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1. S[ynthetic] RNA codewords

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2. Popular Comparison - Molecular Commentary of Cell as Man's Communication in the Future

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3. Telegram from Sten Friberg, Karolinska Institute to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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4. Preliminary notes for speech given at the Lasker Awards luncheon

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5. Draft of speech to the American College of Physicians and Surgeons

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6. Draft of acceptance speech given upon receiving the Gairdner Award

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7. Lasker Lunch Remarks

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8. On the Coding of Genetic Information

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9. Letter from Edward C. Rosenow, Jr., American College of Physicians to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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10. No Life in Test Tube Expected by Russians

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11. Findings May Speed Solution to Genetic Code

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12. Letter from Maurice Niehuss, University of Michigan to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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13. Notes on possible codons

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14. Letter from G. Montalenti to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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15. Genetics and the Future of Man

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16. The Genetic Code

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17. Qualitative Survey of RNA Codewords

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18. RNA Codewords and Protein Synthesis, II. Nucleotide Sequence of a Valine RNA Codeword

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19. The Effect of Secondary Structure on the Template Activity of Polyribonucleotides

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20. Letter from R. Lee Clark, University of Texas to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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21. Notes on the code, taken at an art exhibit

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22. Nirenberg to Receive 1966 Research Corporation Award

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23. Letter from Paul Berg, Stanford University Medical Center to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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24. Letter from Lewis J. Brown to Marshall W. Nirenberg [transcript]

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25. Letter from Lewis J. Brown to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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26. Summary of Dr. Marshall W. Nirenberg's Work

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27. On the Ribonucleic Acid Synthesized in a Cell-Free System of Escherichia Coli

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28. RNA Codewords and Protein Synthesis, VII. On the General Nature of the RNA Code

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29. Letter from Bernardo A. Houssay, Instituto de Biologia y Medicina Experimental to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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30. Letter from Marshall W. Nirenberg to Kiyoshi Kurahashi

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31. Marshall Nirenberg and Sidney Pestka in office

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32. Marshall Nirenberg in office

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33. Marshall Nirenberg at The White House with Robert Q. Marston, Perola Nirenberg, President Lyndon B. Johnson, and Wilber Cohen

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34. Marshall Nirenberg in office with chalkboard and molecular models

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35. Marshall and Perola Nirenberg

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36. Attendees at Medical Student Research Day at the University of Alabama at Birmingham School of Medicine

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37. Marshall Nirenberg's laboratory staff

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38. Marshall Nirenberg in home office

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39. Marshall Nirenberg receiving the Nobel Prize

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40. Marshall Nirenberg in home office

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41. Marshall Nirenberg in his study at home

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42. Second and last summary of the genetic code

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43. Large working copy of genetic code chart (first half)

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44. 1968 Nobel Laureates sitting at awards ceremony

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45. Letter from Frank L. Campbell to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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46. The Current Status of the RNA Code

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47. Cell-Free Protein Synthesis Directed by Messenger RNA

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48. On the Translation of the Genetic Code

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49. Marshall Nirenberg

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50. Marshall Nirenberg on telephone receiving congratulations for winning the Nobel Prize

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51. Marshall Nirenberg

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52. Marshall Nirenberg with Kellogg, Sidney Pestka, and others

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53. Marshall Nirenberg

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54. Norma Heaton and Perola Zaltzman Nirenberg

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55. First summary of the genetic code

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56. Compilation of data contributing to the genetic code

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57. Template used to compile data for the genetic code

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58. Data contributing to "large working copy of code" chart

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59. Experiments related to the genetic code examining longer polynucleotides

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60. Compilation of data contributing to the genetic code chart

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61. Large working copy of genetic code chart (second half)

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62. On the Coding of Genetic Information

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63. A Symmetrical Pattern in the Genetic Code: The Triplets of Links in the Genetic Material Which Specify the Detailed Structure of Proteins Have Now Been Identified in Sufficient Numbers to Fall into a Regular Pattern

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64. Genetic Memory

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65. Approximation of Genetic Code Via Cell-Free Protein Synthesis Directed by Template RNA

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66. Chemically Synthesized Deoxypolynucleotides as Templates for Ribonucleic Acid Polymerase

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67. Unpublished conclusion intended for Nobel speech

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68. Unpublished transcript of the Columbia University Symposium on the Relationship between Biological and Physical Sciences

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69. Proposed Training

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70. Notes on triplets

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71. Notes on deciphering the amino acid codes

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72. 64 triplets and complementary triplets

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