October 2001 Volume 4, No. 10
		Focus: Proteomics
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		Content in Context Protein chemistry News in Brief Biology and crime Tailor-made cancer vaccines Transition metals go cellular Cancer-killing viruses Genes, women, and heart disease Screening for TB combantants Releasing therapy from within “Cran”tibiotics For Your Health Medicinal maggots Rules and Regulators Sex, drugs, and risk's role On the Calendar Clinical Trials Track Signing on and staying in Money matters: Corporate (Data) mining in the mountains The Tool Box Indirectly, tissue is the issue The Time Line Science, “society”, and immunity Sites and Software Proteomic image analysis Ready to Read The Wages of Sin: Sex and Disease, Past and Present New Product Notes Diseases and Disorders Attention deficit disorder