Nodes: 10146, Authors: 16970, Journals: 1137, Outer References: 208320, Words: 13772
Collection span: 1949 - 2005
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#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
1	132	365	5326 1979 GENE 7 (3-4): 217-270 SZYBALSKI EH; SZYBALSKI W COMPREHENSIVE MOLECULAR MAP OF BACTERIOPHAGE-LAMBDA	287	287
2	119	5045	9648 1998 MICROBIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REVIEWS 62 (3): 814-+ Berlyn MKB Linkage map of Escherichia coli K-12, edition 10: The traditional map	2	100
3	92	294	3551 1974 CANCER CHEMOTHERAPY REPORTS PART 1 58 (4): 539-557 SZYBALSKI W X-RAY SENSITIZATION BY HALOPYRIMIDINES	193	193
4	85	980	8344 1990 GENE 92 (1-2): 1-248 KESSLER C; MANTA V SPECIFICITY OF RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASES AND DNA MODIFICATION METHYLTRANSFERASES - A REVIEW	23	91
5	78	213	5577 1980 ANNUAL REVIEW OF GENETICS 14: 399-445 HERSKOWITZ I; HAGEN D THE LYSIS-LYSOGENY DECISION OF PHAGE-LAMBDA - EXPLICIT PROGRAMMING AND RESPONSIVENESS	56	201
6	74	264	8816 1993 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 62: 893-930 DAS A CONTROL OF TRANSCRIPTION TERMINATION BY RNA-BINDING PROTEINS	17	133
7	73	825	7823 1987 PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS 35 (1-2): 57-162 POWIS G METABOLISM AND REACTIONS OF QUINOID ANTICANCER AGENTS	21	191
8	72	288	7087 1984 MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 48 (4): 299-325 FRIEDMAN DI; OLSON ER; GEORGOPOULOS C; TILLY K; HERSKOWITZ I; et al. INTERACTIONS OF BACTERIOPHAGE AND HOST MACROMOLECULES IN THE GROWTH OF BACTERIOPHAGE-LAMBDA	36	202
9	69	350	3483 1974 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 43: 721-775 CHAMBERLIN MJ SELECTIVITY OF TRANSCRIPTION	39	475
10	69	299	6037 1981 GENETIKA 17 (8): 1351-1389 MINDLIN SZ; KOVALEV YN TRANSDUCING LAMBDOID PHAGES WITH ESCHERICHIA-COLI GENES	0	3
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
11	63	969	9130 1994 MUTATION RESEARCH-REVIEWS IN GENETIC TOXICOLOGY 318 (2): 73-174 HEFLICH RH; NEFT RE GENETIC TOXICITY OF 2-ACETYLAMINOFLUORENE, 2-AMINOFLUORENE AND SOME OF THEIR METABOLITES AND MODEL METABOLITES	0	100
12	61	546	6129 1981 MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 45 (1): 9-51 KRUGER DH; SCHROEDER C BACTERIOPHAGE-T3 AND BACTERIOPHAGE-T7 VIRUS-HOST CELL-INTERACTIONS	5	82
13	60	243	5107 1978 MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 42 (3): 577-591 ECHOLS H; MURIALDO H GENETIC MAP OF BACTERIOPHAGE-LAMBDA	18	43
14	59	358	4816 1977 MUTATION RESEARCH 39 (2): 189-238 VIG BK GENETIC TOXICOLOGY OF MITOMYCIN-C, ACTINOMYCINS, DAUNOMYCIN AND ADRIAMYCIN	2	28
15	58	494	2068 1970 ANNUAL REVIEW OF MICROBIOLOGY 24: 241-& CALENDAR R REGULATION OF PHAGE DEVELOPMENT	14	57
16	57	228	7652 1987 ANNUAL REVIEW OF GENETICS 21: 453-488 FRIEDMAN DI; IMPERIALE MJ; ADHYA SL RNA 3' END FORMATION IN THE CONTROL OF GENE-EXPRESSION	13	96
17	57	112	9550 1997 PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS 76 (1-3): 73-87 Tomasz M; Palom Y The mitomycin bioreductive antitumor agents: Cross-linking and alkylation of DNA as the molecular basis of their activity	9	60
18	55	451	9586 1998 CHEMICAL REVIEWS 98 (8): 2723-2795 Rajski SR; Williams RM DNA cross-linking agents as antitumor drugs	4	129
