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#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1201	49	118	2175 1997 CANCER SURVEYS 29: 263-284 Harley CB; Sherwood SW Telomerase, checkpoints and cancer	14	49
1202	3	188	1866 1996 CANCER TREATMENT REVIEWS 22 (6): 395-423 Papac RJ Spontaneous regression of cancer	0	30
1203	9	147	4757 2003 CANCER TREATMENT REVIEWS 29 (3): 199-209 Kaminski JM; Summers JB; Ward MB; Huber MR; Minev B Immunotherapy and prostate cancer	0	9
1204	7	85	1620 1995 CARCINOGENESIS 16 (12): 2885-2892 Bohr VA DNA repair fine structure and its relations to genomic instability	1	64
1205	22	30	1867 1996 CARCINOGENESIS 17 (12): 2631-2634 Montalto MC; Ray FA Telomerase activation during the linear evolution of human fibroblasts to tumorigenicity in nude mice	6	10
1206	34	50	2176 1997 CARCINOGENESIS 18 (11): 2085-2091 Jiang C; Juo L; Said TK; Thompson H; Medina D Immortalized mouse mammary cells in vivo do not exhibit increased telomerase activity	3	10
1207	18	36	2539 1998 CARCINOGENESIS 19 (2): 259-266 Day JP; Limoli CL; Morgan WF Recombination involving interstitial telomere repeat-like sequences promotes chromosomal instability in Chinese hamster cells	9	34
1208	10	99	3377 2000 CARCINOGENESIS 21 (3): 371-377 Balmain A; Harris CC Carcinogenesis in mouse and human cells: parallels and paradoxes	0	46
1209	31	83	3378 2000 CARCINOGENESIS 21 (3): 477-484 Reddel RR The role of senescence and immortalization in carcinogenesis	29	70
1210	18	32	4249 2002 CARCINOGENESIS 23 (12): 2025-2030 Guilleret I; Yan P; Guillou L; Braunschweig R; Coindre JM; et al. The human telomerase RNA gene (hTERC) is regulated during carcinogenesis but is not dependent on DNA methylation	6	10
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1211	28	131	4758 2003 CARCINOGENESIS 24 (5): 791-802 Opresko PL; Cheng WH; von Kobbe C; Harrigan JA; Bohr VA Werner syndrome and the function of the Werner protein; what they can teach us about the molecular aging process	7	51
1212	18	53	4759 2003 CARCINOGENESIS 24 (5): 851-859 Villa R; Folini M; Porta CD; Valentini A; Pennati M; et al. Inhibition of telomerase activity by geldanamycin and 17-allylamino, 17-demethoxygeldanamycin in human melanoma cells	5	11
1213	18	49	4760 2003 CARCINOGENESIS 24 (5): 953-965 Tsutsui T; Kumakura S; Tamura Y; Tsutsui TW; Sekiguchi M; et al. Immortal, telomerase-negative cell lines derived from a Li-Fraumeni syndrome patient exhibit telomere length variability and chromosomal and minisatellite instabilities	3	6
