernest W. Volkmann; R. L. Hall
Agricultural R & D, pp. 1493-1494
George Piazza; Lawrence P. Reynolds; A. A. Hanson
Agricultural R & D: Response, pp. 1494-1495
Don Holt
The Federal Deficit, pp. 1495-1496
Harold A. Rashkis; John Menkart; George W. Sutton
The Federal Deficit: Response, p. 1496
Robert Eisner
Facial Recognition Cells and Autism, pp. 1496-1497
John B. Fotheringham
Facial Recognition Cells and Austism: Response, p. 1497
Keith M. Kendrick; B. A. Baldwin
Transmission of AIDS Virus, p. 1497
Robert M. Dougherty; Cathy L. Castiglia
Confused Musician, p. 1497
Wolfgang E. Sterrer


Correction: Animal Regulations: So Far, So Good, p. 1497
Erratum: Why Do Women Live Longer than Men?, p. 1497


News & Comment
NATO Ponders its Nuclear Options, pp. 1498-1500
Colin Norman
Academy Helps Army be All that it can be, pp. 1501-1502
Constance Holden
Gossip and Peer Review at NSF, p. 1502
Eliot Marshall
Biotechnology's Stock Market Blues, pp. 1503-1504
Mark Crawford
Wyngaarden to Chair Biotech Council, pp. 1504-1505
Mark Crawford
EPA to Cut U.S. CFC Production to Protect Ozone in Stratosphere, p. 1505
Mark Crawford
Geographical Limit on Research Funds in Bill Seen as Swipe at Peer Review, p. 1506
John Walsh


Briefing
Applicants Deluge NSF, p. 1506
J.W.
President's AIDS Panel Issues First Report, p. 1506
W.B.


Research News
Capturing El Niño in Models, pp. 1507-1508
Richard A. Kerr
Domino Effect Invoked in Ice Age Extinctions, pp. 1509-1510
Roger Lewin
Animals Yield Clues to Huntington's Disease, pp. 1510-1511
Jean L. Marx
A New Window onto the Chemists' Big Bang, pp. 1512-1513
Roger Lewin
Gene Makeup a Surprise, p. 1513
Deborah M. Barnes


Low-Input Cropping for Acid Soils of the Humid Tropics, pp. 1521-1527
Pedro A. Sanchez; Jose R. Benites

Very High Energy Gamma-Ray Binary Stars, pp. 1528-1534
R. C. Lamb; T. C. Weekes

Wind-Driven Ocean Currents and Ekman Transport, pp. 1534-1538
James F. Price; Robert A. Weller; Rebecca R. Schudlich

The Approaching Era of the Tumor Suppressor Genes, pp. 1539-1545
George Klein

Reading Frame Selection and Transfer RNA Anticodon Loop Stacking, pp. 1545-1550
James F. Curran; Michael Yarus

Star Formation in W49A: Gravitational Collapse of the Molecular Cloud Core toward a Ring of Massive Stars, pp. 1550-1555
Wm. J. Welch; J. W. Dreher; J. M. Jackson; S. Terebey; S. N. Vogel


