Publications
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| immunologic reactions with tobacco mosaic virus. | 1. antisera were produced, separately, in rabbits to normal sap from healthy turkish tobacco plants and to irus-sap from tobacco plants, affected with mosaic disease. 2. the immunologic reactions of the antisera were studied by means of: (a) alexin-fixation tests. (b) precipitation experiments, including: precipitin-absorption tests with the same tobacco virus multiplied in tobacco, tomato, pepper, and petunia plants. (c) experiments with the inactivation properties of both antisera and normal s ... | 1929 | 19869591 |
| specificity of the precipitin reaction in tobacco mosaic disease. | 1. leaf extracts of sudan grass, hippeastrum equestre herb., lily, and abutilon striatum dicks. (a. thompsoni hort.), each affected with its respective mosaic disease, and peach affected with yellows disease, were tested for their ability to precipitate antiserum for virus extract of tobacco mosaic disease. no precipitate occurred. 2. nicotiana glutinosa l., n. rustica l., and martynia louisiana mill. were added to the list of hosts of tobacco mosaic virus which have been tested with antiserum f ... | 1931 | 19869933 |
| rod-shaped particles in tobacco mosaic virus demonstrated by stream double refraction. | 1933 | 17789591 | |
| the action of high frequency sound waves on tobacco mosaic virus. | 1934 | 17743815 | |
| possible chemical nature of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1934 | 17749258 | |
| the relation of stream double refraction to tobacco mosaic virus. | 1935 | 17771202 | |
| isolation of a crystalline protein possessing the properties of tobacco-mosaic virus. | 1935 | 17743301 | |
| a serlogical of the absolute concentration of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1935 | 17807898 | |
| inactivation of tobacco-mosaic virus by x-rays. | 1936 | 17806557 | |
| the ultracentrifugal crystallization of tobacco mosaic virus protein. | 1936 | 17769019 | |
| the isolation of crystalline tobacco mosaic virus protein from diseased tomato plants. | 1936 | 17756690 | |
| the inactivation of crystalline tobacco-mosaic virus protein. | 1936 | 17783494 | |
| purification of tobacco mosaic virus and production of mesomorphic fibers by treatment with trypsin. | 1937 | 17784206 | |
| genes affecting response of nicotiana tabacum hybrids to tobacco-mosaic virus. | 1937 | 17758401 | |
| the isolation of tobacco ring spot and other virus proteins by ultracentrifugation. | a high molecular weight crystalline protein, possessing the properties of ring spot virus and differing markedly from tobacco mosaic virus protein in its physical, chemical and serological properties, has been isolated by means of an ultracentrifuge from turkish tobacco plants diseased with tobacco ring spot virus. ultracentrifugal methods were also used to demonstrate that high molecular weight proteins are characteristic of other virus diseases. the concentration of the different virus protein ... | 1937 | 17732936 |
| tobacco-mosaic virus concentrated in the cytoplasm. | 1938 | 17736948 | |
| an estimate of the relative dimensions and diffusion constant of the tobacco-mosaic virus protein. | 1938 | 17788531 | |
| the molecular weight and shape of tobacco mosaic virus protein. | 1938 | 17788532 | |
| crystallization of tobacco-mosaic virus protein. | 1938 | 17832169 | |
| the disintegration of tobacco mosaic virus preparations with sodium dodecyl sulphate. | 1938 | 16746802 | |
| influence of host factors on neuroinvasiveness of vesicular stomatitis virus : iii. effect of age and pathway of infection on the character and localization of lesions in the central nervous system. | it will be well to restate the main problem at this point and to examine how far the accumulated data can help to elucidate it. the problem is this: why are old mice generally resistant to all forms of peripheral inoculation of vesicular stomatitis virus when intracerebral injection is equally fatal for mice of all ages? the results of experiments in which the presence of virus was demonstrated by animal passage suggested that the reason can perhaps be found in (a) the different mechanisms of vi ... | 1938 | 19870715 |
| the measurement of surface films formed by hemocyanin, tobacco mosaic virus, vaccinia, and bacterium gallinarum. | 1938 | 19873070 | |
