Michel Morange

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Michel Morange

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Neuroscience

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Biochemistry

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#2539

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PhD Biochemistry University of California, Berkeley

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A novel kinase cascade triggered by stress and heat shock that stimulates MAPKAP kinase-2 and phosphorylation of the small heat shock proteins (1994) (1780)
Heat shock proteins, first major products of zygotic gene activity in mouse embryo (1983) (389)
A history of molecular biology (1998) (216)
Protein denaturation during heat shock and related stress. Escherichia coli beta-galactosidase and Photinus pyralis luciferase inactivation in mouse cells. (1989) (202)
Brain abnormalities, defective meiotic chromosome synapsis and female subfertility in HSF2 null mice (2002) (195)
Firefly luciferase luminescence assays using scintillation counters for quantitation in transfected mammalian cells. (1988) (190)
Spontaneous high expression of heat‐shock proteins in mouse embryonal carcinoma cells and ectoderm from day 8 mouse embryo. (1983) (165)
Altered expression of heat shock proteins in embryonal carcinoma and mouse early embryonic cells (1984) (165)
Function and regulation of heat shock factor 2 during mouse embryogenesis. (1997) (147)
Book reviews-Felix d'herelle and the origins of molecular biology (1999) (146)
Ubiquitin pathway involvement in human lymphocyte gamma-irradiation-induced apoptosis (1993) (134)
Characterization of the Residues Phosphorylated in Vitro by Different C-terminal Domain Kinases* (1998) (132)
Hsp25 and the p38 MAPK pathway are involved in differentiation of cardiomyocytes. (2000) (119)
Role of heat-shock factor 2 in cerebral cortex formation and as a regulator of p35 expression. (2006) (108)
Heat shock and arsenite induce expression of the nonclassical class I histocompatibility HLA-G gene in tumor cell lines (2000) (94)
Heat shock factor 2-like activity in mouse blastocysts. (1994) (86)
The distribution of heat shock proteins in the nervous system of the unstressed mouse embryo suggests a role in neuronal and non-neuronal differentiation (2000) (80)
Evidence for the involvement of mouse heat shock factor 1 in the atypical expression of the HSP70.1 heat shock gene during mouse zygotic genome activation (1997) (78)
Denaturation of proteins during heat shock. In vivo recovery of solubility and activity of reporter enzymes. (1991) (76)
HSP gene expression and HSF2 in mouse development (1997) (73)
The definition of life: a brief history of an elusive scientific endeavor. (2010) (70)
Mouse 89 kD heat shock protein. Two polypeptides with distinct developmental regulation. (1987) (67)
The Central Dogma of molecular biology (2009) (63)
Mammalian heat shock protein families. Expression and functions (1992) (63)
The Relations between Genetics and Epigenetics (2002) (61)
The Misunderstood Gene (2001) (55)
Hsp and chaperone distribution during endochondral bone development in mouse embryo. (1998) (50)
A new revolution? (2009) (48)
Targeting expression of expanded polyglutamine proteins to the endoplasmic reticulum or mitochondria prevents their aggregation (2004) (46)
AMP analogs: their function in the activation of glycogen phosphorylase b. (1976) (45)
Unusual levels of heat shock element-binding activity in embryonal carcinoma cells (1989) (43)
HSP25 Is Involved in Two Steps of the Differentiation of PAM212 Keratinocytes* (2004) (43)
HSFs in development. (2006) (42)
Detection of heat shock element-binding activities by gel shift assay during mouse preimplantation development. (1994) (42)
Development and Aging (2011) (40)
Synthetic Biology: A Bridge Between Functional and Evolutionary Biology (2009) (40)
Interferon pretreatment lowers the threshold for maximal heat‐shock response in mouse cells (1986) (39)
From the Regulatory Vision of Cancer to the Oncogene Paradigm, 1975–1985 (1997) (37)
