Enzymes and receptors: challenges and future directions.
In many ways, the present paper will cover much of the same ground as those that precede it. As its title suggests, it is an overview--in part to highlight various aspects of the areas which have been discussed, and in part to put a personal view of where the most fruitful avenues for exploration over the next two years lie. It is very clearly not a comprehensive summary of the topic; given the delightful unpredictability of biological advance, there is every likelihood such predictions may prove substantially wrong. On the other hand, nothing ventured, nothing won; and so with this caveat, there follows one man's reckoning of the directions for the immediate future.
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Baker Medical Research Institute, Melbourne, Australia.
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