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1 Chemical communication in a post-genomic world
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... We thank Dr. James Langer, vice president of the National Academy of Sciences, and the Sackler selection committee for providing the resources to support the colloquium; Miriam Glaser Heston, program officer for the colloquium series, for superb logistical support and advice; and Andrew Pillifant and Christina Colosimo of the editorial staff of PNAS for invaluable assistance in assembling this special issue.
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