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14 March 1996 Vol 380 No 6570 pp89-179
Opinion
News
News in Brief
Correspondence
Commentaries
News and Views
Scientific Correspondence
Book Reviews
Progress
Articles
Letters to Nature

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Opinion
Exploring life as we don't yet know it 89
Media coverage of genetics research, and scientists' responses to it, tend to have a short-term perspective. But enough is now foreseeable for longer-term thinking about the impact on society to be more developed, and to have a higher profile.
doi:10.1038/380089a0
PDF (254)
Science in American Life 89
Scientists have been over-sensitive to public discussion of what they do.
doi:10.1038/380089b0
PDF (254)
News
US health politics may give insurers a respite on genetic information 91
Meredith Wadman
doi:10.1038/380091a0
PDF (255K)
Hubble brings Pluto's surface into view 91
Tony Reichhardt
doi:10.1038/380091b0
PDF (255K)
Canadian technology budget downgrades basic science 92
David Spurgeon
doi:10.1038/380092a0
PDF (270K)
Courts back research and compensation for Japanese HIV victims 92
Stephen Barker
doi:10.1038/380092b0
PDF (270K)
US plans for virtual laboratories by Internet 93
Declan Butler
doi:10.1038/380093a0
PDF (403K)
Transgenic trials under pressure in Germany 94
Alison Abbott
doi:10.1038/380094a0
PDF (505K)
Europe 'sliding back' in technology 94
doi:10.1038/380094b0
PDF (505K)
Lobbying in US Senate heads off restrictions on foreign researchers 95
Tony Reichhardt
doi:10.1038/380095a0
PDF (251K)
Chemists sound warning on sponsorship of exhibitions 95
Colin Macilwain
doi:10.1038/380095b0
PDF (251K)
Genome ethics chair resigns amid worries over autonomy 96
Sally Lehrman
doi:10.1038/380096a0
PDF (278K)
Pollution inspectors 'inconsistent' about radioactive material 96
Ehsan Masood
doi:10.1038/380096b0
PDF (278K)
Meeting warms to binding climate agreement 97
Ehsan Masood
doi:10.1038/380097a0
PDF (430K)
 97
doi:10.1038/380097b0
PDF (430K)
News in Brief
News in brief 98
doi:10.1038/380098a0
PDF (348K)
Correspondence
Improving Austrian science 100
Tillman U. Gerngross
doi:10.1038/380100a0
PDF (270K)
Life on Mars? 100
Anthonie W. J. Muller
doi:10.1038/380100b0
References | PDF (270K)
ISI miscount? 100
Olle Persson
doi:10.1038/380100c0
PDF (270K)
Little difference 100
Roland H. Wenger & Max Gassmann
doi:10.1038/380100d0
PDF (270K)
Commentary
Errors of judgement at Greenwich in 1796 101
The origins of experimental psychology can be traced back to 1796, when the then Astronomer Royal dismissed his assistant for making some seemingly inaccurate measurements. But there is more to the story than meets the eye.
J. D. Mollon & A. J. Perkins
doi:10.1038/380101a0
References | PDF (654K)
News and Views
Daisy gives an evolutionary answer 103
It is not often that evolution by natural selection is actually witnessed in plants or animals. A study of little weeds on Canadian islands now provides a striking example of the phenomenon.
Jared M. Diamond
doi:10.1038/380103a0
PDF (669K)
Harder than diamond? 104
Robert W. Cahn
doi:10.1038/380104a0
References | PDF (663K)
Now blows the east wind 105
Chung-I Wu
doi:10.1038/380105a0
References | PDF (468K)
Hale−Bopp looks like a winner 107
Harold A. Weaver
doi:10.1038/380107a0
References | PDF (759K)
Hyakutake: an uncertain curtain raiser 108
Harold A. WEAVER
doi:10.1038/380108a0
PDF (861K)
 108
doi:10.1038/380108b0
References | PDF (1,356K)
A march of genetic maps 111
Elke Jordan & Francis S. Collins
doi:10.1038/380111a0
References | PDF (611K)
Spin and lift 112
David Jones
doi:10.1038/380112a0
PDF (286K)
Scientific Correspondence
Erythropoietin abuse in athletes 113
Raynald Gareau, Michel Audran, Roy D. Baynes, Carol H. Flowers, Alain Duvallet, Louis Senécal & Guy R. Brisson
doi:10.1038/380113a0
References | PDF (435K)
Derivative of the hyperbolic cotangent 113
G. W. Ford & R. F. O'Connell
doi:10.1038/380113b0
References | PDF (701K)
Cheaters in yucca/moth mutualism 114
John F. Addicott
doi:10.1038/380114a0
References | PDF (625K)
Atlantic forest extinctions 115
Thomas  Brooks & Andrew Balmford
doi:10.1038/380115a0
References | PDF (359K)
Splits in fruitfly Hox gene complexes 116
Gretchen Von Allmen, IIham Hogga, Anne Spierer , François Karch, Welcome Bender, Henrik Gyurkovics & Ed Lewis
doi:10.1038/380116a0
References | PDF (360K)
Book Reviews
Chinese missile guide 117
David DeVorkin reviews Thread of the SilkwormIris Chang
doi:10.1038/380117a0
PDF (665K)
Geratology comes of age 118
J. Grimley Evans reviews Crossing Frontiers: Gerontology Emerges as a Science  By  W. Andrew Achenbaum
doi:10.1038/380118a0
PDF (286K)
Society and mind 119
Clive Gamble reviews The Last Neanderthal: The Rise, Success, and Mysterious Extinction of Our Closest Human Relatives  By  Ian Tattersall and The Neanderthal Legacy: An Archaeological Perspective from Western Europe  By  Paul Mellars
doi:10.1038/380119a0
PDF (395K)
 119
doi:10.1038/380119b0
PDF (395K)
Fight on two fronts 120
G. E. R. Lloyd reviews Jewish Thought and Scientific Discovery in Early Modern Europe  By  David B. Ruderman
doi:10.1038/380120a0
PDF (586K)
Progress
The organization of work in social insect colonies 121
In social insect colonies, workers perform a variety of tasks, such as foraging, brood care and nest construction. As the needs of the colony change, and as resources become available, colonies adjust the numbers of workers engaged in each task. Task allocation is the process that results in specific workers being engaged in specific tasks, in numbers appropriate to the current situation.