19	55	88	9591 1998 COLD SPRING HARBOR SYMPOSIA ON QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY 63: 327-336 Greenblatt J; Mah TF; Legault P; Mogridge J; Li J; et al. Structure and mechanism in transcriptional antitermination by the bacteriophage lambda N protein	1	13
20	55	302	9892 2002 CHEMICAL REVIEWS 102 (7): 2477-2495 Wolkenberg SE; Boger DL Mechanisms of in situ activation for DNA-targeting antitumor agents	3	38
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
21	53	193	7577 1986 JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL AND BIOMEDICAL ANALYSIS 4 (3): 275-295 BEIJNEN JH; LINGEMAN H; VANMUNSTER HA; UNDERBERG WJM MITOMYCIN ANTITUMOR AGENTS - A REVIEW OF THEIR PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND ANALYTICAL PROPERTIES AND STABILITY	6	28
22	52	263	2727 1972 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 41: 409-& LOSICK R IN-VITRO TRANSCRIPTION	14	71
23	52	227	4575 1977 BACTERIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 41 (3): 568-594 DOI RH ROLE OF RIBONUCLEIC-ACID POLYMERASE IN GENE SELECTION IN PROCARYOTES	3	40
24	51	209	10061 2004 MICROBIOLOGY AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY REVIEWS 68 (4): 796-+ Gottesman ME; Weisberg RA Little Lambda, who made thee?	0	1
25	50	253	5621 1980 CELL 20 (3): 579-595 CALOS MP; MILLER JH TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS	58	620
26	49	322	5912 1981 ANNUAL REVIEW OF GENETICS 15: 341-404 KLECKNER N TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS IN PROKARYOTES	42	642
27	49	552	8423 1990 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 18: 2331-2365 ROBERTS RJ RESTRICTION ENZYMES AND THEIR ISOSCHIZOMERS	21	90
28	49	108	9567 1998 BIOCHEMICAL PHARMACOLOGY 56 (4): 405-414 Cummings J; Spanswick VJ; Tomasz M; Smyth JF Enzymology of mitomycin C metabolic activation in tumour tissue - Implications for enzyme-directed bioreductive drug development	3	41
29	47	183	3107 1973 ANNUAL REVIEW OF GENETICS 7: 289-324 HERSKOWI.I CONTROL OF GENE-EXPRESSION IN BACTERIOPHAGE-LAMBDA	0	119
30	47	273	3482 1974 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 43: 667-693 BROWN DD; STERN R METHODS OF GENE ISOLATION	0	30
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
31	47	279	4068 1975 JOURNAL OF SCIENTIFIC & INDUSTRIAL RESEARCH 34 (12): 665-678 ABOUZEID AZA; YOUSEF AEAE MITOMYCINS - CHEMISTRY, MICROBIOLOGY AND PHARMACOLOGY	0	0
32	46	571	7508 1986 GENE 47 (1): 1-153 KESSLER C; HOLTKE HJ SPECIFICITY OF RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASES AND METHYLASES - A REVIEW	18	86
33	46	138	8506 1991 GENE 100: 13-26 SZYBALSKI W; KIM SC; HASAN N; PODHAJSKA AJ CLASS-IIS RESTRICTION ENZYMES - A REVIEW	119	119
34	45	223	4578 1977 BACTERIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 41 (4): 872-902 SCHWESINGER MD ADDITIVE RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIA	1	16
35	45	655	6792 1983 MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 47 (2): 180-230 BACHMANN BJ LINKAGE MAP OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI-K-12, EDITION-7	40	1292
36	44	472	6630 1983 DRUG METABOLISM REVIEWS 14 (4): 741-799 MCLANE KE; FISHER J; RAMAKRISHNAN K REDUCTIVE DRUG-METABOLISM	0	42