Reports
Rapid Change in the Symbolic Functioning of Very Young Children, pp. 1556-1557
Judy S. DeLoache
Oxygen Isotope Effect in High-Temperature Oxide Superconductors, pp. 1558-1560
Hans-Conrad Zur Loye; Kevin J. Leary; Steven W. Keller; William K. Ham; Tanya A. Faltens; James N. Michaels; Angelica M. Stacy
Spectrophotometry of Pluto-Charon Mutual Events: Individual Spectra of Pluto and Charon, pp. 1560-1563
S. R. Sawyer; E. S. Barker; A. L. Cochran; W. D. Cochran
Genetic Ablation: Targeted Expression of a Toxin Gene Causes Microphthalmia in Transgenic Mice, pp. 1563-1565
Martin L. Breitman; Susan Clapoff; Janet Rossant; Lap-Chee Tsui; L. Michael Glode; Ian H. Maxwell; Alan Bernstein
Similarity of Synthetic Peptide from Human Tumor to Parathyroid Hormone in vivo and in vitro, pp. 1566-1568
Noboru Horiuchi; Michael P. Caulfield; John E. Fisher; Mark E. Goldman; Roberta L. McKee; Jane E. Reagan; Jay J. Levy; Ruth F. Nutt; Sevgi B. Rodan; Timothy L. Schofield; Thomas L. Clemens; Michael Rosenblatt
Parathyroid Hormone-Related Protein of Malignancy: Active Synthetic Fragments, pp. 1568-1570
Bruce E. Kemp; Jane M. Moseley; Christine P. Rodda; Peter R. Ebeling; Richard E. H. Wettenhall; David Stapleton; Hannelore Diefenbach-Jagger; Fiona Ure; Valdo P. Michelangeli; Hollis A. Simmons; Lawrence G. Raisz; T. John Martin
Identification of the Iron-Responsive Element for the Translational Regulation of Human Ferritin mRNA, pp. 1570-1573
Matthias W. Hentze; S. Wright Caughman; Tracey A. Rouault; Javier G. Barriocanal; Andrew Dancis; Joe B. Harford; Richard D. Klausner
Phagocytosis of Candida albicans Enhances Malignant Behavior of Murine Tumor Cells, pp. 1573-1575
Isaac Ginsburg; Suzanne E. G. Fligiel; Robin G. Kunkel; Bruce L. Riser; James Varani
Activation of the HIV-1 LTR by T Cell Mitogens and the Trans-Activator Protein of HTLV-I, pp. 1575-1578
Miriam Siekevitz; Steven F. Josephs; Mitchell Dukovich; Nancy Peffer; Flossie Wong-Staal; Warner C. Greene
Identification of Nuclear Receptors for VIP on a Human Colonic Adenocarcinoma Cell Line, pp. 1578-1581
M. Bishr Omary; Martin F. Kagnoff
HTLV-V: A New Human Retrovirus Isolated in a Tac-Negative T Cell Lymphoma/Leukemia, pp. 1581-1583
Vittorio Manzari; Angela Gismondi; Giovanni Barillari; Stefania Morrone; Andrea Modesti; Loredana Albonici; Laura De Marchis; Vito Fazio; Angela Gradilone; Massimo Zani; Luigi Frati; Angela Santoni


Technical Comments
Antigenicity of Myohemerythrin, p. 1584
Jiri Novotny; Robert E. Bruccoleri; William D. Carlson; Mark Handschumacher; Edgar Haber
Antigenicity of Myohemerythrin: Response, pp. 1584-1586
H. Mario Geysen; Stuart J. Rodda; Tom J. Mason; John A. Tainer; Hannah Alexander; Elizabeth D. Getzoff; Richard A. Lerner
Do 15 Million Cat Neurons Mediate the Memory of a Circle and a Star?, pp. 1586-1587
Fernando Nottebohm; Heather Williams; Donald L. McEachron; C. R. Gallistel; Peter J. Hand
Do 15 Million Cat Neurons Mediate the Memory of a Circle and a Star?: Response, pp. 1587-1588
E. Roy John; Y. Tang; A. B. Brill; R. Young; K. Ono


Book Reviews
Persistent Specter, p. 1589
The Dread Disease
James T. Patterson
Review author[s]: Clarence G. Lasby
Arms Control in Space, pp. 1589-1590
Space and National Security
Paul B. Stares
Review author[s]: Gerald L. Epstein
Avian Sociobiology, pp. 1590-1591
Population Ecology of the Cooperatively Breeding Acorn Woodpecker
Walter D. Koenig; Ronald L. Mumme
Review author[s]: Charles R. Brown
A Social Insect, pp. 1591-1592
The Biology of the Honey Bee
Mark L. Winston
Review author[s]: John B. Free
Animal Relations, pp. 1592-1593
Kin Recognition in Animals
David J. C. Fletcher; Charles D. Michener
Review author[s]: George J. Gamboa


