Author Index, Vol. 53, 1992

R. Eissele, A. Furusawa, Mark Walport(NIHR Imperial Biomedical Research Centre), W. Creutzfeldt(University of Göttingen), Mark Hudson(The Open University), M.D. Hellier, Rolf Nitsche, A.E. Gent, AnjonaRoy Choudhury, W.J. Brown, C.Y. Lee, E. Bothe-Sandfort, R H Grace, Graham P. Butcher, R.A. Goodlad, MichaelA. Nauck, M. J. Hill, S Lévi, R. Ebert, T. Mitsuma, Jonathan M. Rhodes(University of Liverpool), Nicholas Bird, Rainer E. de Vivie, M. Stewart, S.C.W. Matthews, R. Arnold, E.T. Swarbrick, W. Creutzfeldt, Scott J. Hughes, K. Morise, H. Koop, Georg F. Hoffmann(Heidelberg University), Sheila Patrick(Queen's University Belfast), Per Cantor, G. Stamp, Reinhold Schuster, Friedemann Baum, Heinrich Kreuzer(Gesellschaft für Klinische Forschung), Hiroaki Kaneko, Ulrich Tebbe(Institut für Klinische Forschung und Entwicklung), N.A. Wright, Regina Lamberts, Wolfgang E. Schmidt(St. Josefs Hospital), Kohji Uchida, Alfred Schauer, H. J. F. Hodgson, W. Peitsch, M T Haqqani, Stephen Ryder(Nottingham University Hospitals NHS Trust)
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