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Articles

The LMB Archive collates scanned/digitised newspaper, magazine and web articles that relate to the activities of the LMB. This database lists the articles that have been catalogued so far.

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  • The birth of computational structural biology
    Authors Levitt, Michael Source Nature Structural Biology 8: 392-393, 2001 Year 2001
    Details Subject Levitt's PhD studies on the use of computers in biology, and subsequent research Keywords Sydney Altman; Bart Barrell; Sydney Brenner; Axel Brunger; Cyrus Chothia; Francis Crick; Bruce Gelin; Arnold Hagler (Biosym); Tony Jack; Martin Karplus (Harvard); John Kendrew; Aaron Klug; Peter Kollmann (UCSF); Michael Levitt; Shneior Lifson (Weizmann, Israel); Andy McCammon; S.B. Needleman; Fred Sanger; Arieh Warshel (Weizmann, Israel); C.D. Wunsch
  • The crystallization and structural determination of tRNA
    Authors Clark, Brian F.C. Source Trends in Biochemical Sciences 26: 511-514, 2001 Year 2001
    Details Subject The race to crystallize and determine the structure of tRNA by several research groups in USA and Europe Keywords Bart Barrell; David Blow; Bob Bock; Sydney Brenner; Dan Brown (Chem, Camb Univ); Ray Brown; George Brownlee; Jack Buchanan (MIT); Don Caspar (Boston); Brian Clark; Suzanne Cory; Bob Coulson; Fritz Cramer (Gottingen); Francis Crick; Bhupendra P. Doctor; John Finch; Jacques Fresco (Princeton); Arnold Hampel (Madison); Ieuan Harris; Robert Holley (Cornell Univ); Ken Holmes; Sung-Hou Kim (MIT); Aaron Klug; Diane Ladner; Kjeld Marcker; Heinrich Matthaei (NIH); Peter Moore (Yale); Shirley Morris; Marshall Nienberg (NIH); Hasko Paradies; Margaret Prentice; Daniela Rhodes; Alex Rich (MIT); Jon Robertus; Philip Rudland; Fred Sanger; Paul Sigler (Chicago); John Smith; Tom Steitz; Brian Wayman; Bill Whybrow; Hans Zachau (Munich)
  • The History Man
    Authors Dalton, Rex Source Nature 411: 732-733, 14 June 2001 Year 2001
    Details Subject A Californian book dealer has created a unique archive of molecular biology's achievements. But some historians are uneasy about such a valuable resource resting in private hands. Keywords Lord Bingham (HMC); Sydney Brenner; Marcel Caya (University of Quebec); Francis Crick; Max Delbruck; Rosalind Franklin; Aaron Klug; Vittorio Luzzati (CNRS); Brenda Maddox (London); Jeremy Norman (San Francisco); Max Perutz; John Randall; Al Seckel (California Institute of Technology); James Watson; Spencer Weart (American Institute of Physics); Maurice Wilkins
  • Think small, talk big: the heroic days of molecular biology
    Authors Brenner, Sydney Source TLS 19, October 2001 Year 2001
    Details Subject James D Watson 'Genes, Girls and Gamow', Oxford University Press, 2001 Keywords George W Beadle; Seymour Benzer; Sydney Brenner; Erwin Chargaff; Francis Crick; George Gamow; John Griffiths; Vernon Ingram; Har Gobind Khorana; Robert Steven Ledley; Marshall W Nirenberg; Leslie Orgel; Frederick Sanger; James Watson
  • This is the molecule that maketh man
    Authors Highfield, Roger Source The Daily Telegraph, 23 May 2001, p.22 Year 2001
    Details Subject Researchers have revealed the workings of a machine – the ribosome – that helps turn genes into flesh and blood Keywords Francis Crick; Peter Moore; Harry Noller; Venki Ramakrishnan; Ribosome; Thomas Steitz; James Watson; Heinz Gunther Wittmann; Ada Yonath
  • Welch Award honors Kornberg for insights into DNA transcription
    Authors Welch Award Source http://www.welch1.org/pressrl2.htm Year 2001
    Details Subject Pioneering work of Roger Kornberg helps scientists to begin to understand the process of copying DNA into RNA Keywords Norman Hackerman (Welch Foundation); Richard J. V. Johnson (Welch Foundation); Aaron Klug; Roger D. Kornberg; Welch Foundation
  • A woman scientist’s role model
    Authors Perutz, Max Source Notes and Records of The Royal Society of London, 54 (3); 387-389, 2000 Year 2000
    Details Subject Max Perutz reviews Georgina Ferry’s ‘Dorothy Hodgkin: a life’ Keywords John Bernal; William Bragg; Georgina Ferry; Maggi Hambling; Dorothy Hodgkin (Crowfoot); Max Perutz
  • Aaron Klug
    Authors Hargittai, Istvan Source The Chemical Intelligencer. October 2000,Vol, 6, No. 4, pp 4-13 Year 2000
    Details Subject Aaron Klug Keywords W.T.Astbury; Barton; J. D. Bernal (Birkbeck); Lawrence Bragg; Sydney Brenner; D. D. Brown; Butler; Carlisle (Birkbeck); Donald Caspar (Yale); Brian Clark; Cormack; Francis Crick; Paul de Kruif (Author); John Dewan; Dewar; Einstein; John Finch; Rosalind Franklin (Birkbeck); Buckminster Fuller; Ken Holmes; Hounsfield, R. W. James (University Cape Town); Aaron Klug; Harry Kroto; Robert W. Marks (Author); Jonathan Miller; Pauling; Max Perutz; Alex Rich (MIT); Bertrand Russell; R. G. Roederl; Bill Scott; Sturkey; John Walker; James Watson; A. N. Whitehead (Philosopher); Wilkins; Zimmern
  • Horned lizards on the Gogs? Quite feasible
    Authors Kersey, Alan Source Cambridge Evening News, 15 April 2000 Year 2000
    Details Subject ‘Life Without Genes’ by Adrian Woolfson Keywords Addenbrooke's Hospital; Dillons Bookshop; The George, Babraham; Gonville and Caius; The May Anthologies; Adrian Woolfson
  • Is this man the enemy of science? Or is he the saviour of mankind?
    Authors Appleyard, Bryan Source Sunday Times Magazine, 11 June 2000, pp.14-21 Year 2000
    Details Subject Interview with Craig Venter Keywords Sam Broder; Francis Collins; Francis Crick; Claire Fraser; Paul Gilman; Hamilton Smith; Wallce Steinberg; John Sulston; Craig Venter; James Watson
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