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In Memoriam R. C. (Jack) von Borstel (January 24, 1925-April 19, 2012) by (Jan) Drake, John W., von Borstel, Reid W., Hennig, Ursula G.G.

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A rapid assay for mitochondrial DNA damage and respiratory chain inhibition in the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae by Barclay, Barry J., DeHaan, Carrie L., Hennig, Ursula G.G., Iavorovska, Oksana, von Borstel, Reid W., von Borstel, R.C.

“…There is a need for a rapid assay to identify agents that damage mitochondria because the mitochondrion may be an important target for numerous environmental…”
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Richard B. Setlow, a commentary on seminal contributions and scientific controversies by Cleaver, James E.

“…Richard B. Setlow inspired the field of DNA repair. His demonstration that photoproducts could be quantified within cells and their excision examined…”
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Topical Reversion at the HIS1 Locus of Saccharomyces cerevisiae {bullet} A Tale of Three Mutants by von Borstel, R. C, Savage, Elizabeth A, Wang, Qi, Hennig, Ursula G. G, Ritzel, R. Gary, Lee, Grace S.-F, Hamilton, Michael D, Chrenek, Micah A, Tomaszewski, Robert W, Higgins, John A, Tenove, Christopher J, Liviero, Lucia, Hastings, Philip J, Korch, Christopher T, Steinberg, C. M

“…Mutants of the HIS1 locus of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae are suitable reporters for spontaneous reversion events because most reversions are topical,…”
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Micronucleus assay in human fibroblasts: a measure of spontaneous chromosomal instability and mutagen hypersensitivity by Rudd, N L, Hoar, D I, Greentree, C L, Dimnik, L S, Hennig, U G

“…By comparing fibroblast strains derived from individuals exhibiting chromosome instability and/or mutagen hypersensitivity (Cockayne syndrome, ataxia…”
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The mutator mut7-1 of Saccharomyces cerevisiae by von Borstel, R C, Ord, R W, Stewart, S P, Ritzel, R G, Lee, G S, Hennig, U G, Savage, E A

“…The mut7-1 mutant of Saccharomyces cerevisiae is a cell-division-cycle mutant, exhibiting temperature-sensitive lethality and enhancement of mutator activity…”
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