'Fingerprinting' helps pinpoint source of lead poisoning A technique that detects the "fingerprints" of various lead sources may help target the causes of childhood lead poisoning, according to UCSC scientists. In a new study, the researchers used the method to identify the environmental sources that caused lead poisoning in three Santa Cruz County children. MORE Text Only Version	April 16-22, 2001 Vol. 5, No. 34 UCSC's long-range budget planning moves into second phase Chancellor's 'Brown Bag' open forum set for Tuesday, April 17 Library endowment honors memory of Candy Coonerty Ancient climate excursion linked to a rare anomaly in Earth's orbit Banana Slug Spring Fair welcomes current students, visitors Spring is the season for cultural festivals Noted biologist to discuss protein diversity Weigh in and Win... a coffee mug