Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1998, Vol. 394, Número 6690

  • Genetic revolution overdue at the USDA

    pág. 207

    

  • A Wellcome break for science

    pág. 207

    

  • UK provides `step increase' in funding for its science base

    David Dickson

    pág. 209

    

  • Plant scientists want focus on the best and brightest

    Colin Macilwain

    págs. 210-211

    

  • Fusion machines `breach treaty and open weapons risk'

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 210

    

  • UK court gives green light to trial of modified maize

    Ehsan Masood

    pág. 212

    

  • Britain ignores warning on privatization of defence research

    Ehsan Masood

    pág. 212

    

  • Gore's satellite may fill role of lost SOHO

    Tony Reichhardt

    pág. 213

    

  • Biologists recommend scraping NASA's research on crystals

    pág. 213

    

  • Israel split on rights to genetic privacy

    Haim Watzman

    pág. 214

    

  • Swiss databank to start charging for use

    Alison Abbot

    pág. 214

    

  • News in brief

    pág. 215

    

  • How to make microbes safer

    Graham S. Pearson

    págs. 217-218

    

  • Dust hides a universal starburst

    Douglas Scott

    págs. 219-220

    

  • Why Ras needs Rho

    Frank McCormick

    págs. 220-221

    

  • Craters unchained

    H.J. Melosh

    págs. 221-222

    

  • Incas and alders

    Peter D. Moore

    págs. 224-225

    

  • Printing screens

    Robert Wisnieff

    págs. 225-226

    

  • The pathogen connection

    Diane Mathis, Christophe Benoist

    págs. 227-228

    

  • Eddies make ocean deserts bloom

    Michael J. Follows, Richard G. Williams

    págs. 228-229

    

  • Rarity as double jeopardy

    Kevin J. Gaston

    págs. 229-230

    

  • Feynman's figurations

    Martin Kemp

    pág. 231

    

  • Microbiology for the millions

    W.F. Bynum

    págs. 237-238

    

  • From meat to merchandise

    John Robb

    págs. 238-239

    

  • No laughing matter

    Colin L. Masters

    págs. 239-240

    

  • The making of a biochemist

    Mikulas Telch

    pág. 240

    

  • High-redshift star formation in the Hubble Deep Field revealed by a submillimetre-wavelength survey

    James Dunlop, Michael Rowan-Robinson, Walter Gear, Andrew Blain, Andreas Efstathiou, Tim Jenness, Malcolm Longair, Stephen Serjeant, Seb Oliver, Andy Lawrence, Pippa Goldschmidt, David H. Hughes, John Peacock, Robert G. Mann, Rob Ivison

    págs. 241-247

    

  • Submillimetre-wavelength detection of dusty star-forming galaxies at high redshift

    L.L. Cowie, Y. Taniguchi, H. Okuda, E. Fulton, K. Kawara, A.J. Barger, D. B. Sanders

    págs. 248-251

    

  • A three-dimensional photonic crystal operating at infrared wavelengths

    W. Zubrzycki, S.Y. Lin, S. R. Kurtz, K. M. Ho, D. L. Hetherington, B. K. Smith, R. Biswas, M. M. Sigalas, Jim Bur, J.G. Fleming

    págs. 251-253

    

  • An electrophoretic ink for all-printed reflective electronic displays

    J.D. Albert, J. D. Albert, Barrett Comiskey, Hidekazu Yoshizawa, Joseph Jacobson

    págs. 253-255