37	44	455	8212 1989 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 17: R347-R387 ROBERTS RJ RESTRICTION ENZYMES AND THEIR ISOSCHIZOMERS	7	26
38	44	467	9137 1994 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 22 (17): 3640-3659 MCCLELLAND M; NELSON M; RASCHKE E EFFECT OF SITE-SPECIFIC MODIFICATION ON RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASES AND DNA MODIFICATION METHYLTRANSFERASES	6	128
39	44	93	9420 1996 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 21 (4): 839-851 Schauer AT; Cheng SWC; Zheng CH; StPierre L; Alessi D; et al. The alpha subunit of RNA polymerase and transcription antitermination	7	16
40	42	373	3873 1975 BACTERIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 39 (3): 257-315 HEMPHILL HE; WHITELEY HR BACTERIOPHAGES OF BACILLUS-SUBTILIS	9	162
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
41	42	222	4564 1977 ANNUAL REVIEW OF GENETICS 11: 103-126 STARLINGER P DNA REARRANGEMENTS IN PROCARYOTES	8	57
42	42	218	4819 1977 MUTATION RESEARCH 42 (2): 279-297 ABBONDANDOLO A PROSPECTS FOR EVALUATING GENETIC DAMAGE IN MAMMALIAN-CELLS IN CULTURE	0	18
43	42	413	5610 1980 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF GENETICS AND CYTOLOGY 22 (4): 443-496 WRIGHT JA; LEWIS WH; PARFETT CLJ SOMATIC-CELL GENETICS - A REVIEW OF DRUG-RESISTANCE, LECTIN RESISTANCE AND GENE-TRANSFER IN MAMMALIAN-CELLS IN CULTURE	1	56
44	42	389	6246 1982 ADVANCES IN VIRUS RESEARCH 27: 205-280 REANNEY DC; ACKERMANN HW COMPARATIVE BIOLOGY AND EVOLUTION OF BACTERIOPHAGES	0	62
45	42	64	7683 1987 CELL 50 (6): 885-899 BARIK S; GHOSH B; WHALEN W; LAZINSKI D; DAS A AN ANTITERMINATION PROTEIN ENGAGES THE ELONGATING TRANSCRIPTION APPARATUS AT A PROMOTER PROXIMAL RECOGNITION SITE	53	110
46	42	1228	8404 1990 MICROBIOLOGICAL REVIEWS 54 (2): 130-197 BACHMANN BJ LINKAGE MAP OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI K-12, EDITION-8	20	833
47	42	112	9713 1999 JOURNAL OF BACTERIOLOGY 181 (2): 359-367 Weisberg RA; Gottesman ME Processive antitermination	7	47
48	41	152	3481 1974 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 43: 605-619 YOUNGHUS.HB; INMAN RB ELECTRON-MICROSCOPY OF DNA	0	26
49	41	134	5844 1980 PLASMID 3 (3): 241-259 STARLINGER P IS-ELEMENTS AND TRANSPOSONS	28	138
50	41	133	8854 1993 CURRENT PROBLEMS IN CANCER 17 (5): 276-320 MCGINN CJ; KINSELLA TJ THE CLINICAL RATIONALE FOR S-PHASE RADIOSENSITIZATION IN HUMAN TUMORS	0	0
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
51	41	59	9238 1995 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 9 (22): 2831-2845 MOGRIDGE J; MAH TF; GREENBLATT J A PROTEIN RNA INTERACTION NETWORK FACILITATES THE TEMPLATE-INDEPENDENT COOPERATIVE ASSEMBLY ON RNA-POLYMERASE OF A STABLE ANTITERMINATION COMPLEX CONTAINING THE LAMBDA-N-PROTEIN	21	60
52	40	120	1904 1969 JOURNAL OF CELLULAR PHYSIOLOGY 74 (2P2S): 65-& LANGRIDG.R; SZYBALSKI W; GEIDUSCHECK EP; GREEN MH; BOCK RM; et al. OPEN DISCUSSION OF TRANSCRIPTIONAL CONTROLS IN DEVELOPING BACTERIOPHAGES	0	0
53	40	75	8356 1990 GENES & DEVELOPMENT 4 (12A): 2210-2222 FRIEDMAN DI; OLSON ER; JOHNSON LL; ALESSI D; CRAVEN MG TRANSCRIPTION-DEPENDENT COMPETITION FOR A HOST FACTOR - THE FUNCTION AND OPTIMAL SEQUENCE OF THE PHAGE-LAMBDA-BOXA TRANSCRIPTION ANTITERMINATION SIGNAL	22	50
