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3301	2	32	7251 1983 BIOPOLYMERS 22(10):2237-2252 KUBOTA S; IKEDA K; YANG JT CONFORMATION OF SEQUENTIAL POLYPEPTIDES OF (LYSI-LEUJ), (LYSI-SERJ), AND (LYS-GLY) IN SODIUM DODECYL-SULFATE SOLUTION	0	10
3302	8	57	7252 1983 BIOPOLYMERS 22(11):2423-2441 BROYDE S; HINGERTY B CONFORMATION OF 2-AMINOFLUORENE-MODIFIED DNA	3	59
3303	18	96	7253 1983 BIOPOLYMERS 22(12):2667-2702 TAYLOR ER; OLSON WK THEORETICAL-STUDIES OF NUCLEIC-ACID INTERACTIONS .1. ESTIMATES OF CONFORMATIONAL MOBILITY IN INTERCALATED CHAINS	0	45
3304	21	70	7656 1984 BIOPOLYMERS 23(3):435-470 RIZZO V; SCHELLMAN JA MATRIX-METHOD CALCULATION OF LINEAR AND CIRCULAR-DICHROISM SPECTRA OF NUCLEIC-ACIDS AND POLYNUCLEOTIDES	1	60
3305	17	73	7657 1984 BIOPOLYMERS 23(3):511-536 YOON CN; KANG YK; JHON MS CONFORMATIONAL STUDY OF TRINUCLEOSIDE TETRAPHOSPHATE D(PCPGPCP) - TRANSITION OF RIGHT-HANDED FORM TO LEFT-HANDED FORM	1	5
3306	2	16	7658 1984 BIOPOLYMERS 23(5):853-857 SHIMADA J; YAMAKAWA H DNA TOPOISOMER ANALYSIS ON THE BASIS OF THE HELICAL WORMLIKE CHAIN	4	12
3307	1	8	7659 1984 BIOPOLYMERS 23(8):1547-1563 CHIAVARINI S; DESANTIS P; MOROSETTI S; PALLESCHI A TOPOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF CONFORMATIONAL TRANSFORMATIONS IN PROTEINS	2	2
3308	12	58	7660 1984 BIOPOLYMERS 23(11):2279-2297 SAITO H; TABETA R; SHOJI A; OZAKI T; ANDO I; MIYATA T A HIGH-RESOLUTION C-13-NMR STUDY OF COLLAGENLIKE POLYPEPTIDES AND COLLAGEN FIBRILS IN SOLID-STATE STUDIED BY THE CROSS-POLARIZATION MAGIC ANGLE-SPINNING METHOD - MANIFESTATION OF CONFORMATION-DEPENDENT C-13 CHEMICAL-SHIFTS AND APPLICATION TO CONFORMATIONAL CHARACTERIZATION	11	73
3309	19	51	7661 1984 BIOPOLYMERS 23(11):2419-2440 NEYFACK YA; TUMANYAN VG POTENTIAL-ENERGY SURFACE FOR DOUBLE-HELICAL DNA WITH WATSON-CRICK PAIRS .1. COMPLETE SCANNING IN THE SPACE OF TORSION ANGLES	0	2
3310	10	45	7662 1984 BIOPOLYMERS 23(11):2441-2471 TUMANYAN VG; NEYFACK YA; ILICHEVA IA POTENTIAL-ENERGY SURFACE FOR DOUBLE-HELICAL DNA WITH WATSON-CRICK BASE-PAIRS .2. COMPLETE ENERGY MINIMIZATION STUDY	0	6
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3311	17	38	7663 1984 BIOPOLYMERS 23(12):2781-2799 NEMETHY G; SCHERAGA HA ROLE OF PROLINE ... PROLINE INTERACTIONS IN THE PACKING OF COLLAGENLIKE POLY(TRIPEPTIDE) TRIPLE HELICES	10	22
3312	4	45	8041 1985 BIOPOLYMERS 24(5):747-765 BORAH B; COHEN JS; BAX A CONFORMATION OF DOUBLE-STRANDED POLYDEOXYNUCLEOTIDES IN SOLUTION BY PROTON TWO-DIMENSIONAL NUCLEAR OVERHAUSER ENHANCEMENT SPECTROSCOPY	2	32
3313	7	33	8042 1985 BIOPOLYMERS 24(6):1001-1008 VASMEL H INFLUENCE OF SUPERCOILING ON DNA-STRUCTURE - LASER RAMAN-SPECTROSCOPY OF THE PLASMID PBR322	1	7
3314	12	33	8043 1985 BIOPOLYMERS 24(7):1271-1291 GERRITSEN M; CHOU KC; NEMETHY G; SCHERAGA HA ENERGETICS OF MULTIHELIX INTERACTIONS IN PROTEIN FOLDING - APPLICATION TO MYOGLOBIN	3	13
3315	17	59	8044 1985 BIOPOLYMERS 24(8):1449-1478 LAZAREV YA; GRISHKOVSKY BA; KHROMOVA TB AMIDE-I BAND OF IR-SPECTRUM AND STRUCTURE OF COLLAGEN AND RELATED POLYPEPTIDES	3	44
3316	4	28	8045 1985 BIOPOLYMERS 24(9):1647-1662 HVIDT S; RODGERS ME; HARRINGTON WF TEMPERATURE-DEPENDENT OPTICAL-ROTATORY DISPERSION PROPERTIES OF HELICAL MUSCLE PROTEINS AND HOMOPOLYMERS	2	19
3317	4	22	8046 1985 BIOPOLYMERS 24(9):1801-1808 VIVES J; AZORIN F; SUBIRANA JA; BRACK A; MAYER R SOLID-STATE CONFORMATION OF SOME BASIC SEQUENTIAL POLYPEPTIDES	0	3
3318	4	42	8047 1985 BIOPOLYMERS 24(12):2279-2299 HINGERTY BE; BROYDE S CARCINOGEN BASE STACKING AND BASE BASE STACKING IN DCPDG MODIFIED BY (+) AND (-) ANTI-BPDE	0	22
3319	1	27	8456 1986 BIOPOLYMERS 25(4):607-625 MALCOLM BR; WALKINSHAW MD STRUCTURAL STUDIES OF POLY(ALPHA-AMINOISOBUTYRIC ACID)	1	30
3320	2	8	8457 1986 BIOPOLYMERS 25(6):1069-1080 DOLZ R; HEIDEMANN E INFLUENCE OF DIFFERENT TRIPEPTIDES ON THE STABILITY OF THE COLLAGEN TRIPLE HELIX .1. ANALYSIS OF THE COLLAGEN SEQUENCE AND IDENTIFICATION OF TYPICAL TRIPEPTIDES	13	38
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3321	3	41	8458 1986 BIOPOLYMERS 25(7):1229-1247 CONNOLLY ML SHAPE COMPLEMENTARITY AT THE HEMOGLOBIN ALPHA-1-BETA-1-SUBUNIT INTERFACE	4	115
3322	11	58	8459 1986 BIOPOLYMERS 25(8):1461-1491 MOORE DS; WILLIAMS AL CD OF NUCLEIC-ACIDS .3. CALCULATED CD OF RNAS FROM NEW A-TRANSITION-MOMENT, U-TRANSITION-MOMENT, G-TRANSITION-MOMENT, AND C-TRANSITION-MOMENT PARAMETERS	1	14
3323	13	23	8460 1986 BIOPOLYMERS 25(9):1603-1606 PATTABIRAMAN N CAN THE DOUBLE HELIX BE PARALLEL	16	66
3324	7	23	8843 1987 BIOPOLYMERS 26(3):403-414 PATTABIRAMAN N; RAO SN; SCOTT K; LANGRIDGE R; KOLLMAN PA MOLECULAR MECHANICAL STUDIES ON LEFT-HANDED AND RIGHT-HANDED B-DNA	0	3
3325	13	47	8844 1987 BIOPOLYMERS 26(3):415-438 MARKY NL; OLSON WK LOOP FORMATION IN POLYNUCLEOTIDE CHAINS .2. FLEXIBILITY OF THE ANTICODON LOOP OF TRANSFER RNAPHE	0	9
3326	9	24	9234 1988 BIOPOLYMERS 27(4):657-673 SHIMADA J; YAMAKAWA H MOMENTS FOR DNA TOPOISOMERS - THE HELICAL WORMLIKE CHAIN	1	24
3327	12	81	9235 1988 BIOPOLYMERS 27(9):1415-1432 SHIN YA; BUTZOW JJ; SINSEL LD; CLARK P; PILLAI RP; JOHNSON WC; EICHHORN GL METAL-INDUCED SEQUENTIAL TRANSITIONS AMONG DNA CONFORMATIONS	0	10
3328	3	20	9236 1988 BIOPOLYMERS 27(9):1479-1489 SEN S; MAJUMDAR R STATISTICAL MECHANICAL THEORY OF MELTING TRANSITION IN SUPERCOILED DNA	5	9
3329	16	48	9575 1989 BIOPOLYMERS 28(4):873-900 HAO MH; OLSON WK MODELING DNA SUPERCOILS AND KNOTS WITH B-SPLINE FUNCTIONS	8	42
3330	9	69	9576 1989 BIOPOLYMERS 28(5):909-927 LOECHLER EL ADDUCT-INDUCED BASE-SHIFTS - A MECHANISM BY WHICH THE ADDUCTS OF BULKY CARCINOGENS MIGHT INDUCE MUTATIONS	0	32
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3331	5	27	9577 1989 BIOPOLYMERS 28(7):1195-1222 HINGERTY BE; FIGUEROA S; HAYDEN TL; BROYDE S PREDICTION OF DNA-STRUCTURE FROM SEQUENCE - A BUILDUP TECHNIQUE	1	67
3332	6	26	9578 1989 BIOPOLYMERS 28(10):1827-1831 BROCH H; VASILESCU D DNA BACKBONE FLEXIBILITY AND THE Z-ACCESS FOR PHOSPHODIESTER LINKAGE - A QUANTUM MOLECULAR APPROACH	0	1
3333	12	40	9962 1990 BIOPOLYMERS 29(4-5):791-798 KATZ EP; DAVID CW ENERGETICS OF INTRACHAIN SALT-LINKAGE FORMATION IN COLLAGEN	9	16
3334	9	62	9963 1990 BIOPOLYMERS 30(7-8):657-676 COOPER TM; WOODY RW THE EFFECT OF CONFORMATION ON THE CD OF INTERACTING HELICES - A THEORETICAL-STUDY OF TROPOMYOSIN	26	111
3335	19	63	10324 1991 BIOPOLYMERS 31(2):211-232 SHIBATA M; ZIELINSKI TJ; REIN R A MOLECULAR-DYNAMICS STUDY OF THE EFFECT OF G.T MISPAIRS ON THE CONFORMATION OF DNA IN SOLUTION	5	18
