Articles from Science News (July 7, 2007)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Allergy nanomedicine: buckyballs dampen response of cells that trigger allergic reactions.	Goho, A.		480
Antibiotics in infancy tied to asthma.			292
Atlantic Coast Beaches: A Guide to Ripples, Dunes, and Other Natural Features of the Seashore.			148
Bad news for cats: cat allergen hits all allergic people.	Barry, C.		463
Blind people excel at serial recall.			237
Dropping the ball: air pressure helps objects sink into sand.	Castelvecchi, D.		499
Enzyme is target in parasite.			212
Faker crayfish: males keep bluffing but don't get caught.	Milius, S.		497
Hex sine?	Frahm, Ellery	Letter to the editor	68
Hidden smarts: abstract thought trumps IQ scores in autism.	Bower, B.		515
Icebergs can be biological hot spots.			264
Inclusion: The Politics of Difference in Medical Research.			138
Linking stress and senility.			225
Oldest siblings show slight IQ advantage.			207
Pas de deux for a three-scoop particle.			243
Polymer breakdown: reaction offers possible way to recycle nylon.	Perkins, S.		530
Restoring scents: faulty sniffers may get help.	Raloff, Janet		2368
Safety first.	Fisher, Ed	Letter to the editor	82
Smallest laser minds the gap.			255
Snore and more.	Bornstein, Bill	Letter to the editor	180
Spermicide flip side: compound may promote papillomavirus infection.	Seppa, N.		521
Trouble in paradise: high schizophrenia rates among Pacific islanders raise cultural questions.	Bower, Bruce	Cover story	1908
Unknown quantity: a Real and Imaginary History of Algebra.			175
Vaccinated.			180
When a Gene Makes You Smell Like a Fish ... And Other Tales About The Genes in Your Body.			165