Philip I. Marcus

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Philip I. Marcus is affiliated with the following schools: Albert Einstein College of Medicine, University of Connecticut

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ACTION OF X-RAYS ON MAMMALIAN CELLS (1956) (1426)
Clonal growth of mammalian cells in vitro; growth characteristics of colonies from single HeLa cells with and without a feeder layer. (1956) (1013)
A RAPID METHOD FOR VIABLE CELL TITRATION AND CLONE PRODUCTION WITH HELA CELLS IN TISSUE CULTURE: THE USE OF X-IRRADIATED CELLS TO SUPPLY CONDITIONING FACTORS. (1955) (641)
ACTION OF X-RAYS ON MAMMALIAN CELLS (1957) (240)
ACTION OF X-RAYS ON MAMMALIAN CELLS : II. SURVIVAL CURVES OF CELLS FROM NORMAL HUMAN TISSUES (1957) (211)
CLONAL GROWTH IN VITRO OF EPITHELIAL CELLS FROM NORMAL HUMAN TISSUES (1956) (198)
Chicken interferon gene: cloning, expression, and analysis. (1994) (190)
Defective interfering particles with covalently linked [±]RNA induce interferon (1977) (176)
DYNAMICS OF ACRIDINE ORANGE-CELL INTERACTION. I. INTERRELATIONSHIPS OF ACRIDINE ORANGE PARTICLES AND CYTOPLASMIC REDDENING. (1963) (169)
Induction and purification of alpha- and beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases. (1956) (164)
Mitotically Synchronized Mammalian Cells: A Simple Method for Obtaining Large Populations (1964) (159)
Molecular basis of interferon action: inhibition of viral RNA translation. (1966) (154)
Interferon Action: Inhibition of Vesicular Stomatitis Virus RNA Synthesis Induced by Virion-Bound Polymerase (1971) (140)
DYNAMICS OF ACRIDINE ORANGE-CELL INTERACTION. II. DYE-INDUCED ULTRASTRUCTURAL CHANGES IN MULTIVESICULAR BODIES (ACRIDINE ORANGE PARTICLES). (1964) (139)
CLONAL GROWTH OF MAMMALIAN CELLS IN VITRO (1956) (127)
Chicken interferon type I inhibits infectious bronchitis virus replication and associated respiratory illness. (2001) (124)
Dynamics of surface modification in myxovirus-infected cells. (1962) (109)
Enhanced interferon production from chick embryo cells aged in in vitro. (1967) (107)
Cell killing by viruses. I. Comparison of cell-killing, plaque-forming, and defective-interfering particles of vesicular stomatitis virus. (1974) (101)
Amelioration of Influenza Virus Pathogenesis in Chickens Attributed to the Enhanced Interferon-Inducing Capacity of a Virus with a Truncated NS1 Gene (2006) (88)
A PLAQUE ASSAY FOR ENUMERATING ANTIGEN-SENSITIVE CELLS IN DELAYED-TYPE HYPERSENSITIVITY (1970) (87)
Interferon Induction by Viruses (1984) (87)
[18] Induction of high titer chicken interferon (1986) (87)
Development of x-ray induced giant HeLa cells. (1960) (84)
Specificity, kinetics, and inhibition of alpha- and beta-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenases. (1956) (79)
Interferon Induction and/or Production and Its Suppression by Influenza A Viruses (2005) (79)
Hemadsorption-Negative Plaque Test: New Assay for Rubella Virus Revealing a Unique Interference tion-negative plaque technique (1965) (73)
Cell killing by viruses. II. Cell killing by vesicular stomatitis virus: a requirement for virion-derived transcription. (1975) (72)
Interferon Induction as a Quasispecies Marker of Vesicular Stomatitis Virus Populations (1998) (70)
Intrinsic Interference: a New Type of Viral Interference (1967) (68)
Host-cell interaction of animal viruses. I. Titration of cell-killing by viruses. (1958) (67)
Interferon action on avian viruses. I. Oral administration of chicken interferon-alpha ameliorates Newcastle disease. (1999) (66)
Interferon induction by viruses. XVI. 2-Aminopurine blocks selectively and reversibly an early stage in interferon induction. (1988) (64)
Persistent infection. II. Interferon-inducing temperature-sensitive mutants as mediators of cell sparing: possible role in persistent infection by vesicular stomatitis virus. (1979) (64)
