Samuel G. Wildman

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Samuel G. Wildman

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According to Wikipedia, Samuel Goodnow Wildman was an American biologist. Wildman joined the University of California, Los Angeles, as a professor of biology in 1950 and retired in 1979. Professor Wildman is best known for his leading work over several decades on "Fraction I protein" although his record of publications spanned more than 60 years in total. In 1979, the American Society of Plant Physiologists awarded him with the Charles Barnes Life Membership Award, placing him in company with notables such as Erwin Bünning.

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Fraction I Protein (1970) (250)
Studies on fraction I protein. IV. Mode of inheritance of primary structure in relation to whether chloroplast or nuclear DNA contains the code for a chloroplast protein. (1972) (200)
Origin of Nicotiana tabacum L. detected by polypeptide composition of Fraction I protein (1974) (181)
Chloroplast DNA codes for the primary structure of the large subunit of fraction I protein. (1972) (177)
Crystalline Fraction I Protein: Preparation in Large Yield (1972) (170)
Chloroplasts and Mitochondria in Living Plant Cells: Cinephotomicrographic Studies (1962) (146)
Chloroplast DNA distribution in parasexual hybrids as shown by polypeptide composition of fraction I protein. (1977) (136)
Protein synthesis by cell-free extracts of tobacco leaves. 3. Comparison of the physical properties and protein synthesizing activities of 70 s chloroplast and 80 s cytoplasmic ribosomes. (1966) (116)
The proteins of green leaves; isolation, enzymatic properties and auxin content of spinach cytoplasmic proteins. (1947) (105)
Multiple peptide composition of the large and small subunits of Nicotiana tabacum fraction I protein ascertained by fingerprinting and electrofocusing. (1974) (103)
Chloroplast DNA from Tobacco Leaves (1966) (90)
Nuclear DNA codes for the photosystem II chlorophyll—protein of chloroplast membranes (1972) (87)
Fraction 1 Protein and the Origin of Polyploid Wheats (1975) (83)
The early events of infection with tobacco mosaic virus nucleic acid. (1957) (74)
Studies on fraction I protein. II. Comparison of physical, chemical, immunological and enzymatic properties between spinach and tobacco fraction I proteins. (1971) (71)
The proteins of green leaves. IV. A high molecular weight protein comprising a large part of the cytoplasmic proteins. (1952) (69)
The Proteins of Green Leaves. VI. Centrifugal Fractionation of Tobacco Leaf Homogenates and Some Properties of Isolated Chloroplasts. (1954) (67)
The enzymatic conversion of tryptophan to auxin by spinach leaves. (1947) (64)
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS BY CELL-FREE EXTRACTS FROM TOBACCO LEAVES. II. ASSOCIATION OF ACTIVITY WITH CHLOROPLAST RIBOSOMES. (1965) (63)
Polypeptide Composition of Fraction 1 Protein from Parasexual Hybrid Plants in the Genus Nicotiana (1975) (62)
Enzymatic mechanisms in the respiration of spinach leaves. (1946) (60)
Studies on fraction-I protein. I. Effect of crystallization of fraction-I protein from tobacco leaves on ribulose diphosphate carboxylase activity. (1971) (59)
Along the trail from Fraction I protein to Rubisco (ribulose bisphosphate carboxylase-oxygenase) (2004) (59)
Photosynthesis under osmotic stress Inhibition of photosynthesis of intact chloroplasts , protoplasts , and leaf slices at high osmotic potentials (59)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE CHEMICAL NATURE AND FORMATION OF AUXIN IN THE AVENA COLEOPTILE (1948) (59)
Function of chloroplast DNA. I. Hybridization studies involving nuclear and chloroplast DNA with RNA from cytoplasmic (80S) and chloroplast (70S) ribosomes. (1968) (58)
The proteins of green leaves. VII. Synthesis and decay of the cytoplasmic proteins during the life of the tobacco leaf. (1957) (58)
The inactivation of the infectious centers of tobacco mosaic virus by ultraviolet light. (1956) (54)