1214	18	35	4761 2003 CARCINOGENESIS 24 (11): 1811-1817 Zhang TC; Schmitt MT; Mumford JL Effects of arsenic on telomerase and telomeres in relation to cell proliferation and apoptosis in human keratinocytes and leukemia cells in vitro	2	9
1215	30	51	5246 2004 CARCINOGENESIS 25 (7): 1083-1087 Blasco MA Telomere epigenetics: a higher-order control of telomere length in mammalian cells	4	4
1216	14	41	5787 2005 CARCINOGENESIS 26 (4): 725-731 Piao CQ; Liu L; Zhao YL; Balajee AS; Suzuki M; et al. Immortalization of human small airway epithelial cells by ectopic expression of telomerase	1	3
1217	85	144	5788 2005 CARCINOGENESIS 26 (5): 867-874 Shay JW; Wright WE Senescence and immortalization: role of telomeres and telomerase	13	25
1218	14	45	5789 2005 CARCINOGENESIS 26 (7): 1263-1271 Broberg K; Bjork J; Paulsson K; Hoglund M; Albin M Constitutional short telomeres are strong genetic susceptibility markers for bladder cancer	1	5
1219	30	53	5790 2005 CARCINOGENESIS 26 (9): 1613-1626 Franco S; Canela A; Klatt P; Blasco MA Effectors of mammalian telomere dysfunction: a comparative transcriptome analysis using mouse models	0	0
1220	16	150	5791 2005 CARCINOGENESIS 26 (10): 1657-1667 Boukamp P Non-melanoma skin cancer: what drives tumor development and progression?	0	3
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1221	23	57	5792 2005 CARCINOGENESIS 26 (11): 1879-1889 Quante M; Heeg S; von Werder A; Goessel G; Fulda C; et al. Differential transcriptional regulation of human telomerase in a cellular model representing important genetic alterations in esophageal squamous carcinogenesis	1	1
1222	4	48	6296 2006 CARCINOGENESIS 27 (2): 216-224 Kirschenbaum A; Liu XH; Yao S; Narla G; Friedman SL; et al. Sex steroids have differential effects on growth and gene expression in primary human prostatic epithelial cell cultures derived from the peripheral versus transition zones	0	1
1223	36	83	5793 2005 CARDIOVASCULAR RESEARCH 66 (2): 213-221 Edo MD; Andres V Aging, telomeres, and atherosclerosis	1	4
1224	1	39	134 1982 CARLSBERG RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS 47 (6): 355-369 HOLMBERG S; NILSSONTILLGREN T; KIELLANDBRANDT MC; PETERSEN JGL CHROMOSOME BREAKAGE IN YEAST CAUSED BY SISTER-CHROMATID RECOMBINATION IN AN INTEGRATED 2-MICRON PLASMID	0	8
1225	2	14	1424 1994 CARYOLOGIA 47 (3-4): 223-231 PAPESCHI AG CHROMOSOME REARRANGEMENTS IN BELOSTOMA-PLEBEJUM (STAL) (BELOSTOMATIDAE, HETEROPTERA)	0	6
1226	1	26	5794 2005 CASE-BASED REASONING RESEARCH AND DEVELOPMENT, PROCEEDINGS 3620: 625-639 Weber R; Proctor JM; Waldstein I; Kriete A CBR for modeling complex systems	0	1
