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Wider use of AIDS drugs advocated.

J. Marx, 1989, Science.

Cyclic AMP in Brain: Role in Synaptic Transmission.

J. Marx, 1972, Science.

Prostaglandins: mediators of inflammation?

J. Marx, 1972, Science.

The continuing saga of "homeo-madness".

J. Marx, 1986, Science.

Slow viruses: role in persistent disease.

J. Marx, 1973, Science.

Oxygen free radicals linked to many diseases.

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

Plant Gene Transfer Becomes a Fertile Field: Gene transfer into dicot plants can generate varieties with decreased herbicide susceptibility and can also be used to study plant gene control.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

The AMIS Trial: Can Aspirin Prevent Heart Attacks?

J. Marx, 1977, Science.

The trials of conducting AIDS drugs trials.

J. Marx, 1989, Science.

Oncogenes amplified in cancer cells.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

Biochemistry of cancer cells: focus on the cell surface.

J. Marx, 1974, Science.

The two sides of the brain.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

Progress on a vaccine for Epstein-Barr virus.

J. Marx, 1986, Science.

Isolation of mosquito vitellogenin genes and induction of expression by 20-hydroxyecdysone

J. Calvo, M. Wolfner, R. Glaser, 1986 .

Do tumor promoters affect DNA after all?

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

The polyphosphoinositides revisited.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

Consensus--more or less--on the Pap smear.

J. Marx, 1980, Science.

Autoimmune disease: new evidence about lupus.

J. Marx, 1976, Science.

Probing the AIDS virus and its relatives.

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

Structure of MHC protein solved.

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

Organizing the cytoplasm. An intricate, interconnected array of filaments in the cytoplasm gives this part of the cell more order and complexity than was once thought.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

Seeds of Destruction

Thomas H. Maugh, T. Maugh, J. Marx, 1975, Springer US.

Human papilloma virus and cervical cancer.

J. Marx, 1986, Science.

More progress on the T cell receptor.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

T cells scrutinized at Rüdesheim meeting.

J. Marx, 1981, Science.

Drug availability is an issue for cancer patients, too.

J. Marx, 1989, Science.

Ape-language controversy flares up

J. Marx, 1980, Science.

More on the T-cell receptor.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

Indications of a new virus in MS patients.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

Tumors; a mixed bag of cells.

J. Marx, 1982, Science.

Angiogenesis research comes of age.

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

New AIDS drug passes first clinical test.

J. Marx, 1989, Science.

Diabetes--a possible autoimmune disease.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

Chemical signals in the immune system.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

Surviving heat shock and other stresses.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

NMR opens a new window into the body. The use of nuclear magnetic resonance for medical diagnosis hovers on the brink of practical application.

J. Marx, 1980, Science.

Gene identity confirmed.

J. Marx, 1988, Science.

Two major signal pathways linked.

J. Marx, 1993, Science.

More about the HTLV's and how they act.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

How the HTLV's might cause cancer.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

The other T-cell receptor gene.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

A new view of receptor action.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

The N-myc oncogene in neural tumors.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

Onc gene related to growth factor gene.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

The T cell receptor family is growing.

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

The scrapie agent: is it a viroid?

J. Marx, 1979, Science.

NMR research: analysis of living cells and organs.

J. Marx, 1978, Science.

The immune system "belongs in the body".

J L Marx, J. Marx, 1985, Science.

A new link in the brain's defenses.

J. Marx, 1992, Science.

A first step toward gene therapy for hemophilia B?

J. Marx, 1993, Science.

Circumcision may protect against the AIDS virus.

J. Marx, 1989, Science.

Tracking genes in developing mice.

J. Marx, 1982, Science.

New disease baffles medical community.

J L Marx, J. Marx, 1982, Science.

Strong new candidate for AIDS agent.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

The leukotrienes in allergy and inflammation.

J. Marx, 1982, Science.

Neurobiology: researchers high on endogenous opiates.

J. Marx, 1976, Science.

Insect control (I): use of pheromones.

J. Marx, 1973, Science.

Monoclonal antibodies in cancer.

J. Marx, 1982, Science.

DNA repair: new clues to carcinogenesis.

J. Marx, 1978, Science.

Crown gall disease: nature as genetic engineer.

J. Marx, 1979, Science.

What do oncogenes do?

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

Calmodulin: a protein for all seasons.

J. Marx, 1980, Science.

Tumor viruses and the kinase connection.

J. Marx, 1981, Science.

A crystalline view of protein-DNA binding.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

Brain peptides: is substance P a transmitter of pain signals?

