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#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16501	4	99	12838 1996 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 19(11):481-489 Tootell RBH; Dale AM; Sereno MI; Malach R New images from human visual cortex	16	163
16502	11	44	13872 1998 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 21(1):28-32 Guillery RW; Feig SL; Lozsadi DA Paying attention to the thalamic reticular nucleus	29	91
16503	5	42	13873 1998 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 21(2):58-62 Baars BJ Metaphors of consciousness and attention in the brain	7	19
16504	2	13	13874 1998 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 21(6):225-226 Linden DEJ Visual perception: myths and mechanisms	0	1
16505	5	34	13875 1998 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 21(6):226-231 Goodhill GJ Mathematical guidance for axons	2	26
16506	1	5	14422 1999 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 22(12):541-542 Holscher C Consciousness in mind: a correlate for ACh?	0	2
16507	3	43	14935 2000 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 23(1):35-39 Grieve KL; Acuna C; Cudeiro J The primate pulvinar nuclei: vision and action	3	19
16508	16	68	14936 2000 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 23(4):141-146 Halpain S Actin and the agile spine: how and why do dendritic spines dance?	9	48
16509	10	44	15500 2001 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 24(2):122-126 Sherman SM Tonic and burst firing: dual modes of thalamocortical relay	7	68
16510	9	47	16680 2003 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 26(3):155-160 Dunaevsky A; Mason CA Spine motility: a means towards an end?	1	7
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16511	17	95	16681 2003 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 26(7):360-368 Kasai H; Matsuzaki M; Noguchi J; Yasumatsu N; Nakahara H Structure-stability-function relationships of dendritic spines	0	6
16512	4	14	16682 2003 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 26(9):465-466 Arshavsky YI Long-term memory: does it have a structural or chemical basis?	0	1
16513	4	21	16683 2003 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 26(9):466-468 Nader K Response to Arshavsky: Challenging the old views	0	0
16514	5	30	16684 2003 TRENDS IN NEUROSCIENCES 26(12):671-675 Baars BJ; Ramsoy TZ; Laureys S Brain, conscious experience and the observing self	0	0
16515	3	59	16685 2003 TRENDS IN PARASITOLOGY 19(2):79-87 Brindley PJ; Laha T; McManus DP; Loukas A Mobile genetic elements colonizing the genomes of metazoan parasites	0	4
16516	1	12	9505 1988 TRENDS IN PHARMACOLOGICAL SCIENCES 9(8):276-278 MAX B THIS AND THAT - AN ODORLESS CRIME AND THE MYSTERY OF A POETS HEART	0	0
16517	4	38	14423 1999 TRENDS IN PLANT SCIENCE 4(10):413-418 Lush WM Whither chemotropism and pollen tube guidance?	1	20
16518	1	83	4109 1973 TSITOLOGIYA 15(4):363-376 OLENOV YM OOPLASM AND HEREDITY	0	1
16519	5	92	4409 1974 TSITOLOGIYA 16(4):403-419 OLENOV YM GENOME ORGANIZATION IN METAZOA	7	13
16520	2	30	4410 1974 TSITOLOGIYA 16(4):440-& BELYAEVA ES; KOROCHKI.LS; ZHIMULEV IF; NAZAROVA NK PUFF CHARACTERISTICS IN X-CHROMOSOME OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER FEMALES	6	34
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16521	1	11	4411 1974 TSITOLOGIYA 16(11):1397-1401 BARSUKOV VS; MALINOVS.OV QUANTITATIVE DESCRIPTION OF PROCESS OF CELL RADIATION INACTIVATION .5. INACTIVATION OF CELLS DUE TO RADIATION OF VARIOUS LET	0	2
16522	0	41	4675 1975 TSITOLOGIYA 17(7):846-853 BARSUKOV VS QUANTITATIVE DESCRIPTION OF RADIATION-INDUCED CELL INACTIVATION .7. ENTITY OF PRIMARY LESIONS IN REPRODUCTIVE CELL-DEATH INDUCED BY RADIATION	1	3
16523	2	75	5330 1977 TSITOLOGIYA 19(7):711-& KAZAKOVA TB ROLE OF MEMBRANES IN REGULATION OF ACTIVITY OF GENETIC STRUCTURES	0	0
16524	5	36	5632 1978 TSITOLOGIYA 20(3):291-& ILYINSKAYA NB; MAXIMOVA FL CHANGES IN BANDING-PATTERN AND NUMBER OF SALIVARY-GLAND POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES OF CHIRONOMUS PLUMOSUS IN DIFFERENT SEASONS	2	2
16525	1	14	5633 1978 TSITOLOGIYA 20(12):1419-1425 BARSUKOV VS; MALINOVSKY OV QUANTITATIVE DESCRIPTION OF RADIATION-INDUCED CELL INACTIVATION .10. REVIEW OF APPLICATION AND WAYS OF SUBSEQUENT DEVELOPMENT OF THE THEORY	0	0
16526	2	28	6330 1980 TSITOLOGIYA 22(1):79-83 GRUZDEV AD MODEL OF CHROMONEMA PACKING IN THE MITOTIC CHROMOSOME	1	1
16527	3	237	6331 1980 TSITOLOGIYA 22(9):1011-& SNIGIREVSKAYA ES; KOMISSARCHIK YY THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF SPECIALIZED INTER-CELLULAR JUNCTIONS	0	16
16528	28	173	6332 1980 TSITOLOGIYA 22(11):1259-1283 LEVIN VL; SCHWARZMAN PY NEW DATA ON CELL DETERMINATION IN DROSOPHILA DEVELOPMENT - A REVIEW	0	3
16529	10	180	6765 1981 TSITOLOGIYA 23(7):723-744 RATOVITSKY EA; PLJUSNIN AZ ORGANIZATION AND EXPRESSION OF SINGLE EUKARYOTIC GENES	0	1
16530	5	32	7583 1983 TSITOLOGIYA 25(2):123-& ZATSEPINA OV; POLIAKOV VY; CHENTSOV YS ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC STUDY OF CHROMONEMA AND CHROMOMERES IN MITOTIC AND INTERPHASE CHROMOSOMES	2	34
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16531	6	25	7584 1983 TSITOLOGIYA 25(9):1049-1053 MAXIMOVA FL MORPHOMETRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE POLYTENE CHROMOSOME PUFFING IN CHIRONOMUS-PLUMOSUS L	0	0
16532	1	143	7958 1984 TSITOLOGIYA 26(3):235-251 GLEBOV OK; ABRAMYAN DS THE NATURE OF PHENOTYPICAL VARIATION OF SOMATIC-CELLS IN CULTURE - UNSTABLE PHENOTYPICAL ALTERATIONS	0	3
16533	4	17	9506 1988 TSITOLOGIYA 30(5):532-& PAVLENKO IN; STANKEVICH LN; FYODOROVA TA CALCIUM-FREE MEDIUM EXPERTS CHANGES IN THE ULTRASTRUCTURE AND MORPHOMETRIC PARAMETERS OF THE CORTICAL AXO-SPINAL SYNAPSES	0	3
16534	2	14	9867 1989 TSITOLOGIYA 31(10):1176-& LUKYANOVA EL THE ULTRASTRUCTURE OF SPINES ON SERIAL SECTIONS OF THE RATS CORTEX	0	0
16535	1	12	9868 1989 TSITOLOGIYA 31(10):1180-& PUSHKINA NN; BARSKY VE ELECTRON-MICROSCOPY OF CHROMOSOMES FROM BARLEY ENDOSPERM (HORDEUM-VULGARE)	0	0
16536	1	28	10257 1990 TSITOLOGIYA 32(1):34-& YANYUSHINA GV; POTYOMKIN VV; MOSHKOV DA NEUROCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE GOLDFISH MEDULLA-OBLONGATA SLICES WITH THE MAUTHNER CELLS UPON ADAPTATION TO THE REPEATED NATURAL STIMULATIONS	0	2
16537	9	185	10258 1990 TSITOLOGIYA 32(6):543-566 SAMOVAR AG THE PROBLEM OF ORIGIN AND EVOLUTION OF THE SEXUAL PROCESS IN PROTISTS	0	0
16538	3	21	7959 1984 TSITOLOGIYA I GENETIKA 18(6):438-442 EVGENIEV MB; ZELENTSOVA ES EVOLUTION OF MOBILE DISPERSED GENETIC ELEMENTS AND SATELLITE DNA IN DROSOPHILA	0	2
16539	3	28	8379 1985 TSITOLOGIYA I GENETIKA 19(1):57-& ZAKHAROV IA; KULIKOV RI; PETROV LA HETEROCHROMATIN OF THE HUMAN Y-CHROMOSOME AS AN EXAMPLE OF SELFISH DNA	0	1
