Aaron Novick

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Aaron Novick is affiliated with the following schools: University of Oregon, University of Chicago

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Aaron Novick

Biology

#2609

World Rank

#4115

Historical Rank

#1155

USA Rank

Biochemistry

#1687

World Rank

#1822

Historical Rank

#282

USA Rank

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Biology

Aaron Novick's Degrees

PhD Biochemistry University of Chicago
Bachelors Chemistry University of Chicago

Why Is Aaron Novick Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Aaron Novick is considered one of the founders of molecular biology. He started the University of Oregon's Institute of Molecular Biology, believed to be the first of its kind in the world, in 1959.

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Aaron Novick's Published Works

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ENZYME INDUCTION AS AN ALL-OR-NONE PHENOMENON. (1957) (897)
Description of the chemostat. (1950) (723)
Experiments with the Chemostat on spontaneous mutations of bacteria. (1950) (678)
THE PROPERTIES OF REPRESSOR AND THE KINETICS OF ITS ACTION. (1965) (231)
Growth of bacteria. (1955) (207)
Isolation and properties of bacteria capable of high rates of β-galactosidase synthesis (1962) (142)
Experiments on spontaneous and chemically induced mutations of bacteria growing in the Chemostat. (1951) (103)
Characterization of two bacterial mutants with temperature-sensitive synthesis of DNA. (1968) (97)
Experiments on light-reactivation of ultra-violet inactivated bacteria. (1949) (83)
The genetic basis of hyper-synthesis of beta-galactosidase. (1963) (83)
Organic Solvents as Probes for the Structure and Function of the Bacterial Membrane: Effects of Ethanol on the Wild Type and an Ethanol-Resistant Mutant of Escherichia coli K-12 (1973) (80)
Virus strains of identical phenotype but different genotype. (1951) (76)
Mutagens and antimutagens. (1956) (70)
Mutant bacteria showing efficient utilization of thymidine (1966) (55)
Hyper-Production of β-Galactosidase by Escherichia coli Bacteria (1961) (49)
The Kinetics of the Oxidation of Isopropyl Alcohol by Chromic Acid (1943) (44)
INDUCTION OF MUTATION IN CHLORAMPHENICOL-INHIBITED BACTERIA (1959) (40)
A temperature-sensitive regulatory system. (1961) (34)
A thermolabile repression system. (1961) (28)
A Messenger RNA for α-Galactosidase in Escherichia coli (1963) (21)
Studies of a thermolabile repressor. (1965) (18)
Half-Life of Tritium (1947) (16)
THE NON-INDUCIBILITY OF REPRESSOR FORMATION. (1965) (15)
AN IMAGINED WORLD (1986) (15)
Growth-instability of repressor. (1968) (13)
Isolation and properties of bacteria capable of high rates of beta-galactosidase synthesis. (1962) (12)
Relationship between Rate of Enzyme Synthesis and Repressor Level (1963) (11)
Continuation of basal enzyme synthesis after cessation of DNA synthesis (1967) (8)
Magnetic Moment of the Triton (1947) (7)
The autonomy of the galactokinase-forming gene. (1962) (6)
Hyper-production of beta-galactosidase by Escherichia coli bacteria. (1961) (5)
Challenges to Biology (1961) (3)
NPBTS-overview and capabilities (1989) (3)
Neutron‐Induced Discomposition in Graphite. V. Thermal Conductivity Measurements (1956) (2)
Magnetic Moment of He 3 (1948) (2)
Neutron‐Induced Discomposition in Graphite. IV. Further Studies of Elastic Modulus and Electrical Resistivity (1956) (2)
Neutron‐Induced Discomposition in Graphite. VI. Rate of Healing Experiments (1956) (1)
Neutron‐Induced Discomposition in Graphite. VII. Asymptotic Annealing Experiments (1956) (1)
HEALING OF FAST-NEUTRON-INDUCED CHANGES IN GRAPHITE. III. FURTHER EXPERIMENTS ON EFFECT OF HEATING DURING EXPOSURE (1945) (1)
Performance of an expanding telescope used to obtain a low divergence H− beam☆ (1992) (1)
Commitment to logic (1979) (1)
Neutral Particle Beam Distributed Data Acquisition System (1987) (1)
Neutron‐Induced Discomposition in Graphite. X. Rate of Bromine Absorption (1956) (1)
Letter from Aaron and Jane Novick to Joshua and Esther Lederberg (1954) (0)
Boise Cascade - INEL solar home data report, April 1, 1981-June 30, 1981 (1981) (0)
Postcard from Aaron Novick to Joshua Lederberg (1951) (0)
A pinhole diagnostics system for measurement of aberrations at the Argonne National Laboratory Neutral Particle Beam Test Stand (1990) (0)
Letter from Aaron Novick to Esther Lederberg (1955) (0)
HEALING OF FAST-NEUTRON-INDUCED CHANGES IN GRAPHITE. II. THE EFFECT OF HEATING DURING EXPOSURE. Interim Report on problem 323 MLC 2301 (1944) (0)
Letter from Aaron Novick to Joshua Lederberg (1959) (0)
MOLECULAR BASIS OF MUTATION (1962) (0)
Letter from Aaron Novick to Bruce Stocker (1964) (0)
Research Article 8: Is Subunit Assembly a Rate-Limiting Factor on Induction? (1970) (0)
Statistical properties of an algorithm used for illicit substance detection by fast-neutron transmission (1995) (0)
Postcard from Aaron and Jane Novick to Joshua Lederberg (1953) (0)
Boise Cascade - INEL solar home data report, July 1, 1980-March 31, 1981 (1981) (0)
US assistance in physical protection at the Kharkov Institute of Physics and Technology and the Sevastopol Institute of Nuclear Energy and Industry, Ukraine (1997) (0)
Letter from Aaron Novick to Hugh Odishaw (1961) (0)
Letter from Aaron Novick to Joshua and Esther Lederberg (1953) (0)
In vivo Studies of Inducer-Repressor Interactions (1968) (0)
The Search for the Basis of Life (1980) (0)
THE WIGNER EFFECT IN GRAPHITE. RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ADVANTAGE FACTOR AND LOCATION OF SAMPLES IN AN OPERATING PILE. Problem Assignment No. 323-MLC-2301 (1944) (0)

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