3336	8	66	10325 1991 BIOPOLYMERS 31(3):255-273 STARIKOV EB; SEMENOV MA; MALEEV VY; GASAN AI EVIDENTIAL STUDY OF CORRELATED EVENTS IN BIOCHEMISTRY - PHYSICOCHEMICAL MECHANISMS OF NUCLEIC-ACID HYDRATION AS REVEALED BY FACTOR-ANALYSIS	1	32
3337	9	37	10326 1991 BIOPOLYMERS 31(8):957-966 OZEKI S; KATO T; HOLTZER ME; HOLTZER A THE KINETICS OF CHAIN EXCHANGE IN 2-CHAIN COILED COILS - ALPHA-ALPHA-TROPOMYOSIN AND BETA-BETA-TROPOMYOSIN	4	13
3338	3	21	10669 1992 BIOPOLYMERS 32(4):447-451 BRODSKY B; LI MH; LONG CG; APIGO J; BAUM J NMR AND CD STUDIES OF TRIPLE-HELICAL PEPTIDES	9	32
3339	3	44	10670 1992 BIOPOLYMERS 32(6):575-583 BUTTNER K; BLONDELLE SE; OSTRESH JM; HOUGHTEN RA PERTURBATION OF PEPTIDE CONFORMATIONS INDUCED IN ANISOTROPIC ENVIRONMENTS	0	24
3340	7	15	10671 1992 BIOPOLYMERS 32(6):643-648 TORMO J; PUIGGALI J; VIVES J; FITA I; LLOVERAS J; BELLA J; AYMAMI J; SUBIRANA JA CRYSTAL-STRUCTURE OF A HELICAL OLIGOPEPTIDE MODEL OF POLYGLYCINE II AND OF OTHER POLYAMIDES - ACETYL-(GLYCYL-BETA-ALANYL)2-NH PROPYL	11	24
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3341	7	36	10672 1992 BIOPOLYMERS 32(7):783-794 VENABLE RM; WIDMALM G; BROOKS BR; EGAN W; PASTOR RW CONFORMATIONAL STATES OF A TT MISMATCH FROM MOLECULAR-DYNAMICS SIMULATION OF DUPLEX D(CGCGATTCGCG)	1	7
3342	9	24	10673 1992 BIOPOLYMERS 32(8):941-949 BURJANADZE TV THERMODYNAMIC SUBSTANTIATION OF WATER-BRIDGED COLLAGEN STRUCTURE	11	23
3343	3	24	11055 1993 BIOPOLYMERS 33(3):479-490 BOUTONNET N; HUI XW; ZAKRZEWSKA K LOOKING INTO THE GROOVES OF DNA	2	27
3344	9	59	11482 1994 BIOPOLYMERS 34(1):121-142 MARKY NL; OLSON WK SPATIAL TRANSLATIONAL MOTIONS OF BASE-PAIRS IN DNA-MOLECULES - APPLICATION OF THE EXTENDED MATRIX GENERATOR METHOD	0	8
3345	17	81	11483 1994 BIOPOLYMERS 34(5):565-597 SCHLICK T; OLSON WK; WESTCOTT T; GREENBERG JP ON HIGHER BUCKLING TRANSITIONS IN SUPERCOILED DNA	3	24
3346	4	20	11484 1994 BIOPOLYMERS 34(6):799-804 LAHIRI A STRUCTURE AND ENERGETICS OF PLECTONEMICALLY SUPERCOILED DNA	0	2
3347	7	17	11950 1995 BIOPOLYMERS 35(2):239-244 HOLTZER ME; DOWNING LJ; HOLTZER A SOME PROPERTIES OF ACID-REASSEMBLED TROPOMYOSIN	0	1
3348	7	39	11951 1995 BIOPOLYMERS 35(3):257-269 ALEMAN C; BELLA J CHAIN CONFORMATION IN POLYRETROPEPTIDES - QUANTUM-MECHANICAL AND EMPIRICAL FORCE-FIELD CALCULATIONS ON 2,6,8-TRIOXO-3,5,9-TRIAZECANE, A MODEL-COMPOUND FOR POLY(RETRO-GLYCINE)	1	9
3349	9	40	11952 1995 BIOPOLYMERS 35(6):621-628 LONG CG; THOMAS M; BRODSKY B ATYPICAL GLY-X-Y SEQUENCES SURROUND INTERRUPTIONS IN THE REPEATING TRIPEPTIDE PATTERN OF BASEMENT-MEMBRANE COLLAGEN	0	7
3350	7	51	11953 1995 BIOPOLYMERS 36(3):313-322 JIN XK; JOHNSON WC COMPARISON OF BASE INCLINATION IN RIBO-GC AND DEOXYRIBO-GC POLYMERS, AND SYNTHESIS OF POLY(RGRC)-POLY(RGRC)	0	0
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3351	5	78	11954 1995 BIOPOLYMERS 36(3):345-364 ARSCOTT PG; MA CL; WENNER JR; BLOOMFIELD VA DNA CONDENSATION BY COBALT HEXAAMMINE(III) IN ALCOHOL-WATER MIXTURES - DIELECTRIC-CONSTANT AND OTHER SOLVENT EFFECTS	0	61
3352	8	39	11955 1995 BIOPOLYMERS 36(6):711-722 NAVARRO E; TERESHKO V; SUBIRANA JA; PUIGGALI J INCORPORATION OF DIACIDS INTO THE POLYGLYCINE-II STRUCTURE - MODEL STUDIES	13	29
3353	6	36	12427 1996 BIOPOLYMERS 39(4):573-589 Liu KL; Sasisekharan V; Miles HT; Raghunathan G Structure of Py center dot Pu center dot Py DNA triple helices. Fourier transforms of fiber-type x-ray diffraction of single crystals	1	14
3354	24	113	12428 1996 BIOPOLYMERS 40(4):359-370 Mayo KH NMR and X-ray studies of collagen model peptides	12	23
3355	17	61	12931 1997 BIOPOLYMERS 41(4):419-430 Martino JA; Olson WK Modeling protein-induced configurational changes in DNA minicircles	0	4
3356	7	36	12932 1997 BIOPOLYMERS 42(2):157-168 Garnier N; Genest D; Duneau JP; Genest M Molecular modeling of c-erbB2 receptor dimerization: Coiled-coil structure of wild and oncogenic transmembrane domains - Stabilization by interhelical hydrogen bonds in the oncogenic form	3	10
3357	10	224	12933 1997 BIOPOLYMERS 42(2):239-269 Lomize AL; Mosberg HI Thermodynamic model of secondary structure for alpha-helical peptides and proteins	0	12
3358	5	24	12934 1997 BIOPOLYMERS 42(7):855-860 Bode KA; Applequist J Helix bundles and coiled coils in alpha-spectrin and tropomyosin: A theoretical CD study	0	8
3359	8	99	12935 1997 BIOPOLYMERS 44(1):23-44 Berman HM Crystal studies of B-DNA: The answers and the questions	2	52
3360	13	95	12936 1997 BIOPOLYMERS 44(1):45-63 Wahl MC; Sundaralingam M Crystal structures of A-DNA duplexes	1	52
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3361	10	121	12937 1997 BIOPOLYMERS 44(1):65-90 Ho PS; Mooers BHM Z-DNA crystallography	1	13
3362	25	66	12938 1997 BIOPOLYMERS 44(1):91-103 Brown T; Hunter WN Non-Watson-Crick base associations in DNA and RNA revealed by single crystal x-ray diffraction methods: Mismatches, modified bases, and nonduplex DNA	6	16
3363	6	76	12939 1997 BIOPOLYMERS 44(3):309-319 SantaLucia J; Turner DH Measuring the thermodynamics of RNA secondary structure formation	0	19
3364	4	28	13446 1998 BIOPOLYMERS 45(2):149-155 Puiggali J; Subirana JA An experimental Ramachandran plot for retropeptide derivatives: Conformational features of derivatives of GEM-diamino and malonyl amino acids	0	2
3365	11	82	13447 1998 BIOPOLYMERS 47(2):127-142 Goodman M; Bhumralkar M; Jefferson EA; Kwak J; Locardi E Collagen mimetics	9	33
3366	8	74	13448 1998 BIOPOLYMERS 48(1):3-17 Kool ET Replication of non-hydrogen bonded bases by DNA polymerases: A mechanism for steric matching	10	68
3367	5	38	13963 1999 BIOPOLYMERS 49(1):91-105 Waigh TA; Donald AM; Heidelbach F; Riekel C; Gidley MJ Analysis of the native structure of starch granules with small angle x-ray microfocus scattering	0	23
3368	15	50	13964 1999 BIOPOLYMERS 49(2):167-183 Klein TE; Huang CC Computational investigations of structural changes resulting from point mutations in a collagen-like peptide	2	8
3369	8	28	13965 1999 BIOPOLYMERS 49(4):297-302 Shah NK; Brodsky B; Kirkpatrick A; Ramshaw JAM Structural consequences of D-amino acids in collagen triple-helical peptides	0	4
3370	4	40	13966 1999 BIOPOLYMERS 49(6):497-504 Zanuy D; Aleman C Modeling of the alpha-helix conformation of homopeptides constituted by alpha-L-glutamic acid	0	4
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3371	5	69	13967 1999 BIOPOLYMERS 50(3):303-318 Volker J; Blake RD; Delcourt SG; Breslauer KJ High-resolution calorimetric and optical melting profiles of DNA plasmids: Resolving contributions from intrinsic melting domains and specifically designed inserts	1	11
