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101. Mariner B Entry Capsules--Scientific Subsystem

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102. Memo on Present and Future Potential Scale of Utilization of Analog-to-Digital Facilities in the Medical School

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103. Genetics of Bacteria: Summary Report to the National Institutes of Health

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104. Washington University: Planning Council for Biology

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105. Space Science Summer Study: Working Group on Fundamental Biology and Exobiology

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106. A Brief -- Life Detection on Other Planets

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107. Demographic Studies Related to Pediatric and Genetic Problems

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108. Demographic and Epidemiological Studies

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109. Comments and Recommendations Concerning an Operational Policy with Respect to Lunar and Martian Spacecraft Decontamination

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110. Space Probe Sterilization

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111. List of Experiments and "Summary"

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112. Computer Control of a Machine for Exploring Mars

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113. Report on Research Activities of the Lt. J. P. Kennedy, Jr. Laboratories for Molecular Medicine: July 1, 1963 - June 30, 1964

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114. Tesselation

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115. An Initial Problem Statement for a Machine Induction Research Project

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116. Approaches to the Biological Exploration of Mars: Collections of Experiments versus a General Purpose Laboratory

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117. ACME progress report

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118. Online Computation of Molecular Formulas from Mass Number

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119. Status Report of the ACME System

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120. A Complete List of Functions Used in DENDRAL

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121. Recommendations to the Society

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122. Tsuitsui Report [of the Ad Hoc Committee on Evaluation of Federal Support in Sciences]

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123. Understanding the Information Processes of Scientific Inference in the Context of Organic Chemistry

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124. Staff Comments on NIH-NIMH Conference Report: Behavioral Factors and Cardiovascular Disease

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125. CBW Considerations in CCD

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126. Beyond Heuristic DENDRAL

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127. Possible Comments on BW

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128. The Rockefeller University: Some Comments and Proposals

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129. Working Paper on Remarks by Dr. Joshua Lederberg at Informal Meeting of CCD, 5 August 1970

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130. Statement of Drs. David A. Hamburg and Joshua Lederberg on their role in the Program on a Technology-Dependent Civilization

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131. Cost-Analysis of Genetic Disease from Radiation: $100 Per Man-Rad

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132. Excerpt from "Project Ranger: A Chronology"

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133. Center Program on Science, Technology and Society

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134. Quarterly Report for ACME Computing Facility for Stanford University Computer Facilities Committee

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135. File Progress Report: Genetics of Bacteria

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136. Proposed Management Structure for SUMEX

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137. Summary of Material for the Stanford-Pavia Grant Research Projects

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138. Problems of Genetic Handicap: Programs of the Department of Genetics

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139. The Institute on an Emergency Footing

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140. Chemical Markers in Early Cancer Detection

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141. Excerpt from "First General Report: POSTS (Program on Science, Technology & Society)"

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142. SUMEX-AIM Prospectus

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143. Biochemical Markers or Enzyme Changes That May Presage the Presence of Cancer Semi-Annual Report, 1975

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144. Excerpt from "Second General Report: POSTS (Program on Science, Technology & Society)"

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145. Biochemical Markers or Enzyme Changes That May Presage the Presence of Cancer Final Report, 1976

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146. MOLGEN Summary Progress Report: January - December 1975

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147. Biochemical Markers or Enzyme Changes That May Presage the Presence of Cancer Progress Report, 1975-1976

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148. Philosophy of Arms Control (Third Interim Report to the Ford Foundation for the Program on Training and Research on Arms Control and Disarmament)

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149. Report from the Third Pugwash Chemical Warfare (CW) Workshop

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150. Excerpt from "Third General Report: POSTS (Program on Science, Technology & Society"

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151. An Appraisal of POSTS as an Interdisciplinary Effort

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152. A Case Study of the Reasoning in a Genetics Experiment

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153. Research Plans, 1977-78: Microbiological and Genetic Studies

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154. The Natural History of Gene Exchange Among Bacteria

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155. The Integrity of the Peer Review System as Used at the National Institutes of Health

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156. Report of the President, 1978-1979