J. Marx, 1979, Science.

Neutron Scattering: New Look at Biological Molecules

J. Marx, 1977, Science.

New hope on the AIDS vaccine front.

J. Marx, 1989, Science.

The AIDS virus can take on many guises.

J. Marx, 1988, Science.

Interferon (I): on the threshold of clinical application.

J. Marx, 1979, Science.

Is hepatitis B virus a retrovirus in disguise?

J. Marx, 1982, Science.

The fos gene as "master switch".

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

New sickle cell test.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

NCI Team Remodels Key AIDS Virus Enzyme: The Original Structure of the AIDS Virus Protease was not quite right. The new view may did anti-AIDS drug development

J. Marx, 1989 .

A New Guide to the Human Genome

J. Marx, 1995, Science.

Putting the human genome on the map.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

Multiplying genes by leaps and bounds.

J L Marx, J. Marx, 1988, Science.

The case of the misplaced gene.

J. Marx, 1982, Science.

Forging a path to the nucleus.

J. Marx, 1993, Science.

Aging research (I): cellular theories of senescence.

J. Marx, 1974, Science.

Is RNA copied into DNA by mammalian cells?

J. Marx, 1982, Science.

Cloning sheep and cattle embryos.

J. Marx, 1988, Science.

Swiss research questioned.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

A parent's sex may affect gene expression.

J. Marx, 1988, Science.

Spread of AIDS sparks new health concern.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

Cancer cell genes linked to viral onc genes.

J. Marx, 1982, Science.

Gene transfer yields cancer clues.

J. Marx, 1982, Science.

Gene transfer moves ahead.

J. Marx, 1980, Science.

More progress on gene transfer.

J. Marx, 1981, Science.

Making antibodies without the antigens

J. Marx, 1985 .

Lower radiation effect found.

J. Marx, 1988, Science.

Instability in Plants and the Ghost of Lamarck: The repetitive DNA sequences in the plant genome make a major contribution to genetic instability and variability in plants.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

Nitrogen fixation: research efforts intensify.

J. Marx, 1974, Science.

Tumor Immunology (I): The Host's Response to Cancer.

J. Marx, 1974, Science.

Dysmenorrhea: basic research leads to a rational therapy.

J. Marx, 1979, Science.

Cloning the acetylcholine receptor genes.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

Phthalic acid esters: biological impact uncertain.

J. Marx, 1972, Science.

Health officials seek ways to halt AIDS.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

Z-DNA: still searching for a function.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

A revolution in biotechnology.

J. Marx, 1989 .

Clinical results

J. Marx, 1992 .

Interleukin-1 genes are cloned.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

Tracking the lost I-J suppressor region.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

Drinking water: another source of carcinogens?

J. Marx, 1974, Science.

The interleukin-2 receptor gene is cloned.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

The 23-million-dollar quest pays off.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

Gene structure: more surprising developments.

J. Marx, 1978, Science.

Cell growth control takes balance.

J. Marx, 1988, Science.

How killer cells kill their targets.

J. Marx, 1986, Science.

AIDS virus has new name--perhaps.

J. Marx, 1986, Science.

Leukemia virus linked to nerve disease.

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

Bar Harbor investigation reveals no fraud.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

Insect Control (II): Hormones and Viruses.

J. Marx, 1973, Science.

Amaranth: A Comeback for the Food of the Aztecs?

J. Marx, 1977, Science.

The cystic fibrosis gene is found.

J L Marx, J. Marx, 1989, Science.

Chitin synthesis inhibitors: new class of insecticides.

J. Marx, 1977, Science.

Histocompatibility restriction explained.

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

New family of adhesion proteins discovered.

J. Marx, 1989, Science.

Blood clotting: the role of the prostaglandins.

J. Marx, 1977, Science.

AMIS negative on aspirin and heart attacks.

J. Marx, 1980, Science.

Human trials of new cancer therapy begin.

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

The yin and yang of cell growth control.

J. Marx, 1986, Science.

How embryos tell heads from tails.

J. Marx, 1991, Science.

Oncogene linked to fruit-fly development.

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

A new wave of enzymes for cleaving prohormones.

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

Thymic hormones: inducers of T cell maturation.

J. Marx, 1975, Science.

Transplants as guides to brain development.

J. Marx, 1982, Science.

The new P4 laboratories: containing recombinant DNA.

J. Marx, Jean L Marx, 1977, Science.

How cancer cells spread in the body.

