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
101	12	31	5177 1978 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 75 (2): 615-619 OHTSUBO H; OHTSUBO E NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCE OF AN INSERTION ELEMENT, IS1	66	361
102	3	17	918 1964 ZEITSCHRIFT FUR VERERBUNGSLEHRE 95 (4): 345-& BOYCE RP; HOWARDFL.P GENETIC CONTROL OF DNA BREAKDOWN AND REPAIR IN E COLI K-12 TREATED WITH MITOMYCIN C OR ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT	65	171
103	22	32	8072 1989 BIOCHEMISTRY 28 (9): 3901-3907 TENG SP; WOODSON SA; CROTHERS DM DNA-SEQUENCE SPECIFICITY OF MITOMYCIN CROSS-LINKING	65	108
104	1	24	1087 1965 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 54 (2): 566-& BHUYAN BK; SMITH CG DIFFERENTIAL INTERACTION OF NOGALAMYCIN WITH DNA OF VARYING BASE COMPOSITION	64	117
105	9	55	2040 1969 VIROLOGY 39 (3): 562-& STUDIER FW GENETICS AND PHYSIOLOGY OF BACTERIOPHAGE T7	64	490
106	3	68	2135 1970 CANCER RESEARCH 30 (3): 577-& DEBAUN JR; MILLER EC; MILLER JA N-HYDROXY-2-ACETYLAMINOFLUORENE SULFOTRANSFERASE - ITS PROBABLE ROLE IN CARCINOGENESIS AND IN PROTEIN-(METHION-S-YL) BINDING IN RAT LIVER	64	463
107	9	29	7024 1984 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY BIOLOGY PHYSICS 10 (1): 69-76 KINSELLA TJ; RUSSO A; MITCHELL JB; ROWLAND J; JENKINS J; et al. A PHASE-I STUDY OF INTERMITTENT INTRAVENOUS BROMODEOXYURIDINE (BUDR) WITH CONVENTIONAL FRACTIONATED-IRRADIATION	64	101
108	1	24	427 1961 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 47 (3): 396-& HSU TC; SOMERS CE EFFECT OF 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE ON MAMMALIAN CHROMOSOMES	63	240
109	6	24	714 1963 RADIATION RESEARCH 18 (2): 200-& ERIKSON RL; SZYBALSKI W MOLECULAR RADIOBIOLOGY OF HUMAN CELL LINES .4. VARIATION IN ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT AND X-RAY SENSITIVITY DURING DIVISION CYCLE	63	63
110	16	46	3538 1974 BIOCHIMIE 56 (11-1): 1497-1503 SZYBALSKI EH; SZYBALSKI W PHYSICAL MAPPING OF ATT-N REGION OF COLIPHAGE LAMBDA - APPARENT OVERSATURATION OF CODING CAPACITY IN GAM-RAL SEGMENT	63	63
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
111	22	94	4869 1977 SCIENCE 197 (4309): 1147-1160 LANDY A; ROSS W VIRAL INTEGRATION AND EXCISION - STRUCTURE OF LAMBDA-ATT SITES	63	270
112	15	51	5957 1981 CELL 24 (2): 421-428 GREENBLATT J; LI J INTERACTION OF THE SIGMA FACTOR AND THE NUSA GENE PROTEIN OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI WITH RNA-POLYMERASE IN THE INITIATION-TERMINATION CYCLE OF TRANSCRIPTION	63	175
113	17	142	6128 1981 MEDICINAL RESEARCH REVIEWS 1 (3): 249-280 MOORE HW; CZERNIAK R NATURALLY-OCCURRING QUINONES AS POTENTIAL BIOREDUCTIVE ALKYLATING-AGENTS	63	255
114	22	63	6302 1982 CELL 31 (1): 61-70 OLSON ER; FLAMM EL; FRIEDMAN DI ANALYSIS OF NUTR - A REGION OF PHAGE LAMBDA REQUIRED FOR ANTI-TERMINATION OF TRANSCRIPTION	63	88
115	10	28	6936 1984 CANCER RESEARCH 44 (4): 1702-1705 RUSSO A; GIANNI L; KINSELLA TJ; KLECKER RW; JENKINS J; et al. PHARMACOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF INTRAVENOUS DELIVERY OF 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE TO PATIENTS WITH BRAIN-TUMORS	63	111
116	5	18	1193 1966 EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH 41 (1): 190-& LITTLEFIELD JW USE OF DRUG-RESISTANT MARKERS TO STUDY HYBRIDIZATION OF MOUSE FIBROBLASTS	62	351
