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11 April 2008Vol 320, Issue 5873, Pages 151-250

* News of the Week

- ENVIRONMENTAL REGULATION: New Rules on Saving Wetlands Push the Limits of the Science

- MEDICINE: Drug Bestows Radiation Resistance on Mice and Monkeys

- PLANETARY GEOLOGY: An Early Big Hit to Mars May Have Scarred the Planet for Life

- APPLIED PHYSICS: At Mixed Odds, Racetrack Memory Charges From Gate

* News Focus

- PLANT GENETICS: The Blue Revolution, Drop by Drop, Gene by Gene

- PLANT GENETICS: Getting to the Root of Drought Responses

* Letters

- Vegetation's Role in Coastal Protection

- Soil Erosion: Data Say C Sink

* Books

- ECOLOGY: Return to Natural History

- MATHEMATICS: Connecting the Dots

- A listing of books received at Science during the week ended April 11, 2008

* Perspectives

- GEOCHEMISTRY: Toward New Uses for Hematite

- BIOCHEMISTRY: Anatomy of a Fungal Polyketide Synthase

- BIOCHEMISTRY: Zooming Into Live Cells

- RETROSPECTIVE: Arthur C. Clarke (1917-2008)

* Brevia

- Amplification of Cretaceous Warmth by Biological Cloud Feedbacks

* Reports

- Impact of Artificial Reservoir Water Impoundment on Global Sea Level

- Linked Reactivity at Mineral-Water Interfaces Through Bulk Crystal Conduction

- Convergence of Campylobacter Species: Implications for Bacterial Evolution

4 April 2008Vol 320, Issue 5872, Pages 15-120

* News of the week

- AIDS RESEARCH: Review of Vaccine Failure Prompts a Return to Basics

- MICROBIOLOGY: Germs Take a Bite Out of Antibiotics

* News Focus

- CANCER BIOLOGY: All in the Stroma: Cancer's Cosa Nostra

- AMERICAN PHYSICAL SOCIETY MEETING: Magnetic Measurements Hint at Toastier Superconductivity

- CONSERVATION BIOLOGY: Puzzling Over a Steller Whodunit

* Letters

- Conserving Top Predators in Ecosystems

- The Role of Fisheries-Induced Evolution

* Perspectives

- BIOCHEMISTRY: Toward Understanding Self-Splicing

- CLIMATE: Blooms Like It Hot

* Brevia

- Bats Limit Arthropods and Herbivory in a Tropical Forest

* Reports

- Revealing Magnetic Interactions from Single-Atom Magnetization Curves

- The Electrical Conductivity of Post-Perovskite in Earth's D'' Layer

- Bacteria Subsisting on Antibiotics

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