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Abdou, N. I. 14869 Chen, R. 151 Abkowitz, J. L. 14944 Chen, Y. 15( Agarwal, A. 14775 Chen, Z. J. I Agarwal, M. L. 14775 Cheng, H. 1: Ahmed, R. 14926 Cheng, N. 1' Aitchison, J. D. 14733 Chernova, 0. Aiyar, S. E. 14652 Chittenden, T Albert, D. A. 14869 Chothia, C. Alkon, D. L. 15037 Chu, H.-M. Allen, C. D. 14839 Cleland, W. V Allen, J. S. 15145 Cohen, D. 1E Angenstein, F. 15078 Cohen, R. L. Antia, R. 14926 Coleman, N. Aoki, M. 14950 Comai, L. 14 Arnone, M. I. 14827 Conroy, G. C. Arver, S. 14938 Conway, B.-A Asa, S. 14938 Conway, J. F. Asaad, W. F. 15008 Counter, C. N Asundi, N. 14869 Crawford, N. Athar, M. 14915 Danao, J. A. Austerlitz, F. 15140 Davidson, E. Avikainen, S. 15061 d'Azzo, A. 1 Bacino, D. 14869 de Caestecker Bajwa, P. 15049 Dedhar, S. 1 Barad, M. 15020 de Gier, J.-W. Barbas, C. F., III 14603, 14628 DeJarnette, J. Bartholomeusz, G. 14781 del Pilar Marl Batista, 0. 14950 Denegre, J. N Bauer, A. 14787 Deng, L.-H. Bauer, C. E. 14851 Deucher, A. Bavykin, S. 14757 Deuel, B. 14 Beerli, R. R. 14628 Dewji, N. N. Behrens, T. W. 14875 Diaconis, P. N Beijersbergen, R. L. 14723 Dietz, M. 14 Bellacosa, A. 14950 Dillon, J. 14 Benfield, E. F. 14843 DiSepio, D. Bernstein, H. D. 14587 Doktycz, M. J Bettler, B. 14991 Drakesmith, I Beverley, P. 14903 Dreier, B. 1' Bhasin, S. 14938 Driscoll, D. Bhaumik, A. 14711 Dunaif, A. 1 Binks, M. 14903 Duvic, M. 1' Bischoff, S. 14991 Eastman, J. Bissell, M. J. 14711, 14821 Eckert, R. L. Bittiger, H. 14991 Eggermont, I Bogarad, L. D. 14827 Ehrenshaft, N Bolstad, P. V. 14843 Eisen, M. B. Botstein, D. 14717, 14863 El-Hodiri, H. Bourtchouladze, R. 15020 Elmets, C. A. Braus, G. 14640 Emmons, R. Bredt, D. S. 14592 Engstr6m, P. Brennan, T. J. 15049 Ezzat, S. 14' Breshears, D. D. 14839 Falick, A. M. Bressan, R. A. 15123 Fan-Chiang, I Briand, P. 14821 Fariss, R. N. Broberger, C. 15043 Fersht, A. R. Broekaert, W. F. 15107 Finley, G. G. Brown, P. 0O. 14863 Fisher, E. A. Bruner, G. R. 14869 Flebbe-Rehw. Brush, G. S. 14634 Forss, N. 15 Brush, J. 14717 Fox, H. S. 1 Bunney, W. E., Jr. 15066 Fox, J. 1486 Caddle, S. D. 14723 Franzot, S. P. Cammue, B. P. A. 15107 Freund, C. I Camp, H. S. 14751 Frey, P. A. Carlson, E. 14886 Fries, B. C. Carson, C. 14869 Froestl, W. Casadevall, A. 14967 Gabriel, J. M Caspar, T. 15112 Gadiraju, R. Catlett, N. L. 14799 Gaensler, K. Chadwick, R. S. 14594 Gaffney, P. N Chain, B. 14903 Ganz, T. 14

Chandraratna, R. A. S. 14811 Gawvva, N. R.

Chang, C. 14827 Gebuhr, T. C

Chang, J. C. 14886 Ghosn, C. 1

Charron, M. 14805 Gilbreth, M.

