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Abstracts: Genetic information and the workplace: legislative approaches and policy changes. Genetic discrimination and health insurance: an urgent need for reform
Abstracts: Genetic 'master switch' for left-right symmetry found. When proteins receive deadly messages at birth. Should dying patients receive untested genetic methods?
Abstracts: Genetic privacy makes strange bedfellows. Scientists attacked for 'patenting' Pacific tribe. Religion and gene patenting
Abstracts: Genetic resources help ensure world food supply. Low-dose pesticides and world food supply. Supply, demand control market for natural gas
Abstracts: Genetic resources help ensure world food supply. Tropical Asia protects its natural resources. Law and policy at odds over Aussie resources
Abstracts: Gene ties arthropods together. Neuroscience: are pushy axons a key to spinal cord repair? Hybrids consummate species invasion
Abstracts: GeneTool 1.0. Seeking the connections: Alcoholism and our genes. Pumped-up performance
Abstracts: Gene transfer in the environment. News from the American Geophysical Union meeting. Characterizing fine, airborne particulate matter
Abstracts: Gene transfer test: so far, so good. Gene therapy: into the home stretch. Gene therapy clears first hurdle
Abstracts: Genome backlash going full force. NF's cancer connections. Disease and death in the New World
Abstracts: Genome databases worry about yeast (and other) infections. Genome shortcut leads to problems. Genome project goes commercial
Abstracts: Genome researchers take the pledge: data sharing. Premature aging gene discovered. NIH launches the final push to sequence the genome
Abstracts: Genotoxic and ecotoxic effects of groundwaters and their relation to routinely measured chemical parameters. Comparative evaluation of four bacterial assays for the detection of genotoxic effects in the dissolved water phases of aqueous matrices
Abstracts: Gentle Fire: an early approach to live electronic music. Space-dis-place: How sound and interactivity can reconfigure our apprehension of space
Abstracts: Geochemical and microbiological methods for evaluating anaerobic processes in an aquifer contaminated by landfill leachate
Abstracts: Geo-cultural influences and critical factors in inter-firm collaboration. Unveiling the texture of a European Research Area: Emergence of oligarchic networks under EU Framework Programmes
Abstracts: Geographer of the Male Genome: the notion of the Y sex chromosome as a genetic wasteland still entices biologists. David C. Page has spent a good part of his career knocking down that myth
Abstracts: Geologists debate ancient life and fractured crust. Geologists Take a Trip To the Red Planet. Extinction on the high seas
Abstracts: Geophysicists peer into fiery core and icy ocean depths. Shock test squeezes core temperature. Earth's solid iron core may skew its magnetic field
Abstracts: Geoscientists seek common ground on collaborations: working in China. China tightens appraisal system
Abstracts: Geoscientists seek common ground on collaborations: working in China. part 2 Backlash disrupts China exchanges
Abstracts: Geosynthetic clay liners subjected to differential settlement. Shear strength of reinforced geosynthetic clay liner
Abstracts: Geotechnical properties of paper mill sludges for use in landfill covers. Forced vibration of full-scale wall backfill system
Abstracts: Germany and the bomb: new evidence. The Green Gene Revolution. Heisenberg, uncertainty and the quantum revolution
Abstracts: Germany joins the biotech race; after years of yielding to fierce public opposition, the German government has picked three regions of the country to spearhead its attempt to make up lost ground in biotech
Abstracts: Germ line p53 mutations in a familial syndrome of breast cancer, sarcomas, and other neoplasms. Genetic defect identified in rare cancer syndrome
Abstracts: Gerontology research comes of age. Claim-jumping charges ignite controversy at meeting. Archaeologists rediscover cannibals
Abstracts: GE's PCB remediation plan features innovative tunnel design. Portland tram in final design stages
Abstracts: Get a grip. Cheap thrills: BMW's new Z3. Chariots of the gods
Abstracts: Get-rich-quick science. The two-component pathway comes to eukaryotes. Organization
Abstracts: Get set for the super disc. Urban oasis. Televison: rear projection slims down
Abstracts: Get the digital picture: why your next camera should be digital. Silicon and beyond
Abstracts: Getting a grasp on working memory. Estrogen stakes claim to cognition. Is hippocampal cell death a myth?
Abstracts: Getting ahead of lead. Living with lead: a personal account. Lead levies toll on our children
Abstracts: Getting a reaction in close-up. Rock chemistry traces ancient traders. Researchers construct cell look-alikes
Abstracts: Getting around the nucleosomes. Paths to activation of transcription. RNA polymerase marching backward
Abstracts: Getting familiar with the top quark. A new accelerator explores the social life of quarks. Collisions hint that quarks may not be indivisible
Abstracts: Getting inside an ant's head. A picture perfect comet. Geotropism, one last time
Abstracts: Getting in touch with the edge of the solar system. Magnetism triggers a brain response. Ocean-in-a-machine starts looking like the real thing
Abstracts: Getting on the bus to Windows 98. Finally! Recordable CDs. Surfing for science
Abstracts: Getting the dirt on dirt. Meme theory oversimplifies how culture changes. What are they thinking? Student's reasons for rejecting evolution go beyond the Bible
Abstracts: Getting there. Fighting chance. Automotive glass
Abstracts: Getting to the nonpoint source with GIS. Chicago remaps itself. Greening of ground water
Abstracts: Getting to the Roots of Carbon Loss, Chili's Gain. The Courts--A Challenge to Health Technology Assessment. Stemming the Tide of Invading Species
Abstracts: Getting wired: new observations may show how neurons form connections. Selling to survive
Abstracts: Getting your bearings. Web sights. Model exchanges
Abstracts: Getting your process right. The Italian colt. Liquid engineering
Abstracts: Getting your process right. Time will tell. The shape of things to come
Abstracts: Ghost-busters for DTV. Prying eyes invade your CDs. Does ultimate TV live up to its name?
