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Title:
Memorandum to Marcus Rhoades (about the Ds Locus) pdf (5,470,197 Bytes) ocr (100,790 Bytes)
Description:
In this very long "memo" to Rhoades, McClintock demonstrated that she now believed that the c-m1 mutable was a case of Ds having transposed to the C locus, or just to its left. She further speculated on the patterns of c-m2. The findings completed her picture of Ds action. The memo contains sections where McClintock speculated on biochemical and physical mechanisms to explain transposition, mutation, and gene expression. Among other things, McClintock discussed the process of "hidden mutations."
NOTE: The original is missing page 17.
Number of Image Pages:
63 (5,470,197 Bytes)
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Date:
1949-01 (January 1949)
Creator:
McClintock, Barbara
Source:
Original Repository: American Philosophical Society. Library. Barbara McClintock Papers
Rights:
Reproduced with permission of the Barbara McClintock Papers, American Philosophical Society.
Subject:
Medical Subject Headings (MeSH):
Chromosomes
Chromosome Breakage
Mutation
Exhibit Category:
Controlling Elements: Cold Spring Harbor, 1942-1967
Relation:
Metadata Record "Memorandum to Marcus Rhoades (about the Ds Locus)" [pages 1-25] (January 1949)
Metadata Record "Memorandum to Marcus Rhoades (about the Ds Locus)" [pages 26-54] (January 1949)
Metadata Record "Memorandum to Marcus Rhoades (about the Ds Locus)" [Appendix] (January 1949)
Metadata Record The Ds Locus. Part III. Transposition of the Ds Locus [April 1949 - January 1950]
Box Number: 2
Folder Number: 2
Unique Identifier:
LLBBJR
Document Type:
Drafts (documents)
Memorandums
Language:
English
Format:
application/pdf
image/tif
Physical Condition:
Good
Metadata Last Modified Date:
2006-06-14

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