Science

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  Año 1994, Vol. 264, Número 5167

  • EPA queasy over chlorine rule

    Richard Stone

    pág. 1835

    

  • French tap new research chief

    Richard Stone

    pág. 1835

    

  • Indirect cost pause may be stopped cold

    Richard Stone

    pág. 1835

    

  • House to call for second NIH review

    Richard Stone

    pág. 1835

    

  • NSF eyes new South Pole station

    Jeffrey Mervis

    págs. 1836-1838

    

  • U.S. panel votes to delay real-world vaccine trials

    Jon Cohen

    pág. 1839

    

  • In midst of a freeze, science minister calls for expansion

    Michael Balter

    págs. 1840-1841

    

  • Quantity no longer counts in Britain

    Claire O'Brien

    pág. 1840

    

  • Misconduct panel sets ambitious agenda

    Christopher Anderson

    pág. 1841

    

  • Crane experiment finally perches in Washington State

    Virginia Morell

    pág. 1842

    

  • The inner sanctum of the proton

    Faye Flam

    págs. 1843-1844

    

  • Lucky break for kidney disease gene

    Claire O'Brien

    pág. 1844

    

  • A dark matter recipe is tested--and found wanting

    Ray Jayawardhana

    pág. 1845

    

  • A challenge to p16 gene as a major tumor suppressor

    Jean Marx

    pág. 1846

    

  • A new test gives early warning of a growing killer

    Rachel Nowak

    págs. 1847-1848

    

  • Genome initiatives tackle developing world's big killers

    Peter Aldhous

    págs. 1848-1849

    

  • NIH funding

    Lisa Seachrist

    págs. 1850-1851

    

  • Rosenberg regains funds

    Lisa Seachrist

    pág. 1850

    

  • Hubble finds planetary cradles

    Lisa Seachrist

    pág. 1850

    

  • Money for whistleblower

    Lisa Seachrist

    pág. 1850

    

  • Flemish biotech plans draw fire

    Lisa Seachrist

    pág. 1851

    

  • Darkness receptor cloned

    Lisa Seachrist

    pág. 1851

    

  • Mutiny on the joke journal

    Lisa Seachrist

    pág. 1851

    

  • Fighting parasites on a shoestring

    Peter Aldhous

    págs. 1857-1859

    

  • Finding `sustainable' ways to prevent parasitic diseases

    Rebecca Kolberg

    págs. 1859-1861

    

  • Models aid understanding, help control parasites

    Billy Goodman

    págs. 1862-1863

    

  • Fighting the parasites of poverty: Public research, private industry, and tropical diseases

    Tore Godal

    págs. 1864-1866

    

  • Economics and the argument for parasitic disease control

    David B. Evans, Dean T. Jamison

    págs. 1866-1867

    

  • Unusual strategies of gene expression and control in parasites

    Timothy W. Nilsen

    págs. 1868-1869

    

  • RNA editing and the evolution of parasites

    Dmitri A. Maslov, Larry Simpson

    págs. 1870-1871