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16 October 1986 Vol 323 No 6089 pp567-654
Opinion
News
Correspondence
News and Views
Scientific Correspondence
Book Reviews
Commentaries
Review
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Opinion
Failure need not mean despair 567
The collapse of the Reykjavik pre-summit at the weekend is mystifying, explicable only if both sides stood unreasonably on principles that could not have mattered.
doi:10.1038/323567a0
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Underpaid and overtaxed 568
The 1986 Tax Reform Act will make the United States even more a magnet to technical people.
doi:10.1038/323568a0
PDF (148K)
News
US nuclear safety: Hanford plutonium plants in a narrow squeak 569
Tim Beardsley
doi:10.1038/323569a0
PDF (149K)
Pharmacia takes over LKB Producter 569
Peter Newmark
doi:10.1038/323569b0
PDF (149K)
US biotechnology: Congress at odds over regulation 570
Tim Beardsley
doi:10.1038/323570a0
PDF (138K)
Soviet education: Central role for the universities 570
Vera Rich
doi:10.1038/323570b0
PDF (138K)
International space: Space year for Columbus 571
Joseph Palca
doi:10.1038/323571a0
PDF (131K)
Japan fellows: British are reluctant travellers 571
David Swinbanks
doi:10.1038/323571b0
PDF (131K)
UK fund for China 571
Nigel Williams
doi:10.1038/323571c0
PDF (131K)
Direct broadcasting: Unravelling an encryption code 572
Bill Johnstone
doi:10.1038/323572a0
PDF (148K)
Nobel prizes: Growth factors bring rewards 572
Peter Newmark
doi:10.1038/323572b0
PDF (148K)
Asylum: US cancer researcher in Moscow 573
Joseph Palca & Vera Rich
doi:10.1038/323573a0
PDF (144K)
"Extinct" lemurs found in Madagascar 573
doi:10.1038/323573b0
PDF (144K)
British research: Better measures of decline 573
doi:10.1038/323573c0
PDF (144K)
European research: Joint centres in eye of storm 574
Robert Walgate
doi:10.1038/323574a0
PDF (140K)
Japanese astronomy: Projects wait on organization 574
David Swinbanks
doi:10.1038/323574b0
PDF (140K)
US astronomy: Big ideas, short pockets abound 575
Joseph Palca
doi:10.1038/323575a0
PDF (139K)
French research: Optimists and pessimists 575
Robert Walgate
doi:10.1038/323575b0
PDF (139K)
Correspondence
Grading of universities 576
J.F. LAMB
doi:10.1038/323576a0
PDF (125K)
Defining darwinism 576
T.D. ILES
doi:10.1038/323576b0
References | PDF (125K)
Dioxin risk 576
ALLAN M. FORD & W.J. McCARVILLE
doi:10.1038/323576c0
PDF (125K)
Dioxin Risk 576
ALASTAIR HAY & ELLEN SILBERGELD
doi:10.1038/323576d0
PDF (125K)
News and Views
The reality of the quantum jump 577
Three-quarters of a century after the concept of quantum jump was introduced by Bohr, three independent measurements have emerged on each other's heels.
