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 [Unpublished index of corn specimens] (section 4)

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2. [Unpublished index of corn specimens] (section 3)

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 [Unpublished index of corn specimens] (section 2)

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 [Unpublished index of corn specimens] (section 1)

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 [Unpublished index of corn specimens] (Introduction)

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6. Topographical Relations Between Elements of Control Systems in Maize

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7. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (pages 76-100)

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8. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (pages 51-75)

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9. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (pages 26-50)

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10. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (pages 176-206)

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11. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (pages 151-175)

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12. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (pages 126-150)

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13. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (pages 101-125)

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14. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (pages 1-25)

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15. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables 51-72)

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16. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables 26-50)

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17. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables 1-25)

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18. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 76-100)

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19. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 51-75)

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20. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 276-300)

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21. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 26-50)

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22. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 251-275)

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23. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 226-250)

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24. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 201-225)

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25. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 176-200)

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26. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 151-175)

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27. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 126-150)

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28. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 101-125)

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29. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Tables & Notes, pages 1-25)

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30. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Part VIII, "Cyclical Change in Phase of Activity of the Suppressor-Mutator Controlling Element in Maize" [pages 51-65])

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31. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Part VIII, "Cyclical Change in Phase of Activity of the Suppressor-Mutator Controlling Element in Maize" [pages 26-50])

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32. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Part VIII, "Cyclical Change in Phase of Activity of the Suppressor-Mutator Controlling Element in Maize" [pages 1-25])

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33. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Part VII, "Identity of System Controlling Expression of a1m-1 and a2m-1")

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34. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Part VII, "Identity of System Controlling Expression of a1m-1 and a2m-1" [Tables])

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35. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize (Part V, "Origin and Behavior of a2m-1")

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36. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize

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37. The Suppressor-Mutator System of Control of Gene Action in Maize

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38. The States of a Gene Locus in Maize

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39. The Stability of Broken Ends of Chromosomes in Zea Mays

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40. The Relation of Homozygous Deficiencies to Mutations and Allelic Series in Maize

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41. The Production of Maize Plants Mosaic for Homozygous Deficiencies: Simulation of the BM1 Phenotype through Loss of BM1 Locus

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42. The Production of Homozygous Deficient Tissues with Mutant Characteristics by Means of the Aberrant Mitotic Behavior of Ring-Shaped Chromosomes

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43. The Origin and Behavior of c-m2; The Origin and Behavior of wx-m1

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44. The Origin and Behavior of Mutable Loci in Maize

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45. The Order of the Genes C, Sh, and Wx in Zea Mays with Reference to a Cytologically Known Point in the Chromosome

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46. The Mechanism of Transposition of Ds; Origin and Behavior of cm-1

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47. The Interpretation of Origin and Behavior of the Controlling Systems

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48. The Inheritance Behavior and the Mode of Action of Ac

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

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50. The Genetic Location and Cytological Behavior of Ds

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51. The Fusion of Broken Ends of Chromosomes Following Nuclear Fusion

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52. The Ds Locus. Part III. Transposition of the Ds Locus (pages 78-102)

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53. The Ds Locus. Part III. Transposition of the Ds Locus (pages 51-77)

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54. The Ds Locus. Part III. Transposition of the Ds Locus (pages 28-50)

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55. The Ds Locus. Part III. Transposition of the Ds Locus (pages 125-146)

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56. The Ds Locus. Part III. Transposition of the Ds Locus (pages 103-124)

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57. The Ds Locus. Part III. Transposition of the Ds Locus (pages 1-27)

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58. The Ds Locus. Part III. Transposition of the Ds Locus (Title Page and Table of Contents)

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59. The Ds Locus. Part III. Transposition of the Ds Locus

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60. The Discovery of Ds. Its Behavior and its Relation to Mutable Loci

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61. The Cytological Identification of the Chromosomes Associated with the 'R-golden' and 'B-liguleless' Linkage Groups in Zea Mays

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62. The Cytological Identification of the Chromosome Associated with the R-G Linkage Group in Zea Mays

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63. The Correlation of Cytological and Genetical Crossing-Over in Zea Mays. A Corroboration

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64. The Correlation of Cytological and Genetical Crossing-Over in Zea Mays. A Corroboration

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65. The Contribution of One Component of a Control System to Versatility of Gene Expression

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66. The Breakage-fusion-bridge Cycle and the Origin of Instability at Gene Loci

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67. The Behavior in Successive Nuclear Divisions of a Chromosome Broken at Meiosis

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68. The Association of Mutants with Homozygous Deficiencies in Zea Mays

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

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70. Talk on genomes

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71. Spread of Mutation Change Along Chromosome. The a1 m-1; a1 m-2 Control Systems

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72. Spontaneous Alterations in Chromosome Size and Form in Zea Mays

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73. Some Parallels Between Gene Control Systems in Maize and in Bacteria

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74. Six Plants Examined in Each Race

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75. Significance of Responses of the Genome to Challenge

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76. Security Investigation Application for the Brookhaven National Laboratory

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77. Review of Previous Discussions

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78. Regulation of Pattern of Gene Expression by Controlling Elements in Maize

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79. Principles Derived from Study of Bacterial and Phage Genetic Systems

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80. Principles Derived from Study of Bacterial and Phage Genetic Systems

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81. Preliminary Observations of the Chromosomes of Neurospora Crassa

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82. Polyploidy in Zea Mays L

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83. Nobel Prize Banquet

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84. Mutations in Maize and Chromosomal Aberrations in Neurospora

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85. Mutation in Maize

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86. Mutation in Maize

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87. Mutable Loci in Maize

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88. Mutable Loci in Maize

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89. Mutable Loci in Maize

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90. Mutable Loci in Maize

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91. Mutable Loci in Maize

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92. Mode of Operation of a System of Controlling Elements in Maize (pages 1-31)

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93. Mode of Operation of a System of Controlling Elements in Maize (Appendix)

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94. Mode of Operation of a System of Controlling Elements in Maize

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95. Memorandum to Marcus Rhoades (about the Ds Locus) [pages 26-54]

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96. Memorandum to Marcus Rhoades (about the Ds Locus) [pages 1-25]

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97. Memorandum to Marcus Rhoades (about the Ds Locus) [Appendix]

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98. Memorandum to Marcus Rhoades (about the Ds Locus)

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99. Memorandum from Barbara McClintock to William L. Brown

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100. McClintock Bibliography, including some references usually excluded

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