Articles from Science News (January 28, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Charting the past: surveys map two lost harbors of Phoenicia.	Perkins, S.		467
Double dose: two ways to boost kidney-transplant viability.	Seppa, N.		548
Eggs scramble: fungi trick termites into babysitting.	Milius, S.		430
Engineering membranes from cellular parts.		Brief Article	237
Enzyme measures RNA using natural ruler.		Brief Article	232
First steps: modern science investigates the initial stages of how fossils form.	Perkins, Sid		1840
Fortune's Formula: The Untold Stow of the Scientific Betting System That Beat the Casinos and Wall Street.		Brief Article	196
Hunter beware: infectious proteins found in deer muscle.	Brownlee, C.		445
India cultivated homegrown farmers.		Brief Article	285
Just duet: biologists puzzle over birds' ensemble vocalizations.	Milius, Susan		2257
Mother-of-pearl on ice: new ceramics might serve in bones and machines.	Weiss, B.		470
New law to limit politicized science.		Brief Article	241
Oil-for-food exchange.	Rich, Mark	Letter to the Editor	90
Old idea fights ovarian cancer.		Brief Article	265
Polar-opposite bacteria swim south in the north.		Brief Article	222
Reactions on the spot.		Brief Article	240
Red alert for red apes: DNA shows big losses for Borneo orangutans.	Bower, S.		500
Satisfaction: The science of Finding True Fulfillment.		Brief Article	167
Snob stories.	Karb, Ryan	Letter to the Editor	247
The Last Gentleman Adventurer: Coming of Age in the Arctic.		Book Review	155
The Mature Mind: The Power of the Aging Brain.		Brief Article	184
Vegetables, Herbs, & Fruit: An Illustrated Encyclopedia.		Book Review	132
Young scientists get results; science, math, and engineering competition selects 40 talented finalists.	Harder, B.		494