- Joshua Lederberg - Profiles in Science Search Results

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301. Yale Program

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302. X-ray Baggage Inspection Systems

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303. Wyndham Lewis: Vorticist Theory and Cosmic Technique

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304. Worth of Psychology for Criminals Queried

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305. World's End Postponed

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306. Working Paper--March 10, 1959

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

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308. Working Group on Information Technology: List of Invitees

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309. Work to be cleaned up

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310. Wolf Vladimir Vishniac: An Obituary

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311. Wisdom of Cyclamate Ban [Letter to the Editor of Science]

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312. Wisconsin [I] (pages 76-100)

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313. Wisconsin [I] (pages 51-75)

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314. Wisconsin [I] (pages 26-50)

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315. Wisconsin [I] (pages 176-200)

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316. Wisconsin [I] (pages 151-175)

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317. Wisconsin [I] (pages 126-150)

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318. Wisconsin [I] (pages 101-125)

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319. Wisconsin [I] (pages 1-25)

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320. Wisconsin [I]

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321. Wisconsin [II] (pages 476-500)

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322. Wisconsin [II] (pages 451-475)

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323. Wisconsin [II] (pages 426-450)

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324. Wisconsin [II] (pages 401-425)

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325. Wisconsin [II] (pages 376-400)

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326. Wisconsin [II] (pages 351-375)

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327. Wisconsin [II] (pages 326-350)

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328. Wisconsin [II] (pages 301-325)

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329. Wisconsin [II] (pages 276-300)

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330. Wisconsin [II] (pages 251-275)

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331. Wisconsin [II] (pages 226-250)

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332. Wisconsin [II] (pages 201-225)

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333. Wisconsin [II]

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334. Wisconsin Has Two More Nobel Prize Winners

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335. William O. Baker's Odyssey

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336. William Hayes: Pioneering Contributions Remembered

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337. White House Roundtable on Biological Warfare Preparation

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338. When You Repeat Yourself (For the Expectant Father and Mother)

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339. When Computers 'Talk' to Computers

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340. What's in a Name in Drugs?

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341. What's In a Child's Mind?

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342. What the Double Helix (1953) Has Meant for Basic Biomedical Science

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343. What Next! [Letter to the Editor of the Washington Post]

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344. What I would like to Be (Joshua Lederberg's writing at age 7)

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345. What Do We Seek in Space?

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346. What Do We Do About Science?

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347. What Can Be Done to Protect You From Your Doctor?

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348. What About the Pill?

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349. Welcoming Remarks

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350. Weapons Ban [Letter to the Editors of American Scientist]

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351. We're So Accustomed to Using Chlorine That We Tend to Overlook Its Toxicity

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352. We'd Better Cache Culture on Far Side of the Moon

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353. We Need Widespread Tests for Venereal Diseases

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354. We Need Social Inventions to Deal with Overbreeding

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355. We Need More and Better Docs

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356. We Know Little About Matches

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357. We Don't Know Basic Facts About Biology of Racial Traits

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358. We Can Make a Safer World by Dropping Work on Toxins

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359. Watergate: Dean's Honor Roll of Enemies Includes Scientists

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360. Washington University: Planning Council for Biology

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361. WG Strain Series (pages 76-100)

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362. WG Strain Series (pages 51-75)

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363. WG Strain Series (pages 26-50)

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364. WG Strain Series (pages 101-126)

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365. WG Strain Series (pages 1-25)

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366. WG Strain Series

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367. WESTEX Summary Report [Main]

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368. WESTEX -2 and -3: Preliminary Reports

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369. W Numbers of Cavalli Cultures

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

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371. Viruses, Genes, and Cells

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372. Viruses and Humankind: Intracellular Symbiosis and Evolutionary Competition

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373. Viruses and Humankind: Intracellular Symbiosis and Evolutionary Competition

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374. Virus Genetics: Plant and Animal Viruses

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375. Virus Genetics: Bacteriophage

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376. Virginia 'Biology' Based on Delusion

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377. Viral and Rickettsial Replication in Cells Grant Review

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378. Viable Substitute Proposed for Detergent Phosphates

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379. Variation in Pigment Production in Staphylococcus aureus

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380. Variable Features on Mars: Preliminary Mariner 9 Television Results

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381. Variable Features on Mars, 2, Mariner 9 Global Results

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382. Vanishing Into Dust

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383. Value of Sending Men to Mars is Vastly Outweighed by Cost

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

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385. Using Bigotry Against Bias

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386. Use of the T4 Polynucleotides Ligase in The Joining of Flush-Ended DNA Segments Generated by Restriction Endonucleases

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387. Use of Nuclear Weapons Is An Invitation to Disaster

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388. Use of A Computer to Identify Unknown Compounds: The Automation of Scientific Inference

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389. Uptake of Synthetic Polynucleotides by Competent Cells of Bacillus subtilis

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390. Uptake of Synthetic Polynucleotides

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391. Untitled statement by Joshua Lederberg on the signing of the Health Appropriation Act

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392. Untitled statement by Joshua Lederberg before the United States Senate Subcommittee on Government Research

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393. Untitled speech made by Lederberg at a disarmament conference in Geneva

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

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395. Untitled notes on muscle contraction and isotope tests

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396. Untitled notes on distinctiveness of genotypes

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397. Untitled draft of an article by Lederberg about the political situation in Israel during his visit

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398. Untitled autobiography of Joshua Lederberg

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399. Untitled Newton E. Morton lab notebook

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400. Untitled Letter to the Editor of the New York Times

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