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February 2002, Volume 415, Issue 6874
- 825-825 Blast-off approaches for eagle-eyed orbiter
by Sally Goodman - 825-825 Reduced funding feeds Danish scientists' resentment
by David Adam - 828-830 Life in the deep freeze
by Helen Gavaghan - 831-832 Northern poles of excellence
by Josette Chen - 833-833 Sklyarov: big business vs academic freedom
by Jacob Corn - 833-833 Excitement over X-ray lasers is excessive
by Richard Henderson - 833-833 More light on pioneers of electrochemistry
by Hubert P. Yockey - 835-836 Rank injustice
by Peter A. Lawrence - 837-838 Harvard's metamorphosis
by Paul Doty - 838-839 Taking the SADness out of winter
by Josephine Arendt - 839-839 A knotty problem of nomenclature
by Peter L. Forey - 841-841 Plant intelligence: Mindless mastery
by Anthony Trewavas - 843-844 No more free lunch
by L. David Sibley - 844-845 Extra dimension with X-rays
by G. S. Cargill - 845-847 Brouhaha over the other yeast
by Jonathan A. Eisen - 847-847 Acid attack
by Jim Gillon - 848-849 How insects lose their limbs
by Mike Levine - 849-849 The cliff of stability
by David Jones - 851-852 Max Perutz (1914–2002)
by Hugh E. Huxley - 853-857 Science of nuclear warheads
by Keith O'Nions & Robin Pitman & Clive Marsh - 859-859 A cat cloned by nuclear transplantation
by Taeyoung Shin & Duane Kraemer & Jane Pryor & Ling Liu & James Rugila & Lisa Howe & Sandra Buck & Keith Murphy & Leslie Lyons & Mark Westhusin - 860-860 Oxygen drips upwards from superconductors
by D. Wood & V. Greener & D. P. Hampshire - 860-861 Self-shielding in the solar nebula
by Robert N. Clayton - 861-861 Clean air slots amid atmospheric pollution
by Peter V. Hobbs - 861-862 Terrestrial export of organic carbon
by L. J. Tranvik & M. Jansson - 862-862 Terrestrial export of organic carbon
by C. D. Evans & C. Freeman & D. T. Monteith & B. Reynolds & N. Fenner - 863-869 The role of the thermohaline circulation in abrupt climate change
by Peter U. Clark & Nicklas G. Pisias & Thomas F. Stocker & Andrew J. Weaver - 871-880 The genome sequence of Schizosaccharomyces pombe
by V. Wood & R. Gwilliam & M.-A. Rajandream & M. Lyne & R. Lyne & A. Stewart & J. Sgouros & N. Peat & J. Hayles & S. Baker & D. Basham & S. Bowman & K. Brooks & D. Brown & S. Brown & T. Chillingworth & C. Churcher & M. Collins & R. Connor & A. Cronin & P. Davis & T. Feltwell & A. Fraser & S. Gentles & A. Goble & N. Hamlin & D. Harris & J. Hidalgo & G. Hodgson & S. Holroyd & T. Hornsby & S. Howarth & E. J. Huckle & S. Hunt & K. Jagels & K. James & L. Jones & M. Jones & S. Leather & S. McDonald & J. McLean & P. Mooney & S. Moule & K. Mungall & L. Murphy & D. Niblett & C. Odell & K. Oliver & S. O'Neil & D. Pearson & M. A. Quail & E. Rabbinowitsch & K. Rutherford & S. Rutter & D. Saunders & K. Seeger & S. Sharp & J. Skelton & M. Simmonds & R. Squares & S. Squares & K. Stevens & K. Taylor & R. G. Taylor & A. Tivey & S. Walsh & T. Warren & S. Whitehead & J. Woodward & G. Volckaert & R. Aert & J. Robben & B. Grymonprez & I. Weltjens & E. Vanstreels & M. Rieger & M. Schäfer & S. Müller-Auer & C. Gabel & M. Fuchs & C. Fritzc & E. Holzer & D. Moestl & H. Hilbert & K. Borzym & I. Langer & A. Beck & H. Lehrach & R. Reinhardt & T. M. Pohl & P. Eger & W. Zimmermann & H. Wedler & R. Wambutt & B. Purnelle & A. Goffeau & E. Cadieu & S. Dréano & S. Gloux & V. Lelaure & S. Mottier & F. Galibert & S. J. Aves & Z. Xiang & C. Hunt & K. Moore & S. M. Hurst & M. Lucas & M. Rochet & C. Gaillardin & V. A. Tallada & A. Garzon & G. Thode & R. R. Daga & L. Cruzado & J. Jimenez & M. Sánchez & F. del Rey & J. Benito & A. Domínguez & J. L. Revuelta & S. Moreno & J. Armstrong & S. L. Forsburg & L. Cerrutti & T. Lowe & W. R. McCombie & I. Paulsen & J. Potashkin & G. V. Shpakovski & D. Ussery & B. G. Barrell & P. Nurse - 881-883 Diverse supernova sources of pre-solar material inferred from molybdenum isotopes in meteorites
