Articles from Science News (April 7, 2001)

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Title	Author	Words
A comet's odd orbit hints at hidden planet. (Science News of the week).	Cowen, R.	648
A dark force in the universe: scientists try to determine what's revving up the cosmos.	Cowen, Ron	2334
A forced conclusion. (Letters).	Solov, G.	100
Anatomy of a Rose: Exploring the Secret Life of Flowers.		121
Cold sliver may sense electron quiver. (Physics: from Seattle, at the American Physical Society's annual March meeting).		352
Coping with Chronic Heartburn: What You Need to Know about Acid Reflux and GERD.		148
Corrections.		53
Do eggs go cuckoo under UV light?		234
Dreaming the Future: the Fantastic Story of Prediction.		149
Early Brazilians unveil African look. (Science News of the week).	Bower, B.	575
Fungi slay insects and feed host plants. (Science News of the week).	Wang, L.	512
Gender-bending flowers spice forests. (Biology).		209
Gene linked to aggressive prostate cancer. (Biomedicine: from New Orleans, at a meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research).		156
Gene variant linked to early puberty. (Biomedicine: from New Orleans, at a meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research).		208
Gray matters: neurons get top billing, but lesser-known brain cells also star.	Netting, Jessa	1853
How polluted we are. (Environment).		381
Immune cells rush to gut in food allergy. (Science News of the week).	Seppa, N.	539
Lasers show atmosphere differs from models. (Science News of the week).	Perkins, S.	509
More mystical notions. (Letters).		160
No Apparent Danger: the True Story of Volcanic Disaster at Galeras and Nevado Del Ruiz.		208
Oops! Tougher arsenic rule retracted. (Environment).		225
Optical biopsy hunts would-be cancers. (Science News of the week).	Raloff, J.	652
RNA world gets support as prelife scenario. (Science News of the week).	Netting, J.	536
Spark of Life: Darwin and the Primeval Soup.		99
Surface reaction recorded in real time. (Physics: from Seattle, at the American Physical Society's annual March meeting).		261
Synthetic enzyme wards off side effects. (Biomedicine: from New Orleans, at a meeting of the American Association for Cancer Research).		212
Tapeworms tell tales of deeper human past. (Science News of the week).	Milius, S.	500
The Lady Tasting Tea: How Statistics Revolutionized Science in the Twentieth Century.		127