Robin Weiss

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Robin Weiss is affiliated with the following schools: Institute of Cancer Research, Kanazawa University, University College London

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Robin Weiss

Biology

#1884

World Rank

#3052

Historical Rank

#886

USA Rank

Virology

#104

World Rank

#107

Historical Rank

#35

USA Rank

Molecular Biology

#439

World Rank

#448

Historical Rank

#146

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Robert Anthony "Robin" Weiss is a British molecular biologist, Professor of Viral Oncology at University College London and a member of the Nuffield Council on Bioethics. Research His research has focussed on retroviruses, initially as a means of understanding T-cell leukemia and other cancers, which may be caused by retroviruses. A break-through discovery in 1971 was that the retroviral genome in chickens follows the rules of Mendelian inheritance. Later his work moved on to HIV, also a retrovirus, and made several new important discoveries, most notably identifying CD4 on lymphocytes as the binding receptor for HIV.

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Robin Weiss's Published Works

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Infection of human cells by an endogenous retrovirus of pigs (1997) (1139)
A new classification for HIV-1 (1998) (899)
RNA tumor viruses (1982) (811)
Angiogenic and HIV-inhibitory functions of KSHV-encoded chemokines. (1997) (494)
Identification of transforming gene in two human sarcoma cell lines as a new member of the ras gene family located on chromosome 1 (1983) (409)
Cyclin encoded by KS herpesvirus (1996) (361)
Molecular biology of tumor viruses. RNA tumor viruses. (1982) (238)
Transgenic pigs and virus adaptation (1998) (179)
Regulation of Growth (1965) (108)
Infective transmission and characterisation of a C-type virus released by cultured human myeloid leukaemia cells (1975) (105)
A transforming gene present in human sarcoma cell lines (1982) (97)
HIV infection and neoplasia (1996) (88)
A virus in search of a disease (1988) (86)
HIV Receptors and the Pathogenesis of AIDS (1996) (68)
HIV infection: the cellular picture. (1988) (53)
HIV TESTING ON ALL PREGNANT WOMEN (1987) (52)
Duesberg, HIV and AIDS (1990) (34)
Foamy viruses bubble on (1996) (31)
Receptor molecule blocks HIV (1988) (30)
Human immunodeficiency virus infection and cancer (1998) (30)
Foamy retroviruses. A virus in search of a disease. (1988) (27)
A finger on the culprit (1995) (27)
Different subtypes of HIV-1 and cutaneous dendritic cells. (1997) (26)
Lack of HTLV-I antibodies in Africans (1986) (24)
Cancer, HIV and AIDS. (1991) (22)
Cancer surveys: cancer, HIV and AIDS. (1991) (21)
Defective viruses to blame? (1989) (20)
Virus receptors as permeases (1991) (19)
Cancer: Oncogenes and growth factors (1983) (18)
Acquired immune deficiency syndrome: Retroviruses linked with AIDS (1984) (16)
Kaposi's sarcoma. A finger on the culprit. (1995) (15)
Provenance of HIV strains (1991) (13)
AIDS and the spectrum of HTLV-III/LAV infection. (1986) (12)
Virology: Illicit viral DNA (1997) (11)
Retroviruses produced by hybridomas. (1982) (11)
Passive primate protection (1991) (10)
Molecular analysis of the oncogene (1976) (10)
The myc oncogene in man and birds (1982) (9)
AIDS and HIV infection : the wider perspective (1988) (9)
AIDS and HIV infection: new perspectives. (1988) (9)
Retroviruses linked with AIDS. (1984) (8)
Molecular virology reviews (1978) (8)
Tumour-inducing viruses. (2016) (8)
