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December 2006, Volume 444, Issue 7122
- 1006-1007 The beginning of wisdom
by Stuart Ross Taylor - 1007-1008 The next pandemic
by John Oxford - 1008-1008 Science in culture
by Martin Kemp - 1009-1010 Obesity and gut flora
by Matej Bajzer & Randy J. Seeley - 1010-1011 A burst of new ideas
by Bing Zhang - 1013-1014 Auditory fidelity
by Thomas D. Parsons - 1014-1015 Neutrons radiating decay
by Nathal Severijns - 1015-1017 Too fast by mistake
by Tom Kirkwood - 1017-1017 A light touch
by Richard Webb - 1018-1019 Proof at a roll of the dice
by Bernard Chazelle - 1019-1020 Dangerous liaisons on neurons
by Giampietro Schiavo - 1021-1022 Parthenogenesis in Komodo dragons
by Phillip C. Watts & Kevin R. Buley & Stephanie Sanderson & Wayne Boardman & Claudio Ciofi & Richard Gibson - 1022-1023 Human gut microbes associated with obesity
by Ruth E. Ley & Peter J. Turnbaugh & Samuel Klein & Jeffrey I. Gordon - 1023-1024 Rubber bands reduce the cost of carrying loads
by Lawrence C. Rome & Louis Flynn & Taeseung D. Yoo - 1024-1025 Underwater 'sniffing' by semi-aquatic mammals
by Kenneth C. Catania - 1027-1031 An obesity-associated gut microbiome with increased capacity for energy harvest
by Peter J. Turnbaugh & Ruth E. Ley & Michael A. Mahowald & Vincent Magrini & Elaine R. Mardis & Jeffrey I. Gordon - 1032-1037 Blockade of Dll4 inhibits tumour growth by promoting non-productive angiogenesis
by Irene Noguera-Troise & Christopher Daly & Nicholas J. Papadopoulos & Sandra Coetzee & Pat Boland & Nicholas W. Gale & Hsin Chieh Lin & George D. Yancopoulos & Gavin Thurston - 1038-1043 A new progeroid syndrome reveals that genotoxic stress suppresses the somatotroph axis
by Laura J. Niedernhofer & George A. Garinis & Anja Raams & Astrid S. Lalai & Andria Rasile Robinson & Esther Appeldoorn & Hanny Odijk & Roos Oostendorp & Anwaar Ahmad & Wibeke van Leeuwen & Arjan F. Theil & Wim Vermeulen & Gijsbertus T. J. van der Horst & Peter Meinecke & Wim J. Kleijer & Jan Vijg & Nicolaas G. J. Jaspers & Jan H. J. Hoeijmakers - 1044-1046 A new γ-ray burst classification scheme from GRB 060614
by N. Gehrels & J. P. Norris & S. D. Barthelmy & J. Granot & Y. Kaneko & C. Kouveliotou & C. B. Markwardt & P. Mészáros & E. Nakar & J. A. Nousek & P. T. O'Brien & M. Page & D. M. Palmer & A. M. Parsons & P. W. A. Roming & T. Sakamoto & C. L. Sarazin & P. Schady & M. Stamatikos & S. E. Woosley - 1047-1049 No supernovae associated with two long-duration γ-ray bursts
by Johan P. U. Fynbo & Darach Watson & Christina C. Thöne & Jesper Sollerman & Joshua S. Bloom & Tamara M. Davis & Jens Hjorth & Páll Jakobsson & Uffe G. Jørgensen & John F. Graham & Andrew S. Fruchter & David Bersier & Lisa Kewley & Arnaud Cassan & José María Castro Cerón & Suzanne Foley & Javier Gorosabel & Tobias C. Hinse & Keith D. Horne & Brian L. Jensen & Sylvio Klose & Daniel Kocevski & Jean-Baptiste Marquette & Daniel Perley & Enrico Ramirez-Ruiz & Maximilian D. Stritzinger & Paul M. Vreeswijk & Ralph A. M. Wijers & Kristian G. Woller & Dong Xu & Marta Zub - 1050-1052 An enigmatic long-lasting γ-ray burst not accompanied by a bright supernova
