- Salvador E. Luria - Profiles in Science Search Results

1. Max Delbruck, Salvador Luria, and Frank Exner at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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2. Max Delbruck and Salvador Luria at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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3. Salvador Luria and Lewis Stadler at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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4. Salvador Luria's laboratory notes (sample 1)

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5. Salvador Luria's laboratory notes (sample 2)

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6. The Inactivation of Bacteriophages by X-Rays--Influence of the Medium

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7. The Size of Streptococcus Bacteriophages as Determined by X-Ray Inactivation

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8. Salvador Luria and Dr. Eva R. Sansome at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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9. Salvador Luria's laboratory notes (sample 3)

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10. The Identification and Characterization of Bacteriophages with the Electron Microscope

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11. Salvador Luria's laboratory notes (sample 4)

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12. Letter from Max Delbruck to Salvador E. Luria

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13. Electron Microscope Studies of Bacterial Viruses

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14. Mutations of Bacteria from Virus Sensitivity to Virus Resistance

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15. A Growth-Delaying Effect of Ultraviolet Radiation on Bacterial Viruses

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16. Mutations of Bacterial Viruses Affecting Their Host Range

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17. Spontaneous Bacterial Mutations to Resistance to Antibacterial Agents

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18. Second Revision: Proposal on Nomenclature

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19. Ultraviolet Irradiation of Bacteriophage during Intracellular Growth

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20. Recent Advances in Bacterial Genetics

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21. Mutations to Sulfonamide Resistance in Staphylococcus Aureus

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22. Reactivation of Irradiated Bacteriophage by Transfer of Self-Reproducing Units

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23. Sex in Bacteria and Viruses

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24. Genetic Recombinations Leading to Production of Active Bacteriophage from Ultraviolet Inactivated Bacteriophage Particles

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25. Salvador and Zella Luria on the beach at Cold Spring Harbor

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26. Bacteriophage: An Essay on Virus Reproduction

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27. Salvador Luria at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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28. Salvador Luria at the 1951 Cold Spring Harbor symposium

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29. Intellectual Freedom: A Proposed Statement of Principle

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30. Reactivation of Ultraviolet-Irradiated Bacteriophage by Multiple Infection

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31. A Nonhereditary, Host-Induced Variation of Bacterial Viruses

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32. Max Delbruck and Salvador Luria at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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33. Salvador Luria with Max Delbruck at Cold Spring Harbor

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34. Host-Induced Modifications of Viruses

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35. Letter from Robert DeMars to Salvador E. Luria

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36. Letter from Alan Garen to Salvador E. Luria

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37. Letter from Robert DeMars to Salvador E. Luria

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38. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Robert DeMars

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39. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to A. D. Hershey

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40. Letter from A. H. Doermann to Salvador E. Luria

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41. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Julius Stratton and George Harrison

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42. Letter from Linus Pauling to Salvador E. Luria [An Appeal by American Scientists to the Governments and People of the World]

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43. Hybridization between Escherichia coli and Shigella

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44. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Andre Lwoff

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45. Biosynthesis of [Beta]-D-Galactosidase Controlled by Phage-Carried Genes. I. Induced [Beta]-D-Galactosidase Biosynthesis after Transduction of Gene z+ by Phage

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46. Letter from Matthew Meselson to Salvador E. Luria

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47. Conversion of Somatic Antigens in Salmonella by Phage Infection Leading to Lysis or Lysogeny

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48. Letter from Matthew Meselson to Salvador E. Luria

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49. Proposed budget and microbiology program for 1960

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50. Letter from Lyle H. Lanier to Salvador E. Luria

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51. Memorandum from Salvador E. Luria to George Harrison

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52. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Lyle H. Lanier

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53. Memorandum from Irwin W. Sizer to George Harrison

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54. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to colleagues regarding Cold Spring Harbor

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55. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to colleagues at Cold Spring Harbor

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56. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Jacques Monod

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57. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Jacques Monod

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58. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Jacques Monod

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59. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Arthur B. Pardee

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60. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Linus Pauling

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61. Letter from Linus and Ava Helen Pauling to Salvador E. Luria

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62. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Jacques Monod

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63. Biosynthesis of [Beta]-D-Galactosidase Controlled by Phage-Carried Genes. III: Derepression of [Beta]-D-Galactosidase Synthesis Following Induction of Phage Development in Lysogenic Bacteria

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64. Biosynthesis of [Beta]-D-Galactosidase Controlled by Phage-Carried Genes. II. The Behavior of Phage-Transduced z+ Genes Toward Regulatory Mechanisms

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65. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to the editor of The Washington Post

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66. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to colleagues at the University of California, Berkeley

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67. Rolla Dyer and Salvador Luria

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68. Salvador Luria with Marguerite Lwoff in Mexico

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69. Let Us Take the Initiative

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70. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to Linus Pauling

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71. Letter from Linus Pauling to Salvador E. Luria

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72. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to the editor of The New York Times

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73. Let Us Stop the Bloodshed

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74. Reading lists and notes for Salvador Luria's literary seminar

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75. An Open Letter to the American People: A Count of Broken Promises

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76. Press release announcing full-page ads appearing in The New York Times

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77. Letter from Noam Chomsky, Salvador E. Luria, and Philip Morrison to the editor of The New York Times

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78. Genetics and Physiology of Colicin-Tolerant Mutants of Escherichia coli

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79. John Cairns and Salvador Luria at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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80. Rollin Hotchkiss and Salvador Luria at Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory

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81. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to the editor of The Washington Post

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82. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to the editor of The Boston Globe

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83. The Microbiologist and His Times

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84. Salvador Luria in his office at MIT

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85. Effects of Colicins E1 and K on Transport Systems

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86. Effects of Colicins E1 and K on Cellular Metabolism

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87. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to the editor of The New York Times

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88. Letter from Nils K. Stahle, Nobel Foundation to Salvador E. Luria

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89. Modern Biology: A Terrifying Power

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90. Salvador Luria

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91. Salvador Luria

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92. Salvador Luria cooking at home in Lexington, Massachusetts

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93. Salvador Luria with Nancy Ahlquist (right) and unidentified colleague

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94. Summary of Lecture by S. E. Luria on Molecular Biology: Past, Present, and Future

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95. Salvador Luria teaching at MIT

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96. Salvador Luria in his office at MIT

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97. Untitled essay about the Lurias' experiment in sharing domestic duties

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98. The Role of the University: Ivory Tower, Service Station, or Frontier Post?

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99. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to the editor of The New York Times

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100. Letter from Salvador E. Luria to the editor of The Boston Globe

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