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24 January 1980 Vol 283 No 5745 pp319-414
Opinion
News
News in Brief
Features
Correspondence
News and Views
Review
Articles
Letters
Matters Arising
Book Reviews

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Opinion
Curing Europe's biological death-wish 319
doi:10.1038/283319a0
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Regulators loosen up on carcinogen standards 320
Labour unions and the chemical industry have locked the US Occupational Safety and Health Administration in a dispute over translating carcinogenicity data into appropriate regulatory controls. David Dickson reports
doi:10.1038/283320a0
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News
US to announce $700 million ocean-drilling research programme 321
In a unique experiment in cooperation with private industry, writes David Dickson, the US government and leading oil companies are about to announce plans for sharing the costs of a 10-year research programme to investigate the Earth's continent margins
doi:10.1038/283321a0
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Soviet Union: Science planners and the Press tackle the 'two cultures' 322
Vera Rich
doi:10.1038/283322a0
PDF (136K)
Laser fusion project to be halted? 322
doi:10.1038/283322b0
PDF (136K)
Switzerland: Engineered E. coli produce interferon 323
Peter Newmark
doi:10.1038/283323a0
PDF (134K)
United States: Registration proposed for private DNA research 323
David Dickson
doi:10.1038/283323b0
PDF (134K)
United Kingdom: Biotechnology report urges �10 million programme "to match competitors" 324
A MAJOR report on biotechnology in Britain — not yet published but made available to Nature — calls for a rapid increase in investment to build a competitive industry. It says the "customer-contractor" principle should be scrapped for biotechnology, where the border-lines between basic and applied research are grey. The report is a first draft — though unlikely to be substantially altered — from a seven-man working party set up early last year under Dr Alfred Spinks, a former research director of Imperial Chemical Industries. Robert Walgate reviews its hard-hitting and interventionist recommendations.
doi:10.1038/283324a0
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National Collection of Yeast Cultures threatened 325
doi:10.1038/283325a0
PDF (199K)
News in Brief
Europe's biotechnology programme one step nearer 326
doi:10.1038/283326a0
PDF (136K)
IAEA to hold closed nuclear safety conference 326
doi:10.1038/283326b0
PDF (136K)
Academy report calls for orderly energy transition 326
doi:10.1038/283326c0
PDF (136K)
New head for US Atmospheric Research Center 326
doi:10.1038/283326d0
PDF (136K)
Defector details NATO first nuclear strike plans 326
doi:10.1038/283326e0
PDF (136K)
French police break up researchers protest 326
doi:10.1038/283326f0
PDF (136K)
United Nations University delegation visits USSR 326
doi:10.1038/283326g0
PDF (136K)
Features
Middle East brain drain switches back from the West 327
The brain drain of scientists from the poorer countries of the Middle East has switched from the industrialised West to the oil-rich countries of the region. And some countries are running successful schemes to attract expatriate scientists back. Ziauddin Sardar reports
doi:10.1038/283327a0
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Institut Pasteur seeks out industrial support 328
François Jacob wants industry's money for fundamental biology — but not its control. A Nobel laureate for his work on the lac operon (he shared the prize with Jaques Monod), he is head of the cellular genetics unit in the department of molecular biology, Institut Pasteur in Paris. He spoke with Robert Walgate
doi:10.1038/283328a0
PDF (349K)
Correspondence
Clerk-Maxwell centenary 330
G. H. KESWANI
doi:10.1038/283330a0
PDF (170K)
Dioxin detection 330
WARREN B. CRUMMETT
doi:10.1038/283330b0
PDF (170K)
Closed universities better than "sophistry centres" 330
ROY BALLARD
doi:10.1038/283330c0
PDF (170K)
Iranian terrorists 330
S.V. VAECK SC
doi:10.1038/283330d0
PDF (170K)
Islamic science 330
J. M. GOLDSCHVARTZ
doi:10.1038/283330e0
PDF (170K)
News and Views
Dust grain orbits in the Solar System 331
