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Factors in the Inactivation of T2 Bacteriophage and Mono-complex by Ionizing Radiations

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Published1960
Citations9
References17

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An upper limit to the protein content of the germinal substance of bacteriophage T2

1955 • 227 citations

Physical and Chemical Mechanisms in the Injury of Cells by Ionizing Radiations

1959 • 177 citations

Mating in the Reproduction of Bacterial Viruses

1958 • 159 citations

RESISTANCE TO ULTRAVIOLET LIGHT AS AN INDEX TO THE REPRODUCTION OF BACTERIOPHAGE

1952 • 139 citations

X-ray Sensitivity of E. Coli as Modified by Oxygen Tension

1951 • 133 citations

A study of gene action in ultraviolet-irradiated bacteriophage T4

1959 • 83 citations

THE PROPERTIES OF X-RAY INACTIVATED BACTERIOPHAGE II

1952 • 71 citations

Inactivation, par les rayons X, d'un facteur transformant du pneumocoque

1955 • 61 citations

Multiplicity reactivation, marker rescue, and genetic recombination in phage T4 following X-ray inactivation

1958 • 60 citations

The Growth of T2 Virus on Ultraviolet-killed Host Cells

1948 • 55 citations

INTRACELLULAR GROWTH OF BACTERIOPHAGE STUDIED BY ROENTGEN IRRADIATION

1948 • 54 citations

Oxygen Effects and Formation of Peroxides in Aqueous Solutions

1959 • 53 citations

Irradiation of Solutions of Transforming DNA

1959 • 41 citations

Cross-Linking of Deoxyribonucleic Acid in Sperm Heads by Ionizing Radiations

1959 • 33 citations

The irradiation of phage-infected bacteria: Its bearing on the relationship between functional and genetic radiation damage

1958 • 32 citations

Search for an Effect of Oxygen on the Direct X-ray Inactivation of Bacteriophage

1950 • 29 citations

An oxygen effect on x-irradiated intracellular bacteriophage T2Hr

1959 • 14 citations

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