What history tells us (2005) (33)
A proton-relaxation-time study of the conformation of some purine and pyrimidine 5'-nucleotides in aqueous solution. (1976) (32)
The relations between genetics and epigenetics: a historical point of view. (2002) (31)
Heat shock increases turnover of 90 kDa heat shock protein phosphate groups in HeLa cells (1991) (30)
The transformation of molecular biology on contact with higher organisms, 1960-1980: from a molecular description to a molecular explanation. (1997) (30)
The developmental expression of small HSP. (2002) (29)
The Concept of the Gene in Development and Evolution: The Developmental Gene Concept: History and Limits (2000) (29)
Mapping the Future of Biology (2009) (28)
Post-genomics, between reduction and emergence (2006) (28)
What history tells us XXXVII. CRISPR-Cas: The discovery of an immune system in prokaryotes (2015) (27)
DEVELOPMENTAL CONTROL OF HEAT SHOCK AND CHAPERONE GENE EXPRESSION (1997) (26)
High constitutive transcription of HSP86 gene in murine embryonal carcinoma cells. (1989) (26)
What history tells us XIII. Fifty years of the Central Dogma (2008) (26)
Different Carboxyl-terminal Domain Kinase Activities Are Induced by Heat-shock and Arsenite. (1995) (25)
Heat-shock and related stress enhance RNA polymerase II C-terminal-domain kinase activity in HeLa cell extracts. (1990) (25)
Overexpression of murine small heat shock protein HSP25 interferes with chondrocyte differentiation and decreases cell adhesion (2001) (25)
Comparative study of the effect of 5' AMP and its analogs on rabbit glycogen phosphorylase b isoenzymes. (1977) (24)
The death of molecular biology? (2008) (24)
Inhibition of HTLV-1 transcription by cyclin dependent kinase inhibitors (2002) (23)
Deficient activation of heat shock gene transcription in embryonal carcinoma cells. (1987) (23)
Determination of the consensus binding sequence for the purified embryonic heat shock factor 2. (2002) (23)
Cyclosporin A induces an atypical heat shock response. (2000) (22)
Regulation of the heat‐shock response by interferon in mouse L cells (1988) (21)
The Boundaries of Development (2011) (21)
A Critical Perspective on Synthetic Biology (2009) (21)
Defining Life: Conference Proceedings (2010) (21)
Gene function. (2000) (20)
François Jacob's lab in the seventies: the T-complex and the mouse developmental genetic program. (2000) (20)
The field of cancer research: an indicator of present transformations in biology (2007) (20)
GRP78 induction by cyclosporin A in human HeLa cells (1994) (19)
The Black Box of Biology (2020) (18)
The study of lysogeny at the Pasteur Institute (1950–1960): an epistemologically open system (2002) (17)
MAP kinase activation by cyclosporine A. (1997) (16)
How phenotypic plasticity made its way into molecular biology (2009) (15)
Phenotypic characterization of mouse embryonic fibroblasts lacking heat shock factor 2 (2003) (15)
Heat shock protein synthesis in preimplantation mouse embryos and embryonal carcinoma cells. (1991) (15)
The discovery of cellular oncogenes. (1993) (15)
What will result from the interaction between functional and evolutionary biology? (2011) (14)
Mapping the Future of Biology: Evolving Concepts and Theories Vol. 266 (2009) (14)
What history tells us XXXIX. CRISPR-Cas: From a prokaryotic immune system to a universal genome editing tool (2015) (14)
The bacterial nucleoside N(6)-methyldeoxyadenosine induces the differentiation of mammalian tumor cells. (2001) (14)
What history tells us II. The discovery of chaperone function (2005) (13)
French tradition and the rise of Evo-devo (2007) (13)
Heat shock protein 25 plays multiple roles during mouse skin development (2005) (13)
The Resurrection of Life (2010) (13)
Heat‐Shock Genes and Development (1998) (13)
What history tells us XXXII. The long and tortuous history of epigenetic marks (2013) (13)
Georges Canguilhem et la biologie du XXe siècle/ Georges Canguilhem and twentieth-century biology (2000) (12)
The protein side of the central dogma: permanence and change. (2006) (12)
