Franklin Stahl

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According to Wikipedia, Franklin William Stahl is an American molecular biologist and geneticist. With Matthew Meselson, Stahl conducted the famous Meselson-Stahl experiment showing that DNA is replicated by a semiconservative mechanism, meaning that each strand of the DNA serves as a template for production of a new strand.

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The double-strand-break repair model for recombination (1983) (2386)
THE REPLICATION OF DNA IN ESCHERICHIA COLI. (1958) (1015)
EQUILIBRIUM SEDIMENTATION OF MACROMOLECULES IN DENSITY GRADIENTS. (1957) (634)
Chiasma interference as a function of genetic distance. (1993) (201)
Crossover interference in Arabidopsis. (2002) (182)
Chi and the RecBC D enzyme of Escherichia coli. (1994) (173)
Radiation-sensitivity of bacteriophage containing 5-bromodeoxyuridine☆☆☆ (1961) (165)
Rec-mediated recombinational hot spot activity in bacteriophage lambda. III. Chi mutations are site-mutations stimulating rec-mediated recombination. (1975) (151)
DNA double-chain breaks in recombination of phage lambda and of yeast. (1988) (149)
A test of the double-strand break repair model for meiotic recombination in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. (1996) (135)
Viability of λ phages carrying a perfect palindrome in the absence of recombination nucleases (1983) (132)
Special sites in generalized recombination. (1979) (129)
A unicorn in the garden (1988) (126)
Genetic control of recombination partner preference in yeast meiosis. Isolation and characterization of mutants elevated for meiotic unequal sister-chromatid recombination. (1999) (122)
Chi sites in combination with RecA protein increase the survival of linear DNA in Escherichia coli by inactivating exoV activity of RecBCD nuclease. (1994) (122)
The replication of DNA. (1958) (120)
Recombination pathway specificity of Chi. (1977) (106)
Does Crossover Interference Count in Saccharomyces cerevisiae? (2004) (105)
A role for recombination in the production of "free-loader" lambda bacteriophage particles. (1972) (97)
Annealing vs. Invasion in Phage λ Recombination (1997) (96)
Crossover interference in humans. (2003) (95)
Meiotic Recombination in Yeast: Coronation of the Double-Strand-Break Repair Model (1996) (94)
The evolution of gene clusters and genetic circularity in microorganisms. (1966) (94)
Gene Conversion and Crossing Over Along the 405-kb Left Arm of Saccharomyces cerevisiae Chromosome VII (2004) (93)
Rec-mediated recombinational hot spot activity in bacteriophage λ (1974) (92)
Double-strand end repair via the RecBC pathway in Escherichia coli primes DNA replication. (1999) (90)
THE LINKAGE MAP OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4. (1964) (83)
Double-strand breaks can initiate meiotic recombination in S. cerevisiae (1986) (81)
Improved in vitro packaging of coliphage lambda DNA: a one-strain system free from endogenous phage. (1985) (77)
Properties of the DNA-delay mutants of bacteriophage T4. (1971) (77)
Interaction between the sbcC gene of Escherichia coli and the gam gene of phage lambda. (1989) (76)
Circular genetic maps (1967) (75)
Further tests of a recombination model in which chi removes the RecD subunit from the RecBCD enzyme of Escherichia coli. (1990) (74)
Intra-chromosomal gene conversion induced by a DNA double-strand break in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. (1988) (74)
Recombination of bacteriophage λ in recD mutants of Escherichia coli (1989) (73)
Genetic recombination and replication in bacteriophage. (1955) (73)
The distribution of crossovers along unreplicated lambda bacteriophage chromosomes. (1974) (71)
Rec-mediated recombinational hot spot activity in bacteriophage lambda. I. Hot spot activity associated with spi-deletions and bio substitutions. (1974) (71)
The Holliday junction on its thirtieth anniversary. (1994) (70)
Tests of the Double-Strand-Break Repair Model for Red-Mediated Recombination of Phage Λ and Plasmid Λdv (1987) (70)
Orientation of cohesive end site cos determines the active orientation of chi sequence in stimulating recA . recBC-mediated recombination in phage lambda lytic infections. (1982) (68)
Phage lambda has an analog of Escherichia coli recO, recR and recF genes. (1992) (65)
