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Express readers are invited to turn to page 30 to book – but then are confronted with the message: "SORRY, if you think you can book a suite at the Palace as we suggest on page 24, you're an April Fool!" Harsh.

We suggest, on the basis of a multi-disciplinary analysis, that a pan-EU TGC system is not the way forward for Europe.

We suggest, on the basis of the evidence presented in this paper, that supervised learning methods have a useful role to play in genetic applications where we are interested in differences between pre defined groups of individuals.

We suggest, on the basis of our results that a supervised learning approach should be the method of choice when classifying individuals into pre-defined populations, particularly in quality control for large scale genome wide association studies.

We suggest, on the basis of: (i) the previously identified role of ubiquitination in the ESCRT cascade; (ii) the surface position of the amino acid; (iii) high conservation of the residue; and (iv) the presence of a similar motif in known ubiquitin-binding proteins, that Vps25 proteins may be ubiquitinated on lysine-200 (yeast Vps25p numbering), and we are currently examining experimentally.

Resistance to abandoning the notion of species for prokaryotes rests in part, we suggest, on the implicit idea that if, using highly stable markers such as ribosomal genes, we are able to trace evolutionary history into the prokaryote past, we must be tracing essentially the same homogeneous process involving throughout the same kinds of entities.

We suggest on-going gene flow across eastern North America has likely homogenized genetic diversity across the region.

We suggested, on this same point, that such a phenomenon could also explain the apparent contradictory effects of expressing a constitutively active allele of Gs in MCF-7 cells (Chen et al., 1998).

In any case, we suggest to focus on SNPs with a MAF >1%.

We suggest that, on the one hand, emerging technologies offer great promise for detailed measurement of rapidly shifting population for a whole urban system.

We suggest that, on the one hand, calling can positively relate to employability due to individuals' engagement in proactive professional development (PPD).