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March 2001, Volume 410, Issue 6824
- 21-21 Perceptions of knowledge
by Richard L. Gregory - 23-24 Genie in a bottle
by Robert J. Cava - 24-25 An attractive force in metastasis
by Lance A. Liotta - 25-27 Icing Ganymede
by Louise M. Prockter - 28-29 Precision precession
by Frank Wilczek - 29-31 A big development for a small RNA
by David A. Clayton - 31-31 All chopped up
by Josette Chen - 31-32 Assessing the welfare state
by Michael Mendl - 32-33 Memories of paste
by David A. Weitz - 33-34 Baiting death inhibitors
by Donald W. Nicholson - 35-36 Frustrations of fur-farmed mink
by Georgia J. Mason & Jonathan Cooper & Catherine Clarebrough - 36-36 Erratum: A viable herd of genetically uniform cattle
by P.M. Visscher - 36-36 Now you see it — now you don't
by P. Vukusic & J. R. Sambles & C. R. Lawrence & R. J. Wootton - 37-40 Mammalian MAP kinase signalling cascades
by Lufen Chang & Michael Karin - 41-49 Synaptotagmin I functions as a calcium regulator of release probability
by Rafael Fernández-Chacón & Andreas Königstorfer & Stefan H. Gerber & Jesús García & Maria F. Matos & Charles F. Stevens & Nils Brose & Josep Rizo & Christian Rosenmund & Thomas C. Südhof - 50-56 Involvement of chemokine receptors in breast cancer metastasis
by Anja Müller & Bernhard Homey & Hortensia Soto & Nianfeng Ge & Daniel Catron & Matthew E. Buchanan & Terri McClanahan & Erin Murphy & Wei Yuan & Stephan N. Wagner & Jose Luis Barrera & Alejandro Mohar & Emma Verástegui & Albert Zlotnik - 57-60 Flooding of Ganymede's bright terrains by low-viscosity water-ice lavas
by Paul M. Schenk & William B. McKinnon & David Gwynn & Jeffrey M. Moore - 60-63 Coherent manipulation of semiconductor quantum bits with terahertz radiation
by B. E. Cole & J. B. Williams & B. T. King & M. S. Sherwin & C. R. Stanley - 63-64 Superconductivity at 39 K in magnesium diboride
by Jun Nagamatsu & Norimasa Nakagawa & Takahiro Muranaka & Yuji Zenitani & Jun Akimitsu - 65-68 Non-thermal melting in semiconductors measured at femtosecond resolution
by A. Rousse & C. Rischel & S. Fourmaux & I. Uschmann & S. Sebban & G. Grillon & Ph. Balcou & E. Förster & J.P. Geindre & P. Audebert & J.C. Gauthier & D. Hulin - 68-71 Propagating solitary waves along a rapidly moving crack front
by Eran Sharon & Gil Cohen & Jay Fineberg - 71-74 Orbit-related long-term climate cycles revealed in a 12-Myr continental record from Lake Baikal
by Kenji Kashiwaya & Shinya Ochiai & Hideo Sakai & Takayoshi Kawai - 74-77 Earthquake slip on oceanic transform faults
by Rachel E. Abercrombie & Göran Ekström - 77-81 Isotopic evidence for microbial sulphate reduction in the early Archaean era
by Yanan Shen & Roger Buick & Donald E. Canfield - 81-84 A primitive sarcopterygian fish with an eyestalk
by Min Zhu & Xiaobo Yu & Per E. Ahlberg - 84-88 Modulation of the neuronal glutamate transporter EAAC1 by the interacting protein GTRAP3-18
by Chien-liang Glenn Lin & Irina Orlov & Alicia M. Ruggiero & Margaret Dykes-Hoberg & Andy Lee & Mandy Jackson & Jeffrey D. Rothstein - 89-93 Modulation of the neuronal glutamate transporter EAAT4 by two interacting proteins
by Mandy Jackson & Wei Song & Mu-Ya Liu & Lin Jin & Margaret Dykes-Hoberg & Chien-liang G. Lin & William J. Bowers & Howard J. Federoff & Paul C. Sternweis & Jeffrey D. Rothstein - 94-97 Aberrant CFTR-dependent HCO-3 transport in mutations associated with cystic fibrosis
by Joo Young Choi & Daniella Muallem & Kirill Kiselyov & Min Goo Lee & Philip J. Thomas & Shmuel Muallem - 97-101 Tbx1 haploinsufficiency in the DiGeorge syndrome region causes aortic arch defects in mice