John Maddox
doi:10.1038/323577a0
PDF (135K)
Perception: Questions of sex and colour 578
John D. Mollon
doi:10.1038/323578a0
References | PDF (286K)
Grand unification: Solar neutrinos may hold the key 579
Lincoln Wolfenstein
doi:10.1038/323579a0
PDF (138K)
Evolution: Contentious issues in sexual selection 580
Linda Partridge & Paul Harvey
doi:10.1038/323580a0
References | PDF (257K)
100 years ago 580
doi:10.1038/323580b0
PDF (137K)
Plate tectonics: Response to an Archaean continental collision 581
Mike Bickle
doi:10.1038/323581a0
PDF (247K)
Cancer: Malignant tumours generated by recessive mutations 582
Henry Harris
doi:10.1038/323582a0
References | PDF (269K)
First glimpse of the DMD gene? 583
Peter N. Goodfellow
doi:10.1038/323583a0
References | PDF (140K)
Anaesthesia: Models of consciousness 584
Keith W. Miller
doi:10.1038/323584a0
References | PDF (365K)
Scientific Correspondence
How do bacteria acquire plant genes? 585
A.G. BROWNLEE
doi:10.1038/323585a0
References | PDF (132K)
Caught in a trap 585
A. ASHKIN, J.E. BJORKHOLM & STEVEN CHU
doi:10.1038/323585b0
References | PDF (132K)
Cancer risk assessments in light of Chernobyl 585
ROBIN RUSSELL JONES
doi:10.1038/323585c0
References | PDF (262K)
Declining support for Imanishi 586
OSAMU SAKURA, TOSHIYUKI SAWAGUCHI, HIROKO KUDO & SHIN'ICHI YOSHIKUBO
doi:10.1038/323586a0
References | PDF (136K)
Glucagon receptor number and the MHC 586
ROBERT P. ERICKSON
doi:10.1038/323586b0
References | PDF (136K)
Monoclonals and marrow transplants 586
HERMAN WALDMANN & S.P. COBBOLD
doi:10.1038/323586c0
References | PDF (136K)
Book Reviews
Conquest through biology 587
Roy Porter reviews Ecological Imperialism: The Biological Expansion of Europe, 900−1900.  By  Alfred W. Crosby
doi:10.1038/323587a0
PDF (175K)
Keeping abreast of the revolution 588
Frank Close reviews The Forces of Nature, 2nd Edn.  By  P.C.W. Davies
doi:10.1038/323588a0
PDF (135K)
Who's in favour? 588
M.S. Bretscher reviews Protein Secretion: A Critical Analysis of the Vesicle Model.  By  Stephen S. Rothman
doi:10.1038/323588b0
PDF (266K)
Cellular renewal 589
David M. Prescott reviews Molecular Cytology. Vol 1 The Cell Cycle. Vol 2 Cell Interactions.  By  Jean Brachet
doi:10.1038/323589a0
PDF (137K)
Fractal attractions 590
Michael Berry reviews The Beauty of Fractals: Images of Complex Dynamical Systems.  By  H.-O. P.H. PeitgenRichter
doi:10.1038/323590a0
PDF (444K)
Commentary
Is Britain spending enough on science? 591
Britain is falling behind the major industrialized countries in its investment in academic and related research, which may explain the nation's declining contribution to world science.
John Irvine & Ben R. Martin
doi:10.1038/323591a0
References | PDF (446K)
Review Article
The superstring: theory of everything, or of nothing? 595
John Ellis
doi:10.1038/323595a0
Abstract & References | PDF (475K)
Article
Non-explosive silicic volcanism 598
J. C. Eichelberger, C. R. Carrigan, H. R. Westrich & R. H. Price
doi:10.1038/323598a0
Abstract & References | PDF (531K)
Letters
Variable radio source GT0116+622 is a possible counterpart to Cas bold italic gamma-1 602
P. C. Gregory, N. Duric, A. Reid, J. Picha, T. Stevenson & A. R. Taylor
doi:10.1038/323602a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (217K)
Magnetic field corrections to solar oscillation frequencies 603
B. Roberts & W. R. Campbell
doi:10.1038/323603a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (352K)
Radio detection of uranian lightning by Voyager 2 605
P. Zarka & B. M. Pedersen
doi:10.1038/323605a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (424K)
Quantum jumps and atomic cryptograms 608
P. L. Knight, R. Loudon & D. T. Pegg
doi:10.1038/323608a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (216K)
Do climatic attractors exist? 609
Peter Grassberger
doi:10.1038/323609a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (408K)
Surface topography of (100)-type electro-faceted platinum from scanning tunnelling microscopy and electrochemistry 612
