Norton Zinder

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Norton Zinder is affiliated with the following schools: University of Wisconsin–Madison, Rockefeller University, Columbia University

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According to Wikipedia, Norton David Zinder was an American biologist famous for his discovery of genetic transduction. Zinder was born in New York City, received his A.B. from Columbia University in 1947, Ph.D. from the University of Wisconsin–Madison in 1952, and became a member of the National Academy of Sciences in 1969. He led a lab at Rockefeller University until shortly before his death.

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The Sequence of the Human Genome (2001) (6572)
GENETIC EXCHANGE IN SALMONELLA (1952) (812)
Purification and properties of ribonuclease III from Escherichia coli. (1968) (352)
A bacteriophage containing RNA. (1961) (316)
Concentration of biochemical mutants of bacteria with penicillin. (1948) (244)
Radiological evidence for partial genetic homology between bacteriophage and host bacteria. (1955) (216)
Hemimethylation prevents DNA replication in E. coli (1987) (213)
The genetic map of the filamentous bacteriophage f1. (1972) (167)
The filamentous phage (Ff) as vectors for recombinant DNA--a review. (1982) (154)
Recombination analysis of bacterial heredity. (1951) (142)
Lysogenization and superinfection immunity in Salmonella. (1958) (135)
Functional analysis of bacteriophage f1 intergenic region. (1981) (130)
Biosynthesis of the coat protein of coliphage f2 by E. coli extracts. (1962) (114)
In vitro synthesis of bacteriophage f1 proteins. (1974) (108)
RECONSTITUTION OF IMMUNOLOGIC ACTIVITY BY INTERACTION OF POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS OF ANTIBODIES. (1963) (107)
In vitro protein synthesis: chain initiation. (1966) (106)
Mutants of the bacteriophage f2. V. On the production of noninfectious phage particles. (1965) (105)
Mutants of the bacteriophage f2. 8. Control mechanisms for phage-specific syntheses. (1966) (99)
HOST-DEPENDENT MUTANTS OF THE BACTERIOPHAGE F2. I. ISOLATION AND PRELIMINARY CLASSIFICATION. (1964) (93)
Repair of the Escherichia coli chromosome after in vivo scission by the EcoRI endonuclease. (1989) (89)
The growth of an RNA bacteriophage: the role of DNA synthesis. (1962) (88)
F1, A ROD-SHAPED MALE-SPECIFIC BACTERIOPHAGE THAT CONTAINS DNA. (1963) (87)
Highly purified colicin E3 contains immunity protein. (1974) (87)
Purification and properties of colicin E3 immunity protein. (1974) (81)
The functional origin of bacteriophage f1 DNA replication. Its signals and domains. (1984) (80)
Mutants of the bacteriophage f2. VI. Homology of temperature-sensitive and host-dependent mutants. (1966) (79)
SUPPRESSION OF A COAT PROTEIN MUTANT OF THE BACTERIOPHAGE F2. (1965) (78)
Fate of the message-ribosome complex upon translation of termination signals. (1969) (77)
Sexuality and Mating in Salmonella (1960) (71)
Multiregulatory element of filamentous bacteriophages. (1985) (69)
Replication of the RNA of Bacteriophage f2 (1966) (67)
Hybrids of Escherichia and Salmonella. (1960) (64)
Amber mutants and chain termination in vitro. (1967) (64)
In vitro studies on the mechanism of suppression of a nonsense mutation. (1965) (62)
Cleavage of Bacteriophage f1 DNA by the Restriction Enzyme of Escherichia coli B (1972) (61)
PRODUCTION OF PROTOPLASTS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI BY LYSOZYME TREATMENT. (1956) (61)
Genetic studies with heteroduplex DNA of bacteriophage fl. Asymmetric segregation, base correction and implications for the mechanism of genetic recombination. (1975) (61)