Effect of TMV multiplication on RNA and protein synthesis in tobacco chloroplasts. (1969) (54)
Sensitivity to Ultra-violet Light of Infectious Tobacco Mosaic Virus Nucleic Acid (1956) (53)
Aspects of fraction 1 protein evolution. (1979) (53)
A kinetic study of local lesion growth on Nicotiana glutinosa resulting from tobacco mosaic virus infection. (1957) (52)
OBSERVATIONS ON THE MECHANISM OF AUXIN FORMATION IN PLANT TISSUES. (1949) (51)
Reversible cold inactivation and heat reactivation of RuDP carboxylase activity of crystallized tobacco fraction I protein. (1971) (51)
Function of chloroplast DNA. II. Studies on DNA-dependent RNA polymerase activity of tobacco chloroplasts. (1969) (49)
The proteins of green leaves. V. A cytoplasmic nucleoprotein from spinach and tobacco leaves. (1953) (47)
Subunit polypeptide composition of fraction I protein from various plant species (1976) (46)
A differential ability of strains of tobacco mosaic virus to bind host-cell nucleoprotein. (1954) (45)
A model of the subunit structure of fraction I protein. (1970) (44)
"Free" and membrane-bound ribosomes, and nature of products formed by isolated tobacco chloroplasts incubated for protein synthesis. (1970) (44)
Evolutin of fraction I protein in relation to origin of amphidiploid Brassica species and other members of the Cruciferae (1978) (43)
PROTEIN SYNTHESIS BY CELL-FREE EXTRACTS FROM TOBACCO LEAVES. I. AMINO ACID INCORPORATING ACTIVITY OF CHLOROPLASTS IN RELATION TO THEIR STRUCTURE. (1965) (42)
Studies on fraction-I protein. 3. Comparison of the primary structure of the large and small subunits obtained from five species of Nicotiana. (1971) (42)
DNA polymerase in isolated tobacco chloroplasts and nature of the polymerized product. (1967) (41)
The proteins of green leaves: evidence of the formation of tobacco mosaic virus protein at the expense of a main protein component in tobacco leaf cytoplasm. (1949) (41)
Simple procedure for isolation of satellite DNA's from tobacco leaves in high yield and demonstration of minicircles. (1972) (40)
Polypeptide chains of the large and small subunits of fraction I protein from tobacco. (1978) (40)
Evidence that nuclear genes code for several chloroplast ribosomal proteins. (1973) (39)
On the nature of the polymorphism of the small subunit of ribulose-1,5-diphosphate carboxylase in the amphidiploid Nicotiana tabacum (1976) (39)
Proteins of green leaves. VIII. The distribution of fraction I Protein in the plant kingdom as detected by precipitin and ultracentrifugal analyses. (1958) (36)
PROPERTIES OF A RIBONUCLEIC ACID SYNTHESIZING SYSTEM IN CELL-FREE EXTRACTS OF TOBACCO LEAVES. (1964) (35)
Interpretations on chloroplast reproduction derived from correlations between cells and chloroplasts (1971) (33)
INDUCTION OF :MITOSIS BY SUCROSE IN EXCISED AND ATTACHED DORMANT BUDS OF SUNFLOWER (HELIANTHUS ANNUUS L.) (1964) (28)
Kinetic analysis of fraction I protein biosynthesis in young protoplasts of tobacco leaves. (1977) (28)
A specific immunoabsorbent for the isolation of fraction I protein (1976) (27)
Photosynthesis under osmotic stress (1981) (26)
Functional Chloroplast Polyribosomes from Tobacco Leaves (1967) (26)
PROTEINS OF GREEN LEAVES. IX. ENZYMATIC PROPERTIES OF FRACTION-I PROTEIN ISOLATED BY A SPECIFIC ANTIBODY. (1964) (26)
Identification of proplastids by fluorescence microscopy and their isolation and purification. (1962) (25)
THE CONVERSION OF TRYPTOPHANE TO A PLANT GROWTH SUBSTANCE BY CONDITIONS OF MILD ALKALINITY (1943) (25)
The detection and isolation of naturally occurring strains of tobacco mosaic virus by electrophoresis. (1951) (24)
Chapter I – The Process of Infection and Virus Synthesis with Tobacco Mosaic Virus and Other Plant Viruses (1959) (24)
Specific effect of ribulose-1,5-diphosphate on the solubility of tobacco Fraction I protein. (1971) (23)
Intracellular site of assembly of TMV-RNA and protein. (1967) (22)
Role of mitochondria in the origin of chloroplast starch grains: description of the phenomenon. (1974) (21)
Characteristic Movements of Organelles in Streaming Cytoplasm of Plant Cells (1964) (21)
