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#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
501	4	49	501 1987 JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY 105 (5): 2053-2067 COOKE CA; HECK MMS; EARNSHAW WC THE INNER CENTROMERE PROTEIN (INCENP) ANTIGENS - MOVEMENT FROM INNER CENTROMERE TO MIDBODY DURING MITOSIS	5	228
502	6	33	502 1987 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 193 (3): 517-525 CHRISTIANSEN K; BONVEN BJ; WESTERGAARD O MAPPING OF SEQUENCE-SPECIFIC CHROMATIN PROTEINS BY A NOVEL METHOD - TOPOISOMERASE-I ON TETRAHYMENA RIBOSOMAL CHROMATIN	4	45
503	1	46	503 1987 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 193 (4): 661-671 BEAUCLERK AAD; CUNDLIFFE E SITES OF ACTION OF 2 RIBOSOMAL-RNA METHYLASES RESPONSIBLE FOR RESISTANCE TO AMINOGLYCOSIDES	12	69
504	13	54	504 1987 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 194 (1): 81-90 TIMMERS HTM; DELANGE T; KOOTER JM; BORST P COINCIDENT MULTIPLE ACTIVATIONS OF THE SAME SURFACE-ANTIGEN GENE IN TRYPANOSOMA-BRUCEI	2	18
505	2	39	505 1987 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 194 (2): 171-179 LOHE AR; BRUTLAG DL ADJACENT SATELLITE DNA SEGMENTS IN DROSOPHILA - STRUCTURE OF JUNCTIONS	2	37
506	7	51	506 1987 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 195 (4): 855-871 MURPHY NB; PAYS A; TEBABI P; COQUELET H; GUYAUX M; et al. TRYPANOSOMA-BRUCEI REPEATED ELEMENT WITH UNUSUAL STRUCTURAL AND TRANSCRIPTIONAL PROPERTIES	6	111
507	10	71	507 1987 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 196 (3): 541-558 DICKIE P; MORGAN AR; MCFADDEN G CRUCIFORM EXTRUSION IN PLASMIDS BEARING THE REPLICATIVE INTERMEDIATE CONFIGURATION OF A POXVIRUS TELOMERE	3	21
508	5	47	508 1987 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 196 (4): 829-843 LUCCHINI R; PAULI U; BRAUN R; KOLLER T; SOGO JM STRUCTURE OF THE EXTRACHROMOSOMAL RIBOSOMAL-RNA CHROMATIN OF PHYSARUM-POLYCEPHALUM	9	28
509	10	33	509 1987 JOURNAL OF PROTOZOOLOGY 34 (4): 424-428 KLOBUTCHER LA MICRONUCLEAR ORGANIZATION OF MACRONUCLEAR GENES IN THE HYPOTRICHOUS CILIATE OXYTRICHA-NOVA	6	9
510	1	83	510 1987 JOURNAL OF THE CHEMICAL SOCIETY-PERKIN TRANSACTIONS 1 (4): 805-809 KATRITZKY AR; RACHWAL S; RACHWAL B THE CHEMISTRY OF N-SUBSTITUTED BENZOTRIAZOLES .4. A NOVEL AND VERSATILE METHOD FOR THE MONO-N-ALKYLATION OF AROMATIC AND HETEROAROMATIC AMINES	0	70
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
511	4	111	511 1987 JOURNAL OF THEORETICAL BIOLOGY 125 (2): 219-235 NUSSINOV R THEORETICAL MOLECULAR-BIOLOGY - PROSPECTIVES AND PERSPECTIVES	1	35
512	10	26	512 1987 JOURNAL OF VIROLOGY 61 (6): 1957-1963 DELANGE AM; MCFADDEN G EFFICIENT RESOLUTION OF REPLICATED POXVIRUS TELOMERES TO NATIVE HAIRPIN STRUCTURES REQUIRES 2 INVERTED SYMMETRICAL COPIES OF A CORE TARGET DNA-SEQUENCE	4	30
