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601	10	23	601 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 6(5):511-& BALDWIN RL; SHOOTER EM ALKALINE TRANSITION OF BU-CONTAINING DNA AND ITS BEARING ON REPLICATION OF DNA	0	0
602	5	11	602 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 6(5):534-& BONHOEFFER F; GIERER A ON GROWTH MECHANISM OF BACTERIAL CHROMOSOME	0	0
603	7	15	603 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 6(5):583-& FOX E; MESELSON M UNEQUAL PHOTOSENSITIVITY OF 2 STRANDS OF DNA IN BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA	0	0
604	3	20	604 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 7(1):43-& STRAUSS JH; SINSHEIMER RL PURIFICATION AND PROPERTIES OF BACTERIOPHAGE MS2 AND OF ITS RIBONUCLEIC ACID	17	307
605	3	11	605 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 7(2):113-& ZIPSER D STUDY OF UREA-PRODUCED SUBUNITS OF BETA-GALACTOSIDASE	3	94
606	4	25	606 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 7(2):122-& HENSHAW EC; HIATT HH; BOJARSKI TB PROTEIN SYNTHESIS BY FREE AND BOUND RAT LIVER RIBOSOMES IN VIVO AND IN VITRO	5	172
607	6	14	607 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 7(2):130-& CHUN EHL; RICH A; VAUGHAN MH ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF DNA ASSOCIATED WITH CHLOROPLAST PREPARATIONS	30	164
608	9	35	608 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 7(4):323-& TAKANAMI M; OKAMOTO T INTERACTION OF RIBOSOMES AND SYNTHETIC POLYRIBONUCLEOTIDES	33	167
609	4	24	609 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 7(4):350-& SCHLESSINGER D; GROS F STRUCTURE AND PROPERTIES OF ACTIVE RIBOSOMES OF ESCHERICHIA COLI	15	72
610	4	35	610 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 7(4):360-& CANNON M; KRUG R; GILBERT W BINDING OF S-RNA BY ESCHERICHIA COLI RIBOSOMES	35	210
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611	4	27	611 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 7(4):388-& CARUSI EA; SINSHEIMER RL PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF A PROTEIN ISOLATED FROM BACTERIOPHAGE PHIX174	1	40
612	7	15	612 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 7(5):583-& FOX E; MESELSON M UNEQUAL PHOTOSENSITIVITY OF 2 STRANDS OF DNA IN BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA	8	0
613	3	10	613 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 7(6):636-& WOLF B; MESELSON M REPRESSION OF REPLICATION OF SUPERINFECTING BATERIOPHAGE DNA IN IMMUNE CELLS	41	41
614	5	20	614 1963 JOURNAL OF MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 7(6):710-& ADLER J; TEMPLETO B AMOUNT OF GALACTOSE GENETIC MATERIAL IN LAMBDA BACTERIOPHAGE WITH DIFFERENT DENSITIES	13	53
615	16	51	615 1963 KLINISCHE WOCHENSCHRIFT 41(13):625-& KOCH G FUNKTIONEN DER RIBONUCLEINSAUREN IM ZELLSTOFFWECHSEL	0	1
616	4	28	616 1963 LIFE SCIENCES (6):428-440 CAMPBELL PN BIOSYNTHESIS OF PROTEINS	0	1
617	5	26	617 1963 METHODS IN ENZYMOLOGY 6:726-738 MARMUR J A PROCEDURE FOR THE ISOLATION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID FROM MICROORGANISMS	6	199
618	30	43	618 1963 METHODS IN ENZYMOLOGY 6:854-871 VINOGRAD J SEDIMENTATION EQUILIBRIUM IN A BUOYANT DENSITY GRADIENT	20	59
619	8	29	619 1963 NATURE 197(486):430-& WETTSTEIN FO; NOLL H; STAEHELIN T RIBOSOMAL AGGREGATE ENGAGED IN PROTEIN SYNTHESIS - CHARACTERIZATION OF ERGOSOME	52	839
620	1	7	620 1963 NATURE 197(486):573-& HOYER BH; LACKMAN DB; FISET P; ORMSBEE RA DIFFERENTATION OF PHASE I AND PHASE 2 COXIELLA BURNETII BY EQUILIBRIUM DENSITY GRADIENT SEDIMENTATION	2	20
