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6301	2	41	14066 1999 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 13(17):2271-2283 Sutani T; Yuasa T; Tomonaga T; Dohmae N; Takio K; Yanagida M Fission yeast condensin complex: essential roles of non-SMC subunits for condensation and Cdc2 phosphorylation of Cut3/SMC4	0	87
6302	5	30	14067 1999 GENES & GENETIC SYSTEMS 74(5):201-207 Lozovskaya ER; Nurminsky D; Petrov DA; Hartl DL Genome size as a mutation-selection-drift process	3	7
6303	5	26	14630 2000 GENES & GENETIC SYSTEMS 75(6):349-355 Saitoh K; Ueda T; Arai R; Wu HL; Jeon SR Highly repetitive elements from Chinese bitterlings (genus Rhodeus, Cyprinidae)	0	0
6304	1	43	15691 2002 GENES AND IMMUNITY 3(1):14-19 Szalai AJ; McCrory MA; Cooper GS; Wu J; Kimberly RP Association between baseline levels of C-reactive protein (CRP) and a dinucleotide repeat polymorphism in the intron of the CRP gene	0	14
6305	7	86	12528 1996 GENES TO CELLS 1(6):493-505 deSouza SJ; Long MY; Gilbert W Introns and gene evolution	0	34
6306	3	99	14068 1999 GENES TO CELLS 4(1):11-19 Fedoroff NV The Suppressor-mutator element and the evolutionary riddle of transposons	1	11
6307	1	24	16265 2003 GENESIS 36(4):182-186 Shimizu H; Fujisawa T Peduncle of Hydra and the heart of higher organisms share a common ancestral origin	0	1
6308	2	16	16266 2003 GENETIC AND EVOLUTIONARY COMPUTATION - GECCO 2003, PT I, PROCEEDINGS 2723:967-978 Gilbert J; Eppstein M A case for codons in evolutionary algorithms	0	0
6309	0	59	859 1961 GENETIC PSYCHOLOGY MONOGRAPHS 64:417-& GUTMAN H BIOLOGICAL ROOTS OF CREATIVITY	0	3
6310	1	72	12529 1996 GENETIC SOCIAL AND GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY MONOGRAPHS 122(2):133-& Shobris JG The anatomy of intelligence	0	2
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6311	1	46	12530 1996 GENETIC SOCIAL AND GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY MONOGRAPHS 122(2):159-& Howard RW Asking nature the right questions	0	0
6312	1	64	13031 1997 GENETIC SOCIAL AND GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY MONOGRAPHS 123(2):233-256 Howard RW The guiding of learning: An overview, analysis, and classification of guides	0	0
6313	6	39	2162 1966 GENETICA 37(2):109-& BARBEN H ALLELSPEZIFISCHE SUPPRESSORMUTATIONEN VON SCHIZOSACCHAROMYCES POMBE	4	23
6314	1	2	2634 1968 GENETICA 38(3):404-& VANDEVAT.C; BENSELBU.EH; VANDEPOL.KW SUPPRESSION IN BACTERIOPHAGE PHIX174	0	1
6315	6	63	2888 1969 GENETICA 40(3):339-& MILLINGT.AM INTERPRETING CROSSING OVER DATA	0	2
6316	1	18	3606 1972 GENETICA 43(3):422-& LOPPES R; MATAGNE R ALLELIC COMPLEMENTATION BETWEEN ARG-7 MUTANTS IN CHLAMYDOMONAS-REINHARDI	5	27
6317	2	11	6490 1981 GENETICA 56(3):189-195 CAVICCHI S; PEZZOLI C; GIORGI G CORRELATION BETWEEN CHARACTERS AS RELATED TO DEVELOPMENTAL PATTERN IN DROSOPHILA	1	16
6318	1	17	6932 1982 GENETICA 60(1):71-76 THOMPSON JN; WOODRUFF RC POLYGENIC ANALYSIS OF PATTERN-FORMATION - INTERDEPENDENCE AMONG VEINS IN THE SAME COMPARTMENT OF THE DROSOPHILA WING	0	11
6319	14	109	10721 1992 GENETICA 86(1-3):127-142 KING CC MODULAR TRANSPOSITION AND THE DYNAMIC STRUCTURE OF EUKARYOTE REGULATORY EVOLUTION	1	5
6320	11	108	10722 1992 GENETICA 86(1-3):155-173 WILKE CM; MAIMER E; ADAMS J THE POPULATION BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTIONARY SIGNIFICANCE OF TY ELEMENTS IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE	2	21
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6321	14	218	10723 1992 GENETICA 86(1-3):215-246 VONSTERNBERG RM; NOVICK GE; GAO GP; HERRERA RJ GENOME CANALIZATION - THE COEVOLUTION OF TRANSPOSABLE AND INTERSPERSED REPETITIVE ELEMENTS WITH SINGLE COPY DNA	11	25
6322	12	43	10724 1992 GENETICA 86(1-3):269-274 HICKEY DA EVOLUTIONARY DYNAMICS OF TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS IN PROKARYOTES AND EUKARYOTES	3	11
6323	11	53	11553 1994 GENETICA 93(1-3):5-12 BLOT M TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS AND ADAPTATION OF HOST BACTERIA	0	19
6324	7	110	11554 1994 GENETICA 93(1-3):191-201 NOUVEL P THE MAMMALIAN GENOME SHAPING ACTIVITY OF REVERSE-TRANSCRIPTASE	3	22
6325	2	56	12064 1995 GENETICA 96(3):269-283 CAGGESE C; PIMPINELLI S; BARSANTI P; CAIZZI R THE DISTRIBUTION OF THE TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENT BARI-1 IN THE DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER AND DROSOPHILA-SIMULANS GENOMES	1	10
6326	4	38	12531 1996 GENETICA 97(2):183-195 MacPhee DG Mismatch repair as a source of mutations in non-dividing cells	1	9
6327	3	52	13032 1997 GENETICA 100(1-3):73-84 Pardue ML; Danilevskaya ON; Traverse KL; Lowenhaupt K Evolutionary links between telomeres and transposable elements	9	33
6328	3	21	13033 1997 GENETICA 100(1-3):281-294 Brookfield JFY; Badge RM Population genetics models of transposable elements	0	26
6329	9	96	13533 1998 GENETICA 103:49-60 Akashi H; Kliman RM; Eyre-Walker A Mutation pressure, natural selection, and the evolution of base composition in Drosophila	0	7
6330	4	31	14069 1999 GENETICA 106(1-2):3-13 Cavalier-Smith T; Beaton MJ The skeletal function of non-genic nuclear DNA: new evidence from ancient cell chimaeras	7	16
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6331	1	51	14070 1999 GENETICA 106(1-2):15-36 Catasti P; Chen X; Mariappan SVS; Bradbury EM; Gupta G DNA repeats in the human genome	1	17
6332	3	62	14071 1999 GENETICA 107(1-3):15-25 Lerat E; Brunet F; Bazin C; Capy P Is the evolution of transposable elements modular ?	1	8
6333	9	75	14072 1999 GENETICA 107(1-3):171-179 Shapiro JA Transposable elements as the key to a 21st century view of evolution	2	16
6334	3	33	14073 1999 GENETICA 107(1-3):181-187 Hall BG Transposable elements as activators of cryptic genes in E-coli	2	5
6335	10	73	14074 1999 GENETICA 107(1-3):197-207 Miller WJ; McDonald JF; Nouaud D; Anxolabehere D Molecular domestication - more than a sporadic episode in evolution	5	12
6336	19	68	14075 1999 GENETICA 107(1-3):209-238 Brosius J Genomes were forged by massive bombardments with retroelements and retrosequences	10	39
6337	7	77	14076 1999 GENETICA 107(1-3):239-248 Jurka J; Kapitonov VV Sectorial mutagenesis by transposable elements	4	14
6338	5	26	14077 1999 GENETICA 107(1-3):289-295 Bestor TH Sex brings transposons and genomes into conflict	5	13
6339	8	48	15692 2002 GENETICA 115(1):29-36 Bennetzen JL Mechanisms and rates of genome expansion and contraction in flowering plants	2	21
6340	23	217	15693 2002 GENETICA 115(1):105-129 Zuckerkandl E Why so many noncoding nucleotides? The eukaryote genome as an epigenetic machine	5	8