The scientific legacy of Jacques Monod. (2010) (12)
What history tells us IV. Ciliates as models… of what? (2006) (11)
What history tells us XV. Cyril Norman Hinshelwood (1897–1967) — A chemical dynamic vision of the organic world (2008) (11)
Some considerations on the nature of LUCA, and the nature of life. (2011) (11)
What history tells us VII. Twenty-five years ago: The production of mouse embryonic stem cells (2006) (11)
The interplay between covalent and non-covalent regulation of glycogen phosphorylase. The role of different effectors of phosphorylase b on the phosphorylase b to a conversion rate. (1979) (11)
Differential heat-shock protein synthesis and response to stress in three avirulent and virulent Listeria species. (1993) (11)
Genomic structure and chromosomal localization of the mouse Hsf2 gene and promoter sequences. (1999) (11)
What history tells us IX. Z-DNA: when nature is not opportunistic (2007) (10)
What history tells us XI. The complex history of the chemiosmotic theory (2007) (10)
What history tells us VI. The transfer of behaviours by macromolecules (2006) (10)
Glycogen phosphorylase from rabbit skeletal muscle. Differential spectroscopy. Role of different effectors. (1974) (10)
Absence of an early detectable increase in heat-shock protein synthesis by Listeria monocytogenes within mouse mononuclear phagocytes. (1993) (10)
Purification of muscle glycogen particles by glycerol‐gradient centrifugation (1977) (10)
Articulating Different Modes of Explanation: The Present Boundary in Biological Research (2009) (9)
Conformations of purine ribosyl 5'-nucleotides bound to glycogen phosphorylase b. A proton T2 relaxation time investigation. (1977) (9)
What history tells us XII. Boris Ephrussi’s continuing efforts to create a “genetics of differentiation” (2008) (9)
Altered Expression ofHeatShockProteins inEmbryonal Carcinoma andMouseEarly Embryonic Cells (1984) (9)
What history tells us XVIII. When functional biologists propose mechanisms of evolution (2009) (9)
The attempt of Nikolai Koltzoff (Koltsov) to link genetics, embryology and physical chemistry (2011) (9)
Evolutionary developmental biology its roots and characteristics. (2011) (9)
What history tells us XVII. Conrad Waddington and The nature of life (2009) (8)
The Gene: Between Holism and Generalism (2003) (8)
What history tells us XXVII. (2012) (8)
Developmental regulations of heat-shock protein synthesis in unstressed and stressed cells (1991) (8)
What history tells us III. André Lwoff: From protozoology to molecular definition of viruses (2005) (8)
The recent evolution of the question "What is life"? (2012) (8)
1,N6-etheno-AMP and 1,N6-etheno-2'-deoxy-AMP as probes of the activator site of glycogen phosphorylase from rabbit skeletal muscle. (1976) (7)
Recent opportunities for an increasing role for physical explanations in biology. (2011) (7)
What history tells us XIV. Regulation of gene expression by non-coding RNAs: the early steps (2008) (7)
How Evolutionary Biology Presently Pervades Cell and Molecular Biology (2010) (7)
History of Cancer Research (2011) (6)
What history tells us V. Emile Duclaux (1840–1904) (2006) (6)
What history tells us. XXVII. A new life for allostery. (2012) (6)
Comparison Between the Work of Synthetic Biologists and the Action of Evolution: Engineering Versus Tinkering (2013) (6)
Physics, biology and history (2007) (6)
Editors’ Introduction to Special Issue (2014) (6)
What history tells us XXX. The emergence of the fluid mosaic model of membranes (2013) (6)
Is There an Explanation for … the Diversity of Explanations in Biological Studies? (2015) (6)
Low temperature enhancement of reporter genes expression directed by human immunodeficiency virus type 1 long terminal repeat. (1996) (5)
What history tells us XXVIII. What is really new in the current evolutionary theory of cancer? (2012) (5)
What history tells us X. Fifty years ago: the beginnings of exobiology (2007) (5)
Heat shock proteins in embryonic development (1999) (5)
