Articles from Science News (October 23, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A problem of adhesion: more evidence of sickle-cell stickiness.	Seppa, Nathan		462
Amazing story.	Walty, Rob	Letter to the Editor	77
Branching polymer could heal cataract wounds.	Goho, Alexandra	Brief Article	237
Cavefish blinded by gene expression.	Brownlee, Christen	Brief Article	253
Chimps show skill in termite fishing.	Bower, Bruce	Brief Article	229
Cramming bits into pits.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich	Brief Article	224
Creepy-crawly care: maggots move into mainstream medicine.	Harder, Ben		2276
Dancing the heat away.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich	Brief Article	251
Early bird: fossil features hint at go-get-'em hatchlings.	Perkins Sid		425
Face it.	Boriskin, K.A.	Letter to the Editor	108
Graphite in flatland: carbon sheets may rival nanotubes.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich		484
Green red-alert: plant fights invaders with animal-like trick.	Milius, Susan		481
Hand to mouth.	Myers, John Peterson	Letter to the Editor	61
Medical decisions in question: mental incapacity missed by docs.	Bower, Bruce		499
Messy findings: planets encounter a violent world.	Cowen, Ron		462
Microbes make the switch: tailored bacteria need caffeine product to survive.	Goho, Alexandra		505
On Intelligence: How a New Understanding of the Brain Will Lead to the Creation of Truly Intelligent Machines.		Book Review	213
Reversible gel restores artwork.	Goho, Alexandra	Brief Article	243
Reworking intuition: business simulations spark rapid workplace renovations.	Bower, Bruce		1977
Single gene turns flu deadly.	Brownlee, Christen	Brief Article	238
Teasing Secrets From The Dead: My Investigations at America's Most Infamous Crime Scenes.		Book Review	280
Tiny tubes tune in colors.	Weiss, Peter Ulrich	Brief Article	268
Too hot to be true?	Barnbaum, Bruce	Letter to the Editor	46
What flakes.		Brief Article	51
Wild Solutions: Second Edition.		Book Review	268
Wildlife-Friendly Plants: Make Your Garden a Haven for Beneficial Insects, Amphibians, and Birds.		Book Review	185