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6341	4	24	16267 2003 GENETICA 117(2):303-310 Junakovic N; Fortunati D; Berloco M; Fanti L; Pimpinelli S A subset of the elements of the 1731 retrotransposon family are preferentially located in regions of the Y chromosome that are polytenized in larval salivary glands of Drosophila melanogaster	0	0
6342	22	182	16268 2003 GENETICA 118(2-3):99-116 Brosius J The contribution of RNAs and retroposition to evolutionary novelties	2	7
6343	4	85	16269 2003 GENETICA 118(2-3):123-131 Fedorova L; Fedorov A Introns in gene evolution	0	6
6344	5	20	16270 2003 GENETICA 118(2-3):183-191 Lorenc A; Makalowski W Transposable elements and vertebrate protein diversity	0	2
6345	3	38	16819 2004 GENETICA 121(1):81-87 Vinas A; Abuin M; Pardo BG; Martinez P; Sanchez L Characterization of a new HpaI centromeric satellite DNA in Salmo salar	0	0
6346	3	75	1899 1965 GENETICA IBERICA 17(3-4):303-& SILIO F; ANGULOCA.MD MECANISMO DE ACCION DE LAS SUSTANCIAS C-MITOTICAS (BLOQUEO DE SULFHIDRILOS)	0	0
6347	1	19	860 1961 GENETICAL RESEARCH 2(1):127-& KIMURA M NATURAL SELECTION AS PROCESS OF ACCUMULATING GENETIC INFORMATION IN ADAPTIVE EVOLUTION	9	38
6348	3	35	1093 1962 GENETICAL RESEARCH 3(1):69-& SIDDIQI OH FINE GENETIC STRUCTURE OF PABAL REGION OF ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS	3	45
6349	1	10	1636 1964 GENETICAL RESEARCH 5(1):158-& NAKAI S; SAEKI T INDUCTION OF MUTATION BY PHOTODYNAMIC ACTION IN ESCHERICHIA COLI	8	40
6350	7	22	1900 1965 GENETICAL RESEARCH 6(3):474-& RITCHIE DA MUTAGENESIS WITH LIGHT AND PROFLAVINE IN PHAGE T4 .2. PROPERTIES OF MUTANTS	7	20
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6351	4	19	2163 1966 GENETICAL RESEARCH 7(1):18-& STADLER DR GLUTAMIC DEHYDROGENASE IN REVERTANTS OF AM MUTANTS IN NEUROSPORA	1	15
6352	5	33	2164 1966 GENETICAL RESEARCH 7(2):207-& BALL C; ROPER JA STUDIES ON INHIBITION AND MUTATION OF ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS BY ACRIDINES	4	15
6353	6	48	2165 1966 GENETICAL RESEARCH 8(1):9-& GILLIE OJ INTERPRETATION OF COMPLEMENTATION DATA	11	16
6354	3	37	2635 1968 GENETICAL RESEARCH 11(3):247-& KIMURA M GENETIC VARIABILITY MAINTAINED IN A FINITE POPULATION DUE TO MUTATIONAL PRODUCTION OF NEUTRAL AND NEARLY NEUTRAL ISOALLELES	6	206
6355	2	24	3367 1971 GENETICAL RESEARCH 18(3):353-& HEDGES RW SIMPLE TECHNIQUE FOR IDENTIFICATION OF CHAIN TERMINATION SUPPRESSOR MUTANTS IN SPECIES OF SALMONELLA	0	1
6356	9	15	3607 1972 GENETICAL RESEARCH 19(2):165-& FREEDMAN R; BRENNER S ANOMALOUSLY REVERTIBLE RII MUTANTS OF PHAGE-T4	5	8
6357	9	29	3928 1973 GENETICAL RESEARCH 21(1):1-15 PICARD M GENETIC EVIDENCE FOR A POLYCISTRONIC UNIT OF TRANSCRIPTION IN COMPLEX LOCUS 14 IN PODOSPORA-ANSERINA .2. GENETIC ANALYSIS OF INFORMATIONAL SUPPRESSORS	2	41
6358	2	29	4513 1975 GENETICAL RESEARCH 25(3):253-266 DAY AW; CUMMINS JE EVIDENCE FOR A NEW KIND OF REGULATORY GENE CONTROLLING EXPRESSION OF GENES FOR MORPHOGENESIS DURING CELL-CYCLE IN USTILAGO-VIOLACEA	0	2
6359	1	27	5138 1977 GENETICAL RESEARCH 29(1):9-& MISHRA NC CHARACTERIZATION OF NEW OSMOTIC MUTANTS (OS) WHICH ORIGINATED DURING GENETIC TRANSFORMATION IN NEUROSPORA-CRASSA	0	8
6360	6	23	5139 1977 GENETICAL RESEARCH 30(2):187-205 COX BS ALLOSUPPRESSORS IN YEAST	2	55
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6361	3	55	5748 1979 GENETICAL RESEARCH 34(2):173-188 MURRAY V; HOLLIDAY R MECHANISM FOR RNA-RNA SPLICING AND A MODEL FOR THE CONTROL OF GENE-EXPRESSION	7	11
6362	6	105	6933 1982 GENETICAL RESEARCH 39(1):1-30 MIKLOS GLG; GILL AC NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCES OF HIGHLY REPEATED DNAS - COMPILATION AND COMMENTS	3	45
6363	8	22	7337 1983 GENETICAL RESEARCH 41(1):1-15 OHTA T THEORETICAL-STUDY ON THE ACCUMULATION OF SELFISH DNA	12	31
6364	3	36	8527 1986 GENETICAL RESEARCH 48(2):77-87 MACKAY TFC TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENT-INDUCED FITNESS MUTATIONS IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	12	60
6365	6	33	9297 1988 GENETICAL RESEARCH 51(3):185-196 BLACK WC; RAI KS GENOME EVOLUTION IN MOSQUITOS - INTRASPECIFIC AND INTERSPECIFIC VARIATION IN REPETITIVE DNA AMOUNTS AND ORGANIZATION	5	50
6366	2	26	9298 1988 GENETICAL RESEARCH 52(3):163-167 SCHMIEGER H; KNERR R; KOBERLEIN M CODON USAGE AS A REASON FOR UNSUCCESSFUL SEARCH FOR AMBER-SUPPRESSOR MUTANTS IN STREPTOMYCES-LIVIDANS	0	0
6367	5	53	9646 1989 GENETICAL RESEARCH 54(2):113-125 CHARLESWORTH B; LAPID A A STUDY OF 10 FAMILIES OF TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS ON X-CHROMOSOMES FROM A POPULATION OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	4	49
6368	9	27	11555 1994 GENETICAL RESEARCH 64(3):209-215 ZHAO JA; JIN SB; HAO SI THE SUBSTRUCTURAL ORGANIZATION OF THE CHROMOSOME CORE (SCAFFOLD) IN MEIOTIC CHROMOSOMES OF TRILOPHIDIA-ANNULATA	0	3
6369	6	70	15168 2001 GENETICAL RESEARCH 78(2):121-136 Maside X; Bartolome C; Assimacopoulos S; Charlesworth B Rates of movement and distribution of transposable elements in Drosophila melanogaster: in situ hybridization vs Southern blotting data	1	9
6370	7	48	16271 2003 GENETICAL RESEARCH 82(1):1-18 Silva JC; Shabalina SA; Harris DG; Spouge JL; Kondrashov AS Conserved fragments of transposable elements in intergenic regions: evidence for widespread recruitment of MIR-and L2-derived sequences within the mouse and human genomes	0	2
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6371	4	47	16820 2004 GENETICAL RESEARCH 83(2):91-100 Bartolome C; Maside X The lack of recombination drives the fixation of transposable elements on the fourth chromosome of Drosophila melanogaster	0	0
6372	2	16	68 1954 GENETICS 39(2):169-184 LEVINTHAL C RECOMBINATION IN PHAGE T2 - ITS RELATIONSHIP TO HETEROZYGOSIS AND GROWTH	27	86
6373	1	57	227 1956 GENETICS 41(6):845-871 LEDERBERG J LINEAR INHERITANCE IN TRANSDUCTIONAL CLONES	6	83
6374	5	44	324 1957 GENETICS 42(3):239-252 STEFFENSEN D EFFECTS OF VARIOUS CATION IMBALANCES ON THE FREQUENCY OF X-RAY-INDUCED CHROMOSOMAL ABERRATIONS IN TRADESCANTIA	3	45
6375	3	13	424 1958 GENETICS 43(2):235-248 EDGAR RS PHENOTYPIC PROPERTIES OF HETEROZYGOTES IN THE BACTERIOPHAGE-T4	10	21
6376	3	10	425 1958 GENETICS 43(4):515-529 TAYLOR JH SISTER CHROMATID EXCHANGES IN TRITIUM-LABELED CHROMOSOMES	22	292
6377	6	14	706 1960 GENETICS 45(8):1041-1152 SCHWARTZ D ANALYSIS OF A HIGHLY MUTABLE GENE IN MAIZE - A MOLECULAR MODEL FOR GENE INSTABILITY	0	0
6378	2	48	861 1961 GENETICS 46(2):213-& MULLER HJ; SCHALET A; CARLSON E MUTATION BY ALTERATION OF ALREADY EXISTING GENE	6	37
6379	3	42	1094 1962 GENETICS 42(12):1755-& ISHIKAWA T GENETIC STUDIES OF AD-8 MUTANTS IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA .2. INTERALLELIC COMPLEMENTATION AT AD-8 LOCUS	0	0
