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16 November 2004
Vol 2004, Issue 259

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- Perspective
  - It Takes Time to Make a Pinky: Unexpected Insights into How SHH Patterns Vertebrate Digits
    
    By Rolf Zeller
    
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  - ErbB4 Escorts STAT5 to the Nucleus
    
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  - Blood Vessels Finding Their Way
    
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  - Getting Back Together Sends a Message
    
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  - Coordinating Persistent Deadly Infection
    
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  - NOS Serves to Prevent Oxidative Stress
    
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  - Reactive Oxygen Death Program
    
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  - Illuminating Drug Discovery
    
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  - Virulence in Context
    
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About The Cover

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COVER This week features a Perspective on Sonic Hedgehog signaling during limb morphogenesis. The image shows Wolpert's spatial morphogen gradient model of digit specification. [Image: Rolf Zeller, University of Basel Medical School]