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Alphabetical list articles with annotations, from journals published in 2002 in the journal Chemistry and Life:

Hi.Tech on the market - the third stage

Sandiegan

Abwerenzymes by Emil Abdergalden

Alizarin madder dye: a thing-not-in-itself or a thing-not-for-us?

Anatomy of blood and honor

Antinomies of natural science

Baltic biotech

Biomaterials: market overview

Biochemistry and genetics as an Olympic sport

Biochemistry at the turn of the century

Eight degrees from the North Pole

In the sea for mushrooms

To Saudi Arabia not as a pilgrim

The Tower of Babel of biology, or why biologists need a common language

Great fidget

Will malaria return to Russia?

eternal child

I see - I don't see

Whirlwinds in pink mist

There's plenty of room at the bottom: an invitation to a new world

Water hyacinth in a heptyl swamp

Rising from the silt

Education of a chemist: from heart to heart

Remembering Albert Szent-Gyorgyi

Hemp everywhere

Volcanoes through the lens of winemaking

Of course you are joking, Mr. Feynman!

The human genome: new horizons

Genes and behavior: what we know and why we know so little

Giants of genetics: the inevitability of non-recognition

giants of science

Hypertension

iron hormone

A state that does not want to feed its scientists will feed strangers

Trees and birds about climate change

Children of a drunken mother - not all is lost

Children's and adult tales of the Bianchi family

Jeans: art or craft?

The arc burned on the table

More about cloning

Liquid that solidifies in a magnetic field

Life and death

The Mystery of Oxalate, or the Reaction That All Celebrities Asked About

Knowing and being able are two different things.

And the snowdrop blossomed!

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