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Nobel Lectures in Molecular Biology, 1933–1975

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This volume compiles more than four decades of Nobel Prize lectures delivered by laureates whose discoveries shaped the foundations of modern molecular biology. Covering the years 1933 to 1975, the collection documents landmark advances in genetics, nucleic acid chemistry, protein biosynthesis, enzymology, viral biology, and regulatory mechanisms in living cells. The lectures trace the emergence of molecular biology from classical genetics to a mechanistic, molecule-level science, highlighting breakthroughs such as gene–enzyme relationships, the genetic code, nucleic acid structure, RNA and DNA synthesis, and early discoveries in virology and gene regulation. Together, they provide a historical and scientific narrative of how core concepts in molecular biology were established, explained by the scientists who made the breakthroughs. With a foreword by David Baltimore, the volume serves as both a historical record and a foundational resource for understanding the evolution of molecular biological thought.

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574.8808 N744

Publisher

New York : Elsevier North-Holland., 1977

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Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0444002367

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574.8808

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text

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unmediated

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Edition

1st

Subject(s)

Molecular biology Molecular genetics Nobel Prize l

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