Overview: cancer, HIV and AIDS. (1991) (7)
Virological hazards in routine procedures (1975) (6)
Viruses associated with human leukaemia (1975) (6)
HIV and Kaposi's sarcoma in mice (1989) (6)
HIV INFECTION AND NEOPLASIA. AUTHORS' REPLY (1996) (5)
AIDS. Defective viruses to blame? (1989) (5)
Virology: Tissue-specific transformation by human T-cell leukaemia virus (1984) (5)
Evolution of HIV (2010) (5)
A new human herpesvirus. (1986) (4)
Immunotherapy for HIV Infection. (2014) (4)
Dorian Gray mice (1993) (4)
A virus associated with human adult T-cell leukaemia (1981) (4)
The virology of human immunodeficiency viruses. (1988) (4)
DNA in medicine. Oncogenes. (1984) (3)
Reverse transcription. Foamy viruses bubble on. (1996) (3)
CD26 antigen and HIV fusion? (1994) (3)
Emergence of epidemic diseases: zoonoses and other origins (2022) (3)
Oncoviruses and cell membrane antigens (1977) (3)
Microscopy of living cells. (1966) (3)
Infections and human cancer: Introduction (1998) (2)
ONCOGENES (1984) (2)
Novel HIV systems (1988) (2)
More putative human tumour viruses (1974) (2)
Virology: A new human herpesvirus (1986) (2)
Persistent infections without proviral DNA (1977) (2)
Human immunodeficiency viruses. (1990) (2)
Will therapy spread disease? (1991) (2)
Cell biology. Virus receptors as permeases. (1991) (1)
Virology: Human leukaemia virus mimics cellular antigens (1983) (1)
Darwin and disease (1994) (1)
Has the src gene product been found? (1977) (1)
ORIGIN OF HIV AND EMERGING PERSISTENT VIRUSES (2003) (1)
Human leukaemia virus mimics cellular antigens. (1983) (1)
Games that herpes viruses play (1991) (1)
Neuronal xenotransplantation in Parkinson's disease (1997) (1)
AIDS. Passive primate protection. (1991) (1)
Unexpected pro-viruses in chronic infection (1975) (1)
PATHOGENESIS AND AETIOLOGY OF KAPOSI SARCOMA (1994) (1)
Lentivirus tropism and pathogenesis. (1999) (1)
Infectious provirus synthesised in vitro (1977) (1)
Virion RNA can be used to study nuclear processing of messenger RNA (1978) (1)
Viruses reverse the genetic flow (2003) (1)
Perspectives on retroviral pathogenesis and vaccines. (1996) (1)
Look back to viral oncology (1984) (1)
Viruses and multiple sclerosis. (1995) (0)
HIV Infection and AIDS: Recommendations to the President-Elect (2019) (0)
A suitable treatment (1997) (0)
Small Sources of Great Affliction (1998) (0)
Response : Receptor-Mediated Activation of Immunodeficiency Viruses in Viral Fusion (1991) (0)
What have oncogenic viruses taught us (2006) (0)
AIDS : WITH THERAPY SPREAD DISEASES ? (1991) (0)
Vaccination against virus-induced tumours (1977) (0)
Virology: leukaemia virus receptor. (1989) (0)
Unsolved Puzzles of HIV Pathogenesis (1994) (0)
Leukaemia virus receptor (1989) (0)
AIDS 1989. Virology: overview. (1989) (0)
New testament on retroviruses (1998) (0)
Molecular virology comes of age (1976) (0)
More speculation on human evolution (1976) (0)
Genes, Viruses, and Cancer (1979) (0)
HIV infection and neoplasia (1996) (0)
Something for all families (1991) (0)
Virology Overview (1989) (0)
How RNA makes DNA. (1994) (0)
AIDS. Will therapy spread disease? (1991) (0)
Workings of HIV (1995) (0)
10 Human immunodeficiency viruses (1990) (0)
Virology symposia (1977) (0)
HIV antigens and their variability (1989) (0)
Developmental biology. Dorian gray mice. (1993) (0)
Influence of bromodeoxyuridine on viral and cellular gene expression (1978) (0)
EGF and viral transformation (1976) (0)
XENOGRAFTS AND VIRUSES (1999) (0)
The etiology of defense mechanisms (1961) (0)

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