John C. Sanford

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John C. Sanford is affiliated with the following schools: University of Minnesota, University of Wisconsin–Madison, Cornell University, Duke University, University of Idaho, Harvard University

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John C. Sanford

Biology

#797

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#1375

Historical Rank

#424

USA Rank

Genetics

#197

World Rank

#241

Historical Rank

#105

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, John C. Sanford is an American geneticist and inventor. From 1980 to 1998 he was a professor at Cornell University. After retirement at Cornell, he continued as courtesy professor. He is known for advocacy of the pseudoscience of intelligent design.

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John C. Sanford's Published Works

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High-velocity microprojectiles for delivering nucleic acids into living cells (1987) (1432)
Optimizing the biolistic process for different biological applications. (1993) (677)
The concept of parasite-derived resistance—Deriving resistance genes from the parasite's own genome (1985) (627)
DELIVERY OF SUBSTANCES INTO CELLS AND TISSUES USING A PARTICLE BOMBARDMENT PROCESS (1987) (482)
Introduction of foreign genes into tissues of living mice by DNA-coated microprojectiles. (1991) (429)
Factors Influencing Gene Delivery into Zea Mays Cells by High–Velocity Microprojectiles (1988) (334)
Virus Resistant Papaya Plants Derived from Tissues Bombarded with the Coat Protein Gene of Papaya Ringspot Virus (1992) (326)
Expression of an antimicrobial peptide via the chloroplast genome to control phytopathogenic bacteria and fungi. (2001) (318)
The biolistic process (1988) (302)
Transfer of foreign genes into intact maize cells with high-velocity microprojectiles. (1988) (287)
Mitochondrial transformation in yeast by bombardment with microprojectiles. (1988) (282)
Stable genetic transformation of intact Nicotiana cells by the particle bombardment process. (1988) (241)
Biolistic plant transformation (1990) (233)
Transient foreign gene expression in chloroplasts of cultured tobacco cells after biolistic delivery of chloroplast vectors. (1990) (171)
Inheritance of foreign genes in transgenic bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) co-transformed via particle bombardment (1996) (162)
Studies on Chlamydomonas chloroplast transformation: foreign DNA can be stably maintained in the chromosome. (1989) (153)
Physical trauma and tungsten toxicity reduce the efficiency of biolistic transformation. (1992) (147)
Stable transformation of papaya via microprojectile bombardment (1990) (146)
Plasmids can stably transform yeast mitochondria lacking endogenous mtDNA. (1988) (127)
Genetic Transformation of Maize Cells by Particle Bombardment (1989) (124)
Molecular cloning of a novel splice variant of the alpha subunit of the mammalian Go protein. (1990) (122)
Transient expression of foreign genes in rice, wheat and soybean cells following particle bombardment (1988) (110)
Pathogen-derived resistance provides papaya with effective protection against papaya ringspot virus (1997) (110)
Biolistic nuclear transformation of Saccharomyces cerevisiae and other fungi (1990) (102)
Optimization of delivery of foreign DNA into higher-plant chloroplasts (1990) (89)
Gamma-subunits of G proteins, but not their alpha- or beta-subunits, are polyisoprenylated. Studies on post-translational modifications using in vitro translation with rabbit reticulocyte lysates. (1991) (87)
Dissection of a pollen-specific promoter from maize by transient transformation assays (2004) (84)
Biolistic transformation of prokaryotes: factors that affect biolistic transformation of very small cells. (1992) (78)
Effect of the E200K mutation on prion protein metabolism. Comparative study of a cell model and human brain. (2000) (75)
Roles of G proteins in coupling of receptors to ionic channels and other effector systems. (1990) (74)
Plant Regeneration by Organogenesis from Strawberry Leaf and Runner Tissue (1988) (69)
Biolistic transformation of a procaryote, Bacillus megaterium (1991) (64)
Genetic transformation of maize cells by particle bombardment. (1989) (61)
Genetic Transformation of Peach Tissues by Particle Bombardment (1994) (55)
Agrobacterium-mediated Gene Transfer in Papaya (1988) (53)
The development of the biolistic process (2000) (53)
