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5 December 1985 Vol 318 No 6045 pp397-494
Opinion
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Scientific Correspondence
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Opinion
Last high-noon for UNESCO 397
The British government seems determined to pull out of UNESCO. Here is a last-minute plea that it should change its mind. But UNESCO's problems will remain.
doi:10.1038/318397a0
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Changing of the guard 397
The Royal Society has a new president, but it may also need a new policy.
doi:10.1038/318397b0
PDF (265K)
Broadcasting in chaos 398
The British government has encouraged a sense of being mean that now extends to the BBC.
doi:10.1038/318398a0
PDF (145K)
News
Apartheid in science: Crunch still ahead for archaeology congress 399
doi:10.1038/318399a0
PDF (141K)
Keyworth resigns as US science adviser 399
Tim Beardsley
doi:10.1038/318399b0
PDF (141K)
French research: Salomon speaks out (unpublished) 400
Robert Walgate
doi:10.1038/318400a0
PDF (448K)
Cancer research: Ludwig branch lab to close 400
Maxine Clarke
doi:10.1038/318400b0
PDF (448K)
Embryo research: West German rules proposed 401
Jürgen Neffe
doi:10.1038/318401a0
PDF (143K)
UK money for AIDS 401
Maxine Clarke
doi:10.1038/318401b0
PDF (143K)
Danube dams: Austria takes responsibility 401
Vera Rich
doi:10.1038/318401c0
PDF (143K)
Polish universities: Government launches purge 402
Vera Rich
doi:10.1038/318402a0
PDF (137K)
One US−Soviet pact 402
Tim Beardsley
doi:10.1038/318402b0
PDF (137K)
Max Planck Gesellschaft: More cheer for Eureka than SDI 402
Jürgen Neffe
doi:10.1038/318402c0
PDF (137K)
Planetary exploration: US Mars lobby gathers strength 403
Tim Beardsley
doi:10.1038/318403a0
PDF (131K)
Parallel computers: GE aims at super-array contract 403
Bill Johnstone
doi:10.1038/318403b0
PDF (131K)
Remote sensing: France puts trust in SPOT 403
Robert Walgate
doi:10.1038/318403c0
PDF (131K)
Japanese nuclear power: Straining at the US leash 404
David Swinbanks
doi:10.1038/318404a0
PDF (139K)
Soviet refusniks: French scholarship in absentia  404
Vera Rich
doi:10.1038/318404b0
PDF (139K)
Soviet seismology: Tajikstan earthquake reveals flaw 405
Vera Rich
doi:10.1038/318405a0
PDF (137K)
Japan in chaos: Radical attacks halt railways 405
Alun Anderson
doi:10.1038/318405b0
PDF (137K)
Correspondence
British civil plutonium 406
T. BROOM
doi:10.1038/318406a0
PDF (137K)
Free will 406
S.J. STARKIE
doi:10.1038/318406b0
PDF (137K)
Academic tenure 406
J.M. GOLDSCHVARTZ
doi:10.1038/318406c0
PDF (137K)
News and Views
Competition for big time opens 407
The launching of the Hubble Space Telescope next year will provide up to 3,000 hours of the best-ever telescope time. Here is how to bid for some of it.