by Elizabeth A. Lindsay & Francesca Vitelli & Hong Su & Masae Morishima & Tuong Huynh & Tiziano Pramparo & Vesna Jurecic & George Ogunrinu & Helen F. Sutherland & Peter J. Scambler & Allan Bradley & Antonio Baldini - 101-105 Visualizing the generation of memory CD4 T cells in the whole body
by R. Lee Reinhardt & Alexander Khoruts & Rebecca Merica & Traci Zell & Marc K. Jenkins - 106-111 Skewed maturation of memory HIV-specific CD8 T lymphocytes
by Patrick Champagne & Graham S. Ogg & Abigail S. King & Christian Knabenhans & Kim Ellefsen & Massimo Nobile & Victor Appay & G. Paolo Rizzardi & Sylvain Fleury & Martin Lipp & Reinhold Förster & Sarah Rowland-Jones & Rafick-P. Sékaly & Andrew J. McMichael & Giuseppe Pantaleo - 112-116 A conserved XIAP-interaction motif in caspase-9 and Smac/DIABLO regulates caspase activity and apoptosis
by Srinivasa M. Srinivasula & Ramesh Hegde & Ayman Saleh & Pinaki Datta & Eric Shiozaki & Jijie Chai & Ryung-Ah Lee & Paul D. Robbins & Teresa Fernandes-Alnemri & Yigong Shi & Emad S. Alnemri - 116-120 Methylation of histone H3 lysine 9 creates a binding site for HP1 proteins
by Monika Lachner & Dónal O'Carroll & Stephen Rea & Karl Mechtler & Thomas Jenuwein - 120-124 Selective recognition of methylated lysine 9 on histone H3 by the HP1 chromo domain
by Andrew J. Bannister & Philip Zegerman & Janet F. Partridge & Eric A. Miska & Jean O. Thomas & Robin C. Allshire & Tony Kouzarides - 127-128 Better microscopes will be instrumental in nanotechnology development
by Steve Bunk - 128-129 Sandia scientists develop instruments at the crossroads
by Steve Bunk - 129-130 Mass-spectrometry experience is in demand
by Alok Jha & Paul Smaglik
February 2001, Volume 409, Issue 6823
- 967-967 Wheels start to turn for mutant mouse archive
by Alison Abbott - 967-968 European Union moves to curb moratorium on transgenic plants
by Quirin Schiermeier - 968-968 Canada's BSE fears 'groundless'
by David Spurgeon - 968-968 India promises more earthquake research
by K. S. Jayaraman - 969-969 Farming accused of eco-damage
by Corie Lok - 969-969 First Bush budget set to favour life sciences
by Matthew Davis - 970-970 Residents wait for return to Japanese volcano island
by David Cyranoski - 970-970 Small payout over Green Bank telescope cheers astronomers
by Irwin Goodwin - 971-971 Climate change offers bleak future
by Quirin Schiermeier - 971-971 Biologists urge US to build marine reserves
by Mark Schrope - 971-971 Scientists seek solidarity in oaths
by Paul Smaglik & Colin Macilwain - 974-976 Let there be light
by Philip Ball - 977-977 Varied ecosystems need different fire protection
by Sheri L. Gutsell & Edward A. Johnson & Kiyoko Miyanishi & Jon E. Keeley & Matthew Dickinson & Simon R. J. Bridge - 977-977 Opposition to animal law is not lack of concern
by Mary J. C. Hendrix - 977-977 Oxide formation: reaction details studied, reported in brief
by Howard Maskill - 979-980 In search of unity
by Philip Clayton - 980-980 Art in the plastic age
by Mark D. Haw - 981-982 From the monastery to the laboratory
by Brian Charlesworth - 982-982 Corruption and its consequences
by Frances Cairncross - 983-983 Lombroso and Tolstoy
by Paolo Mazzarello - 985-986 The artistry of nature
by Eshel Ben-Jacob & Herbert Levine - 987-988 The bite of Allosaurus
by Gregory M. Erickson - 988-991 A 3D view of sodium channels
by William A. Catterall - 991-992 Sediments to planetary motion
by Marie-France Loutre - 992-993 Bagging the lag
by Michael E. Hochberg & Arthur E. Weis - 993-995 Go with the flow
by Itamar Procaccia - 996-996 Tom Kilburn (1921–2001)
by Simon Lavington - 997-997 Muscle strength in overwintering bears
by Henry J. Harlow & Tom Lohuis & Thomas D. I. Beck & Paul A. Iaizzo - 998-998 Particulate emission from biomass combustion
