Exhibit Tags: codeoflife - Marshall W. Nirenberg - Profiles in Science Search Results

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51. The Genetic Code

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

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

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54. Genetics and the Future of Man

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

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56. Marshall Nirenberg in his study at home

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57. Marshall Nirenberg

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58. Marshall Nirenberg

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59. On the Translation of the Genetic Code

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

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61. Marshall and Perola Nirenberg

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

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

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64. Lasker Lunch Remarks

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65. Genetic Memory

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66. Marshall Nirenberg receiving the Nobel Prize

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67. Unpublished conclusion intended for Nobel speech

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

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

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70. 1968 Nobel Laureates sitting at awards ceremony

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71. Marshall Nirenberg

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72. Norma Heaton and Perola Zaltzman Nirenberg

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