Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1994, Vol. 369, Número 6483

  • When will cigarette be smoked out?

    págs. 691-692

    

  • Palaeontology cleanup

    pág. 692

    

  • Minority of one

    pág. 692

    

  • Report prompts US to enter talks on new split of AIDS patent royalties

    Declan Butler, Colin Macilwain

    pág. 693

    

  • Television appeal funds genetics institute

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 693

    

  • US universities face spectre of cuts in military support

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 694

    

  • Recession hits European patents

    pág. 694

    

  • Allain loses appeal and faces threat of new charges

    Declan Butler

    pág. 694

    

  • France, Switzerland `must pay more' for LHC

    Allison Abbott

    pág. 695

    

  • Britain argues for `firm cost control'

    pág. 695

    

  • Booster test lifts prospects for new launcher

    Declan Butler

    pág. 696

    

  • FDA claims nicotine levels were manipulated

    Helen Gravaghan

    pág. 696

    

  • Chinese scientists to get Western form of recognition

    pág. 697

    

  • Deaths bring clinical trials under scrutiny in Japan

    David Swinbanks

    pág. 697

    

  • Malaysia to boost pay for foreign scientists

    pág. 697

    

  • Groundwater flow fans fears over UK nuclear wastestore

    Maggie Verrall

    pág. 698

    

  • Fossil inquiry finds Indian geologist guilty of plagiarism

    K.S. Jayaraman

    pág. 698

    

  • Rome `could host European mouse laboratory'

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 699

    

  • Future brightens up for California

    Sally Lehrman

    pág. 699

    

  • Prospecting for drugs in ancient texts

    Bark K. Holland

    pág. 702

    

  • Can the research university survive?

    John Maddox

    pág. 703

    

  • Water and the solid Earth

    Charles H. Langmuir

    págs. 704-705

    

  • Parasites and polymorphisms

    Roberto Lorenzi, Dieter Ebert

    págs. 705-706

    

  • The ring around us

    Donald E. Brownlee

    pág. 706

    

  • Glia and neurons

    David Attwell

    págs. 707-708

    

  • Driven around the bend in Scotland

    Charles Jennings

    pág. 707

    

  • Flowers and funerals

    Peter D. Moore

    págs. 708-709

    

  • Outlook becoming hazier

    Tom M.L. Wigley

    págs. 709-710

    

  • Nowhere to hide

    Dorothy Nelkin

    pág. 715

    

  • Growth of biological thought

    Jane Maienschein

    págs. 716-717