by Art Fernandez & Sheldon B. Davis & Jost O. L. Wendt & Roberta Cenni & R. Scott Young & Mark L. Witten - 998-1000 An Early Cretaceous pellet
by José L. Sanz & Luis M. Chiappe & Yolanda Fernádez-Jalvo & Francisco Ortega & Begoña Sánchez-Chillón & Francisco J. Poyato-Ariza & Bernardino P. Pérez-Moreno - 1000-1000 Protein encoding by both DNA strands
by Mariano Labrador & Fabien Mongelard & Piedad Plata-Rengifo & Ellen M. Baxter & Victor G. Corces & Tatiana I. Gerasimova - 1001-1006 The impact of specialized enemies on the dimensionality of host dynamics
by Ottar N. Bjørnstad & Steven M. Sait & Nils C. Stenseth & David J. Thompson & Michael Begon - 1007-1011 Massive gene decay in the leprosy bacillus
by S. T. Cole & K. Eiglmeier & J. Parkhill & K. D. James & N. R. Thomson & P. R. Wheeler & N. Honoré & T. Garnier & C. Churcher & D. Harris & K. Mungall & D. Basham & D. Brown & T. Chillingworth & R. Connor & R. M. Davies & K. Devlin & S. Duthoy & T. Feltwell & A. Fraser & N. Hamlin & S. Holroyd & T. Hornsby & K. Jagels & C. Lacroix & J. Maclean & S. Moule & L. Murphy & K. Oliver & M. A. Quail & M.-A. Rajandream & K. M. Rutherford & S. Rutter & K. Seeger & S. Simon & M. Simmonds & J. Skelton & R. Squares & S. Squares & K. Stevens & K. Taylor & S. Whitehead & J. R. Woodward & B. G. Barrell - 1012-1014 A dusty torus around the luminous young star LkHα101
by Peter G. Tuthill & John D. Monnier & William C. Danchi - 1014-1017 Experimental entanglement distillation and ‘hidden’ non-locality
by Paul G. Kwiat & Salvador Barraza-Lopez & André Stefanov & Nicolas Gisin - 1017-1019 Fluid particle accelerations in fully developed turbulence
by A. La Porta & Greg A. Voth & Alice M. Crawford & Jim Alexander & Eberhard Bodenschatz - 1020-1023 Prediction of absolute crystal-nucleation rate in hard-sphere colloids
by Stefan Auer & Daan Frenkel - 1023-1026 Formation of thermally stable alkylidene layers on a catalytically active surface
by El Mamoune Zahidi & Hicham Oudghiri-Hassani & Peter H. McBreen - 1026-1029 Recent mass balance of polar ice sheets inferred from patterns of global sea-level change
by Jerry X. Mitrovica & Mark E. Tamisiea & James L. Davis & Glenn A. Milne - 1029-1033 Geological constraints on tidal dissipation and dynamical ellipticity of the Earth over the past three million years
by Lucas J. Lourens & Rolf Wehausen & Hans J. Brumsack - 1033-1037 Cranial design and function in a large theropod dinosaur
by Emily J. Rayfield & David B. Norman & Celeste C. Horner & John R. Horner & Paula May Smith & Jeffrey J. Thomason & Paul Upchurch - 1037-1040 Genetic evidence against panmixia in the European eel
by Thierry Wirth & Louis Bernatchez - 1040-1042 Temporal dynamics of a neural solution to the aperture problem in visual area MT of macaque brain
by Christopher C. Pack & Richard T. Born - 1043-1047 A sodium-channel mutation causes isolated cardiac conduction disease
by Hanno L. Tan & Margreet T. E. Bink-Boelkens & Connie R. Bezzina & Prakash C. Viswanathan & Gertie C. M. Beaufort-Krol & Peter J. van Tintelen & Maarten P. van den Berg & Arthur A. M. Wilde & Jeffrey R. Balser - 1047-1051 The voltage-sensitive sodium channel is a bell-shaped molecule with several cavities
by Chikara Sato & Yutaka Ueno & Kiyoshi Asai & Katsutoshi Takahashi & Masahiko Sato & Andreas Engel & Yoshinori Fujiyoshi - 1051-1055 RGS2 regulates signal transduction in olfactory neurons by attenuating activation of adenylyl cyclase III
by Srikumar Sinnarajah & Carmen W. Dessauer & Deepa Srikumar & Jun Chen & John Yuen & Solomon Yilma & John C. Dennis & Edward E. Morrison & Vitaly Vodyanoy & John H. Kehrl - 1055-1060 Recognition of haemagglutinins on virus-infected cells by NKp46 activates lysis by human NK cells