6380	4	9	1095 1962 GENETICS 47(2):179-& EDGAR RS; STEINBERG CM; LIELAUSI.I; FEYNMAN RP; KLEIN S MAPPING EXPERIMENTS WITH R MUTANTS OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4D	20	52
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6381	3	25	1096 1962 GENETICS 47(3):321-& CARLSON EA; SOUTHIN JL COMPARATIVE MUTAGENESIS OF DUMPY LOCUS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER .1. X-RAY TREATMENT OF MATURE SPERM - FREQUENCY AND DISTRIBUTION	1	34
6382	3	16	1097 1962 GENETICS 47(5):503-& DORN GL; BURDICK AB RECOMBINATIONAL STRUCTURE AND COMPLEMENTATION RELATIONSHIPS IN M-DY COMPLEX OF DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER	2	24
6383	3	22	1098 1962 GENETICS 47(5):561-& CARLSON EA; OSTER II COMPARATIVE MUTAGENESIS OF DUMPY LOCUS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER .2. MUTATIONAL MOSAICISM INDUCED WITHOUT APPARENT BREAKAGE BY A MONOFUNCTIONAL ALKYLATING AGENT	15	76
6384	5	16	1099 1962 GENETICS 47(5):611-& FOLSOME CE SPECIFICITY OF INDUCTION OF T4RII MUTANTS BY ULTRAVIOLET IRRADIATION OF EXTRACELLULAR PHAGES	5	17
6385	2	36	1100 1962 GENETICS 47(9):1147-& ISHIKAWA T GENETIC STUDIES OF AD-8 MUTANTS IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA .1. GENETIC FINE STRUCTURE OF AD-8 LOCUS	9	32
6386	12	35	1375 1963 GENETICS 48(4):561-& KRIEG DR ETHYL METHANESULFONATE-INDUCED REVERSION OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4RII MUTANTS	35	130
6387	4	17	1376 1963 GENETICS 48(5):717-& BARNETT WE; SERRES FJ FIXED GENETIC INSTABILITY IN NEUROSPORA CRASSA	3	14
6388	8	14	1377 1963 GENETICS 48(6):767-& DRAKE JW MUTATIONAL ACTIVATION OF A CISTRON FRAGMENT	6	11
6389	8	35	1378 1963 GENETICS 48(8):1065-& ALLEN MK; YANOFSKY C A BIOCHEMICAL AND GENETIC STUDY OF REVERSION WITH A-GENE A-PROTEIN SYSTEM OF ESCHERICHIA COLI TRYPTOPHAN SYNTHETASE	9	68
6390	4	20	1379 1963 GENETICS 48(9):1107-& HESSLER AY ACRIDINE-RESISTANT MUTANTS OF T2H BACTERIOPHAGE	2	9
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6391	7	20	1637 1964 GENETICS 49(2):343-& EISENSTARK A; ROSNER JL CHEMICALLY INDUCED REVERSIONS IN CYSC REGION OF SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM	4	33
6392	3	43	1638 1964 GENETICS 50(3):435-& HURST DD; FOGEL S MITOTIC RECOMBINATION + HETEROALLELIC REPAIR IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE	2	83
6393	4	25	1639 1964 GENETICS 50(4):539-& STAHL FW; STEINBERG J; EDGAR RS LINKAGE MAP OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4	17	85
6394	6	35	1640 1964 GENETICS 50(5P1):817-& YOURNO JD; SUSKIND SR SUPPRESSOR GENE ACTION IN TRYPTOPHAN SYNTHETASE SYSTEM OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA .2. BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES	0	9
6395	6	21	1641 1964 GENETICS 50(5P1):829-& HAWTHORNE DC; FRIIS J OSMOTIC-REMEDIAL MUTANTS . NEW CLASSIFICATION FOR NUTRITIONAL MUTANTS IN YEAST	12	106
6396	7	45	1642 1964 GENETICS 50(6):1219-& COSTELLO WP; BEVAN EA COMPLEMENTATION BETWEEN AD-5/7 ALLELES IN YEAST	7	21
6397	7	32	1643 1964 GENETICS 50(6):1231-& DORFMAN B ALLELIC COMPLEMENTATION AT AD5/7 LOCUS IN YEAST	13	31
6398	5	42	1644 1964 GENETICS 50(6):1245-& CHOVNICK A; KERNAGHA.RP; SCHALET A; KRAUSS M ROSY CISTRON IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER - GENETIC FINE STRUCTURE ANALYSIS	6	42
6399	12	41	1901 1965 GENETICS 51(1):63-& TESSMAN I GENETIC ULTRAFINE STRUCTURE IN T4R2 REGION	14	52
6400	1	17	1902 1965 GENETICS 51(2):263-& WEBBER BB GENETICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES OF HISTIDINE-REQUIRING MUTANTS OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA .3. CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND COMPLEMENTATION MAP POSITION OF HIST-3 MUTANTS	1	10
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6401	9	19	1903 1965 GENETICS 51(3):391-& FOLSOME CE MARKER STIMULATION OF CROSSING OVER - A TEST OF THEORY YIELDING NEGATIVE RESULTS AND USING R2 MUTANTS OF PHAGE T4	1	4
6402	4	28	1904 1965 GENETICS 51(4):545-& WEINBERG R; BOYER HW BASE ANALOGUE INDUCED ARABINOSE-NEGATIVE MUTANTS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI	1	7
6403	6	36	1905 1965 GENETICS 51(6):987-& BERNSTEI.H; EDGAR RS; DENHARDT GH INTRAGENIC COMPLEMENTATION AMONG TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE MUTANTS OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4D	0	53
6404	3	34	1906 1965 GENETICS 52(2P1):319-& EGGERTSS.G; ADELBERG EA MAP POSITIONS AND SPECIFICITIES OF SUPPRESSOR MUTATIONS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI K-12	0	99
6405	3	30	1907 1965 GENETICS 52(2P1):397-& MCDOUGAL.KJ; WOODWARD VW SUPPRESSION OF ARGININE AND PYRIMIDINE-REQUIRING MUTANTS OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA	0	14
6406	4	20	1908 1965 GENETICS 52(3):503-& MARZLUF GA ENZYMATIC STUDIES WITH SUPPRESSOR OF VERMILION OF DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER	3	29
6407	4	17	1909 1965 GENETICS 52(3):539-& BAYLOR MB; SYMONDS N; HESSLER AY H REGION OF BACTERIOPHAGE T2H WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO AN ANOMALOUS MUTANT	1	5
6408	6	23	1910 1965 GENETICS 52(4):711-& HESSLER AY ACRIDINE RESISTANCE IN BACTERIOPHAGE T2H AS A FUNCTION OF DYE PENETRATION MEASURED BY MUTAGENESIS AND PHOTOINACTIVATION	1	10
6409	3	15	1911 1965 GENETICS 52(4):747-& SUEOKA N; YOSHIKAW.H CHROMOSOME OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS .I. THEORY OF MARKER FREQUENCY ANALYSIS	1	142
6410	13	34	1912 1965 GENETICS 52(4):759-& STRIGINI P ON MECHANISM OF SPONTANEOUS REVERSION AND GENETIC RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE T4	12	21
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6411	4	31	1913 1965 GENETICS 52(5):1069-& BOWMAN JT SPONTANEOUS REVERSION OF WHITE-IVORY MUTANT OF DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER	0	36
6412	7	14	1914 1965 GENETICS 52(6):1127-& FISHER KM; BERNSTEI.H ADDITIVITY OF INTERVALS IN R2A CISTRON OF PHAGE T4D	2	12
6413	6	48	1915 1965 GENETICS 52(6):1247-& FOLEY JM; GILES NH; ROBERTS CF COMPLEMENTATION AT ADENYLOSUCCINASE LOCUS IN ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS	5	49
6414	7	45	2166 1966 GENETICS 53(1):207-& LACKS S INTEGRATION EFFICIENCY AND GENETIC RECOMBINATION IN PNEUMOCOCCAL TRANSFORMATION	7	239
6415	4	21	2167 1966 GENETICS 54(5):1201-& YOSHIKAW.H MUTATIONS RESULTING FROM TRANSFORMATION OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS	0	42
6416	6	27	2379 1967 GENETICS 55(2):295-& CARLSON EA; SEDEROFF R; COGAN M EVIDENCE FAVORING A FRAME SHIFT MECHANISM FOR ICR-170 INDUCED MUTATIONS IN DROSOPHILA MELANOGASTER	9	29
6417	2	34	2380 1967 GENETICS 56(3P1):363-& ARMSTRON.JB; ADLER J GENETICS OF MOTILITY IN ESCHERICHIA COLI - COMPLEMENTATION OF PARALYZED MUTANTS	0	62