Genetic recombination : thinking about it in phage and fungi (1979) (64)
Co-transcribed cistrons in bacteriophage T4. (1970) (62)
Directionality and nonreciprocality of Chi-stimulated recombination in phage lambda. (1980) (62)
Activation of Chi, a recombinator, by the action of an endonuclease at a distant site. (1983) (60)
Direction of travel of RecBC recombinase through bacteriophage lambda DNA. (1986) (60)
Double-chain-cut sites are recombination hotspots in the Red pathway of phage lambda. (1987) (58)
The recombination hot spot chi activates RecBCD recombination by converting Escherichia coli to a recD mutant phenocopy. (1995) (58)
Orientation-dependent recombination hotspot activity in bacteriophage λ☆ (1979) (57)
Stability of linear DNA in recA mutant Escherichia coli cells reflects ongoing chromosomal DNA degradation (1997) (57)
In phage λ, cos is a recombinator in the red pathway (1985) (57)
Homologous recombination promoted by Chi sites and RecBC enzyme of Escherichia coli (1985) (56)
A DNA double chain break stimulates triparental recombination in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. (1989) (54)
An enhancing role for DNA synthesis in formation of bacteriophage lambda recombinants. (1972) (54)
Hotspots for generalized recombination in the Escherichia coli chromosome. (1978) (53)
Viability of lambda phages carrying a perfect palindrome in the absence of recombination nucleases. (1983) (44)
A test of a counting model for chiasma interference. (1995) (44)
The effects of the decay of incorporated radioactive phosphorus on the genome of bacteriophage T4. (1956) (43)
Initiation of meiotic recombination is independent of interhomologue interactions. (1994) (43)
Roles of double-strand breaks in generalized genetic recombination. (1986) (40)
Intergenic cis-trans position effects in bacteriophage T4. (1966) (40)
Chi activity during transduction-associated recombination. (1981) (39)
Annealing vs. invasion in phage lambda recombination. (1997) (38)
THE THEORY OF FORMAL PHAGE GENETICS FOR CIRCULAR MAPS. (1964) (37)
The conversion gradient at HIS4 of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. II. A role for mismatch repair directed by biased resolution of the recombinational intermediate. (1999) (37)
Crossover Interference on Nucleolus Organizing Region-Bearing Chromosomes in Arabidopsis (2005) (37)
Recombination in phage lambda: one geneticist's historical perspective. (1998) (37)
Reduced Mismatch Repair of Heteroduplexes Reveals “Non”-interfering Crossing Over in Wild-Type Saccharomyces cerevisiae (2008) (36)
One way to think about gene conversion. (1969) (35)
Study of plasmid replication in Escherichia coli with a combination of 2D gel electrophoresis and electron microscopy. (1997) (34)
THE MECHANISM OF 5-BROMOURACIL MUTAGENESIS IN THE BACTERIOPHAGE T4 (1962) (33)
Gene products encoded in the ninR region of phage λ participate in Red‐mediated recombination (2002) (32)
The phage lambda orf gene encodes a trans-acting factor that suppresses Escherichia coli recO, recR, and recF mutations for recombination of lambda but not of E. coli (1994) (32)
Evidence that the normal route of replication‐allowed Red‐mediated recombination involves double‐chain ends. (1987) (32)
CIRCULARITY OF THE GENETIC MAP OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4. (1963) (30)
The mechanism of the chi-cos interaction in RecA-RecBC-mediated recombination in phage lambda. (1984) (29)
Single-strand DNA intermediates in phage lambda's Red recombination pathway. (1997) (29)
Chiasma interference and the distribution of exchanges in Drosophila melanogaster. (1993) (29)
Recombination of bacteriophage lambda in recD mutants of Escherichia coli. (1989) (29)
Coupling with packaging explains apparent nonreciprocality of Chi-stimulated recombination of bacteriophage lambda by RecA and RecBC functions. (1984) (28)
The mechanics of inheritance. (1969) (27)
The interaction of cos with Chi is separable from DNA packaging in recA-recBC-mediated recombination of bacteriophage lambda. (1983) (27)
Heteroduplex chain polarity in recombination of phage lambda by the red, RecBCD, RecBC(D-) and RecF pathways. (1991) (25)
In phage lambda, cos is a recombinator in the red pathway. (1985) (25)