by M. Della Valle & G. Chincarini & N. Panagia & G. Tagliaferri & D. Malesani & V. Testa & D. Fugazza & S. Campana & S. Covino & V. Mangano & L. A. Antonelli & P. D’Avanzo & K. Hurley & I. F. Mirabel & L. J. Pellizza & S. Piranomonte & L. Stella - 1053-1055 A novel explosive process is required for the γ-ray burst GRB 060614
by A. Gal-Yam & D. B. Fox & P. A. Price & E. O. Ofek & M. R. Davis & D. C. Leonard & A. M. Soderberg & B. P. Schmidt & K. M. Lewis & B. A. Peterson & S. R. Kulkarni & E. Berger & S. B. Cenko & R. Sari & K. Sharon & D. Frail & D.-S. Moon & P. J. Brown & A. Cucchiara & F. Harrison & T. Piran & S. E. Persson & P. J. McCarthy & B. E. Penprase & R. A. Chevalier & A. I. MacFadyen - 1056-1058 A deep dynamo generating Mercury’s magnetic field
by Ulrich R. Christensen - 1059-1062 Observation of the radiative decay mode of the free neutron
by Jeffrey S. Nico & Maynard S. Dewey & Thomas R. Gentile & H. Pieter Mumm & Alan K. Thompson & Brian M. Fisher & Isaac Kremsky & Fred E. Wietfeldt & Timothy E. Chupp & Robert L. Cooper & Elizabeth J. Beise & Kristin G. Kiriluk & James Byrne & Kevin J. Coakley - 1063-1064 Fortnightly variations in the flow velocity of Rutford Ice Stream, West Antarctica
by G. Hilmar Gudmundsson - 1065-1068 Intrasexual competition and sexual selection in cooperative mammals
by T. H. Clutton-Brock & S. J. Hodge & G. Spong & A. F. Russell & N. R. Jordan & N. C. Bennett & L. L. Sharpe & M. B. Manser - 1069-1072 Axonal site of spike initiation enhances auditory coincidence detection
by Hiroshi Kuba & Takahiro M. Ishii & Harunori Ohmori - 1073-1077 Early events in the thymus affect the balance of effector and regulatory T cells
by Daniel J. Pennington & Bruno Silva-Santos & Tobias Silberzahn & Mónica Escórcio-Correia & Martin J. Woodward & Scott J. Roberts & Adrian L. Smith & P. Julian Dyson & Adrian C. Hayday - 1078-1082 The mechanism by which influenza A virus nucleoprotein forms oligomers and binds RNA
by Qiaozhen Ye & Robert M. Krug & Yizhi Jane Tao - 1083-1087 Inhibition of Dll4 signalling inhibits tumour growth by deregulating angiogenesis
by John Ridgway & Gu Zhang & Yan Wu & Scott Stawicki & Wei-Ching Liang & Yvan Chanthery & Joe Kowalski & Ryan J. Watts & Christopher Callahan & Ian Kasman & Mallika Singh & May Chien & Christine Tan & Jo-Anne S. Hongo & Fred de Sauvage & Greg Plowman & Minhong Yan - 1088-1091 Essential role for collectrin in renal amino acid transport
by Ursula Danilczyk & Renu Sarao & Christine Remy & Chahira Benabbas & Gerti Stange & Andreas Richter & Sudha Arya & J. Andrew Pospisilik & Dustin Singer & Simone M. R. Camargo & Victoria Makrides & Tamara Ramadan & Francois Verrey & Carsten A. Wagner & Josef M. Penninger - 1092-1095 Botulinum neurotoxin B recognizes its protein receptor with high affinity and specificity
by Rongsheng Jin & Andreas Rummel & Thomas Binz & Axel T. Brunger - 1096-1100 Structural basis of cell surface receptor recognition by botulinum neurotoxin B
by Qing Chai & Joseph W. Arndt & Min Dong & William H. Tepp & Eric A. Johnson & Edwin R. Chapman & Raymond C. Stevens - 1101-1101 NIH programme offers possibilities of independence for young researchers
by Paul Smaglik - 1104-1104 Hotdogs at the end of the world
by Jeff Crook
December 2006, Volume 444, Issue 7121
- 16-16 Evolution of mate choice in the wild
by Erik Postma & Simon C. Griffith & Robert Brooks - 16-17 Evolution of mate choice in the wild (Reply)