513	4	34	513 1987 MAYO CLINIC PROCEEDINGS 62 (7): 558-567 DEWALD GW; DAHL RJ; SPURBECK JL; CARNEY JA; GORDON H CHROMOSOMALLY ABNORMAL CLONES AND NONRANDOM TELOMERIC TRANSLOCATIONS IN CARDIAC MYXOMAS	17	90
514	1	91	514 1987 METHODS IN CELL BIOLOGY 28: 261-279 ROOS UP PROBING THE MECHANISMS OF MITOSIS WITH DICTYOSTELIUM-DISCOIDEUM	0	19
515	14	25	515 1987 METHODS IN ENZYMOLOGY 142: 432-439 DAVIDSON BE CHORISMATE MUTASE-PREPHENATE DEHYDRATASE FROM ESCHERICHIA-COLI	1	14
516	4	29	516 1987 METHODS IN ENZYMOLOGY 142: 472-478 JENSEN R; FISCHER R THE POSTPREPHENATE BIOCHEMICAL PATHWAYS TO PHENYLALANINE AND TYROSINE - AN OVERVIEW	1	15
517	3	60	517 1987 METHODS IN ENZYMOLOGY 152: 481-504 ROSE MD ISOLATION OF GENES BY COMPLEMENTATION IN YEAST	2	58
518	2	16	518 1987 METHODS IN ENZYMOLOGY 155: 351-372 KOSHLAND D; HIETER P VISUAL ASSAY FOR CHROMOSOME PLOIDY	0	47
519	15	30	519 1987 MOLECULAR AND BIOCHEMICAL PARASITOLOGY 24 (2): 193-202 PACE T; PONZI M; DORE E; FRONTALI C TELOMERIC MOTIFS ARE PRESENT IN A HIGHLY REPETITIVE ELEMENT IN THE PLASMODIUM-BERGHEI GENOME	15	37
520	4	31	520 1987 MOLECULAR AND BIOCHEMICAL PARASITOLOGY 25 (3): 239-246 JOHNSON AM; MURRAY PJ; ILLANA S; BAVERSTOCK PJ RAPID NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCE ANALYSIS OF THE SMALL SUBUNIT RIBOSOMAL-RNA OF TOXOPLASMA-GONDII - EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS FOR THE APICOMPLEXA	2	36
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521	3	42	521 1987 MOLECULAR AND BIOCHEMICAL PARASITOLOGY 25 (3): 279-291 SAMARAS N; SPITHILL TW MOLECULAR KARYOTYPE OF 5 SPECIES OF LEISHMANIA AND ANALYSIS OF GENE LOCATIONS AND CHROMOSOMAL REARRANGEMENTS	3	50
522	1	55	522 1987 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 7 (1): 410-419 STEENSMA HY; CROWLEY JC; KABACK DB MOLECULAR-CLONING OF CHROMOSOME-I DNA FROM SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE - ISOLATION AND ANALYSIS OF THE CEN1-ADE1-CDC15 REGION	3	44
523	17	54	523 1987 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 7 (1): 435-443 AUSTERBERRY CF; YAO MC NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCE STRUCTURE AND CONSISTENCY OF A DEVELOPMENTALLY REGULATED DNA DELETION IN TETRAHYMENA-THERMOPHILA	57	65
524	7	26	524 1987 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 7 (5): 1725-1730 PERROT M; BARREAU C; BEGUERET J NONINTEGRATIVE TRANSFORMATION IN THE FILAMENTOUS FUNGUS PODOSPORA-ANSERINA - STABILIZATION OF A LINEAR VECTOR BY THE CHROMOSOMAL ENDS OF TETRAHYMENA-THERMOPHILA	7	17
525	8	33	525 1987 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 7 (9): 3168-3177 SCHECHTMAN MG ISOLATION OF TELOMERE DNA FROM NEUROSPORA-CRASSA	12	28
