Mark Bretscher

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Mark Bretscher is affiliated with the following schools: Imperial College London, University of Oxford, Harvard University

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Chemistry

#1881

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#2696

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Organic Chemistry

#435

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#509

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Mathematics

#6223

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#8659

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Group Theory

#76

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#96

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Algebra

#237

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#345

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Measure Theory

#1435

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#1800

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Mark Bretscher's Degrees

Masters Mathematics University of Oxford
Bachelors Chemistry Imperial College London

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According to Wikipedia, Mark Steven Bretscher is a British biological scientist and Fellow of the Royal Society. He worked at the Medical Research Council Laboratory of Molecular Biology in Cambridge, United Kingdom and is currently retired.

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Mark Bretscher's Published Works

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Cholesterol and the Golgi apparatus. (1993) (823)
Membrane Structure: Some General Principles (1973) (768)
Asymmetrical lipid bilayer structure for biological membranes. (1972) (565)
Distinct endocytotic pathways in epidermal growth factor-stimulated human carcinoma A431 cells [published erratum appears in J Cell Biol 1990 Mar;110(3):859] (1989) (451)
Membrane recycling by coated vesicles. (1981) (397)
Mammalian plasma membranes (1975) (379)
Major human erythrocyte glycoprotein spans the cell membrane. (1971) (305)
Endocytosis: relation to capping and cell locomotion. (1984) (276)
A major protein which spans the human erythrocyte membrane. (1971) (257)
Phosphatidyl-ethanolamine: Differential labelling in intact cells and cell ghosts of human erythrocytes by a membrane-impermeable reagent (1972) (240)
Human erythrocyte membranes: specific labelling of surface proteins. (1971) (226)
Directed lipid flow in cell membranes (1976) (213)
Getting Membrane Flow and the Cytoskeleton to Cooperate in Moving Cells (1996) (195)
Moving Membrane up to the Front of Migrating Cells (1996) (181)
Coated pits act as molecular filters. (1980) (171)
Transferrin receptor and its recycling in HeLa cells. (1982) (164)
Translocation in Protein Synthesis: A Hybrid Structure Model (1968) (161)
Membrane traffic during cell locomotion. (1998) (158)
N-Formyl-Methionyl-sRibonucleic Acid and Chain Initiation in Protein Biosynthesis: Polypeptidyl-sribonucleic acid and amino-acyl-sribonucleic Acid Binding Sites on Ribosomes (1966) (132)
Dictyostelium amoebae and neutrophils can swim (2010) (111)
Distribution of receptors for transferrin and low density lipoprotein on the surface of giant HeLa cells. (1983) (89)
The molecules of the cell membrane. (1985) (89)
EGF induces recycling membrane to form ruffles (1998) (83)
Membrane-associated vesicles in fibroblasts (1977) (75)
Circulation of the plasma membrane in Dictyostelium. (1999) (67)
Distribution of ferritin receptors and coated pits on giant HeLa cells. (1983) (65)
A new method for detecting endocytosed proteins. (1988) (65)
Polyribonucleotide-directed Protein Synthesis using an E. coli Cell-free System (1962) (61)
Direct Translation of a Circular Messenger DNA (1968) (52)
Polypeptide chain termination: an active process. (1968) (50)
Polypeptide chain termination using synthetic polynucleotides. (1965) (50)
Cell polarity and locomotion, as well as endocytosis, depend on NSF. (2002) (49)
How animal cells move. (1987) (46)
Capping of exogenous Forssman glycolipid on cells (1979) (41)
On the shape of migrating cells — a `front-to-back' model (2008) (37)
