Creator: Crick, Francis, 1916-2004 / Format: Text - Francis Crick - Profiles in Science Search Results

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151. Letter from Francis Crick to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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152. Letter from Francis Crick to Alexander Rich

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153. Letter from Francis Crick to James D. Watson

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154. [Notebook entry on] "Repeat of Experiment to Determine Effect of RNase on Microsomal RNA"

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155. Letter from Francis Crick to Linus Pauling

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156. Letter from Francis Crick to Leslie E. Orgel

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157. [Notebook entry on] "Effect of RNase on Microsomal RNA"

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158. Letter from Francis Crick to Leslie E. Orgel

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159. [Notebook entry on] "Rate of Hydrolysis of 'Yeast RNA' by Prostatic Acid Phosphatase"

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160. Letter from Francis Crick to Max Delbruck

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161. [Notes on] "Degenerate Templates"

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162. Notes on possible genetic codes (#3)

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163. Notes on possible genetic codes (#2)

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164. Notes on a proposed structure for DNA

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165. [Notes on] "Genetics"

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166. Letter from Francis Crick to Robert W. Holley

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167. The Influence of Physics on Molecular Biology (Cherwell-Simon Lecture)

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168. Comma-less Codes: A Note for the RNA Tie Club

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169. What Is a Gene?

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170. Notes for a Talk on Brooklyn Work

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171. Letter from Francis Crick to John Red Raper, Harvard University, The Biological Laboratories

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172. The Original Plans and the Present Position

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173. Directed Panspermia

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174. Molecular Structure of Nucleic Acids: A Structure for Deoxyribose Nucleic Acid

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175. Genetical Implications of the Structure of Deoxyribonucleic Acid

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176. The Structure of DNA

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177. Structure and Function of DNA

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178. Codes Without Commas

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179. The Structure of DNA

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180. Virus Structure: General Principles

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181. On Protein Synthesis

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182. DNA

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183. The Present Position of the Coding Problem

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184. Codon-Anticodon Pairing: The Wobble Hypothesis

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185. Origin of the Genetic Code [Editorial letter]

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186. The Genetic Code--Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow

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187. General Nature of the Genetic Code

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188. Molecular Biology in the Year 2000

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189. General Model for the Chromosomes of Higher Organisms

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190. The Time Needed to Set Up a Gradient: Detailed Calculations

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191. The Scale of Pattern Formation

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192. Higher-Order Structure of Human Mitotic Chromosomes

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193. A Speculation on the Origin of Protein Synthesis

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194. Linking Numbers and Nucleosomes

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195. Split Genes and RNA Splicing

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196. Developmental Biology

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197. Obituary of Jacques Monod

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198. Notes for two lectures at MIT on chromosomes and gene expression in higher organisms

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199. Evarts A. Graham Lecture, Washington University, St. Louis, Missouri

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200. Letter from Francis Crick to Luigi Silvestri

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