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11701	6	72	13686 1998 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 15(12):1589-1599 Cizeron G; Lemeunier F; Loevenbruck C; Brehm A; Biemont C Distribution of the retrotransposable element 412 in Drosophila species	0	4
11702	5	53	14769 2000 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 17(2):320-330 Costas J; Naveira H Evolutionary history of the human endogenous retrovirus family ERV9	0	13
11703	21	34	14770 2000 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 17(4):511-518 Freeland SJ; Knight RD; Landweber LF; Hurst LD Early fixation of an optimal genetic code	9	20
11704	8	53	14771 2000 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 17(11):1685-1694 Simmen MW; Bird A Sequence analysis of transposable elements in the sea squirt, Ciona intestinalis	0	11
11705	2	13	15309 2001 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 18(8):1558-1565 Zhang ZD; Cavalier-Smith T; Green BR A family of selfish minicircular chromosomes with jumbled chloroplast gene fragments from a dinoflagellate	0	10
11706	2	29	15863 2002 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 19(6):884-890 Ackerman H; Udalova I; Hull J; Kwiatkowski D Evolution of a polymorphic regulatory element in interferon-gamma through transposition and mutation	0	5
11707	16	61	15864 2002 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 19(7):1154-1161 Vieira C; Nardon C; Arpin C; Lepetit D; Biemont C Evolution of genome size in drosophila. Is the invader's genome being invaded by transposable elements?	2	8
11708	3	34	15865 2002 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 19(10):1645-1655 Brooks DJ; Fresco JR; Lesk AM; Singh M Evolution of amino acid frequencies in proteins over deep time: Inferred order of introduction of amino acids into the genetic code	2	2
11709	8	44	16456 2003 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION 20(11):1925-1931 Ganko EW; Bhattachajee V; Schliekelman P; McDonald JF Evidence for the contribution of LTR retrotransposons to C-elegans gene evolution	0	2
11710	1	39	10851 1992 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL 3(12):1455-1462 KUBALEK EW; UYEDA TQP; SPUDICH JA A DICTYOSTELIUM MYOSIN-II LACKING A PROXIMAL 58-KDA PORTION OF THE TAIL IS FUNCTIONAL INVITRO AND INVIVO	1	34
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11711	11	113	13218 1997 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY OF THE CELL 8(2):189-203 Fuchs E Keith R Porter Lecture, 1996. Of Mice and Men: Genetic disorders of the cytoskeleton	1	56
11712	4	21	4345 1974 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 1(7):385-390 MIRZABEK.AD; KOLCHINS.AM LOCALIZATION OF SOME MOLECULES WITHIN GROOVES OF DNA BY MODIFICATION OF THEIR COMPLEXES WITH DIMETHYL SULFATE	0	29
11713	2	19	4600 1975 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 2(3):247-254 VARSHAVSKY AJ; BAKAYEV VV STUDIES ON CHROMATIN .4. EVIDENCE FOR A TOROIDAL SHAPE OF CHROMATIN SUBUNITS	15	32
11714	3	25	4601 1975 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 2(3):255-262 VARSHAVSKY AJ; GEORGIEV GP STUDIES ON CHROMATIN .5. MODEL FOR STRUCTURE OF CHROMATIN SUBUNIT	11	24
11715	2	18	5550 1978 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 4(2):117-120 LERMAN MI; DEGTYAREV SV PERIODICALLY INTERSPERSED REPETITIVE SEQUENCES MAY GOVERN HIGHER-ORDER DNA COILING IN CHROMATIN AND CHROMOSOMES	0	3
11716	2	19	5859 1979 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 4(4):195-201 GUGLIELMI L; GIANFRANCESCHI GL; VENANZI F; POLZONETTI A; AMICI D SPECIFIC THYMIC PEPTIDES DNA INTERACTION - CORRELATION WITH THE POSSIBLE STEREOCHEMICAL KINKING SCHEME OF DNA	0	1
11717	16	37	6206 1980 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 6(4):219-223 KHACHATRIAN HT; POSPELOV VA SPATIAL-ORGANIZATION OF HISTONES AND DNA IN THE NUCLEOSOME CORE PARTICLE - A MODEL	0	0
11718	14	82	6624 1981 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 7(1-3):149-158 ZUCKERKANDL E A GENERAL FUNCTION OF NON-CODING POLYNUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCES - MASS BINDING OF TRANSCONFORMATIONAL PROTEINS	12	35
11719	10	32	6625 1981 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 8(1):45-49 LAWRENCE JJ; GOELTZ P INVOLVEMENT OF HISTONE H-1 IN THE STRUCTURE OF THE LINKER DNA IN NUCLEOSOMES AS REVEALED BY NUCLEASES	0	0
11720	6	29	7851 1984 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 9(4):245-251 PANDEY RS; KANUNGO MS ANALYSIS OF CHROMATIN OF SKELETAL-MUSCLE OF DEVELOPING RATS USING MICROCOCCAL NUCLEASE AND DNASE-I	0	2
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11721	9	29	8275 1985 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 10(4):215-219 CHATURVEDI MM; KANUNGO MS ANALYSIS OF CONFORMATION AND FUNCTION OF THE CHROMATIN OF THE BRAIN OF YOUNG AND OLD RATS	1	22
11722	1	35	8668 1986 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 11(3):177-187 BRODERS F; RAZIN S; FARACHE G; MOREAU J; SCHERRER K CORRELATIONS OF REPETITIVE AND AT-RICH DNA SEGMENTS WITHIN THE CHICKEN GLOBIN GENE DOMAINS	0	6
11723	3	20	14231 1999 MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REPORTS 26(3):167-172 Mizutani T; Watanabe T; Kanaya K; Nakagawa Y; Fujiwara T Trace 5-Methylaminomethyl-2-selenouridine in bovine tRNA and the selenouridine synthase activity in bovine liver	0	1
11724	1	252	14232 1999 MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY 12(1):75-99 Lisby G Application of nucleic acid amplification in clinical microbiology	1	10
11725	3	91	16457 2003 MOLECULAR BIOTECHNOLOGY 24(3):243-256 Ridley RM What would T. H. Huxley have made of prion diseases?	0	0
11726	3	35	9789 1989 MOLECULAR BRAIN RESEARCH 5(4):297-303 RAMOS P; SAFAEI R; KAYALAR C; ELLIS L ISOLATION AND SEQUENCE OF LAMBDA-GT11 CDNA CLONES ENCODING THE 5B4 ANTIGEN EXPRESSED ON SPROUTING NEURONS	0	8
11727	2	44	11289 1993 MOLECULAR BRAIN RESEARCH 18(4):297-310 BRETON C; SCHORPP M; NAHON JL ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF THE HUMAN MELANIN-CONCENTRATING HORMONE GENE AND A VARIANT GENE	0	27
11728	12	53	13687 1998 MOLECULAR CELL 1(4):471-482 Qian Q; Li JN; Zhao H; Hagervall TG; Farabaugh PJ; Bjork GR A new model for phenotypic suppression of frameshift mutations by mutant tRNAs	6	31
11729	9	78	13688 1998 MOLECULAR CELL 2(5):605-616 Weissenhorn W; Carfi A; Lee KH; Skehel JJ; Wiley DC Crystal structure of the Ebola virus membrane fusion subunit, GP2, from the envelope glycoprotein ectodomain	4	100
11730	5	33	15310 2001 MOLECULAR CELL 7(3):603-614 Jain C; Belasco JG Structural model for the cooperative assembly of HIV-1 Rev multimers on the RRE as deduced from analysis of assembly-defective mutants	0	5
