Contributors
Karen L. Bales(University of California, Davis), Barry R. Zirkin(Johns Hopkins University), Joseph M. Beeman(University of Missouri), Lynda Uphouse(Texas Woman's University), Fuller W. Bazer(Mitchell Institute), W. C. Chung(Kent State University), Desiree L. Krebs‐Kraft(University of Maryland, Baltimore), W.W. Wright, Geoff Shaw(Australian Research Council), J.P. Jarow(Johns Hopkins University), Margaret M. McCarthy(University of Maryland, Baltimore), Amitabh Krishna(Banaras Hindu University), I. Ross Young, Kristin H. Lopez(University of Colorado Boulder), Suzette D. Tardif, Emilie F. Rissman(North Carolina State University), Wendy Saltzman(University of California, Riverside), Toni R. Pak(Loyola University Chicago), Katherine E. Pelch(T1D Exchange), Jin‐Ho Park(University of Massachusetts Boston), Bridget A. Niebruegge(University of Missouri), Stacey R. Winkeler, Julienne N. Rutherford, Susan C. Nagel(University of Missouri Health System), Graham Jenkin(Monash Institute of Medical Research), Thomas E. Spencer(University of Missouri Health System), Aras Petrulis, Sam Mesiano(University Hospitals of Cleveland), Caroline M. Hostetler(University of California, Davis), Bronwyn M. McAllan(The University of Sydney), Kunwar P. Bhatnagar(University of Louisville), T. R. Brown(Johns Hopkins University), David O. Norris(University of Colorado Boulder), Marilyn B. Renfree(The University of Melbourne), Roger Smith(Hunter Medical Research Institute)
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