Articles from Science News (July 14, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Adding to nature's repertoire.	Barry, Patrick		255
Anemone reveals complex past.	Barry, Patrick		218
As the last ice age waned, a great lake was born.	Perkins, Sid		214
At least a few years to prepare.	Bankhead, Steve, Castelvecchi, Davide	Letter to the editor	122
Brain attack: progress is slow in finding better ischemic-stroke therapies.	von Bubnoff, Andreas		2397
Dust delays Martian rover.	Cowen, Ron		209
E-waste hazards: Chinese gear recyclers absorb toxic chemicals.	Webb, Sarah		501
Forget about it: how the brain suppresses unwanted memories.	Bower, Bruce		511
Fuel me once?	Bodenschatz, John	Letter to the editor	173
Glut: Mastering Information through the Ages.			282
Gooey solution to a sticky problem.	Webb, Sarah		259
Hepatitis B drug creates HIV resistance.			269
Jacquard's Web: How a Hand Loom Led to the Birth of the Information Age.			188
More bang for the biofuel buck.	Webb, Sarah		214
Mouse method turns skin cells to stem cells.			231
Passages: revealing the nature of exoplanets.	Cowen, Ron	Cover story	2062
Pulling strings: stretching proteins can reveal how they fold.	Castelvecchi, Davide		468
Sea change: people have affected what penguins eat.	Perkins, Sid		437
Shattering find? Comet fragments show surprising uniformity.	Cowen, Ron		473
Smoke this: Parkinson's is rarer among tobacco users.	Vastag, Brian		467
Tropical Plants of Costa Rica: A Guide to Native and Exotic Flora.			204
Tumor suicide: gene therapy makes cancer cells self-destruct.	Barry, Patrick		486
Where's My Jetpack? A Guide to the Amazing Science Fiction Future that Never Arrived.			181