Mary Edmonds

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Mary Edmonds is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Milwaukee-Downer College, University of Oxford, Wellesley College, Stanford University, University of Pittsburgh, University of Pennsylvania

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Mary Edmonds

Biology

#14977

World Rank

#18862

Historical Rank

#2950

USA Rank

Biochemistry

#2782

World Rank

#2972

Historical Rank

#389

USA Rank

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Mary Edmonds's Degrees

PhD Biochemistry University of California, Berkeley
Bachelors Chemistry University of California, Berkeley

Why Is Mary Edmonds Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Mary P. Edmonds was an American biochemist who made key discoveries regarding the processing of messenger RNA . She spent most of her career at the University of Pittsburgh. Education and career Edmonds was born May 7, 1922, in Racine, Wisconsin. She received a bachelor's degree from Milwaukee-Downer College in 1943, a master's degree from Wellesley College in 1945, and a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania in 1951. Following her Ph.D., she was a postdoctoral researcher at University of Illinois and University of Wisconsin , and then joined Montefiore Hospital in Pittsburg as a research associate from 1955 until 1965. Starting in 1962 she held appointments at the University of Pittsburgh, initially as adjunct and research professor positions, until she joined the faculty in 1971 and was promoted to professor in 1976.

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Mary Edmonds's Published Works

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Polyadenylic acid sequences in the heterogeneous nuclear RNA and rapidly-labeled polyribosomal RNA of HeLa cells: possible evidence for a precursor relationship. (1971) (386)
A history of poly A sequences: from formation to factors to function. (2002) (191)
Polyadenylic acid sequences in yeast messenger ribonucleic acid. (1973) (128)
Polyadenylic Acid Sequences in the Virion RNA of Poliovirus and Eastern Equine Encephalitis Virus (1972) (120)
Polyadenylic acid sequences in E. coli messenger RNA (1975) (94)
Polyadenylylated nuclear RNA contains branches. (1983) (82)
Localization of the polyadenylate sequences in messenger ribonucleic acid and in the heterogeneous nuclear ribonucleic acid of HeLa cells. (1973) (80)
A poly(A) polymerase from calf thymus. Purification and properities of the enzyme. (1973) (74)
Differential metabolism of large and small poly(A) sequences in the heterogeneous nuclear RNA of HeLa cells. (1974) (63)
The isolation and purification of rapidly labeled polysome-bound ribonucleic acid on polythymidylate cellulose. (1972) (53)
A poly(A) polymerase from calf thymus. Characterization of the reaction product and the primer requirement. (1973) (47)
Chemical synthesis of branched RNA. (1986) (44)
Purification of messenger RNA and heterogeneous nuclear RNA containing poly(a) sequences. (1974) (44)
The enzyme that adds poly(A) to mRNAs is a classical poly(A) polymerase (1990) (42)
8 Poly(A) Adding Enzymes (1982) (38)
Poly(uridylic acid) sequences in messenger ribonucleic acid of HeLa cells. (1976) (28)
The metabolism of purines and pyrimidines by growing yeast. (1952) (22)
The incorporation of glycine-2-C14 into acid soluble nucleotide purines. (1955) (22)
Transcribed oligonucleotide sequences in Hela cell hnRNA and mRNA. (1976) (17)
Purine metabolism in Ehrlich carcinoma cells. (1956) (17)
The occurrence of polyadenylate sequences in bacteria and yeast. (1970) (16)
Conversion of Radioactive Orotic Acid into Pyrimidine Nucleotides of Nucleic Acid by Slices of Rat Liver.∗ (1950) (13)
A method for isolation of oligo(uridylic acid)-containing messenger ribonucleic acid from HeLa cells. (1981) (12)
Properties of a small transcribed poly A sequence in heterogeneous nuclear RNA of HeLa cells. (1979) (9)
Characterization of the poly(adenylic acid) sequences in RNA synthesized in vitro by mouse myeloma nuclei. (1978) (8)
Isolation and characterization of branched oligonucleotides from RNA. (1989) (6)
Location of oligo(uridylic acid) sequences within messenger ribonucleic acid molecules of HeLa cells. (1985) (6)
Preparation and properties of a poly A resin and its use in the isolation of naturally occurring poly U sequences. (1976) (6)
Antibodies specific for branched ribonucleic acids. (1990) (5)
5'-Terminal cap structures of oligo(uridylic acid)-containing messenger ribonucleic acid from HeLa cells: comparison with other ribonucleic acid subpopulations. (1981) (5)
Sequence content of oligo(uridylic acid)-containing messenger ribonucleic acid from HeLa cells. (1985) (4)
Poly(a) sequences in Naegleria messenger RNA before and after initiation of differentiation. Absence of oligo(A). (1979) (2)
Transcription vectors that facilitate the identification and mapping of RNA splice sites in genomic DNA. (1990) (2)
The quantitation and distribution of splicing intermediates in HeLa cells and adenovirus RNAs. (1987) (2)
classical poly ( A ) polymerase . The enzyme that adds poly ( A ) to mRNAs is a (2003) (0)
The poly(A) SEQUENCES IN MESSENGER RNA and heterogeneous nuclear RNA. (1974) (0)

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