Nature medicine

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  Año 2005, Número 11

  • A familiar face at the FDA

    págs. 1125-1126

    

  • Mental health research emerges from hurricane ruin

    pág. 1127

    

  • Katrina sets off maternal stress studies

    pág. 1127

    

  • In Bangladesh, arsenic-free water set to flow from cheap new filter

    pág. 1128

    

  • Lack of leadership once again plagues US drug agency

    pág. 1128

    

  • Electrical impulses recharge spinal cord injury research

    pág. 1129

    

  • Poor records pinpoint lack of attention to gender gaps in science

    pág. 1129

    

  • Neuroscience meeting draws fire over Dalai Lama lecture

    pág. 1130

    

  • Spanish flu papers put spotlight on `dual use' decisions

    pág. 1130

    

  • NEWS IN BRIEF

    pág. 1131

    

  • NEWS FEATURE: Double jeopardy

    págs. 1132-1133

    

  • PROFILE: Marie Filbin

    pág. 1134

    

  • NMR indicates that the small molecule RITA does not block p53-MDM2 binding in vitro

    págs. 1135-1136

    

  • PrP^S^c in mammary glands of sheep affected by scrapie and mastitis

    págs. 1137-1138

    

  • Angiotensin-converting enzyme as a GPlase: a critical reevaluation

    pág. 1139

    

  • Male fertility is dependent on dipeptidase activity of testis ACE

    págs. 1140-1144

    

  • Ethics guidelines for research with the recently dead

    M. Wicclair, C. B. Cohen, M. A. DeVita, R. D. Pentz

    págs. 1145-1152

    

  • Diuretic soothes seizures in newborns

    A. Fukuda

    pág. 1153

    

  • Extinct 1918 virus comes alive

    R. A. Lamb, D. Jackson

    págs. 1154-1155

    

  • Cancer: the matrix is now in control

    P. M. Comoglio

    págs. 1156-1157

    

  • Anchors aweigh

    A. Alcivar

    pág. 1158

    

  • Neurons inflict self-harm

    M. R. Cookson

    págs. 1159-1160

    

  • TLRs play good cop, bad cop in the lung

    L. A. J. O Neill

    pág. 1161

    

  • Vaccinating transplant recipients

    J. J. Molldrem

    págs. 1162-1163

    

  • Protecting the host naturally

    M. Sykes, T. R. Spitzer

    págs. 1164-1165

    

  • RESEARCH HIGHLIGHTS

    pág. 1166

    

  • Platelets mediate cytotoxic T lymphocyte-induced liver damage

    M. Iannacone

    págs. 1167-1169

    

  • Efficacy of short-term monotherapy with maraviroc, a new CCR5 antagonist, in patients infected with HIV-1

    M. A. Johnson, G. Fatkenheuer, A. L. Pozniak, A. Plettenberg

    págs. 1170-1172

    

  • Regulation of lung injury and repair by Toll-like receptors and hyaluronan

    D. Jiang, Jiyong Liang

    págs. 1173-1179

    

  • CCL5-CCR5 interaction provides antiapoptotic signals for macrophage survival during viral infection

    J. W. Tyner

    págs. 1180-1187