by Qingzhu Yin & Stein B. Jacobsen & Katsuyuki Yamashita - 883-887 Ultra-broadband semiconductor laser
by Claire Gmachl & Deborah L. Sivco & Raffaele Colombelli & Federico Capasso & Alfred Y. Cho - 887-890 Three-dimensional X-ray structural microscopy with submicrometre resolution
by B. C. Larson & Wenge Yang & G. E. Ice & J. D. Budai & J. Z. Tischler - 891-893 Chiral recognition in dimerization of adsorbed cysteine observed by scanning tunnelling microscopy
by Angelika Kühnle & Trolle R. Linderoth & Bjørk Hammer & Flemming Besenbacher - 893-897 Deterioration of the seventeenth-century warship Vasa by internal formation of sulphuric acid
by Magnus Sandström & Farideh Jalilehvand & Ingmar Persson & Ulrik Gelius & Patrick Frank & Ingrid Hall-Roth - 897-901 Transient dynamics of vulcanian explosions and column collapse
by A. B. Clarke & B. Voight & A. Neri & G. Macedonio - 901-904 Global environmental controls of diversity in large herbivores
by Han Olff & Mark E. Ritchie & Herbert H. T. Prins - 905-909 Climate change and the resurgence of malaria in the East African highlands
by Simon I. Hay & Jonathan Cox & David J. Rogers & Sarah E. Randolph & David I. Stern & G. Dennis Shanks & Monica F. Myers & Robert W. Snow - 910-913 Evolution of a transcriptional repression domain in an insect Hox protein
by Ron Galant & Sean B. Carroll - 914-917 Hox protein mutation and macroevolution of the insect body plan
by Matthew Ronshaugen & Nadine McGinnis & William McGinnis - 918-922 Numerical representation for action in the parietal cortex of the monkey
by Hiromasa Sawamura & Keisetsu Shima & Jun Tanji - 922-926 BH3-only Bcl-2 family member Bim is required for apoptosis of autoreactive thymocytes
by Philippe Bouillet & Jared F. Purton & Dale I. Godfrey & Li-Chen Zhang & Leigh Coultas & Hamsa Puthalakath & Marc Pellegrini & Suzanne Cory & Jerry M. Adams & Andreas Strasser - 926-929 De novo pyrimidine biosynthesis is required for virulence of Toxoplasma gondii
by Barbara A. Fox & David J. Bzik - 929-933 A Rad26–Def1 complex coordinates repair and RNA pol II proteolysis in response to DNA damage
by Elies C. Woudstra & Chris Gilbert & Jane Fellows & Lars Jansen & Jaap Brouwer & Hediye Erdjument-Bromage & Paul Tempst & Jesper Q. Svejstrup - 933-937 Structural basis for acidic-cluster-dileucine sorting-signal recognition by VHS domains
by Saurav Misra & Rosa Puertollano & Yukio Kato & Juan S. Bonifacino & James H. Hurley - 937-941 Structural basis for recognition of acidic-cluster dileucine sequence by GGA1
by Tomoo Shiba & Hiroyuki Takatsu & Terukazu Nogi & Naohiro Matsugaki & Masato Kawasaki & Noriyuki Igarashi & Mamoru Suzuki & Ryuichi Kato & Thomas Earnest & Kazuhisa Nakayama & Soichi Wakatsuki
February 2002, Volume 415, Issue 6873
- 3-3 Putting pathogens first
by Paul Smaglik - 4-5 Canada: Drawing back the talent
by David Spurgeon - 719-719 American Red Cross turns its back on stem-cell grant
by Jonathan Knight - 719-720 Biodefence boost leaves experts worried over laboratory safety
by Jonathan Knight - 720-720 Physicist's letters reveal clues to bitter wartime rift
by Alison Abbott - 721-721 Soros offers open access to science papers
by Declan Butler - 721-721 Rockefeller head quits as scandal looms
