Nature

Nature, Vol.564, No.7735 Entire volume, number list

ISSN: 0028-0836 (Print)

In this Issue (76 articles)

	Microscopy on the brain Jenkins M, Tanigaki T
	Gene therapy targets sickle-cell disease Nowogrodzki A
	Realizing the promise of gene therapy through collaboration and partnering: Pfizer's view Tretiakova AP, Murphy JE, Binks M, Mensah P, Rabinowitz J, McCarty DM, Beaverson K, MacLeod M, LaRosa G, Cheng SH
	Geckos slap their feet and swish their tails to race over water [Anonymous]
	How to measure a superheavy atom [Anonymous]
	Genome of 'Lonesome George' reveals a tortoise's secrets to long life [Anonymous]
	The cells that help cancer drugs to cloud the mind [Anonymous]
	Almost half a million mosquitoes are drafted to fight malaria [Anonymous]
	Mercury levels skyrocket thanks to Arctic warm up [Anonymous]
	Epic storm roils a tranquil region of Neptune [Anonymous]
	Gene therapy targets epilepsy Drew L
E9 - E9	Necroptosis microenvironment directs lineage commitment in liver cancer (vol 562, pg 69, 2018) Seehawer M, Heinzmann F, D'Artista L, Harbig J, Roux PF, Hoenicke L, Dang H, Klotz S, Robinson L, Dore G, Rozenblum N, Kang TW, Chawla R, Buch T, Vucur M, Roth M, Zuber J, Luedde T, Sipos B, Longerich T, Heikenwalder M, Wang XW, Bischof O, Zender L
S5 - S5	GENE THERAPY Brody H
S6 - S8	The fix is in utero Deweerdt S
S9 - S9	A genetically augmented future Clayton EW
161 - 161	Wanted: a fair carbon tax Unrest in France at a rise in fuel prices highlights how the necessary transition to a clean economy must be carefully managed [Anonymous]
161 - 162	Culture change Improvements to a conference accused of sexism are long overdue [Anonymous]
162 - 162	How we forget From pop music to tennis stars, society loses interest according to a mathematical law [Anonymous]
163 - 163	Students need guidance in languages they speak Mentorship programmes in languages besides English could unlock opportunities for young scientists in Latin America Rojas CR
169 - 170	'Little Foot' fossil chiselled out of stone yields secrets Mysterious ancient hominin retrieved after 20-year effort might be a distinct species Barras C
170 - 171	Machine learning hunts for cause of paralysing illness Scientists hope that probing the immune system will identify the cause of a polio-like disease Reardon S
171 - 172	China backs open-access plan Schiermeier Q
172 - 173	UK satnav plan faces high hurdles Butler D
173 - 174	'Super' DNA targeted by drugs Ledford H
174 - 175	Scientists seek hidden sources of Ebola Maxmen A
176 - 179	The face detective Abbott A
180 - 182	LIFE BELOW THE ICE Fox D
183 - 185	Debate ethics of embryo models from stem cells Rivron N, Pera M, Rossant J, Arias AM, Zernicka-Goetz M, Fu J, van den Brink S, Bredenoord A, Dondorp W, de Wert G, Hyun I, Munsie M, Isasi R
186 - 188	Unruly Waters: How Mountain Rivers and Monsoons Have Shaped South Asia's History Ball P
188 - 189	Science in hand: how craft informs lab work Kneebone R, Schlegel C, Spivey A
190 - 190	COP24, SDGs: use same stats please Tubiello FN
190 - 190	Gene editing: who should decide? Akabayashi A, Nakazawa E, Caplan AL
190 - 190	No trial by media for bullying allegations Collord G, Nangalia J, Moore L
190 - 190	Funding is not just for the minority Wahls WP
192 - 193	El Nino events set to intensify Ham YG
193 - 194	How cells hush a viral invader Fozouni P, Ott M
194 - 196	Adrenaline fuels a cytokine storm Riddell SR
196 - 197	Finches choose parent lookalikes as mates Spurgin LG, Chapman T
197 - 199	An exciting tool for asymmetric synthesis Yang C, Inoue Y
199 - 200	Bacterial molecules target viral DNA Clokie MRJ
201 - +	Increased variability of eastern Pacific El Nino under greenhouse warming Cai WJ, Wang GJ, Dewitte B, Wu LX, Santoso A, Takahashi K, Yang Y, Carreric A, McPhaden MJ
207 - +	Widespread but heterogeneous responses of Andean forests to climate change Fadrique B, Baez S, Duque A, Malizia A, Blundo C, Carilla J, Osinaga-Acosta O, Malizia L, Silman M, Farfan-Rios W, Malhi Y, Young KR, Cuesta F, Homeier J, Peralvo M, Pinto E, Jadan O, Aguirre N, Aguirre Z, Feeley KJ
213 - +	A circuit from hippocampal CA2 to lateral septum disinhibits social aggression Leroy F, Park J, Asok A, Brann DH, Meira T, Boyle LM, Buss EW, Kandel ER, Siegelbaum SA