Infective heredity in bacteria. (1953) (58)
A hybrid toxin from bacteriophage f1 attachment protein and colicin E3 has altered cell receptor specificity (1988) (57)
A nuclease specific for double-stranded RNA. (1967) (57)
HOST-DEPENDENT MUTANTS OF THE BACTERIOPHAGE F2. IV. ON THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF A VIRAL RNA POLYMERASE. (1964) (57)
Interference resistant mutants of phage f1. (1982) (55)
Studies on the bacteriophage fl. I. Alkali-induced disassembly of the phage into DNA and protein. (1968) (55)
Amber mutants and polarity in vitro. (1967) (55)
Reduction of the minimal sequence for initiation of DNA synthesis by qualitative or quantitative changes of an initiator protein (1984) (54)
Kinetics of methylation of DNA by a restriction endonuclease from Escherichia coli B. (1974) (54)
Growth of bacteriophage f2 in E. coli treated with rifampicin. (1968) (53)
Genotypes produced by individual recombination events involving bacteriophage f1. (1971) (53)
Effects of bacteriophage f1 gene III protein on the host cell membrane (1982) (49)
Characterization of Op3, a lysis-defective mutant of bacteriophage f2 (1979) (49)
THE GROWTH OF AN RNA BACTERIOPHAGE: THE ROLE OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS. (1963) (47)
The morphogenetic signal of bacteriophage f1. (1983) (46)
The UGA codon in vitro: chain termination and suppression. (1969) (46)
Site-specific cleavage of single-stranded DNA by a Hemophilus restriction endonuclease. (1975) (44)
Endonuclease R-EcoRII restriction of bacteriophage f1 DNA in vitro: ordering of genes V and VII, location of an RNA promotor for gene VIII (1975) (44)
RNA Phage Induced RNA Polymerase (1963) (43)
Cleavage map of bacteriophage f1: location of the Escherichia coli B-specific modification sites. (1975) (43)
Plasmid ColE3 specifies a lysis protein (1984) (42)
The role of gene V protein in f1 single-strand synthesis. (1975) (42)
HOST-DEPENDENT MUTANTS OF THE BACTERIOPHAGE F2. II. RESCUE AND COMPLEMENTATION OF MUTANTS. (1964) (41)
Translational repression in bacteriophage f1: characterization of the gene V protein target on the gene II mRNA. (1989) (40)
Morphological changes in Escherichia coli infected with the DNA bacteriophage fl. (1968) (38)
A delection mutant of bacteriophage f1 containing no intact cistrons. (1975) (38)
Increased intracellular concentration of an initiator protein markedly reduces the minimal sequence required for initiation of DNA synthesis. (1984) (37)
Insertion mutant of bacteriophage f1 sensitive to EcoRI. (1979) (36)
Initiation and termination of phage f1 plus-strand synthesis. (1982) (35)
Physical map of defective interfering particles of bacteriophage f1. (1977) (35)
Integration host factor interacts with the DNA replication enhancer of filamentous phage f1. (1988) (33)
A mechanism for genetic recombination generating one parent and one recombinant. (1969) (33)
Origin and direction of synthesis of bacteriophage fl DNA. (1976) (32)
Nucleotide sequence of the recognition site for the restriction-modification enzyme of Escherichia coli B. (1978) (31)
Punctuation in the genetic code. (1966) (30)
A Bacteriophage Specific for F—Salmonella Strains (1961) (29)
An Open Letter to Elias Zerhouni (2005) (29)
Restructuring the bacteriophage f1 genome: expression of gene VIII in the intergenic space. (1980) (29)
Chromosomal regulation of sexual expression in Escherichia coli (1979) (28)
Replication origin of bacteriophage f1. Two signals required for its function. (1982) (28)
HOST-DEPENDENT MUTANTS OF THE BACTERIOPHAGE F2. 3. INFECTIVE RNA. (1964) (28)
Restriction endonuclease B and f1 heteroduplex DNA. (1973) (27)
