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1701	0	49	3234 1979 CHEMICO-BIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS 24(3):265-285 RANNUG U; BEIJE B MUTAGENIC EFFECT OF 1,2-DICHLOROETHANE ON SALMONELLA-TYPHIMURIUM .2. ACTIVATION BY THE ISOLATED PERFUSED RAT-LIVER	0	65
1702	4	27	3235 1979 CHEMICO-BIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS 28(2-3):333-344 SEGAL A; MATE U; SOLOMON JJ INVITRO DIMROTH REARRANGEMENT OF 1-(2-CARBOXYETHYL) ADENINE TO N6-(2-CARBOXYETHYL)-ADENINE IN SINGLE-STRANDED CALF THYMUS DNA	0	23
1703	0	24	4819 1986 CHEMICO-BIOLOGICAL INTERACTIONS 59(3):247-254 CHAN PKL; SKOV KA; JAMES BR; FARRELL NP CHROMOSOME-DAMAGING ACTIVITY OF A RUTHENIUM RADIOSENSITIZER, RUCL2(DMSO)2(4-NITROIMIDAZOLE)2, IN CHINESE-HAMSTER OVARY CELLS-INVITRO	0	17
1704	1	34	7471 2001 CHEMISTRY & BIOLOGY 8(12):1161-1166 Chen CA; Sieburth SM; Glekas A; Hewitt GW; Trainor GL; Erickson-Viitanen S; Garber SS; Cordova B; Jeffry S; Klabe RM Drug design with a new transition state analog of the hydrated carbonyl: silicon-based inhibitors of the HIV protease	0	11
1705	2	46	7842 2003 CHEMISTRY & BIOLOGY 10(11):1065-1076 Chen S; Huang X; Zhou XF; Bai LQ; He J; Jeong KJ; Lee SY; Deng ZX Organizational and mutational analysis of a complete FR-008/candicidin gene cluster encoding a structurally related polyene complex	0	1
1706	0	4	4151 1984 CHEMISTRY IN BRITAIN 20(11):986-986 ROSEN JD YELLOW RAIN - RESPONSE	0	0
1707	0	62	3913 1983 CHEMOSPHERE 12(4-5):429-446 CRUMMETT WB STATUS OF ANALYTICAL SYSTEMS FOR THE DETERMINATION OF PCDDS AND PCDFS	1	29
1708	1	14	3699 1982 CHEMTECH 12(1):28-35 HARRIS BL CHEMICAL WARFARE - A PRIMER	0	0
1709	6	36	7282 1999 CHEST 116(5):1369-1376 Shafazand S; Doyle R; Ruoss S; Weinacker A; Raffin TA Inhalational anthrax - Epidemiology, diagnosis, and management	24	34
1710	13	39	939 1965 CHIMIA 19(8):447-& ENDE HA DICHTEGRADIENTENZENTRIFUGIERUNG SYNTHETISCHER HOCHPOLYMERER	0	1
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1711	5	23	1725 1969 CHIMIA 23(3):85-& EICHENBE.W SEPARATION OF BIOLOGICAL PARTICLES BY CENTRIFUGATION IN DENSITY GRADIENTS	0	6
1712	8	57	2116 1971 CHIMIA 25(2):47-& BOSCHETT.A PLASTIDIAL DNA AND EXTRACHROMOSOMAL HEREDITY	0	2
1713	2	46	3700 1982 CHIMIA 36(5):187-192 HESS R TOXICITY TESTING - MYTHS AND FACTS	0	2
1714	7	19	6797 1995 CHROMATOGRAPHIC CHARACTERIZATION OF POLYMERS 247:21-39 JANCA J ISOPERICHORIC FOCUSING FIELD-FLOW FRACTIONATION BASED ON COUPLING OF PRIMARY AND SECONDARY FIELD ACTION	0	1
1715	1	29	141 1961 CHROMOSOMA 12(1):190-& CROUSE HV IRRADIATION OF CONDENSED MEIOTIC CHROMOSOMES IN LILIUM LONGIFLORUM	1	13
1716	1	29	321 1962 CHROMOSOMA 12(1):190-& CROUSE HV IRRADIATION OF CONDENSED MEIOTIC CHROMOSOMES IN LILIUM-LONGIFLORUM	0	0
1717	10	89	748 1964 CHROMOSOMA 15(1):71-& PELLING C RIBONUKLEINSAURE-SYNTHESE DER RIESENCHROMOSOMEN - AUTORADIOGRAPHISCHE UNTERSUCHUNGEN AN CHIRONOMUS TENTANS	14	319