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11731	3	44	15866 2002 MOLECULAR CELL 10(4):799-807 Phelps SS; Jerinic O; Joseph S Universally conserved interactions between the ribosome and the anticodon stem-loop of a site tRNA important for translocation	3	6
11732	3	42	2242 1966 MOLECULAR CRYSTALS 1(4):563-& STEWART GT LIQUID CRYSTALS IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS	0	28
11733	2	67	2975 1969 MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS 7:75-& STEWART GT CHANGE OF PHASE AND CHANGE OF STATE IN BIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS	1	15
11734	6	12	2976 1969 MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS 7:457-& SQUIRE IM; ELLIOTT A LIQUID CRYSTALLINE PHASES OF POLY-GAMMA-BENZYL-GLUTAMATE IN SOLUTION	8	17
11735	2	136	2977 1969 MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS 8:101-& DINTENFA.L INTERNAL VISCOSITY OF RED CELL AND STRUCTURE OF RED CELL MEMBRANE . CONSIDERATIONS OF LIQUID CRYSTALLINE STRUCTURE OF RED CELL INTERIOR AND MEMBRANE FROM RHEOLOGICAL DATA	0	22
11736	4	22	5239 1977 MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS 41(2):33-39 HUKINS DWL; WOODHEADGALLOWAY J COLLAGEN FIBRILS AS EXAMPLES OF SMECTIC A BIOLOGICAL FIBERS	1	37
11737	1	19	5551 1978 MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS 48(3-4):219-231 CHATANI Y; ANRAKU H; TAKI Y PHASE-TRANSITION AND STRUCTURE CHANGE OF UREA ADDUCTS WITH N-PARAFFINS AND PARAFFIN-TYPE COMPOUNDS	3	88
11738	5	40	6626 1981 MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS 76(3-4):279-286 NEVILLE AC CHOLESTERIC PROTEINS	0	9
11739	1	3	15311 2001 MOLECULAR CRYSTALS AND LIQUID CRYSTALS 371:379-382 Morisue M; Ijiro K; Shimomura M Two-dimensional nucleobase self-organization supported by base-pairing and stacking at the air-water interface	0	0
11740	4	40	11709 1994 MOLECULAR ECOLOGY 3(3):209-218 CHEN RS; BOEGER JM; MCDONALD BA GENETIC STABILITY IN A POPULATION OF A PLANT-PATHOGENIC FUNGUS OVER TIME	0	46
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11741	1	20	16458 2003 MOLECULAR ECOLOGY 12(5):1109-1112 Purugganan M; Gibson G Merging ecology, molecular evolution, and functional genetics	0	3
11742	7	85	9790 1989 MOLECULAR ENDOCRINOLOGY 3(10):1610-1626 FORMAN BM; YANG CR; AU M; CASANOVA J; GHYSDAEL J; SAMUELS HH A DOMAIN CONTAINING LEUCINE-ZIPPER-LIKE MOTIFS MEDIATE NOVEL INVIVO INTERACTIONS BETWEEN THE THYROID-HORMONE AND RETINOIC ACID RECEPTORS	0	278
11743	7	24	11290 1993 MOLECULAR EVOLUTION: PRODUCING THE BIOCHEMICAL DATA 224:309-322 MARTIN SL; WICHMAN HA MOLECULAR APPROACHES TO MAMMALIAN RETROTRANSPOSON ISOLATION	0	0
11744	13	83	11291 1993 MOLECULAR EVOLUTION: PRODUCING THE BIOCHEMICAL DATA 224:646-664 ELLINGTON AD EXPERIMENTAL TESTING OF THEORIES OF AN EARLY RNA WORLD	2	9
11745	6	45	16459 2003 MOLECULAR GENETICS AND GENOMICS 269(1):49-59 Itoh Y; Hasebe M; Davies E; Takeda J; Ozeki Y Survival of Tdc transposable elements of the En/Spm superfamily in the carrot genome	0	0
11746	2	102	14772 2000 MOLECULAR GENETICS AND METABOLISM 71(1-2):32-42 Jennings BJ; Ozanne SE; Hales CN Nutrition, oxidative damage, telomere shortening, and cellular senescence: Individual or connected agents of aging?	0	18
11747	9	32	7484 1983 MOLECULAR IMMUNOLOGY 20(7):787-799 RAJAN SS; ELY KR; ABOLA EE; WOOD MK; COLMAN PM; ATHAY RJ; EDMUNDSON AB 3-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURE OF THE MCG IGG1 IMMUNOGLOBULIN	2	49
11748	4	20	8276 1985 MOLECULAR IMMUNOLOGY 22(2):93-100 ELY KR; WOOD MK; RAJAN SS; HODSDON JM; ABOLA EE; DEUTSCH HF; EDMUNDSON AB UNEXPECTED SIMILARITIES IN THE CRYSTAL-STRUCTURES OF THE MCG LIGHT-CHAIN DIMER AND ITS HYBRID WITH THE WEIR PROTEIN	0	10
11749	1	33	9079 1987 MOLECULAR IMMUNOLOGY 24(9):953-961 FRANK MB; BESTA RM; BAVERSTOCK PR; GUTMAN GA THE STRUCTURE AND EVOLUTION OF IMMUNOGLOBULIN KAPPA-CHAIN CONSTANT REGION GENES IN THE GENUS RATTUS	1	3
11750	3	38	9406 1988 MOLECULAR IMMUNOLOGY 25(10):953-960 FRANK MB; GUTMAN GA 2 PSEUDOGENES AMONG 3 RAT IMMUNOGLOBULIN LAMBDA CHAIN GENES	0	7
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11751	1	42	14233 1999 MOLECULAR IMMUNOLOGY 36(7):481-488 Dreyfus DH; Gelfand EW Comparative analysis of invertebrate Tc6 sequences that resemble the vertebrate V(D)J recombination signal sequences (RSS)	0	1
11752	4	24	13689 1998 MOLECULAR MARINE BIOLOGY AND BIOTECHNOLOGY 7(1):1-6 Muchmore ME; Moy GW; Swanson WJ; Vacquier VD Direct sequencing of genomic DNA for characterization of a satellite DNA in five species of Eastern Pacific abalone	0	6
11753	1	7	12205 1995 MOLECULAR MEDICINE 1(3):239-240 WARREN KS A MOLECULAR MEDICINE DATABASE	0	0
11754	1	13	12206 1995 MOLECULAR MEDICINE TODAY 1(4):168-173 ROWE PM NEURAL NETWORKS - A BRIDGE BETWEEN NEUROSCIENCE AND PSYCHOLOGY	0	1
11755	9	149	13219 1997 MOLECULAR MEMBRANE BIOLOGY 14(3):97-112 Durell SR; Martin I; Ruysschaert JM; Shai Y; Blumenthal R What studies of fusion peptides tell us about viral envelope glycoprotein-mediated membrane fusion	0	95
11756	4	60	10496 1991 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 5(4):825-834 HULTON CSJ; HIGGINS CF; SHARP PM ERIC SEQUENCES - A NOVEL FAMILY OF REPETITIVE ELEMENTS IN THE GENOMES OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI, SALMONELLA-TYPHIMURIUM AND OTHER ENTEROBACTERIA	2	194
11757	5	40	10497 1991 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 5(12):2861-2867 LESKIW BK; BIBB MJ; CHATER KF THE USE OF A RARE CODON SPECIFICALLY DURING DEVELOPMENT	0	53
11758	9	68	11292 1993 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 8(6):1011-1016 PERSSON BC MODIFICATION OF TRANSFER-RNA AS A REGULATORY DEVICE	2	33
11759	9	45	11293 1993 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 8(6):1017-1024 BLOT M; HEITMAN J; ARBER W TN5-MEDIATED BLEOMYCIN RESISTANCE IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI REQUIRES THE EXPRESSION OF HOST GENES	1	9
11760	7	53	11710 1994 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 12(4):665-677 WANG XH; HIGGINS NP MUPRINTS OF THE LAC OPERON DEMONSTRATE PHYSIOLOGICAL CONTROL OVER THE RANDOMNESS OF IN-VIVO TRANSPOSITION	0	20
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11761	11	33	13220 1997 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 26(3):423-431 Santos MAS; Ueda T; Watanabe K; Tuite MF The non-standard genetic code of Candida spp.: an evolving genetic code or a novel mechanism for adaptation?	6	28
11762	4	97	13690 1998 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 29(6):1435-1448 Staczek P; Higgins NP Gyrase and Topo IV modulate chromosome domain size in vivo	1	18
