Wendell Meredith Stanley

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According to Wikipedia, Wendell Meredith Stanley was an American biochemist, virologist and Nobel laureate. Biography Stanley was born in Ridgeville, Indiana, and earned a BSc in chemistry at Earlham College in Richmond, Indiana. He then studied at the University of Illinois, gaining an MS in science in 1927 followed by a PhD in chemistry two years later. His later accomplishments include writing the book "Chemistry: A Beautiful Thing" and being a Pulitzer Prize nominee.

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ISOLATION OF A CRYSTALLINE PROTEIN POSSESSING THE PROPERTIES OF TOBACCO-MOSAIC VIRUS. (1935) (386)
Isolation and physical properties of the ribosomal ribonucleic acid of Escherichia coli. (1965) (279)
THE COMPLETE AMINO ACID SEQUENCE OF THE PROTEIN OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS. (1960) (128)
Direction of reading of the genetic message. (1965) (116)
Translation of the genetic message: factors involved in the initiation of protein synthesis. (1966) (97)
QUANTITATIVE ASPECTS OF THE RED BLOOD CELL AGGLUTINATION TEST FOR INFLUENZA VIRUS (1944) (91)
A STUDY BY MEANS OF THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE OF THE REACTION BETWEEN TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS AND ITS ANTISERUM (1941) (88)
THE MOLECULAR SIZE AND SHAPE OF THE NUCLEIC ACID OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS (1942) (83)
Recognition of eukaryotic initiator tRNA by an initiation factor and the transfer of the methionine moiety into peptide linkage. (1972) (76)
Preparation and analysis of L-( 35 S)methionine labeled transfer ribonucleic acids from rabbit liver. (1972) (67)
A STUDY OF PURIFIED VIRUSES WITH THE ELECTRON MICROSCOPE (1941) (66)
THE PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF INFLUENZA VIRUS VACCINES CONCENTRATED AND PURIFIED BY DIFFERENTIAL CENTRIFUGATION (1945) (57)
THE SIZE OF INFLUENZA VIRUS (1944) (53)
THE PARTIAL REACTIVATION OF FORMOLIZED TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS PROTEIN (1938) (52)
Specific aminoacylation of the methionine-specific tRNA's of eukaryotes. (1974) (43)
AROMATIC AMINO ACIDS IN STRAINS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS AND IN THE RELATED CUCUMBER VIRUSES 3 AND 4 (1941) (41)
The ternary complex of initiation factor IF-I, MET-tRNA Met f and GTTP. An aurintricarboxylate-sensitive intermediate in the initiation of eukaryotic protein synthesis. (1973) (41)
Two eukaryotic initiation factors (IF-I and IF-II) of protein synthesis that are required to form an initiation complex with rabbit reticulocyte ribosomes. (1974) (38)
ELECTROPHORETIC STUDIES ON PR8 INFLUENZA VIRUS (1944) (37)
DERIVATIVES OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS: I. ACETYL AND PHENYLUREIDO VIRUS (1941) (37)
THE EFFECT OF SOME CHEMICALS ON PURIFIED INFLUENZA VIRUS (1944) (35)
THE ISOLATION OF TOBACCO RING SPOT AND OTHER VIRUS PROTEINS BY ULTRACENTRIFUGATION (1937) (35)
CRYSTALLINE TOBACCO-MOSAIC VIRUS PROTEIN (1937) (34)
DISINTEGRATION OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS IN UREA SOLUTIONS. (1939) (34)
STREAM DOUBLE REFRACTION OF VIRUS PROTEINS (1938) (33)
AN EVALUATION OF METHODS FOR THE CONCENTRATION AND PURIFICATION OF INFLUENZA VIRUS (1944) (33)
Translation of the genetic message, IV. UAA as a chain termination codon. (1967) (32)
BIOPHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF PREPARATIONS OF PR8 INFLUENZA VIRUS (1944) (32)
AN ULTRACENTRIFUGAL ANALYSIS OF THE CRYSTALLINE VIRUS PROTEINS ISOLATED FROM PLANTS DISEASED WITH DIFFERENT STRAINS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS (1937) (32)
ELECTRON MICROGRAPHS OF PROTEIN MOLECULES (1942) (31)
THE INACTIVATION OF CRYSTALLINE TOBACCO-MOSAIC VIRUS PROTEIN. (1936) (29)
Chemical studies on the virus of tobacco mosaic. VI. The isolation from diseased Turkish tobacco plants of a crystalline protein possessing the properties of tobacco-mosaic virus (1936) (28)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE VIRUS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIII. THE ISOLATION OF A CRYSTALLINE PROTEIN POSSESSING THE PROPERTIES OF AUCUBA MOSAIC VIRUS (1937) (27)
