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17 May 1984 Vol 309 No 5965 pp195-292
Opinion
News
Correspondence
Commentaries
News and Views
Review
Articles
Letters to Nature
Matters Arising
Book Reviews
Books Received

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Opinion
New chance for East-West talks 195
The Soviet proposals put at Stockholm last week have been too quickly dismissed in the West as an old recipe for arms control. That they may be, but why not talk about them?          
doi:10.1038/309195a0
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Star wars unworkable 196
President Reagan's best friends should tell him that his star-wars scenario is an illusion.
doi:10.1038/309196a0
PDF (151K)
News
British Technology Group: Commons committee shows no mercy 197
doi:10.1038/309197a0
PDF (139K)
British universities: Tenure principle to be trimmed 197
doi:10.1038/309197b0
PDF (139K)
Japanese computers: Fifth-generation machines here 198
Alun Anderson
doi:10.1038/309198a0
PDF (138K)
Logic and language for the new generation 198
Alun Anderson
doi:10.1038/309198b0
PDF (138K)
Nuclear test fallout: 1: US Government arraigned 199
Stephen Budiansky
doi:10.1038/309199a0
PDF (136K)
Government veto for Warsaw rector 199
Vera Rich
doi:10.1038/309199b0
PDF (136K)
Nuclear test fallout: 2: Claim and counter-claim 199
Jeffrey Sellar
doi:10.1038/309199c0
PDF (136K)
Biochemistry in Japan: Applying fundamentals 200
Alun Anderson
doi:10.1038/309200a0
PDF (145K)
Molecular sequences: UK community seeks access 200
Tim Beardsley
doi:10.1038/309200b0
PDF (145K)
Peace protests: Soviet missiles unwelcome 201
Vera Rich
doi:10.1038/309201a0
PDF (143K)
Toxic chemicals: UK guidelines a compromise 201
Tim Beardsley
doi:10.1038/309201b0
PDF (143K)
Modest ecological disaster discussed 201
Stephen Budiansky
doi:10.1038/309201c0
PDF (143K)
Computerized dictionary: English language quantified 202
doi:10.1038/309202a0
PDF (216K)
Nuclear power: UK peers give Europe advice 202
Tim Beardsley
doi:10.1038/309202b0
PDF (216K)
AFRC cuts meet disapproval 202
Tim Beardsley
doi:10.1038/309202c0
PDF (216K)
Correspondence
Nuclear war models 203
VALMORE C. LAMARCHE JR & KATHERINE K. HIRSCHBOECK
doi:10.1038/309203a0
PDF (146K)
Lie detector lies 203
G. H. TOULMIN
doi:10.1038/309203b0
References | PDF (146K)
Crater dated 203
STEPHEN R. SUTTON
doi:10.1038/309203c0
References | PDF (146K)
Tropical ecology research 204
N. H. AYODELE COLE
doi:10.1038/309204a0
PDF (106K)
Classic errors 204
MARTIN PULBROOK
doi:10.1038/309204b0
PDF (106K)
Commentary
Yellow rain — a palynological analysis 205
Yellow rain, purported to be an agent of toxin warfare in South-East Asia, contains a high percentage of pollen. Analysis of this pollen in yellow rain samples suggests that they are the faeces of honey bees.
Joan W. Nowicke & Matthew Meselson
doi:10.1038/309205a0
References | PDF (322K)
News and Views
Natural history of yellow rain 207
The discovery that some of the yellow rain falling from the sky in South-East Asia is the excrement of bees, first dismissed as impropriety, must now be taken seriously.