6418	6	13	2381 1967 GENETICS 56(4):755-& BERNSTEI.H EFFECT ON RECOMBINATION OF MUTATIONAL DEFECTS IN DNA-POLYMERASE AND DEOXYCYTIDYLATE HYDROXYMETHYLASE OF PHAGE T4D	0	32
6419	6	25	2636 1968 GENETICS 58(1):85-& SEALE T REVERSION OF AM LOCUS IN NEUROSPORA - EVIDENCE FOR NONSENSE SUPPRESSION	0	31
6420	3	27	2637 1968 GENETICS 58(4):473-& LAWRENCE DA; SMITH DA; ROWBURY RJ REGULATION OF METHIONINE SYNTHESIS IN SALMONELLA TYPHIMURIUM - MUTANTS RESISTANT TO INHIBITION BY ANALOGUES OF METHIONINE	1	77
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6421	6	14	2638 1968 GENETICS 58(4):543-& GILLIE OJ INTERPRETATIONS OF SOME LARGE NON-LINEAR COMPLEMENTATION MAPS	6	8
6422	10	23	2639 1968 GENETICS 59(1):23-& STEWART CR MUTAGENESIS BY ACRIDINE YELLOW IN BACILLUS SUBTILIS	5	9
6423	3	21	2640 1968 GENETICS 60(2):269-& EGGERTSS.G SUPPRESSORS CAUSING TEMPERATURE SENSITIVITY OF GROWTH IN ESCHERICHIA COLI	0	10
6424	2	13	2641 1968 GENETICS 60(4):735-& HAWTHORN.DC; MORTIMER RK GENETIC MAPPING OF NONSENSE SUPPRESSORS IN YEAST	0	133
6425	0	86	2889 1969 GENETICS 61(1P2S):93-& BLOCH DP A CATALOG OF SPERM HISTONES	2	214
6426	5	27	2890 1969 GENETICS 61(2P1):313-& SIROTNAK FM; HACHTEL SL; WILLIAMS WA INCREASED DIHYDROFOLATE REDUCTASE SYNTHESIS IN DIPLOCOCCUS PNEUMONIAE FOLLOWING TRANSLATABLE ALTERATION OF STRUCTURAL GENE .2. INDIVIDUAL AND DUAL EFFECTS ON PROPERTIES AND RATE OF SYNTHESIS OF ENZYME	0	19
6427	6	37	2891 1969 GENETICS 62(2):231-& ADHYA SL; SHAPIRO JA GALACTOSE OPERON OF E COLI K-12 .I. STRUCTURAL AND PLEIOTROPIC MUTATIONS OF OPERON	3	90
6428	3	28	2892 1969 GENETICS 62(4):781-& TARTOF KD INTERACTING GENE SYSTEMS .I. REGULATION OF TRYPTOPHAN PYRROLASE BY VERMILION-SUPPRESSOR OF VERMILION SYSTEM IN DROSOPHILA	3	37
6429	12	33	2893 1969 GENETICS 63(2):281-& BRINK NG; KARIYA B; STADLER DR DETECTION OF REVERSE MUTATIONS AT MTR-LOCUS IN NEUROSPORA AND EVIDENCE FOR POSSIBLE INTRAGENIC (SECOND SITE) SUPPRESSOR MUTATIONS	4	10
6430	7	12	2894 1969 GENETICS 63(2):329-& GILLIE OJ; PETO R DETECTION OF COMPLEMENTATION MAP CLUSTERS BY COMPUTER ANALYSIS	3	6
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6431	1	6	2895 1969 GENETICS 63(3):581-& CASE ME; BURGOYNE L; GILES NH IN-VIVO AND IN-VITRO COMPLEMENTATION BETWEEN DHQ SYNTHETASE MUTANTS IN AROM GENE CLUSTER OF NEUROSPORA-CRASSA	3	20
6432	10	39	3137 1970 GENETICS 65(2):187-& ALLEN EF; ALBRECHT I; DRAKE JW PROPERTIES OF BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 MUTANTS DEFECTIVE IN DNA POLYMERASE	16	71
6433	9	35	3138 1970 GENETICS 66(1):1-& VANDERBI.AS; TESSMAN I IDENTIFICATION OF ALTERED BASES IN MUTATED SINGLE-STRANDED DNA .4. NITROUS ACID INDUCTION OF TRANSITIONS GUANINE TO ADENINE AND THYMINE TO CYTOSINE	0	28
6434	11	16	3139 1970 GENETICS 66(1):11-& MCCLAIN WH; CHAMPE SP GENETIC ALTERATIONS OF RII B CISTRON POLYPEPTIDE OF PHAGE T4	3	5
6435	1	40	3608 1972 GENETICS 71(1):139-& JUDD BH; SHEN MW; KAUFMAN TC ANATOMY AND FUNCTION OF A SEGMENT OF X-CHROMOSOME OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	75	365
6436	2	40	3609 1972 GENETICS 72(4):615-638 SHANNON MP; KAUFMAN TC; SHEN MW; JUDD BH LETHALITY PATTERNS AND MORPHOLOGY OF SELECTED LETHAL AND SEMI-LETHAL MUTATIONS IN ZESTE-WHITE REGION OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	20	78
6437	5	16	3929 1973 GENETICS 73(1):23-28 KIGER JA; BRANTNER CJ INABILITY OF YEAST TRANSFER-RNA TO SUPPRESS AN AMBER MUTATION IN AN ESCHERICHIA-COLI SYSTEM	2	3
6438	2	15	3930 1973 GENETICS 73(3):435-438 FOSTER GG IS NOTCH LOCUS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER A TANDEM REPEAT - QUESTIONABLE - CORRELATION OF GENETIC MAP AND COMPLEMENTATION PATTERN OF SELECTED MUTATIONS	1	2
6439	1	45	3931 1973 GENETICS 73(4):613-629 HARTL DL COMPLEMENTATION ANALYSIS OF MALE FERTILITY AMONG SEGREGATION DISTORTER CHROMOSOMES OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	1	44
6440	9	56	3932 1973 GENETICS 74(2):307-329 KORCH CT ALLELIC COMPLEMENTATION IN FIRST GENE FOR HISTIDINE BIOSYNTHESIS IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE .2. COMPLEMENTATION MAPPING OF MUTANTS AND A SUBUNIT MODEL OF ENZYME	5	10
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6441	1	16	3933 1973 GENETICS 75(1):19-22 LARGEN M; BELSER W APPARENT CONSERVATION OF INTERNAL LOW EFFICIENCY PROMOTER OF TRYPTOPHAN OPERONS OF SEVERAL SPECIES OF ENTEROBACTERIACEAE	0	18
6442	4	22	3934 1973 GENETICS 75(4):615-622 NEWCOMBE KD; GRIFFITH.AJ SUPPRESSION OF AD-3B MUTANTS BY SUPERSUPPRESSORS IN NEUROSPORA-CRASSA	0	7
6443	2	37	4231 1974 GENETICS 76(2):169-184 HOFNUNG M DIVERGENT OPERONS AND GENETIC STRUCTURE OF MALTOSE-B REGION IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI-K12	0	128
6444	5	35	4232 1974 GENETICS 76(4):775-794 WELSHONS WJ CYTOGENETIC ANALYSIS OF A FRACTURED GENE IN DROSOPHILA	3	33
6445	2	14	4233 1974 GENETICS 77(1):71-94 BRENNER S GENETICS OF CAENORHABDITIS-ELEGANS	26	2731
6446	2	39	4234 1974 GENETICS 77(3):541-558 WALLACE B; KASS TL STRUCTURE OF GENE CONTROL REGIONS	7	28
6447	1	85	4235 1974 GENETICS 78(1):115-132 CHU EHY INDUCTION AND ANALYSIS OF GENE MUTATIONS IN CULTURED MAMMALIAN SOMATIC-CELLS	1	38
6448	3	8	4236 1974 GENETICS 78(1):133-134 WOLFF S; ABRAHAMSON S; BENDER MA; CONGER AD UNIFORMITY OF NORMALIZED RADIATION-INDUCED MUTATION RATES AMONG DIFFERENT SPECIES	0	1
6449	7	45	4237 1974 GENETICS 78(3):869-886 GELBART WM; MCCARRON M; PANDEY J; CHOVNICK A GENETIC LIMITS OF XANTHINE DEHYDROGENASE STRUCTURAL ELEMENT WITHIN ROSY LOCUS IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	3	63
6450	2	16	4238 1974 GENETICS 78(3):905-910 MILLER DA; DEV VG; TANTRAVAHI R; MILLER OJ; SCHIFFMAN MB; YATES RA; GLUECKSOHNSCHOE S CYTOLOGICAL DETECTION OF 25H-C DELETION INVOLVING ALBINO (C) LOCUS ON CHROMOSOME 7 IN MOUSE	1	23
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6451	5	52	4514 1975 GENETICS 79:3-14 OLBY R PROTEIN VERSION OF CENTRAL DOGMA - CRISIS FOR BIOLOGISTS	0	1
6452	3	55	4515 1975 GENETICS 79:137-150 HSU TC POSSIBLE FUNCTION OF CONSTITUTIVE HETEROCHROMATIN - BODYGUARD HYPOTHESIS	4	102
6453	1	12	4516 1975 GENETICS 79(2):207-212 SCHWARTZ D MOLECULAR-BASIS FOR ALLELIC COMPLEMENTATION OF ALCOHOL-DEHYDROGENASE MUTANTS OF MAIZE	9	22
6454	11	44	4517 1975 GENETICS 79(3):349-360 HORVITZ HR STUDIES OF MUTATIONS IN T4 CONTROL GENES 33 AND 55	0	4
6455	4	34	4518 1975 GENETICS 81(1):99-120 FOSTER GG NEGATIVE COMPLEMENTATION AT NOTCH LOCUS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	1	71
6456	4	36	4803 1976 GENETICS 83(1):25-47 WARREN AJ; WARREN WD; COX EC GENETIC AND MORPHOLOGICAL-STUDY OF AGGREGATION IN CELLULAR SLIME-MOLD POLYSPHONDYLIUM-VIOLACEUM	0	28