The isolation and characterization of the tryptic peptides from the f2 bacteriophage coat protein. (1966) (27)
Cell Lysis: Another Function of the Coat Protein of the Bacteriophage f2 (1968) (27)
Suppression of UGA codon by a tryptophan tRNA. (1971) (27)
Organization of a hybrid between phage f1 and plasmid pSC101. (1979) (26)
BIOSYNTHESIS OF THE COAT PROTEIN OF COLIPHAGE F2 BY EXTRACTS OF EUGLENA GRACILIS. (1965) (25)
Bacterial transduction. (1955) (25)
Cleavage of bacteriophage fl DNA by the restriction enzyme of Escherichia coli B. (1972) (25)
Structure of the poly(G) polymerase component of the bacteriophage f2 replicase. (1971) (25)
Effect of deoxyribonucleic acid length on the adenosine triphosphatase activity of Escherichia coli restriction endonuclease B. (1974) (24)
CRYSTALLINE AGGREGATES IN BACTERIAL CELLS INFECTED WITH THE RNA BACTERIOPHAGE F2. (1963) (24)
In vitro binding of the bacteriophage f1 gene V protein to the gene II RNA-operator and its DNA analog. (1989) (22)
Resistance to colicins E3 and K induced by infection with bacteriophage f1. (1973) (22)
ATTACHMENT OF F2 BACTERIOPHAGE TO CELLULOSE NITRATE FILTERS. (1965) (21)
Forty years ago: the discovery of bacterial transduction. (1992) (21)
DNA replication of bacteriophage f1 in vivo. (1979) (21)
Factor requirement of the bacteriophage f2 replicase. (1973) (20)
RNA phages. (1965) (20)
In vitro translation of multistranded RNA from Escherichia coli infected by bacteriophage f-2. (1968) (20)
In vitro protein synthesis directed by separated transcripts of bacteriophage f1 DNA. (1975) (20)
Organization of chimeras between filamentous bacteriophage f1 and plasmid pSC101. (1980) (19)
Phenotypic Repair of RNA-Bacteriophage Mutants by Streptomycin (1964) (18)
Genetic recombination in bacteriophage f1: transfer of parental DNA to the recombinant. (1970) (18)
Guanidinium-CsCl density gradients for isopycnic analysis of nucleic acids (1975) (17)
Letter: Potential biohazards of recombinant DNA molecules. (1974) (17)
Heteroduplex DNA: a recombinational intermediate in bacteriophage f1. (1976) (16)
Temperature-sensitive mutants of the EcoRI endonuclease. (1997) (16)
Methylation of f1 DNA by a restriction endonuclease from escherichia coli B. (1975) (16)
Effects of Colicin E3 on Bacterial Ribosomes (1974) (16)
Gene II of phage f1: its functions and its products. (1981) (15)
Nucleotide sequences near the origin of replication of bacteriophage f1. (1977) (15)
NUTRITION OF THE HOST AND NATURAL RESISTANCE TO INFECTION (1946) (15)
Portraits of viruses: RNA phage. (1980) (14)
The isolation and characterization of an in vivo recombinant between the filamentous bacteriophage f1 and the plasmid pSC101. (1978) (14)
Semi-conservative replication of bacteriophage f2 RNA. (1966) (14)
Resistance to Colicins E 3 and K Induced by Infection with Bacteriophage fl (14)
Purification and properties of nascent f2 phage ribonucleic acid. (1969) (12)
The effect of B specific restriction and modification of DNA on linkage relationships in f1 bacteriophage. II. Evidence for a heteroduplex intermediate in f1 recombination. (1974) (12)
The effect of B specific restriction and modification of DNA on linkage relationships in f1 bacteriophage. I. Studies on the mechanism of B restriction in vivo. (1974) (12)
Signals for the initiation and termination of synthesis of the viral strand of bacteriophage f1. (1983) (12)
Heterozygotes of Phage f1 (1967) (12)
Stimulation of in vitro colicin E3 action by messenger ribonucleic acid and message analogs. (1974) (11)
Another gene affecting sexual expression of Escherichia coli (1982) (11)
