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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from journals published in 2001 in the journal Chemistry and Life:

IQ: predestination or its illusion?

Diamond needles and graphite flowers

Time, development, man

Time, development, man (end)

Ecumenical arbroretum

Let's remember Tsiolkovsky

Will East and West meet?

Where does the soul live

Genetic engineering on the warpath against weeds

The genes that make us human will be found

Does the Earth face the fate of Venus?

Mud treated

Have we jumped far?

Two faces of the hydrosphere

Genie from a jar

Diplodocus Diet

Curiosities in the world of molecules

DNA in court

Voluntary fever

House of never-melting ice

dope

Dopamine

Gospel of Mikhail Bulgakov (excerpts from the book)

A little more about the Antarctic ozone hole and substitutes for ozone-depleting freons

Animal as a mechanism

The Challenge Everyone Knows

Sun protection

Green chemistry wins

Green squirrels, yellow fields and the Max Planck Institute

Scientific ball game

From nowhere to nowhere

Isotopes in a bucket

To the question of the Arctic ancestral home

How can we equip Mars?

How to learn to superconduct

How to revive the fifth facade

Ceramics of Abramtsev at the Technical University

Cloning: what will happen? And who?

Something about milk and strong nerves

Computational genomics: in search of genes

Is the end of the world inevitable?

Who are fantasy people?

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