This special issue compiled 11 articles, most of which are novel and excellent investigations in this field.
The FCC studied the issue, compiling data and voluminous records.
This special issue compiles excellent original and review articles covering gene expression and function in the obstetric, gynecologic, and reproductive disorders.
Wise in the ways of local government, knowledgeable about laws and regulations and skilled in building public support for their causes, they have taken on big issues and compiled an impressive record ofvictories.
In response to these issues, we compiled, collated, and georeferenced available information on marine turtle biogeography – including individual nesting sites, genetic stocks, and geographic distributions based on monitoring research – to develop multi-scale Regional Management Units (RMUs).
To address these issues, we compiled information on brain volume and migratory distance from published studies and our own work for 600 passerine species ranging from arctic to tropical regions.
To address these issues, we compiled a large database of microarray samples from 10 different cell types: primary KCs, fibroblasts, CD4+ T-cells, NK cells, CD8+ T-cells, B cells, macrophages, monocytes, dendritic cells (DCs) and neutrophils (Additional file 5).
We improved the text according to the detailed list of linguistic issues painstakingly compiled by the reviewer (the list is not included here), for which we thank the reviewer.
A summary of these results, which reinforce the motivation for investigating the following research issue, are compiled in the Discussion and Evaluation Section.
The second issue was compiled after discussing how GMO crops are cultivated in general with farmers and representatives of the responsible agencies.
