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1. Marshall Nirenberg holding snake, age 16

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2. Recorded observations of nature in Florida

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3. Drawing of two spiders

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4. Notes taken in graduate school

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5. Notes taken in graduate school

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6. An Enzymic Defect in Ascites-Tumor Cells

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7. Inhibition of Anaerobic Glycolysis in Ehrlich Ascites Tumor Cells by 2-Deoxy-D-Glucose

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8. A Biochemical Characteristic of Ascites Tumor Cells

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9. The Induction of Two Similar Enzymes by One Inducer. A Test Case for Shared Genetic Information

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10. Marshall Nirenberg and unidentified woman

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11. Marshall Nirenberg's laboratory staff

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12. Marshall Nirenberg, Norma Heaton, and others in lab

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13. Marshall Nirenberg in home office

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14. Marshall Nirenberg

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

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16. Cell-Free Protein Synthesis: The Association of Viral RNA and E. Coli Ribosomes

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17. Interaction and Mixed Aggregation of Proteins from Tobacco Mosaic Virus Strains

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18. An Enzymatic Spectrophotometric Method for the Determination of Phenylalanine in Blood

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19. Comparison of the Tryptic Peptide of Wild Strains of Tobacco Mosaic Virus

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20. Comparison of the Tryptic Peptides of Chemically Induced and Spontaneous Mutants of Tobacco Mosaic Virus

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21. The Dependence of Cell-Free Protein Synthesis in E. coli upon RNA Prepared from Ribosomes

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22. Marshall Nirenberg and Heinrich Matthaei

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23. Some Characteristics of a Cell-Free DNAase Sensitive System Incorporating Amino Acids into Protein

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24. Proposed Training

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

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26. Draft of speech given at the International Congress of Biochemistry in Moscow

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27. Characteristics and Stabilization of DNAase-Sensitive Protein Synthesis in E. Coli Extracts

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28. The Dependence of Cell-Free Protein Synthesis in E. Coli Upon Naturally Occuring or Synthetic Polyribonucleotides

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29. Letter from Evelyn Berk to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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30. Letter from Gordon Tomkins to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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31. Letter from Marshall W. Nirenberg to G. Schramm

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32. Letter from Francois Jacob to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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33. The Code of Life Finally Cracked

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34. Notes on possible codons

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35. Qualitative Survey of RNA Codewords

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36. Letter from Albert Baird Hastings to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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37. Marshall Nirenberg in office with chalkboard and molecular models

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38. Heinrich Matthaei and Marshall Nirenberg

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39. Marshall Nirenberg with molecular models

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40. Cell-Free Protein Synthesis and the Genetic Code

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41. Marshall Nirenberg performing experiment

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42. An Intermediate in the Biosynthesis of Polyphenylalanine Directed by Synthetic Template RNA

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43. Letter from Francis Crick to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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44. NIH Researchers Crack the Genetic Code

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45. Findings May Speed Solution to Genetic Code

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46. Letter from Marshall W. Nirenberg to Francis Crick

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47. Letter from Marshall W. Nirenberg to Kiyoshi Kurahashi

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48. Announcement of "A Symposium on the RNA Code"

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49. Program of the "Symposium on RNA Coding"

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50. Letter from James F. Hogg to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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51. Letter from Francis Crick to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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52. Synthetic Polynucleotides and the Amino Acid Code, V

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53. Letter from H. J. Muller to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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54. Letter from Arthur J. Walker to Francis Crick, Leslie Barnett, Sydney Brenner, and R. J. Watts-Tobin

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55. Letter from Francis Crick to Arthur J. Walker

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

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57. The Brownstone Tower

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

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59. Letter from Xandra Breakefield to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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60. Postcard from Zhores Medvedev to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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61. Letter from Marshall W. Nirenberg to Wendell M. Stanley

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62. Letter from Marshall W. Nirenberg to Xandra Breakefield

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

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64. Letter from Mrs. Jonan W. Williams to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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65. Letter from Francois Jacob, Institut Pasteur (France) to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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66. Letter from John E. Bruno to Marshall W. Nirenberg and J. Heinrich Matthaei

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67. Letter from Xandra Breakefield to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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68. Characteristics and Composition of RNA Coding Units

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69. Letter from Arthur J. Walker to Marshall W. Nirenberg and J. Heinrich Matthaei

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70. Telegram from Francis Crick to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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71. Letter from Francis Crick to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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72. Letter from Anne Messer to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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73. Letter from Francis Crick to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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

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75. S[ynthetic] RNA codewords

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76. On the Coding of Genetic Information

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77. Marshall Nirenberg in home office

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78. The Current Status of the RNA Code

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79. The Genetic Code: II

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80. On the Coding of Genetic Information

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

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

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

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84. 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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85. Letter from A. Clark Griffin, University of Texas to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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86. Letter from Roger Harris to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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87. Marshall Nirenberg and Sidney Pestka in office

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88. Marshall Nirenberg in office

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89. Chemically Synthesized Deoxypolynucleotides as Templates for Ribonucleic Acid Polymerase

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

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91. Marshall Nirenberg in St. Thomas

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92. Cell-Free Protein Synthesis Directed by Messenger RNA

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93. Template used to compile data for the genetic code

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94. Notes on triplets

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95. Notes on deciphering the amino acid codes

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96. Marshall and Perola Nirenberg in Merida, Yucatan

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97. No Life in Test Tube Expected by Russians

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

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

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100. Genetic code chart

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