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Masters Medicine University of Warsaw
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According to Wikipedia, Wacław Szybalski was a Polish-American medical researcher, geneticist and professor of oncology at the McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research, University of Wisconsin–Madison Medical School. Early life Wacław Szybalski was born in September 1921 in Lwów, Poland, into a Polish intelligentsia family. His father Stefan was an engineer, and his mother, Michalina née Rakowska, was a Doctor of Chemistry. The Szybalski family maintained close friendships with numerous leading representatives of the Polish intelligentsia in Lwów, including Professor Jan Czekanowski, the father of Polish anthropology, and the bacteriologist, Professor Rudolf Stefan Weigl.

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A nomenclature for restriction enzymes, DNA methyltransferases, homing endonucleases and their genes. (2003) (701)
GENETICS OF HUMAN CELL LINES III. INCORPORATION OF 5-BROMO- AND 5-IODODEOXYHRIDINE INTO THE DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID OF HUMAN CELLS AND ITS EFFECT ON RADIATION SENSITIVITY (1960) (623)
Mitomycins and Porfiromycin: Chemical Mechanism of Activation and Cross-linking of DNA (1964) (560)
A MOLECULAR MECHANISM OF MITOMYCIN ACTION: LINKING OF COMPLEMENTARY DNA STRANDS. (1963) (546)
Genetics of human cess line. IV. DNA-mediated heritable transformation of a biochemical trait. (1962) (451)
Genetic studies on microbial cross resistance to toxic agents. I. Cross resistance of Escherichia coli to fifteen antibiotics. (1954) (285)
Physicochemical properties of complexes between deoxyribonucleic acid and antibiotics which affect ribonucleic acid synthesis (actinomycin, daunomycin, cinerubin, nogalamycin, chormomycin, mithramycin, and olivomycin). (1966) (277)
A comprehensive molecular map of bacteriophage lambda. (1979) (261)
[124] Use of cesium sulfate for equilibrium density gradient centrifugation☆ (1968) (240)
Class-IIS restriction enzymes--a review. (1991) (225)
GENETIC STUDIES ON MICROBIAL CROSS RESISTANCE TO TOXIC AGENTS I. , (1952) (202)
Conditionally amplifiable BACs: switching from single-copy to high-copy vectors and genomic clones. (2002) (190)
Coliphage lambdanutL-: a unique class of mutants defective in the site of gene N product utilization for antitermination of leftward transcription. (1978) (184)
Electron Micrographic Mapping of Deletions, Insertions, Inversions, and Homologies in the DNAs of Coliphages Lambda and Phi 80 (1971) (180)
Totally asymmetric transcription of coliphage T7 in vivo: correlation with poly G binding sites. (1968) (175)
SPECIAL MICROBIOLOGICAL SYSTEMS. II. OBSERVATIONS ON CHEMICAL MUTAGENESIS IN MICROORGANISMS * (1958) (166)
Fractionation of the complementary strands of coliphage T4 DNA based on the asymmetric distribution of the poly U and poly U,G binding sites. (1967) (164)
CROSSLINKING OF DNA BY ENZYMATICALLY OR CHEMICALLY ACTIVATED MITOMYCINS AND PORFIROMYCINS, BIFUNCTIONALLY "ALKYLATING" ANTIBIOTICS. (1964) (157)
Nomenclature of transposable elements in prokaryotes. (1979) (155)
X-ray sensitization by halopyrimidines. (1974) (152)
Control of short leftward transcripts from the immunity and ori regions in induced coliphage lambda (1973) (139)
The Cs2SO4 equilibrium density gradient and its application for the study of T-even phage DNA: Glucosylation and replication (1964) (138)
Pyrimidine clusters on the transcribing strand of DNA and their possible role in the initiation of RNA synthesis. (1966) (138)
Chapter 3 Physical and Chemical Characteristics of Lambda DNA (1971) (134)
Asymmetric distribution of the transcribing regions on the complementary strands of coliphage lambda DNA. (1967) (134)
Mutations and decreases in density of transforming DNA produced by derivatives of the carcinogens 2-acetyl-aminofluorene and N-methyl-4-aminoazobenzene. (1968) (129)
Microbial selection. (1952) (128)
MOLECULAR RADIOBIOLOGY OF HUMAN CELL LINES. V. COMPARATIVE RADIOSENSITIZING PROPERTIES OF 5-HALODEOXYCYTIDINES AND 5-HALODEOXYURIDINES. (1963) (121)
Patterns of interaction between polyribonucleotides and individual DNA strands derived from several vertebrates, bacteria and bacteriophages. (1966) (119)
Dispersive transfer of the parental DNA molecule to the progeny of phage phiX-174. (1959) (116)
Deletions and insertions in the immunity region of coliphage lambda: revised measurement of the promoter-startpoint distance. (1974) (111)
Molecular radiobiology of human cell lines. I. Comparative sensitivity to x-rays and ultraviolet light of cells containing halogen-substituted DNA. (1961) (101)
