Nature: International weekly journal of science

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  Año 1999, Vol. 401, Número 6755

  • Dangers of over-dependence on peer-reviewed publication

    pág. 727

    

  • Venter's Drosophila `success' set to boost human genome efforts

    Declan Butler

    págs. 729-730

    

  • Wellcome funds cancer database

    David Dickson

    pág. 729

    

  • Research chair bonanza in Canada

    David Spurgeon

    págs. 731-732

    

  • Journal under attack over controversial paper on GM food

    Natasha Loder

    pág. 731

    

  • Japanese guidelines specify the terms of gene patents

    Asako Saegusa

    pág. 731

    

  • US university fears allayed over access to research data

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 732

    

  • French students continue to turn away from science

    Heather McCabe

    pág. 732

    

  • PNAS joins peer-reviewed PubMed Central

    Collin Macilwain

    pág. 733

    

  • Funding changes aim to reform German universities

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 733

    

  • Genetic variations can point the way to disease genes

    Natasha Loder

    pág. 734

    

  • NASA plans to map stars and hunt gamma-ray bursts

    Tony Reichhardt

    pág. 734

    

  • ...and Europe to measure the Earth's gravity

    Alison Abbott

    pág. 734

    

  • US Senate ignores scientific advice in failing to ratify test ban treaty

    Colin Macilwain

    pág. 735

    

  • News in brief

    págs. 736-737

    

  • What is a wave?

    John A. Scales, Roel Snieder

    págs. 739-740

    

  • Giants' footprints in the greenhouse

    Robert J. Charison

    págs. 741-742

    

  • Planting the evidence

    Christopher M. Berry

    págs. 742-743

    

  • Confessions of a modern roue

    Walter Gratzer

    págs. 743-744

    

  • Animal arts

    Martin Kemp

    pág. 744

    

  • Spark ignites physicists

    Dominique Pestre

    pág. 745

    

  • Life on the road

    John G. Flanagan

    págs. 747-748

    

  • Frozen in time

    Christopher Surridge

    pág. 748

    

  • Molecules are cool

    John M. Doyle, Bretislav Friedrich

    págs. 749-750

    

  • Towards better benzodiazepines

    David N. Stephens, William Wisden

    págs. 751-752

    

  • The blast in the past

    Gerald R. Dickens

    págs. 752-753

    

  • Toll gates for pathogen selection

    Richard J. Ulevitch

    págs. 755-756

    

  • Mercurial vents

    John Whitfield

    pág. 755

    

  • Order in chaos

    Hassan Aref

    págs. 756-758

    

  • Lickety split

    Elizabeth Brainerd

    pág. 757