What history tells us XL. The success story of the expression ‘genome editing’ (2016) (5)
Explanatory Relationships Between Chemical and Biological Sciences (2012) (5)
Synthetic Biology: A Challenge to Mechanical Explanations in Biology? (2013) (5)
From genes to gene regulatory networks: the progressive historical construction of a genetic theory of development and evolution (2014) (5)
Editors' Introduction to Special Issue (2013) (5)
What history tells us XXXVI. Reverse transcriptase and Lamarckian scenarios of evolution (2015) (4)
What history tells us XXIX. Transfers from plant biology: From cross protection to RNA interference and DNA vaccination (2012) (4)
Genetic modification of the human germ line: The reasons why this project has no future. (2015) (4)
[Temporal regulation of gene expression]. (1999) (4)
Origins and Evolution of Life: Problems raised by a definition of life (2011) (4)
Genome as a Multipurpose Structure Built by Evolution (2014) (4)
What history tells us XVI. A third pillar for molecular biology: Molecular embryology (2009) (4)
Déconstruction de la notion de gène. (2004) (4)
What history tells us XXXVII. CRISPR-Cas: The discovery of an immune system in prokaryotes (2015) (3)
François Jacob (1920–2013) (2013) (3)
What history tells us VIII. The progressive construction of a mechanism for prion diseases (2007) (3)
What history tells us XXI. Apoptosis and programmed cell death: when biological categories are blurred (2010) (3)
Fifty years ago: The beginnings of exobiology (2006) (3)
From experimental systems to evolutionary biology: an impossible journey? (2013) (3)
Human germline editing: a historical perspective (2017) (3)
What history tells us XXVI. From Mechnikov to proteotoxicity: Ageing as the result of an intoxication (2011) (3)
What history tells us XXVII. (2012) (2)
What history tells us XIX. The notion of the episome (2009) (2)
What history tells us XXV. Construction of the ribbon model of proteins (1981)The contribution of Jane Richardson (2011) (2)
What history tells us XX. Felix Haurowitz (1896–1987) — A difficult journey in the political and scientific upheavals of the 20th century (2010) (2)
Conformational Changes in Glycogen Phosphorylase b from Rabbit Skeletal Muscle. Equilibrium and Kinetic Studies (1973) (2)
Cancer Research (The History) (2007) (2)
What history tells us XXXII. The long and tortuous history of epigenetic marks (2013) (2)
What history tells us XXXIII. Molecular hybridization: A problematic tool for the study of differentiation and development (1960–1980) (2014) (2)
The Central Dogma of Molecular Biology A Retrospective after Fifty Years (2009) (2)
What history tells us XLI. Ubiquitin and proteolysis (2016) (2)
The effect of Cyclosporine A on cardiomyocytes differentiation (2007) (2)
Review of ‘A matter of wonder – what biology reveals about us, our world and our dreams’ (2011) (2)
Genetic modification of the human germ line : the reasons why this project has faded (2018) (2)
[Heat shock proteins]. (2000) (2)
The genetic distance between humans and chimpanzees: What did Mary-Claire king and Allan Wilson really say in 1975? (2011) (2)
Heat-shock and related stress enhance RNA polymerase II C-terminal domain kinase activity in HeLa cell extracts (1990) (2)
What history tells us I. The operon model and its legacy. (2005) (2)
From the beginnings: How biochemistry has evolved as a discipline (2007) (2)
What history tells us XXXIV. The complex history of the selective model of antibody formation (2014) (2)
What history tells us XXXV. Enhancers: Their existence and characteristics have raised puzzling issues since their discovery (2014) (2)
Jacques Monod: fifty years after - foreword. (2015) (2)
What history tells us XXXI. The replicon model: Between molecular biology and molecular cell biology (2013) (1)
Early Effects of Heat Shock on Enzymes: Heat Denaturation of Reporter Proteins and Activation of a Protein Kinase which Phosphorylates the C-terminal Domain of RNA Polymerase II (1991) (1)
What history tells us XXXVIII. Resurrection of a transient forgotten model of gene action (2015) (1)