1227	3	82	52 1977 CELL 10 (4): 571-585 EFSTRATIADIS A; MANIATIS T; KAFATOS FC PRIMARY STRUCTURE OF RABBIT BETA-GLOBIN MESSENGER-RNA AS DETERMINED FROM CLONED DNA	12	397
1228	2	24	53 1977 CELL 12 (1): 109-120 JACQ C; MILLER JR; BROWNLEE GG PSEUDOGENE STRUCTURE IN 5S-DNA OF XENOPUS-LAEVIS	2	123
1229	1	26	54 1977 CELL 12 (3): 733-740 EVANS RM; FRASER N; ZIFF E; WEBER J; WILSON M; et al. INITIATION SITES FOR RNA-TRANSCRIPTION IN AD2 DNA	0	187
1230	1	48	90 1979 CELL 16 (3): 565-573 WILD MA; GALL JG INTERVENING SEQUENCE IN THE GENE CODING FOR 25S RIBOSOMAL-RNA OF TETRAHYMENA PIGMENTOSA	43	132
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1231	2	42	103 1980 CELL 22 (3): 875-886 JOHNSON EM A FAMILY OF INVERTED REPEAT SEQUENCES AND SPECIFIC SINGLE-STRAND GAPS AT THE TERMINI OF THE PHYSARUM RDNA PALINDROME	49	57
1232	3	23	113 1981 CELL 23 (2): 459-466 PAN WC; BLACKBURN EH SINGLE EXTRACHROMOSOMAL RIBOSOMAL-RNA GENE COPIES ARE SYNTHESIZED DURING AMPLIFICATION OF THE RDNA IN TETRAHYMENA	62	62
1233	4	36	114 1981 CELL 24 (2): 313-320 KATZEN AL; CANN GM; BLACKBURN EH SEQUENCE-SPECIFIC FRAGMENTATION OF MACRONUCLEAR DNA IN A HOLOTRICHOUS CILIATE	70	70
1234	4	31	115 1981 CELL 24 (3): 765-774 YAO MC RIBOSOMAL-RNA GENE AMPLIFICATION IN TETRAHYMENA MAY BE ASSOCIATED WITH CHROMOSOME BREAKAGE AND DNA ELIMINATION	56	70
1235	6	35	116 1981 CELL 26 (3): 411-419 EMERY HS; WEINER AM AN IRREGULAR SATELLITE SEQUENCE IS FOUND AT THE TERMINI OF THE LINEAR EXTRACHROMOSOMAL RDNA IN DICTYOSTELIUM DISCOIDEUM	67	83
1236	7	33	135 1982 CELL 28 (3): 595-604 PAN WC; ORIAS E; FLACKS M; BLACKBURN EH ALLELE-SPECIFIC, SELECTIVE AMPLIFICATION OF A RIBOSOMAL-RNA GENE IN TETRAHYMENA THERMOPHILA	56	56
1237	5	39	136 1982 CELL 29 (1): 245-255 SZOSTAK JW; BLACKBURN EH CLONING YEAST TELOMERES ON LINEAR PLASMID VECTORS	290	290
1238	4	59	137 1982 CELL 30 (2): 551-565 LEVIS R; COLLINS M; RUBIN GM FB ELEMENTS ARE THE COMMON BASIS FOR THE INSTABILITY OF THE WDZL AND WC DROSOPHILA MUTATIONS	2	81
1239	15	37	138 1982 CELL 31 (1): 177-182 KING BO; YAO MC TANDEMLY REPEATED HEXANUCLEOTIDE AT TETRAHYMENA RDNA FREE END IS GENERATED FROM A SINGLE COPY DURING DEVELOPMENT	60	67
1240	10	40	165 1983 CELL 32 (4): 1287-1299 BERGOLD PJ; CAMPBELL GR; LITTAU VC; JOHNSON EM SEQUENCE AND HAIRPIN STRUCTURE OF AN INVERTED REPEAT SERIES AT TERMINI OF THE PHYSARUM EXTRACHROMOSOMAL RDNA MOLECULE	22	27
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1241	6	46	166 1983 CELL 33 (2): 563-573 CHAN CSM; TYE BK ORGANIZATION OF DNA-SEQUENCES AND REPLICATION ORIGINS AT YEAST TELOMERES	160	231