Chen, C.-D. 14793 Ginsberg, H.

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12 Goddard, A. D. 14717 )96 Golan, H. 15020 4891 Goldman, D. L. 14967 ;096 Gonzalez-Cadavid, N. F. 14938 >622 Gourdie, R. G. 15151

14775 Gourse, R. L. 14652 14681 Gray-McGuire, C. 14869

L4658 Greenberg, E. P. 14961 L5049 Greenough, W. T. 15078 1. 14664 Gull, K. 14687 5032 Gurney, A. L. 14717 14717 Hahn, C. N. 14880 14932 Hahn, W. C. 14723 891 Hamlin, J. L. 14757

14848 Harding, J. S. 14843 D. 14961 Hari, R. 15061 14622 Harley, J. B. 14869

[. 14723 Hasegawa, P. M. 15123 VI. 15134 Hashimoto, M. 14609 15049 Hayashi, T. 15102

H. 14827 Hayes, S. F. 14973 4880 Haystead, T. A. J. 14816 , M. P. 14769 Heid, J. 14991 4821 Heidmann, T. 14920 L. 14646 Heisler, L. K. 15049 B. 14909 Helfman, G. S. 14843 in, M. 14880 Henckel, J. 14675 [. 14729 Henriksen, S. J. 15072 15096 Henshall, S. 14869 14811 Hershey, J. C. 14816 717 Hesselberth, J. 14961 15055 Heyer, E. 15140

V. 14600 Higgins, M. J. 14857 869 Hillan, K. J. 14717 609 Hilson, P. 15112 14811 Hirai, N. 15102 . 14614 Hogue, R. 14869 [. 14903 H6kfelt, T. 15043 1628 Holaska, J. M. 14739 14956 Holmes, S. P. 14600 4956 Horn, T. F. W. 15072 1811 Huang, B.-L. 14669 14745 Huang, J. 14979

14811 Huang, K. 14909 . 15107 Huang, P. L. 15090 [. 15129 Huber, 0. 14787 14863 Huitron-Resendiz, S. 15072

M. 14833 Huntsman, M. M. 15066 14915 Inoue, K. 14851

14909 Irwin, G. J. 15145 15118 Ito, T. 14681

)38 Iyengar, R. 15084 14705 James, J. A. 14869

. R. 14669 Jennings, D. B. 15129 15014 Jia, H. P. 14961 14675 Johansen, J. 15043 14717 Johansson, C. 15043 14733 Johnson, J. H. 14751

lldt, L. 14886 Jones, E. B. D., III 14843 061 Jones, E. G. 15066 5072 Jordan, W. B. 14729 9, 14956 Kan, Y. W. 14886

