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Influence of pH and of certain anions on DNA strand separation by poly IG by Kubinski, H

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Effect of Ultra-violet Irradiation of Ribonucleic Acid on its Chromatographic Behaviour by KUBINSKI, H

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Alterations in Bacillus subtilis transforming DNA induced by beta-propiolactone and 1,3-propane sultone, two mutagenic and carcinogenic alkylating agents by Kubinski, Z O, Kubinski, H

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Hereditary alterations in tumor-host relationship by Palacios, O, Kubinski, H

“…An indirect exposure of mice during their fetal stage of development to Ehrlich ascites tumor cells alters the animals' response to this tumor during their…”
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Proteins from Human Cerebrospinal Fluid: Binding with Nucleic Acids by Kubinski, H., Javid, Manucher

“…Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) contains two groups of proteins that bind tightly to DNA and to polyriboguanylic acid, respectively. In certain diseases the amounts…”
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Increased cotransformation of distant markers and altered patterns of DNA-cell interactions following the exposure of transforming DNA to two carcinogenic and mutagenic alkylating agents, diethyl and dimethyl sulfate by Kubinski, Z O, Kubinski, H

“…Transforming DNA exposed to either diethyl sulfate (diES) or dimethyl sulfate (diMS) is inactivated. The rate of inactivation depends on the marker tested and…”
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Patterns of interaction between polyribonucleotides and individual DNA strands derived from several vertebrates, bacteria and bacteriophages by Kubinski, H, Opara-Kubinska, Z, Szybalski, W

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Potential toxicity of materials used for home insulation by Morin, N C, Kubinski, H

“…The two aqueous solutions used for production of residential home insulation by the so-called urea-formaldehyde process were tested for their ability to react…”
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Formation of macromolecular complexes and other effects of DNA treatment with diethyl and dimethyl sulfate: physico-chemical and electron microscopic studies by Kubinski, H, Kubinski, Z O, Fiandt, M, Konopa, G

“…In vitro exposures of isolated DNA to one of the two carcinogenic and mutagenic chemicals, diethylsulfate or dimethylsulfate, induces several kinds of…”
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Intermolecular linking and fragmentation of DNA by beta-propiolactone, a monoalkylating carcinogen by Kubinski, H, Szybalski, E H

“…Brief exposure to beta-propiolactone (BPL) increases the sedimentation rate of purified Escherichia coli DNA in neutral and alkaline sucrose gradients…”
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Regulation of the synthesis of various ribonucleic acids in animal cells by Kubinski, H, Koch, G

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Pyrimidine clusters on the transcribing strand of DNA and their possible role in the initiation of RNA synthesis by Szybalski, W, Kubinski, H, Sheldrick, P

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Suspected cancer-causing agents in the hospital environment by Kubinski, H, Kubinski, Z O, Javid, M

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In vitro studies on the carcinogenic potential of orthodontic bonding materials by Athas, W F, Gutzke, G E, Kubinski, Z O, Kubinski, H

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Proximity of deoxyadenylic-thymidylic acid clusters to origin of DNA replication in E. coli 15T − cells by BARIL, BETTY B, KUBINSKI, H

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Interaction between Denatured DNA, Polyribonucleotides, and Ribosomal RNA: Attempts at Preparative Separation of the Complementary DNA Strands by Opara-Kubinska, Z., Kubinski, H., Szybalski, W.

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Instability of an RNA-fraction from poliovirus infected cells by KUBINSKI, H, KOCH, G

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Proximity of polyriboguanylic acid-reactive sites in mammalian DNA to portions of DNA preferentially hybridizing with cellular RNA by Bhattacharya, P K, Kubinski, H, Kubinski, Z O

“…Transcribed portions of mouse nuclear DNA are adjacent to sites reacting preferentially with polyriboguanylic acid [poly(G)]. This spatial relationship was…”
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Regions Containing Repeating Base-Pairs in DNA from Some Oncogenic and Nononcogenic Animal Viruses by Kubinski, H., Rose, J. A.

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Carcinogen and Microsomal Membrane Interactions: Changes in Membrane Density and Ability to Bind Nucleic Acids by Kubinski, H., Kasper, Charles B.

“…DNA and synthetic copolymer polyribocytidylic-polyriboguanylic acid bind to microsomal membrane. The nucleic acid-membrane complex may be detected by…”
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