by Erika Check - 722-722 Share crash puts focus on accounts
by Erika Check - 722-722 Cloning agenda 'skewed' by media frenzy
by Erika Check - 723-723 Anger at US plan to drop physics experiment
by Geoff Brumfiel - 723-723 Researchers fear web information will prompt attacks
by Tony Reichhardt - 726-729 The counting house
by David Adam - 730-730 Tightening the purse strings
by Sally Goodman - 731-732 The impact-factors debate: the ISI's uses and limits
by Henk F. Moed - 732-732 Habilitation not just alive in France, but growing
by Matthew Cobb - 732-732 Getting space camera back on track soon
by Franklin O'Donnell - 732-732 Strange results mean it's worth checking ISI data
by Kathleen D. Hopkins & Laragh Gollogly & Sarah Ogden & Richard Horton - 732-732 Statistics hide impact of non-English journals
by Shengli Ren & Guang'an Zu & Hong-fei Wang - 733-734 Narrow horizons in astrobiology
by Michael J. Drake & Bruce M. Jakosky - 735-736 Carry a big stick
by John T. Finn - 736-736 A toast to the genome
by Carina Dennis - 736-737 Keeping in sync
by William Ditto - 737-738 Words of climatic wisdom
by Heike Langenberg - 738-738 Science in culture
by Martin Kemp - 739-739 Innateness
by Barbara C. Scholz - 741-741 Orthology: Secret life of genes
by Günter Theißen - 743-744 Beyond the kitchen sink
by Roger C. Newman - 744-745 A case of dispersing chameleons
by Olivier Rieppel - 745-747 Flow and fabric deep down
by Karen M. Fischer - 748-748 Snap judgements
by Tim Lincoln - 748-749 Precision patterning
by Nipam H. Patel & Sabbi Lall - 749-749 Fresh flavours
by David Jones - 751-754 Stem cells that make stems
by Detlef Weigel & Gerd Jürgens - 755-755 Rational imitation in preverbal infants
by György Gergely & Harold Bekkering & Ildikó Király - 755-756 Performance constraints in decathletes
by Raoul Van Damme & Robbie S. Wilson & Bieke Vanhooydonck & Peter Aerts - 757-764 The emerging conceptual framework of evolutionary developmental biology
by Wallace Arthur - 765-767 Crossover between classical and quantum shot noise in chaotic cavities
by S. Oberholzer & E. V. Sukhorukov & C. Schönenberger - 767-770 Observation of stimulated emission by direct three-photon excitation
by Guang S. He & Przemyslaw P. Markowicz & Tzu-Chau Lin & Paras N. Prasad - 770-774 Why stainless steel corrodes
by Mary P. Ryan & David E. Williams & Richard J. Chater & Bernie M. Hutton & David S. McPhail - 774-777 Poleward heat transport by the atmospheric heat engine
by Leon Barry & George C. Craig & John Thuburn - 777-780 Mid-mantle deformation inferred from seismic anisotropy
by James Wookey & J.-Michael Kendall & Guilhem Barruol - 780-784 A basal troodontid from the Early Cretaceous of China
by Xing Xu & Mark A. Norell & Xiao-lin Wang & Peter J. Makovicky & Xiao-chun Wu - 784-787 Chameleon radiation by oceanic dispersal
by C. J. Raxworthy & M. R. J. Forstner & R. A. Nussbaum - 787-789 Antagonistic coevolution between the sexes in a group of insects
by Göran Arnqvist & Locke Rowe - 790-793 Context-enabled learning in the human visual system
by Yael Adini & Dov Sagi & Misha Tsodyks - 793-798 Excitatory glycine receptors containing the NR3 family of NMDA receptor subunits
by Jon E. Chatterton & Marc Awobuluyi & Louis S. Premkumar & Hiroto Takahashi & Maria Talantova & Yeonsook Shin & Jiankun Cui & Shichun Tu & Kevin A. Sevarino & Nobuki Nakanishi & Gang Tong & Stuart A. Lipton & Dongxian Zhang - 798-802 Establishment of developmental precision and proportions in the early Drosophila embryo
