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201. Notes on possible genetic codes (#2)

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202. Notes on possible genetic codes (#3)

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203. Notes on the possible configuration of bases in the DNA structure

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204. Notes on the structure of DNA

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205. Obituary of Jacques Monod

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206. On Degenerate Templates and the Adaptor Hypothesis: A Note for the RNA Tie Club

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207. On Protein Synthesis

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208. On Running a Summer School

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209. On the Genetic Code

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210. Origin of the Genetic Code [Editorial letter]

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211. Our Approach to Developmental Biology

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212. Project K: 'The Complete Solution of E. Coli'

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213. Properties of Ribosomes

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214. Proposal to the System Development Foundation for funds for a theoretical neurobiology group at the Salk Institute

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215. Ready-made reply card to refuse invitations

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216. Report to the Medical Research Council on the Work of the Division of Molecular Genetics, now the Division of Cell Biology, from 1961-1971

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217. Selfish DNA [Editorial letter]

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218. Selfish DNA: The Ultimate Parasite

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219. Some Footnotes on Protein Synthesis: A Note for the RNA Tie Club

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220. Split Genes and RNA Splicing

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221. Structure and Function of DNA

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222. Structure of Polyglycine II

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223. Structure of Small Viruses

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224. The Absolute Sign of Certain Phase-Shift Mutants in Bacteriophage T4

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225. The Biochemistry of Genetics

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226. The Biological Revolution: Its Meaning for Medicine (abstract)

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227. The Biological Revolution: Its Meaning for Medicine (lecture notes)

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228. The Complementary Structure of DNA

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229. The Complementary Structure of Deoxyribonucleic Acid

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230. The Computer, the Eye, the Soul

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231. The Croonian Lecture, 1966: The Genetic Code

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232. The Discovery of the Structure of DNA

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233. The Double Helix: A Personal View

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234. The Function of Dream Sleep

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235. The Genetic Code

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236. The Genetic Code for Proteins

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

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238. The Genetic Control of Protein Synthesis (Korkes Memorial Lecture)

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

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240. The Laboratory of Molecular Biology: Proposals for Extension

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241. The Molecular Biology of Higher Organisms

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242. The Molecular Structure of Polyadenylic Acid

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243. The Origin of the Genetic Code

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244. The Original Plans and the Present Position

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245. The Physical Properties of Cytoplasm: A Study by Means of the Magnetic Particle Method, Part I. Experimental

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246. The Physical Properties of Cytoplasm: A Study by Means of the Magnetic Particle Method, Part II. Theoretical Treatment

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247. The Present Position of the Coding Problem

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248. The Scale of Pattern Formation

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249. The Social Impact of Biology (Rickman Godlee Lecture)

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250. The Structure of Collagen

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