526	9	31	526 1987 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 7 (12): 4424-4430 MATSUMOTO T; FUKUI K; NIWA O; SUGAWARA N; SZOSTAK JW; et al. IDENTIFICATION OF HEALED TERMINAL DNA FRAGMENTS IN LINEAR MINICHROMOSOMES OF SCHIZOSACCHAROMYCES-POMBE	33	57
527	3	49	527 1987 MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 7 (12): 4522-4534 NG R; CARBON J MUTATIONAL AND INVITRO PROTEIN-BINDING STUDIES ON CENTROMERE DNA FROM SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE	1	70
528	2	45	528 1987 NATURE 327 (6121): 389-394 MOAZED D; NOLLER HF INTERACTION OF ANTIBIOTICS WITH FUNCTIONAL SITES IN 16S RIBOSOMAL-RNA	34	565
529	3	18	529 1987 NATURE 328 (6129): 380-380 NASMYTH K; SULSTON J HIGH-ALTITUDE WALKING WITH YACS	0	1
530	21	57	530 1987 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 74 (2): 78-85 ROTH GE ARTIFICIAL CHROMOSOMES	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
531	1	41	531 1987 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 15 (3): 1245-1258 FUJIWARA H; ISHIKAWA H STRUCTURE OF THE BOMBYX-MORI RDNA - INITIATION SITE FOR ITS TRANSCRIPTION	3	17
532	14	28	532 1987 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 15 (4): 1717-1728 BAROIN A; PRAT A; CARON F TELOMERIC SITE POSITION HETEROGENEITY IN MACRONUCLEAR DNA OF PARAMECIUM-PRIMAURELIA	48	53
533	5	19	533 1987 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 15 (12): 4705-4715 NAKASEKO Y; KINOSHITA N; YANAGIDA M A NOVEL SEQUENCE COMMON TO THE CENTROMERE REGIONS OF SCHIZOSACCHAROMYCES-POMBE CHROMOSOMES	7	39
534	18	47	534 1987 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 15 (15): 6273-6292 BUDARF M; Blackburn EH S1 NUCLEASE SENSITIVITY OF A DOUBLE-STRANDED TELOMERIC DNA-SEQUENCE	25	28
535	19	40	535 1987 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 15 (22): 9143-9152 FORNEY J; HENDERSON ER; BLACKBURN EH IDENTIFICATION OF THE TELOMERIC SEQUENCE OF THE ACELLULAR SLIME-MOLDS DIDYMIUM-IRIDIS AND PHYSARUM-POLYCEPHALUM	48	48
536	2	89	536 1987 PHILOSOPHICAL TRANSACTIONS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B- BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 317 (1187): 395-420 ALBERTS BM PROKARYOTIC DNA-REPLICATION MECHANISMS	1	65
537	3	51	537 1987 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84 (21): 7383-7387 WEINER AM; MAIZELS N TRANSFER RNA-LIKE STRUCTURES TAG THE 3' ENDS OF GENOMIC RNA MOLECULES FOR REPLICATION - IMPLICATIONS FOR THE ORIGIN OF PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS	17	187
538	4	25	538 1987 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 84 (21): 7590-7594 GODISKA R; AUFDERHEIDE KJ; GILLEY D; HENDRIE P; FITZWATER T; et al. TRANSFORMATION OF PARAMECIUM BY MICROINJECTION OF A CLONED SEROTYPE GENE	27	63
539	15	178	539 1987 SCIENCE 235 (4789): 658-667 BORST P; GREAVES DR PROGRAMMED GENE REARRANGEMENTS ALTERING GENE-EXPRESSION	22	226