by Anna Qvarnström & Jon E. Brommer & Lars Gustafsson - 18-18 Biosignatures and abiotic constraints on early life
by Barbara Sherwood Lollar & Thomas M. McCollom - 18-19 Biosignatures and abiotic constraints on early life (Reply)
by Yuichiro Ueno & Keita Yamada & Naohiro Yoshida & Shigenori Maruyama & Yukio Isozaki - 794-794 When good cholesterol turns bad
by Helen Pearson - 794-795 Changes at the helm fuel Salk expansion plans
by Rex Dalton - 796-796 'So far, so good' for shuttle
by Michael Hopkin - 796-797 Agency set up to tackle bioterror
by Meredith Wadman - 799-799 Stem-cell techique 'contrary to public order'
by Alison Abbott - 799-799 Australia lifts ban on cloning
by David Cyranoski - 800-801 Martian gullies turn tide in hunt for life
by Katharine Sanderson - 801-801 A vision of life after Blair
by Jim Giles - 805-805 Market watch
by Colin Macilwain - 808-810 Grey Matters
by Emma Marris - 811-811 caught in the middle
by Kerri Smith - 812-813 Primates in the frame
by David Cyranoski - 814-816 Mighty mouse
by Jane Qiu - 817-817 Real-space solution to the problem of full disclosure
by Bernhard Rupp - 817-817 Cultural differences reduce Japanese researchers' visibility on the Web
by Masao Ito & Torsten Wiesel - 819-819 Top of the pops
by Jon Turney - 820-820 Swoop and swerve
by H. K. Moffatt - 821-821 Saving time
by Lisa Jardine - 821-822 2006 wrapped up
by Mary Purton - 823-824 Momentum in an uncertain light
by Ulf Leonhardt - 825-827 A protective paradox
by Stephen L. Hoffman - 827-828 Niche retreats for stem cells
by David A. Williams & Jose A. Cancelas - 829-829 Unkind cuts for incense
by Peter D. Moore - 829-831 Organic crystals at large
by Paul Heremans - 831-832 A channel sets the gain on pain
by Stephen G. Waxman - 832-833 Up the magnetic pressure
by Shaun Fisher & George Pickett - 833-834 Kicking off the insulin cascade
by Catherine Jackson - 835-835 A microworld in Triassic amber
by Alexander R. Schmidt & Eugenio Ragazzi & Olimpia Coppellotti & Guido Roghi - 836-837 HIV-1 and HCV sequences from Libyan outbreak
by Tulio de Oliveira & Oliver G. Pybus & Andrew Rambaut & Marco Salemi & Sharon Cassol & Massimo Ciccozzi & Giovanni Rezza & Guido Castelli Gattinara & Roberta D'Arrigo & Massimo Amicosante & Luc Perrin & Vittorio Colizzi & Carlo Federico Perno & Benghazi Study Group - 839-839 Obesity and diabetes
by Deepa Nath & Marie-Thérèse Heemels & Lesley Anson - 840-846 Mechanisms linking obesity to insulin resistance and type 2 diabetes
by Steven E. Kahn & Rebecca L. Hull & Kristina M. Utzschneider - 847-853 Adipocytes as regulators of energy balance and glucose homeostasis
by Evan D. Rosen & Bruce M. Spiegelman - 854-859 Gut hormones and the regulation of energy homeostasis
by Kevin G. Murphy & Stephen R. Bloom - 860-867 Inflammation and metabolic disorders
by Gökhan S. Hotamisligil - 868-874 Sirtuins as potential targets for metabolic syndrome
by Leonard Guarente - 875-880 Mechanisms linking obesity with cardiovascular disease
by Luc F. Van Gaal & Ilse L. Mertens & Christophe E. De Block - 881-887 Abdominal obesity and metabolic syndrome
by Jean-Pierre Després & Isabelle Lemieux - 889-893 A Mesozoic gliding mammal from northeastern China
by Jin Meng & Yaoming Hu & Yuanqing Wang & Xiaolin Wang & Chuankui Li - 894-898 An SCN9A channelopathy causes congenital inability to experience pain
