Emile Zuckerkandl | Academic Influence

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Emile Zuckerkandl

Biology

#294

World Rank

#533

Historical Rank

#173

USA Rank

Molecular Biology

#269

World Rank

#273

Historical Rank

#111

USA Rank

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Emile Zuckerkandl's Degrees

PhD Chemistry University of Vienna

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According to Wikipedia, Émile Zuckerkandl was an Austrian-born French biologist considered one of the founders of the field of molecular evolution. He introduced, with Linus Pauling, the concept of the "molecular clock", which enabled the neutral theory of molecular evolution.

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Emile Zuckerkandl's Published Works

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Evolutionary Divergence and Convergence in Proteins (1965) (2697)
Molecules as documents of evolutionary history. (1965) (1234)
Chemical Paleogenetics. Molecular "Restoration Studies" of Extinct Forms of Life. (1963) (235)
“Homology” in proteins and nucleic acids: A terminology muddle and a way out of it (1987) (219)
Standardized nomenclature for Alu repeats (2004) (195)
Cytosine deamination plays a primary role in the evolution of mammalian isochores. (2000) (191)
Programs of Gene Action and Progressive Evolution (1976) (94)
Effects of intake of L-ascorbic acid on the incidence of dermal neoplasms induced in mice by ultraviolet light. (1982) (90)
Evolutionary processes and evolutionary noise at the molecular level (1976) (88)
A COMPARISON OF ANIMAL HEMOGLOBINS BY TRYPTIC PEPTIDE PATTERN ANALYSIS. (1960) (82)
A possible role of "inert" heterochromatin in cell differentiation. Action of and competition for "locking" molecules. (1974) (75)
CONTROLLER-GENE DISEASES: THE OPERON MODEL AS APPLIED TO BETA-THALASSEMIA, FAMILIAL FETAL HEMOGLOBINEMIA AND THE NORMAL SWITCH FROM THE PRODUCTION OF FETAL HEMOGLOBIN TO THAT OF ADULT HEMOGLOBIN. (1964) (73)
On the molecular evolutionary clock (2005) (70)
THE EVOLUTION OF HEMOGLOBIN. (1965) (62)
Combinatorial epigenetics, "junk DNA", and the evolution of complex organisms. (2007) (60)
Mutational trends and random processes in the evolution of informational macromolecules. (1971) (60)
The appearance of new structures and functions in proteins during evolution (1975) (58)
Age-dependent changes in proteins of Drosophila melanogaster. (1986) (55)
Why so many noncoding nucleotides ? The eukaryote genome as an epigenetic machine (2002) (55)
Amino-Acid Composition of the Polypeptide Chains of Gorilla Hæmoglobin (1961) (47)
Separation of the proteolytic and esterasic activities of trypsin by reversible structural modifications. (1969) (44)
Evolutionary processes and evolutionary noise at the molecular level (1976) (41)
Junk DNA and sectorial gene repression. (1997) (39)
Neutral and Nonneutral Mutations: The Creative Mix—Evolution of Complexity in Gene Interaction Systems (1997) (36)
Revisiting junk DNA (1992) (34)
Free left arms as precursor molecules in the evolution of Alu sequences (1991) (31)
Molecular pathways to parallel evolution: I. Gene nexuses and their morphological correlates (1994) (25)
Concentration-affinity equivalence in gene regulation: convergence of genetic and environmental effects. (1988) (24)
Polite DNA: Functional density and functional compatibility in genomes (2005) (22)
Multilocus enzymes, gene regulation, and genetic sufficiency (2005) (22)
Coelomic pressures in sipunculus nudus. (1950) (22)
Tracking heterochromatin (2004) (20)
Intrinsically Driven Changes in Gene Interaction Complexity. I. Growth of Regulatory Complexes and Increase in Number of Genes (2001) (19)
A general function of noncoding polynucleotide sequences (1981) (18)
Gene control in eukaryotes and thec-value paradox “Excess” DNA as an impediment to transcription of coding sequences (1976) (16)
[Amino acids sequence. Nucleotide sequence and evolution]. (1967) (12)
Quantitative protein profiling: determining lexotypes. (1986) (10)
Creationism and evolution (1988) (10)
Some aspects of protein evolution. (1972) (10)
Gene control in eukaryotes and thec-value paradox: “Excess” DNA as an impediment to transcription of coding sequences (2005) (9)
Topological and Quantitative Relationships in Evolving Genomes (1983) (9)
Chance in Evolution--Some Philosophical Remarks (1972) (9)