At least three alternatively spliced mRNAs encoding two alpha subunits of the Go GTP-binding protein can be expressed in a single tissue. (1990) (39)
Expression of a gene encoding a scorpion insectotoxin peptide in yeast, bacteria and plants. (1992) (35)
Prenylation of Rab5 is dependent on guanine nucleotide binding. (1993) (33)
Mendel's Accountant: a biologically realistic forward-time population genetics program (2007) (32)
Ferristatin II Promotes Degradation of Transferrin Receptor-1 In Vitro and In Vivo (2013) (31)
A new look at an old virus: patterns of mutation accumulation in the human H1N1 influenza virus since 1918 (2012) (30)
Large yield differences between reciprocal families of Solanum tuberosum (1982) (29)
Properties of Rab5 N-terminal domain dictate prenylation of C-terminal cysteines. (1995) (27)
Molecular basis of regulation of ionic channels by G proteins. (1989) (26)
[32] – Optimizing the Biolistic Process for Different Biological Applications (1995) (25)
Biolistic transformation of tobacco and maize suspension cells using bacterial cells as microprojectiles (2004) (25)
Analysis of the stoichiometry of Rab protein prenylation. (1995) (24)
Pathogen-derived resistance to viral infection using a negative regulatory molecule. (1987) (22)
Biological projectiles (phage, yeast, bacteria) for genetic transformation of plants (1999) (22)
A possible heterotic threshold in the potato and its implications for breeding (1982) (21)
The fundamental theorem of natural selection with mutations (2017) (21)
Using Computer Simulation to Understand Mutation Accumulation Dynamics and Genetic Load (2007) (20)
Raised beds and metalaxyl for controlling phytophthora root rot of raspberry (1993) (19)
Induction of Gametic Selection in situ by Stylar Application of Selective Agents (1986) (18)
The effects of low-impact mutations in digital organisms (2011) (17)
Major improvements in biolistic transformation of suspension-cultured tobacco cells (1992) (17)
Effect of Guanine Nucleotide Binding on the Intrinsic Tryptophan Fluorescence Properties of Rab5 (*) (1995) (16)
Attempted Pollen-mediated Transformation using Ti-plasmids (1986) (16)
Applying the PDR principle to AIDS. (1988) (15)
Reciprocal differences in the photoperiod reaction of hybrid populations inSolanum tuberosum (1979) (15)
Can Purifying Natural Selection Preserve Biological Information (2013) (14)
Transformation of rice and maize using the biolistic process (1990) (14)
The waiting time problem in a model hominin population (2015) (14)
Selection Threshold Severely Constrains Capture of Beneficial Mutations (2013) (14)
Using Numerical Simulation to Test the “Mutation-Count” Hypothesis (2013) (12)
Computational Evolution Experiments Reveal a Net Loss of Genetic Information Despite Selection (2013) (12)
Use of the signal peptide of Pisum vicilin to translocate beta-glucuronidase in Nicotiana tabacum. (1992) (12)
Attempted pollen-mediated plant transformation employing genomic donor DNA (1985) (12)
Biolistic transformation of a prokaryote bacillus megaterium (1990) (11)
Receptor-effector coupling by G proteins: purification of human erythrocyte Gi-2 and Gi-3 and analysis of effector regulation using recombinant alpha subunits synthesized in Escherichia coli. (1988) (11)
Can Synergistic Epistasis Halt Mutation Accumulation? Results from Numerical Simulation (2013) (11)
Regarding the novelty and breeding value of protoplast-derived variants of Russet Burbank (Solanum tuberosum L.) (1984) (11)
Entamoeba histolytica: isoprenylation of p21ras and p21rap in vitro. (1996) (10)
The use of bees for the purpose of inter-mating in potato (1981) (10)
Multiple Overlapping Genetic Codes Profoundly Reduce the Probability of Beneficial Mutation (2013) (9)
Multiple Roles of G Proteins in Coupling of Receptors to Ionic Channels and Other Effectors (1989) (9)
Information Loss: Potential for Accelerating Natural Genetic Attenuation of RNA Viruses (2013) (8)
An attempt to induce “egg transformation” in Lycopersicon esculentum Mill. using irradiated pollen (1984) (8)
The Next Step in Understanding Population Dynamics: Comprehensive Numerical Simulation (2012) (8)
Intermating of potato haploids and spontaneous sexual polyploidization—Effects on heterozygosity (1982) (8)
Biological Information: New Perspectives (2013) (8)
PAPAYA BREEDING FOR PRV RESISTANCE (1995) (8)
Skittle: A 2-Dimensional Genome Visualization Tool (2009) (7)
Attempted “egg transformation” in Zea mays L., using irradiated pollen (1984) (7)
Mendel's Accountant: A New Population Genetics Simulation Tool for Studying Mutation and Natural Selection (2008) (6)