1718	2	15	1479 1968 CHROMOSOMA 24(3):309-& SHARMA RP; SINGH D EFFECT OF ACTINOMYCIN-D ON CHIASMA FREQUENCY IN VICIA FABA	0	6
1719	4	56	1939 1970 CHROMOSOMA 32(1):31-& HENNIG W; HENNIG I; STEIN H REPEATED SEQUENCES IN DNA OF DROSOPHILA AND THEIR LOCALIZATION IN GIANT CHROMOSOMES	3	148
1720	7	83	2272 1972 CHROMOSOMA 36(4):343-& POLANI PE CENTROMERE LOCALIZATION AT MEIOSIS AND POSITION OF CHIASMATA IN MALE AND FEMALE MOUSE	1	82
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1721	9	53	2437 1973 CHROMOSOMA 41(1):1-27 KAVENOFF R; ZIMM BH CHROMOSOME-SIZED DNA MOLECULES FROM DROSOPHILA	13	266
1722	6	52	2578 1974 CHROMOSOMA 48(4):427-440 RANJEKAR PK; LAFONTAI.JG; PALLOTTA D CHARACTERIZATION OF REPETITIVE DNA IN RYE (SECALE-CEREALE)	0	40
1723	0	25	2967 1977 CHROMOSOMA 63(4):317-327 SCALENGHE F; RITOSSA F PUFF INDUCIBLE IN REGION-93D IS RESPONSIBLE FOR SYNTHESIS OF MAJOR HEAT-SHOCK POLYPEPTIDE IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	5	13
1724	1	19	3088 1978 CHROMOSOMA 69(2):179-183 WOLFF S; BODYCOTE J; RODIN B CHROMOSOMAL ISOLABELING CAUSED BY 3 ROUNDS OF SYNTHESIS IN LATE REPLICATING REGIONS	1	7
1725	3	23	3236 1979 CHROMOSOMA 72(3):281-291 SONDERMEIJER PJA; LUBSEN NH ACTIVITY OF 2 HEAT SHOCK LOCI OF DROSOPHILA-HYDEI IN TISSUE-CULTURE CELLS AND SALIVARY-GLAND CELLS AS ANALYZED BY INSITU HYBRIDIZATION OF COMPLEMENTARY-DNA	6	10
1726	1	16	3237 1979 CHROMOSOMA 74(1):75-82 MUKHERJEE T; LAKHOTIA SC URIDINE-H-3 INCORPORATION IN THE PUFF-93D AND IN CHROMOCENTRIC HETEROCHROMATIN OF HEAT SHOCKED SALIVARY-GLANDS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	10	30
1727	1	73	3371 1980 CHROMOSOMA 76(2):123-150 KING M; JOHN B REGULARITIES AND RESTRICTIONS GOVERNING C-BAND VARIATION IN ACRIDOID GRASSHOPPERS	0	68
1728	2	32	3372 1980 CHROMOSOMA 76(3):245-254 PIERCE DA; LUCCHESI JC DOSAGE COMPENSATION OF X-LINKED HEAT-SHOCK PUFFS IN DROSOPHILA-PSEUDOOBSCURA	15	26
1729	1	53	3373 1980 CHROMOSOMA 76(3):339-363 MIKLOS GLG; WILLCOCKS DA; BAVERSTOCK PR RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASE AND MOLECULAR ANALYSES OF 3 RAT GENOMES WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO CHROMOSOME REARRANGEMENT AND SPECIATION PROBLEMS	0	36
1730	7	36	3374 1980 CHROMOSOMA 80(3):237-252 LENGYEL JA; RANSOM LJ; GRAHAM ML; PARDUE ML TRANSCRIPTION AND METABOLISM OF RNA FROM THE DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER HEAT-SHOCK PUFF SITE 93D	15	36
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1731	5	20	3375 1980 CHROMOSOMA 81(1):125-136 LAKHOTIA SC; MUKHERJEE T SPECIFIC ACTIVATION OF PUFF-93D OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER BY BENZAMIDE AND THE EFFECT OF BENZAMIDE TREATMENT ON THE HEAT SHOCK-INDUCED PUFFING ACTIVITY	14	57