3372	27	40	13968 1999 BIOPOLYMERS 50(6):667-677 Yang PK; Tzou WS; Hwang MJ Restraint-driven formation of alpha-helical coiled coils in molecular dynamics simulations	2	2
3373	6	22	14518 2000 BIOPOLYMERS 53(6):523-528 Burjanadze TV New analysis of the phylogenetic change of collagen thermostability	5	9
3374	39	79	14519 2000 BIOPOLYMERS 55(6):436-450 Persikov AV; Ramshaw JAM; Brodsky B Collagen model peptides: Sequence dependence of triple-helix stability	5	17
3375	16	26	14520 2000 BIOPOLYMERS 56(1):8-13 Berisio R; Vitagliano L; Mazzarella L; Zagari A Crystal structure of a collagen-like polypeptide with repeating sequence Pro-Hyp-Gly at 1.4 angstrom resolution: Implications for collagen hydration	4	6
3376	17	42	15043 2001 BIOPOLYMERS 58(5):459-464 Vitagliano L; Berisio R; Mazzarella L; Zagari A Structural bases of collagen stabilization induced by proline hydroxylation	14	41
3377	10	33	15044 2001 BIOPOLYMERS 59(4):257-265 Holtzer ME; Mints L; Angeletti RH; d'Avignon DA; Holtzer A CD and C-13(alpha)-NMR studies of folding equilibria in a two-stranded coiled coil formed by residues 190-254 of alpha-tropomyosin	0	3
3378	2	24	15045 2001 BIOPOLYMERS 59(5):310-319 Okuyama K; Somashekar R; Noguchi K; Ichimura S Refined molecular and crystal structure of silk I based on Ala-Gly and (Ala-Gly)(2)-Ser-Gly peptide sequence	0	4
3379	3	27	15046 2001 BIOPOLYMERS 59(5):320-329 Muroga Y Derivation of the small-angle x-ray scattering functions for local conformations of polypeptide chains in solution	0	2
3380	9	164	15047 2001 BIOPOLYMERS 61(1):32-51 Suhnel J Beyond nucleic acid base pairs: From triads to heptads	1	3
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3381	5	43	15048 2001 BIOPOLYMERS 61(1):77-83 Gorb L; Podolyan Y; Leszczynski J; Siebrand W; Fernandez-Ramos A; Smedarchina Z A quantum-dynamics study of the prototropic tautomerism of guanine and its contribution to spontaneous point mutations in Escherichia coli	0	0
3382	5	75	15049 2001 BIOPOLYMERS 61(3):145-158 Singleton SF; Xiao J The stretched DNA geometry of recombination and repair nucleoprotein filaments	0	2
3383	11	98	16133 2003 BIOPOLYMERS 70(1):42-57 Vicens Q; Westhof E Molecular recognition of aminoglycoside antibiotics by ribosomal RNA and resistance enzymes: An analysis of x-ray crystal structures	0	3
3384	10	45	16134 2003 BIOPOLYMERS 70(4):435-444 Martin R; Waldmann L; Kaplan DL Supramolecular assembly of collagen triblock peptides	0	0
3385	7	145	16755 2004 BIOPOLYMERS 73(1):90-109 Bevilacqua PC; Brown TS; Nakano S; Yajima R Catalytic roles for proton transfer and protonation in ribozymes	0	2
3386	14	180	16756 2004 BIOPOLYMERS 73(3):380-403 Beveridge DL; Dixit SB; Barreiro G; Thayer KM Molecular dynamics simulations of DNA curvature and flexibility: Helix phasing and premelting	0	1
3387	9	108	14521 2000 BIOPOLYMERS/PVA HYDROGELS/ANIONIC POLYMERISATION NANOCOMPOSITES 153:1-36 Han MJ; Chang JY Polynucleotide analogues	0	2
3388	6	65	6021 1980 BIORHEOLOGY 17(1-2):51-82 NIMNI ME THE MOLECULAR-ORGANIZATION OF COLLAGEN AND ITS ROLE IN DETERMINING THE BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF THE CONNECTIVE TISSUES	0	29
3389	7	38	7664 1984 BIORHEOLOGY 21(1-2):57-74 KATCHALSKIKATZIR E CONFORMATIONAL-CHANGES IN BIOLOGICAL MACROMOLECULES	0	5
3390	0	33	2600 1968 BIOSCIENCE 18(7):717-& BARTHOLO.AF CASE FOR MATHEMATICAL BIOLOGY OR MATHEMATICAL DESTINY OF BIOLOGY	0	1
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3391	18	60	3104 1970 BIOSCIENCE 20(8):471-& WOESE CR PROBLEM OF EVOLVING A GENETIC CODE	23	32
3392	4	37	3576 1972 BIOSCIENCE 22(2):77-& EDLIN G MOLECULAR GENETICS - SURVEY OF HIGHLIGHTS	0	0
3393	1	1	3870 1973 BIOSCIENCE 23(11):652-653 ETKIN W REPRESENTATION OF STRUCTURE OF DNA	2	2
3394	0	0	4191 1974 BIOSCIENCE 24(11):622-622 CRICK FHC REPRESENTATION OF STRUCTURE OF DNA	0	0
3395	2	53	5695 1979 BIOSCIENCE 29(9):526-532 CONSTANTINEPATON M AXONAL NAVIGATION	0	16
3396	10	53	5696 1979 BIOSCIENCE 29(10):581-588 KAUFFMAN SA COMPARTMENTAL AND COMBINATORIAL CODE HYPOTHESES IN DROSOPHILA DEVELOPMENT	0	1
3397	2	3	6022 1980 BIOSCIENCE 30(2):110-111 KELLN RA; GEAR JR DIAGRAMMATIC ILLUSTRATION OF THE STRUCTURE OF DUPLEX DNA	1	1
3398	5	66	6853 1982 BIOSCIENCE 32(1):38-44 DIENER TO VIROIDS - MINIMAL BIOLOGICAL-SYSTEMS	0	2
3399	4	71	6854 1982 BIOSCIENCE 32(6):526-533 DOVER G A MOLECULAR DRIVE THROUGH EVOLUTION	1	17
3400	1	4	7254 1983 BIOSCIENCE 33(3):153-153 PRESCOTT LM A MODIFIED REPRESENTATION OF DNA-STRUCTURE	0	1
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3401	1	3	7665 1984 BIOSCIENCE 34(4):213-213 OTYPE G; OTYPE P; OTYPE K A NEW FOOD, FIBER, AND FUEL CROP	0	0
3402	5	37	8461 1986 BIOSCIENCE 36(8):534-540 EICHELE G RETINOIDS INDUCE DUPLICATIONS IN DEVELOPING VERTEBRATE LIMBS	2	8
3403	1	52	9964 1990 BIOSCIENCE 40(4):259-267 CARR CE NEUROETHOLOGY OF ELECTRIC FISH	1	11
3404	1	19	10327 1991 BIOSCIENCE 41(9):631-634 SARKAR S WHAT IS LIFE - REVISITED	1	4
3405	3	22	10674 1992 BIOSCIENCE 42(2):125-128 BIERZYCHUDEK P; REINESS CG HELPING NONMAJORS FIND OUT WHATS SO INTERESTING ABOUT BIOLOGY	0	2
3406	6	43	11956 1995 BIOSCIENCE 45(6):394-399 LIEBERMAN BS; VRBA ES HIERARCHY THEORY, SELECTION, AND SORTING - A PHYLOGENETIC PERSPECTIVE	1	5
3407	5	49	11957 1995 BIOSCIENCE 45(11):786-791 MCINERNEY JD THE HUMAN GENOME PROJECT AND BIOLOGY EDUCATION	0	4
3408	6	65	12429 1996 BIOSCIENCE 46(1):32-41 Novick GE; Batzer MA; Deininger PL; Herrera RJ The mobile genetic element Alu in the human genome	1	16
3409	1	32	12430 1996 BIOSCIENCE 46(2):146-153 Bralley P Thinking of biology - An introduction to molecular linguistics	0	1
3410	10	60	12431 1996 BIOSCIENCE 46(11):857-864 Sarkar S Decoding ''coding'' - Information and DNA	1	3
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3411	4	70	13449 1998 BIOSCIENCE 48(2):94-103 Landweber LF; Simon PJ; Wagner TA Ribozyme engineering and early evolution	2	11
3412	1	40	15590 2002 BIOSCIENCE 52(3):282-285 Barrett GW; Mabry KE Twentieth-century classic books and benchmark publications in biology	0	2
3413	4	16	12940 1997 BIOSCIENCE BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOCHEMISTRY 61(7):1121-1125 Tomosaka H; Omata S; Hasegawa E; Anzai K The effects of substituents introduced into 9-aminoacridine on frameshift mutagenicity and DNA binding affinity	0	4
3414	2	49	6414 1981 BIOSCIENCE REPORTS 1(4):269-287 BERG P DISSECTIONS AND RECONSTRUCTIONS OF GENES AND CHROMOSOMES	1	2
