Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1999, Vol. 397, Número 6716

  • Uncertainty and naivety in Germany's science politics

    pág. 183

    

  • Arima ascendant

    pág. 183

    

  • Embryonic stem-cell research exempt from ban, NIH is told

    Meredith Wadman

    págs. 185-186

    

  • Insider trading alert over bioscience companies

    Sally Lehrman

    pág. 185

    

  • Space station faces research cuts to cover risk of Russian default

    Tony Reichhardt

    pág. 186

    

  • Biochemistry panel dropped from UK quality review

    Natasha Loder

    pág. 187

    

  • French scientists offered time to set up companies

    Declan Butler

    pág. 187

    

  • US genome researcher strikes it rich

    pág. 187

    

  • India approves use of genetically modified crops, despite critics

    K.S. Jayaraman

    pág. 188

    

  • Physicist's dual role could help with Japanese merger

    Asako Saegusa

    pág. 188

    

  • Fossil dealer charged over Russian cache

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 189

    

  • Greens accept reprieve for neutron source

    Quirin Schiermeier

    pág. 189

    

  • Plan to limit Cambridge high-tech growth

    Ehsan Masood

    págs. 190-191

    

  • Quebec's tax incentives act as a magnet to research companies

    David Spurgeon

    pág. 190

    

  • Tough times set to continue for US biotech start-ups

    Sally Lehrman

    pág. 191

    

  • News in brief

    págs. 193-194

    

  • The writing is on the web for science journals in print

    Declan Butler

    págs. 195-200

    

  • Prospecting for Jurassic slabs

    Mark A. Richards

    págs. 203-204

    

  • Molecular motors join forces

    Manfred Schliwa

    págs. 204-205

    

  • Deep-sea clams feel the heat

    Cindy Lee Van Dover

    págs. 205-206

    

  • Sculpting a wavepacket

    Wolfgang P. Schleich

    págs. 207-208

    

  • Translational control perks up

    Robert H. Silverman, Bryan R. G. Williams

    págs. 208-209

    

  • Monkey business in the aquarium

    Rory Howlett

    pág. 211

    

  • Ferroelectric ice

    Steven T. Bramwell

    págs. 212-213

    

  • Capping off the ends

    Carolyn Price

    págs. 213-214

    

  • Hydrogenase sophistication

    Richard Cammack

    págs. 214-215

    

  • A homeostatic switch

    Richard Miles

    págs. 215-216

    

  • Betwixt hagiography and debunking

    W.F. Bynum

    págs. 221-222

    

  • The face of the future

    David Gems

    págs. 222-223

    

  • Destruction and deliberation

    Claudio Vita-Finzi

    pág. 223