54	40	65	8577 1991 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 113 (1): 275-283 LI VS; KOHN H STUDIES ON THE BONDING SPECIFICITY FOR MITOMYCIN C-DNA MONOALKYLATION PROCESSES	48	74
55	40	57	8582 1991 JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 83 (22): 1659-1667 STETSON PL; NORMOLLE DP; KNOL JA; JOHNSON NJ; YANG ZM; et al. BIOCHEMICAL MODULATION OF 5-BROMO-2'-DEOXYURIDINE AND 5-IODO-2'- DEOXYURIDINE INCORPORATION INTO DNA IN VX2 TUMOR-BEARING RABBITS	3	9
56	40	88	9092 1994 JOURNAL OF BACTERIOLOGY 176 (5): 1394-1404 CRAVEN MG; GRANSTON AE; SCHAUER AT; ZHENG CH; GRAY TA; et al. ESCHERICHIA-COLI SALMONELLA-TYPHIMURIUM HYBRID NUSA GENES - IDENTIFICATION OF A SHORT MOTIF REQUIRED FOR ACTION OF THE LAMBDA-N-TRANSCRIPTION ANTITERMINATION PROTEIN	4	15
57	39	407	2728 1972 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOPHYSICS AND BIOENGINEERING 1: 293-346 SETLOW RB; SETLOW JK EFFECTS OF RADIATION ON POLYNUCLEOTIDES	14	194
58	39	88	5084 1978 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 124 (1): 195-221 SALSTROM JS; SZYBALSKI W COLIPHAGE LAMBDA-NUTL- - UNIQUE CLASS OF MUTANTS DEFECTIVE IN SITE OF GENE-N PRODUCT UTILIZATION FOR ANTI-TERMINATION OF LEFTWARD TRANSCRIPTION	194	194
59	39	297	5495 1979 PHARMACOLOGY & THERAPEUTICS 7 (1): 1-34 PRUSOFF WH; CHEN MS; FISCHER PH; LIN TS; SHIAU GT; et al. ANTI-VIRAL IODINATED PYRIMIDINE DEOXYRIBONUCLEOSIDES - 5-IODO-2'- DEOXYURIDINE - 5-IODO-2'-DEOXYCYTIDINE - 5-IODO-5'-AMINO-2',5'- DIDEOXYURIDINE	4	18
60	39	298	6904 1984 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 53: 389-446 VONHIPPEL PH; BEAR DG; MORGAN WD; MCSWIGGEN JA PROTEIN NUCLEIC-ACID INTERACTIONS IN TRANSCRIPTION - A MOLECULAR ANALYSIS	23	575
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
61	39	79	8713 1992 GENETICS 130 (3): 411-428 SPARKOWSKI J; DAS A SIMULTANEOUS GAIN AND LOSS OF FUNCTIONS CAUSED BY A SINGLE AMINO-ACID SUBSTITUTION IN THE BETA SUBUNIT OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI RNA-POLYMERASE - SUPPRESSION OF NUSA AND RHO MUTATIONS AND CONDITIONAL LETHALITY	8	23
62	39	63	8735 1992 JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 267 (9): 6012-6019 LI J; HORWITZ R; MCCRACKEN S; GREENBLATT J NUSG, A NEW ESCHERICHIA-COLI ELONGATION-FACTOR INVOLVED IN TRANSCRIPTIONAL ANTITERMINATION BY THE N-PROTEIN OF PHAGE-LAMBDA	24	81
63	38	242	2412 1971 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 40: 775-& GOLDBERG IH ANTIBIOTICS AND NUCLEIC ACIDS	30	213
64	38	126	4913 1978 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 47: 967-996 ADHYA S; GOTTESMAN M CONTROL OF TRANSCRIPTION TERMINATION	89	512
65	38	155	5335 1979 GENETIKA 15 (3): 391-408 RYBCHIN VN CELL CONTROL OF PHAGE-LAMBDA DEVELOPMENT	0	4
66	38	240	7429 1986 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 55: 339-372 PLATT T TRANSCRIPTION TERMINATION AND THE REGULATION OF GENE-EXPRESSION	28	710
67	38	419	8033 1988 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 16: R271-R313 ROBERTS RJ RESTRICTION ENZYMES AND THEIR ISOSCHIZOMERS	17	46
68	37	346	2726 1972 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 41: 231-& VONHIPPE.PH; MCGHEE JD DNA-PROTEIN INTERACTIONS	0	199
69	37	212	4843 1977 PHARMACOLOGICAL REVIEWS 29 (4): 249-272 GOZ B EFFECTS OF INCORPORATION OF 5-HALOGENATED DEOXYURIDINES INTO THE DNA OF EUKARYOTIC CELLS	1	12