[29] Multistep DNA-RNA hybridization techniques☆ (1971) (101)
Patterns of convergent and overlapping transcription within the b2 region of coliphage lambda. (1969) (96)
[30] Analytical and preparative separation of the complementary DNA strands (1971) (92)
Molecular Radiobiology of Human Cell Lines: III. Radiation-sensitizing Properties of 5-Iododeoxyuridine (1963) (91)
A family of removable cassettes designed to obtain antibiotic-resistance-free genomic modifications of Escherichia coli and other bacteria. (2000) (89)
Genetic Studies on Microbial Cross Resistance to Toxic Agents (1954) (88)
Universal restriction endonucleases: designing novel cleavage specificities by combining adapter oligodeoxynucleotide and enzyme moieties. (1985) (87)
Transcriptional Units and Their Controls in Escherichia coli Phage λ: Operons and Scriptons (1970) (87)
Transcriptional controls in developing bacteriophages (1969) (86)
Two simple methods for the detection of chemical mutagens. (1958) (85)
In vivo excision and amplification of large segments of the Escherichia coli genome. (1994) (78)
Conversion of the FokI endonuclease to a universal restriction enzyme: cleavage of phage M13mp7 DNA at predetermined sites. (1985) (74)
Processing of the major leftward mRNA of coliphage lambda. (1976) (73)
Controls and polarity of transcription during bacteriophage T4 development. (1971) (71)
Orientation and Control of Transcription in E. coli Phage λ (1969) (70)
Cleaving yeast and Escherichia coli genomes at a single site. (1990) (69)
Microbial drug resistance. (1955) (68)
Nobel prizes and restriction enzymes. (1978) (68)
Physical mapping of the att-N region of coliphage lambda: apparent oversaturation of coding capacity in the gam-ral segment. (1975) (67)
Physical and biological consequences of interactions between integration host factor (IHF) and coliphage lambda late p'R promoter and its mutants. (1989) (65)
Genetic engineering in agriculture. (1985) (64)
Escherichia coli genome targeting, I. Cre-lox-mediated in vitro generation of ori- plasmids and their in vivo chromosomal integration and retrieval. (1994) (64)
Genetic transformation studies. II. Radiation sensitivity of halogen labeled DNA. (1961) (64)
Molecular radiobiology of human cell lines (1962) (61)
The Mitomycins and Porfiromycins (1967) (59)
Molecular Radiobiology of Human Cell Lines: IV. Variation in Ultraviolet Light and X-Ray Sensitivity during the Division Cycle (1963) (59)
Electron micrographic maps of deletions and substitutions in the genomes of transducing coliphages λdg and λbio (1969) (59)
Origin and Bidirectional Orientation of DNA Replication in Coliphage Lambda (1971) (58)
Control of cloned gene expression by promoter inversion in vivo: construction of the heat-pulse-activated att-nutL-p-att-N module. (1985) (57)
A relationship between DNA helix stability and recognition sites for RNA polymerase. (1979) (56)
Control of cloned gene expression by promoter inversion in vivo: construction of improved vectors with a multiple cloning site and the Ptac promoter. (1987) (55)
Molecular mechanism of thymine-less death. (1962) (54)
Conferring operator specificity on restriction endonucleases. (1988) (54)
APPENDIX I A Molecular Map of Coliphage Lambda (1983) (53)
Controls of rightward transcription in coliphage λ (1970) (52)
Regulation of the Transcription of Escherichia coli Phage λ by Its Early Genes N and tof (1970) (51)
Genetics of human cell lines. II. Method for determination of mutation rates to drug resistance. (1959) (50)
The recording thermospectrophotometer, an automatic device for determining the thermal stability of nucleic acids (1962) (50)
Gram negative shuttle BAC vector for heterologous expression of metagenomic libraries. (2011) (50)
Genetic effects of halogenated thymidine analogs incorporated during thymidylate synthetase inhibition (1960) (50)
A simple method for identifying the palindromic sequences recognized by restriction endonucleases: the nucleotide sequence of the AvaII site. (1978) (50)
Electron microscopic mapping of RNA polymerase binding to coliphage lambda DNA. (1978) (50)
Molecular events resulting in radiation injury, repair and sensitization of DNA. (1966) (49)
Insertion sequence IS2 associated with int-constitutive mutants of bacteriophage lambda. (1977) (49)
Distance from a Promoter Mutation to an RNA Synthesis Startpoint on Bacteriophage λ DNA (1972) (48)
RecA-AC: single-site cleavage of plasmids and chromosomes at any predetermined restriction site. (1992) (48)
In vivo and in vitro initiation of transcription. (1974) (48)
Genetic transformation studies. II. Effect of ultraviolet light on the molecular properties of normal and halogenated deoxyribonucleic acid. (1963) (47)