| the partial reactivation of formolized tobacco mosaic virus protein. | a marked reactivation of tobacco mosaic virus protein that has been partially or completely inactivated by formaldehyde was obtained by dialysis at ph 3. the activity of partially inactivated virus proteins was generally increased about 10-fold by the reactivation process. it was also found possible to reactivate completely inactive preparations to an appreciable extent. it was shown that the inactivation and the subsequent reactivation cannot be explained by the toxicity of the formaldehyde or ... | 1938 | 19873099 |
| on the molecular weight of the tobacco mosaic virus protein. | 1939 | 17809481 | |
| an estimate of the maximum value for the molecular weight of the tobacco mosaic virus protein. | 1939 | 17787744 | |
| disintegration of tobacco mosaic virus in urea solutions. | 1939 | 17788438 | |
| the effect of host nutrition on concentration of tobacco-mosaic virus. | 1939 | 16653600 | |
| reversible inhibition of tobacco mosaic virus in living cells with 0.0002 molar sodium cyanide. | 1940 | 17839406 | |
| the reactions of iodine and iodoacetamide with native egg albumin. | the following experimental results have been obtained. 1. native egg albumin treated with iodine and then denatured no longer gives a nitroprusside test or reduces dilute ferricyanide in neutral duponol pc solution. 2. more iodine is needed to abolish the ferricyanide reduction if the reaction between native egg albumin and iodine is carried out at ph 6.8 than if the reaction is carried out at ph 3.2. at ph 6.8 iodine reacts with tyrosine as well as with cysteine. 3. cysteine and tryptophane are ... | 1940 | 19873158 |
| solubility studies on purified tobacco mosaic virus. | different samples of purified tobacco mosaic virus show a relatively wide variation in solubility in ammonium sulfate solution. this variation and the type of solubility curve obtained in the presence of varying amounts of solid phase show that the purified virus whether isolated by mild treatment with ammonium sulfate or by ultracentrifugation is not a homogeneous chemical substance but contains more soluble and less soluble virus fractions of comparable specific activities. long contact with s ... | 1940 | 19873187 |
| some effects of iodine and other reagents on the structure and activity of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1. denatured tobacco mosaic virus has a number of sh groups corresponding to its total sulfur content of 0.2 per cent. the sh groups were estimated by titration with ferricyanide, tetrathionate, and p-chloromercuribenzoate in guanidine hydrochloride solution and by reduction of the uric acid reagent in urea solution. 2. the sh groups of tobacco mosaic virus or their precursors can be abolished by reaction of the native form of the virus with iodine. 3. tobacco mosaic virus whose sh groups have b ... | 1941 | 19873243 |
| x-ray and crystallographic studies of plant virus preparations. iii. | these papers give an account of an optical and x-ray examination of preparations of plant virus substances isolated by bawden and pirie, in particular of those of tobacco mosaic disease. they open with a historical survey of the work, indicating the order in which new phenomena were discovered. the subsequent treatment is divided into three parts: i. introduction and preparation of specimens. ii. modes of aggregation of virus particles. iii. (1) the structure of the particles. (2) biological imp ... | 1941 | 19873256 |
| acetyl and phenylureido derivatives of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1941 | 17842482 | |
| correlation of activity per unit weight of tobacco-mosaic virus with age of lesion. | 1941 | 17774032 | |
| inhibition of increase and activity of tobacco-mosaic virus under nitrogen-deficient conditions. | 1941 | 16653694 | |
| influence of nitrogen supply on the rate of multiplication of tobacco-mosaic virus. | 1941 | 16653732 | |
| specific biological activity of tobacco-mosaic virus as influenced by age of lesion and nitrogen supply. | 1942 | 16653769 | |
| infectivity of extracted, unpreserved tobacco mosaic virus retained 28 years. | 1942 | 17789130 | |
| on the size and shape of the tobacco mosaic virus protein particle. | 1942 | 17797120 | |
| the reversible inactivation of tobacco mosaic virus by crystalline ribonuclease. | the reversible inactivation of tobacco mosaic virus by crystalline ribonuclease is reported. studies on the effect of time of standing on the amount of inactivation, and on the effect of dilution and repeated high speed centrifugation on the recovery of virus activity, and the preparation of an insoluble virus-enzyme complex show that the inactivation is brought about at least in part by a combination between virus and enzyme. the significance of the fact that ribonuclease has no detectable effe ... | 1942 | 19873289 |
