Science

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  Año 1994, Vol. 264, Número 5157

  • Revised budget bodes ill for space station

    Richard Stone

    pág. 335

    

  • Long search for EPA research chief ends

    Richard Stone

    pág. 335

    

  • Animal researchers on red alert

    Richard Stone

    pág. 335

    

  • Pentagon bio-defenders seek industry aid

    Richard Stone

    pág. 335

    

  • Livermore faces forces of change

    Christopher Anderson

    págs. 336-338

    

  • Rising yen threatens key cancer study

    Eliot Marshall

    pág. 338

    

  • ATOC delayed as report laments research gaps

    Karen Schmidt

    págs. 339-340

    

  • Disparities detailed in NCI division

    Lisa Seachrist

    pág. 340

    

  • `Secretary snafu' may cost researchers, universities

    Jon Cohen

    pág. 341

    

  • Supernova clears up obscured galaxies

    Constance Holden

    págs. 342-343

    

  • NIH misbehaving

    Constance Holden

    pág. 342

    

  • Downward drift for NIH citations

    Constance Holden

    pág. 342

    

  • Environment research: Setting a course

    Constance Holden

    pág. 342

    

  • ...Tripping over one in the backyard

    Constance Holden

    pág. 343

    

  • Two eves for daisy?

    Constance Holden

    pág. 343

    

  • Science as society's mirror

    Constance Holden

    pág. 343

    

  • New tumor suppressor may rival p53

    Jean Marx

    págs. 344-345

    

  • A supergiant dies in the whirlpool

    Ray Jayawardhana

    pág. 345

    

  • The Keck scopes out the legacy of the Big Bang

    Ray Jayawardhana

    pág. 346

    

  • Alaska sites contend as native Americans' first stop

    Lisa Busch

    pág. 347

    

  • New instruments shed light on astronomy's future

    John Travis

    págs. 348-349

    

  • Anthropologists take the measure of humanity

    Ann Gibbons

    págs. 350-351

    

  • Reviving the antibiotic miracle?

    John Travis

    págs. 360-362

    

  • Funding crunch hobbles antibiotic resistance research

    Elizabeth Culotta

    págs. 362-363

    

  • Resistance a European problem, too

    Sharon Kingman

    págs. 363-365

    

  • Search for Sepsis drigs goes on despite past failures

    Richard Stone

    págs. 365-367

    

  • Infectious disease surveillance: A crumbling foundation

    Ruth L. Berkelman, Ralph T. Bryan

    págs. 368-370

    

  • Human mycoses: Drugs and targets for emerging pathogens

    Nafsika H. Georgopapadakou, Thomas J. Walsh

    págs. 371-373

    

  • Ubiquitous natural antibiotics

    Joelle E. Gabay

    págs. 373-374

    

  • Inactivation of antibiotics and the dissemination of resistance genes

    Julian Davies

    págs. 375-381