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29 September 2006
Vol 313, Issue 5795, Pages 1849-1979

Life Sciences
Evolution
Ecology
Botany
Immunology

Physical Sciences
Astronomy
Chemistry
Physics
Engineering

Science & Society
Education

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Life Sciences

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Evolution

ECOLOGY/EVOLUTION: Small-World Networks: Andrew M. Sugden
Science Sep 29 2006: 1855.
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Casting a Genetic Light on the Evolution of Eyes: Russell D. Fernald
Science Sep 29 2006: 1914-1918.
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Genomic Evolution of Hox Gene Clusters: Derek Lemons and William McGinnis
Science Sep 29 2006: 1918-1922.
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Gene Regulatory Networks in the Evolution and Development of the Heart: Eric N. Olson
Science Sep 29 2006: 1922-1927.
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Ecology

ECOLOGY/EVOLUTION: Small-World Networks: Andrew M. Sugden
Science Sep 29 2006: 1855.
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Comment on "Asymmetric Coevolutionary Networks Facilitate Biodiversity Maintenance": J. Nathaniel Holland, Toshinori Okuyama, and Donald L. DeAngelis
Science Sep 29 2006: 1887.
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Response to Comment on "Asymmetric Coevolutionary Networks Facilitate Biodiversity Maintenance": Jordi Bascompte, Pedro Jordano, and Jens M. Olesen
Science Sep 29 2006: 1887.
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Botany

Sweet Smell of Communication: Science Sep 29 2006: 1849.
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SEEDS AWAKENED FROM BIG SLEEP: Science Sep 29 2006: 1863.
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GENETICS: Pollen Contamination May Explain Controversial Inheritance: Elizabeth Pennisi
Science Sep 29 2006: 1864.
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PLANT SCIENCE: Parasitic Weed Uses Chemical Cues to Find Host Plant: Elizabeth Pennisi
Science Sep 29 2006: 1867.
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Volatile Chemical Cues Guide Host Location and Host Selection by Parasitic Plants: Justin B. Runyon, Mark C. Mescher, and Consuelo M. De Moraes
Science Sep 29 2006: 1964-1967.
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Immunology

Stop to Start: Science Sep 29 2006: 1849.
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IMMUNOLOGY: Study Says HIV Blood Levels Don't Predict Immune Decline: Jon Cohen
Science Sep 29 2006: 1868.
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CANCER: T Cells a Boon for Colon Cancer Prognosis: Jennifer Couzin
Science Sep 29 2006: 1868-1869.
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IMMUNOLOGY: Restless T Cells Sniff and Go: Tomas Mustelin
Science Sep 29 2006: 1902-1903.
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Reversal of the TCR Stop Signal by CTLA-4: Helga Schneider, Jos Downey, Andrew Smith, Bernd H. Zinselmeyer, Catherine Rush, James M. Brewer, Bin Wei, Nancy Hogg, Paul Garside, and Christopher E. Rudd
Science Sep 29 2006: 1972-1975. Published online August 24, 2006 [DOI: 10.1126/science.1131078] (Science Express Reports)
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Physical Sciences

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Astronomy

ASTRONOMY: Search for Giant Scope Site Narrows to Two: Robert Koenig
Science Sep 29 2006: 1871.
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Chemistry

A Lateral Look at Lipid Phases: Science Sep 29 2006: 1849.
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Clocking Spinning Carbons: Science Sep 29 2006: 1849.
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Shaking a Wet Surface: Science Sep 29 2006: 1849.
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CHEMISTRY: Twisting with Fewer Breaks: Phil D. Szuromi
Science Sep 29 2006: 1855.
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CHEMISTRY: Wet Quanta: Jake Yeston
Science Sep 29 2006: 1857.
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CHEMISTRY: Unveiling the Membrane Domains: Jay T. Groves
Science Sep 29 2006: 1901-1902.
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Ultrafast Vibrational Dynamics at Water Interfaces: John A. McGuire and Y. Ron Shen
Science Sep 29 2006: 1945-1948.
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Phase Separation of Lipid Membranes Analyzed with High-Resolution Secondary Ion Mass Spectrometry: Mary L. Kraft, Peter K. Weber, Marjorie L. Longo, Ian D. Hutcheon, and Steven G. Boxer
Science Sep 29 2006: 1948-1951.
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Ultrafast Carbon-Carbon Single-Bond Rotational Isomerization in Room-Temperature Solution: Junrong Zheng, Kyungwon Kwak, Jia Xie, and M. D. Fayer
Science Sep 29 2006: 1951-1955.
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Physics

DOE SCIENCE: Embracing Small Science in a Big Way: Adrian Cho
Science Sep 29 2006: 1872-1875.
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DOE SCIENCE: A Manager Who Cashes In on Consensus: Eli Kintisch
Science Sep 29 2006: 1873.
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DOE SCIENCE: Ray Orbach Asks Science to Serve Society: Eli Kintisch
Science Sep 29 2006: 1874.
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PASCOS 2006: Neutrino Physics Probes Mysteries of 'Flavor' and Origins: Tom Siegfried
Science Sep 29 2006: 1880.
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PASCOS 2006: A Cosmic-Scale Test for String Theory?: Tom Siegfried
Science Sep 29 2006: 1880-1881.
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Engineering

GEOLOGY: Mud Eruption Threatens Villagers in Java: Dennis Normile
Science Sep 29 2006: 1865.
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Science & Society

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Education

THE EARLY YEARS: Evaluating Montessori Education: Angeline Lillard and Nicole Else-Quest
Science Sep 29 2006: 1893-1894.
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