Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1997, Vol. 388, Número 6645

  • Activism that is illegal and also ill judged

    pág. 813

    

  • Science loses in new ministry

    pág. 813

    

  • Radical restructuring in Japan merges science and education

    Robert Triendl, Richard Nathan

    pág. 815

    

  • Greenpeace defiant in face of threat from oil company

    Ehsan Masood

    pág. 816

    

  • Karolinska Institute disowns work of cancer researcher

    Declan Butler

    pág. 816

    

  • Swiss research resting on its laurels

    Quirin Schiermeier

    pág. 817

    

  • Dispute over insect resistance to crops

    Meredith Wadman

    pág. 817

    

  • Mir's problems could mean scale-down for science

    Tony Reichhardt

    pág. 818

    

  • State seeks independence in science policy

    Peter Pockley

    pág. 818

    

  • NAS president hints he may run again

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 819

    

  • Cooperative centres fight cuts proposal

    Peter Pockley

    pág. 819

    

  • Scientists defend stand on fish stocks

    págs. 820-821

    

  • Universities reform makes headway in Germany

    pág. 820

    

  • Oxford scientists attacked by animal activists

    pág. 820

    

  • `Higgs-boson' Higgs wins again

    pág. 820

    

  • California checks its minorities

    pág. 821

    

  • First patent on breast cancer gene

    pág. 821

    

  • New chief for British geological survey

    pág. 821

    

  • Munich office of Nature on the move

    pág. 821

    

  • Risk of sea-change in the Atlantic

    Stefan Rahmstorf

    págs. 825-826

    

  • Wrapping the armadillo's penis

    Richard Wassersug

    págs. 826-827

    

  • Atoms that agree to differ

    A. Zellinger, D. Bouwmeester

    págs. 827-828

    

  • Silencing and DNA repair connect

    Stephen P. Jackson

    págs. 829-830

    

  • A molecular contortionist

    Jennifer A. Doudna

    págs. 830-831

    

  • Retrovirus as trigger, precipitator or marker?

    Christophe Benoist, Diane Mathis

    págs. 833-834

    

  • Cold comfort for anglers and toxicologists

    Tim Lincoln

    pág. 833

    

  • Calcium turns turquoise into gold

    Tullio Pozzan

    págs. 834-835

    

  • A biased solid

    David Jones

    pág. 835

    

  • Hubert Horace Lamb (1913-97)

    Mick Kelly

    pág. 836

    

  • Transforming the theatre of surgery

    Fred S. Rosen

    pág. 841