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Harold Hill Smith

Biology

#3701

World Rank

#5622

Historical Rank

#1478

USA Rank

Genetics

#472

World Rank

#543

Historical Rank

#193

USA Rank

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Harold Hill Smith's Degrees

PhD Genetics Stanford University
Masters Biology Stanford University
Bachelors Biology Stanford University

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According to Wikipedia, Harold Hill Smith was an American geneticist who first fused a human cell and a plant cell. Life and career Born in Kearny, New Jersey, Smith graduated from Rutgers University and earned master's and doctoral degrees in genetics at Harvard University. He then worked for seven years at the United States Department of Agriculture before serving in the United States Navy in World War II.

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Harold Hill Smith's Published Works

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Recent Cytogenetic Studies in The Genus Nicotiana (1968) (96)
Induction of Mutations with β-Propiolactone (1951) (48)
THE MECHANISM OF 5-AMINOURACIL-INDUCED SYNCHRONY OF CELL DIVISION IN VI CIA FABA ROOT MERISTEMS (1965) (46)
Partial Synchronization of Nuclear Divisions in Root Meristems with 5-Aminouracil (1963) (44)
DISCRETE POPULATIONS DERIVED BY INTERSPECIFIC HYBRIDIZATION AND SELECTION IN NICOTIANA (1959) (35)
COMPARATIVE EFFECTS OF CERTAIN CHEMICALS ON TRADESCANTIA CHROMOSOMES AS OBSERVED AT POLLEN TUBE MITOSIS (1954) (31)
PEROXIDASE ISOZYMES: A MEASURE OF MOLECULAR VARIATION IN TEN HERBACEOUS SPECIES OF DATURA (1971) (31)
THE INDUCTION OF POLYPLOIDY IN NICOTIANA SPECIES AND SPECIES HYBRIDSBy Treatment with Colchicine (1939) (25)
ELEGTROPHORETIC VARIATION IN PROTEINS AND ENZYMES OF THE TUMOR‐FORMING HYBRID NICOTIANA GLAUCA X N. LANGSDORFFII AND ITS PARENT SPECIES (1967) (24)
Quantitative Aspects of Aqueous-Spray Applications of 2,4- Dichlorophenoxyacetic Acid for Herbicidal Purposes (1946) (24)
GENETIC PLANT TUMORS IN NICOTIANA (1958) (22)
An analysis of H3-thymidine distribution throughout the vegetative meristem of Arabidopsis Thaliana (L.) heynh (1964) (22)
STUDIES ON INDUCED HETEROPLOIDS OF NICOTIANA (1943) (22)
Corn Seeds Affected by Heavy Cosmic Ray Particles (1963) (21)
Selection and differentiation of aminopterin resistant cells of Datura innoxia (1977) (21)
CHROMATOGRAPHIC INVESTIGATIONS ON THE ALKALOID CONTENT OF NICOTIANA SPECIES AND INTERSPECIFIC COMBINATIONS (1963) (19)
Genetic Recombination with Ethyl-methanesulphonate-induced Waxy Mutants in-Maize (1965) (19)
GROWTH FACTOR INTERACTIONS IN THE TISSUE CULTURE OF TUMOROUS AND NONTUMOROUS NICOTIANA GLAUCA-LANGSDORFFII (1963) (17)
FFECTS OF BETA‐PROPIOLACTONE AND CEEPRYN ON CHROMOSOMES OF VICIA AND ALLIUM (1955) (17)
Variation associated with an Aegilops umbellulata Chromosome Segment incorporated in Wheat (1966) (17)
EFFECTS OF X IRRADIATION AND INDOLEACETIC ACID ON SPECIFIC PEROXIDASE ISOZYMES IN PITH TISSUE OF A NICOTIANA AMPHIPLOID (1973) (16)
THE DEUTERON MICROBEAM AS A TOOL IN BOTANICAL RESEARCH (1961) (15)
Incorporation and effects of thymidine analogues in gametophytic tissue of Arbidopsis thaliana (1964) (14)
Developmental restrictions on recombination in Nicotiana. (1950) (13)
Inheritance of Alkaloids in Introgressive Hybrids of Nicotiana (1965) (9)
Environmental modulation of plant response to neutron irradiation (1972) (7)
Recent studies on inheritance of quantitative characters in plants (1944) (7)
The influence of genomes on autonomous growth of pith cultures of Nicotiana glauca-Langsdorffii hybrids (1973) (6)
INDUCED FLOWERING IN A VEGETATIVE TOBACCO HYBRIDResponse of a Previously Non-flowering Nicotiana Clone to Gibberellic Acid, Low Temperature and Short Days (1965) (5)
ENDOGENOUS BETA IRRADIATION AND TUMOR PRODUCTION IN AN AMPHIPLOID NICOTIANA HYBRID. (1968) (5)
Relative Cytogenetic Effectiveness of 28 GeV Protons (1974) (5)
Mutation and Plant Breeding. National Academy of Sciences, National Research Council, Washington, D.C. (1961) (1962) (4)
Polyploidy: Biological Relevance.Walter H. Lewis (1981) (4)
New Approaches to Breeding for Improved Plant Protein. International Atomic Energy Agency, Jena (1969), 193 pp. $5.00. (1970) (4)
Parasexual Interspecific PlantHybridization (Nicotiana/leaf mesophyll/plant tissue culture/genetics/selective media) (1972) (3)
Polyploidy in Nicotiana :Discussion (1941) (2)
Lethal, laggard and flowering time variants in generations following thymidine analogue treatment of Arabidopsis buds (1965) (2)
Arnold H. Sparrow (1977) (1)
EARLY “INVENTIONS” IN EVOLUTION (1939) (0)
Induced Mutations and Plant Improvement. International Atomic Energy Agency, Springfield (1972), 554 (1973) (0)
Investigations on the alkaloid content of Nicotiana species and Interspecific combinations (1962) (0)
DEVELOPMENTAL RESTRICTIONS ON RECOMBINATION IN NICOTIANA (1950) (0)
Book Review:Molecular Aspects of Gene Expression in Plants. J. A. Bryant (1978) (0)
The Genus Nicotiana . Origins, relationships, and evolution of its species in the light of their distribution, morphology, and cytogenetics. Thomas Harper Goodspeed. Chronica Botanica, Waltham, Mass.; Stechert-Hafner, New York, 1954. xxii + 356 pp. Illus. + plates. $12.50. (1956) (0)
AN ANALYSIS OF H$sup 3$-THYMIDINE DISTRIBUTION THROUGHOUT THE SHOOT APICAL MERISTEM OF ARABIDOPSIS THALIANA (L.) HEYNH (1962) (0)
CHRONIC GAMMA IRRADIATION EFFECTS LOCI IN A CLONE OF NICOTIANA1 (2003) (0)
Origin and Evolution of Cultivated Plants. (Book Reviews: Plants, Man and Life) (1953) (0)
Induced Mutations and Their Utilization, H. Stubbe (Ed.). Akademie-Verlag, Vienna (1967) (1969) (0)
HYBRIDS OF NICOTIANA (1965) (0)
Short Communication Organogenesis from Callus Culture of Hordeum vulgare (1975) (0)

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