Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1993, Vol. 361, Número 6408

  • Rothschild revisited?

    págs. 99-100

    

  • Questions for Clinton's inauguration

    pág. 99

    

  • Censorship ahead?

    pág. 100

    

  • Bidding to manage North Sea data raises questions about privatisation

    David Dickson

    pág. 101

    

  • Cuenod will head Human Frontier programme

    David Swinbanks

    pág. 101

    

  • French study sparks debate on informed consent laws

    Declan Butler

    pág. 102

    

  • Medical council of Canada broadens role

    David Spurgeon

    pág. 102

    

  • Protesters target European animal patents

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 103

    

  • Ruling narrows US view of animal patents

    Sally Lehrman

    pág. 103

    

  • Czechs revise policy on research funding, aim for a more Western approach

    Alison Abbott

    págs. 104-105

    

  • Congressional pork cramps NASA's ground-based projects

    Tony Reichhardt

    pág. 105

    

  • Chemical weapons treaty signed

    David Dickson

    pág. 105

    

  • NSF hangs out wary welcome sign

    Jeffrey Mervis

    pág. 106

    

  • US biotechnology groups merge

    Diane Gershon

    pág. 106

    

  • Backwardness of human neuroanatomy

    Francis Crick, Edward Jones

    págs. 109-110

    

  • Dark matter comes in from the cold

    Joseph Silk

    pág. 111

    

  • Weighing the Universe

    Peter Scheuer

    págs. 112-113

    

  • Vision in blind mole rats

    Jon H. Kaas

    pág. 113

    

  • Keeping that youthful look

    Sean C. Solomon

    págs. 114-115

    

  • Variations on the theme of movement

    Edwin W. Taylor

    págs. 115-116

    

  • Transforming frogs and flies

    Joan Marsh

    págs. 116-117

    

  • Sorting out natural stone stripes

    Robert S. Anderson

    pág. 117

    

  • Carborod molecular scaffolding

    Jeffrey S. Moore

    págs. 118-119

    

  • Evolution ex vivo

    Jack W. Szostak

    págs. 119-120

    

  • Political pains

    Daniel S. Greenberg

    pág. 125

    

  • Madding masses

    Hugh Freeman

    pág. 126

    

  • M-words and the brain

    Susan Greenfield

    págs. 127-128

    

  • From molecular to vernacular

    S.M. Walters

    pág. 127

    

  • Making sense

    Michael F. Land

    pág. 128

    

  • Agnathans and the origin of jawed vertebrates

    Peter Forey, Philippe Janvier

    págs. 129-134