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621	1	11	621 1963 NATURE 197(487):1121-& MITCHELL J; NOSSAL GJV RIBONUCLEIC ACID METABOLISM IN PLASMA CELL SEQUENCE	3	22
622	1	83	622 1963 NATURE 199(488):7-& DEAN ACR; HINSHELWOOD C INTEGRATION OF CELL REACTIONS	1	21
623	5	37	623 1963 NATURE 199(489):1034-& WHITEHOUSE HLK A THEORY OF CROSSING-OVER BY MEANS OF HYBRID DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID	69	229
624	1	4	624 1963 NATURE 200(490):883-& KREUZ LE; LEVY AH DENSITY HOMOGENEITY AND ESTIMATED MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF INTERFERON	2	13
625	2	13	625 1963 NATURE 200(491):1205-& SARKAR NK; MUKUNDAN MA; DEVI A ROLE OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEASE IN SYNTHESIS OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID	3	11
626	32	195	626 1963 NATURWISSENSCHAFTEN 50(3):76-& WITTMANN HG UBERTRAGUNG DER GENETISCHEN INFORMATION	2	16
627	2	49	627 1963 NEOPLASMA 10(1):83-& FIALA S; GLENSMAN.W A UNIFIED CONCEPT OF CANCEROGENESIS	0	9
628	1	14	628 1963 NEOPLASMA 10(2):159-& FIALA S; KASINSKY E CARCINOGENESIS AND ADAPTIVE ENZYME FORMATION	1	6
629	13	75	629 1963 NEW ENGLAND JOURNAL OF MEDICINE 268(16):873-& LITTLEFIELD JW EXPRESSION OF GENETIC INFORMATION	0	4
630	7	256	630 1963 PHARMACOLOGICAL REVIEWS 15(3):481-& GALE EF MECHANISMS OF ANTIBIOTIC ACTION	2	96
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631	13	24	631 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(1):68-& BAUTZ EKF PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF MESSENGER RNA OF BACTERIOPHAGE T4	9	41
632	5	28	632 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(1):82-& FESSENDEN JM; MOLDAVE K; CAIRNCROSS J STUDIES ON POLYNUCLEOTIDE-STIMULATED AMINO ACYL TRANSFER FROM SOLUBLE-RNA TO RAT LIVER RIBOSOMES	6	26
633	4	20	633 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(1):122-& WARNER JR; KNOPF PM; RICH A A MULTIPLE RIBOSOMAL STRUCTURE IN PROTEIN SYNTHESIS	57	602
634	8	16	634 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(2):151-& BURGI E CHANGES IN MOLECULAR WEIGHT OF DNA ACCOMPANYING MUTATIONS IN PHAGE	19	63
635	10	23	635 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(3):386-& ROLFE R CHANGES IN PHYSICAL STATE OF DNA DURING REPLICATION CYCLE	24	57
636	2	24	636 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(4):451-& SMITH HH; SZYBALSKI W; KUGELMAN BH; COMMERFORD L INCORPORATION OF 5-IODODEOXYURIDINE INTO DNA OF PLANT CELLS	0	13
637	8	18	637 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(4):511-& HASELKORN R; FRIED VA; DAHLBERG JE CELL-FREE PROTEIN SYNTHESIS - ASSOCIATION OF VIRAL RNA AND E. COLI RIBOSOMES	7	46
638	6	38	638 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(4):551-& NAGATA T MOLECULAR SYNCHRONY AND SEQUENTIAL REPLICATION OF DNA IN ESCHERICHIA COLI	68	178
639	5	34	639 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(4):559-& YOSHIKAWA H; SUEOKA N SEQUENTIAL REPLICATION OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS CHROMOSOME .1. COMPARISON OF MARKER FREQUENCIES IN EXPONENTIAL AND STATIONARY GROWTH PHASES	45	269
640	2	9	640 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(5):589-& SIDDIQI OH INCORPORATION OF PARENTAL DNA INTO GENETIC RECOMBINANTS OF E.COLI	16	19