Perspectives in Molecular Anthropology (2017) (9)
Sectorial gene repression in the control of development. (1999) (8)
COMPENSATORY EFFECTS IN THE SYNTHESIS OF HEMOGLOBIN POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS. (1964) (8)
Quantitative protein changes in metastatic versus primary epithelial ovarian carcinoma. (1991) (8)
The in vitro cellular synthesis of hemoglobin components in various media and its relevance to the concept of stenogenic and eurygenic states of differentiation. (1975) (7)
Introns Form Compositional Clusters in Parallel with the Compositional Clusters of the Coding Sequences to Which they Pertain (2011) (7)
The evolution of polarity relations in globins (1972) (6)
The Chromosomal and Functional Clustering of Markedly Divergent Human-mouse Orthologs Run Parallel To Their Compositional Features (2016) (5)
Intelligent design and biological complexity. (2006) (5)
Multilocus enzymes, gene regulation, and genetic sufficiency (1978) (4)
Molecular evolution as a pathway to man. (1978) (4)
[Remarks on the evolution of polynucleotides compared to that of polypeptides]. (1965) (4)
Controller node complexity: A measure of the degree of gene coordination (1979) (4)
MICROSPECTROPHOTOMETRIC STUDIES OF INDIVIDUAL ERYTHROCYTES FROM THALASSEMIA PATIENTS. I. A CASE OF DOUBLE HETEROZYGOSITY FOR BETA-THALASSEMIA AND PANGLOBINOPENIA? (1964) (4)
Pressure regulation in animals with open circulation. (1947) (3)
Dispensability of parts of histones and the molecular clock. (1991) (3)
The in vitro synthesis of fetal hemoglobin in erythroid cells from human adults. (1974) (3)
Random walking (1990) (2)
The cell machinery in its relation to biogenesis. (1970) (2)
Detection of a diffusible factor controlling the synthesis of a single hemoglobin chain in mice. (1976) (1)
Remembering Allan Wilson (1991) (1)
Down-regulation of an abundant cellular protein associated with tumor progression. (1988) (1)
"Natural restoration" can generate biological complexity (2005) (1)
Natural restoration can generate biological complexity (2005) (1)
Can flies stand in for humans? (1993) (1)
Fifty-year old and still ticking.... an interview with Emile Zuckerkandl on the 50th anniversary of the molecular clock. Interview by Giacomo Bernardi. (2012) (1)
God? A scientist answers a scientist. (2006) (1)
Discussion of Part III (1965) (0)
Herpes simplex transforming fragments (1984) (0)
Editor's note (2004) (0)
[Oxygen content of the arterial hemolymph of Maia squinado in various stages of molting]. (1957) (0)
[Determination of copper in hematocyanin in the presence of trisodium phosphate; comparison with the alcohol method]. (1951) (0)
Random walking (1991) (0)
[Variation of protein fractions of the hemolymph of Maia squinado separated by electrophoresis during the molting season]. (1956) (0)
The journal and its field: a case of co-evolution. (1998) (0)
[The non-reactivity of the copper in intact hemocyanin]. (1959) (0)
[Copper content in hemolymph of Maia squinado at various intermolting stages]. (1957) (0)
[Copper content of hepatopancreas of Maia squinado at various intermolting stages]. (1957) (0)
Random walking (2004) (0)
[The action of serum on the cellular synthesis in vitro of human adult and fetal hemoglobins]. (1974) (0)
[Copper conservation in Maia squinado during the intermoulting cycle]. (1957) (0)
Random walking (2005) (0)
[The stereochemical position of copper in hemocyanine and in cupric oxidases]. (1953) (0)
[The oxidation of adrenaline in the presence of natural and denatured hemocyanin]. (1959) (0)
[Microdetermination of copper in the presence of proteins]. (1952) (0)
[The modification, by alkalinization, of the reactivity of the copper in hemocyanin]. (1959) (0)
Notice to our readers and authors (1993) (0)
Evaluation of the Interest to Phylogeny of Establishing the Amino-Acid Sequence of Active Sites of Enzymes (1963) (0)
[Copper added to blood serum forms a fraction masked to dithiocarbamates]. (1959) (0)
Letter from Emile Zuckerkandl to Joshua Lederberg (1967) (0)
[Demonstration of copper in hematocyanin by alcohol; method of determination of copper without preliminary mineralization]. (1951) (0)
Social Constructionism, a Lost Cause (2000) (0)
[A view on the possible origin of the distinction between gene and messenger]. (1969) (0)

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