1242	2	30	167 1983 CELL 34 (1): 85-94 YOUNG BS; PESSION A; TRAVERSE KL; FRENCH C; PARDUE ML TELOMERE REGIONS IN DROSOPHILA SHARE COMPLEX DNA-SEQUENCES WITH PERICENTRIC HETEROCHROMATIN	67	121
1243	5	53	168 1983 CELL 34 (2): 371-381 PAYS E; VANASSEL S; LAURENT M; DARVILLE M; VERVOORT T; et al. GENE CONVERSION AS A MECHANISM FOR ANTIGENIC VARIATION IN TRYPANOSOMES	21	111
1244	3	42	169 1983 CELL 34 (3): 961-970 MURRAY AW; SZOSTAK JW PEDIGREE ANALYSIS OF PLASMID SEGREGATION IN YEAST	26	231
1245	18	33	209 1984 CELL 36 (1): 171-177 DAWSON D; HERRICK G TELOMERIC PROPERTIES OF C4A4-HOMOLOGOUS SEQUENCES IN MICRONUCLEAR DNA OF OXYTRICHA-FALLAX	22	30
1246	7	34	210 1984 CELL 36 (2): 433-440 YAO MC; CHOI J; YOKOYAMA S; AUSTERBERRY CF; YAO CH DNA ELIMINATION IN TETRAHYMENA - A DEVELOPMENTAL PROCESS INVOLVING EXTENSIVE BREAKAGE AND REJOINING OF DNA AT DEFINED SITES	75	100
1247	12	30	211 1984 CELL 36 (2): 441-445 CALLAHAN RC; SHALKE G; GOROVSKY MA DEVELOPMENTAL REARRANGEMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH A SINGLE TYPE OF EXPRESSED ALPHA-TUBULIN GENE IN TETRAHYMENA	37	88
1248	13	32	212 1984 CELL 36 (2): 447-457 BLACKBURN EH; CHALLONER PB IDENTIFICATION OF A TELOMERIC DNA-SEQUENCE IN TRYPANOSOMA-BRUCEI	128	128
1249	13	67	213 1984 CELL 36 (2): 459-468 VANDERPLOEG LHT; LIU AYC; BORST P STRUCTURE OF THE GROWING TELOMERES OF TRYPANOSOMES	128	194
1250	6	46	214 1984 CELL 36 (4): 933-942 PALEN TE; CECH TR CHROMATIN STRUCTURE AT THE REPLICATION ORIGINS AND TRANSCRIPTION-INITIATION REGIONS OF THE RIBOSOMAL-RNA GENES OF TETRAHYMENA	46	93
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1251	12	64	215 1984 CELL 36 (4): 1045-1055 KLOBUTCHER LA; JAHN CL; PRESCOTT DM INTERNAL SEQUENCES ARE ELIMINATED FROM GENES DURING MACRONUCLEAR DEVELOPMENT IN THE CILIATED PROTOZOAN OXYTRICHA NOVA	68	121
1252	0	0	216 1984 CELL 37 (1): 7-8 BLACKBURN EH TELOMERES - DO THE ENDS JUSTIFY THE MEANS	100	100
1253	21	71	217 1984 CELL 38 (2): 501-510 GOTTSCHLING DE; CECH TR CHROMATIN STRUCTURE OF THE MOLECULAR ENDS OF OXYTRICHA MACRONUCLEAR DNA - PHASED NUCLEOSOMES AND A TELOMERIC COMPLEX	91	107
1254	17	54	218 1984 CELL 39 (1): 191-201 DUNN B; SZAUTER P; PARDUE ML; SZOSTAK JW TRANSFER OF YEAST TELOMERES TO LINEAR PLASMIDS BY RECOMBINATION	86	125
1255	5	63	219 1984 CELL 39 (1): 213-221 VANDERPLOEG LHT; CORNELISSEN AWCA; MICHELS PAM; BORST P CHROMOSOME REARRANGEMENTS IN TRYPANOSOMA BRUCEI	18	127
1256	6	52	265 1985 CELL 40 (2): 381-392 HIETER P; MANN C; SNYDER M; DAVIS RW MITOTIC STABILITY OF YEAST CHROMOSOMES - A COLONY COLOR ASSAY THAT MEASURES NONDISJUNCTION AND CHROMOSOME LOSS	43	320