Chi recombination activity in phage lambda decays as a function of genetic distance. (1995) (25)
The conversion gradient at HIS4 of Saccharomyces cerevisiae. I. Heteroduplex rejection and restoration of Mendelian segregation. (1999) (24)
Chi mutation in a transposon and the orientation-dependence of Chi phenotype. (1980) (24)
Chapter X – Radiobiology of Bacteriophage (1959) (24)
Large palindromes in the lambda phage genome are preserved in a rec+ host by inhibiting lambda DNA replication. (1987) (23)
The Mechanism of DNA Cleavage by the Type II. Restriction Enzyme EcoRV: Asp36 Is Not Directly Involved in DNA Cleavage but Serves to Couple Indirect. Readout to Catalysis (1998) (23)
Tests of the double-strand-break repair model for red-mediated recombination of phage lambda and plasmid lambda dv. (1987) (21)
Does Chi give or take? (1984) (20)
A Two-Pathway Analysis of Meiotic Crossing Over and Gene Conversion in Saccharomyces cerevisiae (2010) (19)
Red-Mediated Recombination in Bacteriophage Lambda (1974) (19)
DNA Synthesis Associated with Recombination I. Recombination in a DNA-negative Host (1971) (19)
Roles for λ Orf and Escherichia coli RecO, RecR and RecF in λ Recombination (1997) (19)
Additional evidence for two kinds of heterozygotes in phage T4. (1965) (19)
Chi: a little sequence controls a big enzyme. (2005) (18)
On the transfer of information from old to new chains of DNA duplexes in phage lambda: destruction of heterozygotes. (1970) (18)
A chain model for chromosomes (1961) (17)
Rec-mediated recombinational hot spot activity in bacteriophage lambda. IV. Effect of heterology on Chi-stimulated crossing over. (1975) (17)
DNA Synthesis Associated with Recombination II. Recombination between Repressed Chromosomes (1971) (17)
On the “NPD Ratio” as a Test for Crossover Interference (2008) (17)
If it smells like a unicorn · · · (1990) (16)
Distance from cohesive end site cos determines the replication requirement for recombination in phage lambda. (1982) (16)
Estimating interference and linkage map distance from two-factor tetrad data. (1995) (16)
Further evidence for polarity mutations in bacteriophage T4. (1967) (15)
We can sleep later : Alfred D. Hershey and the origins of molecular biology (2000) (15)
Roles for lambda Orf and Escherichia coli RecO, RecR and RecF in lambda recombination. (1997) (15)
Break-join recombination in phage lambda. (1990) (14)
Unicorns revisited. (1992) (14)
The Phage Mating Theory, With Lessons for Yeast Geneticists (2008) (13)
CHI-STIMULATED RECOMBINATION BETWEEN PHAGE Λ AND THE PLASMID Λdv (1982) (13)
In vivo packaging of bacteriophage lambda monomeric chromosomes. (1997) (13)
On the clustered exchanges of the RecBCD pathway operating on phage lambda. (1995) (13)
The genetic structure of complementation heterozygotes. (1965) (12)
The amber mutants of phage T4. (1995) (12)
Overview of Homologous Recombination and Repair Machines (2005) (11)
Old and new concepts for the role of chi in bacterial recombination. (1995) (11)
DNA synthesis at the site of a Red-mediated exchange in phage lambda. (1986) (10)
Ira Herskowitz (1946–2003) (2003) (10)
Heteroduplex rejection in yeast? (2000) (10)
Is There Variation in Crossover Interference Levels Among Chromosomes From Human Males? (2009) (8)
Bacterial genetics. A unicorn in the garden. (1988) (7)
Methods for analysis of crossover interference in Saccharomyces cerevisiae. (2009) (7)
Orientation-dependent recombination hotspot activity in bacteriophage lambda. (1979) (7)
Genes to Cells in Mishima (1998) (6)
On recombination between close and distant markers in phage lambda. (1976) (6)
A role for recBC nuclease in the distribution of crossovers along unreplicated chromosomes of phage λ (2004) (6)
Amber mutants of bacteriophage T4D: their isolation and genetic characterization. (2012) (6)
Red-mediated recombination of phage lambda in a recA− recB−host (2004) (6)
Apparent Epigenetic Meiotic Double-Strand-Break Disparity in Saccharomyces cerevisiae: A Meta-Analysis (2016) (5)
About the special section (1999) (5)
WHAT ACCOUNTS FOR THE ORIENTATION DEPENDENCE AND DIRECTIONALITY OF CHI (1980) (5)
x Recombination Activity in Phage A Decays as a Function of Genetic Distance (2002) (5)