14967 Kandel, E. 15020 4897 Kansra, S. 14781 .4664 Kao, W. Y. 14669 14967 Karplus, M. 14640 14991 Karschin, A. 14991

14857 Kashlev, M. 14699 14781 Katz, K. 14909

VI. L. 14886 Kauer, J. A. 15026

[. 14875 Kaupmann, K. 14991 )61 Kearns, G. M. 14875

14669 Kelly, J. 14869 14857 Kelly, T. J. 14634

4811 Kemler, R. 14787 14781 Kemper, B. 14793

N. 14733 Kennedy, D. W. 14944

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Kihm, A. J. 14816 Mitchell, D. ] Kim, D. 15151 Montella, L. King, R. A. 14875 Moreno, H. Kirveskari, E. 15061 Morris, L. 1 Kitamura, M. 14886 Mosbacher, J Klatt, S. C. 15151 Moser, K. L. Koelsch, G. 14869 Mowry, K. L. Koiwa, H. 15123 Mukhtar, H. Komissarova, N. 14699 Murdock, L. Komives, E. A. 14705 Murphy, J. R Kon, A. 14769 Nadal, M. 1 Koo, H.-C. 14669 Nagpal, S. 1 Koomey, M. 14973 Nair, G. 14' Kuhn, A. 14646 Nakanishi, K Lakatta, E. G. 15096 Narasimhan, Lalani, R. 14938 Narita, M. I Lambert, D. M. 15145 Neas, B. R. Lane, D. P. 14675 Newport, J. Lansdorp, P. M. 14723 Ng6, H. 14( Larabell, C. A. 14711, 14821 Nicholls, R. I Larimer, F. W. 14614 Nickerson, J. Laskey, R. A. 14932 Nightingale, ] Lau, K. S. 15090 Nikolova, P.' Lawrence, D. A. 14717 Nishizawa, K Lax, I. 14997 Ockenden, T. Lechleider, R. J. 14769 Ohst, K. 14' Lee, J. 14717 O'Neil, D. ' Legro, R. S. 14956 Ortmann, W. Lelievre, S. A. 14711 Otto-Bruc, A Leonhard, S. 14991 Owens, G. K. Lerner, R. A. 14603 Palczewski, B Levine, A. J. 14717 Parish, C. A. Lew, M. 14717 Pariyarath, R Leznik, E. 14997 Park, H.-S. Li, J. 14897 Park, J. 146 Liao, H. 15118 Parsons, L. F Lim, K.-C. 14979 Paschal, B. N Lin, C. 14886 Pastrnak, M. Lin, J. 14664 Pemov, A. I Lin, K. 14729 Pennica, D. Lin, X.-H. 14693 Penninckx, I. Lipscomb, W. N. 14640 Penny, D. 1 Liu, D. 15134 Petersen, 0. Liu, L. 14961 Petri, M. 14 Llinas, R. 14997 Pfaff, T. 14' Logue, S. F. 15026 Pharr, D. M. Love, P. E. 14909 Pikaard, C. S Lu, R. 14886 Pilyugin, S. S Luirink, J. 14646 Pimental, R. Lupu, R. 14821 Pimplikar, S. Lutz, R. J. 14681 Porcu, S. 14 Ma, J. 14640 Potkin, S. G. Ma, K. 14938 Price, C. 14 McCray, P. B., Jr. 14961 Quirke, P. 1 McGaugh, J. L. 15003 Rainer, G. I Madine, M. 14932 Rasmussen, I Madsen, C. S. 14816 Reinherz, E. Malmgren, M. L. 14875 Ribon, V. 1 Mamita, M. 14938 Rich, S. S. I Mandell, J. G. 14705 Rizzolatti, G. Mangeney, M. 14920 Roberts, A. E Mann, L. W. 14880 Roberts, R. A Marcus, S. 14781 Robinson, N. Markley, J. L. 14664 Rogers, S. 1 Marr, J. 14932 Rohlf, K. E. Masson, P. H. 15112 Romanowski, Matisoo-Smith, E. 15145 Rosen, E. 1 Matsuda, H. 14681 Ross, W. 14 Mauch-Mani, B. 15107 Rothaupt, D. Mauviel, A. 14769 Roy, M. A. Medd, P. 14903 Siaaif, A. 14( Meiri, N. 15037 Saidi, R. F. Melhem, M. F. 14717 Saitoh, S. 1' Messner, R. P. 14875 Salenius, S. Mikawa, T. 15151 Salmon, J. E. Miller, E. K. 15008 Saltiel, A. R. Mills, A. D. 14932 Salzman, R.

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W. 14733 Sander, M. 15090 14967 Sater, A. K. 14833

14997 Schalling, M. 15043 4932 Scheidtmann, K. 14693

14991 Schlessinger, J. 14997 14869 Schnappauf, G. 14640 14729 Schneider, S. C. 14903

14915 Schuler, V. 14991 L. 15123 Schultz, P. G. 14590 . 14985 Scotti, P. A. 14646 4997 Sears, C. L. 14979 4811 Sedbrook, J. 15112 '38 Sedivy, J. M. 14723

14609 Segal, D. J. 14628 M. 15123 Segal, Z. 15037 4681 Selby, S. A. 14875 14869 Sercarz, E. 14903 14693 Shade, R. E. 15123 87 Sham, J. S. K. 15096 ). 14857 Shaper, J. H. 14805 A. 14711 Shaper, N. L. 14805 . 14869 Shark, K. B. 14875