by Ofer Mandelboim & Niva Lieberman & Marianna Lev & Lada Paul & Tal I. Arnon & Yuri Bushkin & Daniel M. Davis & Jack L. Strominger & Jonathan W. Yewdell & Angel Porgador - 1060-1063 Identification of CRE1 as a cytokinin receptor from Arabidopsis
by Tsutomu Inoue & Masayuki Higuchi & Yukari Hashimoto & Motoaki Seki & Masatomo Kobayashi & Tomohiko Kato & Satoshi Tabata & Kazuo Shinozaki & Tatsuo Kakimoto - 1063-1067 cdc2 links the Drosophila cell cycle and asymmetric division machineries
by Murni Tio & Gerald Udolph & Xiaohang Yang & William Chia - 1067-1070 Opposing effects of Ets and Id proteins on p16INK4a expression during cellular senescence
by Naoko Ohtani & Zoe Zebedee & Thomas J. G. Huot & Julie A. Stinson & Masataka Sugimoto & Yasuhiro Ohashi & Andrew D. Sharrocks & Gordon Peters & Eiji Hara - 1071-1077 Structural determinants for regulation of phosphodiesterase by a G protein at 2.0 Å
by Kevin C. Slep & Michele A. Kercher & Wei He & Christopher W. Cowan & Theodore G. Wensel & Paul B. Sigler - 1080-1082 Desperately seeking aliens
by Brian W. Aldiss - 1083-1091 The habitat and nature of early life
by E. G. Nisbet & N. H. Sleep - 1092-1101 Life in extreme environments
by Lynn J. Rothschild & Rocco L. Mancinelli - 1102-1109 Chance and necessity: the evolution of morphological complexity and diversity
by Sean B. Carroll - 1110-1114 The search for extraterrestrial intelligence
by T. L. Wilson - 1115-1118 Humans in space
by Ronald J. White & Maurice Averner - 1119-1122 Where are the dolphins?
by Jack Cohen & Ian Stewart
February 2001, Volume 409, Issue 6822
- 747-747 And now for the proteome. .
by Alison Abbott - 747-748 Publication of human genomes sparks fresh sequence debate
by Declan Butler - 749-749 Call for tighter controls on transgenic foods
by David Spurgeon - 749-749 Physicists worried by grant reforms
by David Adam - 750-750 France and Spain join forces over synchrotron project
by Xavier Bosch - 750-750 Reforms woo scientists from mainland China
by David Cyranoski - 751-751 Indian company offers cheap anti-AIDS drugs
by David Dickson - 751-751 Fears grow over melting permafrost
by Quirin Schiermeier - 754-755 Back in business
by Sarah Tomlin - 758-760 Are you ready for the revolution?
by Declan Butler - 761-761 Skilled eyes are needed to go on studying the richness of the soil
by Henri Andre & Xavier Ducarme & Jo Anderson & David Crossley Jr & Hartmut Koehler & Maurizio Paoletti & David Walter & Philippe Lebrun - 761-761 Astronomy network will allow every site to shine
by Roland Gredel & Rene Rutten - 761-761 Semmelweis and the battle against infection
by George Redei - 763-764 Patents in a genetic age
by Martin Bobrow & Sandy Thomas - 765-766 The road to the code. . .and the cast who brought genetics to centre stage
by Jan A. Witkowski - 766-767 Affairs of the heartless
by Lewis Pyenson - 767-767 An excavation of the drug myth
by Leslie Iversen - 768-768 One who created a tempo of his own
by Michael J. Novacek - 769-769 Talking about the genome
by Horace Freeland Judson - 771-771 The beanbag lives on
by James F. Crow - 773-774 A material fix
by Richard P. Wool - 774-775 Count them all
by Philippe Grangier - 775-777 The rising cost of bushmeat
by Peter D. Moore - 777-778 Single-handed cooperation
by Jay S. Siegel - 778-778 Channel fault in osteopetrosis
by Amanda Tromans - 779-779 Konrad E. Bloch (1912–2000)
by Howard Goldfine & Dennis E. Vance - 781-782 Growth of domesticated transgenic fish
by Robert H. Devlin & Carlo A. Biagi & Timothy Y. Yesaki & Duane E. Smailus & John C. Byatt - 782-783 Is there a simple theory of sonoluminescence?