Recombination in phage λ: one geneticist's historical perspective1Published in conjunction with A Wisconsin Gathering honoring Waclaw Szybalski on occasion of his 75th year and 20years of Editorship-in-Chief of Gene, 10–11 August 1997, University of Wisconsin, Madison, WI, USA.1 (1998) (5)
Evidence of RNA in D loops of intracellular lambda DNA. (1980) (5)
But see KITANI (1978). (2008) (4)
Growth and recombination of phage λ in the presence of exonuclease V from Bacillus subtilis (2001) (4)
Genetics. If it smells like a unicorn... (1990) (3)
On Spo16 and the Coefficient of Coincidence (2009) (3)
George Streisinger (December 27, 1927-August 11, 1984). (1985) (3)
Non-reciprocal crossing over in phage λ (1985) (3)
Genetic recombination. [Escherichia coli] (1987) (3)
Interference in circular maps. (1967) (3)
Growth and recombination of phage lambda in the presence of exonuclease V from Bacillus subtilis. (2001) (2)
Alfred Day Hershey. (2001) (2)
Alfred D. Hershey. (1998) (2)
Evidence of RNA in D loops of intracellular X DNA (2)
Meiotic Recombination in Minireview Yeast: Coronation of the Double-Strand-Break Repair Model (1996) (2)
The linkage map of phage T4. (1989) (2)
Recombination of A but Not of E. coli (2)
Crossover Interference on NOR-bearing Chromosomes in Arabidopsis (2005) (2)
Large palindromes in the X phage genome are preserved in a reck host by inhibiting X DNA replication ( recBC / sbcB / dnaBts / Escherichia cola ) (2)
Distance from cohesive end site cos determines-the replication requirement for recombination in phage A ( red system / break and copy mechanism / density transfer ) (2)
A Moral Duty (1968) (1)
DNA SYNTHESIS AT THE SITE OF A RED-MEDIATED EXCHANGE IN PHAGE X (2003) (1)
Orientation of cohesive end site cos determines the active orientation of X sequence in stimulating recArecBC-mediated recombination in phage A lytic infections ( in vitro mutagenesis / cos mutant / phage packaging / phage DNA injection / Tn 5 ) (1)
Symposium on DNA replication and recombination. Summary. (1979) (1)
George Streisinger - December 27, 1927-September 5, 1984. (1995) (1)
Genetic recombination. (1987) (0)
tures of the proposed model were developed in the course of conversations and correspondence with (1964) (0)
Franklin William Stahl (1929– ) (2017) (0)
Table of Contents (1994) (0)
Letter to the Editor Heteroduplex Rejection in Yeast ? (2000) (0)
Largepalindromes intheXphagegenomearepreserved inareck hostbyinhibiting XDNA replication (recBC/sbcB/dnaBts/Escherichia cola) (1987) (0)
Hot Spot of Recombination (2013) (0)
studied DNA replication , bacteriophages , and genetic recombination in the US during the mid-twentieth and early twenty-first centuries (2019) (0)
Break–Copy, Break–Join (2013) (0)
Chi-stimulated recombination between phage lambda and the plasmid lambda dv. (1982) (0)
Dove The Holliday Junction on Its Thirtieth Anniversary (2002) (0)
The Orf function of phage lambda (1993) (0)
On the effect of finite input on the (TRANS-CIS) yield ratio in bacteriophage complementation tests. (1970) (0)
Coincidence, Coefficient of (2013) (0)
The mechanism of 5-bromouracil mutagenesis in the bacteriophage T alpha. (1962) (0)
Microbial Genetics: Episomes . Allan M. Campbell. Harper and Row, New York, 1969. xiv + 194 pp., illus. $5.95. Modern Perspectives in Biology. (1969) (0)
Letter: F. William Stahl to Ida M. Tarbell, February 8, 1934 (1934) (0)
Map Distance, Unit (2013) (0)
Episomes. Allan M. Campbell. Harper and Row, New York, 1969. xiv + 194 pp., illus. $5.95. Modern Perspectives in Biology (1969) (0)
Molecular Genetics: Mechanisms of Genetic Recombination . V. V. Kushev. Translated from the Russian edition (Leningrad, 1971) by Basil Haigh. Consultants Bureau (Plenum), New York, 1974. xii, 254 pp., illus. $25. Studies in Soviet Science. (1975) (0)
Microbial Genetics. (Book Reviews: Episomes) (1969) (0)
Circular Linkage Map (2001) (0)
Visconti–Delbrück Hypothesis (2013) (0)
Has an Analog of Escherichia coli rec 0 , recR and recF Genes (2002) (0)
1-, 2-, 3-Factor Crosses (2013) (0)
RECOMBINATION OF BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA BY RECA AND RECBC FUNCTIONS NONRECIPROCALITY OF CHI-STIMULATED (1984) (0)
Serendipity and the times (2015) (0)
Centimorgan (cM) (2019) (0)
Output device for batteries and the like (1975) (0)
Sins of inclusion (1983) (0)

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