John Maddox
doi:10.1038/318407a0
PDF (128K)
Evolutionary biology: Sex ratios in wasps and aphids 408
Robert M. May & Jon Seger
doi:10.1038/318408a0
References | PDF (272K)
Long-running experiments (II) 408
doi:10.1038/318408b0
PDF (144K)
Quantum Hall effect: Dimensionality leaves its mark 409
R.J. Haug
doi:10.1038/318409a0
PDF (134K)
Cell biology: Organizing the nucleolus 410
John Sommerville
doi:10.1038/318410a0
PDF (238K)
Meteorites: Siderophile-enriched sediments and meteoritic debris 411
Richard A. F. Grieve
doi:10.1038/318411a0
PDF (256K)
100 years ago 411
doi:10.1038/318411b0
PDF (129K)
Ecology: Nuclear DNA content as a guide to plant growth rate 412
Peter D. Moore
doi:10.1038/318412a0
References | PDF (261K)
Astrophysics: Phase transitions in star formation 413
Alan P. Boss
doi:10.1038/318413a0
References | PDF (134K)
Scientific Correspondence
New strategies for AIDS therapy and prophylaxis 414
E.C.M. MARIMAN
doi:10.1038/318414a0
References | PDF (140K)
New strategies for AIDS therapy and prophylaxis 414
RAYMOND TELLIER & JOSEPH M. WEBER
doi:10.1038/318414b0
References | PDF (140K)
Cerebral supermanifolds and little brains 414
HILTON STOWELL
doi:10.1038/318414c0
References | PDF (140K)
Book Reviews
Feathered wisdom 415
Freeman J. Dyson reviews Hawks, Doves and Owls: An Agenda for Avoiding Nuclear War  Edited by  Graham T. Allison, Albert Carnesale & Joseph S. Nye Jr
doi:10.1038/318415a0
PDF (252K)
Manual works 416
Graham Richards reviews A Handbook of Computational Chemistry: A Practical Guide to Chemical Structure and Energy Calculations  By  Tim Clark and Semi-Empirical Methods of Quantum Chemistry  By  Joanna Sadlej
doi:10.1038/318416a0
PDF (135K)
Cool side of life 416
Pierre Douzou reviews Biophysics and Biochemistry at Low Temperatures  By  Felix Franks
doi:10.1038/318416b0
PDF (135K)
To win friends and influence people 417
Ian Stewart reviews The Elements of Graphing Data  By  William S. Cleveland
doi:10.1038/318417a0
PDF (117K)
A look around the kitchens 417
Alastair Hay reviews Controlling Chemicals: The Politics of Regulation in Europe and the United States  By  Ronald Brickman, Sheila Jasanoff & Thomas Ilgen
doi:10.1038/318417b0
PDF (251K)
Get together 418
Marie Boas Hall reviews Science Reorganized: Scientific Societies in the Eighteenth Century  By  James E. McClellan III
doi:10.1038/318418a0
PDF (136K)
Commentary
A double-blind test of astrology 419
Two double-blind tests were made of the thesis that astrological 'natal charts' can be used to describe accurately personality traits of test subjects.
Shawn Carlson
doi:10.1038/318419a0
References | PDF (788K)
Articles
Direct observation of He+ pick-up ions of interstellar origin in the solar wind 426
E. Möbius, D. Hovestadt, B. Klecker, M. Scholer, G. Gloeckler & F. M. Ipavich
doi:10.1038/318426a0
Abstract & References | PDF (432K)
Axial processes along a segment of the East Pacific Rise, 10°−12° N 429
G. Thompson, W. B. Bryan, R. Ballard, K. Hamuro & W. G. Melson
doi:10.1038/318429a0
Abstract & References | PDF (581K)
Patterns of engrailed and fushi tarazu transcripts reveal novel intermediate stages in Drosophila segmentation 433
Michael P. Weir & Thomas Kornberg
doi:10.1038/318433a0
Abstract & References | PDF (982K)
Transcription pattern of the Drosophila segmentation gene hairy  439
P. W. Ingham, K. R. Howard & D. Ish-Horowicz
doi:10.1038/318439a0
Abstract & References | PDF (1,067K)
Letters
Are some BL Lac objects artefacts of gravitational lensing? 446
Jeremiah P. Ostriker & Mario Vietri
doi:10.1038/318446a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (665K)
GB841215, the fastest bold italic gamma-ray burst? 448
J. G. Laros, E. E. Fenimore, M. M. Fikani, R. W. Klebesadel, M. van der Klis & M. Gottwald
doi:10.1038/318448a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (519K)
Change of solar oscillation eigenfrequencies with the solar cycle 449
Martin F. Woodard & Robert W. Noyes
doi:10.1038/318449a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (217K)
Ionospheric response to changes in the interplanetary magnetic field observed by EISCAT and AMPTE−UKS 451
H. Rishbeth, P. R. Smith, S. W. H. Cowley, D. M. Willis, A. P. van Eyken, B. J. I. Bromage & S. R. Crothers
doi:10.1038/318451a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (303K)