Recombinant chicken interferon from Escherichia coli and transfected COS cells is biologically active. (1995) (62)
Recombinant chicken interferon: a potent antiviral agent that lacks intrinsic macrophage activating factor activity (1995) (60)
Persistent infection. I Interferon-inducing defective-interfering particles as mediators of cell sparing: possible role in persistent infection by vesicular stomatitis virus. (1978) (60)
EARLY STAGES OF NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS-HELA CELL INTERACTION: AN ELECTRON MICROSCOPIC STUDY. (1964) (59)
Translational inhibition in mitotic HeLa cells. (1965) (57)
Cell killing by viruses. IV. Cell killing and protein synthesis inhibition by vesicular stomatitis virus require the same gene functions. (1977) (55)
Dynamics of Biologically Active Subpopulations of Influenza Virus: Plaque-Forming, Noninfectious Cell-Killing, and Defective Interfering Particles (2009) (54)
Chicken interferon types I and II enhance synergistically the antiviral state and nitric oxide secretion. (1998) (52)
Interferon action III. The rate of primary transcription of vesicular stomatitis virus is inhibited by interferon action. (1978) (46)
Transient resistance of influenza virus to interferon action attributed to random multiple packaging and activity of NS genes. (2000) (45)
Interferon induction by viruses. VIII. Vesicular stomatitis virus: [+/-]DI-011 particles induce interferon in the absence of standard virions. (1982) (43)
Interferon induction by viruses. XIX. Vesicular stomatitis virus--New Jersey: high multiplicity passages generate interferon-inducing, defective-interfering particles. (1989) (40)
Cell killing by viruses. III. The interferon system and inhibition of cell killing by vesicular stomatitis virus. (1976) (40)
Cellular Responses in Chickens Treated with IFN-α Orally or Inoculated with Recombinant Marek's Disease Virus Expressing IFN-α (2001) (40)
Stages of Marek's disease virus latency defined by variable sensitivity to interferon modulation of viral antigen expression. (1995) (39)
Viral interference by defective particles of vesicular stomatitis virus measured in individual cells. (1980) (39)
Interferon induction by viruses. X. A model for interferon induction by Newcastle disease virus. (1983) (37)
Nomenclature of avian interferon proteins. (2001) (36)
Inhibition of mouse L cell protein synthesis by ultraviolet-irradiated vesicular stomatitis virus requires viral transcription. (1978) (36)
Induction of high titer chicken interferon. (1986) (35)
Double-stranded ribonuclease coinduced with interferon. (1989) (35)
Interferon induction by viruses. VI. Reovirus: virion genome dsRNA as the interferon inducer in aged chick embryo cells. (1980) (35)
Interferon induction by viruses. XIII. Detection and assay of interferon induction-suppressing particles. (1985) (34)
Interferon action II. Membrane-bound alkaline ribonuclease activity in chick embryo cells manifesting interferon-mediated interference. (1975) (33)
Host-cell interaction of animal viruses. II. Cell-killing particle enumeration: survival curves at low multiplicities. (1959) (33)
VIRAL INHIBITION IN THE METAPHASE-ARREST CELL. (1963) (32)
Synthesis and processing of Sindbis virus nonstructural proteins in vitro. (1982) (32)
Interferon induction by viruses. III. Vesicular stomatitis virus: interferon-inducing particle activity requires partial transcription of gene N. (1980) (31)
The use of x-irradiated HeLa cell giants to detect latent virus in mammalian cells. (1957) (30)
Interferon induction by viruses. IV. Sindbis virus: early passage defective-interfering particles induce interferon. (1980) (30)