David W. Hughes
doi:10.1038/283331a0
PDF (263K)
The life of a B lymphocyte 332
Miranda Robertson
doi:10.1038/283332a0
References | PDF (289K)
100 years ago 333
doi:10.1038/283333a0
PDF (144K)
Exposure to lead in childhood: the persisting effects 334
M.R. Moore
doi:10.1038/283334a0
References | PDF (315K)
Body temperature, activity and energy costs 335
R.D. Martin
doi:10.1038/283335a0
PDF (314K)
Switchboards and folds 336
P.D. Calvert
doi:10.1038/283336a0
PDF (151K)
Review Article
Thermal X-ray emission from neutron stars 337
David J. Helfand, Gary A. Chanan & R. Novick
doi:10.1038/283337a0
Abstract & References | PDF (869K)
Articles
Reactivation of basement faults and crustal shortening in orogenic belts 343
J. A. Jackson
doi:10.1038/283343a0
Abstract & References | PDF (570K)
Lateral mobility in reconstituted membranes—comparisons with diffusion in polymers 346
Melvin Schindler, M. J. Osborn & Dennis E. Koppel
doi:10.1038/283346a0
Abstract & References | PDF (834K)
The role of gene deletion in the immunoglobulin heavy chain switch 351
T. H. Rabbitts, A. Forster, W. Dunnick & D. L. Bentley
doi:10.1038/283351a0
Abstract & References | PDF (851K)
Letters
Radio emission from radio-quiet quasars 357
J. J. Condon, S. L. O'Dell, J. J. Puschell & W. A. Stein
doi:10.1038/283357a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (232K)
A new mode of X-ray bursts from MXB1730−335 358
H. Inoue, K. Koyama, K. Makishima, M. Matsuoka, T. Murakami, M. Oda, Y. Ogawara, T. Ohashi, N. Shibazaki, Y. Tanaka, Y. Tawara, I. Kondo, S. Hayakawa, H. Kunieda, F. Makino, K. Masai, F. Nagase, S. Miyamoto, H. Tsunemi & K. Yamashita
doi:10.1038/283358a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (297K)
Neutral 14N in the interstellar medium 360
A. A. Konovalenko & L. G. Sodin
doi:10.1038/283360a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (208K)
Catalytic combustion in a tube with electrical discharge: preliminary measurements of augmented reaction rates 362
F. A. Kulacki & S. Boriah
doi:10.1038/283362a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (316K)
Seasonal change in the flux of organic carbon to the deep Sargasso Sea 364
W. G. Deuser & E. H. Ross
doi:10.1038/283364a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (238K)
Direct measurement of the attenuation of ocean waves by pack ice 365
Vernon A. Squire & Stuart C. Moore
doi:10.1038/283365a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (363K)
KBS Tuff dating and geochronology of tuffaceous sediments in the Koobi Fora and Shungura Formations, East Africa 368
R. E. Drake, G. H. Curtis, T. E. Cerling, B. W. Cerling & J. Hampel
doi:10.1038/283368a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (516K)
Wind velocities determined from the surface textures of sand grains 372
David Krinsley & William Wellendorf
doi:10.1038/283372a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (252K)
Why do Bedouins wear black robes in hot deserts? 373
Amiram Shkolnik, C. Richard Taylor, Virginia Finch & Arieh Borut
doi:10.1038/283373a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (443K)
Data from kinships of monozygotic twins indicate maternal effects on verbal intelligence 375
Richard J. Rose, Joann A. Boughman, Linda A. Corey, Walter E. Nance, Joe C. Christian & Ke Won Kang
doi:10.1038/283375a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (474K)
Distracting information, motor performance and sex differences 377
Judith I. Laszlo, Phillip J. Bairstow, Gary R. Ward & Hudson Bancroft
doi:10.1038/283377a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (248K)
Origin of the mammal-like reptiles 378
T. S. Kemp
doi:10.1038/283378a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (389K)
Juvenile ceratopsians from Mongolia—the smallest known dinosaur specimens 380
Walter P. Coombs Jr
doi:10.1038/283380a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (275K)
Male and female visual neurones in dipterous insects 381
N. J. Strausfeld
doi:10.1038/283381a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (456K)
Feeding behaviour of tsetse flies infected with salivarian trypanosomes 383
L. Jenni, D. H. Molyneux, J. L. Livesey & R. Galun
doi:10.1038/283383a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (427K)