1732	6	21	3376 1980 CHROMOSOMA 81(2):271-280 PETERS FPAMN; LUBSEN NH; SONDERMEIJER PJA RAPID SEQUENCE DIVERGENCE IN A HEAT SHOCK LOCUS OF DROSOPHILA	0	36
1733	3	14	3535 1981 CHROMOSOMA 83(2):159-168 BROCK HW; ROBERTS DB QUANTITATIVE INSITU HYBRIDIZATION REVEALS EXTENT OF SEQUENCE HOMOLOGY BETWEEN RELATED DNA-SEQUENCES IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	1	5
1734	4	36	3536 1981 CHROMOSOMA 83(3):295-313 DEGELMANN A; HOLLENBERG CP A STRUCTURAL-ANALYSIS OF BALBIANI RING DNA-SEQUENCES IN CHIRONOMUS-TENTANS	2	30
1735	1	36	3537 1981 CHROMOSOMA 83(3):353-366 IZQUIERDO M; ARRIBAS C; ALONSO C ISOLATION OF A STRUCTURAL GENE-MAPPING TO SUBREGIONS 63F OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER AND 90B OF DROSOPHILA-HYDEI POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES	5	12
1736	8	31	3538 1981 CHROMOSOMA 83(3):381-393 HENIKOFF S POSITION-EFFECT VARIEGATION AND CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE OF A HEAT-SHOCK PUFF IN DROSOPHILA	10	78
1737	3	37	3539 1981 CHROMOSOMA 84(1):1-18 BAUMAN JGJ; WIEGANT J; VANDUIJN P; LUBSEN NH; SONDERMEIJER PJA; HENNIG W; KUBLI E RAPID AND HIGH-RESOLUTION DETECTION OF INSITU HYBRIDIZATION TO POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES USING FLUOROCHROME-LABELED RNA	0	27
1738	11	45	3701 1982 CHROMOSOMA 85(1):93-108 BONNER JJ; KERBY RL RNA POLYMERASE-II TRANSCRIBES ALL OF THE HEAT SHOCK-INDUCED GENES OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	12	28
1739	7	30	3702 1982 CHROMOSOMA 85(2):237-249 PETERS FPAMN; GROND CJ; SONDERMEIJER PJA; LUBSEN NH CHROMOSOMAL ARRANGEMENT OF HEAT-SHOCK LOCUS 2-48B IN DROSOPHILA-HYDEI	0	11
1740	8	17	3703 1982 CHROMOSOMA 85(3):369-374 LAKHOTIA SC; MUKHERJEE T ABSENCE OF NOVEL TRANSLATION PRODUCTS IN RELATION TO INDUCED ACTIVITY OF THE 93D PUFF IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	6	27
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1741	11	17	3704 1982 CHROMOSOMA 87(2):229-237 SEMESHIN VF; BARICHEVA EM; BELYAEVA ES; ZHIMULEV IF ELECTRON MICROSCOPICAL ANALYSIS OF DROSOPHILA POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES .1. MAPPING OF THE 87A AND 87C HEAT-SHOCK PUFFS IN DEVELOPMENT	7	20
1742	3	31	3705 1982 CHROMOSOMA 87(3):263-277 ALCOVER A; IZQUIERDO M; STOLLAR D; KITAGAWA Y; MIRANDA M; ALONSO C INSITU IMMUNOFLUORESCENT VISUALIZATION OF CHROMOSOMAL TRANSCRIPTS IN POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES	3	21
1743	3	22	3914 1983 CHROMOSOMA 88(2):109-115 RIEDE I; JACOB E; RENZ M DNA-SEQUENCE DIVERGENCE IN THE DROSOPHILA-VIRILIS GROUP	0	11
1744	4	25	4152 1984 CHROMOSOMA 90(1):16-19 BELYAEVA ES; ANANIEV EV; GVOZDEV VA DISTRIBUTION OF MOBILE DISPERSED GENES (MDG-1 AND MDG-3) IN THE CHROMOSOMES OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	4	39
1745	3	29	4153 1984 CHROMOSOMA 90(5):366-377 ANANIEV EV; BARSKY VE; ILYIN YV; RYZIC MV THE ARRANGEMENT OF TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENTS IN THE POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	8	41
