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13 October 1989
Vol 246, Issue 4927, Pages 187-275

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This Week in Science: RUTH LEVY GUYER
Science 13 October 1989: 187.
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Sequences and consequences of the human genome: DE Koshland, Jr
Science 13 October 1989: 189.
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DNA fingerprinting: KC McElfresh
Science 13 October 1989: 192.
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DOE Supercomputer Resources: DAVID B. NELSON
Science 13 October 1989: 192.
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ICBM Modernization: MICHAEL F. ALTFELD
Science 13 October 1989: 192-193.
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ICBM Modernization: GERALD E. MARSH and LINDA L. GAINES
Science 13 October 1989: 193-194.
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Response: ICBM Modernization: JOHN M. DEUTCH
Science 13 October 1989: 194.
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Atlantic Barrier?: C. LE PAIR
Science 13 October 1989: 194-195.
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Early hominid mating systems: ST Parker
Science 13 October 1989: 195.
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Erratum: Science 13 October 1989: 195.
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Erratum: Science 13 October 1989: 195.
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Gasoline: The Unclean Fuel?: The President's plan for cutting air pollution calls for a revolution in the auto fuel business; the oil refiners see it as naive and loaded with "wishful thinking": ELIOT MARSHALL
Science 13 October 1989: 199-201.
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A Catbird's Seat on Amazon Destruction: Brazil's space agency is playing an expanded role in monitoring the nation's environment; four new satellites planned: FREDERIC GOLDEN
Science 13 October 1989: 201-202.
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A Conversation with D. Allan Bromley: The President's science adviser is determined to bring science and technology into a broad range of national policy issues: BARBARA J. CULLITON
Science 13 October 1989: 203-204.
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Plan for genome centers sparks a controversy: L Roberts
Science 13 October 1989: 204-205.
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Will New Evidence Support Cold Fusion?: Nearly 7 months after "cold fusion" was announced, some controlled studies of the phenomenon are nearing completion: ROBERT POOL
Science 13 October 1989: 206.
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Hot Fusion Plans Get Icy Recepton: MARK CRAWFORD
Science 13 October 1989: 207.
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Supercomputer Policy Under Review: ELIOT MARSHALL
Science 13 October 1989: 207.
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Conductive Polymers Recharged: With the problems that had blocked conductive polymer development now solved, the materials may find applications ranging from drug delivery to thermal windows to optical computing: JOSEPH ALPER
Science 13 October 1989: 208-210.
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In Search of Stability: JOSEPH ALPER
Science 13 October 1989: 209.
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A New Soviet Plan for Exploring the Planets: Perestroika and glasnost may be rendering everything uncertain, but the Soviets haven't stopped looking outward: M. MITCHELL WALDROP
Science 13 October 1989: 211-212.
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An Astrophysical Guide to the Weather on Earth: A mathematical method for modeling fluid flow in outer space has down-to-earth applications as well: BARRY A. CIPRA
Science 13 October 1989: 212-213.
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Neptune's Triton Spews a Plume: RICHARD A. KERR
Science 13 October 1989: 213.
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Engineers' Nobel to Microchip Pioneers: CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 13 October 1989: 214.
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Scientific Illiteracy: CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 13 October 1989: 214.
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Math Magazine for Gifted Students: CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 13 October 1989: 214.
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Why is this man smiling?: CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 13 October 1989: 214.
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Go-Ahead for Colon Cancer Treatment: CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 13 October 1989: 215.
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Permanent R&D Tax Credit Moves Ahead: CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 13 October 1989: 215.
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Dallas HIV Survey Proceeding: Science 13 October 1989: 215.
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Activists Call for Procter & Gamble Boycott: CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 13 October 1989: 215.
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Baltimore Asked to Head Rockefeller: CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 13 October 1989: 215.
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Understanding Behavior in Escalation Situations: BARRY M. STAW and JERRY ROSS
Science 13 October 1989: 216-220.
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Systems Analysis at the Molecular Scale: HERSCHEL RABITZ
Science 13 October 1989: 221-226.
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Lectins as cell recognition molecules: N Sharon and H Lis
Science 13 October 1989: 227-234.
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Beta-adrenergic receptor kinase: primary structure delineates a multigene family: JL Benovic, A DeBlasi, WC Stone, MG Caron, and RJ Lefkowitz
Science 13 October 1989: 235-240.
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The Early Radiation and Relationships of the Major Arthropod Groups: DEREK E. G. BRIGGS and RICHARD A. FORTEY
Science 13 October 1989: 241-243.
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Detection of cell-affecting agents with a silicon biosensor: JW Parce, JC Owicki, KM Kercso, GB Sigal, HG Wada, VC Muir, LJ Bousse, KL Ross, BI Sikic, and HM McConnell
Science 13 October 1989: 243-247.
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One Enzyme Makes a Fungal Pathogen, But Not a Saprophyte, Virulent on a New Host Plant: W. SCHÄFER, D. STRANEY, L. CIUFFETTI, H. D. VAN ETTEN, and O. C. YODER
Science 13 October 1989: 247-249.
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Interleukin-1 costimulatory activity on the interleukin-2 promoter via AP-1: K Muegge, TM Williams, J Kant, M Karin, R Chiu, A Schmidt, U Siebenlist, HA Young, and SK Durum
Science 13 October 1989: 249-251.
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Human genotoxicity: pesticide applicators and phosphine: VF Garry, J Griffith, TJ Danzl, RL Nelson, EB Whorton, LA Krueger, and J Cervenka
Science 13 October 1989: 251-255.
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Electrophysiologic responses in hamster superior colliculus evoked by regenerating retinal axons: SA Keirstead, M Rasminsky, Y Fukuda, DA Carter, AJ Aguayo, and M Vidal-Sanz
Science 13 October 1989: 255-257.
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Protection of dentate hilar cells from prolonged stimulation by intracellular calcium chelation: HE Scharfman and PA Schwartzkroin
Science 13 October 1989: 257-260.
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Are tissues a patch quilt of ectopic gene expression?: R Linsk, M Gottesman, and B Pernis
Science 13 October 1989: 261.
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Response: Are Tissues a Patch Quilt of Ectopic Gene Expression?: STEVE S. SOMMER and GOBINDA SARKAR
Science 13 October 1989: 261.
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Great Basin Calcite Vein and the Pleistocene Time Scale: R. G. JOHNSON and H. E. WRIGHT, JR.
Science 13 October 1989: 262.
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Response: Great Basin Calcite Vein and the Pleistocene Time Scale: ISAAC J. WINOGRAD and TYLER B. COPLEN
Science 13 October 1989: 262-263.
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Gordon Research Conferences: Alexander M. Cruickshank
Science 13 October 1989: 264-270.
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Cults and Their Attractions: Cults.: WILLIAM SIMS BAINBRIDGE
Science 13 October 1989: 271-272.
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Approaches to Ecology: Perspectives in Ecological Theory.: ALAN M. HASTINGS
Science 13 October 1989: 272.
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Molecular Rigidity: Rigid-Chain Polymers.: ROBERT E. PRUD'HOMME and RICHARD S. STEIN
Science 13 October 1989: 272-273.
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Products & Materials: Science 13 October 1989: 275.
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