Antitermination and termination functions of the cloned nutL, N, and tL1 modules of coliphage lambda. (1981) (46)
Distribution of pyrimidine “clusters” between the complementary DNA strands of certain Bacillus bacteriophages (1967) (46)
Congruent transcriptional controls and heterology of base sequences in coliphages λ and ∅80 (1969) (45)
A novel multistep method for generating precise unidirectional deletions using BspMI, a class-IIS restriction enzyme. (1986) (45)
Cleaving DNA at any predetermined site with adapter-primers and class-IIS restriction enzymes. (1988) (44)
Transcription termination sites in the major leftward operon of coliphage lambda. (1978) (43)
Effects of ‘Visible’ Light on 5-Bromouracil-labelled DNA (1962) (43)
From the double-helix to novel approaches to the sequencing of large genomes. (1993) (43)
DNA base composition of Neisseria, Moraxella, and Acinetobacter, as determined by measurement of buoyant density in CsCl gradients. (1969) (43)
Drug sensitivity as a genetic marker for human cell lines. (1962) (43)
Genetic transformation studies: III. Effect of ultraviolet light on the molecular properties of normal and halogenated deoxyribonucleic acid (1963) (42)
Nomenclature of transposable elements in prokaryotes. (1979) (41)
CHEMICAL REACTIVITY OF CHROMOSOMAL DNA AS RELATED TO MUTAGENICITY: STUDIES WITH HUMAN CELL LINES. (1964) (41)
GENETICS OF HUMAN CELL LINES (1960) (41)
Proposal for sequencing DNA using ligation of hexamers to generate sequential elongation primers (SPEL-6). (1990) (40)
Techniques of RNA-DNA Hybridization in Solution for the Study of Viral Transcription (1971) (38)
Suppression of RNA precipitation during Cs2SO4 density gradient centrifugation. (1966) (38)
Polar mutations in lac, gal and phage lambda consist of a few IS-DNA sequences inserted with either orientation. (1972) (37)
GENETIC INTERACTION AMONG STREPTOMYCETES: HETEROKARYOSIS AND SYNKARYOSIS. (1957) (37)
4S oop RNA is a leader sequence for the immunity-establishment transcription in coliphage λ (1976) (36)
Transforming Activity of Deoxyribonucleic Acid labelled with 5-Bromouracil (1960) (36)
Nomenclature for bacterial genes coding for class-II restriction endonucleases and modification methyltransferases. (1988) (35)
Use of the HPRT gene and the HAT selection technique in DNA-mediated transformation of mammalian cells: first steps toward developing hybridoma techniques and gene therapy. (1992) (34)
Precise measurement of the b2 deletion in coliphage lambda (1977) (34)
A broad-host-range in vivo pop-out and amplification system for generating large quantities of 50- to 100-kb genomic fragments for direct DNA sequencing. (1996) (33)
Unusual properties of fowlpox virus DNA. (1963) (33)
Gamma-irradiation of deoxyribonucleic acid in dilute solutions. I. A sensitive method for detection of single-strand breaks in polydisperse DNA samples. (1967) (33)
INCORPORATION OF I-125-LABELED IODODEOXYURIDINE INTO THE DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID OF MURINE AND HUMAN TISSUES FOLLOWING THERAPEUTIC DOSES. (1963) (33)
Size, number, and distribution of poly G binding sites on the separated DNA strands of coliphage T7. (1968) (32)
Electron microscopy of polar insertions in the lac operon of Escherichia coli (2004) (32)
APPENDIX II Complete Annotated Lambda Sequence (1983) (32)
INTERACTION BETWEEN DENATURED DNA, POLYRIBONUCLEOTIDES, AND RIBOSOMAL RNA: ATTEMPTS AT PREPARATIVE SEPARATION OF THE COMPLEMENTARY DNA STRANDS. (1964) (32)
Fractionation of the complementary strands of coliphage lambda DNA based on the asymmetric distribution of the poly I,G-binding sites. (1967) (31)
Discrete length classes of DNA depend on mode of dehydration. (1978) (31)
Polar mutations in lac, gal and phage λ consist of a few IS-DNA sequences inserted with either orientation (2004) (31)
Assembly of 18-nucleotide primers by ligation of three hexamers: sequencing of large genomes by primer walking. (1994) (30)
Uptake of streptomycin by sensitive, resistant, and dependent bacteria (1959) (30)
Gamma-irradiation of deoxyribonucleic acid in dilute solutions. II. Molecular mechanisms responsible for inactivation of phage, its transfecting DNA, and of bacterial transforming activity. (1967) (29)
Identification of palindromic sequences recognized by restriction endonucleases, as based on the tabularized sequencing data for seven viral and plasmid DNAs. (1980) (28)
Amplification of cloned DNA as tandem multimers using BspMI-generated asymmetric cohesive ends. (1988) (28)
TEMPERATURE SYNCHRONIZATION OF NUCLEAR AND CELLULAR DIVISION IN BACILLUS MEGATERIUM, (1956) (27)
Novel sequencing strategy for repetitive DNA in a Drosophila BAC clone reveals that the centromeric region of the Y chromosome evolved from a telomere† (2009) (27)