by Bahram Houchmandzadeh & Eric Wieschaus & Stanislas Leibler - 802-806 Activation-induced cytidine deaminase turns on somatic hypermutation in hybridomas
by Alberto Martin & Philip D. Bardwell & Caroline J. Woo & Manxia Fan & Marc J. Shulman & Matthew D. Scharff - 806-809 Lateral relocation of auxin efflux regulator PIN3 mediates tropism in Arabidopsis
by Jiří Friml & Justyna Wiśniewska & Eva Benková & Kurt Mendgen & Klaus Palme - 810-813 The non-coding Air RNA is required for silencing autosomal imprinted genes
by Frank Sleutels & Ronald Zwart & Denise P. Barlow - 813-817 Structural basis for antagonist-mediated recruitment of nuclear co-repressors by PPARα
by H. Eric Xu & Thomas B. Stanley & Valerie G. Montana & Millard H. Lambert & Barry G. Shearer & Jeffery E. Cobb & David D. McKee & Cristin M. Galardi & Kelli D. Plunket & Robert T. Nolte & Derek J. Parks & John T. Moore & Steven A. Kliewer & Timothy M. Willson & Julie B. Stimmel - 817-817 Correction: Autonomic healing of polymer composites
by S. R. White & N. R. Sottos & P. H. Geubelle & J. S. Moore & M. R. Kessler & S. R. Sriram & E. N. Brown & S. Viswanathan
February 2002, Volume 415, Issue 6872
- 3-3 Swings and roundabouts
by Paul Smaglik - 4-6 A route to flexible working
by Paul Smaglik & Adam Smith - 7-7 Life beyond the walls
by Adam Smith - 563-563 National audit slams CNRS over poor management and planning
by Sally Goodman - 563-563 Developing world gets patent aid
by Declan Butler - 564-564 Funding freeze leaves high-energy physics facing cuts
by Geoff Brumfiel - 564-564 Bush goes to war as budget boosts R&D
by Colin Macilwain - 565-565 Extra duties offset NSF gains
by Virginia Gewin - 565-565 NASA tunes in to nuclear power
by Tony Reichhardt - 566-566 Drillers dig deep for microbes under the sea floor
by Rex Dalton - 566-566 German parliament backs stem-cell research
by Quirin Schiermeier - 567-567 Reviews spark debate over breast screening
by Jonathan Knight - 567-567 Climate lobby group closes down
by Virginia Gewin - 570-571 Planetary portraits
by Tony Reichhardt - 572-574 All at sea
by Jon Copley - 575-575 World hasn't changed for the dispossessed
by Steve Drury - 575-575 The 15% solution for majority health concerns
by David A. Shaywitz & Dennis A. Ausiello - 577-579 Diagnostic testing fails the test
by Jon F. Merz & Antigone G. Kriss & Debra G. B. Leonard & Mildred K. Cho - 581-582 The acceptable face of conservation
by Brian Child - 582-583 A lament for Italy's brain drain
by Roberto Battiston - 583-584 The answer lies in the soil
by David Schimel - 584-584 Warfare of a chemical kind
by Alastair Hay - 585-585 Coming to terms
by J. L. Heilbron - 587-587 Drug receptors: A long engagement
by Rod Flower - 589-590 Brains out of tune
by Thomas F. Münte - 590-591 Hidden in a sea of microbes
by David M. Karl - 593-594 An APE that proofreads
by Josef Jiricny - 594-594 A slower flow
by Heike Langenberg - 594-595 Taking the temperature
by Bob Behringer - 595-595 Perfect perforations
by David Jones - 597-597 Franco Rasetti (1901–2001)
by Larkin Kerwin - 599-599 Carbon nanothermometer containing gallium
by Yihua Gao & Yoshio Bando - 599-600 Speech sounds learned by sleeping newborns
by M. Cheour & O. Martynova & R. Näätänen & R. Erkkola & M. Sillanpää & P. Kero & A. Raz & M.-L. Kaipio & J. Hiltunen & O. Aaltonen & J. Savela & H. Hämäläinen - 600-601 Spin-engineering magnetic media
by S. P. Li & W. S. Lew & J. A. C. Bland & L. Lopez-Diaz & M. Natali & C. A. F. Vaz & Y. Chen - 601-602 Is coral bleaching really adaptive?
by Ove Hoegh-Guldberg & Ross J. Jones & Selina Ward & William K. Loh - 602-602 Is coral bleaching really adaptive?