3415	3	36	6855 1982 BIOSCIENCE REPORTS 2(11):929-939 ROHDE W; RACKWITZ HR; BOEGE F; SANGER HL VIROID RNA IS ACCEPTED AS A TEMPLATE FOR INVITRO TRANSCRIPTION BY DNA-DEPENDENT DNA-POLYMERASE-I AND RNA-POLYMERASE FROM ESCHERICHIA-COLI	1	9
3416	4	19	7255 1983 BIOSCIENCE REPORTS 3(1):73-78 DOWLING LM; PARRY DAD; SPARROW LG STRUCTURAL HOMOLOGY BETWEEN HARD ALPHA-KERATIN AND THE INTERMEDIATE FILAMENT PROTEINS DESMIN AND VIMENTIN	17	50
3417	12	27	8845 1987 BIOSCIENCE REPORTS 7(1):11-16 COHEN C; LANAR DE; PARRY DAD AMINO-ACID-SEQUENCE AND STRUCTURAL REPEATS IN SCHISTOSOME PARAMYOSIN MATCH THOSE OF MYOSIN	5	32
3418	5	14	8846 1987 BIOSCIENCE REPORTS 7(7):599-606 LOOMIS WF; GILPIN ME NEUTRAL MUTATIONS AND REPETITIVE DNA	0	3
3419	1	1	9237 1988 BIOSCIENCE REPORTS 8(6):531-535 Crick FHC NEURAL NETWORKS AND REM-SLEEP - INTRODUCTORY-REMARKS	5	5
3420	5	85	9579 1989 BIOSCIENCE REPORTS 9(2):157-188 SCHERRER K A UNIFIED MATRIX HYPOTHESIS OF DNA-DIRECTED MORPHOGENESIS, PROTODYNAMISM AND GROWTH-CONTROL	2	8
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3421	17	101	9965 1990 BIOSCIENCE REPORTS 10(3):239-261 CECH TR SELF-SPLICING AND ENZYMATIC-ACTIVITY OF AN INTERVENING SEQUENCE RNA FROM TETRAHYMENA	0	6
3422	6	67	9966 1990 BIOSCIENCE REPORTS 10(4):317-337 ALTMAN S ENZYMATIC CLEAVAGE OF RNA BY RNA, (REPRINTED)	2	3
3423	2	241	10328 1991 BIOSCIENCE REPORTS 11(6):477-538 HENDERSON PJF STUDIES OF TRANSLOCATION CATALYSIS	0	6
3424	1	43	16135 2003 BIOSENSORS & BIOELECTRONICS 18(11):1355-1363 Duman M; Saber R; Piskin E A new approach for immobilization of oligonucleotides onto piezoelectric quartz crystal for preparation of a nucleic acid sensor for following hybridization	0	1
3425	5	73	12432 1996 BIOSPECTROSCOPY 2(2):83-100 Dukor RK; Keiderling TA Mutarotation studies of poly-L-proline using FTIR, electronic and vibrational circular dichroism	0	13
3426	2	52	4192 1974 BIOSYSTEMS 6(2):113-132 AGOL VI TOWARDS SYSTEM OF VIRUSES	0	3
3427	5	51	4478 1975 BIOSYSTEMS 6(4):217-223 BALTSCHEFFSKY H PROTEIN STRUCTURE AND MOLECULAR EVOLUTION OF BIOLOGICAL ENERGY-CONVERSION	0	0
3428	5	35	4759 1976 BIOSYSTEMS 8(3):147-152 MCGAVIN S HANDEDNESS OR CHIRALITY OF BIOLOGICAL STRUCTURE AT MOLECULAR AND AT HIGHER LEVELS OF STRUCTURAL ORGANIZATION	2	5
3429	1	18	5069 1977 BIOSYSTEMS 8(4):179-183 BLOOM FE PEPTIDE TRANSMITTERS - CLUES TO CHEMICAL CRYPTOGRAM OF INTERNEURONAL COMMUNICATION	0	5
3430	7	36	5070 1977 BIOSYSTEMS 9(2-3):111-119 MACELROY RD; CECKELENBERGH Y; REIN R MACROMOLECULAR SIMULATIONS AS AN APPROACH TO STUDY OF ORIGINS OF SELF-REPLICATING SYSTEMS	0	1
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3431	9	41	5071 1977 BIOSYSTEMS 9(4):229-243 ISHIGAMI M; NAGANO K; TONOTSUKA N ORIGIN OF PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS MECHANISM	3	8
3432	4	31	5400 1978 BIOSYSTEMS 10(4):329-337 OCHIAI EI PRINCIPLES IN THE SELECTION OF INORGANIC ELEMENTS BY ORGANISMS - APPLICATION TO MOLYBDENUM ENZYMES	1	10
3433	4	19	5697 1979 BIOSYSTEMS 11(1):9-17 LACEY JC; STEPHENS DP; FOX SW SELECTIVE FORMATION OF MICROPARTICLES BY HOMOPOLYRIBONUCLEOTIDES AND PROTEINOIDS RICH IN INDIVIDUAL AMINO-ACIDS	9	19
3434	6	15	5698 1979 BIOSYSTEMS 11(1):19-28 BARRICELLI NA ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF THE GENETIC-CODE .2. ORIGIN OF THE GENETIC-CODE AS A PRIMORDIAL COLLECTOR LANGUAGE - PAIRING-RELEASE HYPOTHESIS	3	4
3435	7	26	5699 1979 BIOSYSTEMS 11(4):233-242 MOSQUEIRA FG STABILITY PROPERTIES OF A PRIMITIVE TRANSLATION MECHANISM	2	8
3436	1	22	6415 1981 BIOSYSTEMS 13(3):141-147 HARTMANN J; BRAND MC; DOSE K FORMATION OF SPECIFIC AMINO-ACID-SEQUENCES DURING THERMAL POLYMERIZATION OF AMINO-ACIDS	6	35
3437	6	49	6416 1981 BIOSYSTEMS 13(4):259-266 DANCHIN A; SLONIMSKI PP GENERATION OF IMMUNE SPECIFICITY - A WORKING HYPOTHESIS	3	5
3438	4	69	6417 1981 BIOSYSTEMS 14(3-4):305-312 MANILOFF J CYTOSKELETAL ELEMENTS IN MYCOPLASMAS AND OTHER PROKARYOTES	0	13
3439	8	33	6856 1982 BIOSYSTEMS 15(2):99-104 BALASUBRAMANIAN R ORIGIN OF LIFE - A HYPOTHESIS FOR THE ORIGIN OF ADAPTOR-MEDIATED ORDERED SYNTHESIS OF PROTEINS AND AN EXPLANATION FOR THE CHOICE OF TERMINATING CODONS IN THE GENETIC-CODE	6	9
3440	7	40	7256 1983 BIOSYSTEMS 16(1):9-29 CULLMANN G; LABOUYGUES JM NOISE-IMMUNITY OF THE GENETIC-CODE	5	13
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3441	3	46	7257 1983 BIOSYSTEMS 16(3-4):183-202 KING GAM EVOLUTION OF STRUCTURE IN RNA	0	0
3442	7	37	7666 1984 BIOSYSTEMS 17(1):15-22 SINHA S; JOSHI NV; RAO JS; MOOKERJEE S A 4-VARIABLE MODEL FOR THE PATTERN-FORMING MECHANISM IN HYDRA	1	6
3443	20	55	7667 1984 BIOSYSTEMS 17(2):77-85 BALASUBRAMANIAN R; SEETHARAMULU P A CONFORMATIONAL RATIONALE FOR THE REPLICATION OF NUCLEIC-ACIDS UNDER PREBIOTIC CONDITIONS	0	1
3444	13	40	8048 1985 BIOSYSTEMS 17(4):289-299 BALASUBRAMANIAN R; RAGHUNATHAN G CONFORMATIONAL RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN AMINO-ACIDS AND THEIR ANTICODONS IN THE PRIMITIVE DECODING SYSTEM	1	2
3445	2	16	8049 1985 BIOSYSTEMS 18(2):209-215 SOTO MA; TOHA CJ A HARDWARE INTERPRETATION OF THE EVOLUTION OF THE GENETIC-CODE	6	9
3446	2	26	8462 1986 BIOSYSTEMS 19(1):1-14 KLUMP H REPRESENTATION OF DNA-SEQUENCES BY USE OF HELICAL WHEELS TO IDENTIFY PATTERN-FORMATION WITH PROTEIN-BINDING POTENTIAL	1	1
3447	3	19	8463 1986 BIOSYSTEMS 19(2):123-126 CONRAD M; BRAHMACHARI SK; SASISEKHARAN V DNA STRUCTURAL VARIABILITY AS A FACTOR IN GENE-EXPRESSION AND EVOLUTION	1	8
3448	0	35	8464 1986 BIOSYSTEMS 19(3):185-212 LIMADEFARIA A; ARNASON U; WIDEGREN B; ISAKSSON M; ESSENMOLLER J; JAWORSKA H DNA CLONING AND HYBRIDIZATION IN DEER SPECIES SUPPORTING THE CHROMOSOME FIELD-THEORY	0	11
3449	26	59	8465 1986 BIOSYSTEMS 19(4):259-266 CEDERGREN R; GROSJEAN H; LARUE B PRIMORDIAL READING OF GENETIC INFORMATION	3	3
3450	9	34	8847 1987 BIOSYSTEMS 20(2):175-180 CEDERGREN R; GROSJEAN H ON THE PRIMACY OF PRIMORDIAL RNA	8	16
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3451	22	175	8848 1987 BIOSYSTEMS 20(2):181-206 HOLLAND SK; BLAKE CCF PROTEINS, EXONS AND MOLECULAR EVOLUTION	3	22
3452	1	49	8849 1987 BIOSYSTEMS 20(3):243-258 DEMEDINACELI L; RAWLINGS RR IS IT POSSIBLE TO PREDICT THE OUTCOME OF PERIPHERAL-NERVE INJURIES - A PROBABILITY MODEL BASED ON PROSPECTS FOR REGENERATING NEURITES	0	12
3453	3	20	8850 1987 BIOSYSTEMS 21(1):33-49 KLUMP H CODIFICATION AND EVOLUTION OF EXPERIMENTALLY OBSERVED SPECIFIC RECOGNITION SITES FOR RESTRICTION ENZYMES ON DNA	0	1