16540	1	45	10259 1990 TUMOR BIOLOGY 11(4):173-180 BERNUAU D; FELDMANN G INSITU HYBRIDIZATION - APPLICATION TO THE STUDY OF GENE-EXPRESSION DURING EXPERIMENTAL HEPATOCARCINOGENESIS AND HUMAN HEPATOCELLULAR-CARCINOMA	0	4
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16541	1	68	11412 1993 TUMOR BIOLOGY 14(3):184-200 VINIK A; PITTENGER G; RAFAELOFF R; ROSENBERG L FACTORS CONTROLLING PANCREATIC-ISLET NEOGENESIS	0	19
16542	1	87	12839 1996 UCLA LAW REVIEW 43(3):961-998 Erramouspe M Staking patent claims on the human blueprint: Rewards and rent-dissipating races	0	9
16543	6	48	7179 1982 UCLA SYMPOSIA ON MOLECULAR AND CELLULAR BIOLOGY 26:35-54 CRAIK CS; LAUB O; BELL GI; SPRANG S; FLETTERICK R; RUTTER WJ THE RELATIONSHIP OF GENE STRUCTURE TO PROTEIN-STRUCTURE	0	4
16544	5	83	4412 1974 UKRAINSKII BIOKHIMICHESKII ZHURNAL 46(2):255-271 PRIMA VI; TARANTUL VZ; SHUGALII AV; GAZARYAN KG DNA REASSOCIATION - PHYSICAL AND BIOLOGICAL FEATURES	0	14
16545	1	23	8380 1985 UKRAINSKII BIOKHIMICHESKII ZHURNAL 57(6):95-100 LUGOVSKOY EV; KIVENKO NV THE TRUTH OF CONVICTIONS IN SCIENTIFIC COGNITION	0	0
16546	0	16	9507 1988 ULTIMATE REALITY AND MEANING 11(4):294-308 GRAYSON J THE ENVIRONMENT AND THE PERCEPTION OF REALITY - A PHYSIOLOGISTS POINT OF VIEW	0	0
16547	0	11	9869 1989 ULTIMATE REALITY AND MEANING 12(2):104-112 SVOBODA J THE REALITY OF THE PHYTOSPHERE AND (ULTIMATE) VALUES INVOLVED	0	0
16548	3	21	6766 1981 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 6(4):367-376 KIRKLAND EJ; FREEMAN WT; OHTSUKI M; ISAACSON MS; SIEGEL BM COMPUTER IMAGE-PROCESSING OF STEM IMAGES OF TOBACCO MOSAIC-VIRUS	2	13
16549	5	12	6767 1981 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 7(2):189-192 FUJIYOSHI Y; UYEDA N DIRECT IMAGING OF A DOUBLE-STRAND DNA MOLECULE	1	5
16550	15	70	7180 1982 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 8(1-2):191-206 AEBI U; FOWLER WE; SMITH PR 3-DIMENSIONAL STRUCTURE OF PROTEINS DETERMINED BY ELECTRON-MICROSCOPY	0	5
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16551	3	13	7181 1982 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 9(1-2):37-& HOLMES KC; GOODY RS; AMOS LA THE STRUCTURE OF S1-DECORATED ACTIN-FILAMENTS CALCULATED FROM X-RAY-DIFFRACTION DATA WITH PHASES DERIVED FROM ELECTRON-MICROGRAPHS	1	15
16552	2	19	7182 1982 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 9(1-2):139-150 KELLENBERGER E; HANER M; WURTZ M THE WRAPPING PHENOMENON IN AIR-DRIED AND NEGATIVELY STAINED PREPARATIONS	2	50
16553	9	24	7960 1984 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 13(1-2):35-46 DOWNING KH ELECTRON CRYSTALLOGRAPHIC STUDIES OF DNA	1	8
16554	8	34	7961 1984 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 15(4):325-335 TRUS BL; STEVEN AC DIFFRACTION PATTERNS FROM STAINED AND UNSTAINED HELICES - CONSISTENCY OR CONTRADICTION	3	10
16555	5	21	9170 1987 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 23(1):17-28 JAFFE JS; GLAESER RM DIFFERENCE FOURIER-ANALYSIS OF SURFACE-FEATURES OF BACTERIORHODOPSIN USING GLUCOSE-EMBEDDED AND FROZEN-HYDRATED PURPLE MEMBRANE	1	20
16556	3	34	10594 1991 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 35(2):131-143 BULLOUGH PA; TULLOCH PA SPOT-SCAN IMAGING OF MICROCRYSTALS OF AN INFLUENZA NEURAMINIDASE ANTIBODY FRAGMENT-COMPLEX	0	1
16557	3	11	10960 1992 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 42:1549-1552 PUTMAN CAJ; VANDERWERF KO; DEGROOTH BG; VANHULST NF; SEGERINK FB; GREVE J ATOMIC FORCE MICROSCOPE FEATURING AN INTEGRATED OPTICAL MICROSCOPE	1	12
16558	12	39	10961 1992 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 45(3-4):307-321 TRACHTENBERG S; LEONARD KR; TICHELAAR W RADIAL MASS DENSITY-FUNCTIONS OF VITRIFIED HELICAL SPECIMENS DETERMINED BY SCANNING-TRANSMISSION ELECTRON-MICROSCOPY - THEIR POTENTIAL USE AS SUBSTITUTES FOR EQUATORIAL DATA	1	4
16559	8	20	10962 1992 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 46(1-4):263-285 MORGAN DG; DEROSIER D PROCESSING IMAGES OF HELICAL STRUCTURES - A NEW TWIST	9	30
16560	4	21	12333 1995 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 57(1):91-101 ISHIKAWA T; WAKABAYASHI T PROPOSAL OF ALIGNMENT-INDEPENDENT CLASSIFICATION OF ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC IMAGES WITH HELICAL SYMMETRY AND ITS APPLICATION TO RECONSTITUTED THIN-FILAMENTS OF SKELETAL-MUSCLE	0	2
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16561	3	16	12334 1995 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 60(2):283-294 Perkins GA; Downing KH; Glaeser RM Crystallographic extraction and averaging of data from small image areas	0	6
16562	5	36	12840 1996 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 63(3-4):247-261 Lanzavecchia S; Bellon PL Electron tomography in conical tilt geometry. The accuracy of a direct Fourier method (DFM) and the suppression of non-tomographic noise	1	9
16563	2	74	12841 1996 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 66(3-4):141-152 Shao ZF; Zhang YY Biological cryo atomic force microscopy: A brief review	1	19
16564	2	14	13367 1997 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 67(1-4):181-189 Qin LC; Ichihashi T; Iijima S On the measurement of helicity of carbon nanotubes	1	13
16565	1	13	13368 1997 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 68(1):1-12 Cowley JM; Sundell FA Nanodiffraction and dark-field STEM characterization of single-walled carbon nanotube ropes	0	8
16566	8	31	13369 1997 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 70(1-2):57-81 Beroukhim R; Unwin N Distortion correction of tubular crystals: improvements in the acetylcholine receptor structure	6	25
16567	3	6	14424 1999 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 76(4):233-238 Hanein D; DeRosier D A new algorithm to align three-dimensional maps of helical structures	0	4
16568	8	20	14937 2000 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 84(1-2):1-14 Toyoshima C Structure determination of tubular crystals of membrane proteins. I. Indexing of diffraction patterns	1	5
16569	11	25	14938 2000 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 84(1-2):15-28 Yonekura K; Toyoshima C Structure determination of tubular crystals of membrane proteins. II. Averaging of tubular crystals of different helical classes	1	5
16570	1	36	16686 2003 ULTRAMICROSCOPY 96(2):167-174 Moreno-Herrero F; Colchero J; Baro AM DNA height in scanning force microscopy	2	4
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16571	1	59	14939 2000 ULTRASTRUCTURAL PATHOLOGY 24(2):59-66 Kostianovsky M Evolutionary origin of eukaryotic cells	0	1
16572	1	48	14425 1999 UNFALLCHIRURG 102(4):250-266 Hanselmann R; Mutschler W Relevance of life science for traumatologic and orthopaedic research	0	0
