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Acknowledgements
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Contents and p. 1: 2 (D Furness), 6 (A Weston);
pp. 2–3: 1 (A Cavanagh); pp. 6–7: 1 (adapted from
Chamberlain et al., reproduced with permission from
AAAS), 2 (I van Bussel), 3 (A Weston), 4 (A Cavanagh);
pp. 8–9: 1 (from Wang et al., reproduced with
permission from AAAS), 2 (Medical Microscopy
Sciences, Cardiff University); pp. 10–11: 1 (D Furness),
2 (MRC NIMR), 3, 4 (from Abrahamsen et al.,
reproduced with permission from AAAS), 5, 6
(L Trinkle-Mulcahy); pp. 12–13: 1 (E Martino/Panos);
pp. 14–15: ion channel (P Stansfeld, M Sansom,
F Ashcroft/OXION); pp. 18–19: 2 (K Whitley);
pp. 20–21: 1 (D Scharf/SPL), 2 (from Plouffe et al.,
reproduced with permission from PNAS), 3, 4 (from
Newton et al., reproduced with permission from
PLoS Medicine); pp. 22–23: 1 (W Page/Panos),
2 (N Durrell McKenna), 3 (A Vardhan/iStockphoto),
4 (S Schuller), protein structure (B Marsden/Structural
Genomics Consortium); pp. 26–27: 3 (Windfall Films);
pp. 28–29: 1 (Cardboard Citizens/Robert Day),
2 (Media Trust Productions), Science Gallery (Science
Gallery Dublin); p. 31: 1 (Rex Features), 3 (S Nosten);
pp. 32–33: 1 (from Mangale et al., reproduced with
permission from AAAS), 2 (O Burston); pp. 34–35: 1
(M Terao/iStockphoto), 2 (I Macrae); p. 37: 1 (S Klein/
iStockphoto), 2 (iStockphoto); pp. 38–39: 1 (T Lang),
2 (Y Nikas); p. 46: top left (A Tanczos), top right
(Y Nikas), centre left (A Cavanagh), centre right
(University of Edinburgh), bottom left (MI Walker),
bottom right (D Furness); p. 47: top left (A Boyde), top
right (D Furness), centre right (A Sieveking), bottom left
(C Riley); p. 48 (A Cavanagh).
Cover image:
Salbutamol crystals. Salbutamol is used in inhalers
for conditions where there is a narrowing of the
airways, such as bronchitis, asthma and emphysema.
The cluster of crystals is about 600 μm in diameter.
Annie Cavanagh
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