Robert Weisberg

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Robert Weisberg is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Yale University, City College of New York, University of Arizona, Stanford University, University of Pittsburgh, University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University

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According to Wikipedia, Robert I. Weisberg is an American lawyer. He is an Edwin E. Huddleson, Jr. Professor of Law at Stanford Law School, and an expert on criminal law and criminal procedure, as well as a leading scholar in the law and literature movement.

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Prophage lambda at unusual chromosomal locations. I. Location of the secondary attachment sites and the properties of the lysogens. (1972) (387)
T4 endonuclease VII cleaves holliday structures (1982) (239)
Overproduction of Escherichia coli integration host factor, a protein with nonidentical subunits (1987) (179)
Site-specific Recombination in Phage Lambda (1983) (154)
Growth phase variation of integration host factor level in Escherichia coli (1994) (145)
Prophage lambda at unusual chromosomal locations. II. Mutations induced by bacteriophage lambda in Escherichia coli K12. (1973) (145)
Primary structure of the hip gene of Escherichia coli and of its product, the beta subunit of integration host factor. (1985) (134)
Packaging of coliphage lambda DNA. II. The role of the gene D protein. (1977) (115)
Site-specific Recombination of Bacteriophage λ: The Role of Host Gene Products (1979) (109)
Role for DNA homology in site-specific recombination. The isolation and characterization of a site affinity mutant of coliphage lambda. (1983) (99)
The red plaque test: a rapid method for identification of excision defective variants of bacteriophage lambda. (1976) (97)
Gene 3 endonuclease of bacteriophage T7 resolves conformationally branched structures in double-stranded DNA. (1987) (94)
Structure and function of the phage lambda att site: size, int-binding sites, and location of the crossover point. (1981) (87)
Processive Antitermination (1999) (84)
Identifying determinants of recombination specificity: construction and characterization of mutant bacteriophage integrases. (1995) (81)
A genetic analysis of the att-int-xis region of coliphage lambda. (1977) (79)
Enzymes and sites of genetic recombination: studies with gene-3 endonuclease of phage T7 and with site-affinity mutants of phage lambda. (1984) (79)
Packaging of prophage and host DNA by coliphage λ (1975) (71)
Illegitimate recombination in bacteria and bacteriophage. (1977) (71)
Determinants of site-specific recombination in the lambdoid coliphage HK022. An evolutionary change in specificity. (1989) (70)
Structure and function of the nun gene and the immunity region of the lambdoid phage HK022. (1989) (68)
The remarkable specificity of a new transcription termination factor suggests that the mechanisms of termination and antitermination are similar (1987) (67)
Lambda integrase cleaves DNA in cis. (1994) (66)
Safer derivatives of bacteriophage λgt.λC for use in cloning of recombinant DNA molecules (1976) (64)
Transcripts That Increase the Processivity and Elongation Rate of RNA Polymerase (1996) (63)
Dual function of the λ prophage repressor (1967) (63)
Literary Criticisms of Law (2000) (60)
Catenation and supercoiling in the products of bacteriophage λ integrative recombination in vitro (1980) (60)
Family values in the age of genomics: comparative analyses of temperate bacteriophage HK022. (1999) (60)
Little Lambda, Who Made Thee? (2004) (55)
Prophage lambda at unusual chromosomal locations. III. The components of the secondary attachment sites. (1975) (54)
Packaging of coliphage lambda DNA. I. The role of the cohesive end site and the gene A protein. (1977) (51)
An Escherichia coli mutant unable to support site-specific recombination of bacteriophage lambda. (1985) (49)
Strand exchange in lambda integrative recombination: genetics, biochemistry, and models. (1981) (49)
A zinc-binding region in the beta' subunit of RNA polymerase is involved in antitermination of early transcription of phage HK022. (1995) (48)