540	9	49	540 1987 SCIENCE 236 (4803): 806-812 BURKE DT; CARLE GF; OLSON MV CLONING OF LARGE SEGMENTS OF EXOGENOUS DNA INTO YEAST BY MEANS OF ARTIFICIAL CHROMOSOME VECTORS	54	1208
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541	0	1	541 1987 SCIENCE 237 (4812): 307-307 BLACKBURN EH EXTRACHROMOSOMAL ELEMENTS IN LOWER EUKARYOTES - WICKNER,RB, HINNEBUSCH,A, GUNSALUS,IC, LAMBOWITZ,A, HOLLAENDER,A	0	0
542	3	27	542 1987 SCIENCE 237 (4813): 409-411 BARBOUR AG; GARON CF LINEAR PLASMIDS OF THE BACTERIUM BORRELIA-BURGDORFERI HAVE COVALENTLY CLOSED ENDS	11	236
543	3	4	543 1987 SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN 257 (5): 62-& MURRAY AW; SZOSTAK JW ARTIFICIAL CHROMOSOMES	0	1
544	3	14	544 1987 TRENDS IN GENETICS 3 (7): 173-174 COOKE H CLONING IN YEAST - AN APPROPRIATE SCALE FOR MAMMALIAN GENOMES	0	3
545	2	38	545 1987 TRENDS IN GENETICS 3 (7): 177-182 PORTEOUS DJ CHROMOSOME MEDIATED GENE-TRANSFER - A FUNCTIONAL ASSAY FOR COMPLEX LOCI AND AN AID TO HUMAN GENOME MAPPING	1	15
546	7	8	546 1987 TRENDS IN GENETICS 3 (9): 235-236 Blackburn EH DEVELOPMENTALLY CONTROLLED DNA EXCISION IN CILIATES	2	3
547	1	21	547 1988 ANNALS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 546: 34-42 BIRSHTEIN BK; KATZENBERG DR; WEINREB A; GIANNINI S; BARD J; et al. MECHANISM OF CLASS SWITCHING	0	0
548	12	473	548 1988 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 57: 159-197 GROSS DS; GARRARD WT NUCLEASE HYPERSENSITIVE SITES IN CHROMATIN	8	717
549	4	28	549 1988 ARCHIVOS DE BIOLOGIA Y MEDICINA EXPERIMENTALES 21 (3-4): 393-401 CUNNINGHAM PR; NEGRE D; WEITZMANN C; DENMAN R; NURSE K; et al. THE ROLE OF 16S RNA IN RIBOSOME FUNCTION - SINGLE BASE ALTERATIONS AND THEIR EFFECT ON INVITRO PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS	0	2
550	1	46	550 1988 BIOCHEMISTRY 27 (2): 582-592 RAIRKAR A; RUBINO HM; LOCKARD RE CHEMICAL PROBING OF ADENINE RESIDUES WITHIN THE SECONDARY STRUCTURE OF RABBIT 18S RIBOSOMAL-RNA	2	21
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551	2	52	551 1988 BIOCHEMISTRY 27 (11): 4178-4184 HARDIN CC; WALKER GT; TINOCO I BINDING OF ETHIDIUM ION TO LEFT-HANDED Z-RNA INDUCES A COOPERATIVE TRANSITION TO RIGHT-HANDED RNA AT THE INTERCALATION SITE	1	16
552	1	46	552 1988 BIOCHEMISTRY 27 (18): 6960-6967 WOLK SK; HARDIN CC; GERMANN MW; VANDESANDE JH; TINOCO I COMPARISON OF THE B-FORM AND Z-FORM HAIRPIN LOOP STRUCTURES FORMED BY D(CG)5T4(CG)5	4	33
553	4	25	553 1988 BIOCHEMISTRY AND CELL BIOLOGY-BIOCHIMIE ET BIOLOGIE CELLULAIRE 66 (9): 935-941 PAULI U; KUENZLER P; BRAUN R UNUSUAL NUCLEOPROTEIN STRUCTURES IN THE VICINITY OF THE REPLICATION ORIGINS OF THE EXTRACHROMOSOMAL RDNA OF THE SLIME-MOLD PHYSARUM-POLYCEPHALUM	0	2
