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101. Letter from Harold Varmus to James D. Watson, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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102. Research proposal to the American Business Cancer Research Foundation

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103. Letter from J. Michael Bishop and Harold Varmus to Harry D. Williams II, American Business Cancer Research Foundation

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104. Letter from Harold Varmus to Richard Lerner, Scripps Clinic and Research Foundation

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105. Letter from Harold Varmus to Philip Leder, Harvard Medical School

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106. Letter from Harold Varmus to Marilyn Kozak, University of Pittsburgh

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107. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to Gladys Kist and Susan Shultz [on grant application for 1985 Hepatitis B Virus Meeting]

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108. The Molecular Genetics of Cellular Oncogenes

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109. Letter from Harold Varmus to David W. Kingsbury, St. Jude Children's Research Hospital

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110. Letter from Harold Varmus to Jean Marx, Science Magazine

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111. Letter from Harold Varmus to Kalman Perk, School of Veterinary Medicine, Hebrew University of Jerusalem

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112. Letter from Harold Varmus to David W. Kingsbury, Sir William Dunn School of Pathology, University of Oxford

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113. Progress report from "Molecular Analysis of Retroviruses and Oncogenes" grant project

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114. Letter from Harold Varmus to Howard M. Temin, McArdle Laboratory for Cancer Research

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115. Tree Shaking and Jelly Making: Growing up with Retroviruses

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116. Letter from Harold Varmus to Max Essex, Harvard School of Public Health

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117. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to members of the human retrovirus subcommittee of the Retrovirus Study Group [on the initial call for proposals on the nomenclature of the AIDS virus]

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118. Letter from Harold Varmus to J. Michael Bishop

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119. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to members of the human retrovirus subcommittee of the Retrovirus Study Group [with the initial set of proposals on the nomenclature of the AIDS virus]

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120. Letter from Harold Varmus to fellow clinicians who work with AIDS patients on their suggestions for naming the AIDS virus

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121. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to members of the human retrovirus subcommittee of the Retrovirus Study Group [on the results of the initial straw poll on the nomenclature of the AIDS virus]

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122. Letter from Harold Varmus to Joyce Wallace

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123. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to members of the human retrovirus subcommittee of the Retrovirus Study Group [on the latest poll regarding the nomenclature of the AIDS virus]

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124. Letter from Harold Varmus to Dani P. Bolognesi, Duke University Medical Center

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125. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to members of the human retrovirus subcommittee of the Retrovirus Study Group [on the latest status on the efforts to name the AIDS virus]

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126. Letter from Harold Varmus to Jon Beckwith, Department of Microbiology and Molecular Genetics, Harvard Medical School

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127. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to members of the human retrovirus subcommittee of the Retrovirus Study Group [on the final proposal to the medical journals on the nomenclature of the AIDS virus]

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128. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to members of the human retrovirus subcommittee of the Retrovirus Study Group [on a response to a letter from Robert Gallo]

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129. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to members of the human retrovirus subcommittee of the Retrovirus Study Group [on their final response on the nomenclature of the AIDS virus]

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130. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to members of the human retrovirus subcommittee of the Retrovirus Study Group [on the results of the final poll on the nomenclature of the AIDS virus]

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131. Naming the AIDS Virus

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132. Letter from Harold Varmus to James D. Watson, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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133. Excerpt from UCSF School of Medicine's Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics' 1986-1987 Annual Report

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134. Letter from Harold Varmus to John Garamendi, California State Senate

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135. Letter from Harold Varmus to Erling Norrby, Department of Virology, Karolinska Institute

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136. Letter from Harold Varmus to Efraim Racker, Cornell University

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137. Letter from Harold Varmus to Bill McGuire, United States Information Agency

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138. Excerpt from UCSF School of Medicine's Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics' 1989-1990 Annual Report

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139. The src Protein Contains Multiple Domains for Specific Attachment to Membranes

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140. Excerpt from UCSF School of Medicine's Department of Biochemistry and Biophysics' 1992-1993 Annual Report

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141. Retroviruses

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142. Small DNA Viruses

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143. Discussion Points for NIH Technology Transfer Advisory Committee

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144. Shattuck Lecture - Biomedical Research Enters the Steady State

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145. Letter from Harold Varmus to U.S. Senator Arlen Specter

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146. Harvard University Commencement Address

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147. Telomerase Activation in Mouse Mammary Tumors: Lack of Detectable Telomere Shortening and Evidence for Regulation of Telomerase RNA with Cell Proliferation

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148. NIH Plan for Research in Spinal Cord Injury and Regeneration

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149. EMail from Harold Varmus to Christopher Reeve

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150. Transcript of Varmus's testimony at Congressional Hearing "Biotechnology and the Ethics of Cloning: How Far Should We Go?"

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151. Stanford Medical School Graduation Speech

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152. Reasons to Oppose Establishment of a National Center for Complementary and Alternative Medicine

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153. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to the Secretary of Health and Human Services

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154. Letter from Harold Varmus to Senator Tom Harkin

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155. Varmus's testimony before the Subcommittee on Health and Environment, Committee on Commerce, U.S. House of Representatives

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156. Revitalization of the Warren G. Magnuson Clinical Center

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157. National Institutes of Health in the Tropics

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158. Statement of Harold Varmus, MD, Director, National Institutes of Health, before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies

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159. Statement of Harold Varmus, MD, Director, National Institutes of Health, before the Senate Appropriations Subcommittee on Labor, Health and Human Services, Education and Related Agencies

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160. E-Biomed: A Proposal for Electronic Publications in the Biomedical Sciences (Draft and Addendum)

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161. Letter from Harold Varmus to Michael I. Goldberg

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162. Science Policy in the Next Forty Years

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163. Use of MMTV-Wnt-1 Transgenic Mice for Studying the Genetic Basis of Breast Cancer

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164. Letter from Paul Berg, Lawrence S. B. Goldstein, H. Robert Horvitz, Thomas D. Pollard, and Harold Varmus to U.S. President Bill Clinton

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165. Building a "GenBank" of the Published Literature

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166. EMail from Patrick O. Brown, Michael Eisen and Harold Varmus to Edward S. Yoon

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167. Varmus' remarks at the unveiling of his portrait at NIH

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168. Letter from Harold Varmus to prospective Scientific Advisory Board members

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169. Testimony by Harold Varmus, MD, to the Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing on Human Cloning

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170. EMail from Harold Varmus to Richard Klausner et al

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171. Testimony of Harold Varmus, MD. . . . House Committee on Energy and Commerce and Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions: "Managing Biomedical Research to Prevent and Cure Disease in the 21st Century: Matching NIH Policy with Science"

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172. Grand Challenges in Global Health

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173. KRAS Mutations and Primary Resistance of Lung Adencarcinomas to Gefitnib or Erlotinib

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174. Is Science Under Siege?

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175. The New Era in Cancer Research

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176. Letter from Harold Varmus to U.S. Senator Dick Durbin

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177. Memorandum from Harold Varmus to the Grand Challenges in Global Health Scientific Advisory Board

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178. Three Decades of Wnts: A Personal Perspective on How a Scientific Field Developed

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