16573	1	19	3783 1972 UNION MEDICALE DU CANADA 101(12):2663-2668 DALLAIRE L NEW OBJECTIVES IN MEDICAL GENETICS	0	2
16574	0	128	11413 1993 UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA LAW REVIEW 141(4):1471-1564 LELLING AE ELIMINATIVE MATERIALISM, NEUROSCIENCE AND THE CRIMINAL-LAW	1	13
16575	7	83	14426 1999 UROLOGICAL RESEARCH 27(2):83-96 Schamhart DHJ; Westerhof ACC Strategies for gene cloning	0	2
16576	1	58	11848 1994 UROLOGY 44(4):617-624 SANDA MG; SIMONS JW GENE-THERAPY FOR UROLOGIC CANCER	0	6
16577	3	30	622 1959 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 69(2):269-282 SUTHERLAND G NEW TRENDS IN INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY	0	0
16578	25	88	1238 1962 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 77(4):597-620 GAVRILOV VI; ZOGRAF N NATURE OF THE BIOCHEMICAL CODE	0	3
16579	5	9	1794 1964 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 82(1):133-160 Crick FHC; NIERENBERG MW THE GENETIC CODE	0	0
16580	11	112	4110 1973 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 109(3):455-458 VAINSHTE.BK DIMENSIONAL ELECTRON-MICROSCOPY OF BIOLOGICAL MACROMOLECULES	0	37
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16581	2	65	4111 1973 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 109(3):499-515 VOLKENSH.MV BIOLOGY AND PHYSICS	0	5
16582	4	63	4112 1973 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 109(3):546-589 EIGEN M MOLECULAR SELF-ORGANIZATION AND EARLY STAGES OF EVOLUTION	0	0
16583	4	124	5942 1979 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 128(2):273-312 MREVLISHVILI GM LOW-TEMPERATURE CALORIMETRY OF BIOLOGICAL MACROMOLECULES	1	27
16584	7	282	6333 1980 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 131(2):209-238 KISEL VA OPTICAL-ACTIVITY AND THE DISSYMMETRY OF BIOLOGICAL-SYSTEMS	0	0
16585	9	79	6768 1981 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 134(4):641-673 FRANKKAMENETSKII MD; VOLOGODSKII AV TOPOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF POLYMER PHYSICS - THEORY AND ITS BIOPHYSICAL APPLICATIONS	0	37
16586	5	95	7585 1983 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 141(1):55-101 BELINTSEV VN DISSIPATIVE STRUCTURES AND THE PROBLEM OF BIOLOGICAL PATTERN-FORMATION	3	37
16587	2	182	9870 1989 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 157(1):3-50 GOLDANSKII VI; KUZMIN VV SPONTANEOUS MIRROR SYMMETRY-BREAKING IN NATURE AND THE ORIGIN OF LIFE	0	13
16588	4	98	13876 1998 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 168(11):1221-1233 Ivanitsky GR; Medvinsky AB; Deev AA; Tsyganov MA From Maxwell's Demon to the self-organization of mass transfer processes in living systems	0	6
16589	12	134	14940 2000 USPEKHI FIZICHESKIKH NAUK 170(1):57-81 Lobzin VV; Chechetkin VR Order and correlations in genomic DNA sequences. The spectral approach	1	6
16590	1	33	371 1957 USPEKHI KHIMII 26(2):263-272 TODD AR NEKOTORYE NOVYE DOSTIZHENIYA V KHIMII NUKLEINOVYKH KISLOT	0	1
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16591	1	28	623 1959 USPEKHI KHIMII 28(9):1011-1035 ENGELGARDT VA NEKOTORYE PROBLEMY SOVREMENNOI BIOKHIMII	0	2
16592	30	216	3784 1972 USPEKHI KHIMII 41(3):474-& ZHIZHINA GP; OLEINIK EF INFRARED SPECTROSCOPY OF NUCLEIC-ACIDS	0	11
16593	2	79	3785 1972 USPEKHI KHIMII 41(4):700-& KATRITSK.AR PROTOTROPIC TAUTOMERISM OF HETEROAROMATIC-COMPOUNDS	0	27
16594	23	150	4676 1975 USPEKHI KHIMII 44(1):104-133 SOKOLOVA NI; KAGRAMANOVA VK; DOLINNAYA NG SPECIFIC COMPLEX-FORMATION IN AQUEOUS-SOLUTIONS WITH PARTICIPATION OF MONONUCLEOTIDES AND OLIGONUCLEOTIDES	0	11
16595	1	119	8381 1985 USPEKHI KHIMII 54(9):1420-1447 KNORRE DG; VLASOV VV REACTIVE DERIVATIVES OF NUCLEIC-ACIDS AND THEIR COMPONENTS AS ADDRESS REAGENTS	0	8
16596	36	171	9871 1989 USPEKHI KHIMII 58(8):1318-1353 DOLINNAYA NG; GRYAZNOVA OI OLIGO(POLY)NUCLEOTIDE COMPLEXES WITH STRUCTURAL ANOMALIES	0	5
16597	1	92	10595 1991 USPEKHI KHIMII 60(7):1570-1595 IZUMRUDOV VA; ZEZIN AB; KABANOV VA EQUILIBRIUM OF INTERPOLYELECTROLYTE REACTIONS AND PHENOMENON OF MOLECULAR RECOGNITION IN INTERPOLYELECTROLYTE COMPLEXES SOLUTIONS	0	16
16598	2	128	12335 1995 USPEKHI KHIMII 64(7):704-720 MIKHAILOV OV COMPLEXING REACTIONS PROCEEDING INTO 3D-METALLOHEXACYANOFERRATE(II) GELATIN IMMOBILIZED MATRICES	0	18
16599	2	81	14427 1999 VETERINARNI MEDICINA 44(8):233-251 Dvorska L; Havelkova M; Bartos M; Bartl J; Pavlik I Insertion sequences of mycobacteria and their use in the study of epidemiology of mycobacterial infections	0	2
16600	2	34	12842 1996 VETERINARY CLINICS OF NORTH AMERICA-SMALL ANIMAL PRACTICE 26(5):1223-& Alleman AR Molecular tools for the diagnosis of animal diseases	0	4
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16601	6	42	12336 1995 VIBRATIONAL SPECTROSCOPY 8(3):401-410 OHSHIMA K; OKABAYASHI H; YOSHIDA T FOLDED STRUCTURE INDUCTION EFFECT OF AN L-LEUCINE RESIDUE ON THE CONFORMATIONS OF L-LEUCYLGLYCINE OLIGOMERS - VIBRATIONAL SPECTROSCOPIC EVIDENCE	0	1
16602	2	18	12843 1996 VIP, PACAP, AND RELATED PEPTIDES, 2ND INTERNATIONAL SYMPOSIUM 805:172-183 Momany FA; Bowers CY Speculations on the mechanism of hormone-receptor interactions of the secretin/glucagon family of polypeptide hormones derived from computational structural studies	0	6
16603	1	24	5634 1978 VIRCHOWS ARCHIV B-CELL PATHOLOGY INCLUDING MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY 28(4):351-360 FRISCH B; LEWIS SM CELL JUNCTIONS IN DYSERYTHROPOIESIS	0	7
16604	1	193	173 1955 VIRCHOWS ARCHIV FUR PATHOLOGISCHE ANATOMIE UND PHYSIOLOGIE UND FUR KLINISCHE MEDIZIN 327(2):150-205 HOLLE G; BURKHARDT R; ARNDT S; BLODORN M UBER MANOMETRISCHE, HISTOCHEMISCHE, HISTOLOGISCHE UND PHASENOPTISCHE BEFUNDE BEI ISCHAMISCHER HYPOXYDOSE - (BEITRAG ZUR MORPHOGENESE UND ZUR FRAGE DES ORTLICHEN GEWEBSTODES	0	27
16605	1	74	9872 1989 VIRGINIA LAW REVIEW 75(1):45-108 THOMPSON WC; FORD S DNA TYPING - ACCEPTANCE AND WEIGHT OF THE NEW GENETIC IDENTIFICATION TESTS	2	24
16606	4	26	285 1956 VIROLOGY 2(2):206-234 STAHL FW THE EFFECTS OF THE DECAY OF INCORPORATED RADIOACTIVE PHOSPHORUS ON THE GENOME OF BACTERIOPHAGE-T4	3	27
16607	3	26	479 1958 VIROLOGY 6(1):234-243 HERSH RT; SCHACHMAN HK ON THE SIZE OF THE PROTEIN SUBUNITS IN BUSHY STUNT VIRUS	8	77
16608	5	17	624 1959 VIROLOGY 7(3):263-275 TESSMAN I SOME UNUSUAL PROPERTIES OF THE NUCLEIC ACID IN BACTERIOPHAGES S13 AND PH1-X174	19	82
16609	1	10	625 1959 VIROLOGY 8(1):125-127 LITMAN RM; PARDEE AB MUTATIONS OF BACTERIOPHAGE-T2 INDUCED BY BROMOURACIL IN THE PRESENCE OF CHLORAMPHENICOL	9	21
16610	6	19	626 1959 VIROLOGY 9(2):260-274 KOZINSKI AW; SZYBALSKI W DISPERSIVE TRANSFER OF THE PARENTAL DNA MOLECULE TO THE PROGENY OF PHAGE PHI-X-174	8	120
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16611	5	17	627 1959 VIROLOGY 9(3):375-385 TESSMAN I MUTAGENESIS IN PHAGE-PSI-X174 AND PHAGE-T4 AND PROPERTIES OF THE GENETIC MATERIAL	28	119
