(ISSN : 0264-8725)
Editor: Professor Stephen Harding, University of Nottingham
Co-editor: Gary Adams, University of Nottingham
Contents of Volume 22 (2005)
| 1-20. |
Quantitation in proteomic experiments utilizing mass spectrometry. Andrew C Paoleti and
Michael P Washburn |
| 21-44. |
Developing RNA rools for engineering regulatory systems. Jeffrey J Tabor, Eric A Davidson
and Andrew D Ellington |
| 45-62. |
Transcriptional regularatory network prediction. Jimmy Lin, Donald J Zack and Jiang Qian |
| 63-76. |
Tissue-specific RNA interference. Melanie Philipp and Esther T Stoeckli |
| 77-100. |
Zebrafish: At the nexus of functional and chemical genomics. Andrew Dodd, David R
Greenwood, Andrew L Miller, Sarah E Webb, Stephen P Chambers, Brent R Copp and Donal
R Love |
| 101-124. |
Development of group B adenoviruses as gene transfer vectors. Daniel Stone, Nelson C di
Paolo and Andre Lieber |
| 125-150. |
Transgenic cattle applications: The transition from promise to proof. Gotz Laible and David
N Wells |
| 151-170. |
Cell-free protein synthesis systems: Biotechnological applications. Sadanand Gite, Mark Lim
and Kenneth J Rothschild |
| 171-196. |
P2 receptors in health and disease. Gary A Weisman, Ningpu Yu, Zhongji Liao, Fernando
Gonzalez, Laurie Erb and Eheikh I Seye |
| 197-212. |
Applications of protein arrays for small molecular drug discovery and characterization. Gregory
A Michaud, Michael Salcius, Fang Zhou, Vladimir V Papov, Janie Merkel, Michael Murtha, Paul
Predki and Barry Schweitzer |
| 213-252. |
The fascinating world of steroids: S cerevisiae as a model organism for the study of
hydrocortisone biosynthesis. Corinne Brocard-Masson and Bruno Dumas |
| 253-266. |
Delivery of therapeutic proteins through Lactococcus lactis. Sabine Neirynck and Lothar Steidler |
| 267-298. |
Synthetic carriers for vascular delivery of protein therapeutics. Thomas D Dziubla and Vladimir
R Muzykantov |
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