117	4	27	3357 1973 MOLECULAR & GENERAL GENETICS 122 (3): 267-277 SAEDLER H; HEISS B MULTIPLE COPIES OF INSERTION DNA SEQUENCES IS1 AND IS2 IN CHROMOSOME OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI K-12	62	129
118	4	9	7285 1985 GENE 40 (2-3): 175-182 PODHAJSKA AJ; SZYBALSKI W CONVERSION OF THE FOKI ENDONUCLEASE TO A UNIVERSAL RESTRICTION ENZYME - CLEAVAGE OF PHAGE M13MP7 DNA AT PREDETERMINED SITES	62	63
119	10	35	2900 1972 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 65 (2): 259-& GHYSEN A; PIRONIO M RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN N FUNCTION OF BACTERIOPHAGE-LAMBDA AND HOST RNA-POLYMERASE	61	92
120	4	17	639 1963 EXPERIMENTAL CELL RESEARCH 30 (3): 481-& MOHLER WC; ELKIND MM RADIATION RESPONSE OF MAMMALIAN CELLS GROWN IN CULTURE .3. MODIFICATION OF X-RAY SURVIVAL OF CHINESE HAMSTER CELLS BY 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE	60	69
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
121	2	31	1626 1968 GENETICS 59 (3): 311-& PARKINSON JS GENETICS OF LEFT ARM OF CHROMOSOME OF BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA	60	160
122	9	30	4967 1978 CANCER RESEARCH 38 (6): 1745-1750 BACHUR NR; GORDON SL; GEE MV GENERAL MECHANISM FOR MICROSOMAL ACTIVATION OF QUINONE ANTI-CANCER AGENTS TO FREE-RADICALS	60	691
123	22	50	6101 1981 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 147 (1): 11-23 GREENBLATT J; LI J THE NUSA GENE PROTEIN OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI - ITS IDENTIFICATION AND A DEMONSTRATION THAT IT INTERACTS WITH THE GENE-N TRANSCRIPTION ANTI-TERMINATION PROTEIN OF BACTERIOPHAGE-LAMBDA	60	115
124	12	25	2169 1970 COLD SPRING HARBOR SYMPOSIA ON QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY 35: 331-& KUMAR S; CALEF E; SZYBALSKI W REGULATION OF TRANSCRIPTION OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI PHAGE-LAMBDA BY ITS EARLY GENES N AND TOF	59	59
125	13	31	4148 1975 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 72 (9): 3300-3304 ROBERTS JW TRANSCRIPTION TERMINATION AND LATE CONTROL IN PHAGE LAMBDA	59	104
126	2	19	956 1965 BIOCHEMISTRY 4 (2): 206-& LIPSETT MN; WEISSBAC.A SITE OF ALKYLATION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS BY MITOMYCIN	58	67
127	7	18	1775 1969 ACTA RADIOLOGICA-THERAPY PHYSICS BIOLOGY 8 (1-2): 15-& HOSHINO T; SANO K RADIOSENSITIZATION OF MALIGNANT BRAIN TUMOURS WITH BROMOURIDINE (THYMIDINE ANALOGUE)	58	91
128	14	68	3057 1972 SCIENCE 176 (4033): 367-& STUDIER FW BACTERIOPHAGE T7	58	536
129	50	253	5621 1980 CELL 20 (3): 579-595 CALOS MP; MILLER JH TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS	58	620
130	6	24	2254 1970 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 49 (2): 515-& LUZZATI D REGULATION OF LAMBDA EXONUCLEASE SYNTHESIS - ROLE OF N-GENE PRODUCT AND LAMBDA REPRESSOR	57	71
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131	9	34	2316 1970 MOLECULAR AND GENERAL GENETICS 108 (3): 266-& BRACHET P; EISEN H; RAMBACH A MUTATIONS OF COLIPHAGE LAMBDA AFFECTING EXPRESSION OF REPLICATIVE FUNCTIONS-O AND FUNCTION-P	57	84
132	8	33	3722 1974 JOURNAL OF VIROLOGY 14 (5): 1235-1244 HELLING RB; GOODMAN HM; BOYER HW ANALYSIS OF ENDONUCLEASE R SINGLE-BOND ECORI FRAGMENTS OF DNA FROM LAMBDOID BACTERIOPHAGES AND OTHER VIRUSES BY AGAROSE GEL ELECTROPHORESIS	57	623