6457	1	21	4804 1976 GENETICS 83(2):423-432 LI WH MIXED MODEL OF MUTATION FOR ELECTROPHORETIC IDENTITY OF PROTEINS WITHIN AND BETWEEN POPULATIONS	0	18
6458	1	2	4805 1976 GENETICS 83(3):S42-S42 KUHN DT; CUNNINGHAM GN ALDEHYDE OXIDASE COMPARTMENTALIZATION IN DORSAL MESOTHORACIC DISK FROM DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	0	0
6459	3	23	4806 1976 GENETICS 83(4):719-736 SAND SA GENETIC-CONTROL OF GENE-EXPRESSION - INDEPENDENT LOCATION OF FLT(3) AND ITS INTERACTIONS WITH MUTABLE V LOCUS IN NICOTIANA	2	6
6460	6	44	4807 1976 GENETICS 84(1):1-25 RAVIN AW RYAN,FJ - IN MEMORIUM - 1916-1963	2	5
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6461	6	26	4808 1976 GENETICS 84(2):211-232 GELBART W; MCCARRON M; CHOVNICK A EXTENSION OF LIMITS OF XDH STRUCTURAL ELEMENT IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	3	69
6462	8	25	5140 1977 GENETICS 86(4):745-764 CULBERTSON MR; CHARNAS L; JOHNSON MT; FINK GR FRAMESHIFTS AND FRAMESHIFT SUPPRESSORS IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE	7	100
6463	2	40	5443 1978 GENETICS 88(4):709-722 ULLRICH RC REGULATION OF GENE-EXPRESSION - INCOMPATIBILITY IN SCHIZOPHYLLUM	0	11
6464	8	38	5444 1978 GENETICS 90(1):1-18 GASC AM; SICARD AM GENETIC STUDIES OF ACRIDINE-INDUCED MUTANTS IN STREPTOCOCCUS-PNEUMONIAE	1	13
6465	9	30	5445 1978 GENETICS 90(3):475-488 LEBLON G; PAQUETTE N INTRAGENIC SUPPRESSION AT B2 LOCUS IN ASCOBOLUS-IMMERSUS .1. IDENTIFICATION OF 3 DISTINCT GROUPS OF SUPPRESSION	1	17
6466	5	29	5446 1978 GENETICS 90(3):501-516 LAX C; FOGEL S NOVEL INTERALLELIC COMPLEMENTATION AT HIS1 LOCUS OF YEAST	2	7
6467	2	35	5749 1979 GENETICS 92(1):17-26 HOPPE I; JOHNSTON HM; BIEK D; ROTH JR REFINED MAP OF THE HISG GENE OF SALMONELLA-TYPHIMURIUM	1	26
6468	3	26	5750 1979 GENETICS 92(1):S39-S47 POPP RA; HIRSCH GP; BRADSHAW BS AMINO-ACID SUBSTITUTION - ITS USE IN DETECTION AND ANALYSIS OF GENETIC-VARIANTS	0	3
6469	4	11	5751 1979 GENETICS 92(4):1093-1106 LEBLON G INTRAGENIC SUPPRESSION AT THE B2 LOCUS IN ASCOBOLUS-IMMERSUS .2. CHARACTERISTICS OF THE MUTATIONS IN GROUP-A AND GROUP-E	0	6
6470	10	39	6089 1980 GENETICS 94(2):327-339 SNOW R GENETIC-EVIDENCE FOR INTERACTION BETWEEN NON-HOMOLOGOUS PROTEINS IN YEAST AND A CASE OF SUPPRESSION AT THE HIS1 LOCUS	0	2
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6471	1	20	6090 1980 GENETICS 95(2):367-381 LEWIS RA; KAUFMAN TC; DENELL RE; TALLERICO P GENETIC-ANALYSIS OF THE ANTENNAPEDIA GENE-COMPLEX (ANT-C) AND ADJACENT CHROMOSOMAL REGIONS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER .1. POLYTENE CHROMOSOME SEGMENTS 84B-D	0	74
6472	4	64	6091 1980 GENETICS 96(2):331-352 SMITH DH; BERGET PB; KING J TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE MUTANTS BLOCKED IN THE FOLDING OR SUBUNIT ASSEMBLY OF THE BACTERIOPHAGE-P22 TAIL-SPIKE PROTEIN .1. FINE-STRUCTURE MAPPING	2	61
6473	2	22	6092 1980 GENETICS 96(4):1007-1017 HALL BG ON THE EVOLUTION OF NEW METABOLIC FUNCTIONS IN DIPLOID ORGANISMS	0	7
6474	2	50	6491 1981 GENETICS 98(3):565-587 ENGELS WR GERMLINE HYPERMUTABILITY IN DROSOPHILA AND ITS RELATION TO HYBRID DYSGENESIS AND CYTOTYPE	2	61
6475	4	25	6492 1981 GENETICS 99(3-4):555-571 OHTA T FURTHER STUDY ON THE GENETIC CORRELATION BETWEEN MEMBERS OF A MULTIGENE FAMILY	0	5
6476	13	43	6934 1982 GENETICS 101(3-4):519-531 HICKEY DA SELFISH DNA - A SEXUALLY-TRANSMITTED NUCLEAR PARASITE	54	161
6477	5	12	6935 1982 GENETICS 102(4):615-625 SHCHERBAKOV VP; PLUGINA LA; KUDRYASHOVA EA; EFREMOVA OI; SIZOVA ST; TOOMPUU OG MARKER-DEPENDENT RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 .1. OUTLINE OF THE PHENOMENON AND EVIDENCE SUGGESTING A MISMATCH REPAIR MECHANISM	4	11
6478	5	6	6936 1982 GENETICS 102(4):627-637 SHCHERBAKOV VP; PLUGINA LA; KUDRYASHOVA EA; EFREMOVA OI; SIZOVA ST; TOOMPUU OG MARKER-DEPENDENT RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 .2. THE EVALUATION OF MISMATCH REPAIRABILITIES IN CROSSES WITHIN INDICATOR DISTANCES	3	8
6479	5	25	6937 1982 GENETICS 102(4):737-749 STRUHL G SPINELESS-ARISTAPEDIA - A HOMEOTIC GENE THAT DOES NOT CONTROL THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPECIFIC COMPARTMENTS IN DROSOPHILA	0	26
6480	7	11	7338 1983 GENETICS 103(1):23-29 KOHNO T; BOSSI L; ROTH JR NEW SUPPRESSORS OF FRAMESHIFT MUTATIONS IN SALMONELLA-TYPHIMURIUM	1	7
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6481	9	30	7339 1983 GENETICS 103(3):353-366 RIPLEY LS; SHOEMAKER NB A MAJOR ROLE FOR BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 DNA-POLYMERASE IN FRAMESHIFT MUTAGENESIS	8	38
6482	4	43	7340 1983 GENETICS 103(4):581-592 BIEL SW; HARTL DL EVOLUTION OF TRANSPOSONS - NATURAL-SELECTION FOR TN5 IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI-K12	20	61
6483	2	26	7341 1983 GENETICS 105(1):157-167 POPP RA; BAILIFF EG; SKOW LC; JOHNSON FM; LEWIS SE ANALYSIS OF A MOUSE ALPHA-GLOBIN GENE MUTATION INDUCED BY ETHYLNITROSOUREA	1	75
6484	6	30	7342 1983 GENETICS 105(2):461-468 WALSH JB ROLE OF BIASED GENE CONVERSION IN ONE-LOCUS NEUTRAL THEORY AND GENOME EVOLUTION	0	20
6485	2	21	7343 1983 GENETICS 105(4):957-968 NASH D; JANCA FC HYPOMORPHIC LETHAL MUTATIONS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS FOR THE INTERPRETATION OF LETHAL COMPLEMENTATION STUDIES IN DROSOPHILA	1	12
6486	5	17	7733 1984 GENETICS 107(1):9-18 JOHNSON RC; REZNIKOFF WS COPY NUMBER CONTROL OF TN5 TRANSPOSITION	4	32
6487	6	74	7734 1984 GENETICS 107(2):231-277 CLINE TW AUTOREGULATORY FUNCTIONING OF A DROSOPHILA GENE-PRODUCT THAT ESTABLISHES AND MAINTAINS THE SEXUALLY DETERMINED STATE	1	186
6488	3	30	7735 1984 GENETICS 107(4):611-634 LIVAK KJ ORGANIZATION AND MAPPING OF A SEQUENCE ON THE DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER X-CHROMOSOME AND Y-CHROMOSOME THAT IS TRANSCRIBED DURING SPERMATOGENESIS	3	120
6489	4	44	7736 1984 GENETICS 107(4):657-678 ENGELS WR; PRESTON CR FORMATION OF CHROMOSOME REARRANGEMENTS BY P-FACTORS IN DROSOPHILA	5	131
6490	18	46	8113 1985 GENETICS 109(4):633-659 STREISINGER G; OWEN JE MECHANISMS OF SPONTANEOUS AND INDUCED FRAMESHIFT MUTATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE-T4	17	209
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6491	16	118	8114 1985 GENETICS 110(2):345-364 WALSH JB HOW MANY PROCESSED PSEUDOGENES ARE ACCUMULATED IN A GENE FAMILY	1	15
6492	7	32	8115 1985 GENETICS 111(2):219-231 DYKHUIZEN DE; SAWYER SA; GREEN L; MILLER RD; HARTL DL JOINT DISTRIBUTION OF INSERTION ELEMENT-IS4 AND ELEMENT-IS5 IN NATURAL ISOLATES OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI	1	10
6493	6	53	8528 1986 GENETICS 112(2):393-407 BROOKFIELD JFY A MODEL FOR DNA-SEQUENCE EVOLUTION WITHIN TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENT FAMILIES	3	18