Interferon induction by viruses. VII. Mengovirus: "interferon-sensitive" mutant phenotype attributed to interferon-inducing particle activity. (1981) (29)
Cell killing by viruses. V. Transcribing defective interfering particles of vesicular stomatitis virus function as cell-killing particles. (1977) (29)
Development of the interferon system. I. In chicken cells development in ovo continues on time in vitro (1990) (28)
Interferon induction by viruses: one molecule of dsRNA as the threshold for interferon induction. (1983) (28)
Nuclear Surface N-Acetyl Neuraminic Acid Terminating Receptors for Myxovirus Attachment (1965) (28)
Interferon induction by viruses. XIV. Development of interferon inducibility and its inhibition in chick embryo cells "aged" in vitro. (1985) (27)
Interferon induction by viruses. II. Sindbis virus: interferon induction requires one-quarter of the genome--genes G and A. (1979) (27)
Interferon modulation of Marek's disease virus genome expression in chicken cell lines. (1996) (26)
On the molecular specificity of steroid-enzyme combinations. The kinetics of β-hydroxysteroid dehydrogenase (1955) (25)
Clonogenic Assay of Type A Influenza Viruses Reveals Noninfectious Cell-Killing (Apoptosis-Inducing) Particles (2008) (25)
Symposium on the biology of cells modified by viruses or antigens. IV. Single-cell techniques in tracing virus-host interactions. (1959) (25)
Combined sequential treatment with interferon and dsRNA abrogates virus resistance to interferon action. (2001) (24)
Interferon induction by viruses. IX. Antagonistic activities of virus particles modulated interferon production. (1982) (24)
[17] Interferon induction: Dose-response curves (1986) (23)
Influenza virus subpopulations: exchange of lethal H5N1 virus NS for H1N1 virus NS triggers de novo generation of defective-interfering particles and enhances interferon-inducing particle efficiency. (2013) (22)
In Vitro Analysis of Virus Particle Subpopulations in Candidate Live-Attenuated Influenza Vaccines Distinguishes Effective from Ineffective Vaccines (2010) (22)
Interferon induction by viruses. Sindbis virus: defective-interfering particles temperature-sensitive for interferon induction. (1980) (22)
Interferon induction by viruses. XV. Biological characteristics of interferon induction-suppressing particles of vesicular stomatitis virus. (1987) (22)
Influenza virus interferon-inducing particle efficiency is reversed in avian and mammalian cells, and enhanced in cells co-infected with defective-interfering particles. (2012) (21)
Immune status assessment by abundance of IFN-alpha and IFN-gamma mRNA in chicken blood. (2001) (21)
DYNAMICS OF ACRIDINE ORANGE-CELL INTERACTION (1964) (20)
Cellular responses in chickens treated with IFN-alpha orally or inoculated with recombinant Marek's disease virus expressing IFN-alpha. (2001) (19)
Enzymatic Formation of 3α-Hydroxysteroids (1954) (18)
DYNAMICS OF ACRIDINE ORANGE-CELL INTERACTION (1963) (18)
Sindbis virus. I. Gene order of translation in vivo. (1980) (16)
Interferon induction by viruses. XXI. Vesicular stomatitis virus: interferon inducibility as a phylogenetic marker. (1992) (16)
THE INTERFERON SYSTEM AS A REGULATOR OF PERSISTENT INFECTION * (1980) (16)
Mechanism of Sindbis Virus-Induced Intrinsic Interference with Vesicular Stomatitis Virus Replication (1974) (16)
VIRAL POLYMERASE PROTEINS AS ANTIVIRAL AGENTS (INTRINSIC INTERFERENCE) * (1970) (16)
Mycoplasmas produce double‐stranded ribonuclease (1990) (15)
Super-Sentinel Chickens and Detection of Low-Pathogenicity Influenza Virus (2007) (14)
Interferon induction by viruses. XXII. Vesicular stomatitis virus-Indiana: M-protein and leader RNA do not regulate interferon induction in chicken embryo cells. (1993) (13)