133	6	25	3819 1974 VIROLOGY 58 (1): 141-148 FRIEDMAN DI; BARON LS GENETIC CHARACTERIZATION OF A BACTERIAL LOCUS INVOLVED IN ACTIVITY OF NU FUNCTION OF PHAGE LAMBDA	57	107
134	8	23	5309 1979 GENE 5 (3): 197-206 CAMPBELL A; BERG DE; BOTSTEIN D; LEDERBERG EM; NOVICK RP; et al. NOMENCLATURE OF TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS IN PROKARYOTES	57	57
135	14	42	6605 1983 CELL 34 (1): 143-149 FRIEDMAN DI; OLSON ER EVIDENCE THAT A NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCE, BOXA, IS INVOLVED IN THE ACTION OF THE NUSA PROTEIN	57	109
136	2	14	8050 1988 SCIENCE 241 (4869): 1084-1086 KOOB M; GRIMES E; SZYBALSKI W CONFERRING OPERATOR SPECIFICITY ON RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASES	57	57
137	11	23	3307 1973 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 79 (2): 237-& STUDIER FW ANALYSIS OF BACTERIOPHAGE T7 EARLY RNAS AND PROTEINS ON SLAB GELS	56	2102
138	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
139	22	53	5778 1980 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 140 (1): 57-75 GOTTESMAN ME; ADHYA S; DAS A TRANSCRIPTION ANTITERMINATION BY BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA-N GENE-PRODUCT	56	194
140	4	13	872 1964 NATURE 203 (495): 1142-& LITTLEFIELD JW 3 DEGREES OF GUANYLIC ACID - INOSINIC ACID PYROPHOSPHORYLASE DEFICIENCY IN MOUSE FIBROBLASTS	55	272
#	LCR	NCR	Node / Date / Journal / Author	LCS	GCS
141	19	41	1100 1965 RADIATION RESEARCH 26 (4): 538-& DEWEY WC; HUMPHREY RM INCREASE IN RADIOSENSITIVITY TO IONIZING RADIATION RELATED TO REPLACEMENT OF THYMIDINE IN MAMMALIAN CELLS WITH 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE	55	81
142	1	54	1250 1966 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 18 (2): 262-& ABELSON J; THOMAS CA ANATOMY OF T5 BACTERIOPHAGE DNA MOLECULE	55	389
143	2	25	1718 1968 NATURE 217 (5134): 1110-& MESELSON M; YUAN R DNA RESTRICTION ENZYME FROM E COLI	54	494
144	11	46	4495 1976 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 73 (6): 1959-1963 DAS A; COURT D; ADHYA S ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF CONDITIONAL LETHAL MUTANTS OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI DEFECTIVE IN TRANSCRIPTION TERMINATION FACTOR RHO	54	223
145	20	46	7025 1984 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY BIOLOGY PHYSICS 10 (8): 1399-1406 KINSELLA TJ; MITCHELL JB; RUSSO A; MORSTYN G; GLATSTEIN E THE USE OF HALOGENATED THYMIDINE ANALOGS AS CLINICAL RADIOSENSITIZERS - RATIONALE, CURRENT STATUS, AND FUTURE-PROSPECTS - NON-HYPOXIC CELL SENSITIZERS	54	85
146	1	25	399 1961 JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 236 (5): 1372-& MARTIN RG; AMES BN METHOD FOR DETERMINING SEDIMENTATION BEHAVIOR OF ENZYMES - APPLICATION TO PROTEIN MIXTURES	53	6024
147	0	0	524 1962 MOL BASIS NEOPLASIA : 147-171 SZYBALSKI W Properties and Applications of Halogenated Deoxyribonucleic Acids. (In: The Molecular Basis of Neoplasia, a Collection of Papers Presented at the Fifteenth Annual Symposium on Fundamental Cancer Research, 1961)	53	53
148	3	14	2996 1972 NATURE-NEW BIOLOGY 235 (53): 17-& PIGRAM WJ; FULLER W; HAMILTON LD STEREOCHEMISTRY OF INTERCALATION - INTERACTION OF DAUNOMYCIN WITH DNA	53	390
149	13	54	4053 1975 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 97 (4): 561-& KLECKNER N; CHAN RK; TYE BK; BOTSTEIN D MUTAGENESIS BY INSERTION OF A DRUG-RESISTANCE ELEMENT CARRYING AN INVERTED REPETITION	53	309
