Articles from Science News (October 24, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A new angle on a blood-cell hormone.	Wu, Corinna	Brief Article	195
Atom tinkerer's paradise: innovations to atom-imaging microscopes create labs on tips.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich		2554
Bigger U.S. population uses less water.	Simpson, Sarah	Brief Article	482
Bright lights dim winter depression.	Bower, Bruce	Brief Article	625
Brighter bulbs light up cell innards.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich	Brief Article	273
Can iguanas ride rafts for 200 miles?	Milius, Susan	Brief Article	198
Cell-phone muffler squelches street noise.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich	Brief Article	575
Chlamydia bacterium yields surprise genome.	Travis, John	Brief Article	612
Clues hint how particulates harm lungs.	Raloff, Janet	Brief Article	519
Crystal bends light hard, saves space.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich	Brief Article	209
DNA computing tricks add up to progress.	Wu, Corinna	Brief Article	268
Fish nature: sometimes shy, sometimes bold.	Milius, Susan	Brief Article	495
Giant iceberg breaks off.	Monastersky, Richard	Brief Article	238
How smoke makes a wildflower grow.	Milius, Susan	Brief Article	207
Look out, here comes that scrawny guy.	Milius, Susan	Brief Article	201
Making use of mismatched donor marrow.	Seppa, Nathan	Brief Article	497
New penicillin booby-traps bacteria.	Wu, Corinna	Brief Article	295
Revived cable sparks seafloor research.	Simpson, Sarah	Brief Article	269
Space-age metals: freed from gravity, materials reveal their mysteries.	Wu, Corinna	Cover Story	2013
Spring-loaded corridor connects oceans.	Simpson, Sarah	Brief Article	318