Deborah M. Gordon
doi:10.1038/380121a0
References | PDF (943K)
Articles
Volcanic growth faults and the origin of Pacific abyssal hills 125
Ken C. Macdonald, P. J. Fox, Russ T. Alexander, Robert Pockalny & Pascal Gente
doi:10.1038/380125a0
Abstract & References | PDF (1,185K)
A light-entrainment mechanism for the Drosophila circadian clock 129
Hongkui Zeng, Zuwei Qian, Michael P. Myers & Michael Rosbash
doi:10.1038/380129a0
Abstract & References | PDF (2,517K)
Letters
Substantial outgassing of CO from comet Hale−Bopp at large heliocentric distance 137
Nicolas Biver, Heike Rauer, Didier Despois, Raphaël Moreno, Gabriel Paubert, Dominique Bockelée-Morvan, Pierre Colom, Jacques Crovisier, Eric Gérard & Laurent Jorda
doi:10.1038/380137a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (717K)
Periodic collisions between the moon Prometheus and Saturn's F ring 139
Carl D. Murray & Silvia M. Giuliatti Winter
doi:10.1038/380139a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (764K)
Giant magnetoresistance of manganese oxides with a layered perovskite structure 141
Y. Moritomo, A. Asamitsu, H. Kuwahara & Y. Tokura
doi:10.1038/380141a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (886K)
Intermolecular interactions in the molecular ferromagnetic NH4Ni(mnt)2 H2O 144
A. T. Coomber, D. Beljonne, R. H. Friend , J. L. Brédas, A. Charlton, N. Robertson, A. E. Underbill , M. Kurmoo & P. Day
doi:10.1038/380144a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (691K)
Magma fragmentation by rapid decompression 146
Mikhail Alidibirov & Donald B. Dingwell
doi:10.1038/380146a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (800K)
A comprehensive genetic map of the mouse genome 149
William F. Dietrich, Joyce Miller, Robert Steen, Mark A. Merchant, Deborah Damron-Boles, Zeeshan Husain, Robert Dredge, Mark J. Daly, Kimberly A. Ingalls, Tara J , Cheryl A. O'ConnorEvans, Margaret M. DeAngelis, David M. , Leonid LevinsonKruglyak, Nathan Goodman, Neal G. Copeland, Nancy A. Jenkins, Trevor L. Hawkins, Lincoln Stein, David C. Page & Eric S. Lander
doi:10.1038/380149a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (843K)
A comprehensive genetic map of the human genome based on 5,264 microsatellites 152
Colette Dib, Sabine Fauré, Cécile Fizames, Delphine Samson, Nathalie Drouot, Alain Vignal, Philippe Millasseau, Sophie Marc, Jamile Kazan, Eric Seboun, Mark Lathrop, Gabor Gyapay, Jean Morissette & Jean Weissenbach
doi:10.1038/380152a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (649K)
Non-mutualistic yucca moths and their evolutionary consequences 155
Olle Pellmyr, James Leebens-Mack & Chad J. Huth
doi:10.1038/380155a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (531K)
Rescue of hybrid sterility in crosses between D. melanogaster and D. simulans  157
Andrew W. Davis, John Roote, Teresa Morley, Kyoichi Sawamura, Siegrun Herrmann & Michael Ashburner
doi:10.1038/380157a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (850K)
Spermiogenesis deficiency and germ-cell apoptosis in CREM-mutant mice 159
François Nantel, Lucia Monaco, Nicholas S. Foulkes, Denis Masquilier, Marianne LeMeur, Kenth Henriksén, Andrée Dierich, Martti Parvinen & Paolo Sassone-Corsi
doi:10.1038/380159a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (1,456K)
Severe impairment of permatogenesis in mice lacking the CREM gene 162
Julie A. Blendy, Klaus H. Kaestner, Gerhard F. Weinbauer, Eberhard Nieschlag & Günther Schütz
doi:10.1038/380162a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (1,271K)
Broadband neural encoding in the cricket cereal sensory system enhanced by stochastic resonance 165
Jacob E. Levin & John P. Miller
doi:10.1038/380165a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (935K)
beta-Amyloid-mediated vasoactivity and vascular endothelial damage 168
Tom Thomas, George Thomas, Chris McLendon, Truitt Sutton & Michael Mullan
doi:10.1038/380168a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (1,076K)
Impaired migration but not differentiation of haematopoietic stem cells in the absence of beta1 integrins 171
Emilio Hirsch, Antonio Iglesias, Alexandra J. Potocnik, Ursula Hartmann & Reinhard Fässler
doi:10.1038/380171a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (1,204K)
Selection of RNA-binding peptides in vivo  175
Kazuo Harada, Shelley S. Martin & Alan D. Frankel
doi:10.1038/380175a0
First paragraph & References | PDF (1,161K)
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