Charlotte Auerbach

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According to Wikipedia, Charlotte "Lotte" Auerbach FRS FRSE was a German geneticist who contributed to founding the science of mutagenesis. She became well known after 1942 when she discovered with A. J. Clark and J. M. Robson that mustard gas could cause mutations in fruit flies. She wrote 91 scientific papers, and was a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh and of the Royal Society of London.

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Charlotte Auerbach's Published Works

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Chemical Production of Mutations (1946) (307)
Genetic and cytogenetical effects of formaldehyde and related compounds. (1977) (262)
The Chemical Production of Mutations. (1947) (194)
Production of Mutations by Allyl Isothiocyanate (1944) (111)
Mutation research: Problems, results, and perspectives (1976) (105)
The production of mutations by chemical substances. (1947) (101)
The Chemical Production of Mutations (1967) (94)
Mutation in eukaryotes. (1971) (91)
Problems in chemical mutagenesis. (1951) (81)
The origin of complete and mosaic mutants from mutagenic treatment of single cells. (1967) (79)
MUTAGENIC EFFECTS OF ALKYLATING AGENTS (1958) (65)
Tests of chemical substances for mutagenic action. (1947) (55)
XXV.—Chemically Induced Mosaicism in Drosophila melanogaster (1946) (48)
The development of the legs, wings and halteres in wild type and certain mutant strains of Drosophila melanogaster (1935) (46)
Effects of Atomic Radiation (1958) (45)
The induction by mustard gas of chromosomal instabilities in Drosophila melanogaster. (1947) (44)
Genetical Research (1960) (34)
Effects of Atomic Radiation (1958) (33)
Genetic tests for the detection of chemically induced small deletions in Drosophila chromosomes. (1980) (30)
Mutation Tests on Drosophila melanogaster with Aqueous Solutions of Formaldehyde (1952) (29)
The effects of six years of mutagen testing on our attitude to the problems posed by it. (1975) (28)
Chromosome Breakage and Sterility in the Mouse (1941) (27)
Chemically induced mosaicism in Drosophila melanogaster. (1946) (27)
Differences between effects of chemical and physical mutagens. (1950) (26)
Analysis of a case of mutagen specificity inNeurospora crassa (1970) (26)
Biological Effects of Atomic Radiation (1960) (25)
The Mutagenic Mode of Action of Formalin. (1949) (25)
Biological Action of ‘Mustard Gas’ Compounds: Production of Mutations by Monochloro-‘Mustards’ (1950) (23)
A New Mutant in the Progeny of Mice Treated with Nitrogen Mustard (1949) (23)
Mutation. An introduction to research on mutagenesis. Part I. Methods. (1962) (22)
Mutation : an introduction to research on mutagenesis (1962) (21)
Sensitivity of the Mouse Testis to the Mutagenic Action of X-Rays (1956) (21)
XIII.—Tests of Carcinogenic Substances in Relation to the Production of Mutations in Drosophila melanogaster (1940) (17)
The delayed mutagenic action of hydroxylamine in Drosophila. (1979) (16)
Differential effect of incubation temperature on nitrous acid-induced reversion frequencies at two loci in Neurospora. (1967) (15)
History of Research on Chemical Mutagenesis (1973) (15)
Sensitivity of the Drosophila testis to tri-ethylene melamine (TEM) (1961) (14)
ROLE OF MUTAGEN SPECIFICITY IN MUTATION BREEDING (1966) (13)
Abnormal Segregation after Chemical Treatment of Drosophila. (1947) (13)
THE INFLUENCE OF TREATMENT CONDITIONS ON THE SELECTIVE MUTAGENIC ACTION OF DIEPOXYBUTANE IN NEUROSPORA (1968) (13)
Remark on the "Tables for determining the statistical significance of mutation frequencies". (1970) (13)