150	12	44	5529 1979 SCIENCE 205 (4405): 508-511 VOLLENWEIDER HJ; FIANDT M; SZYBALSKI W RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN DNA HELIX STABILITY AND RECOGNITION SITES FOR RNA-POLYMERASE	53	53
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151	2	13	5691 1980 GENE 10 (4): 357-370 FUCHS C; ROSENVOLD EC; HONIGMAN A; SZYBALSKI W IDENTIFICATION OF PALINDROMIC SEQUENCES RECOGNIZED BY RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASES, AS BASED ON THE TABULARIZED SEQUENCING DATA FOR 7 VIRAL AND PLASMID DNAS	53	53
152	22	50	6178 1981 NATURE 292 (5820): 215-220 GREENBLATT J; MCLIMONT M; HANLY S TERMINATION OF TRANSCRIPTION BY NUSA GENE PROTEIN OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI	53	116
153	9	30	6774 1983 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 105 (7): 2059-2063 TOMASZ M; LIPMAN R; SNYDER JK; NAKANISHI K FULL STRUCTURE OF A MITOMYCIN-C DINUCLEOSIDE PHOSPHATE ADDUCT - USE OF DIFFERENTIAL FT-IR SPECTROSCOPY IN MICROSCALE STRUCTURAL STUDIES	53	96
154	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
155	15	36	7758 1987 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY BIOLOGY PHYSICS 13 (5): 733-739 KINSELLA TJ; DOBSON PP; MITCHELL JB; FORNACE AJ ENHANCEMENT OF X-RAY-INDUCED DNA DAMAGE BY PRETREATMENT WITH HALOGENATED PYRIMIDINE ANALOGS	53	95
156	10	35	1484 1967 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 58 (3): 1227-& PUCK TT; KAO FT GENETICS OF SOMATIC MAMMALIAN CELLS .5. TREATMENT WITH 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE AND VISIBLE LIGHT FOR ISOLATION OF NUTRITIONALLY DEFICIENT MUTANTS	52	220
157	3	31	1981 1969 NATURE 224 (5221): 768-& SHAPIRO J; MACHATTI.L; ERON L; IHLER G; IPPEN K; et al. ISOLATION OF PURE LAC OPERON DNA	52	168
158	14	37	5420 1979 JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY 101 (20): 6063-6067 TOMASZ M; LIPMAN R ALKYLATION REACTIONS OF MITOMYCIN-C AT ACID PH	52	87
159	3	32	450 1962 ANALYTICAL BIOCHEMISTRY 3 (4): 267-& SZYBALSKI W; MENNIGMANN HD RECORDING THERMOSPECTROPHOTOMETER, AN AUTOMATIC DEVICE FOR DETERMINING THERMAL STABILITY OF NUCLEIC ACIDS	51	51
160	5	17	871 1964 NATURE 203 (494): 593-& LETT JT; ALEXANDER P; ORMEROD MG; PARKINS G MECHANISMS OF SENSITIZATION TO X-RAYS OF MAMMALIAN CELLS BY 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE	51	83
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161	2	27	1481 1967 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 57 (6): 1759-& COHEN SN; HURWITZ J TRANSCRIPTION OF COMPLEMENTARY STRANDS OF PHAGE LAMBDADNA IN VIVO AND IN VITRO	51	61
162	2	12	2245 1970 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 49 (1): 93-& INMAN RB; SCHNOS M PARTIAL DENATURATION OF THYMINE-CONTAINING 5-BROMOURACIL-CONTAINING LAMBDA DNA IN ALKALI	51	278
163	4	41	2250 1970 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 49 (2): 271-& SALSER W; BOLLE A; EPSTEIN R TRANSCRIPTION DURING BACTERIOPHAGE-T4 DEVELOPMENT - A DEMONSTRATION THAT DISTINCT SUBCLASSES OF EARLY RNA APPEAR AT DIFFERENT TIMES AND THAT SOME ARE TURNED-OFF AT LATE TIMES	51	136
164	5	38	2847 1972 GENETICS 72 (2): 239-& GILLIN FD; ROUFA DJ; BEAUDET AL; CASKEY CT 8-AZAGUANINE RESISTANCE IN MAMMALIAN-CELLS .1. HYPOXANTHINE-GUANINE PHOSPHORIBOSYLTRANSFERASE	51	246