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641	15	30	641 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(5):654-& PENMAN S; DARNELL JE; SCHERRER K; BECKER Y POLYRIBOSOMES IN NORMAL AND POLIOVIRUS-INFECTED HELA CELLS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO MESSENGER-RNA	33	590
642	4	28	642 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(5):699-& COHEN SS; BARNER HD; SEKIGUCHI M; STERN JL SYNTHESIS OF MESSENGER RNA WITHOUT PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN NORMAL AND PHAGE-INFECTED THYMINELESS STRAINS OF ESCHERICHIA COLI	4	25
643	4	40	643 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(5):707-& GOMATOS PJ; TAMM I SECONDARY STRUCTURE OF REOVIRUS RNA	10	235
644	3	12	644 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(6):806-& YOSHIKAWA H; SUEOKA N SEQUENTIAL REPLICATION OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS CHROMOSOME .2. ISOTOPIC TRANSFER EXPERIMENTS	26	104
645	1	38	645 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 49(6):843-& BALTIMORE D; FRANKLIN RM; TAMM I; EGGERS HJ POLIOVIRUS-INDUCED RNA POLYMERASE AND EFFECTS OF VIRUS-SPECIFIC INHIBITORS ON ITS PRODUCTION	7	244
646	5	15	646 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 50(1):44-& GREEN M; PINA M SIMILARITY OF DNAS ISOLATED FROM TUMOR-INDUCING VIRUSES OF HUMAN AND ANIMAL ORIGIN	3	56
647	1	16	647 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 50(2):256-& UI H; MUELLER GC ROLE OF RNA SYNTHESIS IN EARLY ESTROGEN ACTION	4	229
648	6	13	648 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 50(3):537-& COWIE DB; MCCARTHY BJ HOMOLOGY BETWEEN BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA DNA AND E. COLI DNA	9	54
649	6	17	649 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 50(4):630-& BRAWERMAN G; GOLD L; EISENSTADTER J A RIBONUCLEIC ACID FRACTION FROM RAT LIVER WITH TEMPLATE ACTIVITY	9	93
650	5	19	650 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 50(4):679-& OKUBO S; BOTT K; STRAUSS B; STODOLSK.M SEPARATION OF TRANSFORMING AND VIRAL DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACIDS OF A TRANSDUCING BACTERIOPHAGE OF BACILLUS SUBTILIS	8	40
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651	4	25	651 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 50(4):725-& SAGER R; ISHIDA MR CHLOROPLAST DNA IN CHLAMYDOMONAS	23	191
652	3	20	652 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 50(4):738-& JEHLE H; PARKE WC; INGERMAN ML; SHIRVEN RM; SALYERS AA REPLICATION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS	3	5
653	4	9	653 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 50(4):746-& KOZINSKI A; SHANNON P; KOZINSKI PB REPLICATIVE FRAGMENTATION IN T4 PHAGE - INHIBITION BY CHLORAMPHENICOL	0	29
654	4	17	654 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 50(5):918-& WOOL IG; MUNRO AJ AN INFLUENCE OF INSULIN ON SYNTHESIS OF A RAPIDLY LABELED RNA BY ISOLATED RAT DIAPHRAGM	4	62
655	17	34	655 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 50(6):1177-& GREEN MH COMPLEMENTARITY BETWEEN LAMBDA (LAMBDA) PHAGE AND ESCHERICHIA COLI	6	39
656	5	46	656 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 157(967):177-& HARRIS H; FISHER HW; RODGERS A; WATTS JW; SPENCER T AN EXAMINATION OF RIBONUCLEIC ACIDS IN HELA CELL WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CURRENT THEORY ABOUT TRANSFER OF INFORMATION FROM NUCLEUS TO CYTOPLASM	9	87
657	6	76	657 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE ROYAL SOCIETY OF LONDON SERIES B-BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES 158(970):1-& PONTECORVO G MICROBIAL GENETICS - RETROSPECT AND PROSPECT	1	46