16612	3	31	781 1960 VIROLOGY 11(1):79-98 HORNE RW; WATERSON AP; WILDY P; FARNHAM AE THE STRUCTURE AND COMPOSITION OF THE MYXOVIRUSES .1. ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDIES OF THE STRUCTURE OF MYXOVIRUS PARTICLES BY NEGATIVE STAINING TECHNIQUES	20	185
16613	5	23	782 1960 VIROLOGY 11(2):444-457 WILDY P; STOKER MGP; MACPHERSON IA; HORNE RW THE FINE STRUCTURE OF POLYOMA VIRUS	28	103
16614	6	30	783 1960 VIROLOGY 12(2):204-222 WILDY P; RUSSELL WC; HORNE RW THE MORPHOLOGY OF HERPES VIRUS	33	270
16615	6	20	967 1961 VIROLOGY 13(1):1-& EDGAR RS HIGH NEGATIVE INTERFERENCE AND HETEROZYGOSIS - A STUDY OF MECHANISM OF RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE T4	7	29
16616	4	37	968 1961 VIROLOGY 13(1):105-& SIMON EH EVIDENCE FOR NONPARTICIPATION OF DNA IN VIRAL RNA SYNTHESIS	19	128
16617	5	14	969 1961 VIROLOGY 13(1):146-& MACPHERSON I; HORNE RW; WILDY P; STOKER M FINE STRUCTURE OF GAL - AN AVIAN ORPHAN VIRUS	0	30
16618	1	38	970 1961 VIROLOGY 14(2):240-& THOMAS RS CHEMICAL COMPOSITION AND PARTICLE WEIGHT OF TIPULA IRIDESCENT VIRUS	2	35
16619	11	21	971 1961 VIROLOGY 15(1):1-& TROMANS WJ; HORNE RW STRUCTURE OF BACTERIOPHAGE PHIX 174	19	81
16620	19	105	972 1961 VIROLOGY 15(3):348-& HORNE RW; WILDY P SYMMETRY IN VIRUS ARCHITECTURE	0	204
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16621	2	17	1239 1962 VIROLOGY 16(3):248-& NAGINGTON J; HORNE RW MORPHOLOGICAL STUDIES OF ORF AND VACCINIA VIRUSES	11	89
16622	7	30	1240 1962 VIROLOGY 17(4):503-& VASQUEZ C; TOURNIER P MORPHOLOGY OF REOVIRUS	10	102
16623	2	11	1241 1962 VIROLOGY 17(4):597-& JORDAN LE; MAYOR HD FINE STRUCTURE OF REOVIRUS, A NEW MEMBER OF ICOSAHEDRAL SERIES	7	44
16624	3	41	1242 1962 VIROLOGY 18(3):412-& SCHAFFER FL BINDING OF PROFLAVINE BY AND PHOTOINACTIVATION OF POLIOVIRUS PROPAGATED IN PRESENCE OF DYE	5	59
16625	3	7	1243 1962 VIROLOGY 18(4):511-& NOYES WF FURTHER STUDIES ON STRUCTURE OF VACCINIA VIRUS	2	34
16626	6	30	1528 1963 VIROLOGY 19(3):359-& MAYOR HD; JORDAN LE; JAMISON RM BIOPHYSICAL STUDIES ON NATURE OF SIMIAN PAPOVA VIRUS PARTICLE (VACUOLATING SV40 VIRUS	4	38
16627	2	27	1529 1963 VIROLOGY 19(3):400-& ZIMMERMAN E; DARNELL JE; HEETER M RNA SYNTHESIS IN POLIOVIRUS-INFECTED CELLS	0	159
16628	2	23	1530 1963 VIROLOGY 20(1):199-& GREEN M; PINA M BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON ADENOVIRUS MULTIPLICATON .4. ISOLATION, PURIFICATION, AND CHEMICAL ANALYSIS OF ADENOVIRUS	2	325
16629	12	47	1531 1963 VIROLOGY 21(2):162-& HENRY C; YOUNGNER JS STUDIES ON STRUCTURE AND REPLICATION OF NUCLEIC ACID POLIOVIRUS	0	14
16630	4	13	1532 1963 VIROLOGY 21(2):232-& WOMACK FC AN ANALYSIS OF SINGLE-BURST PROGENY OF BACTERIA SINGLY INFECTED WITH A BACTERIOPHAGE HETEROZYGOTE	4	25
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16631	3	30	1795 1964 VIROLOGY 24(3):359-& SALIVAR WO; TZAGOLOFF H; PRATT D SOME PHYSICAL-CHEMICAL + BIOLOGICAL PROPERTIES OF ROD-SHAPED COLIPHAGE M13	5	116
16632	7	26	2051 1965 VIROLOGY 25(2):303-& TESSMAN ES COMPLEMENTATION GROUPS IN PHAGE S13	6	80
16633	0	9	2052 1965 VIROLOGY 25(3):372-& OTA Z ELECTRON MICROSCOPE STUDY OF DEVELOPMENT OF JAPANESE B ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS IN PORCINE KIDNEY STABLE (PS) CELLS	3	66
16634	2	31	2053 1965 VIROLOGY 25(3):418-& HULETT HR; LORING HS EFFECT OF PARTICLE LENGTH DISTRIBUTION ON INFECTIVITY OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS	0	17
16635	8	21	2054 1965 VIROLOGY 26(4):538-& MURANT AF MORPHOLOGY OF CUCUMBER MOSAIC VIRUS	0	11
16636	8	29	2055 1965 VIROLOGY 27(4):589-& BARRICEL.NA; WOMACK F A RADIATION-GENETIC METHOD TO DECIDE WHETHER 1 OR BOTH OF DNA STRANDS INJECTED BY A VIRUS INTO ITS HOST TRANSMIT HEREDITARY INFORMATION TO PROGENY	0	6
16637	2	19	2056 1965 VIROLOGY 27(4):600-& WOMACK F; BARRICEL.NA RADIATION-GENETIC EVIDENCE THAT ONLY 1 OF 2 DNA STRANDS INJECTED BY PHAGE T4 TRANSMITS GENETIC INFORMATION TO PROGENY	3	17
16638	3	19	2291 1966 VIROLOGY 29(1):126-& DANNMARK.A; DEUTSCH HF; ZILLIG W STUDIES ON COAT PROTEIN OF BACTERIOPHAGE PHIX174	0	12
16639	2	27	2292 1966 VIROLOGY 30(2):303-& STOLLAR V; STEVENS TM; SCHLESIN.RW STUDIES ON NATURE OF DENGUE VIRUSES .2. CHARACTERIZATION OF VIRAL RNA AND EFFECTS OF INHIBITORS OF RNA SYNTHESIS	1	70
16640	5	40	2773 1968 VIROLOGY 35(2):227-& TREMAINE JH; GOLDSACK DE STRUCTURE OF REGULAR VIRUSES IN RELATION OT THEIR SUBUNIT AMINO ACID COMPOSITION	0	14
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16641	7	12	2774 1968 VIROLOGY 35(4):619-& HESSLER AY MAGNESIUM REVERSAL OF PROFLAVINE INHIBITION OF BACTERIOPHAGE T2H	0	1
16642	1	11	2775 1968 VIROLOGY 36(1):137-& KADO CI; BLACK DR MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF SOWBANE MOSAIC VIRUS	0	4
16643	0	17	3265 1970 VIROLOGY 40(1):90-& KAPLAN AS; SHIMONO H; BENPORAT T SYNTHESIS OF PROTEINS IN CELLS INFECTED WITH HERPESVIRUS .3. RELATIVE AMINO ACID CONTENT OF VARIOUS PROTEINS FORMED AFTER INFECTION	2	43
16644	2	12	3266 1970 VIROLOGY 42(1):234-& WEIL J; TERZAGHI B CORRELATED OCCURRENCE OF DUPLICATIONS AND DELETIONS IN PHAGE-T4	4	23
16645	2	21	3267 1970 VIROLOGY 42(3):643-& ROLFE B LAMBDA PHAGE TRANSDUCTION OF BIO-A LOCUS OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI	0	15
16646	5	16	3268 1970 VIROLOGY 42(3):717-& BUJARD H; MAZAITIS AJ; BAUTZ EKF SIZE OF RII REGION OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4	7	27
16647	10	18	3493 1971 VIROLOGY 45(2):496-& RONEN A; SALTS Y GENETIC DISTANCES SEPARATING ADJACENT BASE PAIRS IN BACTERIOPHAGE T4	2	16
16648	6	25	3494 1971 VIROLOGY 46(3):817-& SEDEROFF R; BOLLE A; GOODMAN HM; EPSTEIN RH REGULATION OF RII AND REGION D TRANCRIPTION IN T4-BACTERIOPHAGE - SUCROSE GRADIENT ANALYSIS	0	27
16649	1	13	3786 1972 VIROLOGY 50(1):202-& ITO Y; JOKLIK WK TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE MUTANTS OF REOVIRUS .2. ANOMALOUS ELECTROPHORETIC MIGRATION OF CERTAIN HYBRID RNA MOLECULES COMPOSED OF MUTANT PLUS STRANDS AND WILD-TYPE MINUS STRANDS	1	28
16650	4	26	3787 1972 VIROLOGY 50(2):520-& PETERSON RF; KIEVITT KD; ENNIS HL MEMBRANE PROTEIN-SYNTHESIS AFTER INFECTION OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI B WITH PHAGE-T4 - RIIB PROTEIN	3	42
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16651	3	18	4113 1973 VIROLOGY 56(1):218-229 SCHUERCH AR; JOKLIK WK TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE MUTANTS OF REOVIRUS .4. EVIDENCE THAT ANOMALOUS ELECTROPHORETIC MIGRATION BEHAVIOR OF CERTAIN DOUBLE-STRANDED RNA HYBRID SPECIES IS MUTANT GROUP-SPECIFIC	0	27
16652	7	50	4413 1974 VIROLOGY 61(2):505-523 HOMYK T; WEIL J DELETION ANALYSIS OF 2 NONESSENTIAL REGIONS OF T4 GENOME	6	73
