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19 May 1994 Vol 369 No 6477 pp169-260
Opinion
News
Correspondence
Commentaries
News and Views
Scientific Correspondence
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Opinion
Simpler ways to good research degrees 169
The Royal Society has rebuffed the British government on its plan to reorganize the courses followed by graduate students, but both parties should be more concerned with undergraduate courses.
doi:10.1038/369169a0
PDF (126K)
Anglo−French dispute 169
European air transport is a long way from being the free market on which the European Union has set its heart.
doi:10.1038/369169b0
PDF (253K)
Back to Bretton Woods 170
A scheme for reintroducing fixed international exchange rates is unlikely to succeed in the near future.
doi:10.1038/369170a0
PDF (145K)
News
MIT observatory in last-ditch appeal over withdrawal of NSF funding 171
Steve Nadis
doi:10.1038/369171a0
PDF (156K)
Maths teachers 'would welcome checks' 171
Colin Macilwain
doi:10.1038/369171b0
PDF (155K)
Japan optimistic on moves to resume commercial whaling 172
David Swinbanks
doi:10.1038/369172a0
PDF (148K)
Weather satellite decision 'epitomizes new US strategy' 172
Colin Macilwain
doi:10.1038/369172b0
PDF (149K)
HIV health workers 'need better protection' 173
Declan Butler
doi:10.1038/369173a0
PDF (159K)
Greeks rue the fruits of success 173
Alison Abbott
doi:10.1038/369173b0
PDF (159K)
Mixed reaction to Mandela's appointments 174
Michael Cherry
doi:10.1038/369174a0
PDF (284K)
Russia is urged to lift science spending 174
doi:10.1038/369174b0
PDF (284K)
Scientists join the funding queue 174
MICHAEL CHERRY
doi:10.1038/369174c0
PDF (284K)
Business professor takes post of science minister in Italy 175
doi:10.1038/369175a0
PDF (158K)
US motor giants fail to quell enthusiasm for electric cars 175
Colin Macilwain
doi:10.1038/369175b0
PDF (158K)
Neuropsychologist's death sparks enquiries 176
David Spurgeon
doi:10.1038/369176a0
PDF (142K)
Clementine's 'not gone forever' 176
COLIN MACILWAIN
doi:10.1038/369176b0
PDF (142K)
'User' links strengthened in NERC shake-up 177
David Dickson
doi:10.1038/369177a0
PDF (150K)
Wellcome Trust warns of research 'in peril' 177
doi:10.1038/369177b0
PDF (150K)
$60 million gift for neurobiology research 177
Victoria Griffith
doi:10.1038/369177c0
PDF (150K)
Correspondence
Listening to Prozac 178
Hugh Freeman
doi:10.1038/369178a0
PDF (149K)
Listening to Prozac 178
Robert Kaplan
doi:10.1038/369178b0
PDF (149K)
Listening to Prozac 178
Joseph Walder
doi:10.1038/369178c0
PDF (149K)
Oh Canada! 178
Leonard Krishtalka
doi:10.1038/369178d0
PDF (151K)
Commentary
Pandas, people and policy 179
Panda conservation in China has been plagued by controversy and cultural and political differences. But international cooperation, together with new studies identifying the main threats, offer renewed hope for the species' survival.
Stephen J. O'Brien, Pan Wenshi & Lu Zhi
doi:10.1038/369179a0
References | PDF (317K)
News and Views
Directed motion from random noise 181
Fears that biochemical ratchets as explanations of muscle contraction (among other things) would contradict the Second Law of Thermodynamics have been stilled by an interesting counter-example.
John Maddox
doi:10.1038/369181a0
PDF (145K)
Chance for snowballs in hell 182
David A. Paige
doi:10.1038/369182a0
References | PDF (161K)
Matching speed and stability 183
Robert L. Baldwin
doi:10.1038/369183a0
References | PDF (324K)
Chemical replication 184
James Ferris
doi:10.1038/369184a0
References | PDF (379K)
Mbale impact shower 185
Lindsay Matthews
doi:10.1038/369185a0
PDF (208K)
Roger W. Sperry (1913−1994) 186
David Hubel
doi:10.1038/369186a0
PDF (131K)
Histidine kinases hog the limelight 187
David A. Hughes
doi:10.1038/369187a0
References | PDF (282K)
Long-range inhibition 188
J. Boissonade
doi:10.1038/369188a0
References | PDF (280K)
Rules for Haldane's rule 189
Jerry Coyne
doi:10.1038/369189a0
References | PDF (288K)
Internal smoke 190
David Jones
doi:10.1038/369190a0
PDF (154K)
Scientific Correspondence
Brain activity in chess playing 191
Paolo Nichelli, Jordan Grafman, Pietro Pietrini, David Alway, John C. Carton & Robert Miletich
doi:10.1038/369191a0
References | PDF (170K)
Marine warning via peptide toxin 192
Michael Fainzilber, Iris Napchi, Dalia Gordon & Eliahu Zlotkin
doi:10.1038/369192a0
References | PDF (292K)
Next step for weekday warming 193
Donald H. Lenschow
doi:10.1038/369193a0
References | PDF (148K)
Ape and hominid limb length 194
William L. Jungers
doi:10.1038/369194a0
References | PDF (144K)
Ape and hominid limb length 194
Tim D. White
doi:10.1038/369194b0
References | PDF (144K)
21st century read 194
Jonathan Cowie
doi:10.1038/369194c0
PDF (145K)
Book Reviews
A mind in motion 195
Owen Gingerich reviews Galileo: Decisive Innovator  By  Michael Sharratt
doi:10.1038/369195a0