6494	11	29	8529 1986 GENETICS 112(4):727-739 WEISS RB; GALLANT JA FRAMESHIFT SUPPRESSION IN AMINOACYL-TRANSFER-RNA LIMITED CELLS	8	35
6495	6	62	8530 1986 GENETICS 112(4):785-802 CROSBY MA; MEYEROWITZ EM LETHAL MUTATIONS FLANKING THE 68C GLUE GENE-CLUSTER ON CHROMOSOME-3 OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	2	23
6496	7	39	8531 1986 GENETICS 113(1):145-159 OHTA T POPULATION-GENETICS OF AN EXPANDING FAMILY OF MOBILE GENETIC ELEMENTS	4	16
6497	4	47	8532 1986 GENETICS 113(4):821-852 PARK EC; HORVITZ HR MUTATIONS WITH DOMINANT EFFECTS ON THE BEHAVIOR AND MORPHOLOGY OF THE NEMATODE CAENORHABDITIS-ELEGANS	2	95
6498	13	44	8533 1986 GENETICS 114(3):705-716 HERRINGTON MB; KOHLI A; FARACI M FRAMESHIFT SUPPRESSION BY THYA MUTANTS OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI K-12	1	8
6499	5	32	8944 1987 GENETICS 115(1):51-63 SAWYER SA; DYKHUIZEN DE; DUBOSE RF; GREEN L; MUTANGADURAMHLANGA T; WOLCZYK DF; HARTL DL DISTRIBUTION AND ABUNDANCE OF INSERTION SEQUENCES AMONG NATURAL ISOLATES OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI	7	80
6500	4	15	8945 1987 GENETICS 115(2):217-218 DOVE WF ANECDOTAL, HISTORICAL AND CRITICAL COMMENTARIES ON GENETICS	0	0
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6501	9	55	8946 1987 GENETICS 115(3):393-403 HUGHES MB; YEE AMF; DAWSON M; KARAM J GENETIC-MAPPING OF THE AMINO-TERMINAL DOMAIN OF BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 DNA-POLYMERASE	0	16
6502	5	50	8947 1987 GENETICS 116(2):265-274 HOLLOCHER H; PLACE AR PARTIAL CORRECTION OF STRUCTURAL DEFECTS IN ALCOHOL-DEHYDROGENASE THROUGH INTERALLELIC COMPLEMENTATION IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	2	7
6503	13	30	9299 1988 GENETICS 118(2):181-191 DEBOER JG; RIPLEY LS AN INVITRO ASSAY FOR FRAMESHIFT MUTATIONS - HOTSPOTS FOR DELETIONS OF 1-BP BY KLENOW-FRAGMENT POLYMERASE SHARE A CONSENSUS DNA-SEQUENCE	4	28
6504	4	23	9300 1988 GENETICS 118(3):411-415 FUTCHER B; REID E; HICKEY DA MAINTENANCE OF THE 2-MU-M CIRCLE PLASMID OF SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE BY SEXUAL TRANSMISSION - AN EXAMPLE OF A SELFISH DNA	3	17
6505	1	7	9301 1988 GENETICS 119(4):739-741 ROMAN H A DIAMOND IN A DESERT	1	7
6506	4	35	9302 1988 GENETICS 120(1):123-134 JAHN CL; PRESCOTT KE; WAGGENER MW ORGANIZATION OF THE MICRONUCLEAR GENOME OF OXYTRICHA-NOVA	1	17
6507	3	42	9303 1988 GENETICS 120(4):965-976 DUTCHER SK; GIBBONS W; INWOOD WB A GENETIC-ANALYSIS OF SUPPRESSORS OF THE PF10 MUTATION IN CHLAMYDOMONAS-REINHARDTII	1	19
6508	2	41	9647 1989 GENETICS 122(1):169-179 TUCKER PK; LEE BK; EICHER EM Y-CHROMOSOME EVOLUTION IN THE SUBGENUS MUS (GENUS MUS)	0	41
6509	4	45	9648 1989 GENETICS 123(4):621-624 CHOVNICK A INTRAGENIC RECOMBINATION IN DROSOPHILA - THE ROSY LOCUS	1	1
6510	4	22	10045 1990 GENETICS 124(3):449-454 KLECKNER N REGULATING TN10 AND IS10 TRANSPOSITION	2	15
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6511	4	53	10046 1990 GENETICS 124(3):533-545 LOUIS EJ; HABER JE THE SUBTELOMERIC Y' REPEAT FAMILY IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE - AN EXPERIMENTAL SYSTEM FOR REPEATED SEQUENCE EVOLUTION	0	74
6512	4	29	10047 1990 GENETICS 124(4):889-897 TIONG SYK; NASH D GENETIC-ANALYSIS OF THE ADENOSINE-3 (GART) REGION OF THE 2ND CHROMOSOME OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	2	21
6513	5	55	10048 1990 GENETICS 125(2):237-248 DAEGELEN P; BRODY E THE RIIA GENE OF BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 .1. ITS DNA-SEQUENCE AND DISCOVERY OF A NEW OPEN READING FRAME BETWEEN GENES 60 AND RIIA	0	8
6514	2	42	10049 1990 GENETICS 125(2):399-406 LOHE AR; ROBERTS PA AN UNUSUAL Y-CHROMOSOME OF DROSOPHILA-SIMULANS CARRYING AMPLIFIED RDNA SPACER WITHOUT RIBOSOMAL-RNA GENES	2	38
6515	6	16	10378 1991 GENETICS 127(3):453-462 MASUREKAR M; KREUZER KN; RIPLEY LS THE SPECIFICITY OF TOPOISOMERASE-MEDIATED DNA CLEAVAGE DEFINES ACRIDINE-INDUCED FRAMESHIFT SPECIFICITY WITHIN A HOTSPOT IN BACTERIOPHAGE-T4	1	14
6516	20	75	10379 1991 GENETICS 128(4):673-685 SHCHERBAKOV VP; PLUGINA LA MARKER-DEPENDENT RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 .3. STRUCTURAL PREREQUISITES FOR MARKER DISCRIMINATION	1	10
6517	3	21	10380 1991 GENETICS 129(2):313-316 LEDERBERG J THE GENE (MULLER,H.J. 1947)	0	6
6518	10	60	10725 1992 GENETICS 130(2):241-249 MODI RI; CASTILLA LH; PUSKASROZSA S; HELLING RB; ADAMS J GENETIC CHANGES ACCOMPANYING INCREASED FITNESS IN EVOLVING POPULATIONS OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI	7	16
6519	5	34	10726 1992 GENETICS 130(2):305-314 JAMES SW; LEFEBVRE PA GENETIC INTERACTIONS AMONG CHLAMYDOMONAS-REINHARDTII MUTATIONS THAT CONFER RESISTANCE TO ANTI-MICROTUBULE HERBICIDES	0	5
6520	8	66	10727 1992 GENETICS 131(1):31-42 WILKE CM; ADAMS J FITNESS EFFECTS OF TY TRANSPOSITION IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE	11	31
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6521	6	56	11144 1993 GENETICS 133(3):637-648 BEUKEBOOM LW; WERREN JH DELETION ANALYSIS OF THE SELFISH B-CHROMOSOME, PATERNAL SEX-RATIO (PSR), IN THE PARASITIC WASP NASONIA-VITRIPENNIS	2	22
6522	3	56	11145 1993 GENETICS 134(4):999-1002 DOVE WF THE GENE, THE POLYGENE, AND THE GENOME	0	2
6523	5	47	11556 1994 GENETICS 136(2):423-426 LEDERBERG J THE TRANSFORMATION OF GENETICS BY DNA - AN ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION OF AVERY, MACLEOD AND MCCARTY (1944)	0	4
6524	6	73	11557 1994 GENETICS 136(2):427-438 GORDON CL; KING J GENETIC PROPERTIES OF TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE FOLDING MUTANTS OF THE COAT PROTEIN OF PHAGE-P22	1	22
6525	5	70	11558 1994 GENETICS 137(3):803-813 BRIZUELA BJ; ELFRING L; BALLARD J; TAMKUN JW; KENNISON JA GENETIC-ANALYSIS OF THE BRAHMA GENE OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER AND POLYTENE CHROMOSOME SUBDIVISIONS 72AB	1	53
6526	8	89	11559 1994 GENETICS 137(3):815-827 SNIEGOWSKI PD; CHARLESWORTH B TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENT NUMBERS IN COSMOPOLITAN INVERSIONS FROM A NATURAL-POPULATION OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	5	33
6527	2	43	11560 1994 GENETICS 138(2):241-246 STAHL FW THE HOLLIDAY JUNCTION ON ITS 30TH ANNIVERSARY	0	27
6528	15	112	11561 1994 GENETICS 138(3):553-564 SANTOS ME; DRAKE JW RATES OF SPONTANEOUS MUTATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 ARE INDEPENDENT OF HOST FIDELITY DETERMINANTS	0	12
6529	2	49	11562 1994 GENETICS 138(4):975-981 EDELMAN GM THE EVOLUTION OF SOMATIC SELECTION - THE ANTIBODY TALE	0	3
6530	11	51	12065 1995 GENETICS 139(2):745-756 SANICOLA M; SEKELSKY J; ELSON S; GELBART WM DRAWING A STRIPE IN DROSOPHILA IMAGINAL DISKS - NEGATIVE REGULATION OF DECAPENTAPLEGIC AND PATCHED EXPRESSION BY ENGRAILED	6	80