1257	6	45	266 1985 CELL 41 (2): 541-551 BONVEN BJ; GOCKE E; WESTERGAARD O A HIGH-AFFINITY TOPOISOMERASE-1 BINDING SEQUENCE IS CLUSTERED AT DNAASE-1 HYPERSENSITIVE SITES IN TETRAHYMENA R-CHROMATIN	17	227
1258	6	64	267 1985 CELL 42 (1): 173-182 CULLY DF; IP HS; CROSS GAM COORDINATE TRANSCRIPTION OF VARIANT SURFACE GLYCOPROTEIN GENES AND AN EXPRESSION SITE ASSOCIATED GENE FAMILY IN TRYPANOSOMA BRUCEI	11	140
1259	13	44	268 1985 CELL 42 (1): 249-257 CARSON MJ; HARTWELL L CDC17 - AN ESSENTIAL GENE THAT PREVENTS TELOMERE ELONGATION IN YEAST	94	111
1260	7	74	269 1985 CELL 42 (3): 821-829 PAYS E; HOUARD S; PAYS A; VANASSEL S; DUPONT F; et al. TRYPANOSOMA BRUCEI - THE EXTENT OF CONVERSION IN ANTIGEN GENES MAY BE RELATED TO THE DNA CODING SPECIFICITY	7	39
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1261	17	35	270 1985 CELL 43 (2): 405-413 GREIDER CW; BLACKBURN EH IDENTIFICATION OF A SPECIFIC TELOMERE TERMINAL TRANSFERASE-ACTIVITY IN TETRAHYMENA EXTRACTS	1086	1087
1262	25	54	271 1985 CELL 43 (3): 747-758 CHERRY JM; BLACKBURN EH THE INTERNALLY LOCATED TELOMERIC SEQUENCES IN THE GERM-LINE CHROMOSOMES OF TETRAHYMENA ARE AT THE ENDS OF TRANSPOSON-LIKE ELEMENTS	73	73
1263	18	52	272 1985 CELL 43 (3): 759-768 HERRICK G; CARTINHOUR S; DAWSON D; ANG D; SHEETS R; et al. MOBILE ELEMENTS BOUNDED BY C4A4 TELOMERIC REPEATS IN OXYTRICHA FALLAX	48	70
1264	10	34	347 1986 CELL 45 (4): 529-536 MURRAY AW; SCHULTES NP; SZOSTAK JW CHROMOSOME LENGTH CONTROLS MITOTIC CHROMOSOME SEGREGATION IN YEAST	28	87
1265	5	31	348 1986 CELL 45 (6): 879-884 MERCHLINSKY M; MOSS B RESOLUTION OF LINEAR MINICHROMOSOMES WITH HAIRPIN ENDS FROM CIRCULAR PLASMIDS CONTAINING VACCINIA VIRUS CONCATEMER JUNCTIONS	10	50
1266	2	29	349 1986 CELL 46 (4): 513-519 RASSOULZADEGAN M; LEOPOLD P; VAILLY J; CUZIN F GERM LINE TRANSMISSION OF AUTONOMOUS GENETIC ELEMENTS IN TRANSGENIC MOUSE STRAINS	4	53
1267	4	31	350 1986 CELL 46 (6): 857-863 WALTON JD; PAQUIN CE; KANEKO K; WILLIAMSON VM RESISTANCE TO ANTIMYCIN-A IN YEAST BY AMPLIFICATION OF ADH4 ON A LINEAR, 42-KB PALINDROMIC PLASMID	11	40
1268	11	52	351 1986 CELL 46 (6): 873-883 MORIN GB; CECH TR THE TELOMERES OF THE LINEAR MITOCHONDRIAL-DNA OF TETRAHYMENA THERMOPHILA CONSIST OF 53-BP TANDEM REPEATS	36	57
1269	19	41	352 1986 CELL 47 (2): 195-205 GOTTSCHLING DE; ZAKIAN VA TELOMERE PROTEINS - SPECIFIC RECOGNITION AND PROTECTION OF THE NATURAL TERMINI OF OXYTRICHA MACRONUCLEAR DNA	193	215
1270	19	46	353 1986 CELL 47 (2): 229-240 LARSON DD; BLACKBURN EH; YAEGER PC; ORIAS E CONTROL OF RDNA REPLICATION IN TETRAHYMENA INVOLVES A CIS-ACTING UPSTREAM REPEAT OF A PROMOTER ELEMENT	104	104