Studies on polynucleotides: XCVII. Opposing orientations and location of the suIII+ gene in the transducing coliphages φ80psuIII+ and φ80suIII+suIII− (1971) (27)
THE MECHANISM OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENESIS. I. KINETIC STUDIES ON THE ACTION OF TRIETHYLENE MELAMINE (TEM) AND AZASERINE. (1958) (26)
MECHANISM OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENESIS IV (1961) (26)
Characterization of the cloned terminators tR1, tL3 and tI and the nut R antitermination site of coliphage lambda. (1982) (25)
Construction of lacIts and lacIqts expression plasmids and evaluation of the thermosensitive lac repressor. (1995) (24)
Preparing and using agarose microbeads. (1992) (24)
Regulation of integration by coliphage λ: Activation of int transcription by the cII and cIII proteins☆ (1979) (24)
Transcription of the λdv plasmid and inhibition of λ phages in λdv carrier cells of Escherichia coli (1970) (24)
Mapping of the Q-utilization site (qut) required for antitermination of late transcription in bacteriophage lambda. (1983) (24)
Cloning and characterization of the termination site tI for the gene int transcript in phage lambda. (1982) (23)
Genetic studies on microbial cross resistance to toxic agents. II. Cross resistance of Micrococcus pyogenes var. aureus to thirty-four antimicrobial drugs. (1953) (23)
HETEROKARYOTIC COMPATIBILITY, METABOLIC COOPERATION, AND GENIC RECOMBINATION IN STREPTOMYCES * (1959) (22)
Bacterial resistance studies with derivatives of isonicotinic acid. (1952) (22)
Synthesis of the nutL DNA segments and analysis of antitermination and termination functions in coliphage lambda. (1982) (21)
Synthesis of RNA Primer for Lambda DNA Replication is Controlled by Phage and Host (1973) (21)
Physical mapping of the trp endpoint in the N-tL segment of phage λtrpE-A (1974) (21)
Boundaries of the nutL antiterminator of coliphage lambda and effects of mutations in the spacer region between boxA and boxB. (1986) (21)
Initiation and patterns of transcription during phage development. (1969) (21)
Orientation of transcription for the galactose operon as determined by hybridization of gal mRNA with the separated DNA strands of coliphages lambda-dg. (1968) (21)
Natural and artificial penicillin resistance in Staphylococcus (Micrococcus pyogenes var. aureus). (1953) (20)
FORMATION AND MULTIPLICATION OF SPHEROPLASTS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI IN THE PRESENCE OF LITHIUM CHLORIDE (1959) (20)
A simple method for locating methylated bases in DNA, as applied to detect asymmetric methylation by M.FokIA. (1988) (20)
A simple method for locating methylated bases in DNA using class-IIS restriction enzymes. (1988) (20)
A physical map of the Escherichia coli bio operon. (1982) (20)
Copy-control pBAC/oriV vectors for genomic cloning. (2004) (20)
Physical mapping of coliphage λatt2 (1976) (20)
Genomic DNA sequencing by SPEL-6 primer walking using hexamer ligation. (1998) (20)
Co-operativity of hexamer ligation. (1996) (19)
Copy-control tightly regulated expression vectors based on pBAC/oriV. (2004) (19)
Achilles' heel cleavage: creation of rare restriction sites in lambda phage genomes and evaluation of additional operators, repressors and restriction/modification systems. (1990) (19)
Organization of ribosomal protein genes in Escherichia coli. I. Physical structure of DNA from transducing lambda phages carrying genes from the aroE-str region. (1976) (19)
Why a new journal, why GENE? (1976) (19)
Isolation of single, intact chromosomes from single, selected ovarian cancer cells for in situ hybridization and sequencing. (2012) (19)
Targeting and retrofitting pre-existing libraries of transposon insertions with FRT and oriV elements for in-vivo generation of large quantities of any genomic fragment. (1998) (18)
Repression of transcription from the b2-att region of coliphage lambda by integration host factor. (1989) (18)
My Road to Øjvind Winge, the Father of Yeast Genetics (2001) (18)
Microbial Selection. (1952) (18)
Increasing the Fokl cleavage specificity from 5 to 7 base pairs by two-step methylation (1988) (17)
Identification of the transcribing DNA strand for the rII and endolysin genes of coliphage T4. (1968) (17)
Thermosensitivity of a DNA recognition site: activity of a truncated nutL antiterminator of coliphage lambda. (1985) (17)
Conferring new specificity upon restriction endonucleases by combining repressor-operator interaction and methylation. (1988) (17)
The mechanism of chemical mutagenesis. II. Interactions of selected compounds with manganous chloride. (1958) (16)
The functional boundaries of the Q-utilization site required for antitermination of late transcription in bacteriophage lambda. (1987) (16)
