Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1994, Vol. 369, Número 6480

  • Is North Korea nuclear?

    págs. 427-428

    

  • Europe's parliament in the doldrums

    pág. 427

    

  • Charitable research

    pág. 428

    

  • Concern over `invisible problem' of HIV blood in developing countries

    Declan Butler

    pág. 429

    

  • New setback for India's nuclear programme

    pág. 429

    

  • Doubts greet violence-research funding plea

    Helen Gavaghan

    pág. 430

    

  • ...As NIH tightens up on academic-industry deals

    pág. 430

    

  • War of words over future of Berlin teaching hospitals

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 431

    

  • US unveils details of $750 million technology plan

    Diane Gershon

    pág. 431

    

  • Head of Soros fund rejects complaints over new grants

    Vladimir Pokrovsky

    pág. 432

    

  • Energy and biotechnology top Euro-Parliament's agenda

    Declan Butler

    pág. 432

    

  • US health agencies at odds over trial deaths

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 433

    

  • `Irreproducible' team clones a rival

    Joel Shurkin

    pág. 433

    

  • Critic still lays blame for AIDS on lifestyle, not HIV

    David Dickson

    pág. 434

    

  • Lay panel sought to give verdict on `engineered' plants

    Maggie Verrall

    pág. 434

    

  • New rules on CERN membership `essential'

    pág. 434

    

  • Japan eyes plans for robot-built Moon base

    Bob Johnstone

    pág. 435

    

  • Sex discrimination among India's engineers confirmed

    K.S. Jayaraman

    pág. 435

    

  • Cell-cycle regulation by numbers

    John Maddox

    pág. 437

    

  • A clasped embrace

    Dinshaw J. Patel

    págs. 438-439

    

  • Wet chemistry

    James T. Hynes

    págs. 439-440

    

  • Life after transcription

    Kimberly Carr

    págs. 440-441

    

  • Reflections on a summer's night

    Lindsay Matthews

    pág. 441

    

  • Cascading electrons

    Raphael Tsu

    págs. 442-443

    

  • NF-AT comes under control

    Alain Israel

    págs. 443-444

    

  • A new job for the thalamus

    Wolf Singer

    págs. 444-445

    

  • Actors, spectators and control

    David J. Tannor

    págs. 445-446

    

  • A penchant for protists

    Laurence D. Hurst

    pág. 451

    

  • Is chemistry physics

    Kostas Gavroglu

    pág. 452

    

  • Processes and origins

    J.R.L. Allen

    págs. 453-454