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1271	4	70	354 1986 CELL 47 (5): 793-806 FORMOSA T; ALBERTS BM DNA-SYNTHESIS DEPENDENT ON GENETIC-RECOMBINATION - CHARACTERIZATION OF A REACTION CATALYZED BY PURIFIED BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 PROTEINS	14	171
1272	19	40	457 1987 CELL 48 (5): 779-788 YAO MC; ZHENG KQ; YAO CH A CONSERVED NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCE AT THE SITES OF DEVELOPMENTALLY REGULATED CHROMOSOMAL BREAKAGE IN TETRAHYMENA	51	63
1273	9	60	458 1987 CELL 50 (3): 391-403 ALLSHIRE RC; CRANSTON G; GOSDEN JR; MAULE JC; HASTJE ND; et al. A FISSION YEAST CHROMOSOME CAN REPLICATE AUTONOMOUSLY IN MOUSE CELLS	10	49
1274	22	33	459 1987 CELL 50 (3): 477-483 LARSON DD; SPANGLER EA; BLACKBURN EH DYNAMICS OF TELOMERE LENGTH VARIATION IN TETRAHYMENA THERMOPHILA	97	97
1275	10	70	460 1987 CELL 50 (4): 603-612 SHEA C; LEE MGS; VANDERPLOEG LHT VSG GENE 118 IS TRANSCRIBED FROM A COTRANSPOSED POL-L-LIKE PROMOTER	4	70
1276	4	52	461 1987 CELL 51 (5): 709-719 BRAND AH; MICKLEM G; NASMYTH K A YEAST SILENCER CONTAINS SEQUENCES THAT CAN PROMOTE AUTONOMOUS PLASMID REPLICATION AND TRANSCRIPTIONAL ACTIVATION	20	243
1277	15	39	462 1987 CELL 51 (6): 887-898 GREIDER CW; BLACKBURN EH THE TELOMERE TERMINAL TRANSFERASE OF TETRAHYMENA IS A RIBONUCLEOPROTEIN ENZYME WITH 2 KINDS OF PRIMER SPECIFICITY	421	421
1278	15	42	463 1987 CELL 51 (6): 899-908 HENDERSON E; HARDIN CC; WALK SK; TINOCO I; BLACKBURN EH TELOMERIC DNA OLIGONUCLEOTIDES FORM NOVEL INTRAMOLECULAR STRUCTURES CONTAINING GUANINE GUANINE BASE-PAIRS	342	342
1279	6	22	557 1988 CELL 52 (2): 155-157 WEINER AM EUKARYOTIC NUCLEAR TELOMERES - MOLECULAR FOSSILS OF THE RNP WORLD	18	33
1280	13	26	558 1988 CELL 52 (3): 367-374 MORIN GB; CECH TR MITOCHONDRIAL TELOMERES - SURPRISING DIVERSITY OF REPEATED TELOMERIC DNA-SEQUENCES AMONG 6 SPECIES OF TETRAHYMENA	37	56
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1281	23	45	559 1988 CELL 53 (1): 127-136 RICHARDS EJ; AUSUBEL FM ISOLATION OF A HIGHER EUKARYOTIC TELOMERE FROM ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA	176	324
1282	5	32	560 1988 CELL 53 (5): 807-813 CORCORAN LM; THOMPSON JK; WALLIKER D; KEMP DJ HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION WITHIN SUBTELOMERIC REPEAT SEQUENCES GENERATES CHROMOSOME SIZE POLYMORPHISMS IN P-FALCIPARUM	48	177
1283	7	37	561 1988 CELL 54 (4): 505-513 MCCARROLL RM; FANGMAN WL TIME OF REPLICATION OF YEAST CENTROMERES AND TELOMERES	43	174
1284	3	43	562 1988 CELL 54 (5): 705-711 BROWN TC; JIRICNY J DIFFERENT BASE BASE MISPAIRS ARE CORRECTED WITH DIFFERENT EFFICIENCIES AND SPECIFICITIES IN MONKEY KIDNEY-CELLS	0	161