11763	9	51	14234 1999 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 31(3):937-947 Santos MAS; Cheesman C; Costa V; Moradas-Ferreira P; Tuite MF Selective advantages created by codon ambiguity allowed for the evolution of an alternative genetic code in Candida spp.	4	12
11764	1	20	14235 1999 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 31(4):1161-1169 King GF; Rowland SL; Pan B; Mackay JP; Mullen GP; Rothfield LI The dimerization and topological specificity functions of MinE reside in a structurally autonomous C-terminal domain	0	15
11765	7	35	15867 2002 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 46(1):169-177 Fiori A; Francisci S; Falcone C Suppression of a nuclear frameshift mutation by a mitochondrial tRNA in the yeast Kluyveromyces lactis	0	1
11766	23	114	13691 1998 MOLECULAR MODELING OF NUCLEIC ACIDS 682:1-16 Leontis NB; SantaLucia J Overview	0	0
11767	22	55	13692 1998 MOLECULAR MODELING OF NUCLEIC ACIDS 682:77-90 Hunter WN; Leonard GA; Brown T Hydrogen-bonding patterns observed in the base pairs of duplex oligonucleotides	0	5
11768	8	378	9791 1989 MOLECULAR NEUROBIOLOGY 3(1-2):1-53 LAUFER R; CHANGEUX JP ACTIVITY-DEPENDENT REGULATION OF GENE-EXPRESSION IN MUSCLE AND NEURONAL CELLS	0	108
11769	3	62	10498 1991 MOLECULAR NEUROBIOLOGY 5(2-4):203-216 ROSTAS JAP; KAVANAGH JM; DODD PR; HEATH JW; POWIS DA MECHANISMS OF SYNAPTIC PLASTICITY - CHANGES IN POSTSYNAPTIC DENSITIES AND GLUTAMATE RECEPTORS IN CHICKEN FOREBRAIN DURING MATURATION	1	8
11770	1	232	10852 1992 MOLECULAR NEUROBIOLOGY 6(2-3):253-283 PUSZKIN S; PERRY D; LI SW; HANSON V NEURONAL PROTEIN NP185 IS DEVELOPMENTALLY REGULATED, INITIALLY EXPRESSED DURING SYNAPTOGENESIS, AND LOCALIZED IN SYNAPTIC TERMINALS	0	1
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11771	4	129	11294 1993 MOLECULAR NEUROBIOLOGY 7(1):23-48 RAO KS GENOMIC DAMAGE AND ITS REPAIR IN YOUNG AND AGING BRAIN	0	32
11772	4	96	13221 1997 MOLECULAR NEUROBIOLOGY 14(1-2):1-18 Conti F; Minelli A; DeBiasi S; Melone M Neuronal and glial localization of NMDA receptors in the cerebral cortex	1	32
11773	5	145	14236 1999 MOLECULAR NEUROBIOLOGY 20(2-3):125-142 Chain DG; Schwartz JH; Hegde AN Ubiquitin-mediated proteolysis in learning and memory	0	8
11774	6	34	1997 1965 MOLECULAR PHARMACOLOGY 1(1):93-& DAVIES J; GORINI L; DAVIS BD MISREADING OF RNA CODEWORDS INDUCED BY AMINOGLYCOSIDE ANTIBIOTICS	24	244
11775	10	67	3202 1970 MOLECULAR PHARMACOLOGY 6(6):667-& CORBETT TH; HEIDELBE.C; DOVE WF DETERMINATION OF MUTAGENIC ACTIVITY TO BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 OF CARCINOGENIC AND NONCARCINOGENIC COMPOUNDS	3	83
11776	1	30	4042 1973 MOLECULAR PHARMACOLOGY 9(4):571-579 BROOKES N; WERMAN R COOPERATIVITY OF GAMMA-AMINOBUTYRIC ACID ACTION ON MEMBRANE OF LOCUST MUSCLE FIBERS	0	78
11777	4	23	7852 1984 MOLECULAR PHARMACOLOGY 25(1):79-85 MELLON WS DYE-LIGAND INTERACTIONS WITH 1,25-DIHYDROXYVITAMIN D3-RECEPTOR COMPLEXES FROM CHICKEN INTESTINE	0	4
11778	0	56	12679 1996 MOLECULAR PHARMACOLOGY 49(5):822-831 Impagnatiello F; Pesold C; Longone P; Caruncho H; Fritschy JM; Costa E; Guidotti A Modifications of gamma-aminobutyric acid, receptor subunit expression in rat neocortex during tolerance to diazepam	1	58
11779	2	23	4602 1975 MOLECULAR PHYSICS 30(2):357-372 KLEINER M; ELDER M APPLICATIONS OF COMPUTING TO STUDY OF LARGE CHEMICAL SYSTEMS .1. PURINE	1	6
11780	3	36	10499 1991 MOLECULAR PHYSICS 72(3):643-660 FORESTER TR; MCDONALD IR MOLECULAR-DYNAMICS STUDIES OF THE BEHAVIOR OF WATER-MOLECULES AND SMALL IONS IN CONCENTRATED-SOLUTIONS OF POLYMERIC B-DNA	4	48
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11781	3	89	14773 2000 MOLECULAR SELF-ASSEMBLY 96:63-94 Zimmerman SC; Corbin FS Heteroaromatic modules for self-assembly using multiple hydrogen bonds	4	47
11782	9	89	11295 1993 MOLECULAR SIMULATION 10(2-6):151-174 BRUCCOLERI RE APPLICATION OF SYSTEMATIC CONFORMATIONAL SEARCH TO PROTEIN MODELING	1	36
11783	1	31	13222 1997 MOLECULAR SIMULATION 19(4):247-266 Rudnicki WR; Lesyng B Conformational correlations in DNA. Molecular dynamics studies	0	2
11784	3	45	14237 1999 MOLECULAR STRATEGIES IN BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION 870:119-132 Herbert A; Rich A RNA processing in evolution - The logic of soft-wired genomes	0	4
11785	6	124	14238 1999 MOLECULAR STRATEGIES IN BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION 870:251-264 Fedoroff NV Transposable elements as a molecular evolutionary force	2	10
11786	5	18	14239 1999 MOLECULAR STRATEGIES IN BIOLOGICAL EVOLUTION 870:408-410 Knight RD; Landweber LF Is the genetic code really a frozen accident? New evidence from in vitro selection	0	0
11787	2	17	15868 2002 MOLECULAR THERAPY 5(3):217-219 Schechter AN Prematurity in gene therapy	0	0
11788	7	37	3712 1972 MOLEKULYARNAYA BIOLOGIYA 6(3):440-& LUGOVSKA.AA; DASHEVSK.VG CONFORMATIONS OF BETA-D-RIBOSE	0	21
11789	2	18	3713 1972 MOLEKULYARNAYA BIOLOGIYA 6(5):670-& VORONIN LA; FEDOROV BA DIFFUSION X-RAY SCATTERING BY POLYPEPTIDES AND PROTEINS IN SOLUTION .1. SCATTERING ON ALPHA-HELICES	0	6
11790	12	48	3714 1972 MOLEKULYARNAYA BIOLOGIYA 6(6):883-& MOKULSKI.MA; MOKULSKA.TD; KAPITONO.KA SECONDARY STRUCTURE OF T2 PHAGE DNA	0	43
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11791	1	12	4346 1974 MOLEKULYARNAYA BIOLOGIYA 8(2):302-309 ZAVRIEV SK; GRIGORYA.GL; KARMANOV PA; RTVELIAS.GA; ROZANTSE.EG STUDY OF R RNA AND SYNTHETIC POLYRIBONUCLEOTIDES BY SPIN LABEL METHOD	0	7
11792	2	29	4347 1974 MOLEKULYARNAYA BIOLOGIYA 8(3):467-& LEIBOVIC.BA; KHESIN RB TEMPLATE ACTIVITY OF X-CHROMOSOMES OF DROSOPHILA MALES AND FEMALES DURING THEIR TRANSCRIPTION BY BACTERIAL RNA-POLYMERASE	0	12
11793	1	26	3433 1971 MONATSHEFTE FUR CHEMIE 102(5):1163-& SPEI M; ZAHN H LOW-ANGLE X-RAY INVESTIGATIONS OF EXTENDED KERATIN FIBRES	2	16
11794	2	10	4348 1974 MONATSHEFTE FUR CHEMIE 105(5):934-943 BOLLER H HELIX MODEL OF CHIMNEY-LADDER STRUCTURES	0	5
11795	2	71	14240 1999 MONATSHEFTE FUR CHEMIE 130(8):947-960 Schuster P; Wolschann P Hydrogen bonding: From small clusters to biopolymers	3	7
11796	8	42	1725 1964 MONATSHEFTE FUR CHEMIE UND VERWANDTE TEILE ANDERER WISSENSCHAFTEN 95(6):1677-& TUPPY H; KUCHLER E WECHSELWIRKUNGEN ZWISCHEN PURIN-UND PYRIMIDINBASEN VON NUKLEOSIDEN IN EINEM CHROMATOGRAPHISCHEN SYSTEM, 1.MITT. - AUF EINER PAARUNG KOMPLEMENTARER BASEN BERUHENDE SAULENCHROMATOGRAPHISCHE NUKLEOSIDTRENNUNGEN	1	5
11797	8	35	1726 1964 MONATSHEFTE FUR CHEMIE UND VERWANDTE TEILE ANDERER WISSENSCHAFTEN 95(6):1691-& TUPPY H; KUCHLER E WECHSELWIRKUNGEN ZWISCHEN PURIN-UND PYRIMIDINBASEN VON NUKLEOSIDEN IN EINEM CHROMATOGRAPHISCHEN SYSTEM, 2.MITT. - NACHWEIS DER BETEILIGUNG VON WASSERSTOFFBINDUNGEN	1	3
