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101. List of the Projects of Experiments

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102. The Present State of the Research Work

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103. IV. Phase-1 Monophasic Variants of Sal[monella] typhimurium and Sal[monella] paratyphi b

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104. V. Recurrent Alternation of Phase in Sal[monella] typhimurium

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105. III. Are H2 and Phase Controller Separable by Recombination?

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106. II. Monophasic Nature of Sal[monella] abortus-equi

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107. I. The Third Strain Which Has Non-Motile Phase-1

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108. An Experiment on the Diffusion of Salmonella Cell Suspensions Through Filter Paper Strips

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109. Transductional Analysis of Monophasic Types of Salmonella

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110. Studies on the Action of Ultraviolet Radiation on E[scherichia] coli K-12 and its Derivatives

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111. File Progress Report: Genetics of Bacteria

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

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

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

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115. Demographic Studies Related to Pediatric and Genetic Problems

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116. Annual Laboratory Report of the Biology Society Histology Section

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117. Microtechnique Group - The Biology Society

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118. Genetics and Biochemistry in Neurospora

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119. The Differential Diagnosis of Malaria

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120. Annual Progress Report: Genetics of Bacteria (Year 3)

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121. Plans for Sustaining and Developing Genetics at the University of Wisconsin

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122. Summary review of Joshua Lederberg's "Genetics of Bacteria" and "Genetics of Salmonella" grants

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123. Annual Progress Report: Genetics of Bacteria (Year 4)

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124. Project site visit report April 1949

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125. Bacterial Genetics: Research Report for 1955

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126. Annual Progress Report: Genetics of Bacteria (Year 6)

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127. Second Interim Report to the Rockefeller Foundation: Genetics of Bacteria

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128. Interim Report to the Rockefeller Foundation: Genetics of Bacteria

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129. Project: Genetics of Bacteria

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130. Terminal Report to the Rockefeller Foundation: Genetics of Bacteria

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131. Mechanisms of Drug Resistance

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132. Salmonella: Genetic Transduction Mediated by Bacteria Phage

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133. Genetic Recombination: The Sexual Process in Escherichia coli

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134. Genetic Functions of Bacterial Viruses

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135. Current Directions

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136. Annual Progress Report: Genetics of Bacteria (Year 5)

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137. Third Annual Progress Report: Genetics of Salmonella

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138. Annual Report 1947-48: The Nature and Action of the Gene in Bacteria

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139. 1949 Annual Progress Report: Genetics of Salmonella

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140. Report of Research Investigators for the Academic Year 1948-49 and for the Summer of 1948

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141. Final Progress Report, March 1, 1952 - February 28, 1953: Cytogenetic Effects of Radiations on Bacteria

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142. Annual Progress Report and Proposal for Contract Extension: Cytogenetic Effects of Radiations on Bacteria

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143. Report on Research Projects for the Fiscal Year 1951-52: Bacterial Immunogenetics

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144. Report on Research Projects for the Fiscal Year 1952-53: Bacterial Genetics

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145. Report on Research Projects for the Fiscal Year 1951-52: Bacterial Genetics

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146. Report on Research Projects for the Fiscal Year 1949-50: Bacterial Genetics

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147. Report on Research Projects for the Fiscal Year 1950-51: Bacterial Genetics

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148. Annual Report 1948-49: The Nature and Action of the Gene in Bacteria

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149. Annual Report 1949-50: The Nature and Action of the Gene in Bacteria

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150. Annual Report 1951: The Nature and Action of the Gene in Bacteria

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151. Untitled report on recent studies of recombination in Escherichia coli

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152. Report on Research Projects for the Fiscal Year 1955-56: Genetics of Bacteria

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153. Report on Research Projects for the Fiscal Year 1954-55: Genetics of Bacteria

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154. Report on Research Projects for the Fiscal Year 1956-57: Genetics of Bacteria

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155. Report on Research Projects for the Fiscal Year 1953-54: Bacterial Genetics

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156. Report on Research Projects for the Fiscal Year 1958-59: Genetics of Bacteria

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157. Report on Research Projects for the Fiscal Year 1957-58: Genetics of Bacteria

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158. Summary Report: Bacterial Genetic Research

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

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160. 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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161. The Joseph P. Kennedy, Jr., Laboratories for Molecular Medicine

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162. Demographic and Epidemiological Studies

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163. Possible Comments on BW

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164. CBW Considerations in CCD

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

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166. Towards Preventing a Biological Weapons Technology Race

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167. Discussions in Moscow Regarding Sverdlovsk Anthrax Outbreak

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

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

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

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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. Status of Toxins Under the BWC

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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182. 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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183. Symposium on Development of Vaccines for Viral Infections

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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191. Center Program on Science, Technology and Society

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

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193. Excerpts from the 1946 Annual Report of the Biological Laboratory of the Long Island Biological Association

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194. Online Computation of Molecular Formulas from Mass Number

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195. Beyond Heuristic DENDRAL

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196. Strategic Elements for Health, Research and Education (Summary)

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

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198. Foreword to "Top 10 Biotechnologies for Improving Health in Developing Countries"

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

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200. The Institute on an Emergency Footing

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