1285	3	53	563 1988 CELL 54 (6): 743-754 SNYDER M; DAVIS RW SPA1 - A GENE IMPORTANT FOR CHROMOSOME SEGREGATION AND OTHER MITOTIC FUNCTIONS IN S-CEREVISIAE	2	54
1286	7	44	564 1988 CELL 55 (5): 869-874 POLOGE LG; RAVETCH JV LARGE DELETIONS RESULT FROM BREAKAGE AND HEALING OF P-FALCIPARUM CHROMOSOMES	45	137
1287	8	57	683 1989 CELL 56 (3): 443-454 MUSCARELLA DE; VOGT VM A MOBILE GROUP-I INTRON IN THE NUCLEAR RDNA OF PHYSARUM-POLYCEPHALUM	5	119
1288	1	13	684 1989 CELL 56 (5): 721-724 VARMUS HE REVERSE TRANSCRIPTION IN BACTERIA	5	35
1289	27	46	685 1989 CELL 57 (4): 633-643 LUNDBLAD V; SZOSTAK JW A MUTANT WITH A DEFECT IN TELOMERE ELONGATION LEADS TO SENESCENCE IN YEAST	381	442
1290	20	74	686 1989 CELL 58 (4): 791-801 LEVIS RW VIABLE DELETIONS OF A TELOMERE FROM A DROSOPHILA CHROMOSOME	64	98
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1291	16	33	687 1989 CELL 58 (5): 887-900 ROBINSON EK; COHEN PD; BLACKBURN EH A NOVEL DNA DELETION-LIGATION REACTION CATALYZED INVITRO BY A DEVELOPMENTALLY CONTROLLED ACTIVITY FROM TETRAHYMENA CELLS	5	5
1292	32	44	688 1989 CELL 59 (3): 521-529 MORIN GB THE HUMAN TELOMERE TERMINAL TRANSFERASE ENZYME IS A RIBONUCLEOPROTEIN THAT SYNTHESIZES TTAGGG REPEATS	726	884
1293	12	33	689 1989 CELL 59 (4): 719-728 RAGHURAMAN MK; CECH TR ASSEMBLY AND SELF-ASSOCIATION OF OXYTRICHA TELOMERIC NUCLEOPROTEIN COMPLEXES	45	51
1294	23	45	690 1989 CELL 59 (5): 871-880 WILLIAMSON JR; RAGHURAMAN MK; CECH TR MONO-VALENT CATION INDUCED STRUCTURE OF TELOMERIC DNA - THE G-QUARTET MODEL	329	604
1295	5	42	804 1990 CELL 60 (1): 105-113 SNYDER RO; SAMULSKI RJ; MUZYCZKA N INVITRO RESOLUTION OF COVALENTLY JOINED AAV CHROMOSOME ENDS	1	117
1296	7	9	805 1990 CELL 60 (4): 529-530 LUNDBLAD V; BLACKBURN EH RNA-DEPENDENT POLYMERASE MOTIFS IN EST1 - TENTATIVE IDENTIFICATION OF A PROTEIN-COMPONENT OF AN ESSENTIAL YEAST TELOMERASE	43	43
1297	13	16	806 1990 CELL 61 (2): 193-195 BOEKE JD REVERSE-TRANSCRIPTASE, THE END OF THE CHROMOSOME, AND THE END OF LIFE	12	14
1298	27	61	807 1990 CELL 61 (4): 663-673 BIESSMANN H; MASON JM; FERRY K; DHULST M; VALGEIRSDOTTIR K; et al. ADDITION OF TELOMERE-ASSOCIATED HET DNA-SEQUENCES HEALS BROKEN CHROMOSOME ENDS IN DROSOPHILA	107	162
1299	15	41	808 1990 CELL 61 (7): 1237-1246 GODISKA R; YAO MC A PROGRAMMED SITE-SPECIFIC DNA REARRANGEMENT IN TETRAHYMENA THERMOPHILA REQUIRES FLANKING POLYPURINE TRACTS	44	65
1300	21	59	809 1990 CELL 63 (1): 119-132 BROWN WRA; MACKINNON PJ; VILLASANTE A; SPURR N; BUCKLE VJ; et al. STRUCTURE AND POLYMORPHISM OF HUMAN TELOMERE-ASSOCIATED DNA	120	251

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