V. 14675 Sharma, Y. 14775 14897 Shaver, T. 14869

C. 14875 Shen, C.-K. J. 14669 )93 Shen, R. 14938 4903 Shimizu, S. 14681 A. 14875 Shores, E. W. 14909 E. 15014 Shows, T. B. 14857

14816 Simancek, P. 14634 . 15014 Simons, E. L. 14848

14609 Singer, S. J. 15055 14733 Singh, P. K. 14961

14973 Sinha, S. C. 14603 58 Sinha-Hikim, I. 14938 [. 15049 Smit, M. J. 15084 1. 14739 Sommers, C. L. 14909

14614 Song, L.-S. 15096 4757 Sonobe, S. 15102 14717 Sparrow, J. 14609 A. M. A. 15107 Spellman, P. T. 14863 5145 Stahl, S. J. 14622 W. 14711, 14821 Stark, G. R. 14775 869 Stern, M. D. 15096 191 Steven, A. C. 14622

15129 Stevens, A. 14614 14891 Stoeber, K. 14932 14926 Strauss, J. F., III 14956

A. 14781 Stull, J. T. 15090 W. 14745 Sugimori, M. 14997 886 Sun, L. 14985

15066 Sun, M.-K. 15037 763 Sundas-Larsson, A. 15118 4717 Svenson, M. 15118 5008 Swanson, T. A. 14717 ). T. 14848 Szczesna-Skorupa, E. 14793 L. 14897 Tack, B. F. 14961 4751 Taneyhill, L. A. 14717 4875 Taylor, W. E. 14938

15061 Taylor, W. R. 14775 ;. 14769 Tecott, L. H. 15026, 15049 4. 15145 Teichmann, S. A. 14658

14811 Thomas, G. D. 15090 4793 Thomma, B. P. H. J. 15107 14875 Tran, B.-V. 15066 P. 14932 Treadwell, E. L. 14869 5112 Tschudi, C. 14687 652 Tsichlis, P. 14950

14915 Tsujimoto, Y. 14681 14717 Tubesing, K. A. 14915 46 Uitto, J. 14769 14979 Ullu, E. 14687 -857 Uzgare, A. R. 14833 15061 Uzman, J. A. 14833

14869 Valent, Q. A. 14646 14751 Valles, J. M., Jr. 14729

t. 15123 Valore, E. V. 14961

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Vande Pol, S. 14745 Watanabe, C. vanderSpek, J. 14985 Weaver, V. M Van Hooser, J. P. 15014 Weed, M. R. van Putten, J. P. M. 14973 Wehner, J. M Vazdarjanova, A. 15003 Wei, W. 147 Venkatesan, R. N. 14763 Wei, Y. 151. Verzijl, D. 15084 Weiler, I. J. Victor, R. G. 15090 Weinberg, R. Vindevoghel, L. 14769 Weisman, L. Vogelsang, R. 15107 Welsh, J. W. Vogt, P. K. 14950 Welsh, M. J. von Heijne, G. 14646 Wen, S. C. I Wagner, G. 14897 Westler, W. 1\ Walter, G. 14693 Wiles, K. 14 Walter, J. 14693 Williams, G. I Wang, F. 14821 Williamson, J Wang, H. 14733 Winder, D. G Wang, R. 15134 Wingfield, P.

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14717 Wolfgang, M. 14973 [. 14711, 14821 Woodside, K. J. 14909

15072 Wu, S. 14979 - 15026 Xiong, J. 14851 23 Xu, H. 14915 51 Xu, S.-M. 14886 15078 Yang, P. 14781 A. 14723 Yang, S. 14886 ?. 14799

Yarasheski, K. 14938 14717 Yarom, Y. 15032 14961 Yu, H. 14869

1.4664 Zheng, P. 14745 ti16i Zheng, X. 14640

4. 14932 Zhou, M. 14733 D. 15129 Zhou, X.-Y. 14880

15020 Zhu-Salzman, K. 15123 T. 14622 Zlotnick, A. 14622

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