by S. Putterman & P. G. Evans & G. Vazquez & K. Weninger - 783-783 Is there a simple theory of sonoluminescence?
by S. Hilgenfeldt & S. Grossmann & D. Lohse - 783-784 Urinary odour preferences in mice
by Anthony R. Isles & Michael J. Baum & Dan Ma & Eric B. Keverne & Nicholas D. Allen - 785-790 Nuclear fission modes and fragment mass asymmetries in a five-dimensional deformation space
by P. Möller & D. G. Madland & A. J. Sierk & A. Iwamoto - 791-794 Experimental violation of a Bell's inequality with efficient detection
by M. A. Rowe & D. Kielpinski & V. Meyer & C. A. Sackett & W. M. Itano & C. Monroe & D. J. Wineland - 794-797 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 - 797-801 A chiroselective peptide replicator
by Alan Saghatelian & Yohei Yokobayashi & Kathy Soltani & M. Reza Ghadiri - 801-804 Evidence for non-selective preservation of organic matter in sinking marine particles
by John I. Hedges & Jeffrey A. Baldock & Yves Gélinas & Cindy Lee & Michael Peterson & Stuart G. Wakeham - 804-808 Interhemispheric climate links revealed by a late-glacial cooling episode in southern Chile
by Patricio I. Moreno & George L. Jacobson & Thomas V. Lowell & George H. Denton - 808-812 Evidence of recent volcanic activity on the ultraslow-spreading Gakkel ridge
by M. H. Edwards & G. J. Kurras & M. Tolstoy & D. R. Bohnenstiehl & B. J. Coakley & J. R. Cochran - 815-815 Genome speak
by Peer Bork & Richard Copley - 815-816 Our genome unveiled
by David Baltimore - 816-818 Clone by clone by clone
by Maynard V. Olson - 818-820 Filling in the gaps
by Peer Bork & Richard Copley - 820-821 Comparing species
by Gerald M. Rubin - 821-822 From the evolutionary past. .
by Mark Stoneking - 822-823 . . .to a future of genetic medicine
by Aravinda Chakravarti - 824-826 Guide to the draft human genome
by Tyra G. Wolfsberg & Johanna McEntyre & Gregory D. Schuler - 827-828 Mining the draft human genome
by Ewan Birney & Alex Bateman & Michele E. Clamp & Tim J. Hubbard - 829-831 Keeping time with the human genome
by Jonathan D. Clayton & Charalambos P. Kyriacou & Steven M. Reppert - 832-833 Expressing the human genome
by Rossella Tupler & Giovanni Perini & Michael R. Green - 834-835 Learning about addiction from the genome
by Eric J. Nestler & David Landsman - 836-838 A genomic view of immunology
by Aude M. Fahrer & J. Fernando Bazan & Peter Papathanasiou & Keats A. Nelms & Christopher C. Goodnow - 839-841 A genomic perspective on membrane compartment organization
by Jason B. Bock & Hugo T. Matern & Andrew A. Peden & Richard H. Scheller - 842-843 Genomics, the cytoskeleton and motility
by Thomas D. Pollard - 844-846 Can sequencing shed light on cell cycling?