554	5	28	554 1988 BIOCHIMICA ET BIOPHYSICA ACTA 949 (3): 325-333 HUVOS PE; SANCHEZ JA; KRAMER KM; KARRER KM; WANGH LJ TWO-DIMENSIONAL DNA GEL-ELECTROPHORESIS AS A METHOD FOR ANALYSIS OF EUKARYOTIC GENOME STRUCTURE - EVALUATION USING TETRAHYMENA-THERMOPHILA DNA	3	5
555	2	31	555 1988 BIOESSAYS 9 (2-3): 72-78 CAVALIERSMITH T ORIGIN OF THE CELL-NUCLEUS	0	19
556	1	75	556 1988 CANCER GENETICS AND CYTOGENETICS 34 (1): 125-134 VOLPE JPG GENETIC INSTABILITY OF CANCER - WHY A METASTATIC TUMOR IS UNSTABLE AND A BENIGN-TUMOR IS STABLE	0	54
557	6	22	557 1988 CELL 52 (2): 155-157 WEINER AM EUKARYOTIC NUCLEAR TELOMERES - MOLECULAR FOSSILS OF THE RNP WORLD	18	33
558	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
559	23	45	559 1988 CELL 53 (1): 127-136 RICHARDS EJ; AUSUBEL FM ISOLATION OF A HIGHER EUKARYOTIC TELOMERE FROM ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA	176	324
560	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
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561	7	37	561 1988 CELL 54 (4): 505-513 MCCARROLL RM; FANGMAN WL TIME OF REPLICATION OF YEAST CENTROMERES AND TELOMERES	43	174
562	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
563	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
564	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
565	1	45	565 1988 CELL DIFFERENTIATION 23 (1-2): 27-36 BARETTINO D; MORCILLO G; DIEZ JL INDUCTION OF THE HEAT-SHOCK RESPONSE BY CARBON-DIOXIDE IN CHIRONOMUS-THUMMI	0	15
566	4	26	566 1988 CHROMOSOMA 96 (2): 139-144 MORCILLO G; BARETTINO D; CARMONA MJ; CARRETERO MT; DIEZ JL TELOMERIC DNA-SEQUENCES DIFFERENTIALLY ACTIVATED BY HEAT-SHOCK IN 2 CHIRONOMUS SUBSPECIES	3	10
567	3	24	567 1988 CHROMOSOMA 96 (6): 437-442 CORTADAS J; RUIZ IRG THE ORGANIZATION OF RIBOSOMAL GENES IN DIPLOID AND TETRAPLOID SPECIES OF THE GENUS ODONTOPHRYNUS (AMPHIBIA, ANURA)	0	10
568	1	21	568 1988 COMPUTER APPLICATIONS IN THE BIOSCIENCES 4 (1): 41-51 KARLIN S; MORRIS M; GHANDOUR G; LEUNG MY ALGORITHMS FOR IDENTIFYING LOCAL MOLECULAR SEQUENCE FEATURES	1	8
569	9	48	569 1988 CURRENT GENETICS 14 (3): 265-273 JOHANSEN T; JOHANSEN S; HAUGLI FB NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCE OF THE PHYSARUM-POLYCEPHALUM SMALL SUBUNIT RIBOSOMAL-RNA AS INFERRED FROM THE GENE SEQUENCE - SECONDARY STRUCTURE AND EVOLUTIONARY IMPLICATIONS	7	38
570	6	32	570 1988 CURRENT GENETICS 14 (6): 617-626 TONDRAVI MM DNA REARRANGEMENTS ASSOCIATED WITH THE H-3 SURFACE-ANTIGEN GENE OF TETRAHYMENA-THERMOPHILA THAT OCCUR DURING MACRONUCLEAR DEVELOPMENT	2	4
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571	4	37	571 1988 CURRENT MICROBIOLOGY 16 (6): 295-302 AHMAD S; JENSEN RA PHYLOGENETIC DISTRIBUTION OF COMPONENTS OF THE OVERFLOW PATHWAY TO L-PHENYLALANINE WITHIN THE ENTERIC LINEAGE OF BACTERIA	0	20