165	6	52	2925 1972 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 71 (2): 471-& SHARP PA; HSU MT; DAVIDSON N; OHTSUBO E ELECTRON-MICROSCOPE HETERODUPLEX STUDIES OF SEQUENCE RELATIONS AMONG PLASMIDS OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI .1. STRUCTURE OF F-PRIME FACTORS	51	279
166	9	55	4057 1975 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 98 (3): 551-564 MURRAY K; MURRAY NE PHAGE LAMBDA-RECEPTOR CHROMOSOMES FOR DNA FRAGMENTS MADE WITH RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASE-3 OF HEMOPHILUS-INFLUENZAE AND RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASE-1 OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI	51	350
167	9	28	6705 1983 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RADIATION ONCOLOGY BIOLOGY PHYSICS 9 (4): 457-463 MITCHELL JB; KINSELLA TJ; RUSSO A; MCPHERSON S; ROWLAND J; et al. RADIOSENSITIZATION OF HEMATOPOIETIC PRECURSOR CELLS (CFU-C) IN GLIOBLASTOMA PATIENTS RECEIVING INTERMITTENT INTRAVENOUS INFUSIONS OF BROMODEOXYURIDINE (BUDR)	51	72
168	27	48	7441 1986 BIOCHEMISTRY 25 (14): 4077-4084 PETERSON DM; FISHER J AUTOCATALYTIC QUINONE METHIDE FORMATION FROM MITOMYCIN-C	51	67
169	4	53	2542 1971 JOURNAL OF BIOLOGICAL CHEMISTRY 246 (16): 5120-& LEBOWITZ P; WEISSMAN SM; RADDING CM NUCLEOTIDE SEQUENCE OF A RIBONUCLEIC ACID TRANSCRIBED IN-VITRO FROM LAMBA PHAGE DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID	50	157
170	5	54	3314 1973 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 80 (2): 297-314 SHIMADA K; WEISBERG RA; GOTTESMA.ME PROPHAGE LAMBDA AT UNUSUAL CHROMOSOMAL LOCATIONS .2. MUTATIONS INDUCED BY BACTERIOPHAGE-LAMBDA IN ESCHERICHIA-COLI K12	50	150
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171	18	55	4407 1976 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 105 (1): 161-176 BOTCHAN P ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC COMPARISON OF TRANSCRIPTION ON LINEAR AND SUPERHELICAL DNA	50	138
172	22	30	7864 1988 BIOCHEMISTRY 27 (9): 3182-3187 TOMASZ M; CHAWLA AK; LIPMAN R MECHANISM OF MONOFUNCTIONAL AND BIFUNCTIONAL ALKYLATION OF DNA BY MITOMYCIN-C	50	105
173	21	32	8269 1990 BIOCHEMISTRY 29 (12): 2999-3006 BOROWYBOROWSKI H; LIPMAN R; TOMASZ M RECOGNITION BETWEEN MITOMYCIN-C AND SPECIFIC DNA-SEQUENCES FOR CROSS-LINK FORMATION	50	82
174	4	12	517 1962 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 4 (4): 338-& RAGNI G; SZYBALSKI W MOLECULAR RADIOBIOLOGY OF HUMAN CELL LINES .2. EFFECTS OF THYMIDINE REPLACEMENT BY HALOGENATED ANALOGUES ON CELL INACTIVATION BY DECAY OF INCORPORATED RADIOPHOSPHORUS	49	49
175	0	0	1622 1968 FRACTIONS 1: 1-15 SZYBALSKI W Equilibrium Sedimentation of Viruses, Nucleic Acids and Other Macromolecules in Density Gradients	49	49
176	4	31	1876 1969 GENETICS 62 (2): 359-& CHU EHY; BRIMER P; JACOBSON KB; MERRIAM EV MAMMALIAN CELL GENETICS .1. SELECTION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF MUTATIONS AUXOTROPHIC FOR L-GLUTAMINE OR RESISTANT TO 8-AZAGUANINE IN CHINESEHAMSTER CELLS IN VITRO	49	138
177	4	20	2041 1969 VIROLOGY 39 (3): 575-& STUDIER FW; MAIZEL JV T7-DIRECTED PROTEIN SYNTHESIS	49	162
178	19	44	5083 1978 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 123 (3): 485-498 VOLLENWEIDER HJ; SZYBALSKI W ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC MAPPING OF RNA-POLYMERASE BINDING TO COLIPHAGE LAMBDA DNA	49	49
179	11	102	6789 1983 METHODS IN ENZYMOLOGY 101: 20-78 MESSING J NEW M13 VECTORS FOR CLONING	49	5211