by Andrew W. Murray & Debora Marks - 847-849 Evolutionary analyses of the human genome
by Wen-Hsiung Li & Zhenglong Gu & Haidong Wang & Anton Nekrutenko - 850-852 Cancer and genomics
by P. Andrew Futreal & Arek Kasprzyk & Ewan Birney & James C. Mullikin & Richard Wooster & Michael R. Stratton - 853-855 Human disease genes
by Gerardo Jimenez-Sanchez & Barton Childs & David Valle - 856-859 Computational comparison of two draft sequences of the human genome
by John Aach & Martha L. Bulyk & George M. Church & Jason Comander & Adnan Derti & Jay Shendure - 922-927 Experimental annotation of the human genome using microarray technology
by D. D. Shoemaker & E. E. Schadt & C. D. Armour & Y. D. He & P. Garrett-Engele & P. D. McDonagh & P. M. Loerch & A. Leonardson & P. Y. Lum & G. Cavet & L. F. Wu & S. J. Altschuler & S. Edwards & J. King & J. S. Tsang & G. Schimmack & J. M. Schelter & J. Koch & M. Ziman & M. J. Marton & B. Li & P. Cundiff & T. Ward & J. Castle & M. Krolewski & M. R. Meyer & M. Mao & J. Burchard & M. J. Kidd & H. Dai & J. W. Phillips & P. S. Linsley & R. Stoughton & S. Scherer & M. S. Boguski - 942-943 The physical maps for sequencing human chromosomes 1, 6, 9, 10, 13, 20 and X
by D. R. Bentley & P. Deloukas & A. Dunham & L. French & S. G. Gregory & S. J. Humphray & A. J. Mungall & M. T. Ross & N. P. Carter & I. Dunham & C. E. Scott & K. J. Ashcroft & A. L. Atkinson & K. Aubin & D. M. Beare & G. Bethel & N. Brady & J. C. Brook & D. C. Burford & W. D. Burrill & C. Burrows & A. P. Butler & C. Carder & J. J. Catanese & C. M. Clee & S. M. Clegg & V. Cobley & A. J. Coffey & C. G. Cole & J. E. Collins & J. S. Conquer & R. A. Cooper & K. M. Culley & E. Dawson & F. L. Dearden & R. M. Durbin & P. J. de Jong & P. D. Dhami & M. E. Earthrowl & C. A. Edwards & R. S. Evans & C. J. Gillson & J. Ghori & L. Green & R. Gwilliam & K. S. Halls & S. Hammond & G. L. Harper & R. W. Heathcott & J. L. Holden & E. Holloway & B. L. Hopkins & P. J. Howard & G. R. Howell & E. J. Huckle & J. Hughes & P. J. Hunt & S. E. Hunt & M. Izmajlowicz & C. A. Jones & S. S. Joseph & G. Laird & C. F. Langford & M. H. Lehvaslaiho & M. A. Leversha & O. T. McCann & L. M. McDonald & J. McDowall & G. L. Maslen & D. Mistry & N. K. Moschonas & V. Neocleous & D. M. Pearson & K. J. Phillips & K. M. Porter & S. R. Prathalingam & Y. H. Ramsey & S. A. Ranby & C. M. Rice & J. Rogers & L. J. Rogers & T. Sarafidou & D. J. Scott & G. J. Sharp & C. J. Shaw-Smith & L. J. Smink & C. Soderlund & E. C. Sotheran & H. E. Steingruber & J. E. Sulston & A. Taylor & R. G. Taylor & A. A. Thorpe & E. Tinsley & G. L. Warry & A. Whittaker & P. Whittaker & S. H. Williams & T. E. Wilmer & R. Wooster & C. L. Wright - 943-945 A physical map of the human Y chromosome
by Charles A. Tilford & Tomoko Kuroda-Kawaguchi & Helen Skaletsky & Steve Rozen & Laura G. Brown & Michael Rosenberg & John D. McPherson & Kristine Wylie & Mandeep Sekhon & Tamara A. Kucaba & Robert H. Waterston & David C. Page - 945-946 A high-resolution map of human chromosome 12
by Kate T. Montgomery & Eunice Lee & Ashley Miller & Stephanie Lau & Cecilia Shim & Jeremy Decker & Denise Chiu & Suzanne Emerling & Mandeep Sekhon & Rachel Kim & Jack Lenz & Jinghua Han & Ilya Ioshikhes & Beatrice Renault & Ivonne Marondel & Sung-Joo Kim Yoon & Kyuyoung Song & V. V. V. S. Murty & Steven Scherer & Raluca Yonescu & Ilan R. Kirsch & Thomas Ried & John McPherson & Richard Gibbs & Raju Kucherlapati - 947-948 A physical map of human chromosome 14
by Thomas Brüls & Gabor Gyapay & Jean-Louis Petit & François Artiguenave & Virginie Vico & Shizen Qin & Aye Mon Tin-Wollam & Corinne Da Silva & Delphine Muselet & Delphine Mavel & Eric Pelletier & Michael Levy & Asao Fujiyama & Fumihiko Matsuda & Richard Wilson & Lee Rowen & Leroy Hood & Jean Weissenbach & William Saurin & Roland Heilig - 948-951 Integration of telomere sequences with the draft human genome sequence