Lambda nutR mutations convert HK022 Nun protein from a transcription termination factor to a suppressor of termination. (1990) (45)
Specificity determinants in the attachment sites of bacteriophages HK022 and lambda (1990) (42)
Chapter 6 Prophage Insertion and Excision (1971) (41)
The Stability of Int and Xis Functions (1971) (39)
A simple method for making new transducing lines of coliphage λ (2004) (38)
Modification of the properties of elongating RNA polymerase by persistent association with nascent antiterminator RNA. (2001) (37)
Identifying determinants of recombination specificity: construction and characterization of chimeric bacteriophage integrases. (1995) (37)
The integration and excision defect of bacteriophage λdg (1969) (37)
Altered arrangement of the DNA in injection-defective lambda bacteriophage. (1978) (35)
Antitermination of early transcription in phage HK022. Absence of a phage-encoded antitermination factor. (1993) (35)
The dangers of Pyrrhic victories against mass incarceration (2010) (34)
Recognition of core binding sites by bacteriophage integrases. (1998) (33)
Decryptification of RNA polymerase in whole cells of Escherichia coli. (1967) (32)
Nomenclature of the genes encoding IHF (1996) (31)
A conserved zinc binding domain in the largest subunit of DNA-dependent RNA polymerase modulates intrinsic transcription termination and antitermination but does not stabilize the elongation complex. (2004) (31)
The Law-Literature Enterprise (1989) (31)
Xis and Fis proteins prevent site-specific DNA inversion in lysogens of phage HK022 (1993) (29)
The antiterminator RNA of phage HK022. (1997) (29)
Transcription by moonlight: structural basis of an extraribosomal activity of ribosomal protein S10. (2008) (28)
Site-specific recombination of bacteriophage lambda: the role of host gene products. (1979) (27)
DNA sequence of the control region of phage D108: the N-terminal amino acid sequences of repressor and transposase are similar both in phage D108 and in its relative, phage Mu. (1986) (26)
Use of a gene encoding a suppressor tRNA as a reporter of transcription: analyzing the action of the Nun protein of bacteriophage HK022. (1993) (26)
Commercial Morality, the Merchant Character, and the History of the Voidable Preference (1986) (25)
Inhibition of a transcriptional pause by RNA anchoring to RNA polymerase. (2008) (25)
A simple technique for the isolation of deletion mutants of phage lambda. (1979) (24)
The role of λ integrase in integration and excision (1979) (24)
Death Penalty Meets Social Science: Deterrence and Jury Behavior Under New Scrutiny (2005) (23)
Strand exchange in site-specific recombination. (1979) (23)
Sequence‐specific interaction of nascent antiterminator RNA with the zinc‐finger motif of Escherichia coli RNA polymerase (2002) (23)
Rules, Standards, and the Battle of the Forms: A Reassessment of §2-207 (1982) (23)
Mutations of the phage lambda nutL region that prevent the action of Nun, a site-specific transcription termination factor (1992) (21)
Isolation of the gal repressor. (1971) (21)
Physical mapping of coliphage λatt2 (1976) (20)
The early promoters of bacteriophage HK022: contrasts and similarities to other lambdoid phages (1991) (19)
Norms and Criminal Law and the Norms of Criminal Law Scholarship (2003) (18)
Bacteriophage λ: The Lysogenic Pathway (1977) (18)
Criminal Law: Cases and Materials (1986) (18)
Mutations of the phage lambda attachment site alter the directionality of resolution of Holliday structures. (1989) (18)
A segment of the phage HK022 chromosome is a mosaic of other lambdoid chromosomes. (1994) (16)
The nu1 gene of coliphage λ (1979) (14)
Role of Secondary Attachment Sites in Changing the Specificity of Site-Specific Recombination (2006) (14)
Analysis of insertion into secondary attachment sites by phage lambda and by int mutants with altered recombination specificity. (2003) (13)
Requirements for curing of λ lysogens (1970) (13)
Using a lac repressor roadblock to analyze the E. coli transcription elongation complex. (2003) (13)
The isolation of restriction fragments containing the primary and secondary (ga/T) bacterial att sites of phage λ (1977) (12)
