Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1999, Vol. 401, Número 6752

  • Wanted: a new order in protein nomenclature

    pág. 411

    

  • Better, cheaper, faster, more vulnerable?

    pág. 411

    

  • ...and India protects its past online

    K.S. Jayaraman

    págs. 413-414

    

  • Europe strengthens its hand in bioscience website talks

    Declan Butler

    pág. 413

    

  • Coordinate international space science, meeting told

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 414

    

  • Lasker awards honour three pioneers in ion channels

    Natashaq Loder

    pág. 414

    

  • Mars bosses 'rejected trajectory revision'

    Tony Reichhardt

    pág. 415

    

  • ...and Europe considers insuring its x-ray satellite

    Natasha Loder, Alison Abbott

    pág. 415

    

  • Monbusho pleads for watered-down agency bill for universities

    pág. 416

    

  • Taiwan's high-tech industries shaken not stirred by quake

    Asako Saegusa

    pág. 416

    

  • Allegre defends synchroton plans

    Heather McCabe

    págs. 417-418

    

  • Scientists wary of weapons research agency

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 417

    

  • Fur flies over rare-species panel

    David Spurgeon

    págs. 418-419

    

  • cDNA sequence databank will safeguard research access

    Rex Dalton

    pág. 418

    

  • Spanish university chiefs blast recruitment system

    Xavier Bosch

    pág. 419

    

  • Geographer sues critics of his rock-dating methods

    Rex Dalton

    pág. 419

    

  • News in brief

    págs. 420-421

    

  • Germany's forgotten war

    Ute Deichmann

    págs. 425-426

    

  • Feynmania

    Graham Farmelo

    págs. 426-427

    

  • Astronomy's biggest project

    G. Jacoby

    págs. 427-428

    

  • Synchronizing situations

    Dietmar Plenz

    pág. 428

    

  • Diversity in the world of bugs

    Alison F. Hunter

    pág. 428

    

  • How many billions to go?

    Vaclav Smil

    pág. 429

    

  • Myosin steps backwards

    Manfred Schliwa

    págs. 431-432

    

  • Taking the core temperature

    Mark S.T. Bukowinski

    págs. 432-433

    

  • Cutting red-cell production

    Stuart H. Orkin, Mitchell J. Weiss

    págs. 433-435

    

  • Controlled green oxidation

    Craig L. Hill

    págs. 436-438

    

  • The haemoglobin enzyme

    Kiyohiro Imai

    pág. 437

    

  • Ageing dust fades away

    Sergio Fajardo-Acosta

    págs. 439-440

    

  • A cell for all reasons

    Robert H. Insall, William F. Loomis

    págs. 440-441