Properties of the phage f2 replicase. I. Optimal conditions for replicase activity and analysis of the polynucleotide product synthesized in vitro. (1972) (10)
Effects of the dnaA thermosensitive mutation of Escherichia coli on bacteriophage fl growth and DNA synthesis. (1974) (10)
Is mRNA transcribed from the strand complementary to it in a DNA duplex? (1975) (9)
DNA sequence analysis of the defective interfering particles of bacteriophage f1. (1979) (9)
Potential biohazards of recombinant DNA molecules. (1974) (9)
PHENOTYPIC MIXING OF BACTERIOPHAGE F2. (1964) (8)
Patenting cDNA 1993: Efforts and happenings (1993) (7)
Dolly Confirmation (1998) (6)
Transduction in bacteria. (1958) (6)
Discontinuous release of phage f2. (1977) (6)
The genome initiative: how to spell "human". (1990) (4)
The 5'-terminus of f2 RNA and the coat protein gene. (1969) (4)
"Potential Biohazards of Recombinant DNA Molecules" [Letter to the Editor of Science] (1974) (4)
Properties of the phage f2 replicase. II. Comparative studies on the ribonucleic acid-dependent and poly (C)-dependent activities of the replicase. (1972) (4)
Single-stranded DNA-containing bacteriophages. (1986) (3)
The origin of DNA replication of bacteriophage f1 and its interaction with the phage gene II protein. (1984) (2)
The Berg letter: a statement of conscience, not of conviction. (1980) (2)
An f1 mutant with reduced sensitivity to P1 restriction. (1973) (2)
Cell lysis: another function of the coat protein of the bacteriophage f2. (1968) (2)
AN INDUCIBLE TRYPTOPHAN SYNTHETASE IN TRYPTOPHAN AUXOTROPHS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI (2)
Evidence that gene VII is not the distal portion of gene V of phage f1. (1975) (2)
Phage RNA as genetic material. (1966) (1)
Patenting of Life Forms (1982) (1)
A partial summary of university-industry relationships in the United States. (1984) (1)
Patenting cDNA 1993: efforts and happenings (Human Genome Project; NIH: US PTO; onco-mouse; European Patents). (1993) (0)
A HybridToxinfromBacteriophage flAttachment Protein and Colicin E3HasAltered CellReceptor Specificity (1988) (0)
Preserving an Important Collection (2005) (0)
Structure ofthePoly(G) Polymerase Component ofthe Bacteriophage f2Replicase (1971) (0)
Letter from Norton D. Zinder to Joshua Lederberg (1952) (0)
5. The Timeliness of the Discoveries of the Three Modes of Gene Transfer in Bacteria (2019) (0)
Letter from Norton D. Zinder to Gerald Fink (1981) (0)
1964 Gordon Research Conference on Nucleic Acids (2008) (0)
Genome program of the USA (1990) (0)
A SOLVABLE CASE OF THE TRAVELING SALESMAN PROBLEM (0)
Purification and Properties of Ribonuclease III from Escherichia coZi * (2003) (0)
"Genetic Exchange of Salmonella" [Abstract] (1952) (0)
Perspectives Anecdotal , Historical and Critical Commentaries on Genetics (2002) (0)
Zinder vs. Callahan. (1978) (0)
Gene HI of phage fl: Its fumctions and its products (0)
Letter from Norton D. Zinder to Luca Cavalli-Sforza (1950) (0)
Multiregulatory element of filamentous bacteriophages (1985) (0)
The in vitro biosynthesis of an authentic protein. (1997) (0)
Recombination in Bacteriophage f1 (1974) (0)
EFFECTS OF HEATING DRY BACTERIA AND SPORES ON THEIR PHENOTYPE AND GENOTYPE* BY STEPHEN ZAMENHOF (0)
"A Celebration of Forty Years of Bacterial Conjugation and Thirty-Five Years of Bacterial Transduction held at Caspary Auditorium on May 16, 1986" (Zinder Presentation) (1986) (0)
Letter from Norton D. Zinder and John D. Rockefeller, Jr. to W. E. Odom, Pentagon (1984) (0)
Memoir of Norton Zinder on his involvement with Joshua Lederberg at the University of Wisconsin (2004) (0)

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