I also benefited from numerous discussions with many NCTR scientists, particularly, Charles Wang , M.D., Ph.D., who has been spearheading the NCTR efforts on DNA microarray applications. Many visitors sent me comments, corrections, and suggestions. I greatly appreciate your input and look forward to hearing from you again. Although efforts have been made to reply to each inquiry, I cannot guarantee that I'll be able to do the same because of the increasing number of inquiries I receive. They sacrificed a lot of opportunities for having their daddy to play with them together on the playground.
Daddy knows that there is a long way to go to reach that goal.
However, next time, please don't revenge by throwing the mouse, or, at least, the notebook itself, on the floor. I hope that you'll learn to enjoy playing with mommy's DELL desktop. I consider myself a fan of the exciting technology of DNA chips and DNA microarrays. My initial intention was just to keep a record for myself of the pages I found interesting on this exciting technology, along with my comments. I privately discussed my page with a few FDA and NIH researchers during the workshop and got very encouraging responses from them.