70	37	438	5422 1979 JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 62 (4): 841-871 BROWN MM; WASSOM JS; MALLING HV; SHELBY MD; HALLE ESV LITERATURE SURVEY OF BACTERIAL, FUNGAL, AND DROSOPHILA ASSAY SYSTEMS USED IN THE EVALUATION OF SELECTED CHEMICAL-COMPOUNDS FOR MUTAGENIC ACTIVITY	3	19
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
71	37	60	8737 1992 JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 267 (27): 19418-19426 MASON SW; LI J; GREENBLATT J HOST FACTOR REQUIREMENTS FOR PROCESSIVE ANTITERMINATION OF TRANSCRIPTION AND SUPPRESSION OF PAUSING BY THE N-PROTEIN OF BACTERIOPHAGE-LAMBDA	26	65
72	37	427	8971 1993 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 21 (13): 3139-3154 NELSON M; RASCHKE E; MCCLELLAND M EFFECT OF SITE-SPECIFIC METHYLATION ON RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASES AND DNA MODIFICATION METHYLTRANSFERASES	1	54
73	37	65	9464 1997 BIOCHEMISTRY 36 (30): 9211-9220 Maliepaard M; deMol NJ; Tomasz M; Gargiulo D; Janssen LHM; et al. Mitosene-DNA adducts. Characterization of two major DNA monoadducts formed by 1,10-bis(acetoxy)-7-methoxymitosene upon reductive activation	1	8
74	37	66	9800 2000 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 38 (5): 1074-1085 Neely MN; Friedman DI N-mediated transcription antitermination in lambdoid phage H-19B is characterized by alternative NUT RNA structures and a reduced requirement for host factors	1	4
75	36	133	3436 1973 QUARTERLY REVIEWS OF BIOPHYSICS 6 (2): 201-246 HUTCHINS.F LESIONS PRODUCED BY ULTRAVIOLET-LIGHT IN DNA CONTAINING 5-BROMOURACIL	0	197
76	36	177	4914 1978 ANNUAL REVIEW OF GENETICS 12: 193-221 FRANKLIN NC GENETIC FUSIONS FOR OPERON ANALYSIS	3	18
77	36	136	5845 1980 POSTEPY BIOCHEMII 26 (2): 161-182 SLASKA K SPECIFIC BINDING OF RNA-POLYMERASE TO DNA AS THE EARLIEST STEP OF TRANSCRIPTION IN PROKARYOTA	0	0
78	36	247	5910 1981 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 50: 159-192 WARING MJ DNA MODIFICATION AND CANCER	21	523
79	36	79	6550 1982 SCIENCE 216 (4549): 946-951 WARD DF; GOTTESMAN ME SUPPRESSION OF TRANSCRIPTION TERMINATION BY PHAGE-LAMBDA	25	44
80	36	165	7550 1986 JOURNAL OF BIOMOLECULAR STRUCTURE & DYNAMICS 3 (4): 705-723 BRENDEL V; HAMM GH; TRIFONOV EN TERMINATORS OF TRANSCRIPTION WITH RNA-POLYMERASE FROM ESCHERICHIA-COLI - WHAT THEY LOOK LIKE AND HOW TO FIND THEM	9	95
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
81	36	68	7877 1988 CANCER RESEARCH 48 (4): 759-774 PEGG AE POLYAMINE METABOLISM AND ITS IMPORTANCE IN NEOPLASTIC GROWTH AND AS A TARGET FOR CHEMOTHERAPY	0	1301
82	36	148	9110 1994 JOURNAL OF NEURO-ONCOLOGY 20 (1): 81-95 FREESE A; OROURKE D; JUDY K; OCONNOR MJ THE APPLICATION OF 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE IN THE MANAGEMENT OF CNS TUMORS	0	2
83	35	493	592 1963 ANNUAL REVIEW OF BIOCHEMISTRY 32: 463-& BROCKMAN RW; ANDERSON EP BIOCHEMISTRY OF CANCER - (METABOLIC ASPECTS)	13	110
84	35	90	5501 1979 POSTEPY BIOCHEMII 25 (3): 351-371 TAYLOR K; TAYLOR A USE OF BACTERIOPHAGE-LAMBDA FRAGMENTS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF PLASMID VECTORS FOR GENE CLONING - INCLUDED - RESTRICTION MAP OF LAMBDA-DNA	0	0
