An edition of Nucleic acid-protein interactions.

Nucleic acid-protein interactions.

Nucleic acid synthesis in viral infection. Proceedings of the Miami Winter symposia. January 18-22, 1971. Organized by the Department of biochemistry, University of Miami, and the Papanicolaou cancer research institute. Ed.d.W. Ribbons, J.F. Woessner and J. Schultz.

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An edition of Nucleic acid-protein interactions.

Nucleic acid-protein interactions.

Nucleic acid synthesis in viral infection. Proceedings of the Miami Winter symposia. January 18-22, 1971. Organized by the Department of biochemistry, University of Miami, and the Papanicolaou cancer research institute. Ed.d.W. Ribbons, J.F. Woessner and J. Schultz.

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North-Holland Pub. Co.
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English
Pages
494

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Nucleic acids -- Congresses, Oncogenic viruses -- Congresses, Proteins -- Congresses, Virology -- Congresses
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Nucleic acid-protein interactions.: Nucleic acid synthesis in viral infection. Proceedings of the Miami Winter symposia. January 18-22, 1971. Organized by the Department of biochemistry, University of Miami, and the Papanicolaou cancer research institute. Ed.d.W. Ribbons, J.F. Woessner and J. Schultz.
1971, North-Holland Pub. Co.
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Amsterdam
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Congresses
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Miami winter symposia,, Nucleic acid synthesis in viral infection

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RC268.57 N8

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494p.
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