Interferon induction by viruses. XX. Acid-labile interferon accounts for the antiviral effect induced by poly(rI).poly(rC) in primary chick embryo cells. (1990) (13)
Interferon induction: dose-response curves. (1986) (12)
Lethal H5N1 influenza viruses are not resistant to interferon action in human, simian, porcine or chicken cells (2012) (12)
Interferon induction by viruses. XII. Inhibition of protein synthesis renders aged chick embryo cells refractory to interferon induction. (1985) (11)
Cell surface‐associated ribonuclease activities (1979) (10)
Interferon induction by viruses. XVII. Non-temperature-sensitive mutations regulate interferon induction by vesicular stomatitis virus. (1989) (10)
Interferon induction by viruses. XVIII. Vesicular stomatitis virus-New Jersey: a single infectious particle can both induce and suppress interferon production. (1989) (10)
Interferon induction by viruses. XI. Early events in the induction process. (1984) (9)
In Vivo Assessment of NS1-Truncated Influenza Virus with a Novel SLSYSINWRH Motif as a Self-Adjuvanting Live Attenuated Vaccine (2015) (9)
Interferon Induction and/or Production and Its Suppression by Influenza A Viruses (2005) (9)
Control of viral RNA translation as the mechanism of interferon action. (1966) (7)
Interferon induction: regulation by both virus and cell. (1994) (6)
Rubella virus replication in the brains of suckling mice (1967) (6)
Influenza virus: a single noninfectious interferon induction-suppressing particle blocks expression of interferon-inducing particles. (2012) (5)
The interferon inducer moiety of viruses: a single molecule of dsRNA. (1981) (5)
Influenza virus subpopulations: interferon induction-suppressing particles require expression of NS1 and act globally in cells; UV irradiation of interferon-inducing particles blocks global shut-off and enhances interferon production. (2013) (5)
Dynamics of Biologically Active Subpopulations of Influenza Virus: Plaque-Forming, Noninfectious Cell-Killing, and Defective Interfering Particles (2009) (5)
A tribute to Dr. Theodore T. Puck (2006) (4)
Monitoring molecules of the plasma membrane: renewal of sialic acid-terminating receptors. (1968) (4)
William E. Stewart II. (2000) (4)
Intrinsic interference: A unique interference system used in assaying non-cytopathic viruses (2005) (4)
Chapter 4 A Novel Method for Cutting Giant Cells to Study Viral Synthesis in Anucleate Cytoplasm (1966) (3)
Time, travels, and travails with the interferon system. (2007) (3)
Interferon induction by viruses. XXV. Adenoviruses as inducers of interferon in developmentally aged primary chicken embryo cells. (2005) (3)
Personal travels and travails with the interferon system. (1987) (3)
The Genesis of “Feeder Cells”: Concept and Practice (2006) (3)
Intrinsic interference: non-interferon mediated viral interference. (1977) (2)
Enzymatic formation of 3 alpha-hydroxysteroids. (1954) (2)
Lipopolysaccharide: a potent inhibitor of viral-mediated type-I interferon induction. (2010) (1)
Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the discovery of interferon. (2007) (1)
ACTION OF X-RAYS (2003) (1)
The Journal Turns a New Page (2002) (1)
ACTION OF X-RAYS ON M A M M A L I A N CELLS (2003) (0)
Cell killing by viruses--single-cell survival procedure for detecting viral functions required for cell killing. (1977) (0)
310 Lipopolysaccharide: A potent inhibitor of interferon induction (2008) (0)
Interferon gene avian and recombinant DNA (1994) (0)
ORANGE-CELL INTERACTION II . Dye-Induced Ultrastructural Changes in Multivesieular Bodies ( Acridine Orange Particles ) (2003) (0)
Cell Killing Vesicular Stomatitis Virus: The Prototype Rhabdovirus (2018) (0)
Interferon Research Effects of Interferon on Cells, Viruses and the Immune System A. Geraldes (1977) (0)

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