Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 2004, Vol. 428, Número 6982

  • Tumour suppression: Disruption of HAUSP gene stabilizes p53

    Jordan M. Cummins, Christoph Lengauer, Manu Kohli, Carlo Rago, Kenneth W. Kinzler, Bert Vogelstein

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  • A fair deal for all

    pág. 451

    

  • Playing a dangerous game

    pág. 451

    

  • High prices of supplies drain cash from poorer nations' labs

    Eva Schillinger

    pág. 453

    

  • Rebelling scientists welcome left's landslide in France

    Declan Butler

    pág. 454

    

  • Bioterror tester kits trouble federal agencies

    Erika Check

    pág. 454

    

  • Australia considers revised scheme for young researchers

    Carina Dennis

    pág. 455

    

  • Democrats slam Bush plan for fresh nuclear weapons

    Geoff Brumfiel

    pág. 455

    

  • Biologists get ball rolling to aid neglected invertebrates

    Helen Pearson

    pág. 456

    

  • Founder bows out as genomic firm slashes workforce

    Meredith Wadman

    pág. 456

    

  • Letters to the Editor deliver fitting April message

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 457

    

  • Defence work sheds light on hospital bacteria

    Laura Nelson

    pág. 457

    

  • news in brief

    págs. 458-459

    

  • Information technology: In the know

    Philip Ball

    págs. 462-463

    

  • Laboratory animals: The Renaissance rat

    Alison Abbott

    págs. 464-466

    

  • Irrelevance, buzzwords, coffee: it's the virtual PI

    pág. 467

    

  • Small change

    Stephen E. Moss

    pág. 467

    

  • Diversity project takes time but reaps rewards

    L. Luca Cavalli-Sforza

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  • Ancient frog could spearhead conservation efforts

    Ramesh K. Aggarwal

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  • Power to the people

    Michael Grubb

    págs. 469-470

    

  • Autistic genius?

    Michael Fitzgerald

    págs. 470-471

    

  • Science in culture

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 471

    

  • Turning down, but not off

    Stuart A. Lipton

    pág. 473

    

  • Genome sequencing: Three's company

    Kerstin Lindblad-Toh

    págs. 475-476

    

  • Earth science: Inside history in depth

    David Stevenson

    págs. 476-477

    

  • Entomology: Butterflies at that awkward age

    Dick Vane-Wright

    págs. 477-480

    

  • Evolutionary biology: Ferns reawakened

    Torsten Eriksson

    págs. 480-481

    

  • Nanoscale physics: Big moment for nanotubes

    May Chiao

    pág. 481

    

  • Obituary: J. Beverley Oke (1928-2004)

    Wallace Sargent

    pág. 483

    

  • news and views in brief

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