Geomagnetic secular variation in Sicily and revised ages of historic lavas from Mount Etna 453
J. C. Tanguy, I. Bucur & J. F. C. Thompson
doi:10.1038/318453a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (321K)
A dynamic model of the curvature of the Mariana Trench 455
Albert T. Hsui & Sarah Youngquist
doi:10.1038/318455a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (354K)
Palaeobiological and sedimentological implications of fossil concentrations 457
Susan M. Kidwell
doi:10.1038/318457a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (580K)
Sex ratios of an aphid subject to local mate competition with variable maternal condition 460
Youko Yamaguchi
doi:10.1038/318460a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (333K)
Age-impaired impulse flow from nucleus basalis to cortex 462
Gary Aston-Jones, Joseph Rogers, Robert D. Shaver, Timothy G. Dinan & Donald E. Moss
doi:10.1038/318462a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (393K)
A late-differentiation antigen associated with the helper inducer function of human T cells 465
Nicole Suciu-Foca, Elaine Reed, Pablo Rubinstein, Wilma MacKenzie, Ah-kau Ng & Donald W. King
doi:10.1038/318465a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (338K)
Reconstitution of functional receptor for human interleukin-2 in mouse cells 467
Masanori Hatakeyama, Seijiro Minamoto, Takashi Uchiyama, Richard R. Hardy, Gen Yamada & Tadatsugu Taniguchi
doi:10.1038/318467a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (391K)
Human blood platelets showing no response to collagen fail to express surface glycoprotein Ia 470
H. Karel Nieuwenhuis, Jan Willem N. Akkerman, Wim P. M. Houdijk & Jan J. Sixma
doi:10.1038/318470a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (345K)
Specific growth response of ras-transformed embryo fibroblasts to tumour promoters 472
Gian Paolo Dotto, Luis F. Parada & Robert A. Weinberg
doi:10.1038/318472a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (492K)
C mu -containing transcripts initiate heterogeneously within the IgH enhancer region and contain a novel 5'-nontranslatable exon 475
Gregory G. Lennon & Robert P. Perry
doi:10.1038/318475a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (502K)
Resistance to beta-lactam antibiotics by re-modelling the active site of an E. coli penicillin-binding protein 478
Philip J. Hedge & Brian G. Spratt
doi:10.1038/318478a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (347K)
The immunodominant site of a synthetic immunogen has a conformational preference in water for a type-II reverse turn 480
H. Jane Dyson, Keith J. Cross, Richard A. Houghten, Ian A. Wilson, Peter E. Wright & Richard A. Lerner
doi:10.1038/318480a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (404K)
Identification of kinesin in sea urchin eggs, and evidence for its localization in the mitotic spindle 483
J. M. Scholey, M. E. Porter, P. M. Grissom & J. R. McIntosh
doi:10.1038/318483a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (552K)
Matters Arising
A molecular solution to the riddle of the giant panda's phylogeny 487
BJÖRN KURTÉN
doi:10.1038/318487a0
References | PDF (113K)
Steens Mountain geomagnetic polarity transition is a single phenomenon 487
C. S. GROMMÉ, E. A. MANKINEN, M. PRÉVOT & R. S. COE
doi:10.1038/318487b0
References | PDF (113K)
Steens Mountain geomagnetic polarity transition is a single phenomenon (reply) 487
JEAN-PIERRE VALET, CARLO LAJ & PIOTR TUCHOLKA
doi:10.1038/318487c0
References | PDF (232K)
Dust production in the Sahel 488
M. HULME
doi:10.1038/318488a0
References | PDF (124K)
Dust production in the Sahel (reply) 488
N. J. MIDDLETON
doi:10.1038/318488b0
References | PDF (124K)
Product Review
New looks at spectroscopy 489
More spectroscopic equipment is becoming interfaceable with desktop computers — and even the Bunsen burner is going high-tech.
doi:10.1038/318489a0
PDF (776K)
Employment
Graduate mobility in the United Kingdom 494
Increasing interest is being paid in the United Kingdom to longer-term graduate careers; several cohort studies following graduates from 1980 and later y ears are now under way or are being planned.
Richard Pearson
doi:10.1038/318494a0
References | PDF (129K)
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