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251. Letter from Howard H. Hiatt to Maxine Singer

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252. Letter from Maxine Singer to Howard H. Hiatt

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253. Letter from Maxine Singer to Elizabeth Marincola

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254. How to Maintain U.S. Leadership in Biomedical Research

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255. Letter from Maxine Singer to Bishop William B. Friend

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256. Letter from J. Michael Bishop, Marc Kirschner, Elizabeth Marincola, and Harold Varmus to Paul Berg, Donald D. Brown, and Maxine Singer

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257. Thoughts on the National Science Foundation (NSF)

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258. Statement on Basic Scientific Research

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259. Research Program

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260. Letter from Maxine Singer to Mary Lasker

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261. Letter from Mary Lasker to Maxine Singer

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262. Letter from Stephen P. Hubbell to Maxine Singer

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263. Remarks spoken at the Council of Presidents of the Scientific Societies

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264. LINE-1: A Human Transposable Element

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265. An Introduction to Genes and Patents

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266. Letter from Jaydee Hanson and Jeremy Rifkin to Bishop William B. Friend

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267. Letter from Bishop William B. Friend to Maxine Singer

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268. Letter from Maxine Singer to Bishop William B. Friend

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269. Letter from Maxine Singer to Horace Freeland Judson

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270. Minireview: Unusual Reverse Transcriptases

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271. Letter from Fran Ginsburg to Maxine Singer

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272. Maxine Singer delivering the Mendel Medal Lecture at Villanova University

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273. 1996 Annual Mendel Lecture, Villanova University

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274. Letter from Paul Berg and Maxine Singer to the editor of Nature

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275. Behind the Endless Frontier

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276. Thought of a Nonmillenarian

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277. National Cancer Institute Oral History Project: Interview with Maxine Singer

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278. Remarks on Human Cloning

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279. Letter from Maxine Singer to F. James Charney

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280. Genetics and Health

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281. Letter from Jay Labov to Maxine Singer

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282. Letter from John R. Staver to Maxine Singer

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283. Letter from Eugenie C. Scott to Maxine Singer

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284. Letter from Lawrence C. Davis to Maxine Singer

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285. Letter from Maxine Singer to Lawrence C. Davis

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286. Women in Cell Biology: Shaping the Future for Women in Science

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287. Speech by Maxine Singer upon accepting her honorary degree from the Weizmann Institute of Science

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288. Letter from Maxine Singer to Howard H. Hiatt

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289. Maxine Singer at a meeting of the Pontifical Academy of Sciences

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290. Gender Matters

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291. Genetically Modified Organisms

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292. Letter from Maxine Singer to Research! America

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293. Maxine Singer speaking at the memorial service for former NIH Director Donald Fredrickson

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