1746	7	63	4476 1985 CHROMOSOMA 91(3-4):210-233 SEMESHIN VF; BARICHEVA EM; BELYAEVA ES; ZHIMULEV IF ELECTRON MICROSCOPICAL ANALYSIS OF DROSOPHILA POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES .2. DEVELOPMENT OF COMPLEX PUFFS	6	33
1747	4	46	4477 1985 CHROMOSOMA 91(3-4):279-286 HAMMOND MP; LAIRD CD CONTROL OF DNA-REPLICATION AND SPATIAL-DISTRIBUTION OF DEFINED DNA-SEQUENCES IN SALIVARY-GLAND CELLS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	1	33
1748	2	35	4478 1985 CHROMOSOMA 92(2):108-115 CARMONA MJ; MORCILLO G; GALLER R; MARTINEZSALAS E; DELACAMPA AG; DIEZ JL; EDSTROM JE CLONING AND MOLECULAR CHARACTERIZATION OF A TELOMERIC SEQUENCE FROM A TEMPERATURE-INDUCED BALBIANI RING	3	36
1749	11	26	4479 1985 CHROMOSOMA 93(1):26-30 SIMON JA; SUTTON CA; LIS JT LOCALIZATION AND EXPRESSION OF TRANSFORMED DNA-SEQUENCES WITHIN HEAT-SHOCK PUFFS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	5	20
1750	8	30	4820 1986 CHROMOSOMA 93(4):347-357 BULTMANN H HEAT-SHOCK RESPONSES IN POLYTENE FOOT PAD CELLS OF SARCOPHAGA-BULLATA	2	12
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1751	10	29	4821 1986 CHROMOSOMA 93(6):461-468 SEMESHIN VF; BELYAEVA ES; ZHIMULEV IF; LIS JT; RICHARDS G; BOUROUIS M ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC ANALYSIS OF DROSOPHILA POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES .4. MAPPING OF MORPHOLOGICAL STRUCTURES APPEARING AS A RESULT OF TRANSFORMATION OF DNA-SEQUENCES INTO CHROMOSOMES	2	22
1752	4	26	4822 1986 CHROMOSOMA 94(4):267-272 BENEDUM UM; NEITZEL H; SPERLING K; BOGENBERGER J; FITTLER F ORGANIZATION AND CHROMOSOMAL DISTRIBUTION OF A NOVEL REPETITIVE DNA COMPONENT FROM MUNTIACUS-MUNTJAK-VAGINALIS WITH A REPEAT LENGTH OF MORE THAN 40 KB	0	8
1753	11	23	4823 1986 CHROMOSOMA 94(4):279-284 CHOWDHURI DK; LAKHOTIA SC DIFFERENT EFFECTS OF 93D ON 87C HEAT-SHOCK PUFF ACTIVITY IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER AND DROSOPHILA-SIMULANS	5	6
1754	8	44	5165 1987 CHROMOSOMA 96(1):83-90 FLEISCHMANN G; FILIPSKI R; ELGIN SCR ISOLATION AND DISTRIBUTION OF A DROSOPHILA PROTEIN PREFERENTIALLY ASSOCIATED WITH INACTIVE REGIONS OF THE GENOME	0	5
1755	5	43	5476 1988 CHROMOSOMA 97(2):171-177 VISA N; GONZALEZDUARTE R; SANTACRUZ MC A CYTOLOGICAL AND MOLECULAR ANALYSIS OF ADH GENE-EXPRESSION IN DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES	1	2
1756	2	57	5750 1989 CHROMOSOMA 97(5):363-373 HEINO TI POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES FROM OVARIAN PSEUDONURSE CELLS OF THE DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER OTU MUTANT .1. PHOTOGRAPHIC MAP OF CHROMOSOME-3	1	17
