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

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102. Letter from Francis Crick to James D. Watson

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

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104. Letter from Francis Crick to James J. Lingane, Harvard University Chemistry Department

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105. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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106. Letter from Alexander Rich to Francis Crick

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107. Letter from Joshua Lederberg to Francis Crick

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108. The Present Position of the Coding Problem

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109. The Discovery of the Structure of DNA

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110. Letter from Francis Crick to Joshua Lederberg

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111. Letter from Aaron Klug to Francis Crick

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112. Letter from Sydney Brenner to Francis Crick

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113. Letter from Francis Crick to Aaron Klug

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114. Letter from John Burton Sanderson Haldane to Francis Crick

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

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

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117. Letter from Vernon M. Ingram to Francis Crick

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118. Letter from Francis Crick to Vernon M. Ingram

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119. What Are the Properties of Genetic RNA?: A Note for the RNA Tie Club

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120. Letter from Francis Crick to Arthur Kornberg

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121. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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122. Letter from Berwyn F. Mattison, American Public Health Association to Francis Crick

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123. Letter from James D. Watson to Francis Crick

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124. Mutagenesis by Acridines in Bacteriophage T4

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125. The Theory of Mutagenesis [Editorial letter]

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126. The Molecular Structure of Polyadenylic Acid

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127. DNA

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128. Letter from Aaron Klug to Francis Crick

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129. Letter from Sydney Brenner to Francis Crick

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130. Letter from Francis Crick to Robert L. Sinsheimer

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131. Letter from Francis Crick to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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132. Letter from Francis Crick to Fritz Lipmann

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133. Letter from Fritz Lipmann to Francis Crick

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134. Letter from Francis Crick to Fritz Lipmann

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135. General Nature of the Genetic Code for Proteins

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136. Letter from Francis Crick to Jacques Monod

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137. Properties of Ribosomes

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138. Cracking the Genetic Code

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139. Letter from Francis Crick to Marshall W. Nirenberg

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140. Letter from Francis Crick to Arthur Kornberg

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141. Towards the Genetic Code

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142. Letter from Francis Crick to Severo Ochoa

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143. Telegram from Sten Friberg, Karolinska Institute to Francis Crick

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144. Letter from John Burton Sanderson Haldane to Francis Crick

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145. Letter from Francis Crick to Maurice Wilkins

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146. Letter from Francis Crick to James D. Watson

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147. Letter from Francis Crick to John Burton Sanderson Haldane

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148. Letter from Igor Y. Tamm to Francis Crick

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149. Letter from Severo Ochoa to Francis Crick

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150. Letter from Marshall W. Nirenberg to Francis Crick

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