Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 2002, Vol. 418, Número 6894

  • After the gold-rush

    pág. 111

    

  • Dubious data remain in print two years after misconduct inquiry

    Johanna Schwarz, Alison Abbott

    pág. 113

    

  • Europe gets tough on labelling genetically modified foodstuffs

    Declan Butler

    pág. 114

    

  • Botswana's AIDS laboratory squares up to HIV pandemic

    Michael Cherry

    pág. 114

    

  • AIDS meeting demands more than lip service

    Declan Butler

    pág. 115

    

  • Biology project left short of cash

    David Cyranoski

    pág. 115

    

  • Race is on to find alternative to animal tests

    Sally Goodman

    pág. 116

    

  • Japan lays out 55-point patient plan

    David Cyranoski

    pág. 116

    

  • Physicists plot mass production of neutrinos

    David Adam

    pág. 117

    

  • Public body appointed to clean up UK's nuclear legacy

    David Adam

    pág. 117

    

  • news in brief

    págs. 118-119

    

  • Time to wise up?

    Geoff Brumfiel

    págs. 120-121

    

  • The brave new world of RNA

    Carina Dennis

    págs. 122-124

    

  • Interoperability calls for an unusual mix of skills

    Fabien Campagne

    pág. 125

    

  • Rebel army need not be a barrier to conservation

    Craig Turner, Pete Raines

    pág. 125

    

  • Jury out on Jefferson's alleged descendants

    Steven T. Corneliussen

    pág. 125

    

  • Networking comes of age

    Sidney Redner

    págs. 127-128

    

  • A right royal feud

    Owen Gingerich

    págs. 128-129

    

  • Evolution by design?

    Brian Charlesworth

    pág. 129

    

  • The bigger picture

    Tamas Vicsek

    pág. 131

    

  • Hominid revelations from Chad

    Bernard Wood

    págs. 133-135

    

  • Out on the edge

    William B. McKinnon

    págs. 135-136

    

  • Do the locomotion

    Roger V. Short

    pág. 137

    

  • Bacterial game dynamics

    Martin A. Nowak, Karl Sigmund

    págs. 138-139

    

  • Cleaning up catalysts

    Magdalena Helmer

    pág. 138

    

  • Repulsive encounters

    Giovanna Chimini

    págs. 139-140

    

  • Ants on a Turing trail

    Peter Hammerstein, Olof Leimar

    págs. 141-142

    

  • Snake circumvents constraints on prey size

    Harold K. Voris, Bruce C. Jayne, Peter K. L. Ng

    pág. 143

    

  • Multiply infected spleen cells in HIV patients

    Ulrike Fischers, Reinhard Maier, Eckart Meeses, Andreas Jung, Volker Jungs, Andreas Meyerhans , Gennady Bocharov, Simon Wain-Hobson, Jean-Pierre Vartanian

    pág. 144

    

  • A new hominid from the Upper Miocence of Chad, Central Africa

    David Pilbeam, Pierre Fronty, Franck Guy, Jean-Renaud Boisserie, Yves Coppens, Djimdoumalbaye Ahounta, Andossa Likius, Gongdibe Fanone, Jean Dejax, Cecile Blondel, Hassane Taisso Mackaye, Louis De Bonis, Alain Beauvilain, D. Geraads, Christiane Denys, Herve Bocherens, Philippe Duringer, Vera Eisenmann, Michael Brunet

    págs. 145-151