11798	2	9	8277 1985 MONATSHEFTE FUR VETERINARMEDIZIN 40(6):182-186 LIEBERMANN H; LIEBSCHER DH GENETIC-ENGINEERING - FUNDAMENTALS	0	1
11799	1	54	7853 1984 MONATSSCHRIFT KINDERHEILKUNDE 132(10):765-773 BARTRAM CR; KLEIHAUER E MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF ANTIBODY-PRODUCTION	0	0
11800	1	34	1727 1964 MONIST 48(2):265-290 WRIGHT S BIOLOGY AND THE PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE	0	6
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11801	2	57	10853 1992 MONIST 75(2):250-278 ROLSTON H DISVALUES IN NATURE	0	12
11802	15	272	14241 1999 MONTE CARLO METHODS IN CHEMICAL PHYSICS 105:203-242 Skolnick J; Kolinski A Monte Carlo approaches to the protein folding problem	1	12
11803	1	34	11296 1993 MRS BULLETIN 18(2):27-29 RODGERS JR; VILLARS P TRENDS IN ADVANCED MATERIALS DATA - REGULARITIES AND PREDICTIONS	0	6
11804	20	94	10155 1990 MUTAGENESIS 5(6):529-540 FERGUSON LR; DENNY WA FRAMESHIFT MUTAGENESIS BY ACRIDINES AND OTHER REVERSIBLY-BINDING DNA LIGANDS	1	25
11805	6	10	1728 1964 MUTATION RESEARCH 1(3):227-230 MAGNI GE; VONBORSTEL RC; SORA S MUTAGENIC ACTION DURING MEIOSIS AND ANTIMUTAGENIC ACTION DURING MITOSIS BY 5-AMINOACRIDINE IN YEAST	23	53
11806	5	28	1998 1965 MUTATION RESEARCH 2(1):11-& KUMAR S; NATARAJA.AT PHOTODYNAMIC ACTION AND POST-IRRADIATION MODIFYING EFFECTS OF METHYLENE BLUE AND ACRIDINE ORANGE IN BARLEY AND VICIA FABA	2	10
11807	3	22	1999 1965 MUTATION RESEARCH 2(4):320-& MALLING HV IDENTIFICATION OF GENETIC ALTERATIONS IN NITROUS ACID-INDUCED AD-3 MUTANTS OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA	8	21
11808	5	13	2000 1965 MUTATION RESEARCH 2(6):552-& ZAMPIERI A; GREENBER.J MUTAGENESIS BY ACRIDINE ORANGE AND PROFLAVINE IN ESCHERICHIA COLI STRAIN S	8	26
11809	3	25	2243 1966 MUTATION RESEARCH 3(1):3-& DESERRES FJ UTILIZATION OF LEAKY AD-3 MUTANTS OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA IN HETEROKARYON TESTS FOR ALLELIC COMPLEMENTATION	4	21
11810	7	33	2244 1966 MUTATION RESEARCH 3(6):486-& LOPRIENO N DIFFERENTIAL RESPONSE OF SCHIZOSACCHAROMYCES POMBE TO ETHYL METHANESULFONATE AND METHYL METHANESULFONATE	3	32
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11811	10	36	2463 1967 MUTATION RESEARCH 4(2):155-& KUMAR S; AGGARWAL U; SWAMINAT.MS CHROMOSOME BREAKAGE INDUCED IN VICIA FABA BY A MONOFUNCTIONAL ALKYLATING DERIVATIVE OF ACRIDINE	0	8
11812	3	18	2464 1967 MUTATION RESEARCH 4(3):265-& MALLIN HV MUTAGENICITY OF ACRIDINE MUSTARD (ICR-170) AND STRUCTURALLY RELATED COMPOUNDS IN NEUROSPORA	0	59
11813	5	10	2465 1967 MUTATION RESEARCH 4(3):289-& PUGLISI PP MUTAGENIC AND ANTIMUTAGENIC EFFECTS OF ACRIDINIUM SALTS IN YEAST	8	22
11814	10	30	2466 1967 MUTATION RESEARCH 4(4):425-& MALLING HV; DESERRES FJ RELATION BETWEEN COMPLEMENTATION PATTERNS AND GENETIC ALTERATIONS IN NITROUS ACID-INDUCED AD-3B MUTANTS OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA	6	51
11815	2	16	2467 1967 MUTATION RESEARCH 4(5):701-& SILENGO L; SCHLESSI.D; MANGIARO.G; APIRION D INDUCTION OF MUTATIONS TO STREPTOMYCIN AND SPECTINOMYCIN RESISTANCE IN ESCHERICHIA COLI BY N-METHYL-N'-NITROSO-N-NITROGUANIDINE AND ACRIDINE HALF-MUSTARD ICR-191	3	27
11816	6	15	2717 1968 MUTATION RESEARCH 5(1):147-& ALDERSON T; KHAN AH ACRIDINE MUTAGENESIS (IN DARK) IN DROSOPHILA	1	12
11817	7	33	2718 1968 MUTATION RESEARCH 5(3):359-& MALLING HV; DESERRES FJ CORRELATION BETWEEN BASE-PAIR TRANSITION AND COMPLEMENTATION PATTERN IN NITROUS ACID-INDUCED AD-3B MUTANTS OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA	5	53
11818	7	16	2719 1968 MUTATION RESEARCH 6(1):57-& HEDDLE JA PREDICTED RATIOS OF SINGLE TO TWIN SISTER CHROMATID EXCHANGES	0	11
11819	11	38	2720 1968 MUTATION RESEARCH 6(3):329-& LOTZ W; KAPLAN RW; MENNIGMA.HD INFLUENCE OF AMINOACRIDINES ON INTRACELLULAR DEVELOPMENT AND INDUCTION OF MUTATIONS IN PHAGE KAPPA OF SERRATIA MARCESCENS	2	7
11820	3	15	2978 1969 MUTATION RESEARCH 7(2):163-& HARTLEY MJ REVERSION OF NON-NITRATE UTILIZING (NIA D) MUTANTS OF ASPERGILLUS NIDULANS	0	1
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11821	5	13	2979 1969 MUTATION RESEARCH 7(2):187-& HAWTHORN.DC SELECTION OF NONSENSE SUPPRESSORS IN YEAST	0	38
11822	11	35	2980 1969 MUTATION RESEARCH 8(2):247-& BRUSICK DJ REVERSION OF ACRIDINE MUSTARD-INDUCED AD-3 MUTANTS OF NEUROSPORA CRASSA	4	22
11823	8	17	3203 1970 MUTATION RESEARCH 10(5):509-& FAHRIG R ACRIDINE-INDUCED MITOTIC GENE CONVERSION (PARAMUTATION) IN SACCHAROMYCES-CEREVISIAE - EFFECT OF 2 DIFFERENT MODES OF BINDING TO DNA	3	17
11824	21	70	3434 1971 MUTATION RESEARCH 11(4):373-& FRIIS J; FLURY F; LEUPOLD U CHARACTERIZATION OF SPONTANEOUS MUTATIONS OF MITOTIC AND MEIOTIC ORIGIN IN AD-I LOCUS OF SCHIZOSACCHAROMYCES-POMBE	1	21
11825	5	27	3435 1971 MUTATION RESEARCH 12(1):71-& SCALERA SE; WARD OG QUANTITATIVE STUDY OF ETHYL METHANESULFONATE-INDUCED ALKYLATION OF VICIA-FABA DNA	0	4
11826	4	21	3436 1971 MUTATION RESEARCH 12(2):129-& DESERRES FJ; BROCKMAN HE; BARNETT WE; KOLMARK HG MUTAGEN SPECIFICITY IN NEUROSPORA-CRASSA	0	20
11827	5	18	3437 1971 MUTATION RESEARCH 12(3):235-& ARAKATSU Y ACTION OF ACRIFLAVINE ON GROWTH AND MUTATION IN YEAST .1. NITROGEN SOURCES AFFECTING MUTATION INDUCTION	1	2
11828	5	13	3438 1971 MUTATION RESEARCH 13(2):109-& SALTS Y NEIGHBOR EFFECTS IN MUTATION OF OCHRE TRIPLETS IN T4RII GENE	4	36
11829	16	56	4043 1973 MUTATION RESEARCH 18(1):15-24 SEGAL E; MUNZ P; LEUPOLD U CHARACTERIZATION OF CHEMICALLY INDUCED MUTATIONS IN AD-I LOCUS OF SCHIZOSACCHAROMYCES-POMBE	1	4
11830	2	19	4044 1973 MUTATION RESEARCH 19(1):11-22 DEGOEDE P; MOLEMA L GENETIC FINE-STRUCTURE OF GLUCOSYLTRANSFERASE GENE OF BACTERIOPHAGE T2	0	5
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11831	1	33	4045 1973 MUTATION RESEARCH 19(1):83-98 SUTER KE X-RAY-INDUCED MUTATION SPECTRA OF DIFFERENT GERM-CELL STAGES OF DROSOPHILA MALES WITH A DOUBLE MARKED Y-CHROMOSOME AND EITHER A NORMAL X-CHROMOSOME OR A RING-X-CHROMOSOME	0	2
11832	4	19	4046 1973 MUTATION RESEARCH 20(2):265-270 CHU BCF; BROWN DM; BURDON MG EFFECT OF NITROGEN AND OF CATALASE ON HYDROXYLAMINE AND HYDRAZINE MUTAGENESIS	0	11
11833	4	14	4047 1973 MUTATION RESEARCH 20(2):279-282 ALESHKIN GI; SKAVRONS.AG HETEROGENEITY OF SUPPRESSOR REVERTANTS IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI REVEALED AS A RESULT OF INTRODUCTION OF STRA-GENE	0	2
11834	8	15	4048 1973 MUTATION RESEARCH 20(3):433-435 IMRAY P; MACPHEE DG INDUCTION OF FRAMESHIFTS AND BASE-PAIR SUBSTITUTIONS BY ACRIDINE-ORANGE PLUS VISIBLE LIGHT IN BACTERIA	3	7