Genetical tests for the frequency of small deletions among ems-induced point mutations in Drosophila. (1981) (12)
Genetical analysis of the storage effect of triethylene melamine (TEM) on chromosome breakage in Drosophila. (1967) (11)
The use of Drosophila melanogaster in tests for environmental mutagens. (1981) (10)
The problem of viability estimates in tests for reverse mutations. (1971) (9)
Rex: A dominant autosomal monogenic coat texture character in the mouse (1939) (9)
Drosophila-tests in Pharmacology (1966) (9)
Test for sex-linked lethals in irradiated mice. (1962) (8)
Analysis of the storage effect of diepoxybutane (DEB) in Neurospora crassa (1973) (8)
A discussion of mutagenic specificity. (1960) (8)
Analysis of a case of mutagen specificity in Neurospora crassa. I. Dose-response curves. (1968) (8)
Alpha and Beta Loci in Drosophila. (1960) (7)
The study of chemical mutagens by brood pattern analysis and by the scoring of ratios between visible and lethal mutations (1957) (7)
Genetics in the atomic age (1956) (7)
SH poisoning and mutation (1950) (7)
Forty years of mutation research: A pilgrim's progress1 (1978) (7)
Action of Mustard Gas on the Bone Marrow (1946) (7)
The Mutagenic Action of Pyronin-B (1955) (7)
Lethal sectoring and the origin of complete nutants in Schizosaccharomyces pombe. (1967) (6)
Sensitivity of Immature Mouse Sperm to the Mutagenic Effects of X-Rays (1957) (6)
The effect of oxygen concentration on the mutagenic action of mustard gas (1951) (6)
CHEMICAL MUTAGENESIS (1949) (6)
Diepoxybutane-induced male-transmissible X-autosome translocations in Drosophila melanogaster: a test of the supporting evidence for the Lifschytz-Lindsley model of spermatogenesis. (1978) (5)
A transposing forked-duplication with position effect variegation in Drosophila. (1980) (4)
THE FREQUENCY OF INDUCED TRANSLOCATIONS IN SPERMATOGONIA (1964) (4)
The problem of chromosome re-arrangements in somatic cells of Drosophila melanogaster. (1946) (4)
Radioactive Fall-Out (1959) (4)
XIX.—“ Spheroidal”: A Mutant in Drosophila funebris affecting Egg Size and Shape, and Fecundity (1938) (4)
Sensitivity of the Mouse Testis to the Mutagenic Action of X-rays (1956) (3)
Genetical effects of radiation and chemicals (1957) (3)
The role of Drosophila in mutagen testing (1979) (3)
Radiation-Induced Mutations (1962) (3)
The brood pattern for intragenic and intergenic changes after mustard gas treatment of Drosophila (1960) (3)
Biological Hazards of Nuclear and other Radiations (1956) (3)
Analysis of the storage effect of nitrosoethylurethane (NEU) in Neurospora crassa (1973) (3)
The production of visible mutations in Drosophila by chloroethyl methanesulphonate (CB 1506) (1962) (2)
The classical X-ray work II: Chromosome breaks and rearrangements. Do X-rays produce true gene mutations? (1976) (2)
Some old problems in mutagenesis and their bearing on mutagen testing. (1976) (2)
Chemical mutagens: alkylating agents. II: Chemistry. Molecular analysis of mutants. Influence of cellular processes. Kinetics (1976) (2)
After-effects of radiation and chemicals on chromosomes and genes. (1954) (2)
Mutation research on micro-organisms. (1968) (2)
Response of two loci to interaction treatment (1962) (2)
Hazards of Radiation (1961) (2)
Chemical mutagens: alkylating agents. I: Genetical effects (1976) (2)
Nitrous acid. Other chemical mutagens (1976) (1)
Symposium No. 2: Mutagenesis. Introduction by the Chairman. (1974) (1)
Long-term proliferation and safeguards issues in future technologies (1986) (1)
The science of genetics (1970) (1)
Use of ‘Brood Patterns’ in Research on Chemical Mutagens (1958) (1)