The effect of attachment site mutations on strand exchange in bacteriophage lambda site-specific recombination. (1989) (12)
Protection of antiterminator RNA by the transcript elongation complex (2007) (12)
Deregulating Death (1983) (12)
Recombination in Bacteriophage Lambda I. Exchange of DNA Promoted by Phage and Bacterial Recombination Mechanisms (1971) (11)
Cultural Criticism of Law (1997) (11)
Restorative Justice and the Dangers of Community (2003) (11)
Suppression of Factor-Dependent TranscriptionTermination by AntiterminatorRNA (2003) (11)
Transduction of recB- Hosts is Promoted by λ red + Function (1974) (10)
Constitutive Expression of a Transcription Termination Factor by a Repressed Prophage: Promoters for Transcribing the Phage HK022 nun Gene (2000) (10)
Termination and antitermination of transcription in temperate bacteriophages (1995) (10)
A Genetic Switch: Phage Lambda Revisited.Third Edition.ByMark Ptashne.Cold Spring Harbor (New York): Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press. $39.00 (paper). xiv + 154 p; ill.; index. ISBN: 0–87969–716–4. 2004. (2004) (10)
Corrupting the Harm Requirement in White Collar Crime (2008) (9)
In Mitigation of the Penalty of Death: Lockett v. Ohio and the Capital Defendant's Right to Consideration of Mitigating Circumstances (1981) (9)
How Sentencing Commissions Turned out to Be a Good Idea (2007) (9)
The secondary attachment site for bacteriophage λ in the proAB gene of Escherichia coli (1980) (9)
Dual function of the lambda prophage repressor. (1967) (9)
THE MORPHOLOGY AND TRANSPLANTABILITY OF MOUSE EMBRYO CELLS TRANSFORMED IN VITRO BY POLYOMA VIRUS. (1964) (8)
VIRUS MULTIPLICATION AND CELL KILLING IN POLYOMA-INFECTED MOUSE EMBRYO CULTURES. (1963) (8)
The New Normal? Prosecutorial Charging in California after Public Safety Realignment (2014) (8)
The Calabresian Judicial Artist: Statutes and the New Legal Process (1983) (7)
On the role of the bacteriophage λ int gene product in site specific recombination (1977) (7)
California's De Facto Sentencing Commissions (2011) (6)
The role of lambda integrase in integration and excision. (1979) (6)
The Sentencing Commission Model, 1970s to Present (2012) (6)
Catenation and supercoiling in the products of bacteriophage lambda integrative recombination in vitro. (1980) (6)
Reality-Challenged Philosophies of Punishment (2012) (5)
Take your vitamins with a pinch of RNA. (2002) (5)
E. coli mutants produced by the insertion of bacteriophage lambda DNA. (1973) (5)
The Wild West of Sentencing Reform: Lessons from California (2019) (5)
Empirical Criminal Law Scholarship and the Shift to Institutions (2013) (5)
DELAYED APPEARANCE OF TRANSFORMED CELLS IN POLYOMA VIRUS-INFECTED MOUSE EMBRYO CULTURES. (1963) (4)
A Great Writ while It Lasted (1990) (4)
An integration-proficient int mutant of bacteriophage lambda. (1984) (4)
Transcriptional Regulation in Bacteriophage (2008) (4)
Some Ways to Think about Law Reviews (1995) (4)
Criminal Law Stories (2012) (4)
Book Review:A Genetic Switch: Phage $lambda$ and Higher Organisms. Mark Ptashne (1994) (3)
Barrock Lecture: Reality-Challenged Philosophies of Punishment (2012) (3)
The Unlucky Psychopath as Death Penalty Prototype (2011) (3)
IN BACTERIA AND BACTERIOPHAGE (1977) (3)
Bacteriophage lambda int protein may recognize structural features of the attachment sites. (1986) (3)
MEETING CONSUMER DEMAND IN MODERN CRIMINOLOGY (2005) (3)
Pay-to-Stay in California Jails and the Value of Systemic Self-Embarassment (2007) (3)
Can We Shrink the Prisons Without Growing Crime (2016) (3)
The integration and excision defect of bacteriophage lambda-dg. (1969) (3)
An integration-proficient int mutant of bacteriophage λ (2004) (3)
The secondary attachment site for bacteriophage lambda in the proA/B gene of Escherichia coli. (1980) (3)
Excerpts from "The Future of American Sentencing: A National Roundtable on Blakely" (2005) (3)
The Values of Interdisciplinarity in Homicide Law Reform (2009) (2)
Values, Violence, and the Second Amendment: American Character, Constitutionalism, and Crime (2002) (2)
Apology, Legislation, and Mercy (2004) (2)
The Not-so-Golden State of Sentencing and Corrections: California's Lessons for the Nation (2010) (2)