572	7	28	572 1988 CYTOGENETICS AND CELL GENETICS 47 (4): 227-229 PATHAK S; WANG Z; DHALIWAL MK; SACKS PC TELOMERIC ASSOCIATION - ANOTHER CHARACTERISTIC OF CANCER CHROMOSOMES	32	78
573	2	35	573 1988 CYTOGENETICS AND CELL GENETICS 48 (4): 214-219 FANNING TG; MODI WS; WAYNE RK; OBRIEN SJ EVOLUTION OF HETEROCHROMATIN-ASSOCIATED SATELLITE DNA LOCI IN FELIDS AND CANIDS (CARNIVORA)	0	24
574	2	28	574 1988 CYTOGENETICS AND CELL GENETICS 49 (4): 278-& WURSTERHILL DH; WARD OG; DAVIS BH; PARK JP; MOYZIS RK; et al. FRAGILE SITES, TELOMERIC DNA-SEQUENCES, B-CHROMOSOMES, AND DNA CONTENT IN RACCOON DOGS, NYCTEREUTES-PROCYONOIDES, WITH COMPARATIVE NOTES ON FOXES, COYOTE, WOLF, AND RACCOON	2	30
575	19	46	575 1988 EMBO JOURNAL 7 (4): 1081-1086 BIESSMANN H; MASON JM PROGRESSIVE LOSS OF DNA-SEQUENCES FROM TERMINAL CHROMOSOME DEFICIENCES IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	59	86
576	12	30	576 1988 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF BIOCHEMISTRY 176 (1): 69-79 AHMAD S; WILSON AT; JENSEN RA CHORISMATE MUTASE - PREPHENATE DEHYDRATASE FROM ACINETOBACTER-CALCOACETICUS - PURIFICATION, PROPERTIES AND IMMUNOLOGICAL CROSS-REACTIVITY	0	8
577	7	82	577 1988 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CELL BIOLOGY 46 (2): 233-243 KISTER KP; KAFFENBERGER W; ECKERT WA INVITRO SYNTHESIS AND PROCESSING OF PRE-RRNA IN ISOLATED MACRONUCLEI FROM TETRAHYMENA	2	5
578	2	73	578 1988 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PROTISTOLOGY 23 (3): 279-290 PATTERSON DJ; BRUGEROLLE G THE ULTRASTRUCTURAL IDENTITY OF STEPHANOPOGON-APOGON AND THE RELATEDNESS OF THE GENUS TO OTHER KINDS OF PROTISTS	0	32
579	3	26	579 1988 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PROTISTOLOGY 23 (4): 309-316 GRELLAND EM DIFFERENT GROWTH PHENOTYPES OF TETRAHYMENA-VORAX V-2 MICROSTOMES .1. CHANGED CONTROL OF CELL-CYCLE PASSAGE	0	4
580	7	18	580 1988 EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH 174 (2): 525-532 BRUNK CF; NAVAS P TRANSFORMATION OF TETRAHYMENA-THERMOPHILA BY ELECTROPORATION AND PARAMETERS EFFECTING CELL-SURVIVAL	9	12
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581	22	39	581 1988 EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH 177 (1): 162-175 JAHN CL BAL31 SENSITIVITY OF MICRONUCLEAR SEQUENCES HOMOLOGOUS TO C4A4/G4T4 REPEATS IN OXYTRICHA-NOVA	6	12
582	0	0	582 1988 FASEB JOURNAL 2 (4): A772-A772 HARDIN CC; HENDERSON E; WOLK S; BLACKBURN EH; TINOCO I TETRAHEYMENA TELOMERIC DNA-SEQUENCES D(T2G4)4 AND D(T2G4)2 FORM NOVEL INTRAMOLECULAR STRUCTURES CONTAINING G.G BASE-PAIRS	0	0
583	0	0	583 1988 FASEB JOURNAL 2 (5): A1004-A1004 YU GL; HASSON M; BLACKBURN EH TRANSFORMATION OF TETRAHYMENA-THERMOPHILA WITH CIRCULAR RDNA PLASMIDS BY HOMOLOGOUS RECOMBINATION	0	0
