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201. [Unpublished index of corn specimens] (section 2)

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202. [Unpublished index of corn specimens] (section 4)

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203. [Unpublished index of corn specimens] (Introduction)

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204. [Unpublished index of corn specimens] (section 1)

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205. Expanding Concepts in Genetics

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206. Letter from George W. Beadle to Barbara McClintock

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207. Letter from Barbara McClintock to George W. Beadle

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208. Letter from George W. Beadle to Barbara McClintock

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209. Letter from Barbara McClintock to George W. Beadle

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210. Letter from Barbara McClintock to Angel Kato

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211. Letter from Barbara McClintock to Peter A. Peterson

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212. Letter from Barbara McClintock to J. R. S. Fincham

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213. Letter from J. R. S. Fincham to Barbara McClintock

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214. Letter from Barbara McClintock to William L. Brown

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215. The Golden Age of Corn Genetics at Cornell as seen though the eyes of M. M. Rhoades

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216. How Chromosomes Have Been Used to Trace the Origin and Migration of Races of Maize in the Americas

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217. Barbara McClintock's Curriculum Vitae

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218. Letter from George W. Beadle to Barbara McClintock

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219. Nobel Prize Banquet

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220. Letter from Barbara McClintock to Elizabeth H. Blackburn

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221. Genome Shock as a Means of Reprogramming Genomes

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222. Talk on genomes

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223. Letter from Charles R. Burnham to Barbara McClintock

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224. Letter from James D. Ebert, Carnegie Institution of Washington to Barbara McClintock

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225. Telephone message from anonymous (Long Island), offering congratulations to Barbara McClintock for being awarded the Nobel Prize

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226. List of McClintock publications

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227. Letter from Charles R. Burnham to Barbara McClintock

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228. Significance of Responses of the Genome to Challenge

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229. Lecture Notes on Maize

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230. Letter from Barbara McClintock to W. Ronnie Coffman

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231. Letter from Barbara McClintock to Frank Press, National Academy of Sciences

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232. McClintock Bibliography, including some references usually excluded

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233. A Short Biographical Note: Barbara McClintock

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