by Andrew C. Baker - 603-608 Slowdown of the meridional overturning circulation in the upper Pacific Ocean
by Michael J. McPhaden & Dongxiao Zhang - 609-613 Visual predators select for crypticity and polymorphism in virtual prey
by Alan B. Bond & Alan C. Kamil - 614-617 Testing the thermodynamic approach to granular matter with a numerical model of a decisive experiment
by Hernán A. Makse & Jorge Kurchan - 617-620 Growth of nanowire superlattice structures for nanoscale photonics and electronics
by Mark S. Gudiksen & Lincoln J. Lauhon & Jianfang Wang & David C. Smith & Charles M. Lieber - 621-623 Ultralow-threshold Raman laser using a spherical dielectric microcavity
by S. M. Spillane & T. J. Kippenberg & K. J. Vahala - 623-626 Observation of ligand effects during alkene hydrogenation catalysed by supported metal clusters
by A. M. Argo & J. F. Odzak & F. S. Lai & B. C. Gates - 626-630 Towards robust regional estimates of CO2 sources and sinks using atmospheric transport models
by Kevin Robert Gurney & Rachel M. Law & A. Scott Denning & Peter J. Rayner & David Baker & Philippe Bousquet & Lori Bruhwiler & Yu-Han Chen & Philippe Ciais & Songmiao Fan & Inez Y. Fung & Manuel Gloor & Martin Heimann & Kaz Higuchi & Jasmin John & Takashi Maki & Shamil Maksyutov & Ken Masarie & Philippe Peylin & Michael Prather & Bernard C. Pak & James Randerson & Jorge Sarmiento & Shoichi Taguchi & Taro Takahashi & Chiu-Wai Yuen - 630-633 Unsuspected diversity among marine aerobic anoxygenic phototrophs
by Oded Béjà & Marcelino T. Suzuki & John F. Heidelberg & William C. Nelson & Christina M. Preston & Tohru Hamada & Jonathan A. Eisen & Claire M. Fraser & Edward F. DeLong - 633-637 Sex differences in emigration and mortality affect optimal management of deer populations
by T. H. Clutton-Brock & T. N. Coulson & E. J. Milner-Gulland & D. Thomson & H. M. Armstrong - 637-640 Influence of scene statistics on colour constancy
by Jürgen Golz & Donald I. A. MacLeod - 640-644 Early consolidation in human primary motor cortex
by Wolf Muellbacher & Ulf Ziemann & Joerg Wissel & Nguyet Dang & Markus Kofler & Stefano Facchini & Babak Boroojerdi & Werner Poewe & Mark Hallett - 644-646 Genome shuffling leads to rapid phenotypic improvement in bacteria
by Ying-Xin Zhang & Kim Perry & Victor A. Vinci & Keith Powell & Willem P. C. Stemmer & Stephen B. del Cardayré - 646-650 Vesicular restriction of synaptobrevin suggests a role for calcium in membrane fusion
by Kuang Hu & Joe Carroll & Sergei Fedorovich & Colin Rickman & Andrei Sukhodub & Bazbek Davletov - 651-655 S-Cdk-dependent phosphorylation of Sld2 essential for chromosomal DNA replication in budding yeast
by Hiroshi Masumoto & Sachiko Muramatsu & Yoichiro Kamimura & Hiroyuki Araki - 655-659 An exonucleolytic activity of human apurinic/apyrimidinic endonuclease on 3′ mispaired DNA
by Kai-Ming Chou & Yung-Chi Cheng - 659-662 Mechanism of force generation by myosin heads in skeletal muscle
by Gabriella Piazzesi & Massimo Reconditi & Marco Linari & Leonardo Lucii & Yin-Biao Sun & Theyencheri Narayanan & Peter Boesecke & Vincenzo Lombardi & Malcolm Irving - 662-666 RanGAP mediates GTP hydrolysis without an arginine finger
by Michael J. Seewald & Carolin Körner & Alfred Wittinghofer & Ingrid R. Vetter - 666-666 Erratum: Formation of coastline features by large-scale instabilities induced by high-angle waves
by Andrew Ashton & A. Brad Murray & Olivier Arnoult - 670-672 Malaria in 2002
by Brian Greenwood & Theonest Mutabingwa - 673-679 The pathogenic basis of malaria
by Louis H. Miller & Dror I. Baruch & Kevin Marsh & Ogobara K. Doumbo - 680-685 The economic and social burden of malaria