11835	15	43	4349 1974 MUTATION RESEARCH 25(3):337-345 WOODRUFF RC; GANDER RM INDUCTION OF TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE MUTATIONS IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER BY ACRIDINE MUSTARD ICR-170	0	6
11836	10	22	4908 1976 MUTATION RESEARCH 34(1):21-33 RONEN A; RAHAT A MUTAGEN SPECIFICITY AND POSITION EFFECTS ON MUTATION IN T4RII NONSENSE SITES	3	37
11837	4	18	4909 1976 MUTATION RESEARCH 34(1):35-42 IMRAY FP; MACPHEE DG SPONTANEOUS AND INDUCED MUTABILITY OR FRAMESHIFT STRAINS OF SALMONELLA-TYPHIMURIUM CARRYING UVRB AND POLA MUTATIONS	2	20
11838	2	12	4910 1976 MUTATION RESEARCH 34(3):351-358 YIELDING LW; WHITE WE; YIELDING KL PRODUCTION OF FRAMESHIFT MUTATIONS IN SALMONELLA BY A LIGHT SENSITIVE AZIDE ANALOG OF ETHIDIUM	1	40
11839	9	21	5552 1978 MUTATION RESEARCH 51(2):279-284 HASS BS; WEBB RB PHOTODYNAMIC EFFECTS OF DYES ON BACTERIA .1. MUTAGENESIS BY ACRIDINE-ORANGE IN DARK IN EXCISION-DEFICIENT AND RECOMBINATION-DEFICIENT STRAINS OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI	1	8
11840	5	32	5860 1979 MUTATION RESEARCH 61(2):153-162 GLICKMAN BW SPONTANEOUS MUTAGENESIS IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI STRAINS LACKING 6-METHYLADENINE RESIDUES IN THEIR DNA - ALTERED MUTATIONAL SPECTRUM IN DAM-MUTANTS	7	65
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11841	41	241	5861 1979 MUTATION RESEARCH 65(4):261-288 NASIM A; BRYCHCY T GENETIC-EFFECTS OF ACRIDINE COMPOUNDS	1	40
11842	5	16	6207 1980 MUTATION RESEARCH 72(3):373-388 BROWN BR; FIRTH WJ; YIELDING LW ACRIDINE STRUCTURE CORRELATED WITH MUTAGENIC ACTIVITY IN SALMONELLA	1	20
11843	6	49	6208 1980 MUTATION RESEARCH 77(1):37-43 SPECK WT; ROSENKRANZ HS PROFLAVIN - UNUSUAL MUTAGEN	2	30
11844	5	99	6209 1980 MUTATION RESEARCH 79(1):19-32 ISHII Y; BENDER MA EFFECTS OF INHIBITORS OF DNA-SYNTHESIS ON SPONTANEOUS AND ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT-INDUCED SISTER-CHROMATID EXCHANGES IN CHINESE-HAMSTER CELLS	1	161
11845	3	22	6627 1981 MUTATION RESEARCH 82(1):31-39 FERGUSON LR; BAGULEY BC THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FRAMESHIFT MUTAGENICITY AND DNA-BINDING AFFINITY IN A SERIES OF ACRIDINE-SUBSTITUTED DERIVATIVES OF THE EXPERIMENTAL ANTI-TUMOR DRUG 4'-(9-ACRIDINYLAMINO)METHANESULPHONANILIDE (AMSA)	1	29
11846	19	41	6628 1981 MUTATION RESEARCH 91(3):183-191 MENNIGMANN HD; MULLER W DEPENDENCE OF THE MUTAGENIC POWER OF HETEROATOMIC DYES ON THEIR DNA-BASE-PAIR SPECIFICITY	1	5
11847	9	27	7854 1984 MUTATION RESEARCH 129(3):311-317 PONS FW GENETIC-ANALYSIS OF CLEAR-PLAQUE MUTATIONS INDUCED IN BACTERIOPHAGE-LAMBDA BY 9-AMINOACRIDINE	2	6
11848	12	303	8278 1985 MUTATION RESEARCH 153(1-2):13-55 MEKLER P; DELEHANTY JT; LOHMAN PHM; BROUWER J; VANDERPUTTE P; PEARSON P; POUWELS PH; RAMEL C INTERNATIONAL-COMMISSION-FOR-PROTECTION-AGAINST-ENVIRONMENTAL-MUTAGENS-AND-CARCINOGENS - ICPEMC PUBLICATION NO-11 - THE USE OF RECOMBINANT DNA TECHNOLOGY TO STUDY GENE ALTERATION	0	9
11849	17	281	8279 1985 MUTATION RESEARCH 154(1):1-27 SARGENTINI NJ; SMITH KC SPONTANEOUS MUTAGENESIS - THE ROLES OF DNA-REPAIR, REPLICATION, AND RECOMBINATION	3	61
11850	9	103	8669 1986 MUTATION RESEARCH 160(2):73-86 SANKARANARAYANAN K TRANSPOSABLE GENETIC ELEMENTS, SPONTANEOUS MUTATIONS AND THE DOUBLING-DOSE METHOD OF RADIATION GENETIC RISK-EVALUATION IN MAN	0	18
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11851	2	30	8670 1986 MUTATION RESEARCH 162(2):153-163 HILLPERKINS M; JONES MD; KARRAN P SITE-SPECIFIC MUTAGENESIS INVIVO BY SINGLE METHYLATED OR DEAMINATED PURINE-BASES	1	67
11852	21	111	9080 1987 MUTATION RESEARCH 177(2):201-218 SOWERS LC; SHAW BR; VEIGL ML; SEDWICK WD DNA-BASE MODIFICATION - IONIZED BASE-PAIRS AND MUTAGENESIS	16	63
11853	5	44	9081 1987 MUTATION RESEARCH 179(1):65-74 BAINS W; BAINS J RATE OF BASE SUBSTITUTION IN MAMMALIAN NUCLEAR-DNA IS DEPENDENT ON LOCAL SEQUENCE CONTEXT	0	14
11854	6	150	9082 1987 MUTATION RESEARCH 186(1):1-34 KIMBALL RF THE DEVELOPMENT OF IDEAS ABOUT THE EFFECT OF DNA-REPAIR ON THE INDUCTION OF GENE-MUTATIONS AND CHROMOSOMAL-ABERRATIONS BY RADIATION AND BY CHEMICALS	1	22
11855	8	40	9407 1988 MUTATION RESEARCH 200(1-2):149-155 KAUFMAN ER THE ROLE OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEOTIDE METABOLISM IN 5-BROMO-2'- DEOXYURIDINE MUTAGENESIS IN MAMMALIAN-CELLS	0	17
11856	4	38	9408 1988 MUTATION RESEARCH 208(1):39-44 ODA Y; NAKAMURA S; OKI I HARMAN AND NORHARMAN INDUCE SOS RESPONSES AND FRAMESHIFT MUTATIONS IN BACTERIA	0	14
11857	8	146	9792 1989 MUTATION RESEARCH 213(1):3-25 LAWLEY PD MUTAGENS AS CARCINOGENS - DEVELOPMENT OF CURRENT CONCEPTS	2	52
11858	2	32	9793 1989 MUTATION RESEARCH 219(2):113-120 NEWTON RK; DUCORE JM; SOHAL RS EFFECT OF AGE ON ENDOGENOUS DNA SINGLE-STRAND BREAKAGE, STRAND BREAK INDUCTION AND REPAIR IN THE ADULT HOUSEFLY, MUSCA-DOMESTICA	0	6
11859	3	110	10156 1990 MUTATION RESEARCH 231(1):11-30 BERANEK DT DISTRIBUTION OF METHYL AND ETHYL ADDUCTS FOLLOWING ALKYLATION WITH MONOFUNCTIONAL ALKYLATING-AGENTS	1	264
11860	3	31	10157 1990 MUTATION RESEARCH 232(2):233-241 DENNY WA; TURNER PM; ATWELL GJ; REWCASTLE GW; FERGUSON LR STRUCTURE-ACTIVITY-RELATIONSHIPS FOR THE MUTAGENIC ACTIVITY OF TRICYCLIC INTERCALATING AGENTS IN SALMONELLA-TYPHIMURIUM	1	6
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11861	7	91	10158 1990 MUTATION RESEARCH 233(1-2):3-14 BROOKES P THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE BIOLOGICAL ALKYLATING-AGENTS, 1918-1968	0	22
11862	4	33	10159 1990 MUTATION RESEARCH 237(2):59-63 MURRAY V ARE TRANSPOSONS A CAUSE OF AGING	0	20
11863	2	34	10500 1991 MUTATION RESEARCH 248(1):1-15 CLUGSTON CK; JESSOP AP A BACTERIAL POSITION EFFECT - WHEN THE F-FACTOR IN E-COLI-K12 IS INTEGRATED IN CIS TO A CHROMOSOMAL GENE THAT IS FLANKED BY IS1 REPEATS THE ELEMENTS ARE ACTIVATED SO THAT AMPLIFICATION AND OTHER REGULATORY CHANGES THAT AFFECT THE GENE CAN OCCUR	0	3
11864	15	167	10854 1992 MUTATION RESEARCH 277(2):139-162 SMITH KC SPONTANEOUS MUTAGENESIS - EXPERIMENTAL, GENETIC AND OTHER FACTORS	3	61
11865	8	33	11297 1993 MUTATION RESEARCH 286(2):189-197 BROWN MD; RIPLEY LS; HALL DH A PROFLAVIN-INDUCED FRAMESHIFT HOTSPOT IN THE THYMIDYLATE SYNTHASE GENE OF BACTERIOPHAGE-T4	2	8
11866	23	54	11711 1994 MUTATION RESEARCH 307(1):131-140 VONBORSTEL RC ORIGINS OF SPONTANEOUS BASE SUBSTITUTIONS	4	5
11867	2	102	12207 1995 MUTATION RESEARCH-DNA REPAIR 336(2):101-113 HANAWALT PC DNA-REPAIR COMES OF AGE	1	54
11868	1	91	15312 2001 MUTATION RESEARCH-DNA REPAIR 485(1):23-36 Cleaver JE; Karplus K; Kashani-Sabet M; Limoli CL Nucleotide excision repair "a legacy of creativity"	0	13
11869	4	174	12680 1996 MUTATION RESEARCH-FUNDAMENTAL AND MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF MUTAGENESIS 355(1-2):13-40 Lawley PD; Phillips DH DNA adducts from chemotherapeutic agents	0	62