What history tells us XXII. The French neo-Lamarckians (2010) (1)
Mapping the Future of Biology. Boston Studies in the Philosophy of Science, vol 266 (2009) (1)
[How to localize epigenetics in the landscape of biological research?]. (2005) (1)
What history tells us XLII. A ‘new’ view of proteins (2017) (1)
The death of Francis Crick: the end of a golden age in biology (2004) (1)
[Redefinition of the concept of gene]. (2004) (1)
A History of Biology (2021) (1)
How François Jacob bridged the gap between the "two cultures". (2014) (1)
What history tells us XLIV: The construction of the zinc finger nucleases (2017) (1)
Le complexe T de la souris : Un mirage riche d'enseignements / The complex of the mouse : An instructive mirage (2000) (1)
On the relations between history and philosophy of the life sciences and biology. (2001) (1)
Genetics, Life and Death (2007) (1)
What history tells us XXX. The emergence of the fluid mosaic model of membranes (2013) (1)
[IIa/IIo conversion of RNA polymerase II during heat shock]. (1991) (1)
Rebels? No, Simply Scientists (2008) (1)
Henri Atlan's early writings. (2005) (1)
Homage to Eric Davidson (2017) (1)
Historical and Philosophical Foundations of Synthetic Biology (2009) (1)
A Critical Perspective on Synthetic Biology Michel Morange (2009) (1)
Final Discussion: Issues and Challenges for the Future (2013) (0)
Homage to Eric Davidson (2017) (0)
Introduction: Eric Davidson and the molecular biology of evolution and development (2017) (0)
Rewriting biotechnology's story (1999) (0)
HSPs and Mouse Post-Implantation Development : An Immunocytochemical Approach : The STRESSGEN Lecture : Session8 : MOLECULAR CONTROLS OF PRENATAL DEVELOPMENT (1997) (0)
Michael Fry, Landmark experiments in molecular biology (2018) (0)
What history tells us XXVIII. What is really new in the current evolutionary theory of cancer? (2012) (0)
Book Reviews (2011) (0)
Science and Philosophy Faced with the Question of Life in the Twentyfirst Century (2017) (0)
[Georges Canguilhem and 20th-century biology]. (2000) (0)
[Renewal of interest in pyruvate kinase]. (1977) (0)
Life Explained (2017) (0)
Introduction: Eric Davidson and the molecular biology of evolution and development (2017) (0)
[Hypotheses for the genesis of cancer: a historical perspective]. (2014) (0)
What history tells us XXXI. The replicon model: Between molecular biology and molecular cell biology (2013) (0)
[What are oncogenes and what do they do?]. (1984) (0)
What history tells us XXXV. Enhancers: Their existence and characteristics have raised puzzling issues since their discovery (2014) (0)
Keith Wailoo;, Stephen Pemberton.The Troubled Dream of Genetic Medicine: Ethnicity and Innovation in Tay‐Sachs, Cystic Fibrosis, and Sickle Cell Disease. x + 249 pp., index. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press, 2006. $21.95 (paper). (2008) (0)
What history tells us XXXIX. CRISPR-Cas: From a prokaryotic immune system to a universal genome editing tool (2015) (0)
[Some chemicophysical order in living functional exuberance]. (2003) (0)
WITHDRAWN: The scientific legacy of Jacques Monod. (2010) (0)
Review: Molecular Biology, Macroscopic History (2007) (0)
Pseudoalleles and Gene Complexes: The Search for the Elusive Link Between Genome Structure and Gene Function (2016) (0)
Book Reviews (2000) (0)
What history tells us XLII. A ‘new’ view of proteins (2017) (0)
1 , N 6-Etheno-AMP and 1 , N 6-etheno-2 '-deoxy-AMP as probes of the activator site of glycogen phosphorylase from rabbit skeletal muscle ( fluorescence / ethenonucleotide ) (0)
Darwinism and Molecular Biology (2015) (0)
Archaeology in the Capital of Molecular Biology (2003) (0)
Book Review How to Win the Nobel Prize: An Unexpected Life in Science (The Jerusalem–Harvard Lectures.) By J. Michael Bishop. 271 pp. Cambridge, Mass., Harvard University Press, 2003. $27.95. 0-674-00880-4 (2003) (0)
Human germline editing: a historical perspective (2017) (0)
The Historiography of Molecular Biology (2021) (0)
What history tells us XL. The success story of the expression ‘genome editing’ (2016) (0)
