Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1995, Vol. 374, Número 6525

  • The great Berlin greenhouse compromise

    págs. 749-750

    

  • Patents for what genes?

    pág. 750

    

  • HUGO and HGS clash over `utility' of gene sequences in US patent law

    David Dickson

    pág. 751

    

  • Curie laid to rest with France's heroes

    pág. 751

    

  • Critics attack hasty review of quake prediction efforts

    David Swinbanks

    pág. 751

    

  • Protein institute gets a reprieve--and a new role

    pág. 751

    

  • Study proposes PhD reforms, but no quota

    Colin McIlwain

    pág. 752

    

  • Now chemists hit at Smithsonian's `anti-science' exhibit

    pág. 752

    

  • US firms tipped for contract to run UK physics laboratory

    Ehsan Masood

    pág. 753

    

  • Livermore hitches a ride on state lobbying efforts

    Sally Lehrman

    pág. 753

    

  • Chile promises to try harder over VLT dispute

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 755

    

  • India seeks source of plague `peculiarities'

    K.S. Jayaraman

    pág. 755

    

  • France may break ranks over space station

    Declan Butler

    pág. 756

    

  • Concorsi `corruption' leads to court

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 756

    

  • Panel to gather intelligence on rival technology efforts

    Declan Butler

    pág. 757

    

  • Glaxo researchers move to new home

    pág. 757

    

  • US physicists seek construction role in Europe's LHC

    Colin McIlwain

    pág. 757

    

  • Beyond Einstein's theory of gravitation?

    John Maddox

    pág. 759

    

  • Iron flicks the switch

    Edwin C. Constable

    págs. 760-761

    

  • Conodonts join the club

    Philippe Janvier

    págs. 761-762

    

  • Bodies on the brink

    Paul Weisman

    págs. 762-763

    

  • Acting without seeing

    Glyn W. Humphreys

    págs. 763-764

    

  • Designer zeolites

    Michael D. Ward

    págs. 764-765

    

  • Bananaquit biogeography

    Jared Diamond

    págs. 765-766

    

  • Exploration by lamp light

    Melissa J. Moore

    págs. 766-767

    

  • 243 Ida weighs in

    Richard P. Binzel

    págs. 767-768

    

  • Electrically conductive Langmuir-Blodgett films of charge-transfer materials

    Martin R. Bryce, Michael C. Petty

    págs. 771-776

    

  • In vitro evolution of a self-alkylating ribozyme

    Jack W. Szostack, Charles Wilson

    págs. 777-782

    

  • Discovery and physical properties of Dactyl, a satellite of asteroid 243 Ida

    C.R. Chapman, J. Veverka

    págs. 783-785

    

  • Bulk density of asteroid 243 Ida from the orbit of its satellite Dactyl

    C.R. Chapman, M.J.S. Belton

    págs. 785-788