16653	1	44	4677 1975 VIROLOGY 68(2):387-401 DEWEY MJ; FRANKEL FR 2 SUPPRESSOR LOCI FOR GENE-49 MUTATIONS OF BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 .1. GENETIC PROPERTIES AND DNA-SYNTHESIS	2	29
16654	11	33	5331 1977 VIROLOGY 78(2):537-553 BELIN D; EPSTEIN RH TEMPERATURE-SENSITIVE RIIB MUTATION WHICH AFFECTS SYNTHESIS OF BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 RIIB-PROTEIN	7	16
16655	2	27	5635 1978 VIROLOGY 91(1):141-150 ESPARZA J; GIL F STUDY ON ULTRASTRUCTURE OF HUMAN ROTAVIRUS	1	36
16656	2	11	5943 1979 VIROLOGY 94(1):204-207 BOWLES M; KARAM J EXPRESSION OF BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 GENES 45, 44, AND 62 .2. POSSIBLE REGULATORY SITE BETWEEN GENES 45 AND 44	0	9
16657	6	22	5944 1979 VIROLOGY 97(1):141-150 DUNKER AK STRUCTURE OF PICORNAVIRUSES - CLASSIFICATION OF THE BONDING NETWORKS	0	7
16658	2	29	6334 1980 VIROLOGY 103(2):376-385 DAY LA; MINDICH L THE MOLECULAR-WEIGHT OF BACTERIOPHAGE-PHI-6 AND ITS NUCLEOCAPSID	0	65
16659	6	22	6769 1981 VIROLOGY 112(1):34-39 RICHARDSON JF; TOLLIN P; BANCROFT JB THE ARCHITECTURE OF THE POTEXVIRUSES	3	13
16660	5	39	6770 1981 VIROLOGY 113(2):428-438 STEVEN AC; TRUS BL; PUTZ C; WURTZ M THE MOLECULAR-ORGANIZATION OF BEET NECROTIC YELLOW VEIN VIRUS	0	8
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16661	1	7	7183 1982 VIROLOGY 118(1):241-245 ERICKSON JW; TOLLIN P; RICHARDSON JF; BURLEY SK; BANCROFT JB THE STRUCTURE OF AN UNUSUAL ORDERED AGGREGATE OF PAPAYA MOSAIC-VIRUS PROTEIN	0	0
16662	8	27	7184 1982 VIROLOGY 120(2):433-440 BURLEY SK; MILLER A; HARRAP KA; KELLY DC STRUCTURE OF THE BACULOVIRUS NUCLEOCAPSID	0	14
16663	3	27	7586 1983 VIROLOGY 124(2):366-379 DEUTSCH V; BRUN G NON-GENETIC COMPLEMENTATION IN VSV - ASYMMETRIC CONTRIBUTION OF THE L-PROTEINS OF EACH PARENT IN THE RESCUE OF GROUP-I TS MUTANTS	0	1
16664	2	74	7587 1983 VIROLOGY 126(1):51-72 COFFIN JM; TSICHLIS PN; CONKLIN KF; SENIOR A; ROBINSON HL GENOMES OF ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS AVIAN RETROVIRUSES	0	31
16665	14	74	7962 1984 VIROLOGY 134(1):1-11 ROSSMANN MG CONSTRAINTS ON THE ASSEMBLY OF SPHERICAL VIRUS-PARTICLES	4	43
16666	4	16	8382 1985 VIROLOGY 141(2):302-305 READY KFM; BANCROFT JB THE ASSEMBLY OF BARREL CACTUS VIRUS PROTEIN	0	0
16667	4	32	9508 1988 VIROLOGY 167(1):50-55 READY KFM; BUKO KMA; WHIPPEY PW; ALFORD WP; BANCROFT JB THE STRUCTURE OF TUBES OF BOVINE ROTAVIRUS NUCLEOCAPSID PROTEIN (VP6) ASSEMBLED INVITRO	0	4
16668	2	19	9873 1989 VIROLOGY 170(2):591-594 KOCH I; HOFSCHNEIDER PH; KOSHY R EXPRESSION OF A HEPATITIS-B VIRUS TRANSCRIPT CONTAINING FUSED MITOCHONDRIAL-LIKE DOMAINS IN HUMAN HEPATOMA-CELLS	0	4
16669	4	56	10596 1991 VIROLOGY 185(2):710-720 TUCKER SP; SRINIVAS RV; COMPANS RW MOLECULAR DOMAINS INVOLVED IN OLIGOMERIZATION OF THE FRIEND MURINE LEUKEMIA-VIRUS ENVELOPE GLYCOPROTEIN	1	33
16670	4	47	15501 2001 VIROLOGY 289(1):34-44 Harris A; Forouhar F; Qiu SH; Sha BD; Luo M The crystal structure of the influenza matrix protein M1 at neutral pH: M1-M1 protein interfaces can rotate in the oligomeric structures of M1	0	7
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16671	6	21	16029 2002 VIROLOGY 300(2):291-295 Parker L; Kendall A; Stubbs G Surface features of potato virus X from fiber diffraction	0	5
16672	1	43	16687 2003 VIROLOGY 311(2):263-274 Hebner C; Lasanen J; Battle S; Aiyar A The spacing between adjacent binding sites in the family of repeats affects the functions of Epstein-Barr nuclear antigen 1 in transcription activation and stable plasmid maintenance	0	1
16673	6	61	12337 1995 VIRUS GENES 11(2-3):119-131 Diener TO Origin and evolution of viroids and viroid-like satellite RNAs	0	4
16674	22	256	12338 1995 VIRUS GENES 11(2-3):163-179 Brosius J; Tiedge H Reverse transcriptase: Mediator of genomic plasticity	4	41
16675	4	124	12339 1995 VIRUS GENES 11(2-3):259-270 Brunovskis P; Kung HJ Retrotransposition and herpesvirus evolution	0	4
16676	17	220	16688 2003 VIRUS STRUCTURE 64:37-+ Gilbert RJC; Grimes JM; Stuart DI Hybrid vigor: Hybrid methods in viral structure determination	0	0
16677	3	26	7588 1983 VISION RESEARCH 23(1):97-109 WATT RJ; MORGAN MJ MECHANISMS RESPONSIBLE FOR THE ASSESSMENT OF VISUAL LOCATION - THEORY AND EVIDENCE	5	80
16678	3	20	7589 1983 VISION RESEARCH 23(10):997-1004 MORGAN MJ; WATT RJ ON THE FAILURE OF SPATIOTEMPORAL INTERPOLATION - A FILTERING MODEL	3	34
16679	2	19	7963 1984 VISION RESEARCH 24(12):1911-1919 MORGAN MJ; WATT RJ SPATIAL-FREQUENCY INTERFERENCE EFFECTS AND INTERPOLATION IN VERNIER ACUITY	3	16
16680	2	38	8383 1985 VISION RESEARCH 25(11):1661-1674 WATT RJ; MORGAN MJ A THEORY OF THE PRIMITIVE SPATIAL CODE IN HUMAN-VISION	6	189
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16681	2	24	8384 1985 VISION RESEARCH 25(12):1901-1910 WELCH L; MCKEE SP COLLIDING TARGETS - EVIDENCE FOR SPATIAL LOCALIZATION WITHIN THE MOTION SYSTEM	1	10
16682	0	36	8771 1986 VISION RESEARCH 26(3):439-451 ZAK R; BERKLEY MA EVOKED-POTENTIALS ELICITED BY BRIEF VERNIER OFFSETS - ESTIMATING VERNIER THRESHOLDS AND PROPERTIES OF THE NEURAL SUBSTRATE	2	13
16683	4	45	8772 1986 VISION RESEARCH 26(3):453-469 WILSON HR RESPONSES OF SPATIAL MECHANISMS CAN EXPLAIN HYPERACUITY	11	188
16684	3	59	8773 1986 VISION RESEARCH 26(8):1263-1271 BELLEVILLE S; WILKINSON F VERNIER ACUITY IN THE CAT - ITS RELATION TO HYPERACUITY	2	12
16685	1	26	8774 1986 VISION RESEARCH 26(10):1741-1749 RAMACHANDRAN VS; INADA V; KIAMA G PERCEPTION OF ILLUSORY OCCLUSION IN APPARENT MOTION	2	8
16686	1	21	8775 1986 VISION RESEARCH 26(12):1969-1975 RAMACHANDRAN VS; ANSTIS S FIGURE-GROUND SEGREGATION MODULATES APPARENT MOTION	1	16
16687	3	63	9171 1987 VISION RESEARCH 27(4):581-597 LEVI DM; KLEIN SA; YAP YL POSITIONAL UNCERTAINTY IN PERIPHERAL AND AMBLYOPIC VISION	3	66
16688	6	17	9172 1987 VISION RESEARCH 27(8):1387-1390 SREBRO R; OSETINSKY MV THE LOCALIZATION OF CORTICAL ACTIVITY EVOKED BY VERNIER OFFSET	0	6
16689	2	25	9509 1988 VISION RESEARCH 28(2):293-300 FAHLE M; SCHMID M NASO-TEMPORAL ASYMMETRY OF VISUAL-PERCEPTION AND OF THE VISUAL-CORTEX	2	33
16690	1	22	9510 1988 VISION RESEARCH 28(4):503-519 MULLIGAN JB; MACLEOD DIA RECIPROCITY BETWEEN LUMINANCE AND DOT DENSITY IN THE PERCEPTION OF BRIGHTNESS	0	18
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16691	5	39	9874 1989 VISION RESEARCH 29(2):247-254 PARADISO MA; CARNEY T; FREEMAN RD CORTICAL PROCESSING OF HYPERACUITY TASKS	0	24
16692	0	51	10597 1991 VISION RESEARCH 31(1):33-42 BILLOCK VA THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN SIMPLE AND DOUBLE OPPONENT CELLS	0	11
16693	5	60	10598 1991 VISION RESEARCH 31(2):253-266 MURPHY KM; MITCHELL DE VERNIER ACUITY OF NORMAL AND VISUALLY DEPRIVED CATS	0	9
16694	4	53	11414 1993 VISION RESEARCH 33(15):2057-2064 SCHALL JD; NAWROT M; BLAKE R; YU K VISUALLY GUIDED ATTENTION IS NEUTRALIZED WHEN INFORMATIVE CUES ARE VISIBLE BUT UNPERCEIVED	4	5
