Science

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  Año 1994, Vol. 264, Número 5159

  • The case for diversity

    Daniel E. Koshland Jr.

    pág. 639

    

  • NIH confronts new fraud allegations

    Richard Stone

    pág. 647

    

  • Biotech to broaden lobbying efforts

    Richard Stone

    pág. 647

    

  • Mystery lobby backs Pittsburgh's Fisher

    Richard Stone

    pág. 647

    

  • Green light for U.S.-Russian Foundation?

    Richard Stone

    pág. 647

    

  • Fusion research at the crossroads

    Christopher Anderson

    págs. 648-650

    

  • Europeans launch effort to extend JET

    Michael Cross

    pág. 649

    

  • Fire threatens Galapagos tortoises

    Rachel Novak

    pág. 651

    

  • French scientists thwart plan for research reforms

    Michael Balter

    págs. 652-653

    

  • Violence study hits a nerve in Germany

    Michael Simm

    pág. 653

    

  • Video conferencing lets physicists go head to head

    Robert P. Crease

    pág. 654

    

  • Yellowstone managers eye profits from hot microbes

    Michael Milstein

    pág. 655

    

  • Prehistoric bird kill

    Constance Holden

    págs. 656-657

    

  • Fired Mobil scientist awarded $7 million

    Constance Holden

    pág. 656

    

  • Eyeing European crops

    pág. 656

    

  • NSF audit wins plaudits

    Constance Holden

    pág. 657

    

  • Money offered in spinal surgery trial

    pág. 657

    

  • Horn of plenty

    pág. 657

    

  • Bugs are sweet on crop waste

    pág. 657

    

  • Taking a gamble on the top quark

    Faye Flam

    págs. 658-659

    

  • Volcanoes with bad hearts are tumbling down all over

    Richard A. Kerr

    pág. 660

    

  • Sea turtles master migration with magnetic memories

    Lisa Seachrist

    págs. 661-662

    

  • Throttling back the great lava floods?

    Richard A. Kerr

    págs. 662-663

    

  • X-rays make a smooth move

    Tim Appenzeller

    pág. 663

    

  • Unraveling function in the TNF ligand and receptor families

    Bruce Beutler, Christophe van Huffel

    págs. 667-668

    

  • Cell death genes: Drosophila enters the field

    Martin C. Raff

    págs. 668-669

    

  • The entropic cost of bound water in crystals and biomolecules

    Jack D. Dunitz

    pág. 670

    

  • Application and accuracy of molecular phylogenies

    David M. Hillis, John P. Huelsenbeck

    págs. 671-677

    

  • Genetic control of programmed cell death in Drosophila

    Megan E. Grether, Kristin White

    págs. 677-683

    

  • A catastrophic death assemblage and paleoclimatic implications of Pliocene seabirds of Florida

    Gary S. Morgan, Steven D. Emslie

    págs. 684-685