584	5	85	584 1988 FASEB JOURNAL 2 (14): 2939-2949 WELLS RD; COLLIER DA; HANVEY JC; SHIMIZU M; WOHLRAB F THE CHEMISTRY AND BIOLOGY OF UNUSUAL DNA STRUCTURES ADOPTED BY OLIGOPURINE . OLIGOPYRIMIDINE SEQUENCES	34	477
585	5	29	585 1988 GENE 63 (1): 31-40 MEYERS G; HELFTENBEIN E TRANSFECTION OF THE HYPOTRICHOUS CILIATE STYLONYCHIA-LEMNAE WITH LINEAR DNA VECTORS	2	3
586	6	12	586 1988 GENE 70 (2): 295-301 ORIAS E; LARSON D; HU YF; YU GL; KARTTUNEN J; et al. REPLACEMENT OF THE MACRONUCLEAR RIBOSOMAL-RNA GENES OF A MUTANT TETRAHYMENA USING ELECTROPORATION	15	15
587	1	30	587 1988 GENE 73 (2): 427-437 WEIDLE UH; BUCKEL P; GRUMMT F A NEW EXPRESSION SYSTEM FOR MAMMALIAN-CELLS BASED ON PUTATIVE REPLICATOR SEQUENCES OF THE MOUSE AND A TRUNCATED THYMIDINE KINASE GENE	0	7
588	3	5	588 1988 GENE 74 (1): 103-104 CAPOWSKI EE; WELLS JM; KARRER KM MAINTENANCE OF METHYLATION PATTERNS IN TETRAHYMENA-THERMOPHILA	0	4
589	6	15	589 1988 GENE 74 (1): 105-107 KARRER KM; YAO MC TRANSFORMATION OF TETRAHYMENA WITH HYPERMETHYLATED RIBOSOMAL-RNA GENES	2	2
590	2	111	590 1988 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 2 (12B): 1745-1763 KARPEN GH; SCHAEFER JE; LAIRD CD A DROSOPHILA RIBOSOMAL-RNA GENE LOCATED IN EUCHROMATIN IS ACTIVE IN TRANSCRIPTION AND NUCLEOLUS FORMATION	1	86
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591	11	35	591 1988 GENETICS 120 (1): 123-134 JAHN CL; PRESCOTT KE; WAGGENER MW ORGANIZATION OF THE MICRONUCLEAR GENOME OF OXYTRICHA-NOVA	11	17
592	12	40	592 1988 GENETICS 120 (2): 389-395 MERRIAM EV; BRUNS PJ PHENOTYPIC ASSORTMENT IN TETRAHYMENA-THERMOPHILA - ASSORTMENT KINETICS OF ANTIBIOTIC-RESISTANCE MARKERS, TSA, DEATH, AND THE HIGHLY AMPLIFIED RDNA LOCUS	12	15
593	1	34	593 1988 GENETIKA 24 (8): 1384-1392 BELYAEV IY; AKIFYEV AP GENETIC PROCESSES AND THE PROBLEM OF TARGET IN CHROMOSOME MUTAGENESIS	1	2
594	16	49	594 1988 GENOME 30 (5): 690-696 HORSFALL WH; PEARLMAN RE MICRONUCLEAR DNA-SEQUENCES FROM TETRAHYMENA DO NOT CONFER MITOTIC STABILITY ON ARS PLASMIDS IN SACCHAROMYCES	2	4
595	1	28	595 1988 GENOME 30 (5): 710-716 MEYER RJ; HINTZ WA; MOHAN M; ROBISON M; ANDERSON JB; et al. HOMOLOGY OF AGARICUS MITOCHONDRIAL PLASMIDS WITH MITOCHONDRIAL-DNA	0	11
596	16	31	596 1988 GENOME 30 (5): 758-765 BUTTON LL; ASTELL CR DNA FRAGMENTS ISOLATED FROM THE LEFT END OF CHROMOSOME-III IN YEAST ARE REPAIRED TO GENERATE FUNCTIONAL TELOMERES	0	5
597	2	85	597 1988 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RADIATION BIOLOGY 54 (1): 63-79 RADFORD IR; HODGSON GS; MATTHEWS JP CRITICAL DNA TARGET SIZE MODEL OF IONIZING RADIATION-INDUCED MAMMALIAN-CELL DEATH	0	43
598	1	47	598 1988 JAMA-JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICAL ASSOCIATION 260 (20): 3030-3034 CECH TR RIBOZYMES AND THEIR MEDICAL IMPLICATIONS	0	84
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