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6531	5	52	12066 1995 GENETICS 141(4):1365-1382 RAIZEN DM; LEE RYN; AVERY L INTERACTING GENES REQUIRED FOR PHARYNGEAL EXCITATION BY MOTOR-NEURON MC IN CAENORHABDITIS-ELEGANS	0	41
6532	5	54	12532 1996 GENETICS 142(2):549-555 Zhao YP; Daggett LP; Hardies SC Mus spretus LINE-1s in the Mus musculus domesticus inbred strain C57BL/6J are from two different Mus spretus LINE-1 subfamilies	0	4
6533	4	52	12533 1996 GENETICS 142(3):865-878 Gepner J; Li MG; Ludmann S; Kortas C; Boylan K; Iyadurai SJP; McGrail M; Hays TS Cytoplasmic dynein function is essential in Drosophila melanogaster	0	48
6534	2	55	12534 1996 GENETICS 142(4):1225-1235 Simonelig M; Elliott K; Mitchelson A; OHare K Interallelic complementation at the suppressor of forked locus of Drosophila reveals complementation between suppressor of forked proteins mutated in different regions	0	13
6535	2	34	12535 1996 GENETICS 144(1):369-382 Albert B; Godelle B; Atlan A; DePaepe R; Gouyon PH Dynamics of plant mitochondrial genome: Model of a three-level selection process	0	15
6536	2	18	13034 1997 GENETICS 145(4):863-865 Stadler D Ultraviolet-induced mutation and the chemical nature of the gene	0	3
6537	1	17	13534 1998 GENETICS 148(4):1415-1418 Fox MS Some recollections and reflections on mutation rates	0	2
6538	3	62	13535 1998 GENETICS 148(4):1539-1550 Paddison P; Abedon ST; Dressman HK; Gailbreath K; Tracy J; Mosser E; Neitzel J; Guttman B; Kutter E The roles of the bacteriophage T4 r genes in lysis inhibition and fine-structure genetics: A new perspective	1	18
6539	6	47	13536 1998 GENETICS 149(1):1-6 Stahl FW Hershey	1	2
6540	6	62	13537 1998 GENETICS 150(1):1-9 Judd BH Genes and chromomeres: A puzzle in three dimensions	0	5
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6541	5	71	14078 1999 GENETICS 151(2):545-555 Shiu PKT; Glass NL Molecular characterization of tol, a mediator of mating-type-associated vegetative incompatibility in Neurospora crassa	0	14
6542	1	24	14079 1999 GENETICS 153(3):1071-1076 Dronamraju KR Erwin Schrodinger and the origins of molecular biology	0	1
6543	5	86	14631 2000 GENETICS 155(2):481-486 Abedon ST The murky origin of snow white and her T-Even dwarfs	0	3
6544	2	26	15694 2002 GENETICS 162(2):527-532 Stretton AOW The first sequence: Fred Sanger and insulin	1	3
6545	12	89	16272 2003 GENETICS 164(4):1291-1303 Akashi H Translational selection and yeast proteome evolution	0	1
6546	2	15	16273 2003 GENETICS 165(4):1633-1639 Altman S RNA processing: A postdoc in a great laboratory	0	1
6547	1	45	16821 2004 GENETICS 166(3):1357-1366 Derome N; Metayer K; Montchamp-Moreau C; Veuille M Signature of selective sweep associated with the evolution of sex-ratio drive in Drosophila simulans	0	0
6548	2	22	15695 2002 GENETICS IN MEDICINE 4(6):468-471 McCabe ERB Translational genomics in medical genetics	0	1
6549	1	22	12536 1996 GENETICS OF CRIMINAL AND ANTISOCIAL BEHAVIOUR 194:265-271 Rutter M Symposium on Genetics of criminal and antisocial behaviour, held at the Ciba Foundation, London 14-16 February 1995 - Concluding remarks	0	0
6550	7	29	3610 1972 GENETIKA 8(1):102-& SIMAROV BV; MIRONOVA LN NEW TYPE OF DOMINANT SUPERSUPPRESSORS IN YEAST SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE	1	2
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6551	6	20	3611 1972 GENETIKA 8(2):119-& ALIKHANY.SI; PIRUZYAN ES; METREVEL.TV STUDY OF OPAL-MUTANTS OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4B .1. LOCATION OF AMBER-MUTANTS AND OPAL-MUTANTS ON MAP OF GENE 47 OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4B	0	3
6552	9	14	3612 1972 GENETIKA 8(4):103-& ALIKHANY.SI; PIRUZYAN ES; METREVEL.TV STUDY OF OPAL MUTANTS OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4B .2. ASSAY OF CHARACTERS OF AMBER AND OPAL MUTANTS IN GENE 47 OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4B	0	1
6553	6	12	3613 1972 GENETIKA 8(6):56-& POZDNYAK.VN; MAISURYA.AN; BUYANOVS.EA SUPPRESSION OF OPAL-MUTANTS OF T4 PHAGE BY CR-63 STRAIN OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI	0	0
6554	8	25	4239 1974 GENETIKA 10(11):111-120 FEDOROVA IV; BONDAREV GN LETHAL AND MUTAGENIC EFFECTS OF ACRIDINE MUSTARDS IN RADIOSENSITIVE MUTANTS OF SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE	0	11
6555	4	26	4519 1975 GENETIKA 11(1):73-79 GVOZDEV VA; GOSTIMSKII SA; GERASIMOVA TI; DUBROVSKAYA ES; BRASLAVSKY OY FINE-STRUCTURE ANALYSIS AT 2D3-2F5 REGION OF X-CHROMOSOME OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	1	12
6556	5	57	4520 1975 GENETIKA 11(2):175-182 ZHIMULEV IF; BELYAEVA ES STRUCTURAL AND FUNCTIONAL ORGANIZATION OF POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES	4	8
6557	4	14	4809 1976 GENETIKA 12(6):95-102 CHIRKOV GP; SIZOVA ST; EFREMOVA OI; GUTNIKOVA MN; KUDRYASHOVA EA; VOLKODAV LP; SHCHERBAKOV VP SUPPRESSION OF DNA-LIGASE DEFICIENCY AND SELECTIVE TECHNIQUE FOR ANALYSIS OF PHAGE-T4 MUTANTS AND RECOMBINANTS WITH RII PHENOTYPE	3	6
6558	1	137	5141 1977 GENETIKA 13(4):710-734 LANTZOV VA RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIA	0	7
6559	6	41	5142 1977 GENETIKA 13(8):1398-& ZHIMULEV IF; BELYAEVA ES VARIATION OF BANDING-PATTERN IN POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER LARVAE	5	12
6560	5	19	5447 1978 GENETIKA 14(1):111-121 SHCHERBAKOV VP; CHIRKOV GP; SIZOVA ST; EFREMOVA OI; PLUGINA LA; KUDRYASHOVA EA; LICHINA MV; GUTNIKOVA MN; KONONOVA SD; TOOMPUU OG STUDY OF MARKER-DEPENDENCE OF GENETIC RECOMBINATIONS IN T4-PHAGE BY MEANS OF INDICATOR CROSSES	3	8
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6561	1	61	5448 1978 GENETIKA 14(3):536-544 KRIVOGORNITSYN BI NATURE OF WINTER ADAPTATION PROCESS IN CEREALS	0	0
6562	1	27	5449 1978 GENETIKA 14(4):632-& KOROCHKIN LI; MATVEEVA NM; KUZIN BA; KARASIK GI; MAXIMOVSKY LF REGULATION OF GENE ACTIVITY IN EUKARYOTES .1. RELATIONSHIP OF GENES CONTROLLING SYNTHESIS OF ORGANO-SPECIFIC ESTERASE IN DROSOPHILA OF VIRILIS GROUP	0	6
6563	7	25	5450 1978 GENETIKA 14(11):1928-1934 SAMSONOVA IA; BOTTCHER F STUDIES ON MUTABILITY OF PLASTOM .6. EFFECT OF ACRIDINE COMPOUNDS ON FREQUENCY OF REVERSE MUTATIONS IN PLASTOM MUTANT PL-ALB 1 OF TOMATO	0	3
6564	4	11	5752 1979 GENETIKA 15(2):199-208 SHCHERBAKOV VP; SIZOVA ST; PLUGINA LA ASYMMETRY OF THE FREQUENCIES OF RECIPROCAL RECOMBINATIONS IN CROSSES BETWEEN RIIB MUTANTS OF T4 PHAGE	2	4
6565	5	20	5753 1979 GENETIKA 15(4):583-593 RUSCHENKO EP SOME PECULIARITIES OF INTERALLELIC COMPLEMENTATION IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE ADE2 LOCUS	0	0