3454	3	70	9580 1989 BIOSYSTEMS 22(2):135-154 LIBERMAN EA; MININA SV; SHKLOVSKYKORDI NE QUANTUM MOLECULAR COMPUTER-MODEL OF THE NEURON AND A PATHWAY TO THE UNION OF THE SCIENCES	3	11
3455	22	46	9581 1989 BIOSYSTEMS 22(3):177-187 TAYLOR FJR; COATES D THE CODE WITHIN THE CODONS	33	71
3456	5	13	9582 1989 BIOSYSTEMS 22(3):189-196 ALVAGER T; GRAHAM G; HILLEKE R; HUTCHISON D; WESTGARD J ON THE INFORMATION-CONTENT OF THE GENETIC-CODE	2	4
3457	4	15	9967 1990 BIOSYSTEMS 24(3):239-244 ALVAGER T; GRAHAM G; HILLEKE R; HUTCHISON D; WESTGARD J A GENERALIZED INFORMATION FUNCTION APPLIED TO THE GENETIC-CODE	1	1
3458	18	38	11056 1993 BIOSYSTEMS 29(2-3):133-141 BAUMANN U; ORO J 3 STAGES IN THE EVOLUTION OF THE GENETIC-CODE	6	10
3459	9	40	11485 1994 BIOSYSTEMS 32(1):11-23 JIMENEZMONTANO MA ON THE SYNTACTIC STRUCTURE AND REDUNDANCY DISTRIBUTION OF THE GENETIC-CODE	2	2
3460	3	57	11486 1994 BIOSYSTEMS 32(3):195-209 JIBU M; HAGAN S; HAMEROFF SR; PRIBRAM KH; YASUE K QUANTUM OPTICAL COHERENCE IN CYTOSKELETAL MICROTUBULES - IMPLICATIONS FOR BRAIN-FUNCTION	9	37
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3461	2	107	11958 1995 BIOSYSTEMS 34(1-3):87-105 ANDERSON RW ON THE MATERNAL TRANSMISSION OF IMMUNITY - A MOLECULAR ATTENTION HYPOTHESIS	0	2
3462	8	103	12433 1996 BIOSYSTEMS 38(2-3):179-189 Erdi P The brain as a hermeneutic device	1	7
3463	7	50	12434 1996 BIOSYSTEMS 38(2-3):191-198 Arhem P Vertical information flow in the brain: On neuronal micro events and consciousness	2	2
3464	7	29	12435 1996 BIOSYSTEMS 39(2):117-125 JimenezMontano MA; delaMoraBasanez CR; Poschel T The hypercube structure of the genetic code explains conservative and non-conservative aminoacid substitutions in vivo and in vitro	2	5
3465	11	53	12436 1996 BIOSYSTEMS 39(2):159-169 DiGiulio M The origin of protein synthesis: On some molecular fossils identified through comparison of protein sequences	1	5
3466	2	12	12941 1997 BIOSYSTEMS 42(1):9-17 Olypher AV Dynamical behavior of a neural network with periodical external inputs	0	0
3467	14	63	12942 1997 BIOSYSTEMS 44(2):107-134 Arques DG; Michel CJ A code in the protein coding genes	3	4
3468	5	109	13450 1998 BIOSYSTEMS 45(2):99-121 Mitterauer B An interdisciplinary approach towards a theory of consciousness	1	6
3469	1	19	13451 1998 BIOSYSTEMS 46(3):217-233 Maekawa K What nucleic acids cannot do: a model for information processing in protein molecules	0	2
3470	1	16	13452 1998 BIOSYSTEMS 48(1-3):223-228 Tuckwell HC Continuum models in neurobiology and information processing	0	1
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3471	10	25	13969 1999 BIOSYSTEMS 49(2):83-103 Arques DG; Fallot JP; Marsan L; Michel CJ An evolutionary analytical model of a complementary circular code	2	2
3472	4	39	13970 1999 BIOSYSTEMS 50(3):203-211 McFadden J; Al-Khalili J A quantum mechanical model of adaptive mutation	0	1
3473	16	48	13971 1999 BIOSYSTEMS 54(1-2):39-46 Houen G Evolution of the genetic code: the nonsense, antisense, and antinonsense codes make no sense	1	3
3474	27	76	13972 1999 BIOSYSTEMS 54(1-2):47-64 Jimenez-Montano MA Protein evolution drives the evolution of the genetic code and vice versa	4	6
3475	9	17	14522 2000 BIOSYSTEMS 56(2-3):139-144 Qiu YH; Zhu LH The rearranged genetic code and its implications in evolution and biochemistry	0	0
3476	5	17	15050 2001 BIOSYSTEMS 60(1-3):49-57 Wills PR Autocatalysis, information and coding	0	1
3477	6	53	15051 2001 BIOSYSTEMS 60(1-3):95-121 Rocha LM Evolution with material symbol systems	0	0
3478	6	31	15052 2001 BIOSYSTEMS 61(2-3):95-108 Duggins A The mind/brain inequality	0	1
3479	1	48	15053 2001 BIOSYSTEMS 63(1-3):101-114 Pogun S Are attractors 'strange', or is life more complicated than the simple laws of physics?	0	1
3480	17	36	15591 2002 BIOSYSTEMS 65(2-3):83-97 Luo LF; Li XQ Construction of genetic code from evolutionary stability	1	1
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3481	10	27	15592 2002 BIOSYSTEMS 66(1-2):73-92 Arques DG; Lacan M; Michel CJ Identification of protein coding genes in genomes with statistical functions based on the circular code	0	0
3482	14	74	15593 2002 BIOSYSTEMS 67(1-3):157-166 Niebur E Electrophysiological correlates of synchronous neural activity and attention: a short review	0	2
3483	2	34	16136 2003 BIOSYSTEMS 68(2-3):119-145 Schempp W Replication and transcription processes in the molecular biology of gene expressions: control paradigms of the DNA quantum holographic information channel in nanobiotechnology	0	0
3484	14	57	16137 2003 BIOSYSTEMS 70(3):187-209 shCherbak VI Arithmetic inside the universal genetic code	0	0
3485	1	31	12437 1996 BIOTECHNIQUES 20(5):896-& Jarvik JW; Adler SA; Telmer CA; Subramaniam V; Lopez AJ CD-tagging: A new approach to gene and protein discovery and analysis	0	20
3486	3	57	15594 2002 BIOTECHNIQUES :4-+ Weiner MP; Hudson TJ Introduction to SNPs: Discovery of markers for disease	0	1
3487	5	95	7668 1984 BIOTECHNOLOGY & GENETIC ENGINEERING REVIEWS 2:69-99 COCKBURN AF; HOWELLS AJ; WHITTEN MJ RECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY AND GENETIC-CONTROL OF PEST INSECTS	0	16
3488	1	298	7669 1984 BIOTECHNOLOGY & GENETIC ENGINEERING REVIEWS 2:175-213 SASAJIMA K; YONEDA M PRODUCTION OF PENTOSES BY MICROORGANISMS	0	10
3489	1	57	12943 1997 BIOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCES 15(1):43-58 Zhai JH; Cui H; Yang RF DNA based biosensors	0	19
3490	1	78	15595 2002 BIOTECHNOLOGY ADVANCES 20(3-4):215-228 Colwell RR Fulfilling the promise of biotechnology	0	3
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3491	1	28	3577 1972 BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOENGINEERING :285-& VIETH WR; WANG SS; GILBERT SG UREA HYDROLYSIS ON COLLAGEN-UREASE COMPLEX MEMBRANE	0	1
3492	3	39	11959 1995 BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOENGINEERING 48(1):25-35 HAYNES CA; SHERWOOD CS; TURNER RFB CHARACTERIZATION OF AN OLIGONUCLEOTIDE-BINDING FLUORESCENT LIGAND FOR APPLICATION IN AFFINITY PURIFICATION OF DSDNA	0	1
3493	4	81	16138 2003 BIOTECHNOLOGY AND BIOPROCESS ENGINEERING 8(1):9-18 Gummadi SN What is the role of thermodynamics on protein stability?	0	0
3494	1	243	12438 1996 BIOTECHNOLOGY AND GENETIC ENGINEERING REVIEWS, VOL 13 13:335-382 Ramshaw JAM; Werkmeister JA; Glattauer V Collagen-based biomaterials	0	10
3495	1	28	14523 2000 BIOTECHNOLOGY LAW REPORT 19(6):801-813 Handy J Shotgun (sequencing) wedding: Can human gene patents and science live happily ever after?	0	0