THE ACTION OF HIGH FREQUENCY SOUND WAVES ON TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS. (1934) (27)
Isolation and properties of virus proteins (1937) (26)
The spectrophotometric constants of di- and trinucleotides in pancreatic ribonuclease digests of ribonucleic acid (1965) (26)
Studies on the amino acid sequence of tobacco mosaic virus (TMV) protein. I. Fractionation of products of tryptic hydrolysis by countercurrent distribution. (1958) (25)
Direction of reading of the genetic message. II. (1966) (25)
THE PREPARATION OF CERTAIN OCTADECANOIC ACIDS AND THEIR BACTERICIDAL ACTION TOWARD B. LEPRAE. XV1 (1929) (24)
Stereochemistry of Diphenyls. XXVII.1Comparison of the Racemization of 2,2'-Difluoro-6,6'-dicarboxydiphenyl and 2,2'-Dimethoxy-6,6'-dicarboxydiphenyl (1933) (23)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE VIRUS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC X. THE ACTIVITY AND YIELD OF VIRUS PROTEIN FROM PLANTS DISEASED FOR DIFFERENT PERIODS OF TIME (1937) (22)
PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF CUCUMBER VIRUS 4 (1941) (22)
VIRUS PROTEINS—A NEW GROUP OF MACROMOLECULES1 (1937) (22)
Electron microscope studies on tobacco-mosaic virus. (1947) (20)
An economical procedure for the preparation of L-( 35 S)methionine of high specific activity. (1972) (20)
THE ISOLATION AND PROPERTIES OF TOBACCO RING SPOT VIRUS (1939) (20)
Comparative studies on the properties of the eukaryotic protein synthesis initiation factor IF-I from several sources. (1973) (20)
Purification of Tomato bushy stunt virus by differential centrifugation. (1940) (20)
Morphology of Type II Poliomyelitis Virus (MEF1) as Determined by Electron Microscopy.∗ (1954) (19)
A general procedure for the preparation of highly active eukaryotic ribosomes and ribosomal subunits. (1974) (19)
BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE VIRUS AND THE INCLUSION BODIES OF SILKWORM JAUNDICE (1943) (19)
THE ISOLATION OF CRYSTALLINE TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS PROTEIN FROM DISEASED TOMATO PLANTS. (1936) (18)
[63] Chromatographic purification of ribosomes (1967) (18)
THE ARCHITECTURE OF VIRUSES (1939) (18)
[48] Fractionation of oligoribonucleotides according to degree of polymerization (1967) (17)
Biochemistry and biophysics of viruses (1938) (17)
DERIVATIVES OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS II. CARBOBENZOXY, p-CHLOROBENZOYL, AND BENZENESULFONYL VIRUS (1942) (16)
THE ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION SPECTRUM OF CRYSTALLINE TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS PROTEIN (1937) (16)
STUDIES ON THE SEDIMENTATION RATE OF BUSHY STUNT VIRUS (1940) (15)
ISOLATION OF CRYSTALLINE TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS PROTEIN FROM TOMATO PLANTS (1937) (15)
THE PRECIPITATION OF PURIFIED CONCENTRATED INFLUENZA VIRUS AND VACCINE ON CALCIUM PHOSPHATE. (1945) (15)
THE CHEMICAL COMPOSITION OF STRAINS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS (1941) (14)
Studies on the translation of the genetic message. II. Translation of oligonucleotide messengers of specified base sequence. (1966) (13)
The Concentration and Purification of Tobacco Mosaic Virus by Means of the Sharples Super-centrifuge (1942) (13)
The Physical Chemistry of Tobacco Mosaic Virus Protein. (1939) (13)
THE SURFACE TENSION OF VARIOUS ALIPHATIC ACIDS PREVIOUSLY STUDIED FOR BACTERICIDAL ACTION TO MYCOBACTERIUM LEPRAE. XX1 (1932) (13)
PROPERTIES OF VIRUS PROTEINS (1938) (13)
THE PREPARATION AND USE OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS CONTAINING RADIOACTIVE PHOSPHORUS (1942) (12)
The Reproduction of Virus Proteins (1938) (12)
The "Undiscovered" discovery. (1970) (12)
The Biophysics and Biochemistry of Viruses (1938) (11)
BACTERIOLOGICAL ACTION OF CERTAIN SYNTHETIC ORGANIC ACIDS TOWARD MYCOBACTERIUM LEPRAE AND OTHER ACID-FAST BACTERIA. XXI (1932) (11)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE VIRUS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC IX. CORRELATION OF VIRUS ACTIVITY AND PROTEIN ON CENTRIFUGATION OF PROTEIN FROM SOLUTION UNDER VARIOUS CONDITIONS (1937) (11)
CHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE VIRUS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VII. AN IMPROVED METHOD FOR THE PREPARATION OF CRYSTALLINE TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS PROTEIN (1936) (11)
ULTRAVIOLET ABSORPTION SPECTRA OF LATENT MOSAIC AND RING SPOT VIRUSES AND OF THEIR NUCLEIC ACID AND PROTEIN COMPONENTS (1939) (11)
AUCUBA MOSAIC VIRUS PROTEIN ISOLATED FROM DISEASED, EXCISED TOMATO ROOTS GROWN IN VITRO (1938) (10)
The Problems of Virology. (1951) (10)
THE ACTION OF INTESTINAL NUCLEOPHOSPHATASE ON TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS (1942) (10)
VARIOUS ι-CYCLOHEXYLALKYL ALKYL ACETIC ACIDS AND THEIR ACTION TOWARD B. LEPRAE. VIII1 (1927) (10)
Partial Reactivation of Formolized Tobacco Mosaic Virus Protein.∗ (1938) (10)
SOME CHEMICAL, MEDICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL ASPECTS OF VIRUSES. (1941) (10)
RELATIONSHIPS, ESTABLISHED AND PROSPECTIVE, BETWEEN VIRUSES AND CANCER (1958) (9)
The virus etiology of cancer (1957) (8)
THE SYNTHESIS OF CHAULMOOGRIC ACID FROM HYDNOCARPIC ACID (1929) (8)
ACETYL AND PHENYLUREIDO DERIVATIVES OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS. (1941) (7)
SOVIET STUDIES ON VIRUSES. (1944) (7)
STUDIES ON THE BIOCHEMICAL, BIOPHYSICAL, AND IMMUNOGENIC PROPERTIES OF JAPANESE B TYPE ENCEPHALITIS VIRUS AND VACCINES (1945) (7)
CYCLOHEXYL AND CYCLOHEXYLMETHYL ALKYL ACETIC ACIDS AND THEIR ACTION TOWARD B. LEPRAE. X1 (1928) (7)
Stereochemistry of diphenyl compounds. The resolution of 2.2′‐dihydroxy‐3.3′‐dicarboxy‐1.1′‐dinaphthyl III (7)
BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON INFLUENZA VIRUS (1946) (7)
New Crystalline Forms of Tomato Bushy Stunt Virus (1942) (6)
Sedimentation constants of purified preparations of strains of influenza virus. (1947) (6)
PROPERTIES OF VIRUSES (1939) (6)
Studies on the genetic message. I. Preparation of oligonucleotide messengers of specified base sequence. (1966) (6)
Immunochemical studies on tobacco mosaic virus: the reaction with homologous rabbit antiserum. (1947) (6)
Virus-induced Neoplasia—Outlook for the Future (1960) (5)
THE STEREOISOMERISM OF DIPHENYL COMPOUNDS. IV1 (1930) (5)
Relationships between cancer and viruses. (1958) (5)
An electron microscope study of the contents of hair cells from leaves diseased with tobacco mosaic virus. (1946) (5)
Mechanisms of Expression of Genetic Information (1961) (5)
Chemical properties of Viruses. (1941) (5)
Stability of protein synthesis initiation complexes in the presence of edeine. (1978) (5)
ISOLATION OF VIRUS FROM PLANTS RECOVERED FROM THE TOBACCO RING SPOT DISEASE (1939) (4)
Initiation of protein synthesis: the interaction of methionine specific transfer ribonucleic acids with rabbit reticulocyte ribosomes. (1972) (4)
THE SULFUR AND PHOSPHORUS CONTENTS OF TOBACCO MOSAIC VIRUS (1939) (4)
The Biochemistry of Viruses (1940) (4)
Properties of purified viruses. (1939) (4)
Electron microscope studies of Bahlem, Rothamsted, and Princeton samples of tobacco mosaic virus. (1947) (3)
The viruses. Biochemical, biological and biophysical properties. Vol. I. General virology. Vol. 3. Animal viruses. (1959) (3)
The Isolation of Crystalline Tobacco Mosaic Virus Protein from Diseased Tomato Plants (1936) (3)
Plant and bacterial viruses (1959) (2)
The Gold in Useless Knowledge. (1956) (2)
Viruses and the nature of life : illustrated with photographs, charts and diagrams (1961) (2)
Two Eulkaryotic Initiation Factors (IF-I and IF-II) of Protein Synthesis that Are Required to Form an Initiation Complex with Rabbit Reticulocyte Ribosomes (complex between two initiation factors/messenger ribonucleoproteins/synthetic oligoribonucleotides/puromycin) (1974) (2)
STEREOCHEMISTRY OF DIPHENYL COMPOUNDS. THE RESOLUTION OF 8,8′-DICARBOXY-1,1′-DINAPHTHYL (1931) (2)
[Virus as a chemical agent]. (1952) (2)
STEREOCHEMISTRY OF DIPHENYLS. PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF 4,4′-DICARBOXY-1,1′-DIANTHRAQUINOYL. XVII (1931) (2)
SECTION OF BIOLOGY: The Nature of Viruses (1938) (2)
Dr. Stanley's Prize Research Described in His Own Words (1937) (1)