Back Matter (30 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4832, Dec. 4, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4834, Dec. 18, 1987



©2000-2007 JSTOR

Science, New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4834, Dec. 18, 1987


Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4833, Dec. 11, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 239, No. 4835, Jan. 1, 1988


Volume Information (10 pp.)
Front Matter (17 pp.)
Soviet Science and Technology at the Boston Meeting, p. 1631
Alvin W. Trivelpiece


Letters
Paleolithic Diet, Evolution, and Carcinogens, pp. 1633-1634
Devra Lee Davis
Paleolithic Diet, Evolution, and Carcinogens: Response, p. 1634
Bruce N. Ames; Lois Swirsky Gold
Definition Required, pp. 1634-1635
Robert A. Stairs
California's Proposition 65: A Reply, p. 1635
Steven A. Book
Cholesterol Guidelines, p. 1635
Robert E. Olson
Liability Insurance and Litigation, pp. 1635-1636
Robert M. Hayden
Liability Insurance and Litigation: Response, pp. 1636-1637
Peter W. Huber
Development in the Guinea Savanna, pp. 1637-1638
A. Endre Nyerges
The Cognitive Unconscious, p. 1638
Van Rensselaer Potter; John S. Kafka
The Cognitive Unconscious: Response, p. 1638
John F. Kihlstrom


Erratum: New Questions about AIDS Test Accuracy, p. 1638


News & Comment
Adapting to Pork-Barrel Science, pp. 1639-1640
John Walsh
A Matter of Time, pp. 1641-1643
Eliot Marshall
Maxwell May Back Gallo, p. 1643
Barbara J. Culliton
Soviets Pin Economic Hopes on Technology, p. 1644
Mark Crawford
Europe in Space: The Program is in French, pp. 1645-1646
David Dickson
Is Alcoholism a Disease?, p. 1647
Constance Holden


Briefing
Protests Nix Plan to Orbit a Ring of Light, p. 1648
D.D.
Soviets Test Monsanto's Milk Production Hormone, p. 1648
M.C.
NASA Denied Access to DOE Laser Fusion Data, p. 1648
M.C.
NIMH Gets New Director, p. 1648
C.H.
European Southern Observatory, p. 1648
D.D.


Research News
Atomic Bomb Doses Reassessed, pp. 1649-1651
Leslie Roberts
Broad Attack Launched on the Nervous System, pp. 1651-1653
Deborah M. Barnes
Insect Viruses Invade Biotechnology, p. 1653
Barbara R. Jasny
Tower Study Hints at a ``Sixth Force'', pp. 1654-1655
Monte Basgall
Superconductor's Critical Current at a New High, pp. 1655-1656
M. Mitchell Waldrop


Association Affairs
Walter E. Massey: President-Elect of AAAS, pp. 1657-1658
Norman M. Bradburn; David Rosen


A Weakness in Process Technology, pp. 1659-1663
Lester C. Thurow

Ceramics by the Solution-Sol-Gel Route, pp. 1664-1669
Rustum Roy

Does Ammonia Hydrogen Bond?, pp. 1670-1674
David D. Nelson; Gerald T. Fraser; William Klemperer

Determination of Anteroposterior Polarity in Drosophila, pp. 1675-1681
Christiane Nüsslein-Volhard; Hans Georg Frohnhöfer; Ruth Lehmann

Identification of the Human U7 snRNP as One of Several Factors Involved in the 3 End Maturation of Histone Premessenger RNA's, pp. 1682-1687
Kimberly L. Mowry; Joan A. Steitz

Genetic Reconstitution of Functional Acetylcholine Receptor Channels in Mouse Fibroblasts, pp. 1688-1694
Toni Claudio; W. N. Green; Deborah S. Hartman; Deborah Hayden; Henry L. Paulson; F. J. Sigworth; Steven M. Sine; Anne Swedlund


