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  • Barbara McClintock (June 16, 1902-September 2, 1992).
    N V Fedoroff
    Genetics January 1994 136: 1-10;
    ...between the instability of ring-shaped chromosomes and phenotypic variegation, the discov- ery that the centromere is divisible, and the identifi- cation of a chromosomal site essential for the forma- tion of the nucleolus. In the years following completion of her doctoral work, MCCLINTOCK continued her ~~~
  • Motoo Kimura (1924-1994).
    J F Crow
    Genetics May 1995 140: 1-5;
    ..., widely used in population , the infinite allele, the infinite site, and the lad- der models. I was associated with some of the work mentioned in these two paragraphs, a source of deep satisfaction to me, for I could never have done the mathematics alone. I shall not list KIMURAS papers ~~~
  • N. I. Vavilov, martyr to genetic truth.
    J F Crow
    Genetics May 1993 134: 1-4;
    ...to be particularly rich in varieties, and he regarded these as the centers from which the crop plants were descended. These areas also were often the sites of origin of civilizations. In retrospect, the hypothesis has not stood up very well. Cultivated varieties have not regularly come from the areas of greatest ~~~
  • Charlotte Auerbach (1899-1994).
    B J Kilbey
    Genetics September 1995 141: 1-5;
    ...poorly if at all with DEB and other alkylating agents. Many of us privately thought that this was a consequence of an unreactive base pair at the site of the mutation, but at that time we had no way of demonstrating whether this was correct or not. LOTTE, in contrast, always believed that if she could ~~~
  • Two genes, no enzyme: a second look at Barbara McClintock and the 1951 Cold Spring Harbor Symposium.
    N C Comfort
    Genetics August 1995 140: 1161-1166;
    ...led him to conclude that the chromosome, not the gene, was the unitary element of heredity (GOLDSCHMIDT 1938; DUNN 1965). GOLD- SCHMIDT argued from translocation data that the posi- tion of a locus on the chromosome determined its func- tion. When a locus moved to a different site, its function ~~~
  • The Cold Spring Harbor Phage Course (1945-1970): a 50th anniversary remembrance.
    M Susman
    Genetics March 1995 139: 1101-1106;
    ...at remote sites was established early in its his- tory. In 1949, for example, DELBRUCK himself offered a cloned Phage Course at Caltech for a very small class, consisting of JEAN WEICLE and OLE MAALBE (MAALOE 1966). When I took the course, it was taught by RENB COHEN, a French nuclear physicist recently ~~~
  • Neurospora: the organism behind the molecular revolution.
    D D Perkins
    Genetics April 1992 130: 687-701;
    ..., HENNIG and NEUPERT 1981). The first se- quence was obtained for the precursor of a nuclear-coded protein of the mitochondrial inner membrane or matrix (VIEBROCK, PERZ and SEBALD 1982). Contact sites function- ing in import were demonstrated between inner and outer mitochondrial membranes (SCHLEYER ~~~
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