1757	13	44	5751 1989 CHROMOSOMA 97(5):396-412 SEMESHIN VF; DEMAKOV SA; ALONSO MP; BELYAEVA ES; BONNER JJ; ZHIMULEV IF ELECTRON MICROSCOPICAL ANALYSIS OF DROSOPHILA POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES .5. CHARACTERISTICS OF STRUCTURES FORMED BY TRANSPOSED DNA SEGMENTS OF MOBILE ELEMENTS	2	25
1758	6	27	6205 1991 CHROMOSOMA 100(2):79-86 RODRIGUEZMARTIN ML; MOREAU N; HERBERTS C; ANGELIER N COMPARISON BETWEEN INVIVO AND INVITRO HEAT-INDUCED CHANGES IN AMPHIBIAN LAMPBRUSH CHROMOSOMES	1	3
1759	7	48	6385 1992 CHROMOSOMA 101(5-6):293-300 DEFRUTOS R; PETERSON KR; KIDWELL MG DISTRIBUTION OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER TRANSPOSABLE ELEMENT SEQUENCES IN SPECIES OF THE OBSCURA GROUP	3	19
1760	4	50	6386 1992 CHROMOSOMA 101(9):527-537 CALLAN HG A SURVEY OF THE 1ST HUNDRED VOLUMES OF CHROMOSOMA	0	0
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1761	34	92	6516 1993 CHROMOSOMA 102(4):233-248 VAZQUEZ J; PAULI D; TISSIERES A TRANSCRIPTIONAL REGULATION IN DROSOPHILA DURING HEAT-SHOCK - A NUCLEAR RUN-ON ANALYSIS	6	19
1762	6	38	6517 1993 CHROMOSOMA 102(5):361-368 PAPACEIT M; JUAN E CHROMOSOMAL HOMOLOGIES BETWEEN DROSOPHILA-LEBANONENSIS AND DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER DETERMINED BY INSITU HYBRIDIZATION	5	11
1763	4	40	6518 1993 CHROMOSOMA 102(7):500-507 HAILS T; JOBLING M; DAY A LARGE ARRAYS OF TANDEMLY REPEATED DNA-SEQUENCES IN THE GREEN-ALGA CHLAMYDOMONAS-REINHARDTII	0	6
1764	6	42	6519 1993 CHROMOSOMA 102(10):734-742 KRESS H THE SALIVARY-GLAND CHROMOSOMES OF DROSOPHILA-VIRILIS - A CYTOLOGICAL MAP, PATTERN OF TRANSCRIPTION AND ASPECTS OF CHROMOSOME EVOLUTION	7	23
1765	3	60	6798 1995 CHROMOSOMA 104(1):44-55 HEINO TI; LAHTI VP; TIRRONEN M; ROOS C POLYTENE CHROMOSOMES SHOW NORMAL GENE ACTIVITY BUT SOME MESSENGER-RNAS ARE ABNORMALLY ACCUMULATED IN THE PSEUDONURSE CELL-NUCLEI OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER OTU MUTANTS	1	5
1766	16	38	6927 1996 CHROMOSOMA 105(2):104-110 Drosopoulou E; Konstantopoulou I; Scouras ZG The heat shock genes in the Drosophila montium subgroup: Chromosomal localization and evolutionary implications	9	14
1767	21	53	6928 1996 CHROMOSOMA 105(3):142-149 Marin R; Tanguay RM Stage-specific localization of the small heat shock protein Hsp27 during oogenesis in Drosophila melanogaster	5	10
1768	19	55	6929 1996 CHROMOSOMA 105(3):158-171 Shopland LS; Lis JT HSF recruitment and loss at most Drosophila heat shock loci is coordinated and depends on proximal promoter sequences	0	23
1769	9	49	7163 1998 CHROMOSOMA 107(2):113-126 Cuenca JB; Galindo MI; Saura AO; Sorsa V; de Frutos R Ultrastructure of regions containing homologous loci in polytene chromosomes of Drosophila melanogaster and Drosophila subobscura	0	5
1770	3	66	7164 1998 CHROMOSOMA 107(5):277-285 Cryderman DE; Cuaycong MH; Elgin SCR; Wallrath LL Characterization of sequences associated with position-effect variegation at pericentric sites in Drosophila heterochromatin	1	23