180	5	35	9986 2003 NUCLEIC ACIDS RESEARCH 31 (7): 1805-1812 Roberts RJ; Belfort M; Bestor T; Bhagwat AS; Bickle TA; et al. A nomenclature for restriction enzymes, DNA methyltransferases, homing endonucleases and their genes	49	49
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181	1	12	286 1960 BIOCHEMICAL AND BIOPHYSICAL RESEARCH COMMUNICATIONS 2 (6): 413-418 LORKIEWICZ Z; SZYBALSKI W GENETIC EFFECTS OF HALOGENATED THYMIDINE ANALOGS INCORPORATED DURING THYMIDYLATE SYNTHETASE INHIBITION	48	48
182	2	10	1595 1968 COMPTES RENDUS HEBDOMADAIRES DES SEANCES DE L ACADEMIE DES SCIENCES SERIE D 266 (11): 1176-& EISEN H; DASILVA LP; JACOB F PREMATURE CONTROL OF LAMBDA BACTERIOPHAGE	48	75
183	8	22	1691 1968 JOURNAL OF NEUROSURGERY 28 (6): 530-& SANO K; HOSHINO T; NAGAI M RADIOSENSITIZATION OF BRAIN TUMOR CELLS WITH A THYMIDINE ANALOGUE (BROMOURIDINE)	48	86
184	8	19	2163 1970 COLD SPRING HARBOR SYMPOSIA ON QUANTITATIVE BIOLOGY 35: 269-& DAVIS RW; HYMAN RW PHYSICAL LOCATIONS OF IN-VITRO RNA INITIATION SITE AND TERMINATION SITES OF T7M DNA	48	123
185	4	45	2377 1970 VIROLOGY 40 (2): 212-& BUTLER B; ECHOLS H REGULATION OF BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA DEVELOPMENT BY GENE N . PROPERTIES OF A MUTATION THAT BYPASSES N CONTROL OF LATE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS	48	68
186	9	21	3430 1973 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 70 (11): 3145-3149 SHARP JD; CAPECCHI NE; CAPECCHI MR ALTERED ENZYMES IN DRUG-RESISTANT VARIANTS OF MAMMALIAN TISSUE-CULTURE CELLS	48	171
187	2	10	5021 1978 GENE 4 (1): 1-23 FUCHS C; ROSENVOLD EC; HONIGMAN A; SZYBALSKI W SIMPLE METHOD FOR IDENTIFYING PALINDROMIC SEQUENCES RECOGNIZED BY RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASES - NUCLEOTIDE-SEQUENCE OF AVAII SITE	48	48
188	11	30	5507 1979 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 76 (2): 954-957 BACHUR NR; GORDON SL; GEE MV; KON H NADPH CYTOCHROME-P-450 REDUCTASE ACTIVATION OF QUINONE ANTI-CANCER AGENTS TO FREE-RADICALS	48	569
189	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
190	4	13	1291 1966 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 55 (6): 1442-& KAPLAN HS DNA-STRAND SCISSION AND LOSS OF VIABILITY AFTER X IRRADIATION OF NORMAL AND SENSITIZED BACTERIAL CELLS	47	216
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191	16	61	1493 1967 RADIATION RESEARCH S7: 147-& SZYBALSKI W MOLECULAR EVENTS RESULTING IN RADIATION INJURY REPAIR AND SENSITIZATION OF DNA	47	47
192	19	63	2039 1969 VIROLOGY 39 (3): 373-& LOZERON HA; SZYBALSKI W CONGRUENT TRANSCRIPTIONAL CONTROLS AND HETEROLOGY OF BASE SEQUENCES IN COLIPHAGES LAMBDA AND PHI80	47	47
193	5	40	2242 1970 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 48 (1): 23-& BERNARDI G; FAURES M; PIPERNO G; SLONIMSK.PP MITOCHONDRIAL DNAS FROM RESPIRATORY-SUFFICIENT AND CYTOPLASMIC RESPIRATORY-DEFICIENT MUTANT YEAST	47	226
194	6	42	4164 1975 SCIENCE 187 (4171): 27-35 DICKSON RC; ABELSON J; BARNES WM; REZNIKOFF WS GENETIC-REGULATION - LAC CONTROL REGION	47	430
195	16	40	6203 1981 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 78 (2): 1115-1118 FRIEDMAN DI; SCHAUER AT; BAUMANN MR; BARON LS; ADHYA SL EVIDENCE THAT RIBOSOMAL PROTEIN-S10 PARTICIPATES IN CONTROL OF TRANSCRIPTION TERMINATION	47	96
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