219 - +	Single-cell mapping of lineage and identity in direct reprogramming Biddy BA, Kong WJ, Kamimoto K, Guo C, Waye SE, Sun T, Morris SA
225 - +	An entanglement-based wavelength-multiplexed quantum communication network Wengerowsky S, Joshi SK, Steinlechner F, Hubel H, Ursin R
229 - +	Experimental realization of on-chip topological nanoelectromechanical metamaterials Cha J, Kim KW, Daraio C
234 - +	Reversible superdense ordering of lithium between two graphene sheets Kuhne M, Borrnert F, Fecher S, Ghorbani-Asl M, Biskupek J, Samuelis D, Krasheninnikov AV, Kaiser U, Smet JH
240 - +	Catalytic deracemization of chiral allenes by sensitized excitation with visible light Holzl-Hobmeier A, Bauer A, Silva AV, Huber SM, Bannwarth C, Bach T
244 - 248	Deconstructive diversification of cyclic amines Roque JB, Kuroda Y, Gottemann LT, Sarpong R
249 - +	Assessing the efficiency of changes in land use for mitigating climate change Searchinger TD, Wirsenius S, Beringer T, Dumas P
254 - +	Palaeolithic cave art in Borneo Aubert M, Setiawan P, Oktaviana AA, Brumm A, Sulistyarto PH, Saptomo EW, Istiawan B, Ma'rifat TA, Wahyuono VN, Atmoko FT, Zhao JX, Huntley J, Tacon PSC, Howard DL, Brand HEA
258 - +	Reward behaviour is regulated by the strength of hippocampus-nucleus accumbens synapses LeGates TA, Kvarta MD, Tooley JR, Francis TC, Lobo MK, Creed MC, Thompson SM
263 - +	Trophoblast organoids as a model for maternal-fetal interactions during human placentation Turco MY, Gardner L, Kay RG, Hamilton RS, Prater M, Hollinshead MS, McWhinnie A, Esposito L, Fernando R, Skelton H, Reimann F, Gribble FM, Sharkey A, Marsh SGE, O'Rahilly S, Hemberger M, Burton GJ, Moffett A
268 - +	Lineage tracking reveals dynamic relationships of T cells in colorectal cancer Zhang L, Yu X, Zheng LT, Zhang YY, Li YS, Fang Q, Gao RR, Kang BX, Zhang QM, Huang JY, Konno H, Guo XY, Ye YJ, Gao SY, Wang S, Hu XD, Ren XW, Shen ZL, Ouyang WJ, Zhang ZM
273 - +	Disruption of a self-amplifying catecholamine loop reduces cytokine release syndrome Staedtke V, Bai RY, Kim K, Darvas M, Davila ML, Riggins GJ, Rothman PB, Papadopoulos N, Kinzler KW, Vogelstein B, Zhou SB
278 - +	NP220 mediates silencing of unintegrated retroviral DNA Zhu YP, Wang GZ, Cingoz O, Goff SP
283 - +	A chemical defence against phage infection Kronheim S, Daniel-Ivad M, Duan Z, Hwang S, Wong AI, Mantel I, Nodwell JR, Maxwell KL
287 - +	Dna2 nuclease deficiency results in large and complex DNA insertions at chromosomal breaks Yu Y, Pham N, Xia B, Papusha A, Wang GY, Yan ZX, Peng G, Chen KF, Ira G
291 - 292	GENE DESIGN GOES AUTOMATIC Nowogrodzki A
292 - 292	The Technology Feature 'The clinical code-breakers' (vol 562, pg 291, 2018) Taylor J
293 - 294	Science you can taste Payne D
294 - 294	The Careers Feature 'Fathers in science' (vol 563, page 725, 2018) Lini
295 - 295	COLD HEART Dixon V
E10 - E10	Self-organization of a human organizer by combined Wnt and Nodal signalling (vol 558, pg 132, 2018) Martyn I, Kanno TY, Ruzo A, Siggia ED, Brivanlou AH
E11 - E16	A global slowdown of tropical-cyclone translation speed (vol 558, pg 104, 2018) Kossin JP
E17 - E17	Principles of nucleosome organization revealed by single-cell micrococcal nuclease sequencing (vol 562, pg 281, 2018) Lai BB, Gao WW, Cui KR, Xie WL, Tang QS, Jin WF, Hu GQ, Ni B, Zhao KJ
S10 - S11	Repairs for a runaway brain Drew L
S12 - S13	Medicine is in the blood Nowogrodzki A
S53 - S55	How Indian biotech is driving innovation Nogrady B
S57 - S57	ALL EYES ON THE PRIZE Armitage C
S58 - S59	ONGOING CHALLENGE [Anonymous]
S62 - S63	YIELDING RESULTS TO FEED A PEOPLE Jia HP
S64 - S65	CHINA'S PLACE AMONG THE STARS The FAST telescope dish, stretching half a kilometre, will thrust China's radio astronomers into a role of global leadership Zastrow M
S65 - S66	SMALL SCIENCE GROWS LARGE IN NEW HANDS China's nanotech industry is forging ahead, with high funding levels, a maturing talent pool, and international experience O'Meara S
S66 - S68	ENGINEERING A BIOMEDICAL REVOLUTION A permissive regulatory climate and a pragmatic approach has seen China's bioscience sector soar Mallapaty S
S68 - S68	STRONG SPENDING COMPOUNDS CHEMISTRY PROWESS The discipline's historic prominence in China is underpinned by its crucial value to industrial processes. Committed funding sees it leading the way in emerging areas, such as nanomaterials Jia HP