by James J. Cox & Frank Reimann & Adeline K. Nicholas & Gemma Thornton & Emma Roberts & Kelly Springell & Gulshan Karbani & Hussain Jafri & Jovaria Mannan & Yasmin Raashid & Lihadh Al-Gazali & Henan Hamamy & Enza Maria Valente & Shaun Gorman & Richard Williams & Duncan P. McHale & John N. Wood & Fiona M. Gribble & C. Geoffrey Woods - 899-904 Regulation of the bacterial cell cycle by an integrated genetic circuit
by Emanuele G. Biondi & Sarah J. Reisinger & Jeffrey M. Skerker & Muhammad Arif & Barrett S. Perchuk & Kathleen R. Ryan & Michael T. Laub - 905-908 MARSIS radar sounder evidence of buried basins in the northern lowlands of Mars
by Thomas R. Watters & Carl J. Leuschen & Jeffrey J. Plaut & Giovanni Picardi & Ali Safaeinili & Stephen M. Clifford & William M. Farrell & Anton B. Ivanov & Roger J. Phillips & Ellen R. Stofan - 909-912 Minority spin condensate in the spin-polarized superfluid 3He A1 phase
by A. Yamaguchi & S. Kobayashi & H. Ishimoto & H. Kojima - 913-917 Patterning organic single-crystal transistor arrays
by Alejandro L. Briseno & Stefan C. B. Mannsfeld & Mang M. Ling & Shuhong Liu & Ricky J. Tseng & Colin Reese & Mark E. Roberts & Yang Yang & Fred Wudl & Zhenan Bao - 918-921 Negligible glacial–interglacial variation in continental chemical weathering rates
by Gavin L. Foster & Derek Vance - 922-925 Slip on 'weak' faults by the rotation of regional stress in the fracture damage zone
by D. R. Faulkner & T. M. Mitchell & D. Healy & M. J. Heap - 926-928 Dynamical evolution of ecosystems
by Sandro Azaele & Simone Pigolotti & Jayanth R. Banavar & Amos Maritan - 929-932 Robustness–epistasis link shapes the fitness landscape of a randomly drifting protein
by Shimon Bershtein & Michal Segal & Roy Bekerman & Nobuhiko Tokuriki & Dan S. Tawfik - 933-936 Characterization of a carbohydrate transporter from symbiotic glomeromycotan fungi
by Arthur Schüßler & Holger Martin & David Cohen & Michael Fitz & Daniel Wipf - 937-940 The circumsporozoite protein is an immunodominant protective antigen in irradiated sporozoites
by Kota Arun Kumar & Gen-ichiro Sano & Silvia Boscardin & Ruth S. Nussenzweig & Michel C. Nussenzweig & Fidel Zavala & Victor Nussenzweig - 941-944 Inhibition of cytohesins by SecinH3 leads to hepatic insulin resistance
by Markus Hafner & Anton Schmitz & Imke Grüne & Seergazhi G. Srivatsan & Bianca Paul & Waldemar Kolanus & Thomas Quast & Elisabeth Kremmer & Inga Bauer & Michael Famulok - 945-948 The cytohesin Steppke is essential for insulin signalling in Drosophila
by Bernhard Fuss & Thomas Becker & Ingo Zinke & Michael Hoch - 949-952 Long-lasting arrest of murine polycystic kidney disease with CDK inhibitor roscovitine
by Nikolay O. Bukanov & Laurie A. Smith & Katherine W. Klinger & Steven R. Ledbetter & Oxana Ibraghimov-Beskrovnaya - 953-956 Polyadenylation factor CPSF-73 is the pre-mRNA 3'-end-processing endonuclease
by Corey R. Mandel & Syuzo Kaneko & Hailong Zhang & Damara Gebauer & Vasupradha Vethantham & James L. Manley & Liang Tong - 959-959 Growing pains
by Michael Eisenstein - 965-965 Graduate journal keepers look back on a year of lessons learned — in and out of the lab
by Paul Smaglik - 966-968 Model Mentors
by Carina Dennis - 970-970 The Godmother Protocols
by Heather M. Whitney
December 2006, Volume 444, Issue 7120
- 12-13 Evidence for sympatric speciation?
