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In this editorial introduction, the editors are highlighting the individual articles presented and discussed in this issue.
In this editorial introduction, the editor is highlighting the different articles presented and discussed in this issue.
Competition occurs frequently between species in nature, but it is not as obvious as some of the other interactions discussed in this issue.
Recent advances in the rapidly moving field of synthetic biology, discussed in this issue's Select, are enabling an expansion of our ambitions to re-engineer life.
We note that different microscopy techniques combined with image processing have led to the TT data discussed in this issue.
The cost-effectiveness of different 5FU regimens is also discussed in this issue (see Hale et al, 2002).
The histological features of breast carcinomas arising in patients with germline mutations in the BRCA1 or BRCA2 genes are discussed in this issue by Lakhani.
New approaches to develop better drugs for the management of preterm labour discussed in this issue include studies on prostaglandin PTGFR receptor antagonists, and phosphodiesterase (PDE4) inhibitors.
Finally, we acknowledge that a number of important aspects of Land System Science are not discussed in this issue — either because reviews of those topics have been published recently or because contributions were unavailable or not yet ready for publication.
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