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 This Week in Science

RUTH LEVY GUYER
Science 20 October 1989: 303.
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 On Being a Scientist

RICHARD S. NICHOLSON
Science 20 October 1989: 305.
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 Hormesis

W.H KOPPENOL
Science 20 October 1989: 311.
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 Hormesis

ROBERT J. CATLIN
Science 20 October 1989: 311.
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 Solar Power

ALLISON R. PALMER
Science 20 October 1989: 311.
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 Solar Power

JIM SWARTZ
Science 20 October 1989: 311-312.
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 SSC Test Magnets

ROY F. SCHWITTERS
Science 20 October 1989: 312-313.
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 Response:SSC Test Magnets

MARK CRAWFORD
Science 20 October 1989: 313.
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 Asian-American Students

CECILY CANNAN SELBY
Science 20 October 1989: 313.
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 NSF Education Head Makes Risky Bid: Bassam Shakhashiri has been making an unusual public push for a big budget increase, but he is up against the deficit and resentment within the foundation

JOHN WALSH
Science 20 October 1989: 317-319.
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 Getting Energy into the Schools

MARCIA BARINAGA
Science 20 October 1989: 318.
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 Research Chief to Leave DOE

MARK CRAWFORD
Science 20 October 1989: 319.
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 IBM Wins a Patent for Thallium Superconductor: But the materials were discovered by Allen Hermann of the University of Arkansas, whose own patent claim is still pending

ROBERT POOL
Science 20 October 1989: 320.
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 Zero Resistance at 250 K?

ROBERT POOL
Science 20 October 1989: 320.
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 Bromley Targets Superconductors

MARK CRAWFORD
Science 20 October 1989: 321.
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 Landsat: Cliff-Hanging, Again

ELIOT MARSHALL
Science 20 October 1989: 321-322.
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 B-2 Comes Up Short

WAYNE BIDDLE
Science 20 October 1989: 322.
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 New Physics, Old Rivalries: Geneva was set to be the center of world attention for exciting new findings in high energy physics—but their competitiors in California had other ideas

JEREMY CHERFAS
Science 20 October 1989: 323-324.
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 Ozone Hits Bottom Again

RICHARD A. KERR
Science 20 October 1989: 324.
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 Catalytic RNA wins chemistry Nobel

MM Waldrop
Science 20 October 1989: 325.
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 Cancer gene research wins medicine Nobel

JL Marx
Science 20 October 1989: 326-327.
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 Controversy Over Nobel

JEAN L. MARX
Science 20 October 1989: 326-327.
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 Basic Measurements Lead to Physics Nobel: Their work on atomic properties led to atomic clocks, magnetic resonance imaging, and verifications of quantum mechanics

ROBERT POOL
Science 20 October 1989: 327-328.
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 Building on Noble Research

ROBERT POOL
Science 20 October 1989: 328.
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 Early Work Rewarded

JEREMY CHERFAS
Science 20 October 1989: 328.
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 Van Allen Wins Space Nobel

CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 20 October 1989: 329.
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 Russian Bugs Drafted in U.S. War

CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 20 October 1989: 329.
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 Tech Transfer Triggers Protest

CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 20 October 1989: 329.
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 Peace Corps to Help Environment

CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 20 October 1989: 329.
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 Would It Be Mars Without NASA?

CONSTANCE HOLDEN
Science 20 October 1989: 329.
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Burgess Shale Faunas and the Cambrian Explosion

S. CONWAY MORRIS
Science 20 October 1989: 339-346.
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The Chemistry of Solid-State Electronics

E. YABLONOVITCH
Science 20 October 1989: 347-351.
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Fish as model systems

DA Powers
Science 20 October 1989: 352-358.
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Stabilization of Z DNA in vivo by localized supercoiling

AR Rahmouni and RD Wells
Science 20 October 1989: 358-363.
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Inclusion Systems of Organic Molecules in Restacked Single-Layer Molybdenum Disulfide

W. M.R. DIVIGALPITIYA, R. F. FRINDT, and S. R. MORRISON
Science 20 October 1989: 369-371.
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Toward Protein Tertiary Structure Recognition by Means of Associative Memory Hamiltonians

MARK S. FRIEDRICHS and PETER G. WOLYNES
Science 20 October 1989: 371-373.
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Styles of Volcanism on Venus: New Arecibo High Resolution Radar Data

DONALD B. CAMPBELL, JAMES W. HEAD, DAVID A. SENSKE, PAUL C. FISHER, ALICE A. HINE, and JOHN K. HARMON
Science 20 October 1989: 373-377.
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Movement Protein of Tobacco Mosaic Virus Modifies Plasmodesmatal Size Exclusion Limit

SHMUEL WOLF, WILLIAM J. LUCAS, CARL M. DEOM, and ROGER N. BEACHY
Science 20 October 1989: 377-379.
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The gene for enhancer binding proteins E12/E47 lies at the t(1;19) breakpoint in acute leukemias

JD Mellentin, C Murre, TA Donlon, PS McCaw, SD Smith, AJ Carroll, ME McDonald, D Baltimore, and ML Cleary
Science 20 October 1989: 379-382.
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A role for a 70-kilodalton heat shock protein in lysosomal degradation of intracellular proteins

HL Chiang, Terlecky, SR, CP Plant, and JF Dice
Science 20 October 1989: 382-385.
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The neostriatal mosaic: striatal patch-matrix organization is related to cortical lamination

CR Gerfen
Science 20 October 1989: 385-388.
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 Mulliken: Robert S. Mulliken: Life of a Scientist.

ERNEST R. DAVIDSON
Science 20 October 1989: 389.
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 Peptide Biology: Regulatory Peptides.

IVOR M.D. JACKSON
Science 20 October 1989: 389-390.
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 Oceangoing Mollusks: Pelagic Snails.

ROGER R. SEAPY
Science 20 October 1989: 390-391.
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 Uncertainties about Mammals: Evolution of Life Histories of Mammals.

ANDREW COCKBURN
Science 20 October 1989: 391.
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 Products & Materials

Science 20 October 1989: 397.
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