Reports
Direct Observation of Dissociated Dislocations in Garnet, pp. 1695-1697
F. M. Allen; B. K. Smith; P. R. Buseck
Horizontal Plate Motion: A Key Allocyclic Factor in the Evolution of the Great Barrier Reef, pp. 1697-1700
P. J. Davies; P. A. Symonds; D. A. Feary; C. J. Pigram
Quantitative Three-Dimensional Optical Tomographic Imaging of Supersonic Flows, pp. 1700-1702
Gregory W. Faris; Robert L. Byer
Was Venus Wet? Deuterium Reconsidered, pp. 1702-1704
David H. Grinspoon
Blocking of HIV-1 Infectivity by a Soluble, Secreted Form of the CD4 Antigen, pp. 1704-1707
Douglas H. Smith; Randal A. Byrn; Scot A. Marsters; Timothy Gregory; Jerome E. Groopman; Daniel J. Capon
Three-Dimensional Structure of Interleukin-2, pp. 1707-1709
Barbara J. Brandhuber; Tom Boone; William C. Kenney; David B. McKay
Stimulation of Heterotrophic Microplankton Production by Resuspended Marine Sediments, pp. 1710-1712
Sam C. Wainright
Quantal Release of Transmitter is not Associated with Channel Opening on the Neuronal Membrane, pp. 1712-1713
Steven H. Young; Ida Chow
The Structure of Sister Minichromosome DNA before Anaphase in Saccharomyces cerevisiae, pp. 1713-1716
Douglas Koshland; Leland H. Hartwell
Intracellular Topography of Rhodopsin Bleaching, pp. 1716-1717
Clint L. Makino; Louis N. Howard; Theodore P. Williams
A Novel Putative Tyrosine Kinase Receptor Encoded by the eph Gene, pp. 1717-1720
Hisamaru Hirai; Yoshiro Maru; Koichi Hagiwara; Junji Nishida; Fumimaro Takaku
Sodium-Calcium Exchange in Heart: Membrane Currents and Changes in [Ca 2+ ] i, pp. 1720-1722
L. Barcenas-Ruiz; D. J. Beuckelmann; W. G. Wier
Structure of a Psoralen Cross-Linked DNA in Solution by Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, pp. 1722-1725
Milan T. Tomic; David E. Wemmer; Sung-Hou Kim
Protein Kinase C Contains a Pseudosubstrate Prototope in its Regulatory Domain, pp. 1726-1728
Colin House; Bruce E. Kemp


Technical Comments
The Cerebellum and Memory Storage, pp. 1728-1729
James R. Bloedel
The Cerebellum and Memory Storage: Response, pp. 1729-1730
Richard F. Thompson
Monoclonal Antibodies as Phylogenetic Labels, pp. 1730-1731
Charles M. Fair
Monoclonal Antibodies as Phylogenetic Labels: Response, p. 1731
Susan Hockfield
Color Vision and the Retinex Theory, pp. 1731-1732
Richard A. Young
Color Vision and the Retinex Theory: Response, p. 1732


Book Reviews
Family Affairs, pp. 1738-1739
Domestic Tyranny
Elizabeth Pleck
Review author[s]: Nancy Tomes
A Brief Arousal, pp. 1739-1740
Beyond the Laboratory
Peter J. Kuznick
Review author[s]: David Joravsky
Rapid Radio Emissions, pp. 1740-1741
Superluminal Radio Sources
J. Anton Zensus; Timothy J. Pearson
Review author[s]: Derek Wills
Retinal Function, p. 1741
The Retina
John E. Dowling
Review author[s]: Robert Shapley
Behavioral Evolution, pp. 1741-1742
Evolutionary Genetics of Invertebrate Behavior
Milton Davis Huettel
Review author[s]: Michael J. Wade


Back Matter (25 pp.)

Previous Issue: New Series, Vol. 238, No. 4833, Dec. 11, 1987
Next Issue: New Series, Vol. 239, No. 4835, Jan. 1, 1988



©2000-2007 JSTOR