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2. Induction of lambda prophage by nalidixic acid
3. Correlation of gamma-ray inactivation and strand scission in the replicative form of phiX174 bacteriophage DNA.
4. Degradation of T4 DNA during Infection of Escherichia Coli at Low Multiplicity of Infection. Evidence for Radiation- and Non-radiation-induced Components.
5. Ionizing Radiation-induced Lesions in T4 Phage and Escherichia Coli DNAs as Sites for Initiation of Degradation in Vivo.
6. The Effects of Ionizing Radiation on Nucleic Acids of Bacteriophages and Bacterial Cells.
7. Frequency of Single-strand Breaks Per Lethal γ-ray Hit in øX 174 DNA
8. Kinetics of x-ray and heat inactivation of phi-x174 RF-DNA.
9. Correlation of gamma-ray inactivation and strand scission in the replicative form of phi-X174 bacteriophage DNA.
10. Ionizing Radiation-induced Lesions in T4 Phage andEscherichia ColiDNAs as Sites for Initiation of Degradationin Vivo
11. Degradation of T4 DNA during Infection ofEscherichia Coliat Low Multiplicity of Infection. Evidence for Radiation- and Non-radiation-induced Components
12. ON THE INACTIVATION OF TRANSFORMING DNA BY TEMPERATURES BELOW THE MELTING POINT
13. Solubility and Color Characteristics of Leaf Proteins Prepared in Air or Nitrogen
14. A Differential Ability of Strains of Tobacco Mosaic Virus to Bind Host-Cell Nucleoprotein
15. The Effects of Ionizing Radiation on Nucleic Acids of Bacteriophages and Bacterial Cells
16. Phage modification of the capacity of. gamma. -irradiated Escherichia coli to support virus growth
17. Degradation of T4 DNA during infection of Escherichia coli at low multiplicity of infection. Evidence for radiation- and non-radiation-induced components
18. Ionizing radiation-induced lesions in T4 phage and Escherichia coli DNAs as sites for initiation of degradation in vivo
19. MOLECULAR INTERACTIONS IN IRRADIATED SOLIDS
20. FREQUENCY OF SINGLE-STRAND BREAKS PER LETHAL $gamma$-RAY HIT IN OX 174 DNA.
21. INTRACELLULAR DEVELOPMENT OF BACTERIOPHAGE phiX174 INACTIVATED BY $gamma$- RAY, ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT, OR NITROUS ACID.
22. EFFECTS OF IONIZING RADIATION ON NUCLEIC ACIDS OF BACTERIOPHAGES AND BACTERIAL CELLS.
23. CORRELATION OF $gamma$-RAY INACTIVATION AND STRAND SCISSION IN THE REPLICATIVE FORM OF phiX174 BACTERIOPHAGE DNA.
24. REACTIONS OF BACTERIAL CELLS TO FOREIGN NUCLEIC ACIDS. Summary Report, November 1, 1962-October 31, 1965
25. RADIATION STUDIES IN TRANSFORMING DNA, ON TMV-RNA AND /phi/X174-DNA. Progress Report, November 1, 1962-October 31, 1963
26. REACTIONS OF BACTERIAL CELLS TO FOREIGN NUCLEIC ACIDS. Progress Report, November 1, 1965--October 31, 1966.
27. LENGTHS OF EIGHT STRAINS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS
28. Phage modification of the capacity of gamma-irradiated Escherichia coli to support virus growth.
29. Involvement of recA and exr genes in the in vivo inhibition of the recBC nuclease.
30. Kinetics of heat inactivation of ribonucleic acid of tobacco mosaic virus.
31. Induction of lambda prophage by nalidixic acid.
32. Unit particle lengths of strains of tobacco mosaic virus.
33. Sensitivity to ultra-violet light of infectious tobacco mosaic virus nucleic acid.
34. Intracellular development of bacteriophage phi X174 inactivated by gamma-ray, ultraviolet light, or nitrous acid.
35. Radiosensitive molecular weight of tobacco mosaic virus nucleic acid.
36. Inactivation of bacteriophage phi-X-174 by sublethal nitrous acid--produced lesions.
37. Frequency of single-strand breaks per lethal gamma-ray hit in phi-X 174 DNA.
38. RADIOSENSITIVE MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF SINGLE-STRANDED VIRUS NUCLEIC ACIDS.
39. The early events of infection with tobacco mosaic virus nucleic acid.
40. MECHANISMS OF INACTIVATION OF SINGLE-STRANDED VIRUS NUCLEIC ACIDS BY HEAT.
41. Effects of ionizing radiation on the capacity of Escherichia coli to support bacteriophage T4 growth.
42. Comparison of some physical and chemical properties of eight strains of tobacco mosaic virus.
43. The fate during infection of the coat protein of the spherical bacteriophage R-17.
44. Molecular interactions in irradiated solids.
45. Mechanisms of inactivation of deoxyribonucleic acids by heat.
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