16695	11	48	11415 1993 VISION RESEARCH 33(18):2789-2802 NIEBUR E; KOCH C; ROSIN C AN OSCILLATION-BASED MODEL FOR THE NEURONAL BASIS OF ATTENTION	27	51
16696	5	29	11849 1994 VISION RESEARCH 34(1):73-78 POLAT U; SAGI D THE ARCHITECTURE OF PERCEPTUAL SPATIAL INTERACTIONS	15	177
16697	2	29	11850 1994 VISION RESEARCH 34(16):2125-2135 HE ZJJ; NAKAYAMA K PERCEIVED SURFACE SHAPE NOT FEATURES DETERMINES CORRESPONDENCE STRENGTH IN APPARENT MOTION	1	16
16698	4	27	11851 1994 VISION RESEARCH 34(17):2189-2194 UCHIYAMA H; BARLOW RB CENTRIFUGAL INPUTS ENHANCE RESPONSES OF RETINAL GANGLION-CELLS IN THE JAPANESE-QUAIL WITHOUT CHANGING THEIR SPATIAL CODING PROPERTIES	2	16
16699	7	135	11852 1994 VISION RESEARCH 34(19):2577-2598 MATIN L; LI WX SPATIAL SUMMATION AMONG COEXTENSIVE AND PARALLEL LINE SEGMENTS ACROSS WIDE SEPARATIONS (50-DEGREES) - EGOCENTRIC LOCALIZATION AND THE GREAT-CIRCLE MODEL	0	16
16700	1	47	12340 1995 VISION RESEARCH 35(3):325-336 WATSON AB; TURANO K THE OPTIMAL MOTION STIMULUS	0	35
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16701	4	17	12341 1995 VISION RESEARCH 35(4):491-494 FAHLE M; KOCH C SPATIAL DISPLACEMENT, BUT NOT TEMPORAL ASYNCHRONY, DESTROYS FIGURAL BINDING	13	46
16702	8	64	12844 1996 VISION RESEARCH 36(9):1225-1234 Lehky SR; Maunsell JHR No binocular rivalry in the LGN of alert macaque monkeys	8	17
16703	12	44	12845 1996 VISION RESEARCH 36(14):2037-2046 Molotchnikoff S; Shumikhina S The lateral posterior-pulvinar complex modulation of stimulus-dependent oscillations in the cat visual cortex	5	16
16704	12	65	12846 1996 VISION RESEARCH 36(14):2099-2109 Polat U; Norcia AM Neurophysiological evidence for contrast dependent long-range facilitation and suppression in the human visual cortex	3	51
16705	4	49	12847 1996 VISION RESEARCH 36(16):2459-2473 Mussap AJ; Levi DM Spatial properties of filters underlying vernier acuity revealed by masking: Evidence for collator mechanisms	2	23
16706	8	67	13370 1997 VISION RESEARCH 37(1):63-82 Carrasco M; Frieder KS Cortical magnification neutralizes the eccentricity effect in visual search	2	43
16707	2	21	13371 1997 VISION RESEARCH 37(4):377-382 Gur M; Snodderly DM A dissociation between brain activity and perception: Chromatically opponent cortical neurons signal chromatic flicker that is not perceived	11	21
16708	6	41	13372 1997 VISION RESEARCH 37(7):949-953 Billock VA Very short term visual memory via reverberation: A role for the cortico-thalamic excitatory circuit in temporal filling-in during blinks and saccades?	3	5
16709	4	83	13373 1997 VISION RESEARCH 37(24):3573-3591 Kuljis RO; Tikoo RK Discontinuous distribution of senile plaques within striate cortex hypercolumns in Alzheimer's disease	0	4
16710	20	92	13877 1998 VISION RESEARCH 38(5):719-741 Yen SC; Finkel LH Extraction of perceptually salient contours by striate cortical networks	5	59
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16711	4	30	14428 1999 VISION RESEARCH 39(1):131-148 Sastry PS; Shah S; Singh S; Unnikrishnan KP Role of feedback in mammalian vision: a new hypothesis and a computational model	0	4
16712	4	23	14429 1999 VISION RESEARCH 39(8):1447-1454 Lee SH; Blake R Rival ideas about binocular rivalry	9	34
16713	6	38	14430 1999 VISION RESEARCH 39(18):3033-3048 Lee SH; Blake R Detection of temporal structure depends on spatial structure	0	1
16714	13	81	14941 2000 VISION RESEARCH 40(10-12):1489-1506 Itti L; Koch C A saliency-based search mechanism for overt and covert shifts of visual attention	6	69
16715	26	109	14942 2000 VISION RESEARCH 40(10-12):1507-1521 Lamme VAF; Super H; Landman R; Roelfsema PR; Spekreijse H The role of primary visual cortex (V1) in visual awareness	8	24
16716	15	106	14943 2000 VISION RESEARCH 40(10-12):1523-1538 Thompson KG; Schall JD Antecedents and correlates of visual detection and awareness in macaque prefrontal cortex	6	16
16717	2	51	14944 2000 VISION RESEARCH 40(16):2177-2186 Vetter G; Haynes JD; Pfaff S Evidence for multistability in the visual perception of pigeons	2	5
16718	6	62	14945 2000 VISION RESEARCH 40(20):2845-2859 Deco G; Schurmann B A hierarchical neural system with attentional top-down enhancement of the spatial resolution for object recognition	4	9
16719	3	27	14946 2000 VISION RESEARCH 40(22):3117-3120 Skottun BC Hyperacuity and the estimated positional accuracy of a theoretical simple cell	0	1
16720	6	37	14947 2000 VISION RESEARCH 40(23):3297-3307 Mussap AJ; Levi DM Amblyopic deficits in detecting a dotted line in noise	0	2
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16721	8	44	15502 2001 VISION RESEARCH 41(8):981-989 Bonneh Y; Sagi D; Karni A A transition between eye and object rivalry determined by stimulus coherence	2	15
16722	13	75	15503 2001 VISION RESEARCH 41(10-11):1437-1457 Martinez A; DiRusso F; Anllo-Vento L; Sereno MI; Buxton RB; Hillyard SA Putting spatial attention on the map: timing and localization of stimulus selection processes in striate and extrastriate visual areas	3	36
16723	1	80	15504 2001 VISION RESEARCH 41(13):1645-1657 Valberg A Unique hues: an old problem for a new generation	0	8
16724	21	186	16030 2002 VISION RESEARCH 42(23):2593-2615 VanRullen R; Thorpe SJ Surfing a spike wave down the ventral stream	0	3
16725	10	86	16031 2002 VISION RESEARCH 42(27):2925-2945 Deco G; Pollatos O; Zihl J The time course of selective visual attention: theory and experiments	3	5
16726	6	44	16689 2003 VISION RESEARCH 43(22):2315-2331 Prins N; Nottingham NK; Mussap AJ The role of local grouping and global orientation contrast in perception of orientation-modulated textures	0	0
16727	2	20	16993 2004 VISION RESEARCH 44(3):241-246 Bachmann T; Poder E; Luiga I Illusory reversal of temporal order: the bias to report a dimmer stimulus as the first	0	0
16728	10	72	16994 2004 VISION RESEARCH 44(9):857-876 Alexander DM; Bourke PD; Sheridan P; Konstandatos O; Wright JJ Intrinsic connections in tree shrew V1 imply a global to local mapping	0	0
16729	7	64	16995 2004 VISION RESEARCH 44(13):1547-1563 Aymoz C; Viviani P Perceptual asynchronies for biological and non-biological visual events	0	0
16730	11	60	16996 2004 VISION RESEARCH 44(14):1659-1673 Khoe W; Freeman E; Woldorff MG; Mangun GR Electrophysiological correlates of lateral interactions in human visual cortex	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16731	10	70	15505 2001 VISION: FROM NEURONS TO COGNITION 134:71-82 Casanova C; Merabet L; Desautels A; Minville K Higher-order motion processing in the pulvinar	0	4
16732	2	38	15506 2001 VISION: FROM NEURONS TO COGNITION 134:313-331 Goodale MA Different spaces and different times for perception and action	0	3