Purification and assays for the presence and biological functions of two eukaryotic initiation factors from rabbit reticulocytes that are required for initiation complex formation with rabbit reticulocyte ribosomes. (1974) (1)
The viruses: biochemical, biological, and biophysical properties. Volume 2. (1959) (1)
Effect of polyadenylic acid chain length on the size distribution of lysine peptides. (1966) (1)
The potential significance of nucleic acids and nucleoproteins of specific composition in malignancy. (1957) (1)
On the apparent phosphatase activity of tobacco mosaic and bushy stunt viruses (1942) (1)
DISCUSSION: PART I (1957) (1)
Book Reviews: The Viruses. Biochemical, biological, and biophysical properties. vol. 3, Animal Viruses (1960) (1)
The efficiency of different Sharples centrifuge bowls in the concentration of tobacco mosaic and influenza viruses. (1946) (1)
Isolation and Properties of Tobacco Mosaic and Other Virus Proteins: Harvey Lecture, March 17, 1938. (1938) (1)
Achievement and promise in virus research. (1948) (1)
Protein synthesis initiation factors from chicken erythroblasts. (1976) (1)
FACILITIES FOR THE CRITICAL SIZE EXPERIMENTS (HOMOGENEOUS AND HETEROGENEOUS). Final Report (1947) (0)
Attack on E. U. Condon by J. Parnell Thomas (1947) (0)
The colloid chemistry of the Tobacco mosaic virus. (1940) (0)
Letter from Wendell M. Stanley to Oswald T. Avery (1946) (0)
THE STEREOCHEMICAL STUDY OF DIPHENYL 2,2'-DISULFONIC ACID. VIII1 (1930) (0)
[Wendell Stanley's remarks at the dedication of the Avery Memorial Gateway] (1965) (0)
PROGRESS IN THE CONQUEST OF VIRUS DISEASES. (1945) (0)
Medico-surgical topics of to-day. VI. Viruses. Recent biochemical and biophysical studies. (1945) (0)
[Relations between viruses & cancer]. (1957) (0)
New horizons. (1955) (0)
Studies on influenza virus and vaccines. (1946) (0)
BIOCHEMICAL STUDIES ON THE VIRUS AND THE INCLUSION BODIES OF SILKWORM JAUNDICE (1943) (0)
The Viruses. Biochemical, Biological, and Biophysical Properties. Vol. 1. General Virology. (1959) (0)
Virus composition and structure; 25 years ago and now. (1956) (0)
Letter from Wendell M. Stanley to Joshua Lederberg (1957) (0)
The viruses; biochemical, biological, and biophysical properties, edited by F. M. Burnet [and] W. M. Stanley. (1959) (0)
Biochemical, biophysical, and serological properties of purified influenza virus. (1946) (0)
General Engineering and Construction Division: A Review of Programs, Facilities, and Proposed Expansion of the ORNL Biology Division (1965) (0)
On the Nature of Viruses, Genesand Life* (1959) (0)
Recent advances in virus research. (1948) (0)
Letter from Wendell M. Stanley to Maclyn McCarty (1969) (0)
The Action of High Frequency Sound Waves on Tobacco Mosaic Virus (1934) (0)
Biochemistry and Biophysics of Viruses - II. Concentration and Purification of Viruses - The Transformation Agent of Pneumococcus [and] Bibliography (1938) (0)
Properties and purification of alfalfa-mosaic virus. (1940) (0)
Many Problems Unsolved (1948) (0)
Relationships between viruses and cancer. (1958) (0)
Comparative properties of purified preparations of two distinctive strains of tobacco mosaic virus obtained from diseased Turkish tobacco and phlox plants. (1947) (0)
The Viruses. Biochemical, Biological and Biophysical Properties. Vol. 2. Plant and Bacterial Viruses. (1959) (0)
CONCENTRATED PURIFIED INFLUENZA VIRUS VACCINES (0)
Virus relationship of the etiology of cancer. (1960) (0)
Recent discoveries concerning the virus diseases (1938) (0)
Nomination of William Henry Welch for election to the Hall of Fame of Great Americans (1965) (0)
Studies on the biochemical, biophysical, and immunogenic properties of Japanese B type encephalitis virus and vaccines. (1945) (0)
Letter from Wendell M. Stanley and Robert E. Swain to Joshua Lederberg (1960) (0)
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS IN VIRUS-CANCER RESEARCH. (1965) (0)
An introduction to the study of viruses: By Kenneth M. Smith, Director of the Plant Virus Research Unit, Agricultural Research Council, Molteno Institute, Cambridge. Pitman Publishing Corp., New York, N. Y., 1950. x + 106 pp. Price $2.50 (1952) (0)

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