by H. C. Riethman & Z. Xiang & S. Paul & E. Morse & X.-L. Hu & J. Flint & H.-C. Chi & D. L. Grady & R. K. Moyzis - 951-953 Comparison of human genetic and sequence-based physical maps
by Adong Yu & Chengfeng Zhao & Ying Fan & Wonhee Jang & Andrew J. Mungall & Panos Deloukas & Anne Olsen & Norman A. Doggett & Nader Ghebranious & Karl W. Broman & James L. Weber - 953-958 Integration of cytogenetic landmarks into the draft sequence of the human genome
by The BAC Resource Consortium & V. G. Cheung & N. Nowak & W. Jang & I. R. Kirsch & S. Zhao & X.-N. Chen & T. S. Furey & U.-J. Kim & W.-L. Kuo & M. Olivier & J. Conroy & A. Kasprzyk & H. Massa & R. Yonescu & S. Sait & C. Thoreen & A. Snijders & E. Lemyre & J. A. Bailey & A. Bruzel & W. D. Burrill & S. M. Clegg & S. Collins & P. Dhami & C. Friedman & C. S. Han & S. Herrick & J. Lee & A. H. Ligon & S. Lowry & M. Morley & S. Narasimhan & K. Osoegawa & Z. Peng & I. Plajzer-Frick & B. J. Quade & D. Scott & K. Sirotkin & A. A. Thorpe & J. W. Gray & J. Hudson & D. Pinkel & T. Ried & L. Rowen & G. L. Shen-Ong & R. L. Strausberg & E. Birney & D. F. Callen & J.-F. Cheng & D. R. Cox & N. A. Doggett & N. P. Carter & E. E. Eichler & D. Haussler & J. R. Korenberg & C. C. Morton & D. Albertson & G. Schuler & P. J. de Jong & B. J. Trask - 961-961 Following the growth of data
by Potter Wickware - 961-963 Labs and companies seek their niches as work continues after the draft
by Potter Wickware & Paul Smaglik - 963-963 Who makes the best bioinformaticians?
by Paul Smaglik - 963-964 Current role suggests the shape of future work opportunities
by Helen Gavaghan - 964-964 Tips for sequence centre job-seekers
by Helen Gavaghan - 964-964 Biology moves into the silicon stage
by Helen Gavaghan
February 2001, Volume 409, Issue 6821
- 651-651 Science 'in crisis' says commission
by Irwin Goodwin - 651-652 Japan's ape sequencing effort set to unravel the brain's secrets
by David Cyranoski - 652-652 Germany targets international talent
by Quirin Schiermeier - 652-652 Japanese premier underlines opposition to human cloning
by David Cyranoski - 652-652 Italian biologists left out in the cold
by Alison Abbott - 653-653 Greek plutonium haul raises smuggling fears
by Quirin Schiermeier - 653-653 Top research universities face up to gender bias
by Steve Nadis - 654-654 India struggles to cope with IT brain drain
by K. S. Jayaraman - 654-654 NASA celebrates as spacecraft homes in on asteroid
by William Triplett - 655-655 Tissue donations slump after revelations about misuse
by David Adam - 655-655 Australian leader pledges research boost before election
by Peter Pockley - 658-659 Testing times for BSE
by Quirin Schiermeier - 660-661 In search of a cure for CJD
by Clare Thompson - 662-662 Secret behind Hungary's stellar intellects
by Leon Eisenberg - 662-662 Why didn't flood of print launch science in China?
by P. -L. Chau - 662-662 Leaders need to realize that science can offer a route out of poverty
by Germán Poveda - 663-664 Fit for the seven-league boots
by Richard White - 664-665 Taxonomy and the blues
by James Mallet - 665-666 Crash, bang, wallop
by Bernard Richardson - 666-666 Science in culture
by Martin Kemp - 667-667 Gained in the translation
by Scott L. Montgomery - 669-669 The big picture
by Sean B. Carroll - 671-672 The dark side of aerosols
by Meinrat O. Andreae - 672-673 Dialogue between muscle and fat
by Morris J. Birnbaum - 673-675 The age of the Universe
by Christopher Sneden - 675-677 Infectious speciation
by Michael J. Wade - 677-679 The day the solar wind nearly died
by Mike Lockwood - 679-680 A macho way to make muscles
by Olivier Pourquié - 681-682 Dominant rams lose out by sperm depletion
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