John Maddox
doi:10.1038/309207a0
PDF (138K)
Human evolution: A gathering of our ancestors 208
Bernard Wood
doi:10.1038/309208a0
PDF (147K)
Cell biology: Epidermal growth factor receptor—yet another domain? 209
Shelley Earp
doi:10.1038/309209a0
References | PDF (285K)
Retinitis pigmentosa: Progress in sight 210
Miranda Robertson
doi:10.1038/309210a0
References | PDF (146K)
Archaeology: The decline of Rome to a fast-food empire 211
Richard Hodges
doi:10.1038/309211a0
References | PDF (161K)
Oceanology: Storms in the abyss 212
P. F. Friend
doi:10.1038/309212a0
PDF (129K)
Colour vision: Direct recordings from the cone cells of a primate 212
J. D. Mollon
doi:10.1038/309212b0
References | PDF (271K)
Molecular biology: Anatomy of hypersensitive sites 213
Sarah C. R. Elgin
doi:10.1038/309213a0
References | PDF (276K)
Archaeological dating: New method for bricks? 214
E. T. Hall
doi:10.1038/309214a0
References | PDF (133K)
Fractals: Aggregationism 214
doi:10.1038/309214b0
PDF (133K)
Review Article
Role of RecA protein spiral filaments in genetic recombination 215
Paul Howard-Flanders, Stephen C. West & Andrzej Stasiak
doi:10.1038/309215a0
Abstract & References | PDF (1,100K)
Articles
Sedimentation under deep-sea storms 220
C. D. Hollister & I. N. McCave
doi:10.1038/309220a0
Abstract & References | PDF (926K)
Fractal growth of copper electrodeposits 225
R. M. Brady & R. C. Ball
doi:10.1038/309225a0
Abstract & References | PDF (483K)
Two protein-binding sites in chromatin implicated in the activation of heat-shock genes 229
Carl Wu
doi:10.1038/309229a0
Abstract & References | PDF (984K)
Letters
Two types of binary radio pulsars with different evolutionary histories 235
E. P. J. van den Heuvel & R. E. Taam
doi:10.1038/309235a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (370K)
Cosmic dust collection by the capture cell technique on the Space Shuttle 237
J. A. M. McDonnell, W. C. Carey & D. G. Dixon
doi:10.1038/309237a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (524K)
Proposed structures for poorly characterized phases in C2M carbonaceous chondrite meteorites 240
Ian D. R. Mackinnon & Michael E. Zolensky
doi:10.1038/309240a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (455K)
Does the photochemistry of the troposphere admit more than one steady state? 242
Warren H. White & David Dietz
doi:10.1038/309242a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (342K)
Synthesis of marine humic substances from unsaturated lipids 244
G. R. Harvey, D. A. Boran, S. R. Piotrowicz & C. P. Weisel
doi:10.1038/309244a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (319K)
Ciliated protozoa associated with oceanic sinking detritus 246
Mary Wilcox Silver, Marcia M. Gowing, David C. Brownlee & John O. Corliss
doi:10.1038/309246a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (333K)
Remote telemetry of daily vertical and horizontal movement of Nautilus in Palau 248
Peter Ward, Bruce Carlson, Michael Weekly & Brian Brumbaugh
doi:10.1038/309248a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (259K)
Gradual phyletic evolution at the generic level in early Eocene omomyid primates 250
Kenneth D. Rose & Thomas M. Bown
doi:10.1038/309250a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (403K)
Close genetic linkage between X-linked retinitis pigmentosa and a restriction fragment length polymorphism identified by recombinant DNA probe L1.28 253
S. S. Bhattacharya, A. F. Wright, J. F. Clayton, W. H. Price, C. I. Phillips, C. M. E. McKeown, M. Jay, A. C. Bird, P. L. Pearson, E. M. Southern & H. J. Evans
doi:10.1038/309253a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (316K)
Formation of germ-line chimaeras from embryo-derived teratocarcinoma cell lines 255
Allan Bradley, Martin Evans, Matthew H. Kaufman & Elizabeth Robertson
doi:10.1038/309255a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (310K)
Spinal opiates affect sexual behaviour in rats 257
Z. Wiesenfeld-Hallin & P. Södersten