16733	2	14	12848 1996 VISUAL COGNITION 3(4):357-361 vanderHeijden AHC Perception for selection, selection for action, and action for perception	0	2
16734	5	53	13878 1998 VISUAL COGNITION 5(1-2):157-181 Wojciulik E; Kanwisher N Implicit but not explicit feature binding in a Balint's patient	1	9
16735	9	86	13879 1998 VISUAL COGNITION 5(1-2):217-256 Hahn S; Kramer AF Further evidence for the division of attention among non-contiguous locations	0	11
16736	3	44	13880 1998 VISUAL COGNITION 5(3):339-364 Chastain G; Cheal M Automatic versus directed attention with single-element and multiple-element precues	0	13
16737	6	32	15507 2001 VISUAL COGNITION 8(1):119-140 Deco G; Zihl J Top-down selective visual attention: A neurodynamical approach	2	8
16738	8	48	15508 2001 VISUAL COGNITION 8(3-5):273-285 Muller HJ; Elliott MA; Herrmann CS; Mecklinger A Neural binding of space and time: An introduction	0	0
16739	2	33	15509 2001 VISUAL COGNITION 8(3-5):329-348 Peterson MA; Kim JH On what is bound in figures and grounds	0	4
16740	9	65	15510 2001 VISUAL COGNITION 8(3-5):467-487 Cave KR Selection can be performed effectively without temporal binding, but could be even more effective with it	0	2
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16741	6	40	15511 2001 VISUAL COGNITION 8(3-5):655-677 Elliott MA; Muller HJ Effects of stimulus synchrony on mechanisms of perceptual organization	0	0
16742	5	34	9875 1989 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 2(5):473-482 BERKLEY MA INTEGRATION REGIONS FOR VERNIER ACUITY IN THE CAT - COMPARATIVE ASPECTS OF CORTICAL SCALING	1	6
16743	3	212	9876 1989 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 3(3):183-206 UCHIYAMA H CENTRIFUGAL PATHWAYS TO THE RETINA - INFLUENCE OF THE OPTIC TECTUM	4	80
16744	2	18	10260 1990 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 4(5):493-495 HOLDEN AL CENTRIFUGAL PATHWAYS TO THE RETINA - WHICH WAY DOES THE SEARCHLIGHT POINT	0	18
16745	6	100	10599 1991 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 6(4):339-355 SHIPP S; GRANT S ORGANIZATION OF RECIPROCAL CONNECTIONS BETWEEN AREA-17 AND THE LATERAL SUPRASYLVIAN AREA OF CAT VISUAL-CORTEX	2	38
16746	7	32	10963 1992 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 8(4):337-347 GRAY CM; ENGEL AK; KONIG P; SINGER W SYNCHRONIZATION OF OSCILLATORY NEURONAL RESPONSES IN CAT STRIATE CORTEX - TEMPORAL PROPERTIES	23	92
16747	11	78	10964 1992 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 9(1):21-37 NELSON JI; SALIN PA; MUNK MHJ; ARZI M; BULLIER J SPATIAL AND TEMPORAL COHERENCE IN CORTICOCORTICAL CONNECTIONS - A CROSS-CORRELATION STUDY IN AREA-17 AND AREA-18 IN THE CAT	20	108
16748	6	41	11416 1993 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 10(4):631-642 LU SM; GUIDO W; SHERMAN SM THE BRAIN-STEM PARABRACHIAL REGION CONTROLS MODE OF RESPONSE TO VISUAL-STIMULATION OF NEURONS IN THE CATS LATERAL GENICULATE-NUCLEUS	9	34
16749	6	32	12342 1995 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 12(4):723-741 GUIDO W; LU SM; VAUGHAN JW; GODWIN DW; SHERMAN SM RECEIVER OPERATING CHARACTERISTIC (ROC) ANALYSIS OF NEURONS IN THE CATS LATERAL GENICULATE-NUCLEUS DURING TONIC AND BURST RESPONSE-MODE	13	51
16750	7	70	12849 1996 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 13(2):205-213 Sherman SM Dual response modes in lateral geniculate neurons: Mechanisms and functions	12	78
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16751	8	59	12850 1996 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 13(3):575-584 Neuenschwander S; Engel AK; Konig P; Singer W; Varela FJ Synchronization of neuronal responses in the optic tectum of awake pigeons	5	18
16752	15	106	13374 1997 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 14(5):963-979 Ghose GM; Freeman RD Intracortical connections are not required for oscillatory activity in the visual cortex	6	14
16753	16	107	13375 1997 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 14(6):1192-& Ghose GM; Freeman RD Intracortical connections are not required for oscillatory activity in the visual cortex (vol 14, pg 963, 1997)	0	0
16754	7	31	13881 1998 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 15(3):417-423 Uchiyama H; Nakamura S; Imazono T Long-range competition among the neurons projecting centrifugally to the quail retina	1	7
16755	12	73	14948 2000 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 17(1):107-118 Hillenbrand U; van Hemmen JL Spatiotemporal adaptation through corticothalamic loops: A hypothesis	2	4
16756	11	57	14949 2000 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 17(4):485-494 Przybyszewski AW; Gaska JP; Foote W; Pollen DA Striate cortex increases contrast gain of macaque LGN neurons	3	20
16757	14	82	16690 2003 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 20(1):51-64 Beaudot WHA; Mullen KT How long range is contour integration in human color vision?	0	1
16758	2	45	16691 2003 VISUAL NEUROSCIENCE 20(3):335-348 Northmore DPM; Gallagher SP Functional relationship between nucleus isthmi and tectum in teleosts: Synchrony but no topography	0	1
16759	1	25	1796 1964 VITAMINS AND HORMONES-ADVANCES IN RESEARCH AND APPLICATIONS 22:591-607 AXELROD AE; TRAKATELLIS AC RELATIONSHIP OF PYRIDOXINE TO IMMUNOLOGICAL PHENOMENA	0	100
16760	11	38	14950 2000 VLAAMS DIERGENEESKUNDIG TIJDSCHRIFT 69(6):392-400 van de Grind W The neuronal basis of conscious experiences in the animal kingdom	0	1
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16761	2	22	15512 2001 VLAAMS DIERGENEESKUNDIG TIJDSCHRIFT 70(1):25-31 Bromm B Pain and consciousness thoughts from the decade of the brain	0	0
16762	2	95	14951 2000 VOLUME TRANSMISSION REVISITED 125:437-446 Nicholson C Volume transmission in the year 2000	0	4
16763	5	69	4993 1976 VOPROSY FILOSOFII (2):136-147 PILIPENKO NV; SOIFER VN NECESSITY AND CHANCE IN THE PHENOMENA OF HEREDITARY VARIABILITY	0	0
16764	1	13	4994 1976 VOPROSY FILOSOFII (9):80-93 SHKLOVSKII IS POSSIBLE UNIQUENESS OF INTELLIGENT LIFE IN THE UNIVERSE	2	5
16765	1	29	5945 1979 VOPROSY FILOSOFII (4):47-58 MAKOVETSKII PV; PETROVICH NT; TROITSKII VS PROBLEMS OF EXTRA-TERRESTRIAL CIVILIZATIONS AS A SEARCH-PROBLEM	1	1
16766	0	33	9511 1988 VOPROSY FILOSOFII (11):93-107 MITYUSHIN AA THE WORKS OF SHPET,G.G. AND THE PROBLEM OF INTERPRETING REALITY	0	0
16767	1	14	4414 1974 VOPROSY MEDITSINSKOI KHIMII 20(3):319-320 GALAVINA OI INHIBITION OF GROWTH-HORMONE EFFECT BY AN ANTISERUM TO DENATURATED DNA	0	0
16768	2	66	14952 2000 VOPROSY PSIKHOLOGII (5):111-+ Fingelkurts AA; Fingelkurts AA Hemispheric laterality, high intelligence and twins	0	1
16769	7	45	4415 1974 VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGII (4):387-396 GRIGOREV VB; KLIMENKO SM CAPSID STRUCTURE OF ISOMETRIC VIRUSES	0	1