Phosphatidyl-ethanolamine: differential labelling in intact cells and cell ghosts of human erythrocytes by a membrane-impermeable reagent. (1972) (35)
Direct translation of bacteriophage fd DNA in the absence of neomycin B. (1969) (35)
Origins of the Genetic Code (1967) (34)
THE CHEMICAL NATURE OF THE S-RNA-POLYPEPTIDE COMPLEX. (1963) (34)
Cells can use their transferrin receptors for locomotion. (1992) (34)
A STUDY OF THE PRODUCTS FROM A POLYNUCLEOTIDE-DIRECTED CELL-FREE PROTEIN SYNTHESIZING SYSTEM. (1964) (34)
Coated pits in action (1984) (33)
C-terminal region of the major erythrocyte sialoglycoprotein is on the cytoplasmic side of the membrane. (1975) (33)
Surface uptake by fibroblasts and its consequences. (1982) (23)
Dictyostelium myosin II null mutant can still cap Con A receptors. (1997) (21)
On labelling membranes. (1973) (21)
How Do Amoebae Swim and Crawl? (2013) (19)
Expression and changing distribution of the human transferrin receptor in developing Drosophila oocytes and embryos. (1996) (18)
Asymmetry of single cells and where that leads. (2014) (17)
The Structure of Cell Membranes (1974) (17)
Fractionation of oligolysyl-adenosine complexes derived from polylysine attached to sRNA. (1965) (16)
Biosynthesis of 35S-l-methionine of very high specific activity (1972) (16)
How Repressor Molecules Function (1968) (15)
The exocytic gene secA is required for Dictyostelium cell motility and osmoregulation (2010) (15)
Lateral diffusion in eukaryotic cell membranes (1980) (15)
Exocytosis provides the membrane for protrusion, at least in migrating fibroblasts (2008) (13)
Polypeptide chain initiation and the characterization of ribosomal binding sites in E. coli. (1966) (11)
The morphology of endosomes in giant HeLa cells. (1985) (11)
SOME ASPECTS OF MEMBRANE STRUCTURE (1974) (10)
The proteins of erythrocyte membranes: where are they? (1971) (8)
Heparan sulphate proteoglycans and their polypeptide chains from BHK cells. (1985) (7)
Particle migration on cells (1989) (6)
Polypeptidyl-sigma-ribonucleic acid and amino-acyl-sigma-ribonucleic acid binding sites on ribosomes. (1966) (5)
Ribosomal Binding of AUG by Formyl-methionyl-sRNA (1968) (5)
Using Single loxP Sites to Enhance Homologous Recombination: ts Mutants in Sec1 of Dictyostelium discoideum (2007) (5)
Endocytosis, the sorting problem and cell locomotion in fibroblasts. (1982) (4)
Recap on Cell Migration (2007) (4)
Lipid flow in locomoting cells. (1991) (4)
Membranes at EMBO (1976) (4)
Membrane-associated vesicules in fibroblasts. (1977) (3)
Ribosome initiation and the mode of action of neomycin in the direct translation of single-stranded fd DNA. (1969) (3)
Sydney Brenner. 13 January 1927—5 April 2019 (2020) (3)
Who's in favour? (1986) (3)
Punctuation in the genetic code in Escherichia coli. (1969) (2)
Why is phosphate so useful? (1980) (2)
MEMBRANE STRUCTURE: NOW AND FUTURE PROSPECTS (1978) (2)
Francis Crick 1916–2004 (2004) (1)
Memoirs of a Master (1971) (1)
The distribution of circulating receptors on COS 7 cells. (1999) (1)
Genes in Action (1968) (1)
Distribution of receptors for transf lipoprotein on the surface of giant (2016) (0)
Correction (1988) (0)
Supplementary material from "Francis Harry Compton Crick OM. 8 June 1916 — 28 July 2004" (2017) (0)
Coated vesicles and clathrin (1976) (0)
Coated pits act as molecular filters ( coated vesicle / capping / membrane proteins / receptors / endocytosis ) (0)
Biosynthesis of 35 S-L-methionine of very high specific activity. (1972) (0)
[164] Characterization of the polypeptidyl-sRNA complex in Escherichia coli cell-free systems (1968) (0)
Francis Harry Compton Crick OM. 8 June 1916 — 28 July 2004 (2017) (0)
Biography of Crick aims to inspire a wider audience (2006) (0)
Supplementary material from "SYDNEY BRENNER. 13 January 1927 — 5 April 2019" (2020) (0)
Membrane Structure, Capping and Lipid Flow (1981) (0)
Fibroblasts on the move [published erratum appears in J Cell Biol 1988 Apr;106(4):following 1403] (1988) (0)
Cells: To move or not to move. Cells into organs: The forces that shape the embryo. By J. P. TRINKAUS. Prentice/Hall International: 1983. Pp. 560. £28.45, $29.95 (1984) (0)
Table of Contents (1992) (0)
Perspective on the Code (1969) (0)
The Molecules of the Cell Metnbrane (2009) (0)
Pop DNA (1969) (0)

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