11870	3	25	13693 1998 MUTATION RESEARCH-FUNDAMENTAL AND MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF MUTAGENESIS 398(1-2):175-182 Ambrose M; MacPhee DG Catabolite repressors are potent antimutagens in Escherichia coli plate incorporation assays: experiments with glucose, glucose-6-phosphate and methyl-alpha-D-glucopyranoside	0	3
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11871	2	23	13694 1998 MUTATION RESEARCH-FUNDAMENTAL AND MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF MUTAGENESIS 402(1-2):29-39 MacPhee DG Time-dependent mutagenesis and cancer: a new role for antimutagenesis in cancer prevention?	0	2
11872	3	64	15869 2002 MUTATION RESEARCH-FUNDAMENTAL AND MOLECULAR MECHANISMS OF MUTAGENESIS 499(1):13-25 Aardema MJ; MacGregor JT Toxicology and genetic toxicology in the new era of "toxicogenomics": impact of "-omics" technologies	0	25
11873	12	78	14242 1999 MUTATION RESEARCH-REVIEWS IN MUTATION RESEARCH 437(3):195-203 Strauss BS Frameshift mutation, microsatellites and mismatch repair	0	7
11874	3	150	15313 2001 MUTATION RESEARCH-REVIEWS IN MUTATION RESEARCH 488(1):39-64 Chernoff YO Mutation processes at the protein level: is Lamarck back?	1	21
11875	2	17	15314 2001 MUTATION RESEARCH-REVIEWS IN MUTATION RESEARCH 488(2):87-91 Volkin E The discovery of mRNA	0	0
11876	6	172	15315 2001 MUTATION RESEARCH-REVIEWS IN MUTATION RESEARCH 488(3):195-209 Guengerich FP Forging the links between metabolism and carcinogenesis	0	14
11877	7	18	4049 1973 MYCOPATHOLOGIA ET MYCOLOGIA APPLICATA 50(3):183-193 SINGH UP EFFECT OF ACRIFLAVINE ON UV-INDUCED MUTANTS OF FUSARIUM SPECIES	1	2
11878	6	91	12208 1995 NACHRICHTEN AUS CHEMIE TECHNIK UND LABORATORIUM 43(2):173-+ Schomburg D; Niefind K Biochemistry and molecular genetics 1994	0	0
11879	2	21	14774 2000 NACHRICHTEN AUS DER CHEMIE 48(3):298-300 Vakalopoulou E Genome research	0	0
11880	4	65	16460 2003 NACHRICHTEN AUS DER CHEMIE 51(6):666-674 von Kiedrowski G Fifty years after the DNA double helix discovery and the Miller experiment	0	0
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11881	4	56	11712 1994 NANOBIOLOGY 3(3-4):149-166 PREECE JA; STODDART JF CONCEPT TRANSFER FROM BIOLOGY TO MATERIALS	1	19
11882	6	48	13695 1998 NANOTECHNOLOGY 9(3):257-273 Seeman NC; Wang H; Yang XP; Liu FR; Mao CD; Sun WQ; Wenzler L; Shen ZY; Sha RJ; Yan H; Wong MH; Sa-Ardyen P; Liu B; Qiu HX; Li XJ; Qi J; Du SM; Zhang YW; Mueller JE; Fu TJ; Wang YL; Chen JH New motifs in DNA nanotechnology	1	12
11883	2	14	16896 2004 NANOTECHNOLOGY 15(4):S176-S183 Round AN; Miles MJ Exploring the consequences of attractive and repulsive interaction regimes in tapping mode atomic force microscopy of DNA	0	0
11884	0	1	7069 1982 NATION 234(4):122-123 YURICK S LIFE ITSELF - ITS ORIGIN AND NATURE - CRICK,F	0	0
11885	1	138	4050 1973 NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE MONOGRAPHS (M38):47-59 VOORHEES JJ; DUELL EA; BASS LJ; HARRELL ER ROLE OF CYCLIC-AMP IN CONTROL OF EPIDERMAL CELL-GROWTH AND DIFFERENTIATION	0	0
11886	0	0	9409 1988 NATURAL HISTORY 97(11):32-& Crick FHC LESSONS FROM BIOLOGY	0	0
11887	0	36	12681 1996 NATURAL LANGUAGE & LINGUISTIC THEORY 14(2):305-354 Jackendoff R The proper treatment of measuring out, telicity, and perhaps even quantification in English	1	21
11888	8	151	13696 1998 NATURAL PRODUCT REPORTS 15(1):1-15 Neidle S; Nunn CM Crystal structures of nucleic acids and their drug complexes	0	4
11889	12	410	15316 2001 NATURAL PRODUCT REPORTS 18(5):465-493 Bugg TDH The development of mechanistic enzymology in the 20th century	0	1
11890	36	115	15870 2002 NATURAL PRODUCT REPORTS 19(1):49-59 Jenkins CL; Raines RT Insights on the conformational stability of collagen	7	26
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11891	2	158	16461 2003 NATURAL PRODUCT REPORTS 20(2):252-273 Kimura K; Bugg TDH Recent advances in antimicrobial nucleoside antibiotics targeting cell wall biosynthesis	0	3
11892	0	4	11 1952 NATURE 169(4293):234-235 COCHRAN W; CRICK FHC EVIDENCE FOR THE PAULING-COREY ALPHA-HELIX IN SYNTHETIC POLYPEPTIDES	25	26
11893	1	10	12 1952 NATURE 169(4296):357-358 BAMFORD CH; BROWN L; ELLIOTT A; HANBY WE; TROTTER IF STRUCTURE OF SYNTHETIC POLYPEPTIDES	32	38
11894	2	5	13 1952 NATURE 169(4309):920-920 YAKEL HL; PAULING L; COREY RB STRUCTURE OF THE SYNTHETIC POLYPEPTIDE POLY-GAMMA-METHYL-L-GLUTAMATE	9	2
11895	1	6	14 1952 NATURE 170(4315):53-55 EDSALL JT STRUCTURE OF PROTEINS	2	1
11896	5	11	15 1952 NATURE 170(4334):882-883 CRICK FHC IS ALPHA-KERATIN A COILED COIL	160	149
11897	1	7	34 1953 NATURE 171(4356):737-738 WATSON JD; CRICK FHC MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF NUCLEIC ACIDS - A STRUCTURE FOR DEOXYRIBOSE NUCLEIC ACID	2598	2577
11898	1	6	35 1953 NATURE 171(4356):738-740 WILKINS MHF; STOKES AR; WILSON HR MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF DEOXYPENTOSE NUCLEIC ACIDS	173	180
11899	3	11	36 1953 NATURE 171(4361):964-967 WATSON JD; CRICK FHC GENETICAL IMPLICATIONS OF THE STRUCTURE OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID	984	984
11900	1	8	37 1953 NATURE 172(4372):294-295 RILEY DP; ARNDT UW X-RAY SCATTERING EVIDENCE REGARDING THE PROTEIN NUCLEIC ACID COMBINATION IN NUCLEOPROTEINS	6	5
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11901	1	12	38 1953 NATURE 172(4382):759-762 WILKINS MHF; SEEDS WE; STOKES AR; WILSON HR HELICAL STRUCTURE OF CRYSTALLINE DEOXYPENTOSE NUCLEIC ACID	56	59
11902	3	12	39 1953 NATURE 172(4383):803-804 ARNDT UW; RILEY DP STRUCTURE OF AIR-DRY SODIUM THYMONUCLEATE	2	0
11903	2	7	81 1954 NATURE 173(4392):27-29 BAMFORD CH; BROWN L; ELLIOTT A; HANBY WE; TROTTER IF ALPHA-FORMS AND BETA-FORMS OF POLY-L-ALANINE	22	56
11904	7	20	82 1954 NATURE 173(4393):57-59 KENDREW JC STRUCTURE OF PROTEINS	2	1
11905	1	24	83 1954 NATURE 174(4429):549-551 BUNN CW; HOWELLS ER STRUCTURES OF MOLECULES AND CRYSTALS OF FLUOROCARBONS	22	481
11906	2	17	146 1955 NATURE 175(4451):336-337 DUNN DB; SMITH JD OCCURRENCE OF A NEW BASE IN THE DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID OF A STRAIN OF BACTERIUM-COLI	15	75
11907	3	22	147 1955 NATURE 175(4452):379-381 FRANKLIN RE STRUCTURE OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS	28	65
11908	5	27	148 1955 NATURE 175(4463):834-838 FEUGHELMAN M; LANGRIDGE R; SEEDS WE; STOKES AR; WILSON HR; HOOPER CW; WILKINS MHF; BARCLAY RK; HAMILTON LD MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF DEOXYRIBOSE NUCLEIC ACID AND NUCLEOPROTEIN	81	225