16770	2	10	4416 1974 VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGII (4):501-504 KISHKO YG; SPIVAK NY; RUBAN VI; SAMOILEN.VI; GVOZDYAK RI ELECTRON-MICROSCOPE STUDY OF PHAGE 525 PSEUDOMONAS PHASEOLICOLA AND ITS NUCLEIC-ACID	1	2
#	LCR	NCR	Nodes / Date / Journal / Authors	LCS	GCS
16771	4	27	7185 1982 VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGII (3):348-354 KISHKO YG; RUBAN VI; TOVKACH FI; MURASHCHIK IG ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC STRUCTURE OF MODERATE ERWINIA-CAROTOVORA PHAGE AND ITS DNA	0	0
16772	1	65	7964 1984 VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGII (5):610-619 VOLPE P; EREMENKO T POSITION OF INTEGRATION SITE OF OV40 VIRUS GENOME AT THE TRANSCRIPTION LEVEL	0	0
16773	2	58	11417 1993 VOPROSY VIRUSOLOGII 38(3):98-101 MOSHKOV AE; URYVAEV LV; MARENNIKOVA SS; MOSHKOV DA THE PROSPECTS OF USING RNA-CONTAINING VIRUSES AS VECTORS	0	0
16774	5	42	6771 1981 VOX SANGUINIS 41(2):102-109 GIORNO R MODEL FOR THE RH BLOOD-GROUP SYSTEM BASED ON DISCONTINUOUS GENE STRUCTURE	0	2
16775	7	97	16032 2002 VOX SANGUINIS 83:375-382 Everse SJ New insights into fibrin (ogen) structure and function	0	2
16776	1	8	7186 1982 VYSOKOMOLEKULYARNYE SOEDINENIYA SERIYA A 24(1):198-219 [Anon] INTERNATIONAL-SYMPOSIUM OF THEORETICAL AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY (IYUPAK) - MACROMOLECULAR DEPARTMENT OF THE COMMISSION-ON-MACROMOLECULAR-NOMENCLATURE - STEREOCHEMICAL DEFINITIONS AND SYMBOLS RELATING TO POLYMERS (RECOMMENDATION OF 1980)	0	0
16777	2	18	9877 1989 VYSOKOMOLEKULYARNYE SOEDINENIYA SERIYA A 31(8):1650-1655 KAZARYAN LG; ZEZINA LA; VASILEV NI; IVANOVA SL HEAT EXPANSION OF CRYSTALLINE CELLS OF ALIPHATIC POLYAMIDES HAVING VARIOUS NUMBER OF METHYLENE GROUPS	0	1
16778	1	15	11418 1993 VYSOKOMOLEKULYARNYE SOEDINENIYA SERIYA A & SERIYA B 35(3):A276-A279 KHOMUTOV LI; RYSKINA II; PANINA NI; DUBINA LG; TIMOFEEVA GN STRUCTURAL-CHANGES DURING GELATION OF AQUEOUS-SOLUTIONS OF METHYLCELLULOSE	0	0
16779	1	37	14431 1999 VYSOKOMOLEKULYARNYE SOEDINENIYA SERIYA A & SERIYA B 41(12):2067-2076 Tsvetkov VN; Ryumtsev EI; Shtennikova IN Crystal-like chain molecules (Reprinted from Vysokomolekulyarnye Soedineniya, vol 13, pg 506, 1971)	0	0
16780	1	237	16692 2003 WEED SCIENCE 51(5):641-656 Dekker J The foxtail (Setaria) species-group	0	0
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16781	1	4	14953 2000 WEST INDIAN MEDICAL JOURNAL 49(1):1-2 Kissoon N; Naraynsingh V Suggestions for clarity in medical writing	0	1
16782	4	88	7965 1984 WESTERN JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 141(2):210-222 CEDERBAUM SD; FAREED GC; LOVETT MA; SHAPIRO LJ RECOMBINANT DNA IN MEDICINE	0	2
16783	0	?	9512 1988 WHAT MAD PURSUIT Crick FHC What Mad Pursuit: A Personal View of Scientific Discovery	111	111
16784	1	21	13376 1997 WIENER KLINISCHE WOCHENSCHRIFT 109(2):33-39 Mannhalter C Transgenic foods - Benefits and risks	0	0
16785	0	35	16033 2002 WIENER KLINISCHE WOCHENSCHRIFT 114(19-20):822-832 Hinterhuber H The history of mind and soul	0	0
16786	1	127	16997 2004 WIENER TIERARZTLICHE MONATSSCHRIFT 91:26-42 Mayrhofer E; Franz S; Hirt R; Riedielberger K; Palme R; Mostl E; Joachim A; Mostl K Diagnostic procedures in Veterinary Medicine in the course of time - some examples	0	0
16787	1	38	4114 1973 WILHELM ROUX ARCHIV FUR ENTWICKLUNGSMECHANIK DER ORGANISMEN 172(1):1-27 HERTH W; SANDER K MODE AND TIMING OF BODY PATTERN FORMATION (REGIONALIZATION) IN EARLY EMBRYONIC-DEVELOPMENT OF CYCLORRHAPHIC-DIPTERANS (PROTOPHORMIA, DROSOPHILA)	13	1
16788	1	37	4417 1974 WILHELM ROUX ARCHIV FUR ENTWICKLUNGSMECHANIK DER ORGANISMEN 174(1):90-101 BRYANT SV; ITEN LE REGULATIVE ABILITY OF LIMB REGENERATION BLASTEMA OF NOTOPHTHALMUS-VIRIDESCENS - EXPERIMENTS IN-SITU	1	1
16789	4	15	4678 1975 WILHELM ROUX ARCHIV FUR ENTWICKLUNGSMECHANIK DER ORGANISMEN 176(3):241-251 SHOSTAK S BUDDING REGION AS SOURCE OF DIFFUSIBLE INHIBITORS OF HEAD AND FOOT REGENERATION IN HYDRA-VIRIDIS	0	0
16790	2	50	4995 1976 WILHELM ROUXS ARCHIVES OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 179(3):215-236 SIMPSON P; SCHNEIDERMAN HA TEMPERATURE SENSITIVE MUTATION THAT REDUCES MITOTIC RATE IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	3	0
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16791	4	54	4996 1976 WILHELM ROUXS ARCHIVES OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 180(1):9-30 STEINER E ESTABLISHMENT OF COMPARTMENTS IN DEVELOPING LEG IMAGINAL DISKS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	70	0
16792	1	24	5332 1977 WILHELM ROUXS ARCHIVES OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 181(3):227-245 CAMPOSORTEGA JA; HOFBAUER A CELL CLONES AND PATTERN FORMATION - LINEAGE OF PHOTORECEPTOR CELLS IN COMPOUND EYE OF DROSOPHILA	2	0
16793	5	21	5333 1977 WILHELM ROUXS ARCHIVES OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 183(1):1-15 SPREY TE ALDEHYDE OXIDASE DISTRIBUTION IN IMAGINAL DISKS OF SOME DIPTERA	2	0
16794	9	38	5334 1977 WILHELM ROUXS ARCHIVES OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 183(1):17-40 NUBLERJUNG K PATTERN STABILITY IN INSECT SEGMENT .1. PATTERN RECONSTITUTION BY INTERCALARY REGENERATION AND CELL SORTING IN DYSDERCUS-INTERMEDIUS-DIST	23	0
16795	3	24	5335 1977 WILHELM ROUXS ARCHIVES OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 183(1):41-59 RUSSELL MA; GIRTON JR; MORGAN K PATTERN FORMATION IN A TS-CELL LETHAL MUTANT OF DROSOPHILA - RANGE OF PHENOTYPES INDUCED BY LARVAL HEAT-TREATMENTS	10	4
16796	4	46	5336 1977 WILHELM ROUXS ARCHIVES OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 183(3):249-268 NUSSLEINVOLHARD C GENETIC-ANALYSIS OF PATTERN-FORMATION IN EMBRYO OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER - CHARACTERIZATION OF MATERNAL-EFFECT MUTANT BICAUDAL	10	1
16797	5	22	5636 1978 WILHELM ROUXS ARCHIVES OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 184(2):155-170 CAMPOSORTEGA JA; WAITZ M CELL CLONES AND PATTERN FORMATION - DEVELOPMENTAL RESTRICTIONS IN COMPOUND EYE OF DROSOPHILA	5	5
16798	7	35	5946 1979 WILHELM ROUXS ARCHIVES OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 186(3):211-233 NUBLERJUNG K PATTERN STABILITY IN THE INSECT SEGMENT .2. INTERSEGMENTAL REGION	14	0
16799	6	45	5947 1979 WILHELM ROUXS ARCHIVES OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 186(3):235-265 ROSELAND CR; SCHNEIDERMAN HA REGULATION AND METAMORPHOSIS OF THE ABDOMINAL HISTOBLASTS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	6	0
16800	6	43	5948 1979 WILHELM ROUXS ARCHIVES OF DEVELOPMENTAL BIOLOGY 187(2):129-150 HELD LI HIGH-RESOLUTION MORPHOGENETIC MAP OF THE 2ND-LEG BASITARSUS IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	7	0

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