Larval hatching from vitellogenin-deficient eggs developed in male hosts of the silkworm 385
Okitsugu Yamashita & Ken Irie
doi:10.1038/283385a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (424K)
Noradrenaline and cyclic AMP—independent growth stimulation in newt limb blastemata 387
Michel P. Rathbone, Jeannine Petri, Alfred F. Choo, David M. Logan, Robert L. Carlone & John E. Foret
doi:10.1038/283387a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (260K)
Cigarette smoke-induced DNA damage and lung cancer risks 388
J. M. Hopkin & H. J. Evans
doi:10.1038/283388a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (299K)
Peptide-containing neurones connect the two ganglionated plexuses of the enteric nervous system 391
Kristjan R. Jessen, Julia M. Polak, Susan Van Noorden, Stephen R. Bloom & Geoffrey Burnstock
doi:10.1038/283391a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (522K)
Substance P increases membrane conductance in parotid acinar cells 393
D. V. Gallacher & O. H. Petersen
doi:10.1038/283393a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (361K)
Dual action of ototoxic antibiotics on sensory hair cells 395
Alfons B. A. Kroese & Joep van den Bercken
doi:10.1038/283395a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (369K)
Hypolipidaemic hepatic peroxisome proliferators form a novel class of chemical carcinogens 397
J. K. Reddy, D. L. Azarnoff & C. E. Hignite
doi:10.1038/283397a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (370K)
Viroid synthesis: the question of inhibition by actinomycin D 399
L. K. Grill & J. S. Semancik
doi:10.1038/283399a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (326K)
Immune and virus-induced interferons may activate cells by different derepressional mechanisms 400
F. Dianzani, M. Zucca, A. Scupham & J. A. Georgiades
doi:10.1038/283400a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (427K)
Thymic nurse cells—Ia-bearing epithelium involved in T-lymphocyte differentiation? 402
Hartmut Wekerle & Uwe-Peter Ketelsen
doi:10.1038/283402a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (599K)
Production of alloreactive T-cell lymphomas 404
C.G. Fathman & I.L. Weissman
doi:10.1038/283404a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (729K)
Common pathways of interferon and hormonal action 406
J. Edwin Blalock & James D. Stanton
doi:10.1038/283406a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (362K)
Corrigendum 408
doi:10.1038/283408a0
PDF (105K)
Errata 408
doi:10.1038/283408b0
PDF (105K)
Matters Arising
Reevaluation of mitosis in the red alga Porphyridium purpureum  409
KATHLEEN L. SCHORNSTEIN & JOE SCOTT
doi:10.1038/283409a0
References | PDF (481K)
Reevaluation of mitosis in the red alga Porphyridium purpureum (reply) 410
R. BRONCHART & V. DEMOULIN
doi:10.1038/283410a0
References | PDF (138K)
Cancers and the immune system 410
A. M. SETWART & G. W. KNEALE
doi:10.1038/283410b0
References | PDF (138K)
Cancers and the immune system (reply) 410
GUY DE-TÉ & ANTON GESER
doi:10.1038/283410c0
References | PDF (138K)
Book Reviews
Impact of microelectronics 411
Andrew Holmes-Siedle reviews The Future with Microelectronics  By  Iann Barron & Ray Curnow
doi:10.1038/283411a0
PDF (258K)
Ageing research 412
I. Davies reviews The Biology of Senescence  Third edition. By  A. Comfort
doi:10.1038/283412a0
PDF (132K)
Basic physics of X-ray spectroscopy 412
D.S. Urch reviews X-Ray Spectroscopy: An Introduction  By  B.K. Agarwal
doi:10.1038/283412b0
PDF (132K)
Soluble cell products in the immune response 413
Anne S. Hamblin reviews Biology of the Lymphokines  Edited by  S. Cohen, E. Pick & J.J. Oppenheim
doi:10.1038/283413a0
PDF (135K)
Simple qualitative molecular orbital theory 413
Anthony Stone reviews Molecular Structure and Bonding: The Qualitative Molecular Orbital Approach  By  B. M. Gimarc
doi:10.1038/283413b0
PDF (135K)
Blood-brain barrier 414
Stanley I. Rapoport reviews The Concept of a Blood-Brain Barrier  By  Michael Bradbury
doi:10.1038/283414a0
PDF (139K)
Birdwatching postscript 414
C.M. Perrins reviews The Mitchell-Beazley Birdwatchers' Pocket Guide  By  Peter Hayman
doi:10.1038/283414b0
PDF (139K)
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