6566	12	36	5754 1979 GENETIKA 15(10):1784-& SEMESHIN VF; ZHIMULEV IF; BELYAEVA ES CYTOGENETIC STUDY OF THE REGION-9E-10A OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER X-CHROMOSOME .1. MORPHOLOGY OF THE REGION AND MAPPING OF DELETIONS AFFECTING THE BAND-10A1-2	6	14
6567	4	17	6093 1980 GENETIKA 16(5):759-776 SUKHODOLETZ VV ON THE QUESTION OF ORIGIN OF THE GENETIC-CODE - A POSSIBILITY OF THE PHYSICAL PREDESTINATION OF SETS OF THE GENERAL AMINO-ACIDS AND THE 1ST 2 BASES IN CODONS	0	13
6568	4	12	6493 1981 GENETIKA 17(3):411-419 SCHERBAKOV VP; EFREMOVA OI; PLUGINA LA SILENT MARKER EFFECTS IN RECOMBINATION OF BACTERIOPHAGE-T4	0	0
6569	4	27	6938 1982 GENETIKA 18(4):565-574 KVASHA VV; SOIDLA TR; GORDENIN DA; MIKHAILOVA NP; INGEVECHTOMOV SG ANALYSIS OF COMPLEMENTATION AND GENETIC MAPS OF THE ADE2 GENE IN SACCHAROMYCES CEREVISIAE	0	4
6570	9	30	6939 1982 GENETIKA 18(4):596-612 ZHIMULEV IF; SEMESHIN VF; KOTCHNEVA GV; FOMINA OV; BARITCHEVA EM; BELYAEVA ES CYTOGENETIC STUDY OF THE 9E-10A REGION OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER X-CHROMOSOME .4. OBTAINING AND CHARACTERIZATION OF CHROMOSOME REARRANGEMENTS WITHIN THE RAS-DSH INTERVAL	1	4
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6571	4	29	6940 1982 GENETIKA 18(9):1442-1452 SHCHERBAKOV VP; PLUGINA LA; KUDRYASHOVA EA RECOMBINATION IN T4-BACTERIOPHAGE - ON THE NATURE OF RECOMBINATION DISTURBANCES INDUCED BY A NON-HOMOLOGY REGION	0	1
6572	5	14	7344 1983 GENETIKA 19(2):232-239 BULYZHENKOV VE; IVANOV VI INTERRELATIONS OF POLYCLONES IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF VENTRAL MESOTHORACIC STRUCTURES IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	0	2
6573	4	18	7345 1983 GENETIKA 19(11):1749-1752 ZAKHAROV IA CUTTING OF INSERTIONS FROM DNA-MOLECULES DURING HETERODUPLEX FORMATION AS A POSSIBLE MECHANISM OF MAINTENANCE OF THE GENOME STABILITY	0	0
6574	1	26	7737 1984 GENETIKA 20(12):1953-1960 ANANIEV EV; BARSKY VE; ILYIN YV; RYZIC MV MULTIPLE STRUCTURAL GENES OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER WITH VARYING LOCATION IN CHROMOSOMES .10. REGULARITIES OF DISTRIBUTION OF MOBILE GENETIC ELEMENTS IN POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES	1	2
6575	2	47	8116 1985 GENETIKA 21(1):5-14 GERASIMOVA TI MOLECULAR-BASIS OF HYBRID DYSGENESIS	1	5
6576	5	70	8117 1985 GENETIKA 21(5):693-706 SUKHODOLETS VV ORGANIZATION OF THE ESCHERICHIA-COLI GENOME	0	5
6577	4	41	8534 1986 GENETIKA 22(3):357-367 SHAHMURADOV IA; KOLCHANOV NA; SOLOVYOV VV; RATNER VA ENHANCER-LIKE STRUCTURES IN MIDDLE REPETITIVE DNA ELEMENTS OF EUKARYOTIC GENOMES	0	1
6578	4	29	8535 1986 GENETIKA 22(5):767-776 IROSHNIKOVA GA; KARPOVA EV; KVITKO KV INVESTIGATION OF PIGMENTATION MODIFYING MUTATIONS IN CHLAMYDOMONAS-REINHARDII STRAINS OF DIFFERENT PLOIDY .5. INDUCTION OF REVERSIONS IN LTS1 GENE-MUTATIONS BY DIFFERENT MUTAGENS	0	4
6579	4	28	9304 1988 GENETIKA 24(2):306-310 SIVOLAP YM STUDY OF GENOME SIZE OF SOME CULTIVATED CEREALS	0	0
6580	4	21	9649 1989 GENETIKA 25(11):1968-1978 SEMESHIN VF; DEMAKOV SA; ZHIMULEV IF CHARACTERISTICS OF STRUCTURES FORMED BY TRANSPOSED DNA FRAGMENTS IN DROSOPHILA POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES	2	5
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6581	4	14	10050 1990 GENETIKA 26(5):833-841 BAUMANIS GE; AUZA SY; YAKOBSONS YO TRANSPOSON PARTICIPATION IN REPLICATION - TN5 SUPPRESSES TS MUTATION FOR PLASMID-RP1 REPLICATION IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI-CELLS	0	0
6582	7	82	10728 1992 GENETIKA 28(12):5-17 RATNER VA; VASILYEVA LA THE ROLE OF MOBILE GENETIC ELEMENTS (MGES) IN MICROEVOLUTION	1	0
6583	19	133	11146 1993 GENETIKA 29(6):885-904 MGLINETZ VA POSITIONAL AND GENETIC INFORMATION IN INSECT LIMB BUDS	0	2
6584	5	33	11147 1993 GENETIKA 29(12):1969-1981 SERDOBOVA IM; KRAMEROV DA USING OF SHORT RETROPOSON-B2 IN THE STUDY OF PHYLOGENETIC RELATIONSHIP IN RODENTS	0	4
6585	7	54	11563 1994 GENETIKA 30(5):593-599 RATNER VA; VASILEVA LA CRITICAL LIMITATIONS ON THE GENOMIC SYSTEM OF MOBILE GENETIC ELEMENTS	0	10
6586	8	30	11564 1994 GENETIKA 30(5):622-626 GREBENSHCHIKOVA SM; PLUGINA LA; SHCHERBAKOV VP THE ROLE OF T4-BACTERIOPHAGE ENDONUCLEASE-VII IN CORRECTION OF MISMATCHED REGIONS	0	9
6587	3	75	11565 1994 GENETIKA 30(8):1022-1035 INGEVECHTOMOV SG; MIRONOVA LN; TERAVANESYAN MD AMBIGUITY OF TRANSLATION - A EUKARYOTIC VERSION	0	15
6588	1	20	16822 2004 GENEVA PAPERS ON RISK AND INSURANCE-ISSUES AND PRACTICE 29(3):490-502 Cantley M Life sciences and GMOs: Still an uninsurable risk?	0	0
6589	3	34	8948 1987 GENOME 29(2):285-291 CABRERO J; CAMACHO JPM POPULATION CYTOGENETICS OF CHORTHIPPUS-VAGANS .2. REDUCED MEIOTIC TRANSMISSION BUT INCREASED FERTILIZATION BY MALES POSSESSING A SUPERNUMERARY CHROMOSOME	0	1
6590	7	56	8949 1987 GENOME 29(3):481-489 GOLD JR; AMEMIYA CT GENOME SIZE VARIATION IN NORTH-AMERICAN MINNOWS (CYPRINIDAE) .2. VARIATION AMONG 20 SPECIES	5	37
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6591	4	48	9650 1989 GENOME 31(1):68-73 RADMAN M MISMATCH REPAIR AND THE FIDELITY OF GENETIC-RECOMBINATION	0	45
6592	2	23	10051 1990 GENOME 33(2):170-176 BRANDHAM PE MEIOTIC CROSSING-OVER BETWEEN SITES ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF THE CENTROMERES OF HOMOEOLOGUES IS FREQUENT IN HYBRID ALOEACEAE	0	3
6593	6	18	10381 1991 GENOME 34(2):215-219 ZACHAROPOULOU A; BOURTZIS K; KERREMANS P A COMPARISON OF POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES IN SALIVARY-GLANDS AND ORBITAL BRISTLE TRICHOGEN CELLS IN CERATITIS-CAPITATA	3	8
6594	6	45	10382 1991 GENOME 34(6):998-1006 KUMAR A; RAI KS ORGANIZATION OF A CLONED REPETITIVE DNA FRAGMENT IN MOSQUITO GENOMES (DIPTERA, CULICIDAE)	0	6
6595	8	122	10729 1992 GENOME 35(2):171-181 LAPITAN NLV ORGANIZATION AND EVOLUTION OF HIGHER-PLANT NUCLEAR GENOMES	2	74
6596	6	30	11148 1993 GENOME 36(2):334-342 SOL K; DUBOW MS SEQUENCE-ANALYSIS OF CLONED HUMAN SATELLITE DNAS REVEALS NONRANDOM VARIATIONS	0	2
6597	11	73	11149 1993 GENOME 36(3):449-458 RUEDAS LA; COOK JA; YATES TL; BICKHAM JW CONSERVATIVE GENOME SIZE AND RAPID CHROMOSOMAL EVOLUTION IN THE SOUTH-AMERICAN TUCO-TUCOS (RODENTIA, CTENOMYIDAE)	0	11
6598	2	49	11566 1994 GENOME 37(2):333-344 NASH D; HU S; LEONARD NJ; TIONG SYK; FILLIPS D THE RASPBERRY LOCUS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER INCLUDES AN INOSINE MONOPHOSPHATE DEHYDROGENASE LIKE CODING SEQUENCE	0	4
6599	3	53	13538 1998 GENOME 41(4):487-494 Rokka VM; Clark MS; Knudson DL; Pehu E; Lapitan NLV Cytological and molecular characterization of repetitive DNA sequences of Solanum brevidens and Solanum tuberosum	0	2
6600	9	49	14632 2000 GENOME 43(5):895-901 Gregory TR Nucleotypic effects without nuclei: Genome size and erythrocyte size in mammals	5	15

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