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157. Prospectus of Human Biology 41, 'Public Decisionmaking Regarding the Human Environment'

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158. Excerpts from "Assessment of Technologies for Determining Cancer Risks from the Environment"

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159. Noble-Gas Chemistry and The Periodic System of Mendeleev

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160. Report on Metabolism-Pharmocology Laboratory

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161. Report of the Research Briefing Panel on the Biology of Parasitism

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162. The BIONET Resource: Description and Application Form

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163. Preface to "The Cosmic History of the Biogenic Elements and Compounds"

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164. Towards Preventing a Biological Weapons Technology Race

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165. Science as a Way of Knowing: Report to the Cosponsoring Organizations

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166. General considerations of biological warfare, arms control, and proliferation

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167. The Panel of Scientific Advisors of the ICGEB: Report of Meeting on 20-21 June 1985--Rockefeller University

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168. Excerpt from "High-Tech New York: Strengthening New York as a World City" (A Booz-Allen & Hamilton Report to the New York City Partnership)

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169. Towards Preventing a Biological Weapons Technology Race (European version)

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170. Discussions in Moscow Regarding Sverdlovsk Anthrax Outbreak

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171. Anthrax Epidemic in Sverdlovsk 1979 and Soviet Compliance with the BW Disarmament Convention, CISAC-Moscow October 8, 1986

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172. Excerpts from "Genetically Engineered Organisms in the Environment"

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173. Status of Toxins Under the BWC

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174. Methodology to Determine Biomaterial Stockpile Limits on the Basis of Danger Classification Groups

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175. Report on the President

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176. Proposals for the Third Review Conference of the Biological Weapons Convention

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177. Carnegie Commission on Science, Technology, and Government: A Midpoint Report to the Carnegie Commission Board

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178. A Research Note: The Changing Pattern of Births, 1900-1989

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179. Meeting of the Working Groups of the U. S. National Academy of Sciences and the Academy of the Sciences of the U. S. S. R. on Biological Weapons Control, Skytop, Pennsylvania, December 5-7, 1990

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180. Summary of Commission Retreat Session: Themes for Final Report and Follow-Up Strategies, Woods Hole, June 28, 1991

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181. Preliminary Report, Laboratory of Molecular Genetics and Informatics

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182. High Points of an Interim Report: DSB/DPB Task Force on CBW

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183. Blue Ribbon Review of the TMD Lethality Program and Chemical and Biological Warheads (Lederberg's recommendations)

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184. Blue Ribbon Review of the TMD Lethality Program and Chemical and Biological Warheads (Introduction and Summary)

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185. The Gene Patenting Issue: Urgent Problems in Science Policy and Law

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186. Summary of Conclusions and Decisions: CISAC Working Group on Biological Weapons Control Planning Meeting October 5, 1993

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187. Interim Report to Hon[orable] Federico Mayor, Director-General United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization Recommendations to UNESCO

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188. CENTER for Reproductive Sciences: Summary Impressions

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189. Symposium on Development of Vaccines for Viral Infections

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190. Risk Assessment and Risk Management in Regulatory Decision-Making [Discussion Draft]

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191. Science and Technology and the President: A Report to the Next Administration

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192. Visit to Russia on Collaborative Research on Dangerous Pathogens, November 21-30, 1996

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193. Choices and Challenges: Future Directions for NCRR (Scientific Planning Forum 1997) [Excerpts]

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194. Infectious Diseases and Nature's Revenge

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195. Report of Visits and Discussions in Moscow Concerning Redirection of Russian Biological Defense Scientists

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196. Controlling Dangerous Pathogens: A Blueprint for U.S.-Russian Cooperation

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197. Controlling Dangerous Pathogens: A Blueprint for U.S.-Russian Cooperation (Introduction & Table of Contents)

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198. Controlling Dangerous Pathogens: A Blueprint for U.S.-Russian Cooperation (pages 51-78)

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199. Controlling Dangerous Pathogens: A Blueprint for U.S.-Russian Cooperation (pages 26-50)

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200. Controlling Dangerous Pathogens: A Blueprint for U.S.-Russian Cooperation (pages 1-25)

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