Mutagen specificity. (1969) (1)
International transfers (1976) (1)
Mutagenesis by formaldehyde food in relation to DNA replication inDrosophila spermatocytes (1964) (1)
The history of mutation research (1976) (1)
Genetical effects of nitrogen mustard in the house mouse (1952) (1)
Safeguards instrumentation: a computer-based catalog. Second edition (1985) (1)
Mutagenesis by ultraviolet and visible light. I: Early work on macro-organisms (1976) (1)
An analysis of the mutagenic action of formalin. (1950) (1)
Genetical Hazards of Radiations (1957) (1)
Sex Biology Spreads (1965) (0)
Use of ‘Brood Patterns’ in Research on Chemical Mutagens (1958) (0)
Genetics-inheritance, selection, eugenics. (1967) (0)
Repair and mutation in microorganisms (1970) (0)
A biography of H. J. Muller (1982) (0)
Reverse mutations. Suppressors (1976) (0)
Safeguards needs in the measurement area: the realm of measurements (1978) (0)
Applied mutation research (1976) (0)
The molecular action of ultraviolet and visible light. I: Photo-products. Photorepair (1976) (0)
Differences in dose-effect curves for UV-induced reverse mutations at two different loci (1962) (0)
Radiation-induced chromosome aberrations : report of a Conference on Biochemical and Biophysical Mechanisms in the Production of Radiation-Induced Chromosome Aberrations held in San Juan, Puerto Rico, November 16-18, 1961 (1963) (0)
Genetics and Radiation (1956) (0)
Lethal Factors in Genetics (1955) (0)
The molecular action of ultraviolet and visible light. II: Dark repair. Mechanisms of mutation induction (1976) (0)
Repair of X-ray damage II: Repair of mutagenic lesions. Molecular action of X-rays. Sensitivity differences (1976) (0)
Chemical mutagens: purines; base analogues; acridines; hydroxylamine; hydrazine; bisulphite. Reversion analysis (1976) (0)
Mutagenicity of chloroacetones in the Salmonella test. (1982) (0)
Chemical Genetics (1961) (0)
Letter from Charlotte Auerbach to Joshua Lederberg (1979) (0)
Classification of mutational changes at the chromosomal level (1976) (0)
A workshop on problems and perspectives in mutation research (1973) (0)
Repair of X-ray damage I: Repair of chromosome breaks (1976) (0)
Chemicals and Cancer (1958) (0)
ReviewGenetic Effects of Radiations. By PurdemC. E., pp. viii + 173, illustrated, 1962 (London, George Newnes Ltd), 42s. (1963) (0)
Classification of gene mutations (1976) (0)
Timely information on safeguards equipment (1988) (0)
Mutagenesis by ultraviolet and visible light II. Methods of mutation research on micro-organisms and mammalian cell cultures (1976) (0)
A New Appraisal of Radiation Genetics (1965) (0)
Discussion on the mutagenic effects of alkylating agents (1960) (0)
The classical X-ray work. I: Mutations. The target theory (1976) (0)
Timely information on safeguards equipment: Keeping ''Safeguards instrumentation: A computer-based catalog'' current (1988) (0)
Prof. G. Bonnier (1961) (0)
The science of genetics. With drawings by I. G. Auerbach Linker. (1961) (0)
Mutagensis by ultraviolet and visible light III: Early work on micro-organisms (1976) (0)
[Induced mutations and their importance for man]. (1966) (0)
The relation between induced crossovers, rearrangements and mutations. The origin of complete (non-mosaic) mutations (1976) (0)
Direct and indirect action of X-rays. Radio-isotopes. Radiation-sterilized food (1976) (0)
The brood pattern of mitomycin-c-induced translocations in Drosophila melanogaster males: the effect of time. (1979) (0)
Reply to the letter by Fahmy and Fahmy (1981) (0)

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University of Edinburgh