by U. K. Schliewen & T. D. Kocher & K. R. McKaye & O. Seehausen & D. Tautz - 13-13 Evidence for sympatric speciation? (Reply)
by Marta Barluenga & Kai N. Stölting & Walter Salzburger & Moritz Muschick & Axel Meyer - 14-14 A quality-controlled global runoff data set
by Murray C. Peel & Thomas A. McMahon - 14-15 A quality-controlled global runoff data set (Reply)
by N. Gedney & P. M. Cox & R. A. Betts & O. Boucher & C. Huntingford & P. A. Stott - 658-658 Journal reveals plans to fight fraud
by Meredith Wadman - 658-659 Molecular HIV evidence backs accused medics
by Declan Butler - 660-660 US backs revamp of nuclear warheads
by Geoff Brumfiel - 660-661 Bush faces rough ride over climate change
by Emma Marris - 663-663 South Africa takes steps to tackle HIV
by Michael Cherry - 663-663 Oil firms back AIDS project in the Niger delta
by Colin Macilwain - 664-664 Purdue attacked over fusion inquiry
by Eugenie Samuel Reich - 664-665 Actions speak louder than images
by Apoorva Mandavilli - 670-672 Drink the best and drive the rest
by Emma Marris - 673-676 A field in ferment
by Katharine Sanderson - 677-678 Making it up as you go along
by Heidi Ledford - 679-679 Creationists weaken society's trust in scientists
by Joanna Rutkowska - 679-679 Claim of bias against critics is refuted by publication
by Gerdien de Jong & Gert Korthof - 679-679 Creationist views have no basis in science
by Gabriela Lorenc-Plucińska - 679-679 A timely wake-up call as anti-evolutionists publicize their views
by U. Kutschera - 679-680 Pseudoscience should not be published in Nature
by Uwe Balthasar & Susannah Maidment - 680-680 There is no new evidence that undermines evolution
by Brian Charlesworth - 680-680 How the word 'hominid' evolved to include hominin
by Simon Underdown - 680-680 Creationists pose political, not scientific, threat
by Jerzy Banbura - 680-680 Walking with dinosaurs? Not in the real world
by Gary S. Hurd - 683-683 One good deed
by Oliver Curry - 684-684 The quest for immortality
by Emma Marris - 684-685 Bugs with bugs
by Mark L. Winston - 685-685 In retrospect: The birth of contraception
by Michel Raymond - 687-688 Stem cells and brain tumours
by Peter B. Dirks - 688-689 On the node of a wave
by Tom Katsouleas - 689-692 Caught right-handed
by A. Richard Palmer - 692-693 Renewing embryonic stem cells
by Reka R. Letso & Brent R. Stockwell - 693-695 Defects and perfect flows
by Henry R. Glyde - 695-696 Plankton in a warmer world
by Scott C. Doney - 697-697 A paddle in oil
by Anthony G. Lee - 698-698 Metals line up for DNA
by Jens Müller - 699-699 Unity among black holes
by Jörn Wilms - 700-700 Reinhart Heinrich (1946–2006)
by Marc W. Kirschner - 701-702 Nectar bat stows huge tongue in its rib cage
by Nathan Muchhala - 702-702 Bat orientation using Earth's magnetic field
by Richard A. Holland & Kasper Thorup & Maarten J. Vonhof & William W. Cochran & Martin Wikelski - 703-706 The critical role of disks in the formation of high-mass stars
by Riccardo Cesaroni & Daniele Galli & Giuseppe Lodato & Malcolm Walmsley & Qizhou Zhang - 707-712 Electrical activity in early neuronal development
by Nicholas C. Spitzer - 713-717 Insights into the dynamics of mantle plumes from uranium-series geochemistry
by Bernard Bourdon & Neil M. Ribe & Andreas Stracke & Alberto E. Saal & Simon P. Turner - 718-723 The efficient interaction of indirect reciprocity and costly punishment
by Bettina Rockenbach & Manfred Milinski - 724-729 Thymic selection threshold defined by compartmentalization of Ras/MAPK signalling
by Mark A. Daniels & Emma Teixeiro & Jason Gill & Barbara Hausmann & Dominique Roubaty & Kaisa Holmberg & Guy Werlen & Georg A. Holländer & Nicholas R. J. Gascoigne & Ed Palmer - 730-732 Active galactic nuclei as scaled-up Galactic black holes
