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51. Letter from Linus Pauling to H. E. Robinson

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52. The Molecular Basis of Biological Specificity

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53. Ascorbic Acid and the Glycosaminoglycans: An Orthomolecular Approach to Cancer and Other Diseases

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54. Letter from Linus Pauling to David Davies, Nature Magazine

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55. The Effectiveness of the National Cancer Institute In Cancer Research and Development

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56. Letter from Linus Pauling to M. V. Sidgwick

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57. Orthomolecular Enhancement of Human Development

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58. How Long Can People Live?

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59. Progress in Megavitamin and Orthomolecular Science

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60. Our Future Health

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61. Radio address on molecular disease

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62. Supplemental Ascorbate in the Supportive Treatment of Cancer: 1. Prolongation of Survival Times in Terminal Human Cancer

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63. The Future of Orthomolecular Medicine

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64. Molecular Disease

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65. Senior Class Oration

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66. My Love Affair with Vitamin C

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67. A Theory of the Structure and Process of Formation of Antibodies

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68. The FDA

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69. The Polypeptide-Chain Configuration in Hemoglobin and Other Globular Proteins

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70. The Molecular Basis of Genetics

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71. Letter to the Editor of the New York Times

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72. Letter to the Editor of the New York Times

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73. Letter from Linus Pauling to Max F. Perutz

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74. Health Hazards of Radiation

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75. Modern Structural Chemistry [Nobel Lecture]

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76. The Molecular Nature of Mental Disease

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77. The Future of Enzyme Research [Edsel B. Ford Lecture]

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78. Senior Scientists Face Funding Hurdles, Mandatory Retirement

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79. Debate with Pauling: Dr. Teller says Underground H-tests Safe

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80. Citation to Accompany the Award of the Medal for Merit to Linus Pauling

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81. Profiles in Science: Linus Pauling

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82. Sickle Cell Anemia, A Molecular Disease

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83. Molecular Architecture and Biological Reactions

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84. Linus Pauling: Portland's Nobel Prize Winner

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85. Linus Pauling: An Appreciation of a World Citizen-Scientist and Citation Laureate

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86. Outspoken Scientist

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87. Abnormality of Hemoglobin Molecules in Hereditary Hemolytic Anemias

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88. Letter from Warren Weaver to Linus Pauling

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89. Letter from Linus Pauling to Alex R. Todd

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90. Linus Pauling: Portland's Nobel Prize Winner

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91. Letter from Linus Pauling to Warren Weaver

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92. News Release from the California Institute of Technology on Recent Work in Immunology

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93. Letter from Linus Pauling to R. A. Millikan

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94. Letter from Linus Pauling to Benjamin D. Gordon

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95. Letter from Linus Pauling to Leo Szilard

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96. Letter from Linus Pauling to Warren Weaver

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97. Letter from Linus Pauling to William B. Castle

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98. Letter from Linus Pauling to William B. Castle

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99. Letter from Vannevar Bush to W. W. Palmer, Isaiah Bowman, Henry Allen Moe, and Irvin Stewart

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100. Letter from Linus Pauling to Vannevar Bush

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