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Food habits and feeding relationships of Satilla River fishes

1979-12 , Henry, Robert Liddell

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Effects of aircraft emissions on weed species grown in the vicinity of Hartsfield International Airport, Mountain View, Georgia

1978-12 , Wiedl, Stephen Cass

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Interrelationship of freshwater and saltwater aquatic ecosystems in the tidewater zone, Phase I

1977 , Gillespie, David Miller , Benke, Arthur Charles

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Organization and expression of the genome of phage T4

1977 , Hall, Dwight Hubert

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Analysis of cytochromes in developmental stages of Caenorhabditis Elegans

1979-05 , Eisenstein, Aaron

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The transmission of stability or instability from site specific protein-DNA complexes

1977-08-01 , Wartell, Roger M.

Theoretical calculations were made to determine the influence of side specific 'melting' and 'stabilizing' proteins on the thermal stability of nearby base pairs (bp). A DNA sequence 999bp. long containing the 123 bp. lactose operon control region in the center was examined. Melting curves of base pairs near the binding sites of the catabolite activator protein, CAP, the lactose repressor, and RNA polymerase were calculated in the absence and presence of each protein. The empirical loop entropy model of the helix-coil transition of DNA was employed. Calculations show that melting and stabilizing proteins alter the tm of base pairs 20 to 100 bp-away. The magnitude and range of the effect is strongly influenced by the base pair composition and sequence of the protein site and the immediately adjacent DNA regions.

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Computer analysis of methods for measuring production of aquatic animals

1977 , Benke, Arthur Charles

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Genetic control of chemotaxis in a nematode

1979 , Dusenbery, David Brock

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Production and colonization of the snag habitat in a southeastern blackwater river

1977-05 , Van Arsdall Thomas Carter

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Organization and expression of the genome of phage T4

1977 , Hall, Dwight Hubert

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