11909	3	11	149 1955 NATURE 175(4468):1076-1077 FRANKLIN RE; COMMONER B X-RAY DIFFRACTION BY AN ABNORMAL PROTEIN (BB) ASSOCIATED WITH TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS	11	38
11910	1	11	150 1955 NATURE 176(4473):161-162 BROWN GL; MEWEN MB; PRATT MI MACROMOLECULAR WEIGHT AND SIZE OF DEOXYPENTOSE NUCLEIC ACIDS	9	20
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
11911	3	7	151 1955 NATURE 176(4473):162-163 ALEXANDER P; STACEY KA DISSOCIATION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID BY UREA	3	13
11912	3	5	152 1955 NATURE 176(4479):465-466 ARLEY N DUPLICATION MECHANISM OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID	4	4
11913	1	12	153 1955 NATURE 176(4482):593-595 RAMACHANDRAN GN; KARTHA G STRUCTURE OF COLLAGEN	172	201
11914	0	5	154 1955 NATURE 176(4486):780-781 CRICK FHC; RICH A STRUCTURE OF POLYGLYCINE-II	232	232
11915	4	15	155 1955 NATURE 176(4489):915-916 RICH A; CRICK FHC STRUCTURE OF COLLAGEN	245	245
11916	2	31	156 1955 NATURE 176(4489):919-921 COX RA; OVEREND WG; PEACOCKE AR; WILSON S EFFECTS OF GAMMA-RAYS ON SOLUTIONS OF SODIUM DEOXYRIBONUCLEATE - POSSIBLE CHEMICAL MECHANISM FOR THEIR BIOLOGICAL EFFECTS	10	36
11917	6	24	157 1955 NATURE 176(4492):1062-1064 COWAN PM; MCGAVIN S; NORTH ACT POLYPEPTIDE CHAIN CONFIGURATION OF COLLAGEN	103	124
11918	2	42	158 1955 NATURE 176(4494):1139-1144 DARLINGTON CD CHROMOSOME AS A PHYSICO-CHEMICAL ENTITY	8	41
11919	2	10	159 1955 NATURE 176(4496):1244-1245 LINDEGREN CC IS THE GENE A PRIME MOVER	2	6
11920	1	4	253 1956 NATURE 177(4503):318-320 [Anon] ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF FIBRES	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
11921	1	9	254 1956 NATURE 177(4503):326-327 MEGGY AB; SIKORSKI J DIMORPHISM OF POLYGLYCINE	10	14
11922	3	32	255 1956 NATURE 177(4506):473-475 CRICK FHC; WATSON JD STRUCTURE OF SMALL VIRUSES	243	242
11923	5	15	256 1956 NATURE 177(4507):503-505 SCHMITT FO CHROMOSOMES, GENES AND MACROMOLECULAR SYSTEMS	2	7
11924	3	12	257 1956 NATURE 177(4511):697-699 REED R; WOOD MJ; KEECH MK HELICAL NATURE OF THE COLLAGEN FIBRIL	3	17
11925	4	12	258 1956 NATURE 177(4511):710-711 RAMACHANDRAN GN STRUCTURE OF COLLAGEN	35	45
11926	4	8	259 1956 NATURE 177(4516):928-928 CASPAR DLD STRUCTURE OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS - RADIALDENSITY DISTRIBUTION IN THE TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS PARTICLE	36	96
11927	3	9	260 1956 NATURE 178(4526):177-178 WILSON AJC INTERNATIONAL UNION OF CRYSTALLOGRAPHY - MEETINGS IN MADRID	0	0
11928	2	6	261 1956 NATURE 178(4526):221-222 PERSON C MODEL FOR MANIPULATING SPIRALS	0	1
11929	5	14	350 1957 NATURE 179(4552):194-196 HAPPEY F ALPHA HELIX IN NATURAL AND SYNTHETIC POLYPEPTIDES	2	3
11930	1	9	351 1957 NATURE 179(4556):426-426 CHENG PY ABSOLUTE AMOUNT OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID IN VIRUS AND CYTOPLASMIC PARTICLES	2	10
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
11931	2	8	352 1957 NATURE 179(4561):683-684 KLUG A; FINCH JT; FRANKLIN RE STRUCTURE OF TURNIP YELLOW MOSAIC VIRUS	7	10
11932	3	9	353 1957 NATURE 180(4592):928-928 VALENTINE RC; HOPPER PK POLYHEDRAL SHAPE OF ADENOVIRUS PARTICLES AS SHOWN BY ELECTRON MICROSCOPY	9	25
11933	2	7	443 1958 NATURE 181(4607):470-472 HALL DA; LLOYD PF; SAXL H; HAPPEY F MAMMALIAN CELLULOSE	1	23
11934	4	21	444 1958 NATURE 181(4608):521-525 RICH A FORMATION OF 2-STRANDED AND 3-STRANDED HELICAL MOLECULES BY POLYINOSINIC ACID AND POLYADENYLIC ACID	33	86
11935	5	32	445 1958 NATURE 181(4614):958-961 GINOZA W KINETICS OF HEAT INACTIVATION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS	7	70
11936	5	10	446 1958 NATURE 182(4628):126-127 LEVINE M; CURTISS R GENETIC TEST FOR SIDE-CHAINS IN A PHAGE CHROMOSOME	1	3
11937	2	2	447 1958 NATURE 182(4632):387-388 MARVIN DA; SPENCER M; WILKINS MHF; HAMILTON LD NEW CONFIGURATION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID	16	21
11938	3	11	448 1958 NATURE 182(4633):423-426 RICH A; BLOW DM FORMATION OF A HELICAL STEROID COMPLEX	3	71
11939	2	11	449 1958 NATURE 182(4634):506-508 LACOUR LF; PELC SR EFFECT OF COLCHICINE ON THE UTILIZATION OF LABELLED THYMIDINE DURING CHROMOSOMAL REPRODUCTION	8	59
11940	1	5	587 1959 NATURE 183(4655):179-180 FRASER RDB; MACRAE TP POSSIBLE ROLE OF WATER IN COLLAGEN STRUCTURE	8	21
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
11941	3	23	588 1959 NATURE 183(4661):591-592 FRASER RDB; MACRAE TP; ROGERS GE STRUCTURE OF ALPHA-KERATIN	0	0
11942	4	17	589 1959 NATURE 183(4665):880-881 HORN P; LUZZATI V; TRUEBLOOD KN CRYSTAL STRUCTURE OF CALCIUM THYMIDYLATE	1	3
11943	4	10	590 1959 NATURE 183(4673):1429-1431 SUEOKA N; MARMUR J; DOTY P HETEROGENEITY IN DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACIDS .2. DEPENDENCE OF THE DENSITY OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACIDS ON GUANINE-CYTOSINE CONTENT	36	201
11944	2	12	591 1959 NATURE 183(4675):1602-1603 KONDO N; OSAWA S DIFFERENCES IN CHROMATOGRAPHIC PATTERNS OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID FROM VARIOUS TISSUES	3	18
11945	4	29	592 1959 NATURE 183(4677):1709-1714 FINCH JT; KLUG A STRUCTURE OF POLIOMYELITIS VIRUS	31	100
11946	3	13	593 1959 NATURE 183(4678):1814-1814 MILES HT PROPOSED INTERPRETATION OF INFRA-RED SPECTRAL CHANGES OCCURRING UPON THE INTERACTION OF POLYNUCLEOTIDES	4	9
11947	5	18	594 1959 NATURE 184(4679):36-38 KIT S COMPARATIVE EFFECTS OF HEAT ON CHROMATOGRAPHY AND ULTRA-VIOLET ABSORPTION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC OR RIBO-NUCLEIC ACIDS	4	11
11948	4	30	595 1959 NATURE 184(4697):1440-1445 SMITH KM RECENT WORK ON THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPY OF VIRUSES	0	4
11949	2	10	596 1959 NATURE 184(4697):1482-1483 ASCOLI F; BOTRE C; CRESCENZI V; MELE A INFLUENCE OF COUNTERION ASSOCIATION ON THE CONFIGURATIONAL STABILITY OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID IN SOLUTION	1	10
11950	4	4	597 1959 NATURE 184(4697):1484-1485 SILK MH; HAWTREY AO POSSIBLE SIMPLIFIED STRUCTURE OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
11951	3	16	598 1959 NATURE 184(4704):1998-2001 COMMONER B RE-EXAMINATION OF THEORIES	4	12
11952	4	21	752 1960 NATURE 185(4711):416-422 PERUTZ MF; ROSSMANN MG; CULLIS AF; MUIRHEAD H; WILL G; NORTH ACT STRUCTURE OF HAEMOGLOBIN - 3-DIMENSIONAL FOURIER SYNTHESIS AT 5.5-A RESOLUTION, OBTAINED BY X-RAY ANALYSIS	70	511
11953	2	12	753 1960 NATURE 185(4711):422-427 KENDREW JC; DICKERSON RE; STRANDBERG BE; HART RG; DAVIES DR; PHILLIPS DC; SHORE VC STRUCTURE OF MYOGLOBIN - 3-DIMENSIONAL FOURIER SYNTHESIS AT 2 A RESOLUTION	99	725
11954	4	10	754 1960 NATURE 185(4714):673-674 MAGDOFF BS SUB-UNITS IN SOUTHERN BEAN MOSAIC VIRUS	8	19
11955	2	48	755 1960 NATURE 186(4721):275-277 SIRLIN JL NUCLEOLUS PROBLEM	3	31