by I. M. McHardy & E. Koerding & C. Knigge & P. Uttley & R. P. Fender - 733-736 Free fermion antibunching in a degenerate atomic Fermi gas released from an optical lattice
by T. Rom & Th. Best & D. van Oosten & U. Schneider & S. Fölling & B. Paredes & I. Bloch - 737-739 Controlled injection and acceleration of electrons in plasma wakefields by colliding laser pulses
by J. Faure & C. Rechatin & A. Norlin & A. Lifschitz & Y. Glinec & V. Malka - 740-743 Thermal radiation scanning tunnelling microscopy
by Yannick De Wilde & Florian Formanek & Rémi Carminati & Boris Gralak & Paul-Arthur Lemoine & Karl Joulain & Jean-Philippe Mulet & Yong Chen & Jean-Jacques Greffet - 744-747 Oxidation of the Ediacaran Ocean
by D. A. Fike & J. P. Grotzinger & L. M. Pratt & R. E. Summons - 748-751 How Neanderthal molar teeth grew
by Roberto Macchiarelli & Luca Bondioli & André Debénath & Arnaud Mazurier & Jean-François Tournepiche & Wendy Birch & M. Christopher Dean - 752-755 Climate-driven trends in contemporary ocean productivity
by Michael J. Behrenfeld & Robert T. O’Malley & David A. Siegel & Charles R. McClain & Jorge L. Sarmiento & Gene C. Feldman & Allen J. Milligan & Paul G. Falkowski & Ricardo M. Letelier & Emmanuel S. Boss - 756-760 Glioma stem cells promote radioresistance by preferential activation of the DNA damage response
by Shideng Bao & Qiulian Wu & Roger E. McLendon & Yueling Hao & Qing Shi & Anita B. Hjelmeland & Mark W. Dewhirst & Darell D. Bigner & Jeremy N. Rich - 761-765 Bone morphogenetic proteins inhibit the tumorigenic potential of human brain tumour-initiating cells
by S. G. M. Piccirillo & B. A. Reynolds & N. Zanetti & G. Lamorte & E. Binda & G. Broggi & H. Brem & A. Olivi & F. Dimeco & A. L. Vescovi - 766-769 A bacterial dynamin-like protein
by Harry H. Low & Jan Löwe - 770-774 Klotho converts canonical FGF receptor into a specific receptor for FGF23
by Itaru Urakawa & Yuji Yamazaki & Takashi Shimada & Kousuke Iijima & Hisashi Hasegawa & Katsuya Okawa & Toshiro Fujita & Seiji Fukumoto & Takeyoshi Yamashita - 775-779 Phospholipids and the origin of cationic gating charges in voltage sensors
by Daniel Schmidt & Qiu-Xing Jiang & Roderick MacKinnon - 780-780 Erratum: Smad4 signalling in T cells is required for suppression of gastrointestinal cancer
by Byung-Gyu Kim & Cuiling Li & Wenhui Qiao & Mizuko Mamura & Barbara Kasprzak & Miriam Anver & Lawrence Wolfraim & Suntaek Hong & Elizabeth Mushinski & Michael Potter & Seong-Jin Kim & Xin-Yuan Fu & Chuxia Deng & John J. Letterio - 780-780 Erratum: Definitive fossil evidence for the extant avian radiation in the Cretaceous
by Julia A. Clarke & Claudia P. Tambussi & Jorge I. Noriega & Gregory M. Erickson & Richard A. Ketcham - 781-781 How to ask yourself questions about major career decisions
by Paul Smaglik - 782-785 Should I stay or should I go?
by Kendall Powell - 788-788 Awakening the genius within
by Daniel Gregory
November 2006, Volume 444, Issue 7119
- 6-6 Complex organic matter in Titan's aerosols?
by K Biemann - 6-7 Complex organic matter in Titan's aerosols? (Reply)
by G. Israël & C. Szopa & F. Raulin & M. Cabane & H. B. Niemann & S. K. Atreya & S. J. Bauer & J.-F. Brun & E. Chassefière & P. Coll & E. Condé & D. Coscia & A. Hauchecorne & P. Millian & M. J. Nguyen & T. Owen & W. Riedler & R. E. Samuelson & J.-M. Siguier & M. Steller & R. Sternberg & C. Vidal-Madjar - 9-10 Revisiting Pollock's drip paintings
by Katherine Jones-Smith & Harsh Mathur - 10-11 Revisiting Pollock's drip paintings (Reply)
by R. P. Taylor & A. P. Micolich & D. Jonas - 524-524 Methane quashes green credentials of hydropower
by Jim Giles - 524-525 Preprint analysis quantifies scientific plagiarism
by Jim Giles - 526-527 A space dilemma: extend missions or start afresh?
