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Nucleic Acids Research, Volume 10
Volume 10, Number 1, January 1982
- C. M. Tolstoshev, R. W. Blakesley:
RSITE: a computer program to predict the recognition sequence of a restriction enzyme. 1-17 - David M. J. Lilley:
A simple computer program for calculating, modifying and drawing circular restriction maps. 19-26 - J. A. Lautenberger:
A program for reading DNA sequence gels using a small computer equipped with a graphics tablet. 27-30 - Bruce Conrad, David W. Mount:
Microcomputer programs for DNA sequence analysis. 31-38 - R. Larson, Joachim Messing:
Apple II software for M13 shotgun DNA sequencing. 39-49 - J. Pustell, F. C. Kafatos:
A convenient and adaptable package of DNA sequence analysis programs for microcomputers. 51-59 - A. D. Delaney:
A DNA sequence handling program. 61-67 - J. L. Schroeder, Frederick R. Blattner:
Formal description of a DNA oriented computer language. 69-84 - K. Isono:
Computer programs to analyze DNA and amino acid sequence data. 85-89 - Robert M. Blumenthal, P. J. Rice, R. J. Roberts:
Computer programs for nucleic acid sequence manipulation. 91-101 - T. R. Gingeras, Peter Rice, R. J. Roberts:
A semi-automated method for the reading of nucleic acid sequencing gels. 103-114 - Peter A. Stockwell:
A large database DNA sequence handling program with generalized searching specifications. 115-125 - Jiri Novotny:
Matrix program to analyze primary structure homology. 127-131 - Joseph Felsenstein, Stanley Sawyer, Rochelle Kochin:
An efficient method for matching nucleic acid sequences. 133-139 - Rodger Staden, A. D. McLachlan:
Codon preference and its use in identifying protein coding regions in long DNA sequences. 141-156 - Bruce C. Orcutt, David G. George, J. A. Fredrickson, Margaret Oakley Dayhoff:
Nucleic acid sequence database computer system. 157-174 - Roberto Patarca, Blas Dorta, José Luis Ramirez:
Creation of a data base for sequences of ribosomal nucleic acids and detection of conserved restriction endonucleases sites through computerized processing. 175-182 - M. I. Kanehisa:
Los Alamos sequence analysis package for nucleic acids and proteins. 183-196 - J. P. Dumas, Jacques Ninio:
Efficient algorithms for folding and comparing nucleic acid sequences. 197-206 - G. Osterburg, Karl-Heinz Glatting, R. Sommer:
Computer programs for the analysis and the management of DNA sequences. 207-216 - W. R. Pearson:
Automatic construction of restriction site maps. 217-227 - Manfred Kröger, Anneliese Kröger-Block:
A flexible new computer program for handling DNA sequence data. 229-236 - R. P. Aaronson, J. F. Young, Peter Palese:
Oligonucleotide mapping: evaluation of its sensitivity by computer- simulation. 237-246 - W. B. Goad, M. I. Kanehisa:
Pattern recognition in nucleic acid sequences. I. A general method for finding local homologies and symmetries. 247-263 - M. I. Kanehisa, W. B. Goad:
Pattern recognition in nucleic acid sequences. II. An efficient method for finding locally stable secondary structures. 265-278 - Douglas L. Brutlag, J. Clayton, Peter Friedland, Laurence H. Kedes:
SEQ: a nucleotide sequence analysis and recombination system. 279-294 - René Bach, Peter Friedland, Douglas L. Brutlag, Laurence H. Kedes:
MAXAMIZE. A DNA sequencing strategy advisor. 295-304 - J. Clayton, Laurence H. Kedes:
GEL, a DNA sequencing project management system. 305-321 - Peter Friedland, Laurence H. Kedes, Douglas L. Brutlag, Yumi Iwasaki, René Bach:
GENESIS, a knowledge-based genetic engineering simulation system for representation of genetic data and experiment planning. 323-340 - Ruth Nussinov, Ignacio Tinoco Jr., A. B. Jacobson:
Small changes in free energy assignments for unpaired bases do not affect predicted secondary structures in single stranded RNA. 341-349 - Ruth Nussinov, Ignacio Tinoco Jr., A. B. Jacobson:
Secondary structure model for the complete simian virus 50 late precursor mRNA. 351-363 - R. Harr, P. Hagblom, P. Gustafsson:
Two-dimensional graphic analysis of DNA sequence homologies. 365-374 - R. D. Sege, B. E. Saxberg:
A statistical test for comparing several nucleotide sequences. 375-389 - Francis Rodier, Jacques Gabarro-Arpa, Ricardo Ehrlich, Claude Reiss:
Key for protein coding sequences identification: computer analysis of codon strategy. 391-402 - Philip E. Auron, W. P. Rindone, C. P. Vary, J. J. Celentano, J. N. Vournakis:
Computer-aided prediction of RNA secondary structures. 403-419 - David Sankoff, R. J. Cedergren, W. McKay:
A strategy for sequence phylogeny research. 421-431 - P. Jagadeeswaran, P. M. McGuire Jr.:
Interactive computer programs in sequence data analysis. 433-447 - Cary Queen, Mark N. Wegman, L. J. Korn:
Improvements to a program for DNA analysis: a procedure to find homologies among many sequences. 449-456
Volume 10, Number 13, July 1982
- J. F. Burke, David Ish-Horowicz:
Expression of Drosophila heat shock genes is regulated in Rat-cells. 3821-3830 - G. E. Wu, N. Govindji, N. Hozumi, H. Murialdo:
Nucleotide sequence of a chromosomal rearranged lambda 2 immunoglobulin gene of mouse. 3831-3843 - J. A. Pintor-Toro, P. Langridge, G. Feix:
Isolation and characterization of maize genes coding for zein proteins of the 21000 dalton size class. 3845-3860 - James A. Fornwald, Gerald Kuncio, Isaak Peng, Charles P. Ordahl:
The complete nucleotide sequence of the chick a-actin gene and its evolutionary relationship to the actin gene family. 3861-3876 - L. Kunnath, J. Locker:
Variable methylation of the ribosomal RNA genes of the rat. 3877-3892 - H. Baumlein, U. Wobus, S. A. Gerbi, F. C. Kafatos:
The basic repeat unit of a Chironomus Balbiani ring gene. 3893-3904 - Jane R. McLaughlin, Shen-Yung Chang, Shing Chang:
Transcriptional analyses of the Bacillus licheniformis penP gene. 3905-3919 - Murray N. Schnare, Michael W. Gray:
3'-Terminal sequence of wheat mitochondrial 18S ribosomal RNA: further evidence of a eubacterial evolutionary origin. 3921-3932 - R. Miesfeld, Norman Arnheim:
Identification of the in vivo and in vitro origin of transcription in human rDNA. 3933-3949 - A. N. Shakhov, S. A. Nedospasov, G. P. Georgiev:
Deoxyribonuclease II as a probe to sequence-specific chromatin organization: preferential cleavage in the 72 bp modulator sequence of SV40 minichromosome. 3951-3965 - David J. Chiswell, David A. Gillespie, John A. Wyke:
The changes in proviral chromatin that accompany morphological variation in avian sarcoma virus-infected rat cells. 3967-3980 - David R. Hyde, Chen-Pei D. Tu:
Insertion sites and the terminal nucleotide sequences of the Tn4 transposon. 3981-3993 - Debajit K. Biswas, Steven D. Hanes:
Increased level of prolactin gene sequences in bromodeoxyuridine treated GH cells. 3995-4008 - J. L. Hartley, K. K. Chen, J. E. Donelson:
A mercury-thiol affinity system for rapid generation of overlapping labeled DNA fragments for DNA sequencing. 4009-4025 - G. Albiser, S. Premilat:
A critical analysis of a left-handed double helix model for B-DNA fibers. 4027-4034 - Yu A. Ovchinnikov, G. S. Monastyrskaya, V. V. Gubanov, S. O. Guryev, I. S. Salomatina, T. M. Shuvaeva, V. M. Lipkin, E. D. Sverdlov:
The primary structure of E. coli RNA polymerase, Nucleotide sequence of the rpoC gene and amino acid sequence of the beta'-subunit. 4035-4044 - W. D. Davies, B. E. Davidson:
The nucleotide sequence of aroG, the gene for 3-deoxy-D- arabinoheptulosonate-7-phosphate synthetase (phe) in Escherichia coli K12. 4045-4048 - Karl Heinz Scheit, Hans Richard Rackwitz:
Synthesis and physicochemical properties of two analogs of poly(dA): poly(2-aminopurine-9-beta-D-deoxyribonucleotide) and poly 2-amino- deoxyadenylic acid. 4059-4069 - J. W. Ellison, B. J. Berson, Leroy E. Hood:
The nucleotide sequence of a human immunoglobulin C gamma1 gene. 4071-4079 - A. D. Cooper, W. R. Crain Jr.:
Complete nucleotide sequence of a sea urchin actin gene. 4081-4092 - W. D. Wilson, R. A. Keel, R. L. Jones, C. W. Mosher:
Viscometric analysis of the interaction of bisphenanthridinium compounds with closed circular supercoiled and linear DNA. 4093-4106 - R. C. Adlakha, C. G. Sahasrabuddhe, David A. Wright, W. F. Lindsey, M. L. Smith, Rajesh P. N. Rao:
Chromosome-bound mitotic factors: release by endonucleases. 4107-4117
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