Джон Тёрни - Я – суперорганизм! Человек и его микробиом
Группа в Icon, превратившая черновик в реальную книгу, также способствовала разнообразным улучшениям текста. Спасибо вам за это и многое другое, Дункан Хис, Роб Шерман, Эндрю Фарлоу и все-все-все.
Как обычно, спасибо моему агенту Луизе Гринберг и авторам незаменимого софта, помогавшего мне управляться с этим материалом; среди таких программ назовем здесь Scrivener, Evernote, Dropbox и активно использовавшуюся ближе к финальным стадиям работы систему поиска по всем «макинтошам» в нашем хозяйстве.
А поскольку в разделе «Благодарности» редко говорят спасибо помощникам, чье количество исчисляется триллионами, хочется выразить признательность всем моим незримым сотрудникам-микробам, которые дали возможность этому суперорганизму протянуть достаточно долго, чтобы написать очередную книгу.
И спасибо тебе, Даниэла, за все остальное.
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