ONE STEP RESISTANCE DEVELOPMENT TO ISONIAZID AND SODIUM-p-AMINOSALICYLATE (1953) (16)
Tightly controlled two-stage expression vectors employing the Flp/FRT-mediated inversion of cloned genes (1998) (16)
Transcription termination: sequence and function of the rho-independent tL3 terminator in the major leftward operon of bacteriophage lambda. (1982) (16)
The tL2 cluster of transcription termination sites between genes bet and ral of coliphage lambda. (1983) (15)
Impacts of applied genetics; micro-organisms, plants and animals: OTA-HR-132 Report, Office of Technology Assessment, Congress of the United States, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, DC 20402, April 1981. Library of Congress No. 81-600046, $8.00, xii + 331 pp (1981) (15)
An MboII/FokI trimming plasmid allowing consecutive cycles of precise 1- to 12-base-pair deletions in cloned DNA. (1989) (15)
INCORPORATION OF 5-IODODEOXYURIDINE INTO DNA OF PLANT CELLS. (1963) (14)
CHAPTER 20 – Visualization of the Evolution of Viral Genomes (1974) (14)
λimmλ·434: A phage with a hybrid immunity region (1973) (14)
Packaging of plasmid DNA containing the cohesive ends of coliphage lambda. (1980) (14)
Stimulation of T of function and pL-proximal transcription by the N gene product of coliphage lambda. (1979) (13)
Expression plasmid with a very tight two-step control: Int/att-mediated gene inversion with respect to the stationary promoter. (2001) (13)
Structural requirements for FokI-DNA interaction and oligodeoxyribonucleotide-instructed cleavage. (1996) (13)
Incorporation of 5-fluorodeoxyuridine into the DNA of Bacillus subtilis phage PBS2 and its radiobiological consequences. (1967) (13)
A biochemical assay for the transcription-antitermination function of the coliphage λ N gene product (1980) (13)
A Comparative Study of Bacteria Causing Mustiness in Eggs (1950) (13)
Cre/loxP-mediated in vivo excision of large segments from yeast genome and their amplification based on the 2microm plasmid-derived system. (1998) (13)
Enzymatic synthesis of transforming DNA. (1963) (13)
A cluster of leftward, rho-dependent t'J terminators in the J gene of coliphage lambda. (1983) (13)
Orientation of transcription of the lac operon and its repressor gene in Escherichia coli. (1969) (12)
Sequence changes in coliphage lambda mutants affecting the nutL antitermination site and termination by tL1 and tL2. (1982) (12)
A novel method for converting common restriction enzymes into rare cutters: integration host factor-mediated Achilles' cleavage (IHF-AC). (1992) (12)
RecA-mediated Achilles' heel cleavage. (1997) (12)
Aerobic Microbiological Corrosion of Water Pipes (1949) (12)
Integration host factor (IHF) binds to many sites in the A+T-rich b2 region of phage λ DNA (1992) (12)
ON THE NATURE OF THE PRINCIPAL TARGET OF LETHAL AND MUTAGENIC RADIATION EFFECTS (1962) (12)
Construction and properties of a ColE1::Tn3-cos lambda plasmid for determining RNA polymerase binding sites on ColE1 and Tn3. (1980) (11)
Transient conversion to RecA+ phenotype to permit P1 transduction in any Escherichia coli recA- strains. (1999) (11)
Transcription of the Bacteriophage T4 Template: Strand Selection by E. coli RNA Polymerase in vitro (1969) (10)
MECHANISM OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENESIS (1959) (10)
A deletion in the P-Q (ninR) region of phage λb2imm21 conferring partial gene N21 independence (1977) (10)
Reductive activation and inactivation of mitomycin as studied with human and bacterial cell cultures. (1965) (10)
Mutagenic Effect of Azaserine in Relation to Azaserine Resistance in Escherichia coli (1959) (9)
Biochemical studies on the induction of synchronized cell division. (1956) (9)
MUTAGENIC RESPONSE OF HUMAN SOMATIC CELL LINES (1964) (9)
Orientation of transcription for the amber suppressor gene su 3 as determined by hybridization between tyrosine tRNA and the separated DNA strands of transducing coliphage phi80d su3. (1969) (9)
The Effect of Some Alkali Salts on the Light Absorption of the Aqueous Solutions of Cupric Sulphate and on the Dissociation of Cupric Sulphate. (1949) (9)
The Mechanism of Chemical Mutagenesis with Special Reference to Triethylene Melamine Action (1960) (9)
Constituents of Pine Heartwood. XIV. The Heartwood of Pinus monticola Dougl.. (1949) (9)
Control of rightward transcription in coliphage lambda by the regulatory functions of phage genes N and cro. (1979) (9)
Origin of drug resistance in micro-organisms (1955) (9)
The 50th anniversary of gene therapy: beginnings and present realities. (2013) (9)
A novel gene-fusing vector: construction of a 5'-GGmCC-specific chimeric methyltransferase, M.BspRI/M.BsuRI. (1991) (8)
Automated four-color DNA sequencing using primers assembled by hexamer ligation. (1996) (8)