Biological Evaluation of Crystalline Fraction I Protein from Tobacco (1978) (19)
Synthesis of infectious tobacco mosaic virus RNA by cell free extracts obtained from TMV infected tobacco leaves. (1962) (19)
Phenotypic Markers for Chloroplast DNA Genes in Higher Plants and Their Use in Biochemical Genetics (1977) (18)
Light Microscopic Analysis of the Three-Dimensional Structure of Higher Plant Chloroplasts. Position of Starch Grains and Probable Spiral Arrangement of Stroma Lamellae and Grana (1980) (18)
Kinetics of cold inactivation and heat reactivation of the ribulose diphosphate carboxylase activity of crystalline Fraction I proteins isolated from different species and hybrids of Nicotiana (1974) (17)
The auxin-A, B enigma: scientific fraud or scientific ineptitude? (1997) (17)
A SEMI-MICRO METHOD FOR THE DETERMINATION OF REDUCING SUGARS. (1940) (17)
Nuclear DNA codes for Nicotiana ferredoxin. (1975) (17)
Evidence that the amount of chloroplast DNA exceeds that of nuclear DNA in mature leaves (1978) (17)
The specific activity of tobacco mosaic virus as a function of age of infection. (1958) (17)
Information content in the chloroplast DNA. (1970) (17)
Chloroplasts in Living Cells and the String-of-Grana Concept of Chloroplast Structure Revisited (2004) (16)
The specific infectivity of tobacco mosaic virus (1963) (15)
CYTOLOGICAL AND CYTOCHEMICAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE EARLY STAGE OF INFECTION OF TOMATO HAIR CELLS BY TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS (1963) (15)
Studies on a conformational change of tobacco ribulose diphosphate carboxylase induced by D-ribulose-1,5-diphosphate. (1974) (15)
A micro electrofocusing method for determining the large and small subunit polypeptide composition of fraction 1 proteins (1979) (15)
Studies on the mode of attachment of tobacco mosaic virus. (1963) (14)
Solubility and Color Characteristics of Leaf Proteins Prepared in Air or Nitrogen. (1956) (14)
Fraction I protein and other products from tobacco for food. (1978) (14)
Identification of a mutation in chloroplast DNA correlated with formation of defective chloroplasts in a variegated mutant of Nicotiana tabacum (1973) (14)
Maternal inheritance, cytology and macromolecular composition of defective chloroplasts in a variegated mutant of Nicotiana tabacum (1973) (13)
Leaf proteins. (1968) (13)
A comparative study of antibody inactivation of tobacco mosaic virus. (1957) (13)
Identification of several chloroplast DNA genes which code for the large subunit of Nicotiana Fraction I proteins (1974) (12)
Some Aspects of the Structure and Behavior of Tobacco Mosaic Virus (1960) (12)
Discovery of Rubisco (1998) (12)
Change in the solubility of crystalline Fraction I proteins correlated with change in the composition of the small subunit (1974) (12)
Similarity in symptoms produced in tobacco plants by actinomycin D and TMV. (1967) (12)
A COMPARISON OF THE PROPERTIES OF RNA-SYNTHESIZING SYSTEMS IN CELL-FREE EXTRACTS OF HEALTHY AND TMV-INFECTED TOBACCO LEAVES. (1964) (11)
Polypeptide composition of fraction I protein as an aid in the study of plant evolution : (chloroplast DNA, age of genera and species, origin of genomes, composition of proteins as affected by amphiploidy) (1977) (10)
GENETICS AND BIOGENESIS OF CHLOROPLASTS AND MITOCHONDRIA (2012) (10)
Polypeptide composition of fraction I protein from Nicotiana glauca and from cultivars of Nicotiana tabacum, including a male sterile line (1975) (10)
Swelling of spinach chloroplasts induced by HCHO and KMnO4, an effect partially hidden by the wide size range of chloroplasts (1968) (10)
Specific inhibition of TMV-RNA synthesis by blasticidin S. (1968) (10)
A preliminary study of the high-molecular-weight components of normal and virus-infected Escherichia coli. (1952) (10)
Preservation of 23-S chloroplast RNA as a single chain of nucleotides. (1973) (10)
Genetic behavior of information coding for the small subunit polypeptides of Lycopersicon fraction 1 protein (1979) (9)
The evolution of fraction I protein during the origin of a new species ofNicotiana (1975) (9)
