Articles from Science News (July 17, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A toxic side of weight loss: pollutants may slow body's metabolism.	Lock, C.		531
Bacteria found to release arsenic into groundwater.		Brief Article	189
Carpet Monsters and Killer Spores: a Natural History of Toxic Mold.		Book Review	200
Counting carbs: despite promising new studies, concerns abound over high-fat diets.	Raloff, Janet		2116
Diatom menagerie: engineering microscopic algae to produce designer materials.	Goho, Alexandra	Cover Story	2193
Feel the force: magnetic probe finds lone electron.	Weis, P.		568
Female brains know how to fold 'em.		Brief Article	237
Four die of rabies in transplanted tissues.		Brief Article	264
Groomed DNA handles threats: mothering styles alter rats' stress responses.	Bower, B.		460
Leukemia fighter: drug could combat resistant cases.	Seppa, N.		429
Locust: the Devastating Rise and Mysterious Disappearance of the Insect that Shaped the American Frontier.		Book Review	241
Nanorods go for the gold.		Brief Article	169
Nitrogen power: new crystal packs a lot of punch.	Goho, A.		478
Outer space on the cheap.		Brief Article	203
Quantum snare entraps key fifth photon.		Brief Article	237
Quote.	Tremblay, Angelo	Brief Article	12
Readers on reading.	Putman, Daniel	Letter to the Editor	316
Sea change: carbon dioxide imperils marine ecosystems.	Perkins, S.		576
Sparrows cheat on sleep: migratory birds are up at night but still stay sharp.	Milius, S.		511
The Depths of Space: the Story of the Pioneer Planetary Probes.		Book Review	245
The high cost of staying current.		Brief Article	221
Treaty enacted to preserve crop biodiversity.		Brief Article	251
Why We Do It: Rethinking Sex and the Selfish Gene.		Book Review	221