In vitro transcription from the b2 region of bacteriophage lambda. (1980) (8)
Identification of the gal3 insertion in Escherichia coli AS IS2. (1977) (8)
Analysis of the in vitro synthesis of 5'-gamma-32P-labeled transcripts from coliphage lambda by gel electrophoresis, RNA-DNA hybridization, and RNase T1 digestion. (1980) (8)
Asymmetric effects of deletions and substitutions on high negative interference in coliphage lambda. (1982) (7)
Maintenance of human-fed live lice in the laboratory and production of Weigl's exanthematous typhus vaccine. (1999) (7)
Protection of plants against viral diseases by cloned viral genes and anti-genes. (1991) (7)
Two Simple Methods for the Detection of Chemical Mutagens (1958) (7)
The Iodine-Azide Reaction. II. The Catalytic Effect of Carbon Disulphide. (1949) (7)
The Calculation of Velocity Constants for First- and Second-order Two-stage Reactions. (1950) (7)
A new chemotherapeutic principle for the treatment of drug-resistant neoplasms. (1961) (7)
Mapping of Point Mutations on the Physical Map of Coliphage Lambda: Absence of Clustering for Odd-Numbered Exchanges (1974) (7)
The site controlling the specificity of N action is outside the promoter-operator region: a triple hybrid phage lambda N21 imm434nin5. (1979) (7)
Gene expression by constitutive mutants of coliphage lambda (2004) (7)
Transcriptional antitermination activity of the synthetic nut elements of coliphage lambda. I. Assembly of the nutR recognition site from boxA and nut core elements. (1985) (7)
Conferring new specificities on restriction enzymes: cleavage at any predetermined site by combining adapter oligodeoxynucleotide and class-IIS enzyme. (1992) (7)
IDENTIFICATION OF THE COMPLEMENTARY DNA STRANDS OF THE COLIPHAGE DELETION MUTANT λdgA_J BY DNA-DNA HYBRIDIZATION (1968) (6)
The High Rotatory Power of Cystine. (1950) (6)
N-Independent leftward transcription in coliphage lambda: Deletions, insertions and new promoters bypassing termination functions (1979) (6)
Leftward transcription in the Escherichia coli bio operon does not require products of the rightward transcript. (1982) (5)
Transcription of the lambdadv plasmid and inhibition of lambda phages in lambdadv carrier cells of Escherichia coli. (1970) (5)
ErratumClass-IIS restriction enzymes- a review (1991) (5)
Congruent transcriptional controls and heterology of base sequences in coliphages lambda and phi-80. (1969) (5)
Expression of λ int gene function in ColE1 hybrid plasmids carrying the C fragment of bacteriophage λ (1979) (5)
Initiation and regulation of transcription in coliphage lambda. (1974) (5)
Electron micrographic maps of deletions and substitutions in the genomes of transducing coliphages lambda dg and lambda bio. (1969) (5)
Antisense RNA does not significantly affect expression of the galK gene of Escherichia coli or the N gene of coliphage lambda. (1988) (4)
Sampling of virus particles and macromolecules sedimented in an equilibrium density gradient (1960) (4)
An Improved Method for Carbethoxylations with Ethyl Carbonate. (1950) (4)
Effect of the promoter structure on the nutL transcription antitermination function. (1986) (4)
Tandem transcription-termination sites in the late rightward operon of bacteriophage lambda (2004) (4)
Changes in the NIH guidelines for recombinant DNA research (appendix 2: June-August, 1979). (1979) (4)
STRUCTURAL MODIFICATIONS OF DNA: CROSS-LINKING, CIRCULATION, AND SINGLE- STRAND INTERRUPTIONS. (1964) (4)
N-Acetylcandidin, a water-soluble polyene antibiotic for fungal prophylaxis and decontamination of tissue cultures. (1961) (4)
Repressor and rex product of coliphage lambda: Lack of collaboration and joint controls (2004) (4)
Conditional antagonism between isoniazid and other antibacterial agents. (1953) (3)
The role of the direct repeat in qut-controlled antitermination in phage lambda. (1990) (3)
Regulation of leftward transcription in the J-b2-att region of coliphage lambda (2004) (3)
Studies in the Tropolone Series. II. Puberulonic Acid. (1950) (3)
Potential danger of isoniazid resistance through failure to use multiple chemotherapy in treatment of tuberculosis. (1952) (3)
Heterokaryotic compatibility in Streptomyces. (1959) (3)
Summary and critique of the new NIH guidelines for recombinant DNA research. (1979) (3)
Determination of Carbon Disulphide in Aqueous Solution. (1949) (3)
Changes in the NIH guidelines for recombinant DNA research (Appendix 1: January to May, 1979). (1979) (3)
Automated sequencing of large genomes without conventional cloning (1992) (3)
Professor Alexander Zawadzki of Lvov university – Gregor Mendel’s mentor and inspirer (2010) (3)
Recombinant DNA: Science, ethics and politics: J. Richards (Ed.) Academic Press, New York, NY (USA), December, 1978 L.C. No. 78-11355, $19.50, 368 pp (1980) (3)