658	3	11	658 1963 PROCEEDINGS OF THE SOCIETY FOR EXPERIMENTAL BIOLOGY AND MEDICINE 113(1):166-& PALCZUK NC; PLESCIA OJ; BRAUN W; CORAFIGU.ME HEAT-REVEALED ANTIGENS IN DNA-RICH PREPARATIONS FROM BRUCELLA ABORTUS	0	5
659	27	363	659 1963 PROGRESS IN BIOPHYSICS & MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 13:175-239 GRUNBERGMANAGO M ENZYMATIC SYNTHESIS OF NUCLEIC ACIDS	1	5
660	16	86	660 1963 PROGRESS IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 1:59-92 HURWITZ J; AUGUST JT THE ROLE OF DNA IN RNA SYNTHESIS	8	80
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661	23	111	661 1963 PROGRESS IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 1:135-161 LIPMANN F MESSENGER RIBONUCLEIC ACID	9	48
662	8	77	662 1963 PROGRESS IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 1:163-217 CRICK FHC THE RECENT EXCITEMENT IN THE CODING PROBLEM	10	63
663	19	121	663 1963 PROGRESS IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 1:219-230 BENDICH A; ROSENKRANZ HS SOME THOUGHTS ON THE DOUBLE-STRANDED MODEL OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID	9	56
664	67	308	664 1963 PROGRESS IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 1:231-300 MARMUR J; ROWND R; SCHILDKRAUT CL DENATURATION AND RENATURATION OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID	17	173
665	5	51	665 1963 PROGRESS IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 1:347-368 LUZZATI V THE STRUCTURE OF DNA AS DETERMINED BY X-RAY SCATTERING TECHNIQUES	5	28
666	11	77	666 1963 PROGRESS IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 2:1-18 CAVALIERI LF; ROSENBERG BH NUCLEIC ACIDS AND INFORMATION TRANSFER	5	20
667	26	159	667 1963 PROGRESS IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 2:19-59 HARRIS H NUCLEAR RIBONUCLEIC ACID	6	99
668	12	201	668 1963 PROGRESS IN NUCLEIC ACID RESEARCH AND MOLECULAR BIOLOGY 2:83-123 LEHMAN IR THE NUCLEASES OF ESCHERICHIA-COLI	0	64
669	6	29	669 1963 RADIATION RESEARCH 20(2):252-& ERIKSON RL; SZYBALSKI W MOLECULAR RADIOBIOLOGY OF HUMAN CELL LINES .5. COMPARATIVE RADIOSENSITIZING PROPERTIES OF 5-HALADEOXY-CYTIDINES AND 5-HALODEOXYURIDINES	1	83
670	4	97	670 1963 REPORTS ON PROGRESS IN PHYSICS 26:105-& NORTH ACT X-RAY CRYSTALLOGRAPHY OF LARGE MOLECULES OF BIOLOGICAL IMPORTANCE	0	0
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671	57	405	671 1963 REVIEWS OF PURE AND APPLIED CHEMISTRY 13(DEC):211-& SYMONS RH GENETIC CODING IN PLANT AND BACTERIAL VIRUSES	0	2
672	11	51	672 1963 REVUE FRANCAISE D ETUDES CLINIQUES ET BIOLOGIQUES 8(4):333-340 KRUH J; DREYFUS JC; SCHAPIRA G DETERMINISME GENETIQUE DE LA BIOSYNTHESE DES MACROMOLECULES BIOLOGIQUES	0	2
673	7	33	673 1963 SCHWEIZERISCHE MEDIZINISCHE WOCHENSCHRIFT 93(36):1282-& WEISSMANN C UBER DIE VERMEHRUNG VON BAKTERIOPHAGEN	0	2
674	7	17	674 1963 SCIENCE 139(355):584-& BAL AK; GROSS PR MITOSIS AND DIFFERENTIATION IN ROOTS TREATED WITH ACTINOMYCIN	2	40
675	9	83	675 1963 SCIENCE 140(356):17-& WATSON JD INVOLVEMENT OF RNA IN SYNTHESIS OF PROTEINS	28	184
676	5	29	676 1963 SCIENCE 140(357):1092-& ZUBAY GE MOLECULAR MODEL FOR PROTEIN SYNTHESIS	0	26
677	6	21	677 1963 SCIENCE 140(357):1313-& HAYASHI M; HAYASHI MN; SPIEGELMAN S REPLICATING FORM OF A SINGLE-STRANDED DNA VIRUS - ISOLATION AND PROPERTIES	5	60
678	11	17	678 1963 SCIENCE 141(358):1194-& CHENG TY; SUEOKA N HETEROGENEITY OF DNA IN DENSITY AND BASE COMPOSITION	5	24
679	5	129	679 1963 SCIENCE 142(358):24-& TAMM I SPECIFIC INHIBITION OF REPLICATION OF ANIMAL VIRUSES	0	126