PDF (147K)
Young Marabou storks 195
doi:10.1038/369195b0
PDF (147K)
Silent upon a peak in Darien 196
Stuart Ross Taylor reviews Exploring Planetary Worlds  By  David Morrison and Planetary Landscapes. 2nd edn  By  Ronald Greeley and Venus: The Geological Story  By  Peter Cattermole
doi:10.1038/369196a0
PDF (282K)
Knowing the technological future 197
David Edgerton reviews Exploring the Black Box: Technology, Economics and History  By  Nathan Rosenberg
doi:10.1038/369197a0
PDF (151K)
A satirical Egyptian papyrus 198
doi:10.1038/369198a0
PDF (175K)
Sophistry and illusion 198
Frank J. Tipler reviews The Fire in the Equations: Science, Religion and the Search for God  By  Kitty Ferguson
doi:10.1038/369198b0
PDF (175K)
Review Article
Carbon scaffolding: building acetylenic all-carbon and carbon-rich compounds 199
François Diederich
doi:10.1038/369199a0
Abstract & References | PDF (1,072K)
Article
Anatomy of a DNA replication fork revealed by reconstitution of SV40 DNA replication in vitro  207
Shou Waga & Bruce Stillman
doi:10.1038/369207a0
Abstract & References | PDF (801K)
Letters
Radar mapping of Mercury's polar anomalies 213
J. K. Harmon, M. A. Slade, R. A. Vélez, A. Crespo, M. J. Dryer & J. M. Johnson
doi:10.1038/369213a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (605K)
Experimental observation of self-replicating spots in a reaction−diffusion system 215
Kyoung-Jin Lee, William D. McCormick, John E. Pearson & Harry L. Swinney
doi:10.1038/369215a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (563K)
Chemical self-replication of palindromic duplex DNA 218
T. Li & K. C. Nicolaou
doi:10.1038/369218a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (489K)
Self-replication of complementary nucleotide-based oligomers 221
D. Sievers & G. von Kiedrowski
doi:10.1038/369221a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (417K)
Evidence for only minor contributions from bacteria to sedimentary organic carbon 224
Walter A. Hartgers, Jaap S. Sinninghe Damsté, A. G. Requejo, J. Allan, J. M. Hayes & Jan W. de Leeuw
doi:10.1038/369224a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (479K)
Radar interferometric mapping of deformation in the year after the Landers earthquake 227
Didier Massonnet, Kurt Feigl, Marc Rossi & Frédéric Adragna
doi:10.1038/369227a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (1,110K)
Regulation of NMDA receptors in cultured hippocampal neurons by protein phosphatases 1 and 2A 230
Lu-Yang Wang, Bev A. Orser, David L. Brautigan & John F. MacDonald
doi:10.1038/369230a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (375K)
Regulation of NMDA receptors by tyrosine kinases and phosphatases 233
Yu Tian Wang & Michael W. Salter
doi:10.1038/369233a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (350K)
Regulation of NMDA channel function by endogenous Ca2+-dependent phosphatase 235
David N. Lieberman & Istvan Mody
doi:10.1038/369235a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (621K)
Cyclosporin A inhibits growth of autocrine tumour cell lines by destabilizing interleukin-3 mRNA 239
Asha P. K. Nair, Sinuhe Hahn, Rolf Banholzer, Hans H. Hirsch & Christoph Moroni
doi:10.1038/369239a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (539K)
A two-component system that regulates an osmosensing MAP kinase cascade in yeast 242
Tatsuya Maeda, Susannah M. Wurgler-Murphy & Haruo Saito
doi:10.1038/369242a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (589K)
Histone H3 amino terminus is required for telomeric and silent mating locus repression in yeast 245
Jeffrey S. Thompson, Xuefeng Ling & Michael Grunstein
doi:10.1038/369245a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (340K)
How does a protein fold? 248
Andrej S˘ali, Eugene Shakhnovich & Martin Karplus
doi:10.1038/369248a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (490K)
Effects of activation-defective TBP mutations on transcription initiation in yeast 252
Tae Kook Kim, Shigeru Hashimoto, Raymond J. Kelleher III, Peter M. Flanagan, Roger D. Kornberg, Masami Horikoshi & Robert G. Roeder
doi:10.1038/369252a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (425K)
Product Review
Small-world solutions 256
Highlighted this week — a handy device for replica plating microbial colonies on solid growth media, a kit for the direct colorimetric detection of hepatitis B DNA and a nonradioactive reverse transcriptase assay for the detection of HIV-1.
Diane Gershon
doi:10.1038/369256a0
PDF (457K)
Employment
Australian pharmaceutical industry observed 259
Multinationals are investing increasingly in local operations, with indigenous rather than expatriate managements. Scientific jobs are mainly filled by Australian graduates, many with overseas experience.
Jeremy Wurm
doi:10.1038/369259a0
References | PDF (316K)
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