Further attempts to induce “egg transformation” using irradiated pollen (1984) (6)
‘Titan’ Red Raspberry (1985) (6)
Separation of 2n Potato Pollen from a Heterogeneous Pollen Mixture by Velocity Sedimentation (1990) (5)
Using Numerical Simulation to Better Understand Fixation Rates, and Establishment of a New Principle: Haldane’s Ratchet (2013) (5)
The "Eve" Mitochondrial Consensus Sequence (2008) (5)
An Overview of the Independent Histories of the Human Y Chromosome and the Human Mitochondrial chromosome (2018) (5)
Biolistic transformation of animal tissue (2007) (5)
Using Numerical Simulation to Test the Validity of Neo-Darwinian Theory (2008) (4)
Long-term Field Performance of Primocane Fruiting Raspberry Cultivars in New York (2004) (4)
Large yield differences between exact reciprocal families of Solanum tuberosum. (1980) (4)
COAT PROTEIN-MEDIATED PROTECTION AND CLASSICAL CROSS PROTECTION TO CONTROL PAPAYA RINGSPOT VIRUS IN PAPAYA. (1995) (4)
Utilizing Solanum germplasm to increase yields of the potato I. Population improvement. II. Reciprocal differences. III. Heterosis. (1980) (4)
Adam and Eve, Designed Diversity, and Allele Frequencies (2018) (4)
Genetic engineering of blight resistance in Anthurium. (1990) (3)
‘Jewel’ Strawberry (1985) (3)
“Egg transformation” induced by irradiated pollen in Nicotiana: a re-examination (1985) (3)
364 FIELD TEST OF VIRUS RESISTANCE IN TRANSGENIC PAPAYAS (1994) (2)
Investigation of the mechanism underlying the inhibitory effect of heterologous ras genes in plant cells (1993) (2)
`Prelude' Everbearing Raspberry (2004) (2)
The common potato pollen collector modified for bulk pollen collection (1977) (2)
Biological Information and Genetic Theory: Introductory Comments (2013) (2)
Dynamical Systems and Fitness Maximization in Evolutionary Biology (2021) (2)
TRANSFORMATION OF EASTER LILY VIA PARTICLE BOMBARDMENT (1994) (2)
The iron transport inhibitor ferristatin II induces degradation of transferrin receptor‐1 (2013) (1)
Testing the Hypothesis that the Nylonase NylB Protein Arose de novo via a Frameshift Mutation (2019) (1)
Performance of Eleven Floricane Fruiting Red Raspberry Cultivars in New York (2005) (1)
Regeneration of transgenic papaya (Carica papaya) plants. (1990) (1)
'Royalty' - A purple-red raspberry (1982) (1)
Performance of Eight Primocane Fruiting Red Raspberry Cultivars in New York (2005) (1)
Nylonase Genes and Proteins - Distribution, Conservation, and Possible Origins (2017) (1)
Modified cells having resistance to infections Retroviral (1989) (0)
The location of untranscribed DNA sequences within ras genes essential for eliciting plant growth suppression (1995) (0)
Breeding progress in strawberry cultivars adapted to the Northeastern United States. (1985) (0)
Regional and Preliminary Reports (2004) (0)
‘Royalty’ Purple Raspberry1 (1983) (0)
'Prelude' Red Raspberry (1998) (0)
Ruby (Cultivar 'Watson') Red Raspberry (1988) (0)
Section Two — Biological Information and Genetic Theory : Introductory Comments (2013) (0)
Strawberry Cultivars for New York (1984) (0)
Transformation of animal skin cells with the help of particles (1990) (0)
`Encore' Floricane Raspberry (2004) (0)
IMPROVED TRANSFORMATION OF TOBACCO CELL SUSPENSION CULTURES AS A MODEL FOR PLANT BIOLISTICS RESEARCH (1991) (0)
Interaction ofdisintegrins with thellbf3 receptor onresting andactivated humanplatelets (1994) (0)
Stability of PRV Resistance in Transgenic Papaya (1995) (0)
Protein Modifications and Their Significance in rab5 Function (1993) (0)
Transient expression of B-peru gene in bombarded (PDS-2000) immature shoot apical meristems. (1991) (0)
Biological Information New Perspectives (583 Pages) (2013) (0)
‘Honeoye’ and ‘Canoga’ Strawberries1 (1982) (0)
USING A CRISPR/CAS9 KNOCKOUT TO EVALUATE THE ROLE OF FURIN IN THE INTOXICATION PATHWAY OF PSEUDOMONAS EXOTOXIN A (2017) (0)
Molecular diversity and functional correlates in transmembrane signaling by G proteins (1993) (0)
'Encore' Red Raspberry (1998) (0)
Transformation of epidermal cells of animal tissues with the help of particles. (1990) (0)
A new look at an old virus: patterns of mutation accumulation in the human H1N1 influenza virus since 1918 (2012) (0)
Tobacco (Nicotiana tobaccum) nuclear transgenics with high copy number can express NPTII driven by the chloroplast psbA promoter (1996) (0)
Device for the supply of substances in cells and tissue in a non-lethal manner. (1988) (0)

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