J. Marx, 1989, Science.

Brain opiates in mental illness.

J. Marx, 1981, Science.

Homeobox genes go evolutionary.

J. Marx, 1992, Science.

First parvovirus linked to human disease.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

Liposomes: research applications grow.

J. Marx, 1978, Science.

Making mutant mice by gene transfer.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

"Anxiety peptide" found in brain.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

Microtubules: Versatile Organelles

J. Marx, 1973, Science.

Parkinson's disease: search for better therapies.

J. Marx, 1979, Science.

Low-level radiation: just how bad is it?

J. Marx, 1979, Science.

Specific expression of transferred genes. Foreign genes, which were transferred into mice, appear to be expressed according to more normal patterns of tissue distribution.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

Tumor promoters: carcinogenesis gets more complicated.

J. Marx, 1978, Science.

Testing of autoimmune therapy begins.

J. Marx, 1991, Science.

Chemotherapy: renewed interest in platinum compounds.

J. Marx, 1976, Science.

Imaging technique passes muster.

J L Marx, J. Marx, 1987, Science.

Eye cancer gene linked to new malignancies.

J. Marx, 1988, Science.

Drugs during Pregnancy: Do They Affect the Unborn Child?

J. Marx, 1973, Science.

New ways to "mutate" genes.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

BEAM Sheds Light on Brain Disorders.

J. Marx, 1981, Science.

Progress in predicting breast cancer relapses.

J. Marx, 1988, Science.

The cell cycle coming under control.

J L Marx, J. Marx, 1989, Science.

Biomedical science.

J. Marx, 1973, Science.

Crib death: some promising leads but no solution yet.

J. Marx, 1975, Science.

Health officials fired up over "tolerable" cigarettes.

J. Marx, 1978, Science.

1980 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine.

J. Marx, 1980, Science.

Atherosclerosis: the cholesterol connection.

J. Marx, 1976, Science.

Natriuretic hormone linked to hypertension.

J. Marx, 1981, Science.

Increased biological nitrogen fixation and the environment.

J. Marx, 1977, Science.

Restriction enzymes: new tools for studying DNA.

J. Marx, 1973, Science.

Synthesizing the opioid peptides.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

How the AIDS virus may hide in macrophages.

J. Marx, 1988, Science.

DNA fingerprinting takes the witness stand.

J. Marx, 1988, Science.

Autoimmunity in left-handers. Left-handedness may be associated with an increased risk of autoimmune disease. Is testosterone the link between the two?

J. Marx, 1982, Science.

Detecting mutations in human genes.

J. Marx, 1989, Science.

Immunoglobulin genes have enhancers.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

The cytochrome P450's and their genes.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

Genes that control development.

J. Marx, 1981, Science.

Genes That Guide Fruit Fly Development: Studies of genes that control fruit fly segmentation reveal a common DNA sequence that may provide clues to the regulation of early development.

J. Marx, 1984, Science.

New relatives of AIDS virus found.

J. Marx, 1986, Science.

Polyphosphoinositide research updated.

J. Marx, 1987, Science.

The tissue specificity of the Drosophila p element is explained.

J. Marx, 1986, Science.

The 1986 Nobel Prize for physiology or medicine.

J. Marx, 1986, Science.

Antibodies: getting their genes together.

J. Marx, 1981, Science.

Drug resistance of cancer cells probed.

J. Marx, 1986, Science.

Cell growth control comes under scrutiny.

J. Marx, 1988, Science.

Persistent infections: the role of viruses.

J. Marx, 1977, Science.

Snaring the genes that divide the sexes for mammals.

J. Marx, 1995, Science.

Somatic cell hybrids: impact on Mammalian genetics.

J. Marx, 1973, Science.

Likely T cell receptor gene cloned.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

Human T-cell leukemia virus linked to AIDS.

J. Marx, 1983, Science.

Antibodies made to order.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

"Viroids": a new kind of pathogen?

J. Marx, 1972, Science.

Cell Biology: Cell Surfaces and the Regulation of Mitosis

J. Marx, 1976, Science.

Air pollution: effects on plants.

J. Marx, 1975, Science.

Warm-blooded dinosaurs: evidence pro and con.

J. Marx, 1978, Science.

Gene rearrangements in a prokaryote.

J. Marx, 1985, Science.

Analgesia: how the body inhibits pain perception.

J. Marx, 1977, Science.

AIDS drugs--coming but not here.

J. Marx, 1989, Science.

Cancer vaccines show promise at last.

J. Marx, 1989, Science.