by Jeffrey Sachs & Pia Malaney - 686-693 Medical need, scientific opportunity and the drive for antimalarial drugs
by Robert G. Ridley - 694-701 Progress and challenges for malaria vaccines
by Thomas L. Richie & Allan Saul - 702-709 Plasmodium, human and Anopheles genomics and malaria
by Stephen L. Hoffman & G. Mani Subramanian & Frank H. Collins & J. Craig Venter - 710-715 Satellite imagery in the study and forecast of malaria
by David J. Rogers & Sarah E. Randolph & Robert W. Snow & Simon I. Hay - 715-715 The Medicines for Malaria Venture
by Christopher C. Hentschel
January 2002, Volume 415, Issue 6871
- 3-3 Battling the brain drain
by Paul Smaglik - 459-459 Bush's budget boost puts NIH on target for doubled figures
by Erika Check - 459-459 Physicists head for collision course
by Geoff Brumfiel - 460-460 Minister set to reform Australia's universities
by Peter Pockley - 460-460 Undersea plan leaves wrecks to rest in peace
by Quirin Schiermeier - 461-461 Senators square up over cloning
by Erika Check - 461-461 Venter's departure sees Celera seek therapies
by Carina Dennis - 462-462 Nerve inflammation halts trial for Alzheimer's drug
by Erika Check - 462-462 Progress in human genetics hindered by reluctance to share
by David Adam - 463-463 Delegates nudge fusion project closer to reality
by David Cyranoski - 463-463 Survey overlap impedes fossil hunters' study
by Rex Dalton - 466-467 The rise of the bean counters
by Colin Macilwain - 468-470 Inspired by immunity
by Erica Klarreich - 471-471 Mislabelling muddies the forest-survey waters
by Steven W. Buskirk - 471-471 False samples are not the same as blind controls
by L. Scott Mills - 471-472 Regional network raises profile of local journals
by Wladimir J. Alonso & Esteban Fernández-Juricic - 472-472 People, payments and positions at DESY
by Petra Folkerts - 472-472 Laboratories' gravy train has ground to a halt
by Luciano Maiani - 472-472 Tax-free pay lets funders evade responsibilities
by Francis Barr - 473-474 Mad hatters at the DNA tea party
by Jan A. Witkowski - 475-475 A certain chemistry
by John Emsley - 476-476 A heated fight against devastation
by Daniel Nepstad - 476-477 Every second counts
by Ken Johnston - 477-478 When politics colours disease
by Ken Fox - 478-478 Science in culture
by Jonathan Knight - 479-479 Fact and fantasy
by Sandra Knapp - 481-481 Balance: Mind-grasping gravity
by Victor Smetacek - 483-484 The investment forecast
by Reiner Schnur - 484-485 The molecular outlook
by Carlos Caldas & Samuel A. J. Aparicio - 487-488 One generation at a time
by Christopher Gorman - 488-489 Function by serendipity
by Dagmar Ringe - 489-491 Big thinking
by Brian A. Maurer - 491-491 The analysis of fug
by David Jones - 492-492 Don Craig Wiley (1944–2001)
by Hidde L. Ploegh - 493-493 Photoreceptive net in the mammalian retina
by Ignacio Provencio & Mark D. Rollag & Ana Maria Castrucci - 493-494 Massive emissions of toxic gas in the Atlantic
by Scarla J. Weeks & Bronwen Currie & Andrew Bakun - 494-495 Dinosaur locomotion from a new trackway
by Julia J. Day & David B. Norman & Paul Upchurch & H. Philip Powell - 495-496 Dogfish hair cells sense hydrostatic pressure
by Peter J. Fraser & Richard L. Shelmerdine - 496-496 Lysogeny in marine Synechococcus
by L. McDaniel & L. A. Houchin & S. J. Williamson & J. H. Paul - 497-502 Genome sequence of the plant pathogen Ralstonia solanacearum
by M. Salanoubat & S. Genin & F. Artiguenave & J. Gouzy & S. Mangenot & M. Arlat & A. Billault & P. Brottier & J. C. Camus & L. Cattolico & M. Chandler & N. Choisne & C. Claudel-Renard & S. Cunnac & N. Demange & C. Gaspin & M. Lavie & A. Moisan & C. Robert & W. Saurin & T. Schiex & P. Siguier & P. Thébault & M. Whalen & P. Wincker & M. Levy & J. Weissenbach & C. A. Boucher