Difference in thermal-inactivation kinetics of two strains of tobacco mosaic virus. (1963) (8)
Differentiation of Fraction 1 protein in relation to age and distribution of Angiosperm groups (1981) (8)
The Proteins of Green Leaves (2003) (8)
Evolution of fraction 1 protein in the genus Lycopersicon (1979) (7)
Time of appearance and size of local lesions produced by two strains of Tobacco mosaic virus. (1960) (7)
Polypeptide Composition of Rubisco as an Aid in Studies of Plant Phylogeny (1983) (7)
Tissue-bound, acid-labile phosphorus in tobacco leaves, oat coleoptiles, and rat liver. (1949) (6)
Location of DNAs Coding for Various Kinds of Chloroplast Proteins (1973) (6)
Rates of rod accumulation and viral RNA synthesis during early and late stages of tobacco mosaic virus infection in young, expanding tobacco leaves. (1975) (5)
Experimental tests of TMV replication model. Attempts to identify molecular precursors of TMV-RNA and determine the time required to synthesize a TMV-RNA molecule. (1975) (5)
ISOLATION OF AN ACTIVE SUBSTANCE FROM CALONYCTION ACULEATUM CAPABLE OF COAGULATING CASTILLA LATEX. (1943) (5)
Evidence that genetic information for chloroplast coupling factor I is shared by nuclear and chloroplast DNA. (1978) (5)
SYNTHESIS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS INFECTIVITY BY CELL-FREE EXTRACTS. (1963) (5)
Interference Experiments relating to whether Tobacco Mosaic Virus and Cucumber Viruses 3 and 4 are Strains of the same Virus (1963) (5)
Lack of direct effect of light on synthesis or specific enzymatic activity of fraction I protein of tobacco leaves (1974) (5)
Inactivation of Naturally Occurring Variants of Tobacco Mosaic Virus with Nitrous Acid (1962) (4)
Changes in behaviour of tobacco mosaic virus resulting from dethreonization. (1962) (4)
Polyploid Wheats and Fraction 1 Protein (1976) (3)
Chloroplast DNA codes for the ribulose diphosphate carboxylase catalytic site on fraction I proteins of Nicotiana species (1973) (3)
Evolutionary divergence in the two kinds of subunits of ribulose diphosphate carboxylase isolated from different species ofNicotiana (2005) (2)
INACTIVATION OF DUPONOL-TREATED TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS WITH RABBIT ANTISERUM. (1964) (2)
The proteins of green leaves; purine, pentose, total phosphorus and acid-labile phosphorus of the cytoplasmic proteins of spinach leaves. (1949) (2)
The Use of Electrically Conducting Glass for Counting Lesions. (1954) (2)
Nontranslation of foreign genetic information for fraction 1 protein under circumstances favorable for direct transfer ofNicotiana gossei isolated chloroplasts intoN. Tabacum protoplasts (1979) (1)
Pathogens: Viruses in Plant Hosts . Form, Distribution, and Pathologic Effects. Katherine Esau. University of Wisconsin Press, Madison, 1968. xii + 228 pp., illus. $10. The 1968 John Charles Walker Lectures. (1969) (1)
Preliminary studies of the influence of night temperature on the protoplasmic constituents of tobacco leaves. (1950) (1)
Along the trail from Fraction I protein to Rubisco ( r ib u lose bis phosphate (2002) (0)
Inheritance behavior of information coding for small subunit polypeptides of fraction 1 protein (1980) (0)
Response : Polyploid Wheats and Fraction 1 Protein (1976) (0)
The Electrophoretic Detection of Plant Virus Proteins (1950) (0)
A COMPARATIVE PROTEIN AND NUCLEIC ACID ANALYSIS OF STRAINS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS (1955) (0)
PLANTS : THE POTENTIALS FOR EXTRACTlNG PROTEIN , MEDIClNES , AND OTHER USEFUL CHEMICALS ( A Review of the OTA Workshop Papers ) (1996) (0)
Pathogens. (Book Reviews: Viruses in Plant Hosts. Form, Distribution, and Pathologic Effects) (1969) (0)
A LIGHT-TIGHT BOX FOR MAKING SHADOWGRAPHS OF AVENA SEEDLINGS FOR GROWTH HORMONE DETERMINATIONS. (1943) (0)
Tobacco Revisited: A Food from Tobacco Fraction 1 Protein Plus a Safer Smoking Material (1983) (0)
NATURAL OF A DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID RESEMBLING THE DEOXYADENYLA TE-DEOXYTHYMID YLA TE POL YMER* (2003) (0)

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