J. Gómez, L. Vázquez, A. M. Baró, N. Garcia, C. L. Perdriel, W. E. Triaca & A. J. Arvia
doi:10.1038/323612a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (504K)
Room-temperature ionic liquids as solvents for electronic absorption spectroscopy of halide complexes 614
Denise Appleby, Charles L. Hussey, Kenneth R. Seddon & Janet E. Turp
doi:10.1038/323614a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (347K)
Basal reversals in layered intrusions are evidence for emplacement of compositionally stratified magma 616
J. R. Wilson & O. Engell-Sørensen
doi:10.1038/323616a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (410K)
Pleistocene occupation in the south-east Queensland coastal region 618
Robert Neal & Errol Stock
doi:10.1038/323618a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (668K)
Evolution of the ermine moth pheromone tetradecyl acetate 621
C. Löfstedt, W. M. Herrebout & J.-W. Du
doi:10.1038/323621a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (292K)
Polymorphism of the long-wavelength cone in normal human colour vision 623
Jay Neitz & Gerald H. Jacobs
doi:10.1038/323623a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (552K)
Cholinergic neuropil of the striatum observes striosomal boundaries 625
A. M. Graybiel, R. W. Baughman & F. Eckenstein
doi:10.1038/323625a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (559K)
Voltage dependence of Na translocation by the Na/K pump 628
Masakazu Nakao & David C. Gadsby
doi:10.1038/323628a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (327K)
Ammonia orients cell masses and speeds up aggregating cells of slime moulds 630
J. T. Bonner, H. B. Suthers & G. M. Odell
doi:10.1038/323630a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (376K)
Flavones induce expression of nodulation genes in Rhizobium  632
John W. Redmond, Michael Batley, Michael A. Djordjevic, Roger W. Innes, Peter L. Kuempel & Barry G. Rolfe
doi:10.1038/323632a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (479K)
Transcripts of functionally rearranged gamma genes in primary T cells of adult immunocompetent mice 635
Barry Jones, Shelley Mjolsness, Charles Janeway Jr & Adrian C. Hayday
doi:10.1038/323635a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (469K)
A unique T-cell receptor complex expressed on human fetal lymphocytes displaying natural-killer-like activity 638
P. Moingeon, A. Ythier, G. Goubin, F. Faure, A. Nowill, L. Delmon, M. Rainaud, F. Forestier, F. Daffos, C. Bohuon & T. Hercend
doi:10.1038/323638a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (346K)
A lymphoid-specific protein binding to the octamer motif of immunoglobulin genes 640
Louis M. Staudt, Harinder Singh, Ranjan Sen, Thomas Wirth, Phillip A. Sharp & David Baltimore
doi:10.1038/323640a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (598K)
A human DNA segment with properties of the gene that predisposes to retinoblastoma and osteosarcoma 643
Stephen H. Friend, Rene Bernards, Snezna Rogelj, Robert A. Weinberg, Joyce M. Rapaport, Daniel M. Albert & Thaddeus P. Dryja
doi:10.1038/323643a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (526K)
Isolation of candidate cDNAs for portions of the Duchenne muscular dystrophy gene 646
Anthony P. Monaco, Rachael L. Neve, Chris Colletti-Feener, Corlee J. Bertelson, David M. Kurnit & Louis M. Kunkel
doi:10.1038/323646a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (606K)
Product Reviews
Archaeology gets graphic 651
Interactive computer graphics designed for protein crystallography has also helped visualize a 5,000-year-old excavation site in three dimensions. Tomorrow's archaeologists stand to benefit from this marriage of the very old and the very new.
B.S. Ottaway, L. Sawyer & A. Miller
doi:10.1038/323651a0
References | PDF (315K)
Tokyo technology 652
At the end of October, over 300 companies will convene in Tokyo for the 21st scientific instrument show. Below are some of the top exhibits.
doi:10.1038/323652a0
PDF (502K)
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