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The absence of obscuring yolk proteins gives zebrafish embryos and larvae a high degree of optically clarity-this remarkable transparency is probably the most valuable feature of the fish for studying blood vessels in vivo.

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The study of small peptides able to mimic the metal-binding loops is a useful tool to test the affinity and the selectivity of the metal-binding sequences in their natural scaffolds and to understand their biological function.

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This review summarizes recent progress made in the structural biology of enzymes involved in NAD and Moco biosynthesis.

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Approaches from surface chemistry and microfabrication are providing tailored substrates that control the ligand-receptor interactions between cells and extracellular matrix.

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An extracellular macromolecule, versican regulates cellular events that form the basis of development and disease.

Host-pathogen systems biology is the key for human health and biosecurity.

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The outline of an emerging approach that attempts to facilitate and alleviate many of the current drug discovery issues and problems. This is, in part, achieved through the systematic integration of technologies, which results in a superior output of data and information

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Highlights from the International Conference on Systems Biology 2002, held 13-15 December 2002 in Stockholm, Sweden.