Abstracts: Giant merger creates biotech power. Scientists brace for change as ex-communist wins election. Max Planck Institutes brace for change
Abstracts: Giant TBMs will bore tunnels under Yangtze River at Nanjing. Design of Shanghai Skyscraper altered
Abstracts: Giant telescopes of the future. Eating made simple. Reviewing dead zones
Abstracts: Giant telescopes of the future. Pumped-up performance. Funding needs exceed $400 billion
Abstracts: Gibraltar's rock secured from collapse. Olympic swimming center mimics bubble structure. Arch bridge uses posttensioned concrete girders
Abstracts: Gigabit gestalt: Clinton and Gore embrace an activist technology policy. Stained glass: low-melt glass may be the key to a solid state dye laser
Abstracts: GIS gains ground as disaster mitigation tool. Net results. Shake, rattle and map
Abstracts: GIS manages Andrew recovery. Seattle plays it safe. GIS: New York's pipe dream
Abstracts: GIS paves the way. New software makes managing complex projects easier and less costly. GIS aids in wake of natural disasters
Abstracts: GIS software aids environmental justice, emergency planning. Resignation of science advisers ignites concern over California air plan
Abstracts: Give Jasper expansion the cold shoulder. Bogged down in the Tonquin Valley. People power
Abstracts: Give them the tools.... The World Wide Web as an instructional tool. Virtual history 101
Abstracts: Giving language skills a boost; a new training program that uses computer games to help language-impaired children hear the fast elements of speech improves their ability to understand and respond to language
Abstracts: Glacial climate in the tropics. Millennial climate oscillations. A high glacier opens a view of the Ice Age tropics
Abstracts: Glass act. Chain with a brain. See spray
Abstracts: Glass and steel 'cloud' redefines Hamburg harbour. 19th-Century landmark gutted, renovated, expanded. Arch rises above rebuilt Wembley Stadium
Abstracts: Glaucoma gene provides light at the end of the tunnel. The Pentagon steps up the battle to save biodiversity. Global review faults U.S. curricula
Abstracts: Glittering prizes. High fliers. Match makers
Abstracts: Global ban on organotin ship paints proposed by UN maritime group. Proton-transfer chemical-ionization mass spectrometry allows real-time analysis of volatile organic compounds released from cutting and drying of crops
Abstracts: Global ban on organotin ship paints proposed by UN maritime group. part 2 Natural background levels of trifluoroacetate in rain and snow
Abstracts: Global climate change crosses state boundaries. Downwind, downstream: multicountry megaprojects remediate pollution seeping across national boundaries
Abstracts: Global fertility and population. No space sex? Despite a push to understand human behavior in space, NASA remains squeamish about sex
Abstracts: Globalization of R&D. Technology, innovation and strategy: recent developments. The management of science and technology projects in Taiwan
Abstracts: Global pharmaceutical industry: intellectual wealth and asset protection. Markets for technology and firms' strategies: the case of the semiconductor industry
Abstracts: Global positioning. Watching brief. Trendspotting
Abstracts: Global studies of cell type-specific gene expression in plants. Gibberellins and flowering of grasses and cereals: prizing open the lid of the "Florigen" black box
Abstracts: Global village, local universe: a statement of identity. Music, language and environment. Beyond Asian American jazz: my musical and political changes in the Asian American movement
Abstracts: Glossy strategic plan hits the streets. Center for the mind pleases the senses. Childhood vaccines: the R&D factor
Abstracts: Glossy strategic plan hits the streets. Protease inhibitors: a tale of two companies. Exclusive license rankles genome researchers
Abstracts: Glueballs. Sighting Cepheid variables. Elvis sighting
Abstracts: Glutathione conjugation and contaminant transformation. Identification of a new sulfonic acid metabolite of metolachlor in soil
Abstracts: Glycosyltransferases of lipophilic small molecules. Responding to color: The regulation of complementary chromatic adaptation
Abstracts: GMO testing hurdles. Preventing pollution by design: new manufacturing software could give product designers instant information on how to avoid pollution
Abstracts: God's dead dog and other roadkills. Capelin: so excellent a fish. Knee-high to nature
Abstracts: Going for the burn. On location: The European Community is keen to end US control of satellite navigation. New power generation
Abstracts: Going it alone. When you can't go it alone. Novel bus design is just the ticket
Abstracts: Going Japanese. Data driven. Air apparent
Abstracts: Going native. Sweet dreams. Shipping forecast
Abstracts: Going out with a bang. Attacking arthritis. The Nobel Prizes for 1999
Abstracts: Going to bat. Can a cockroach live without its head? Chatting up cells
Abstracts: Going to bat. Material progress. Eye-opening sex
Abstracts: Going to bat. Modifying Merchants Bridge. Quenching Thornton's thirst
Abstracts: Going vertical. The switch is on. Jet engines: Big squeeze
Abstracts: Golden Gate update. Researchers subject largest test building to simulated quake. Geologists find evidence of faults that crisscross upstate New York
Abstracts: Golden Gate update. Turning with the wind. A tale of two towers: the structures
Abstracts: Golden opportunity. The underwater way. Making the transition
Abstracts: Good enough to eat. What the doctor ordered. Software boost to SCADA
Abstracts: Good planning brings good results. Do the groundwork for a a better finished project. Get down to business with an in-home office
Abstracts: Good vibrations. Sell-off. On martian soil
Abstracts: Google mapping software gives engineers the earth. Molecule tubes may lower desalination costs. High-performance steel employed in load-bearing bridge components
Abstracts: GOP plans would reshuffle science. Selling science: at what price? ... As O'Leary struggles to preserve Energy Department
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