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1771	16	48	7165 1998 CHROMOSOMA 107(8):577-586 Konstantopoulou I; Nikolaidis N; Scouras ZG The hsp70 locus of Drosophila auraria (montium subgroup) is single and contains copies in a conserved arrangement	4	11
1772	7	87	7283 1999 CHROMOSOMA 108(1):32-43 Ranz JM; Caceres M; Ruiz A Comparative mapping of cosmids and gene clones from a 1.6 Mb chromosomal region of Drosophila melanogaster in three species of the distantly related subgenus Drosophila	1	13
1773	10	50	7365 2000 CHROMOSOMA 109(1-2):148-160 Lankenau DH; Peluso MV; Lankenau S The Su(Hw) chromatin insulator protein alters double-strand break repair frequencies in the Drosophila germ line	0	3
1774	2	22	6799 1995 CHROMOSOME RESEARCH 3(1):59-65 WILLHOEFT U; TRAUT W THE SEX-DETERMINING REGION OF THE MEGASELIA-SCALARIS (DIPTERA) Y-CHROMOSOME	0	5
1775	6	21	6800 1995 CHROMOSOME RESEARCH 3(6):386-393 SHARMA A; LAKHOTIA SC IN-SITU QUANTIFICATION OF HSP70 AND ALPHA-BETA TRANSCRIPTS AT 87A AND 87C LOCI IN RELATION TO HSR-OMEGA GENE ACTIVITY IN POLYTENE CELLS OF DROSOPHILA-MELANOGASTER	2	10
1776	6	41	7284 1999 CHROMOSOME RESEARCH 7(5):331-339 Gallego P; Juan E; Papaceit M Chromosomal homologies between Drosophila melanogaster and D-funebris determined by in-situ hybridization	0	4
1777	2	42	7472 2001 CHROMOSOME RESEARCH 9(5):403-415 Kress H; Bechler K; Swida U; Maletz S Evolution of 5S rRNA gene families in Drosophila	0	3
1778	1	46	142 1961 CIENCIA E INVESTIGACION 17(10):408-& SCHMITT FO CONTRIBUCIONES DE LA BIOLOGIA MOLECULAR A LA MEDICINA	0	0
1779	9	69	940 1965 CIENCIA MEXICO 24(1-2):37-& SERVINMA.M LA TRANSFORMACION GENETICA DE LAS BACTERIAS	0	0
1780	3	38	1119 1966 CIENCIA MEXICO 25(2):41-& CABRERAJ.E AVANCES ACERCA DE LA ESTRUCTURA Y FUNCION DE LOS ACIDOS NUCLEICOS	0	1
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1781	3	60	5752 1989 CIRCULATION 80(2):219-233 CHIEN KR; KNOWLTON KU CARDIOVASCULAR MOLECULAR-BIOLOGY - INTRODUCTION TO THE SERIES	0	10
1782	15	56	1120 1966 CIRCULATION RESEARCH 19(4):805-& POSNER BI; FANBURG BL STUDIES ON COMPONENTS OF RNA IN CARDIAC MUSCLE WITH EMPHASIS ON RAPIDLY LABELED 4 TO 18 S FRACTION	0	14
1783	2	22	5166 1987 CIRCULATION RESEARCH 60(5):786-790 KUNAPULI SP; KUMAR A MOLECULAR-CLONING OF HUMAN ANGIOTENSINOGEN CDNA AND EVIDENCE FOR THE PRESENCE OF ITS MESSENGER-RNA IN RAT-HEART	0	47
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1787	5	40	1285 1967 CLINICA CHIMICA ACTA 15(2):291-& BOUCHIER IA; COOPERBA.SR ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF A MACROMOLECULAR AGGREGATE ASSOCIATED WITH BILIRUBIN	0	30
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1789	7	75	7166 1998 CLINICAL CANCER RESEARCH 4(1):1-6 Fink D; Aebi S; Howell SB The role of DNA mismatch repair in drug resistance	4	183
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