Corrosion Due toTuberculation in Water Systems★—Parts I and II (1952) (3)
Regulation of integration by coliphage lambda: activation of int transcription by the cII and cIII proteins. (1979) (3)
Corrosion due to Tuberculation in Water Systems. II. The Effect of Calgon on the Potential of Zinc and Copper Electrodes in Differential Aeration Cells with Running Tap Water. (1950) (3)
A physical map of the bioAB region in the λbio transducing phage (1982) (3)
Achilles’ Cleavage: Conferring the Specificities of DNA-Binding Molecules on Restriction Endonucleases (1994) (2)
Reasons and risks to study restriction/modification enzymes form extreme thermophiles: chilly coldrooms, 13th sample, and 13-codon overlap. (1992) (2)
Insertion sequence IS2 near the gene for prophage λ excision (1976) (2)
Much Ado about Recombinant DNA Regulations (1978) (2)
Distance from a promoter mutation to an RNA synthesis startpoint on bacteriophage lambda DNA. (1972) (2)
Observations on the influence of various inhibitors including colchicine, camphor, benzimidazole, formaldehyde, isoniazid, sodium p-aminosalicylate, and antibiotics of the tetracycline, erythromycin and streptomycin groups on the bacterial nucleus (1953) (2)
Rapid removal of proteins from DNA sequencing mixtures using a strong cationic exchanger. (1994) (2)
alpha-Thienylsuccinic Acid. (1950) (2)
Multiple chemotherapy and antagonism between antimicrobial agents (1953) (2)
Rapid preparation of denatured double-stranded DNA templates for sequencing (1999) (2)
Safety in recombinant DNA research. (1977) (2)
Molecular radiobiology of human cells lines. II. Effects of thymidine replacement by halogenated analogues on cell inactivation by decay of incorporated radiophosphorus. (1962) (2)
Genetics of streptomyces and other antibiotic-producing microorganisms (1959) (1)
Asilomar and five years (1980) (1)
Lambda imm lambda-434: a phage with a hybrid immunity region. (1973) (1)
Tenth anniversary of the international journal Gene (1986) (1)
In memoriam. Julius Marmur (1926-1996). (1997) (1)
Alterations in the p′R promoter of coliphage λ modify both its activity and interaction with the integration host factor (IHF) (1990) (1)
Advances in Virus Research. Bacteriophages, part A. Preface. (2012) (1)
Theoretical basis of multiple chemotherapy. (1956) (1)
Genomic maps and novel approaches to sequencing of repetitive versus non-repetitive DNA (2004) (1)
Physical mapping of coliphage lambda att2. (1976) (1)
Some Physical Properties of Phage F of Bacillus subtilis (1967) (1)
Origin of Streptomycin Resistance in Quasi-Stationary Populations. (1957) (1)
V. Comparative Radiosensitizing Properties of 5-Halodeoxy- cytidines and 5-Halodeoxyuridines (2016) (1)
Insertion sequence IS2 near the gene for prophage lambda excision. (1976) (1)
Controls of rightward transcription in coliphage lambda. (1970) (1)
[Human clone or a delayed twin?]. (2001) (1)
Recollections of 1939-1949: from Politechnika Lwowska to Politechnika Gdańska. (2003) (1)
Changes in the NIH Guidelines for Recombinant DNA Research (Appendix 3: September 1979--April 1980). (1980) (1)
In memoriam Alexander (Leszek or Leshek) Kohn (1919-1994). A personal tribute. (1995) (1)
CHAPTER 32 – Naturally Occurring Insertions of Nonhomologous DNA in a Bacterial Virus (1978) (1)
Changes in the NIH guidelines for recombinant DNA research (appendix 4: May 1980--April 1981). (1981) (1)
Preface to the Proceedings of the New England Biolabs Workshop on Biological DNA Modification (1988) (1)
Modifying Specificities of Restriction Enzymes (1991) (1)
Characterization of Restriction Endonuclease BdiSI , an Isoschizomer of Sfel , from Bacteroides distasonis Strain (2006) (0)
CHAPTER 31 – Coliphage λ as a Safe Vector for Recombinant DNA Experiments (1978) (0)
Risks of recombinant DNA regulations (1979) (0)
MUTAGENIC RESPONSE OF HUMAN SOMATIC CELL LINES11This study was supported in part by grants No. CY-5215 and CA-07175 from the National Cancer Institute, U.S.P.H.S., Bethesda, Maryland. (1964) (0)
WHAT LESSONS DOES THE RECOMBINANT DNA DEBATE TEACH US A ROUND TABLE DISCUSSION (1979) (0)
Effects of Ionizing Radiation on DNA: Physical, Chemical and Biological Aspects.J. Huttermann , W. Kohnlein , R. Teoule (1979) (0)
Book Review:DNA Replication. Methods in Molecular Biology. Volume 7. Reed B. Wickner (1975) (0)
Reminiscences from the Third (2009) Weigl Conference (2010) (0)
Diverting the public's attention? (1979) (0)
Physical mapping of the trp endpoint in the n-tL segment of phage lambda trpE-A. (1974) (0)
Alexander Kohn, 1919–1994 (1995) (0)
[lambda]imm[lambda][middle dot]434: A phage with a hybrid immunity region (1973) (0)
You Certainly Said It (1979) (0)
