Science

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  Año 1994, Vol. 263, Número 5145

  • U.S. petroleum: Past and future

    Philip H. Abelson

    pág. 303

    

  • Electric utility zaps life into biotech

    Richard Stone

    pág. 311

    

  • DOE to sequence microbe genomes

    Richard Stone

    pág. 311

    

  • NIH AIDS plan: Under new management

    Richard Stone

    pág. 311

    

  • NSF makes room for big science

    Richard Stone

    pág. 311

    

  • Earthquake aftermath

    pág. 311

    

  • Can Carol Browner reform the EPA

    Richard Stone

    págs. 312-315

    

  • Italy throws EMBL into turmoil

    Peter Aldhous

    pág. 315

    

  • Environmental R&D shakeup rattles the national labs

    Richard Sietmann

    pág. 316

    

  • East-to-alter digital images raise fears of tampering

    págs. 317-318

    

  • How cells cycle toward cancer

    Jean Marx

    págs. 319-321

    

  • Researchers try to build time machines for microwaves

    James Glanz

    págs. 321-322

    

  • In ancient climate, orbital chaos?

    Larry Krumenaker

    pág. 323

    

  • New images highlight hubble fix

    Faye Flam

    pág. 323

    

  • Boning up: Newly isolated proteins bad breaks

    Joseph Alper

    págs. 324-325

    

  • Mismeasures of productivity

    págs. 326-327

    

  • Glitch in U.K. tech plan

    pág. 326

    

  • Big splash on Jupiter

    pág. 326

    

  • Birth control and high blood pressure

    pág. 327

    

  • Designer cattle with ultrasound

    pág. 327

    

  • At the core of the chromosome

    pág. 327

    

  • Hiring thaw at FDA

    pág. 327

    

  • Lasers without inversion

    Marlan O. Scully, Michael Fleischhauer

    págs. 337-338

    

  • Polyketide biosynthesis: Molecular recognition or genetic programming?

    David E. Cane

    págs. 338-340

    

  • Detecting climatic change signals: Are there any `fingerprints'?

    Stephen H. Schneider

    págs. 341-347

    

  • Hin recombinase bound to DNA: The origin of specificity in major and minor groove interactions

    Jin-An Feng, Reid C. Johnson

    págs. 348-355

    

  • Crystal structure of the high-pressure phase of solid CO2

    H. Yamawaki, K. Aoki

    págs. 356-358

    

  • Wind streaks on Venus: Clues to atmospheric circulation

    R. Greeley, Gerald Schubert

    págs. 358-361

    

  • 500,000-year stable carbon isotopic record form Devils Hole, Nevada

    Tyler B. Coplen, Isaac J. Winograd

    págs. 361-365

    

  • Distinguishing the direct and indirect products of a gas-surface reaction

    Daniel J. Auerbach, Charles T. Rettner

    págs. 365-367