History, Philosophy, and Ethics of Biology (2010) (0)
Molecularizing Evolutionary Biology (2017) (0)
Les publications de François Jacob (2003) (0)
What might be a new “view of evolution”? (2012) (0)
Book Reviews (2004) (0)
[What purpose do heat shock proteins serve?]. (1982) (0)
What history tells us XXXIV. The complex history of the selective model of antibody formation (2014) (0)
Emergence in the Cell (2019) (0)
Book Review:Genetic Engineering: A Documentary History Thomas A. Shannon (2001) (0)
[Kinases and malignant transformation]. (1979) (0)
What history tells us XXXVIII. Resurrection of a transient forgotten model of gene action (2015) (0)
Book reviews (1934) (0)
What history tells us XLV. The ‘instability’ of messenger RNA (2018) (0)
Application of a metrizamide density‐gradient to the purification of glycogen particles (1977) (0)
Experimental Systems in the Co‐Construction of Scientific Knowledge (2022) (0)
Why is it important to read On the Origin of Species in 2009 ? (2009) (0)
Monod and the spirit of molecular biology. (2015) (0)
François Jacob. 17 June 1920 — 19 April 2013 (2016) (0)
[The T complex of the mouse: a failure rich with instruction]. (2000) (0)
Role of 5′AMP and of Its Analogs in the Activation of Muscle Glycogen Phosphorylase b (1974) (0)
What history tells us XXXIII. Molecular hybridization: A problematic tool for the study of differentiation and development (1960–1980) (2014) (0)
Book Reviews (2003) (0)
Comparison Between the Work of Synthetic Biologists and the Action of Evolution: Engineering Versus Tinkering (2013) (0)
What history tells us XLI. Ubiquitin and proteolysis (2016) (0)
A Time to Model and a Time to Experiment (2019) (0)
Aging, Sex Ratio, and Genomic Imprinting: Functional and Evolutionary Explanations in Biology (2015) (0)
Book Review (1994) (0)
The heat shock response in the interaction between macrophages and virulent or avirulent (1990) (0)
[The 2000 years]. (2015) (0)
Michael Fry, Landmark experiments in molecular biology (2018) (0)
Oncogenes and growth control: edited by P. Kahn and T. Graf. Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1986, pp. 369, DM 148 (1988) (0)
The origin of life: scientific, historical and philosophical perspective. (2012) (0)
What history tells us XLIII Bacteriophage: The contexts in which it was discovered (2017) (0)
What history tells us XLIII Bacteriophage: The contexts in which it was discovered (2017) (0)
Introductory comment on six papers from a Symposium on experimental and historical aspects of evolutionary bioscience. (2011) (0)
Book Review:Of Flies, Mice, and Men Francois Jacob, Giselle Weiss (2000) (0)
[A general method for the determination of the conformation of nucleotides bound to an enzyme site. Interaction between glycogen phsophorylase b and nucleoside-5'-monophosphates]. (1976) (0)
Un exemple de rgulation par phosphorylation-dphosphorylation dans le muscle (1978) (0)
Book Review (2012) (0)
Genetics - Gene Ethics: Interviews with Hungarian Scientists Edited by Andrea Ferenczi (2002) (0)
What history tells us XXIX. Transfers from plant biology: From cross protection to RNA interference and DNA vaccination (2012) (0)
[The importance of synthetic biology]. (2008) (0)
What history tells us XLIV: The construction of the zinc finger nucleases (2017) (0)
[What places for the history and the philosophy of the sciences in the life of a researcher]. (2009) (0)
What history tells us XXXVI. Reverse transcriptase and Lamarckian scenarios of evolution (2015) (0)
Coming to Cologne: Molecular Biology and the Organisation of Research (2009) (0)
Cancer and stochastic gene expression : from a new theoretical model to epistemological questioning (2016) (0)
The frontiers of current biological research (2009) (0)
What history tells us XLV. The ‘instability’ of messenger RNA (2018) (0)
Lederberg Joshua (1925 – Present) (2007) (0)
Aging, Sex Ratio, and Genomic Imprinting: Functional and Evolutionary Explanations in Biology (2014) (0)

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