3496	1	4	15596 2002 BIOTECHNOLOGY LAW REPORT 21(4):333-335 Lathrop BK; Bent SA Enzo and "hybridization" claims: Will the federal circuit meet Watson and Crick half way?	0	0
3497	3	16	16139 2003 BIOTECHNOLOGY LETTERS 25(14):1125-1130 Smith GC; Fiddes CC; Hawkins JP; Cox JPL Some possible codes for encrypting data in DNA	0	0
3498	1	16	13973 1999 BIOTECHNOLOGY TECHNIQUES 13(10):681-688 Charlton HR; Relton JM; Slater NKH Fluorometric determination of DNA in mammalian cell cultures by PicoGreen	0	3
3499	1	87	12439 1996 BIOTHERAPY 9(1-3):17-26 Viza D AIDS and transfer factor: Myths, certainties and realities	0	2
3500	3	37	7258 1983 BIRTH DEFECTS-ORIGINAL ARTICLE SERIES 19(5):73-86 PHILLIPS JA CLINICAL-APPLICATIONS OF RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASE ANALYSIS	0	4
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3501	2	59	6418 1981 BLOOD 58(2):189-197 BUNN HF EVOLUTION OF MAMMALIAN HEMOGLOBIN-FUNCTION	0	22
3502	1	19	15597 2002 BLOOD 99(3):1097-1098 Hussey DJ; Dobrovic A To the editor: Recurrent coiled-coil motifs in NUP98 fusion partners provide a clue to leukemogenesis	1	3
3503	8	21	16757 2004 BMC BIOINFORMATICS 5 Biro JC; Biro JMK Frequent occurrence of recognition Site-like sequences in the restriction endonucleases	0	0
3504	2	42	16758 2004 BMC EVOLUTIONARY BIOLOGY 4 Wan XF; Xu D; Kleinhofs A; Zhou JZ Quantitative relationship between synonymous codon usage bias and GC composition across unicellular genomes	0	0
3505	2	51	16759 2004 BMC MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 5 Kumar R; Musiyenko A; Oldenburg A; Adams B; Barik S Post-translational generation of constitutively active cores from larger phosphatases in the malaria parasite, Plasmodium falciparum: implications for proteomics	0	0
3506	9	47	16140 2003 BMC NEUROSCIENCE 4 Tononi G; Sporns O Measuring information integration	0	0
3507	7	90	2601 1968 BOLLETTINO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI BIOLOGIA SPERIMENTALE 44(20A):1-& OCHOA S TRANSLATION OF GENETIC MESSAGES	0	0
3508	1	12	3105 1970 BOLLETTINO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI BIOLOGIA SPERIMENTALE 46(24):1067-& DOLCINI C; MENCHETT.G; NARDI A TRIDIMENSIONAL MODEL OF SARCOMERE PRELIMINARY STUDY - ARRANGEMENT OF MYOSIN MOLECULES ON A FILAMENTS	0	6
3509	1	8	3329 1971 BOLLETTINO DELLA SOCIETA ITALIANA DI BIOLOGIA SPERIMENTALE 47(20):634-& MITOLO V WING BUD OF CHICK-EMBRYO - GROWTH AND FORM IN EARLY DEVELOPMENTAL STAGES	0	4
3510	0	3	16141 2003 BOOK COLLECTOR 52(2):249-253 [Anon] Exhibitions and exhibition catalogues (Bibliography, book collecting)	0	0
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3511	0	5	6023 1980 BOSTON UNIVERSITY JOURNAL 26(3):113-118 ELEVITCH B IDENTITY AND BIOLOGY	0	0
3512	7	303	13453 1998 BOTANICA HELVETICA 108(1):5-37 Bretagnolle F; Felber F; Calame FG; Kupfer P Polyploidy in plants	0	10
3513	3	59	3871 1973 BOTANICAL BULLETIN OF ACADEMIA SINICA 14(2):180-204 KAN LS; TSO POP INTRODUCTION TO NUCLEAR MAGNETIC-RESONANCE STUDIES OF NUCLEIC-ACIDS	0	2
3514	6	45	6419 1981 BOTANICAL GAZETTE 142(3):415-426 PRICE HJ; CHAMBERS KL; BACHMANN K GEOGRAPHIC AND ECOLOGICAL DISTRIBUTION OF GENOMIC DNA CONTENT VARIATION IN MICROSERIS-DOUGLASII (ASTERACEAE)	11	46
3515	6	223	407 1958 BOTANICAL REVIEW 24(8-10):511-549 SHARMA AK; SHARMA A RECENT ADVANCES IN THE STUDY OF CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE	2	6
3516	5	117	526 1959 BOTANICAL REVIEW 25(2):351-384 STERN H MITOSIS AND METABOLIC ORGANIZATION	1	23
3517	7	97	2846 1969 BOTANICAL REVIEW 35(3):285-& HALL R MOLECULAR APPROACHES TO TAXONOMY OF FUNGI	0	30
3518	32	174	3872 1973 BOTANICAL REVIEW 39(4):301-345 DILLON LS ORIGINS OF GENETIC CODE	20	29
3519	5	100	4760 1976 BOTANICAL REVIEW 42(1):27-52 PRICE HJ EVOLUTION OF DNA CONTENT IN HIGHER-PLANTS	20	123
3520	1	59	12440 1996 BOUNDARY 2-AN INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LITERATURE AND CULTURE 23(2):199-224 RAMAZANI VK WRITING IN PAIN, BAUDELAIRE, BENJAMIN, HAUSSMANN	0	0
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3521	1	53	8466 1986 BRAIN 109:1243-1259 BARON JC; DANTONA R; PANTANO P; SERDARU M; SAMSON Y; BOUSSER MG EFFECTS OF THALAMIC STROKE ON ENERGY-METABOLISM OF THE CEREBRAL-CORTEX - A POSITRON TOMOGRAPHY STUDY IN MAN	2	180
3522	1	45	9238 1988 BRAIN 111:347-373 SERGENT J AN INVESTIGATION INTO PERCEPTUAL COMPLETION IN BLIND AREAS OF THE VISUAL-FIELD	0	29
3523	2	47	11960 1995 BRAIN 118:153-166 BENNETT KMB; WATERMAN C; SCARPA M; CASTIELLO U COVERT VISUOSPATIAL ATTENTIONAL MECHANISMS IN PARKINSONS-DISEASE	0	24
3524	7	120	12944 1997 BRAIN 120:1173-1197 Braun AR; Balkin TJ; Wesensten NJ; Carson RE; Varga M; Baldwin P; Selbie S; Belenky G; Herscovitch P Regional cerebral blood flow throughout the sleep-wake cycle - An (H2O)-O-15 PET study	21	163
3525	4	261	13454 1998 BRAIN 121:1013-1052 Mesulam MM From sensation to cognition	13	313
3526	6	37	13455 1998 BRAIN 121:2301-2315 Crone NE; Miglioretti DL; Gordon B; Lesser RP Functional mapping of human sensorimotor cortex with electrocorticographic spectral analysis - II. Event-related synchronization in the gamma band	4	52
3527	8	52	13974 1999 BRAIN 122:209-217 Sobel N; Prabhakaran V; Hartley CA; Desmond JE; Glover GH; Sullivan EV; Gabrieli JDE Blind smell: brain activation induced by an undetected air-borne chemical	3	38
3528	7	140	14524 2000 BRAIN 123:532-545 Engelien A; Huber W; Silbersweig D; Stern E; Frith CD; Doring W; Thron A; Frackowiak RSJ The neural correlates of 'deaf-hearing' in man - Conscious sensory awareness enabled by attentional modulation	2	14
3529	5	50	14525 2000 BRAIN 123:1624-1633 Rees G; Wojciulik E; Clarke K; Husain M; Frith C; Driver J Unconscious activation of visual cortex in the damaged right hemisphere of a parietal patient with extinction	19	48
3530	18	171	15054 2001 BRAIN 124:1263-1289 Zeman A Consciousness	4	22
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3531	4	56	15598 2002 BRAIN 125:2691-2698 Lux S; Kurthen M; Helmstaedter C; Hartje W; Reuber M; Elger CE The localizing value of ictal consciousness and its constituent functions - A video-EEG study in patients with focal epilepsy	0	2
3532	2	59	16142 2003 BRAIN 126:702-712 Paqueron X; Leguen M; Rosenthal D; Coriat P; Willer JC; Danziger N The phenomenology of body image distortions induced by regional anaesthesia	1	5
3533	3	66	16143 2003 BRAIN 126:2093-2107 Catani M; Jones DK; Donato R; ffytche DH Occipito-temporal connections in the human brain	0	1