680	8	31	680 1963 SCIENCE 142(359):402-& HENDLER RW PROTEIN BIOSYNTHESIS - SOME ALTERNATIVE CONSIDERATIONS ON CURRENT HYPOTHESIS	2	9
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681	2	21	681 1963 TRANSACTIONS OF THE NEW YORK ACADEMY OF SCIENCES 25(3):293-& ALLISON JB PROTEIN MALNUTRITION	0	3
682	4	23	682 1963 VIROLOGY 19(2):158-& WINOCOUR E PURIFICATION OF POLYOMA VIRUS	7	275
683	1	20	683 1963 VIROLOGY 19(2):205-& KAPLAN AS; BENPORAT T PATTERN OF VIRAL AND CELLULAR DNA SYNTHESIS IN PSEUDORABIES VIRUS-INFECTED CELLS IN LOGARITHMIC PHASE OF GROWTH	6	83
684	8	16	684 1963 VIROLOGY 19(3):279-& CRAWFORD LV PHYSICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF POLYOMA VIRUS .2. NUCLEIC ACID	8	35
685	4	30	685 1963 VIROLOGY 19(3):359-& MAYOR HD; JORDAN LE; JAMISON RM BIOPHYSICAL STUDIES ON NATURE OF SIMIAN PAPOVA VIRUS PARTICLE (VACUOLATING SV40 VIRUS	5	38
686	7	27	686 1963 VIROLOGY 19(3):400-& ZIMMERMAN E; DARNELL JE; HEETER M RNA SYNTHESIS IN POLIOVIRUS-INFECTED CELLS	0	159
687	4	29	687 1963 VIROLOGY 19(4):450-& ZICHICHI ML; KELLENBERGER G 2 DISTINCT FUNCTIONS IN LYSOGENIZATION PROCESS - REPRESSION OF PHAGE MULTIPLICATION AND INCORPORATION OF PROPHAGE IN BACTERIAL GENOME	14	53
688	4	24	688 1963 VIROLOGY 19(4):475-& MATSUSHIRO A SPECIALIZED TRANSDUCTION OF TRYPTOPHAN MARKERS IN ESCHERICHIA COLI K12 BY BACTERIOPHAGE PHI80	22	160
689	6	36	689 1963 VIROLOGY 19(4):509-& EASTERBROOK KB; DAVERN CI EFFECT OF 5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE ON MULTIPLICATION OF VACCINIA VIRUS	2	66
690	2	17	690 1963 VIROLOGY 19(4):565-& PAIGEN K; WEINFELD H COOPERATIVE INFECTION BY HOST-MODIFIED LAMBDA PHAGE	19	32
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691	4	14	691 1963 VIROLOGY 20(2):213-& KOZINSKI AW; KOZINSKI PB FRAGMENTARY TRANSFER OF P32-LABELED PARENTAL DNA TO PROGENY PHAGE .2. AVERAGE SIZE OF TRANSFERRED PARENTAL FRAGMENT - 2-CYCLE TRANSFER - REPAIR OF POLYNUCLEOTIDE CHAIN AFTER FRAGMENTATION	17	68
692	2	12	692 1963 VIROLOGY 20(2):310-& BENPORAT T; KAPLAN AS SYNTHESIS AND FATE OF PSEUDORABIES VIRUS DNA IN INFECTED MAMMALIAN CELLS IN STATIONARY PHASE OF GROWTH	1	38
693	1	14	693 1963 VIROLOGY 20(2):344-& CAMPBELL A SEGREGANTS FROM LYSOGENIC HETEROGENOTES CARRYING RECOMBINANT LAMBDA PROPHAGES	8	57
694	3	31	694 1963 VIROLOGY 20(3):420-& GOLDE A; VIGIER P KINETIC STUDY OF INHIBITION OF GROWTH OF ROUS SARCOMA VIRUS AND CELLS BY 5-FLUOROURACIL IN VITRO	1	16
695	1	21	695 1963 VIROLOGY 20(3):464-& PREVEC L; WHITMORE GF PURIFICATION OF VESICULAR STOMATITIS VIRUS AND ANALYSIS OF P32-LABELED VIRAL COMPONENTS	1	42
696	3	35	696 1963 VIROLOGY 20(4):545-& STENBACK WA; DURAND DP HOST INFLUENCE ON DENSITY OF NEWCASTLE DISEASE VIRUS (NDV)	7	49
697	5	13	697 1963 VIROLOGY 21(1):7-& IHLER G; MESELSON M GENETIC RECOMBINATION IN BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA BY BREAKAGE AND JOINING OF DNA MOLECULES	29	29
698	8	47	698 1963 VIROLOGY 21(2):162-& HENRY C; YOUNGNER JS STUDIES ON STRUCTURE AND REPLICATION OF NUCLEIC ACID POLIOVIRUS	0	14
699	7	16	699 1963 VIROLOGY 21(2):258-& CRAWFORD LV; CRAWFORD EM A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF POLYOMA AND PAPILLOMA VIRUSES	9	113
700	14	37	700 1963 VIROLOGY 21(3):353-& RUSSELL WC; CRAWFORD LV SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC ACID FROM HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS	7	47

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