Capital Punishment of Unintentional Felony Murder (2017) (2)
Overproduction ofEscherichia coli Integration HostFactor, a Protein withNonidentical Subunits (1987) (2)
Kennedy and the Prisons—Moral Exhortation andTechnical Fastidiousness (2013) (1)
Requirements for curing of lambda lysogens. (1970) (1)
The nu1 gene of coliphage lambda. (1979) (1)
Law Liberty and Cultural Unity: Between Celebration and Lament (2011) (1)
CHAPTER THREE. Narrative Criticism of Law (2000) (1)
Criminal Procedure Doctrine: Some Versions of the Skeptical (1985) (1)
The isolation of restriction fragments containing the primary and secondary (galT) bacterial att sites of phage lambda. (1977) (1)
CHAPTER SIX .Cultural Criticism of Law (2000) (1)
I'm in the Mood for Law (2000) (1)
Criminal Justice Information Sharing: A Legal Primer for Criminal Practitioners in California (2010) (1)
Review essay / victims’ rights in criminal trials (1995) (1)
Unusual: The Death Penalty for Inadvertent Killing (2018) (1)
Physical mapping of coliphage lambda att2. (1976) (1)
Guest Editor's Observations: Guideline Sentencing, Traditional Defenses, and the Evolution of Substantive Criminal Law Doctrine (1995) (1)
Justice Information Sharing: A Legal Primer for Criminal Justice Practitioners in California (2010) (1)
What Is Criminal Law About (2016) (1)
On the role of the bacteriophage lambda int gene product in site specific recombination. (1977) (1)
Civic Oratory in "Lawyerland" (2001) (1)
1999 XIII International Biophysics Congress 19-24 September 1999 New Delhi Abstracts Suppl (2016) (0)
Defendant v. Witness: Measuring Confrontation and Compulsory Process Rights against Statutory Communications Privileges (1978) (0)
CHAPTER TWO. Hermeneutic Criticism of Law (2000) (0)
Fraud and the Bankruptcy Code (2015) (0)
IVHS, Legal Privacy, and the Legacy of Dr. Faustus (1995) (0)
Sentencing Enhancements and Incarceration: San Francisco, 2005-2017 (2019) (0)
Did Legal Realism Engage the Real World of Criminal Law (2009) (0)
Criminal Law: Teacher's Manual (2017) (0)
Transducing Viruses and Viral Integration: Techniques for Genetic Modification (1977) (0)
Taking Law Seriously (1995) (0)
CHAPTER FOUR. Rhetorical Criticism of Law (2000) (0)
What Has Modern Literary Theory to Offer Law ? ( reviewing (2017) (0)
Who Defends Capital Defendants (1995) (0)
The Impropriety of Plea Agreements: An “Anthropological” View (1994) (0)
A Canon of the Criminal Law (2000) (0)
The Utilitarian and Deontological Entanglement of Debating Guns, Crime, and Punishment in America (reviewing Guns, Crime, and Punishment in America by Bernard E. Harcourt) (2004) (0)
Coughlin's Suspicion (2001) (0)
PRISONS, CRIMINAL JUSTICE AND INSTITUTIONAL REFORM PANEL (2010) (0)
Beyond Litigation: A Promising Alternative to Resolving Disputes Over Conditions of Confinement in American Prisons and Jails (2014) (0)
Criminal law : keyed to courses using : Kaplan, Weisberg, and Binder's Criminal law : cases and materials, seventh edition (2012) (0)
Studies on mouse embryo cultures infected with polyoma virus (1963) (0)
CHAPTER FIVE. Deconstructive Criticism of Law (2000) (0)
weisberg reality-challenged Philosophies of Punishment this past fall (0)
INTRODUCTION: Law as Literature (2000) (0)
The Story of Rizzo: The Shifting Landscape of Attempt Law (2012) (0)
Use of a gene encoding a suppressor tRNA as a reporter of transcription : Analyzing the action of the Nun protein of bacteriophage HK 022 ( transcription termination / RNA processing / reporter genes ) (2005) (0)
Nucleic Acids Research (2015) (0)
Secondary school report (1953) (0)
Strand exchange in site-specific recombination (phage X/Holliday model) (0)
Comment: Crime, Violence, and Public Mythology (2018) (0)
Introduction: Recent developments in bacteriophage virology (1995) (0)
Safer derivatives of bacteriophage lambdagt-lambdaC for use in cloning of recombinant DNA molecules. (1976) (0)
Death Penalty Appeals in California (1988) (0)
Cultural Criticisms of Law (1997) (0)
Response: What is Criminal Law About? (2015) (0)
Foreword: A New Agenda for Criminal Procedure (1999) (0)
CHAPTER ONE. Interpretive Crises in American Legal Thought (2000) (0)

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