In memoriam Alexander A. Bayev, 1904-1994. (1995) (0)
Phages. Preface. (2012) (0)
[Microbiologic corrosion of iron]. (1950) (0)
Ray Wu (Ed.) Recombinant DNA: Volume 68 of Methods in Enzymology (S.P. Colowick and N.O. Kaplan, Eds.) Academic Press, New York (U.S.A.), 1979 ISBN 0-12-181968-X, $46.-, xxi + 555 pp (1980) (0)
Genetics and the Law, II: A. Milunsky and G.J. Annas (eds.) Plenum Press, New York (U.S.A.), 1980 ISBN 0-30640388-g, $29.50 xi + 480 pp (1981) (0)
Construction of Chimeric Methyltransferase (1990) (0)
Lucigen ’ s electrocompetent cells are very efficiently transformed with BAC clones carrying large DNA inserts (0)
ORIGIN OF DRUG RESISTANCE IN MICROORGANISMS**Some of the experimental work performed by the authors and discussed in this review was supported by grants-in-aid from the National Tuberculosis Association and the Office of Naval Research. (1955) (0)
A physical map of the bioAB region in the lambda bio transducing phage. (1982) (0)
Directed 'Induction' of Streptomycin Resistance (1954) (0)
Letter from Waclaw Szybalski to Joshua Lederberg (1954) (0)
Molecular events resulting in radiation injury, repair and sensitization of DNA. (1967) (0)
Integration host factor (IHF) binds to many sites in the A + T-rich b2 region of phage lambda DNA. (1992) (0)
Discussion of the Paper (1959) (0)
The transforming principle. Discovering that genes are made of DNA: M. McCarty, W.W. Norton & Co., New York, London, 1986, 252 pp. ($5.95, paperback) (1986) (0)
In memoriam. Ahmad I. Bukhari, 1943-1983. (1984) (0)
Summary of a conference on "Law/science perspectives on public policy decision-making" (including the case of recombinant DNA). (1979) (0)
[Determination of total carbon by the "wet" method in investigations of metabolism in microorganisms]. (1950) (0)
A biochemical assay for the transcription-antitermination function of the coliphage lambda N gene product. (1980) (0)
Support for the status quo. (1978) (0)
The Confusion over Bacteriophage [unknown]X-74. (1974) (0)
Eukaryotic expression system operating on the basis of Flp recombinase activity (1999) (0)
Determination of Total Carbon by Wet Combustion Method, adapted to Investigation of Microbial Metabolism. (1949) (0)
Erwin Chargaff “heraclitean fire–sketches from a life before nature” (Rockefeller University Press, New York, 1978) ISBN 87470‐029‐9. 252 pages. $13 (1979) (0)
Expression of lambda int gene function in ColE1 hybrid plasmids carrying the C fragment of bacteriophage lambda. (1979) (0)
Erratum (1969) (0)
Alexander A. Bayev, 1904–1994 (1995) (0)
[Investigations on microflora of the so-called "hay odor" eggs]. (1950) (0)
The Frankenstein monster and recombinant DNA. (1979) (0)
Portable Restriction Endonuclease, Bacteria and Phage Meeting at Cold Spring Harbor (1989) (0)
Letter from Waclaw Szybalski to William J. Gartland (1980) (0)
List of Most Significant Publications of Waclaw Szybalski (2021) (0)
Book Review:Metabolic Inhibitors. A Comprehensive Treatise, Volumes III and IV. R. M. Hochster, Morris Kates, J. H. Quastel (1974) (0)
Mysterious Satellites (1970) (0)
A new approach for DNA sequencing based on assembly of primers by hexamer ligation (2000) (0)
PREFACE (1959) (0)
Preface of the proceedings to the third New England biolabs workshop on biological DNA modification (1995) (0)
Book reviewDNA replication: A. Kornberg W.H. Freeman and Co., San Francisco (U.S.A.), 1980 ISBN 0-7167-1102-8, $ 32.50, x + 724 pp (1980) (0)
Corrosion of Steel in Laminar Flowing Water. (1950) (0)
Cre/loxP-mediated in vivo excision and amplification of large genomic segments of S.cerevisiae and an attempt their amplification using the Fip/FRT/2 mu ori system (1998) (0)
Preparation of Large DNA fragments without conventional Cloning and Rapid Sequencing by Primer Walking Using SPEL-6 Hexamer Ligation (1993) (0)
A double image of the double helix: by C. Grobstein, W. H. Freeman and Co., San Francisco, 1979. $5.95 (paperback) (xi + 177 pages) L.C. No. 78 26093, ISBN 0 7167 1056 0 (1980) (0)
Summary and critique of the new NIH guidelines for recombinant DNA research. (1979) (0)
Mysterious Satellites (1970) (0)
Letter from Waclaw Szybalski to S. Gaylen Bradley (1958) (0)
Transcriptional antitermination activity of the synthetic nut elements of coliphage lambda. I. Assembly of the nutR recognition site from boxA and nut core elements. (1986) (0)
The Confusion over Bacteriophage φX-74 (1974) (0)
Studies on polynucleotides. XCVII. Opposing orientations and location of the su+3 gene in the transducing coliphages phi-80psu+3 and phi-80dsu+3su-3. (1971) (0)
From the first successful gene transfer into human cells to the present status of gene therapy ? Celebrating the 50th Anniversary (2012) (0)

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