85	35	270	5583 1980 ATOMIC ENERGY REVIEW 18 (1): 171-222 SINGH BB RADIOSENSITIZATION	1	3
86	35	433	7253 1985 GENE 33 (1): 1-102 KESSLER C; NEUMAIER PS; WOLF W RECOGNITION SEQUENCES OF RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASES AND METHYLASES - A REVIEW	20	122
87	35	63	8732 1992 JOURNAL OF BACTERIOLOGY 174 (21): 6711-6716 DAS A HOW THE PHAGE-LAMBDA N-GENE PRODUCT SUPPRESSES TRANSCRIPTION TERMINATION - COMMUNICATION OF RNA-POLYMERASE WITH REGULATORY PROTEINS MEDIATED BY SIGNALS IN NASCENT RNA	25	78
88	35	62	8843 1993 CANCER AND METASTASIS REVIEWS 12 (2): 165-176 ROCKWELL S; SARTORELLI AC; TOMASZ M; KENNEDY KA CELLULAR PHARMACOLOGY OF QUINONE BIOREDUCTIVE ALKYLATING-AGENTS	3	40
89	35	53	8945 1993 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 115 (23): 10497-10509 SCHILTZ P; KOHN H STUDIES ON THE USE OF NA2S2O4 FOR THE REDUCTIVE ACTIVATION OF MITOMYCIN-C	8	17
90	35	53	9107 1994 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 236 (1): 217-228 PATTERSON TA; ZHANG ZS; BAKER T; JOHNSON LL; FRIEDMAN DI; et al. BACTERIOPHAGE-LAMBDA N-DEPENDENT TRANSCRIPTION ANTITERMINATION - COMPETITION FOR AN RNA SITE MAY REGULATE ANTITERMINATION	16	36
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
91	35	60	9182 1995 EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CANCER 31A (12): 1928-1933 Cummings J; Spanswick VJ; Smyth JF Re-evaluation of the molecular pharmacology of mitomycin C	0	29
92	35	55	9466 1997 BIOCHEMISTRY 36 (46): 14128-14136 Kumar GS; Lipman R; Cummings J; Tomasz M Mitomycin C-DNA adducts generated by DT-diaphorase. Revised mechanism of the enzymatic reductive activation of mitomycin C	12	43
93	35	70	9739 1999 MOLECULAR MICROBIOLOGY 34 (3): 523-537 Mah TF; Li J; Davidson AR; Greenblatt J Functional importance of regions in Escherichia coli elongation factor NusA that interact with RNA polymerase, the bacteriophage lambda N protein and RNA	1	16
94	34	157	2723 1972 ANGEWANDTE CHEMIE-INTERNATIONAL EDITION 11 (10): 883-& RUGER W TRANSCRIPTION OF GENETIC INFORMATION AND ITS REGULATION BY PROTEIN FACTORS	1	2
95	34	148	7430 1986 ANTICANCER RESEARCH 6 (4): 605-619 DRIEBERGEN RJ; HOLTHUIS JJM; HULSHOFF A; POSTMAKELDER SJ; VERBOOM W; et al. ELECTROCHEMISTRY OF POTENTIAL BIOREDUCTIVE ALKYLATING QUINONES - ITS USE IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEW AZIRIDINYLQUINONES	1	21
96	34	55	8946 1993 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 115 (23): 10510-10518 SCHILTZ P; KOHN H STUDIES ON THE REACTIVITY OF REDUCTIVELY ACTIVATED MITOMYCIN-C	22	31
97	34	55	9407 1996 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 118 (39): 9209-9217 Kumar GS; Musser SM; Cummings J; Tomasz M 2,7-diaminomitosene, a monofunctional mitomycin C derivative, alkylates DNA in the major groove. Structure and base-sequence specificity of the DNA adduct and mechanism of the alkylation	14	28
98	33	381	1471 1967 PHARMACOLOGICAL REVIEWS 19 (2): 209-& PRUSOFF WH RECENT ADVANCES IN CHEMOTHERAPY OF VIRAL DISEASES	6	75
99	33	492	2933 1972 JOURNAL OF PHARMACEUTICAL SCIENCES 61 (4): 485-& CHENG CC; ZEECHENG K SOME ANTINEOPLASTIC ANTIBIOTICS	1	11
100	33	191	6287 1982 BULLETIN DE L INSTITUT PASTEUR 80 (1): 3-59 CORNELIS G TRANSPOSONS AND INSERTION SEQUENCES	2	6

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