3534	2	32	9968 1990 BRAIN AND COGNITION 12(1):1-16 YUND EW; EFRON R; NICHOLS DR DETECTABILITY GRADIENTS AS A FUNCTION OF TARGET LOCATION	2	33
3535	2	15	9969 1990 BRAIN AND COGNITION 12(1):102-116 EFRON R; YUND EW; NICHOLS DR DETECTABILITY AS A FUNCTION OF TARGET LOCATION - EFFECTS OF SPATIAL CONFIGURATION	1	11
3536	1	28	13456 1998 BRAIN AND COGNITION 36(1):57-72 Smith CUM Descartes' pineal neuropsychology	0	2
3537	1	6	14526 2000 BRAIN AND COGNITION 42(1):17-19 Miyawaki E Call for abstraction	0	0
3538	4	13	14527 2000 BRAIN AND COGNITION 42(1):37-40 Rapcsak SZ; Kaszniak AW Searching for the neural correlates of consciousness: Clues from face recognition research	0	0
3539	11	124	15055 2001 BRAIN AND COGNITION 46(3):414-428 Arshavsky YI Role of individual neurons and neural networks in cognitive functioning of the brain: A new insight	2	2
3540	12	68	16144 2003 BRAIN AND COGNITION 51(3):337-345 Corsi-Cabrera M; Miro E; del-Rio-Portilla Y; Perez-Garci E; Villanueva Y; Guevara MA Rapid eye movement sleep dreaming is characterized by uncoupled EEG activity between frontal and perceptual cortical regions	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
3541	3	78	16145 2003 BRAIN AND COGNITION 51(3):357-367 Mitterauer B; Kopp K The self-composing brain: Towards a glial-neuronal brain theory	0	2
3542	3	31	16146 2003 BRAIN AND COGNITION 53(1):1-8 Niktarash AH Discussion on the reverberatory model of short-term memory: A computational approach	0	0
3543	1	38	16147 2003 BRAIN AND COGNITION 53(2):171-176 Corballis PM Visuospatial processing and the right-hemisphere interpreter	0	0
3544	5	22	16760 2004 BRAIN AND COGNITION 54(1):58-64 Overgaard M; Nielsen JF; Fuglsang-Frederiksen A A TMS study of the ventral projections from V1 with implications for the finding of neural correlates of consciousness	0	0
3545	6	212	16761 2004 BRAIN AND COGNITION 54(1):75-94 Dawson KA Temporal organization of the brain: Neurocognitive mechanisms and clinical implications	0	0
3546	3	72	12441 1996 BRAIN AND LANGUAGE 52(1):7-24 Harley TA Connectionist modeling of the recovery of language functions following brain damage	0	9
3547	7	235	12945 1997 BRAIN AND LANGUAGE 58(3):355-402 Nadeau SE; Crosson B Subcortical aphasia	0	68
3548	1	153	8050 1985 BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 26(1):10-48 DREHER B; SEFTON AJ; NI SYK; NISBETT G THE MORPHOLOGY, NUMBER, DISTRIBUTION AND CENTRAL PROJECTIONS OF CLASS-I RETINAL GANGLION-CELLS IN ALBINO AND HOODED RATS	0	161
3549	6	337	11057 1993 BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 42(3):137-170 ROTH G; NISHIKAWA KC; NAUJOKSMANTEUFFEL C; SCHMIDT A; WAKE DB PEDOMORPHOSIS AND SIMPLIFICATION IN THE NERVOUS-SYSTEM OF SALAMANDERS	3	61
3550	7	56	12946 1997 BRAIN BEHAVIOR AND EVOLUTION 50(1):50-59 Roth G; Nishikawa KC; Wake DB Genome size, secondary simplification, and the evolution of the brain in salamanders	6	22
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
3551	6	67	16762 2004 BRAIN DEATH AND DISORDERS OF CONSCIOUSNESS 550:1-14 Korein J; Machado C Brain death - Updating a valid concept for 2004	0	0
3552	1	21	3873 1973 BRAIN RESEARCH 56(JUN29):387-391 SCHUBERT D PROTEIN SECRETION BY CLONAL GLIAL AND NEURONAL CELL LINES	0	16
3553	0	24	7259 1983 BRAIN RESEARCH 277(2):223-229 WINFIELD DA; POWELL TPS LAMINAR CELL COUNTS AND GENICULO-CORTICAL BOUTONS IN AREA-17 OF CAT AND MONKEY	3	31
3554	4	17	7670 1984 BRAIN RESEARCH 300(2):381-384 DRENCKHAHN D; FROTSCHER M; KAISER HW CONCENTRATION OF F-ACTIN IN SYNAPTIC FORMATIONS OF THE HIPPOCAMPUS AS VISUALIZED BY STAINING WITH FLUORESCENT PHALLOIDIN	2	14
3555	4	25	8051 1985 BRAIN RESEARCH 325(1-2):331-335 PERKEL DH; PERKEL DJ DENDRITIC SPINES - ROLE OF ACTIVE MEMBRANE IN MODULATING SYNAPTIC EFFICACY	20	92
3556	1	17	8052 1985 BRAIN RESEARCH 345(1):79-86 ASANUMA H; KOSAR E; TSUKAHARA N; ROBINSON H MODIFICATION OF THE PROJECTION FROM THE SENSORY CORTEX TO THE MOTOR CORTEX FOLLOWING THE ELIMINATION OF THALAMIC PROJECTIONS TO THE MOTOR CORTEX IN CATS	0	15
3557	2	48	8851 1987 BRAIN RESEARCH 412(1):96-106 FORMAN DS; LYNCH KJ; SMITH RS ORGANELLE DYNAMICS IN LOBSTER AXONS - ANTEROGRADE, RETROGRADE AND STATIONARY MITOCHONDRIA	0	39
3558	2	19	8852 1987 BRAIN RESEARCH 435(1-2):227-234 STAUBLI U; LYNCH G STABLE HIPPOCAMPAL LONG-TERM POTENTIATION ELICITED BY THETA-PATTERN STIMULATION	5	181
3559	4	92	9583 1989 BRAIN RESEARCH 501(1):129-143 ROSS DT; DUHAIME AC DEGENERATION OF NEURONS IN THE THALAMIC RETICULAR NUCLEUS FOLLOWING TRANSIENT ISCHEMIA DUE TO RAISED INTRACRANIAL-PRESSURE - EXCITOTOXIC DEGENERATION MEDIATED VIA NON-NMDA RECEPTORS	6	30
3560	4	47	9584 1989 BRAIN RESEARCH 505(1):55-65 JOURDAIN A; SEMBA K; FIBIGER HC BASAL FOREBRAIN AND MESOPONTINE TEGMENTAL PROJECTIONS TO THE RETICULAR THALAMIC NUCLEUS - AN AXONAL COLLATERALIZATION AND IMMUNOHISTOCHEMICAL STUDY IN THE RAT	3	50
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
3561	3	49	9970 1990 BRAIN RESEARCH 515(1-2):227-234 TOURTELLOTTE WG; VANHOESEN GW; HYMAN BT; TIKOO RK; DAMASIO AR ALZ-50 IMMUNOREACTIVITY IN THE THALAMIC RETICULAR NUCLEUS IN ALZHEIMERS-DISEASE	2	9
3562	3	38	9971 1990 BRAIN RESEARCH 535(1):139-146 PARE D; HAZRATI LN; PARENT A; STERIADE M SUBSTANTIA-NIGRA PARS RETICULATA PROJECTS TO THE RETICULAR THALAMIC NUCLEUS OF THE CAT - A MORPHOLOGICAL AND ELECTROPHYSIOLOGICAL STUDY	9	38
3563	2	17	9972 1990 BRAIN RESEARCH 537(1-2):333-336 DODT HU; ZIEGLGANSBERGER W VISUALIZING UNSTAINED NEURONS IN LIVING BRAIN-SLICES BY INFRARED DIC-VIDEOMICROSCOPY	0	109
3564	2	32	10329 1991 BRAIN RESEARCH 541(2):293-299 CARPENTIER P; LAMBRINIDIS M; BLANCHET G EARLY DENDRITIC CHANGES IN HIPPOCAMPAL PYRAMIDAL NEURONS (FIELD CA1) OF RATS SUBJECTED TO ACUTE SOMAN INTOXICATION - A LIGHT MICROSCOPIC STUDY	0	20
3565	3	32	10330 1991 BRAIN RESEARCH 562(1):85-92 OUIMET CC DARPP-32, A DOPAMINE AND CYCLIC AMP-REGULATED PHOSPHOPROTEIN, IS PRESENT IN CORTICOTHALAMIC NEURONS OF THE RAT CINGULATE CORTEX	0	6
3566	2	33	11058 1993 BRAIN RESEARCH 600(1):97-102 LARSON J; XIAO P; LYNCH G REVERSAL OF LTP BY THETA FREQUENCY STIMULATION	0	66
3567	11	112	11961 1995 BRAIN RESEARCH 683(1):117-128 ROSS DT; BRASKO J; PATRIKIOS P THE AMPA ANTAGONIST NBQX PROTECTS THALAMIC RETICULAR NEURONS FROM DEGENERATION FOLLOWING CARDIAC-ARREST IN RATS	1	4
3568	1	30	12947 1997 BRAIN RESEARCH 746(1-2):25-33 Fuxe K; Tinner B; Staines W; David G; Agnati LF Regional distribution of neural cell adhesion molecule immunoreactivity in the adult rat telencephalon and diencephalon. Partial colocalization with heparan sulfate proteoglycan immunoreactivity	0	11