by Katharine Sanderson - 528-528 Amazon puts network power online
by Declan Butler - 529-529 Past drought hints at Africa's future
by Michael Hopkin - 529-529 A womb with a view
by Narelle Towie - 530-530 Japan speeds up nuclear physics
by Ichiko Fuyuno - 533-533 Market Watch
by Quirin Schiermeier - 534-538 In search of lost time
by Jo Marchant - 539-541 The cost of leafing
by John Whitfield - 543-544 The earth-eaters
by Trevor Stokes - 545-545 Islam: governments need to reform education and build a scientific culture
by Hilal A. Lashuel & Nasser Zawia - 545-545 Islam: science is held back by paternalistic traditions
by Tasleem Akhtar - 547-548 The Hungarian martians
by Arthur I. Miller - 548-548 Women or just good scientists?
by Patricia Fara - 549-549 Understanding cancer
by Chris Boshoff - 549-550 Detecting hidden objects
by Manfred Fahle - 550-550 Science in culture
by Martin Kemp - 551-552 High tech from Ancient Greece
by François Charette - 552-553 A move in the right direction
by Jeffrey S. Chamberlain - 553-555 A broader take on DNA
by Aaron M. Leconte & Floyd E. Romesberg - 555-556 Rarity bites
by Barry W. Brook & Navjot S. Sodhi - 557-557 Molecules in quarantine
by Julius Rebek - 559-560 A memory boost while you sleep
by Robert Stickgold - 560-561 A terahertz modulator
by Mittleman Daniel - 561-562 Many things from one
by John R. S. Newman & Jonathan S. Weissman - 562-563 Water from on high
by Dennis P. Lettenmaier & James S. Famiglietti - 565-565 Wood used by Stradivari and Guarneri
by Joseph Nagyvary & Joseph A. DiVerdi & Noel L. Owen & H. Dennis Tolley - 566-566 Red wine procyanidins and vascular health
by R. Corder & W. Mullen & N. Q. Khan & S. C. Marks & E. G. Wood & M. J. Carrier & A. Crozier - 567-573 Protein delivery into eukaryotic cells by type III secretion machines
by Jorge E. Galán & Hans Wolf-Watz - 574-579 Mesoangioblast stem cells ameliorate muscle function in dystrophic dogs
by Maurilio Sampaolesi & Stephane Blot & Giuseppe D’Antona & Nicolas Granger & Rossana Tonlorenzi & Anna Innocenzi & Paolo Mognol & Jean-Lauren Thibaud & Beatriz G. Galvez & Ines Barthélémy & Laura Perani & Sara Mantero & Maria Guttinger & Orietta Pansarasa & Chiara Rinaldi & M. Gabriella Cusella De Angelis & Yvan Torrente & Claudio Bordignon & Roberto Bottinelli & Giulio Cossu - 580-586 An RNA map predicting Nova-dependent splicing regulation
by Jernej Ule & Giovanni Stefani & Aldo Mele & Matteo Ruggiu & Xuning Wang & Bahar Taneri & Terry Gaasterland & Benjamin J. Blencowe & Robert B. Darnell - 587-591 Decoding the ancient Greek astronomical calculator known as the Antikythera Mechanism
by T. Freeth & Y. Bitsakis & X. Moussas & J. H. Seiradakis & A. Tselikas & H. Mangou & M. Zafeiropoulou & R. Hadland & D. Bate & A. Ramsey & M. Allen & A. Crawley & P. Hockley & T. Malzbender & D. Gelb & W. Ambrisco & M. G. Edmunds - 592-596 Rank clocks
by Michael Batty - 597-600 Active terahertz metamaterial devices
by Hou-Tong Chen & Willie J. Padilla & Joshua M. O. Zide & Arthur C. Gossard & Antoinette J. Taylor & Richard D. Averitt - 601-604 Gulf Stream density structure and transport during the past millennium
by David C. Lund & Jean Lynch-Stieglitz & William B. Curry