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CONTENTS
Volume 329 Issue 5988
SPECIAL SECTION
HIV/AIDS
INTRODUCTION
159 HIV/AIDS: Eastern Europe
170 HIV Moves In on Homeless Youth
172 Reducing HIV Infection and
Abandonment of Babies
173 HIV/AIDS Investigators
Few and Far Between
NEWS
160 Late for the Epidemic:
HIV/AIDS in Eastern Europe
Tracing the Regional Rise of HIV
>> Science Podcast
165 No Opiate Substitutes
for the Masses of IDUs
168 Praised Russian Prevention Program
Faces Loss of Funds
169 Law Enforcement and Drug Treatment:
A Culture Clash
REVIEW
174 HIV Persistence and the Prospect
of Long-Term Drug-Free Remissions
for HIV-Infected Individuals
D. Trono et al.
page 132
>> Editorial p. 120, Policy Forums pp. 145 and 147,
Science Express Research Article by T. Zhou et al.,
Science Express Report by X. Wu et al. , and Science
Careers and Science Translational Medicine p. 117
and www.sciencemag.org/special/aids2010/
EDITORIAL
120 AIDS Response at a Crossroads
Jessica Justman and Wafaa M. El-Sadr
>> HIV/AIDS section p. 159
NEWS FOCUS
132 Will a Midsummer’s Nightmare Return?
135 The Legacy Plan
138 Farewell to Flatland
POLICY FORUMS
145 Gender Inequities Must Be
Addressed in HIV Prevention
R. Jewkes
>> HIV/AIDS section p. 159
147 Universal Access in the Fight
NEWS OF THE WEEK
126 Panel Explores What It’ll Take
to Keep Universities Strong
127 Solar Sensor Grounded on
Revamped Satellite Program
128 Volvox Genome Shows It Doesn’t
Take Much to Be Multicellular
>> Report p. 223
128 Broken-Down Icebreakers
Hamstring U.S. Science
129 From the Science Policy Blog
130 Dream Team Plans a Blitz
on Schizophrenia
131 From Science ’s Online Daily News Site
LETTERS
140 Barometer of Life: Sampling
B. Collen and J. E. M. Baillie
Barometer of Life: National Red Lists
U. Gärdenfors
Barometer of Life: More Action,
Not More Data
A. T. Knight et al.
Response
S. N. Stuart et al.
142 CORRECTIONSANDCLARIFICATIONS
142 TECHNICALCOMMENTABSTRACTS
Against HIV/AIDS
F. Girard et al.
>> HIV/AIDS section p. 159
PERSPECTIVES
150 Repressive Transcription
M. G. Guenther and R. A. Young
151 Old Gate Gets a New Look
S. Weyand and S. Iwata
>> Research Article p. 182
152 Finding Fault in Fault Zones
K. Wang
>> Reports pp. 207 and 210
154 Clearing Conformational Disease
R. N. Sifers
>> Report p. 229
BOOKS ET AL.
143 Drawing the Map of Life
V. K. McElheny, reviewed by A. N. H. Creager
144 From Eternity to Here
S. Carroll, reviewed by L. Jardine-Wright
CONTENTS continued >>
COVER
Sergey Nenov gives thanks at a church in Odessa, Ukraine.
HIV, tuberculosis, and injecting drug use are tightly linked
in Eastern Europe, the only region in the world with a growing
HIV/AIDS epidemic. Nenov is one of the few people with access
to treatment for both infections and opiate dependency.
See the special section on HIV/AIDS beginning on page 159
and at www.sciencemag.org/special/aids2010/.
Photo: Malcolm Linton
DEPARTMENTS
118 This Week in Science
121 Editors’ Choice
122 Science Staff
125 Random Samples
234 New Products
235 Science Careers
www.sciencemag.org SCIENCE VOL 329 9 JULY 2010
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