doi:10.1038/309257a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (295K)
A vasopressin-like peptide in the mammalian sympathetic nervous system 258
Michael R. Hanley, Hilary P. Benton, Stafford L. Lightman, Kathryn Todd, Elisabeth A. Bone, Pamela Fretten, Susan Palmer, Christopher J. Kirk & Robert H. Michell
doi:10.1038/309258a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (567K)
Voltage-dependent block by Mg2+ of NMDA responses in spinal cord neurones 261
Mark L. Mayer, Gary L. Westbrook & Peter B. Guthrie
doi:10.1038/309261a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (445K)
Spectral sensitivity of single cones in the retina of Macaca fascicularis  264
B. J. Nunn, J. L. Schnapf & D. A. Baylor
doi:10.1038/309264a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (303K)
Localized Ca2+and calcium-activated potassium conductances in terminals of a barnacle photoreceptor 266
N. Stockbridge & W. N. Ross
doi:10.1038/309266a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (477K)
Light-dependent calcium release from photoreceptors measured by laser micro-mass analysis 268
Walter H. Schröder & Gordon L. Fain
doi:10.1038/309268a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (387K)
ATP-stimulated interaction between epidermal growth factor receptor and supercoiled DNA 270
B. Mroczkowski, G. Mosig & S. Cohen
doi:10.1038/309270a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (583K)
Activation of cellular gene by mouse mammary tumour virus may occur early in mammary tumour development 273
Gordon Peters, Audrey E. Lee & Clive Dickson
doi:10.1038/309273a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (537K)
Long terminal repeats of human T-cell leukaemia virus II genome determine target cell specificity 276
Irvin S. Y. Chen, Jami McLaughlin & David W. Golde
doi:10.1038/309276a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (541K)
Domain interactions of H−2 class I antigens alter cytotoxic T-cell recognition sites 279
H. Allen, D. Wraith, P. Pala, B. Askonas & R. A. Flavell
doi:10.1038/309279a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (327K)
Two mechanisms of expression of a predominant variant antigen gene of Trypanosoma brucei  282
Peter Myler, Richard G. Nelson, Nina Agabian & Kenneth Stuart
doi:10.1038/309282a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (437K)
Matters Arising
DNA variation and evolution 285
JOHN A. BARRETT
doi:10.1038/309285a0
References | PDF (134K)
DNA variation and evolution (reply) 285
S. D. FERRIS, R. D. SAGE & A. C. WILSON
doi:10.1038/309285b0
References | PDF (244K)
DNA variation and evolution (reply) 286
E. S. COEN, J. M. THODAY & G. A. DOVER
doi:10.1038/309286a0
References | PDF (116K)
100 Hz is not the upper limit of synchronous muscle contraction 286
DAVID YOUNG & ROBERT K. JOSEPHSON
doi:10.1038/309286b0
References | PDF (231K)
Encephalization in Proconsul africanus  287
WALTER LEUTENEGGER
doi:10.1038/309287a0
References | PDF (120K)
Encephalization in Proconsul africanus (reply) 287
RICHARD SMITH & ALAN WALKER
doi:10.1038/309287b0
References | PDF (377K)
Encephalization in Proconsul africanus  288
ROBERTO PATARCA & WILLIAM A. HASELTINE
doi:10.1038/309288a0
References | PDF (259K)
Book Reviews
Primatology by numbers 289
Bernard Wood reviews The Order of Man: A Biomathematical Anatomy of the Primates.  By  Charles Oxnard
doi:10.1038/309289a0
PDF (313K)
Vandalized space 290
Ian G. Halliday reviews Quarks, Gluons and Lattices.  By  M. Creutz
doi:10.1038/309290a0
PDF (170K)
Focus on fleas 291
Harry Hoogstraal reviews The Rothschild Collection of Fleas: The Ceratophyllidae.  By  Robert Traub, Miriam Rothschild & John Haddow
doi:10.1038/309291a0
PDF (142K)
Policy for science 291
Harvey Brooks reviews Science in Government: A Review of the Principles and Practice of Science Policy.  By  J. Ronayne
doi:10.1038/309291b0
PDF (144K)
Books Received
Books Received 292
doi:10.1038/309292a0
PDF (153K)
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