11956	0	4	756 1960 NATURE 186(4721):333-334 SESHACHAR BR EFFECT OF CENTRIFUGATION ON THE MACRONUCLEUS OF SPIROSTOMUM AND BLEPHARISMA	0	4
11957	2	5	757 1960 NATURE 186(4730):1030-1031 DAVIES DR POLYINOSINIC PLUS POLYCYTIDYLIC ACID - CRYSTALLINE POLYNUCLEOTIDE COMPLEX	31	53
11958	2	14	758 1960 NATURE 187(4736):485-489 ALDERSON T MECHANISM OF FORMALDEHYDE-INDUCED MUTAGENESIS - UNIQUENESS OF ADENYLIC ACID IN THE MEDIATION OF THE MUTAGENIC ACTIVITY OF FORMALDEHYDE	2	46
11959	4	24	759 1960 NATURE 188(4745):98-101 FRESCO JR; ALBERTS BM; DOTY P SOME MOLECULAR DETAILS OF THE SECONDARY STRUCTURE OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID	61	213
11960	5	10	760 1960 NATURE 188(4746):208-209 DAVERN CI BIAS IN BASE-PAIR ORIENTATION IN DEOXYPRIBONUCLEIC ACID	2	9
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
11961	1	6	761 1960 NATURE 188(4746):228-229 BERNARDI G; CHAMPAGNE M; SADRON C ENZYMATIC DEGRADATION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID INTO SUB-UNITS	3	10
11962	3	10	917 1961 NATURE 189(475):120-& KYOGOKU Y; SHIMANOUCHI T; WATANABE I; TSUBOI M NUCLEIC ACIDS IN DEUTERIUM OXIDE SOLUTION	13	45
11963	2	15	918 1961 NATURE 189(475):140-& HUNTER GD; GODSON GN LATER STAGES OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS AND ROLE OF PHOSPHOLIPIDS IN PROCESS	4	35
11964	16	81	919 1961 NATURE 189(476):260-& LESLIE I BIOCHEMISTRY OF HEREDITY - A GENERAL HYPOTHESIS	14	71
11965	2	6	920 1961 NATURE 189(476):398-& NAKADA D; RYAN FJ REPLICATION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID IN NON-DIVIDING BACTERIA	3	14
11966	1	5	921 1961 NATURE 189(476):556-& STOCKER BA; MCDONOUGH MW; AMBLER RP A GENE DETERMINING PRESENCE OR ABSENCE OF EPSILON-N-METHYL-LYSINE IN SALMONELLA FLAGELLAR PROTEIN	0	49
11967	4	7	922 1961 NATURE 189(476):572-& FRASER RD; MACRAE TP ALPHA-CONFIGURATION OF FIBROUS PROTEINS	0	13
11968	1	24	923 1961 NATURE 189(476):948-& MAHLER HR; FRASER D STRUCTURAL MUTATIONS	0	0
11969	2	23	924 1961 NATURE 189(476):959-& LINDEGREN C A HYPOTHESIS CONCERNING MECHANISM OF GENE ACTION	0	10
11970	1	9	925 1961 NATURE 190(477):299-& STANLEY WM; BOCK RM MECHANISMS OF EXPRESSION OF GENETIC INFORMATION	2	3
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
11971	2	20	926 1961 NATURE 190(477):581-& GROS F; KURLAND CG; HIATT H; WATSON JD; GILBERT W; RISEBROU.RW UNSTABLE RIBONUCLEIC ACID REVEALED BY PULSE LABELLING OF ESCHERICHIA COLI	107	461
11972	2	19	927 1961 NATURE 190(477):690-& WANG SY PHOTOCHEMICAL REACTIONS IN FROZEN SOLUTIONS	1	142
11973	2	4	928 1961 NATURE 190(477):697-& WOESE CR CODING RATIO FOR RIBONUCLEIC ACID VIRUSES	14	18
11974	2	3	929 1961 NATURE 190(478):1004-& RAMACHAN.G; SASISEKHARAN V STRUCTURE OF COLLAGEN	0	31
11975	2	11	930 1961 NATURE 191(478):96-& YAMAZAKI H; KAESBERG P UNUSUAL BASE COMPOSITION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID OF WILD CUCUMBER MOSAIC VIRUS	4	9
11976	6	8	931 1961 NATURE 191(479):809-& BERNARDI G; SADRON C KINETICS OF ENZYMIC DEGRADATION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID INTO SUB-UNITS	3	36
11977	2	12	932 1961 NATURE 191(479):1242-& NORTH AC; RICH A X-RAY DIFFRACTION STUDIES OF BACTERIAL VIRUSES	0	68
11978	2	9	933 1961 NATURE 191(479):1284-& ECK RV NON-RANDOMNESS IN AMINO-ACID ALLELES	3	7
11979	3	19	934 1961 NATURE 191(479):1365-& BISHOP J; FAVELUKES G; RUSSELL E; SCHWEET R CONTROL OF SPECIFICITY IN HAEMOGLOBIN SYNTHESIS	13	54
11980	3	30	935 1961 NATURE 192(480):810-& KRIMM S STRUCTURE OF ALPHA-KERATIN	5	9
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
11981	2	5	936 1961 NATURE 192(480):812-& BRYAN RF; TOMITA K CRYSTAL STRUCTURES OF SALTS OF METHYLATED PURINES AND PYRIMIDINES	1	9
11982	1	6	937 1961 NATURE 192(480):1081-& LAWLEY PD; BROOKES P ACIDIC DISSOCIATION OF 7 - 9-DIALKYLGUANINES AND ITS POSSIBLE RELATION TO MUTAGENIC PROPERTIES OF ALKYLATING AGENTS	38	120
11983	3	20	938 1961 NATURE 192(480):1227-& Crick FHC; BRENNER S; WATSTOBI.RJ; BARNETT L GENERAL NATURE OF GENETIC CODE FOR PROTEINS	620	621
11984	4	18	1159 1962 NATURE 193(4820):1052-& FRASER RDB; ROGERS GE; MACRAE TP MOLECULAR ORGANIZATION IN ALPHA-KERATIN	23	62
11985	8	24	1160 1962 NATURE 193(4822):1268-& WALL R OVERLAPPING GENETIC CODES	12	13
11986	4	40	1161 1962 NATURE 194(4823):31-& JOHNSON DJ; SIKORSKI J MOLECULAR AND FINE STRUCTURE OF ALPHA-KERATIN	8	35
11987	5	17	1162 1962 NATURE 194(4823):86-& CHARGAFF E CALCULATED COMPOSITION OF A MESSENGER RIBONUCLEIC ACID	19	21
11988	16	38	1163 1962 NATURE 194(4833):1014-& SPENCER M; BROWN GL; WILKINS MHF; FULLER W DETERMINATION OF HELICAL CONFIGURATION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACID MOLECULES BY X-RAY DIFFRACTION STUDY OF CRYSTALLINE AMINO-ACID-TRANSFER RIBONUCLEIC ACID	67	190
11989	1	5	1164 1962 NATURE 194(4833):1039-& STONE D CELL DIFFERENTIATION AND CARCINOGENESIS	0	3
11990	7	22	1165 1962 NATURE 194(4834):1114-& WOESE CR NATURE OF BIOLOGICAL CODE	15	19
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
11991	1	22	1166 1962 NATURE 194(4834):1149-& ROGERS GE OCCURRENCE OF CITRULLINE IN PROTEINS	2	51
11992	4	15	1167 1962 NATURE 194(4835):1274-& CAIRNS J PROOF THAT REPLICATION OF DNA INVOLVES SEPARATION OF STRANDS	11	17
11993	6	33	1168 1962 NATURE 195(4836):38-& MEDVEDEV ZA HYPOTHESIS CONCERNING WAY OF CODING INTERACTION BETWEEN TRANSFER RNA AND MESSENGER RNA AT LATER STAGES OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS	3	3
11994	5	9	1169 1962 NATURE 195(4838):283-& BRETSCHER MS; GRUNBERGMANAGO M POLYRIBONUCLEOTIDE-DIRECTED PROTEIN SYNTHESIS USING AN E. COLI CELL-FREE SYSTEM	40	91
11995	8	25	1170 1962 NATURE 195(4840):459-& MILES HT; TSUBOI M; WATANABE I; SHIMANOUCHI T; KYOGOKU Y PROTON TRANSFER IN NUCLEIC ACID	2	9
11996	2	11	1171 1962 NATURE 195(4842):666-& BOLTON HC; WEISS JJ HYPOCHROMISM IN ULTRA-VIOLET ABSORPTION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS AND RELATED STRUCTURES	4	34
11997	1	11	1172 1962 NATURE 195(4842):699-& DEPIREUX J; WILLIAMS D INFLUENCE OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID ON INTERMOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF WATER	4	17
11998	2	11	1173 1962 NATURE 195(4845):998-& AGENO M DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID CODE	3	3
11999	5	10	1174 1962 NATURE 195(4845):999-& REICHMANN ME; MARKHAM R; SYMONS RH; REES MW EXPERIMENTAL EVIDENCE FOR DEGENERACY OF NUCLEOTIDE TRIPLET CODE	6	16
12000	9	30	1175 1962 NATURE 196(4851):211-& COLE A A MOLECULAR MODEL FOR BIOLOGICAL CONTRACTILITY - IMPLICATIONS IN CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION	2	28

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