3569	3	27	13457 1998 BRAIN RESEARCH 790(1-2):195-201 Kaneoke Y; Bundou M; Kakigi R Timing of motion representation in the human visual system	0	2
3570	7	59	14528 2000 BRAIN RESEARCH 864(1):95-104 Montero VM Attentional activation of the visual thalamic reticular nucleus depends on 'top-down' inputs from the primary visual cortex via corticogeniculate pathways	7	11
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
3571	9	136	14529 2000 BRAIN RESEARCH 886(1-2):208-223 Sejnowski TJ; Destexhe A Why do we sleep?	5	38
3572	9	60	15056 2001 BRAIN RESEARCH 898(1):105-112 Brandt JA; Churchill L; Guan ZW; Fang JD; Chen LC; Krueger JM Sleep deprivation but not a whisker trim increases nerve growth factor within barrel cortical neurons	2	12
3573	11	51	15057 2001 BRAIN RESEARCH 916(1-2):152-158 Montero VM; Wright LS; Siegel F Increased glutamate, GABA and glutamine in lateral geniculate nucleus but not in medial geniculate nucleus caused by visual attention to novelty	0	1
3574	6	46	16148 2003 BRAIN RESEARCH 990(1-2):172-181 Yoshimura H; Kato N; Sugai T; Segami N; Onoda N Age-dependent emergence of oscillatory signal flow between the primary and secondary visual cortices in rat brain slices	0	2
3575	2	35	16763 2004 BRAIN RESEARCH 1000(1-2):60-63 Rockland KS Connectional neuroanatomy: the changing scene	0	0
3576	2	54	11487 1994 BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 33(5):575-582 BARONE FC; CHENG JT; WAYNER MJ RETICULAR THALAMIC INHIBITORY INPUT TO LATERAL HYPOTHALAMIC NEURONS - A FUNCTIONAL AND HISTOCHEMICAL DETERMINATION	1	3
3577	3	62	11962 1995 BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 38(5):475-488 TAI Y; YI H; ILINSKY IA; KULTASILINSKY K NUCLEUS-RETICULARIS THALAMI CONNECTIONS WITH THE MEDIODORSAL THALAMIC NUCLEUS - A LIGHT AND ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC STUDY IN THE MONKEY	2	18
3578	4	48	12442 1996 BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 39(3):139-147 Villa AEP; Lorenzana VMB; Vantini G Nerve growth factor modulates information processing in the auditory thalamus	1	8
3579	4	146	13458 1998 BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 46(3):189-197 Kelly PH Defective inhibition of dream event memory formation: A hypothesized mechanism in the onset and progression of symptoms of schizophrenia	1	5
3580	9	152	13459 1998 BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 46(4):269-279 Kavanau JL Vertebrates that never sleep: Implications for sleep's basic function	0	10
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3581	1	41	15058 2001 BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 54(3):275-285 Friston KJ; Price CJ Dynamic representations and generative models of brain function	0	15
3582	6	158	15059 2001 BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 55(1):11-28 Szekely G An approach to the complexity of the brain	0	0
3583	6	158	15060 2001 BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 56(5):495-507 Vollenweider FX; Geyer MA A systems model of altered consciousness: Integrating natural and drug-induced psychoses	2	8
3584	5	271	15599 2002 BRAIN RESEARCH BULLETIN 57(1):57-71 Clement Y; Calatayud F; Belzung C Genetic basis of anxiety-like behaviour: A critical review	1	20
3585	2	315	7671 1984 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 7(2):103-164 FOSTER AC; FAGG GE ACIDIC AMINO-ACID BINDING-SITES IN MAMMALIAN NEURONAL MEMBRANES - THEIR CHARACTERISTICS AND RELATIONSHIP TO SYNAPTIC RECEPTORS	4	814
3586	8	203	8053 1985 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 9(2):187-215 FIFKOVA E ACTIN IN THE NERVOUS-SYSTEM	13	97
3587	3	199	9239 1988 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 13(3):213-233 SIEGEL JM; ROGAWSKI MA A FUNCTION FOR REM-SLEEP - REGULATION OF NORADRENERGIC RECEPTOR SENSITIVITY	9	61
3588	5	100	9973 1990 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 15(1):25-40 VILLA AEP PHYSIOLOGICAL DIFFERENTIATION WITHIN THE AUDITORY PART OF THE THALAMIC RETICULAR NUCLEUS OF THE CAT	6	27
3589	13	298	9974 1990 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 15(3):215-249 CALVERLEY RKS; JONES DG CONTRIBUTIONS OF DENDRITIC SPINES AND PERFORATED SYNAPSES TO SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY	14	173
3590	5	120	11059 1993 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 18(1):135-147 BRONSTEIN JM; FARBER DB; WASTERLAIN CG REGULATION OF TYPE-II CALMODULIN KINASE - FUNCTIONAL IMPLICATIONS	0	42
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
3591	28	191	11963 1995 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 20(3):288-304 BRESSLER SL LARGE-SCALE CORTICAL NETWORKS AND COGNITION	11	91
3592	18	481	11964 1995 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 21(1):42-92 PINAULT D BACKPROPAGATION OF ACTION-POTENTIALS GENERATED AT ECTOPIC AXONAL LOCI - HYPOTHESIS THAT AXON TERMINALS INTEGRATE LOCAL ENVIRONMENTAL SIGNALS	0	19
3593	5	235	11965 1995 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 21(3):219-245 Pennartz CMA The ascending neuromodulatory systems in learning by reinforcement: Comparing computational conjectures with experimental findings	0	8
3594	1	9	13460 1998 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 26(2-3):379-387 Searle JR How to study consciousness scientifically	4	8
3595	8	105	13975 1999 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 30(1):66-76 Vidyasagar TR A neuronal model of attentional spotlight: parietal guiding the temporal	4	38
3596	30	213	15600 2002 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 39(1):1-28 John ER The neurophysics of consciousness	3	11
3597	28	541	16149 2003 BRAIN RESEARCH REVIEWS 41(2-3):229-267 Arshavsky YI Cellular and network properties in the functioning of the nervous system: from central pattern generators to cognition	1	3
3598	4	19	16150 2003 BRAIN TOPOGRAPHY 16(1):65-70 Yao D Computation for the implicit components of ERP in attention	0	0
3599	3	13	10331 1991 BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL AND BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH 24(1):115-122 LABAKI LC; TORRIANI IL; GRIGERA JR HUMIDITY-DEPENDENT STRUCTURAL-CHANGES IN NATIVE COLLAGEN STUDIED BY X-RAY-DIFFRACTOMETRY	0	1
3600	4	71	12948 1997 BRAZILIAN JOURNAL OF MEDICAL AND BIOLOGICAL RESEARCH 30(5):555-560 Conti F Localization of NMDA receptors in the cerebral cortex: A schematic overview	0	5

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