| the preparation and use of tobacco mosaic virus containing radioactive phosphorus. | normal and tobacco mosaic-diseased turkish tobacco plants were grown in sand for a period of several weeks, during which they were fed daily a complete nutrient solution to which had been added disodium phosphate containing radioactive phosphorus. determinations were made of the distribution of radioactive phosphorus in different fractions such as the wash from the sand and roots, the press cake obtained on pressing the juice from the plants, the protein and protein-free portions of the supernat ... | 1942 | 19873320 |
| stream double refraction studies on the orientation of tobacco mosaic virus particles. | 1944 | 17798395 | |
| the effect of formaldehyde and mercuric chloride on tobacco mosaic virus. | 1944 | 16747741 | |
| combination of potato virus x and tobacco mosaic virus with pepsin and trypsin. | 1944 | 16747768 | |
| electron shadow micrography of the tobacco mosaic virus protein. | two improvements are described in the use of shadow electron micrography for the observation of particles of macromolecular dimensions. one involves the substitution of gold for chromium as shadowing metal. the thinner gold film that can be employed gives a truer representation of the shape of particles so small that shape and size are significantly altered by the thickness of the shadowing metal deposited on them. the other consists in metal-shadowing small particles deposited on a very smooth ... | 1945 | 17739444 |
| on the rate of inactivation of tobacco mosaic virus by potassium salicylate. | 1945 | 21006106 | |
| the effects of infection of tobacco plants (nicotiana tabacum) with tobacco mosaic virus on some of the properties of the protein present in the leaves. | 1945 | 21006109 | |
| field strains of tobacco-mosaic virus. | 1946 | 21014259 | |
| an electron microscope study of the contents of hair cells from leaves diseased with tobacco mosaic virus. | 1946 | 21002132 | |
| inhibition of phosphorylation of glucose in mouse brains by viruses and its prevention by preparations of diphosphopyridine nucleotide. | 1. inhibition of glucose utilization in homogenates of brains of mice infected with poliomyelitis virus (lansing strain) is reported. the inhibition occurs with glucose, or fructose-6-phosphate as substrate. no inhibition occurs in the presence of hexosediphosphate. 2. brain homogenates of mice infected with the theiler fa strain of mouse encephalomyelitis virus show inhibition ranging between 45 and 85 per cent (average 73 per cent). 3. purified preparations of the lansing and the theiler fa st ... | 1946 | 19871563 |
| electron-microscopy of viruses; state of aggregation of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1946 | 20279218 | |
| an electron microscope study of tobacco mosaic virus at different stages of infection. | 1946 | 20280148 | |
| electron microscope studies on tobacco-mosaic virus. | 1947 | 20281568 | |
| the identification of three mononucleotides from tobacco mosaic virus nucleic acid. | 1947 | 20285056 | |
| immunochemical studies with tagged proteins; the distribution of tobacco-mosaic virus in the mouse. | 1947 | 20285152 | |
| comparative properties of purified preparations of two distinctive strains of tobacco mosaic virus obtained from diseased turkish tobacco and phlox plants. | 1947 | 20287909 | |
| interaction between tobacco mosaic virus and bovine serum albumin. | 1947 | 20296072 | |
| light scattering studies of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1947 | 20240512 | |
| viscosity studies on the association of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1947 | 20255276 | |
| immunochemical studies on tobacco mosaic virus: the reaction with homologous rabbit antiserum. | 1947 | 20264684 | |
| immunochemical studies on tobacco mosaic virus: the host-strain relationship. | 1947 | 20264685 | |
| immunochemical studies on tobacco mosaic virus: the specificity of preparations of two strains isolated from the sap and the fibrous residue of infected plants. | 1947 | 20264686 | |
| immunochemical studies on tobacco mosaic virus: the serological behavior of sonic treated tobacco mosaic virus. | 1947 | 20264687 | |
| further studies on the physical states assumed by tobacco mosaic virus in vitro. | 1947 | 20270650 | |
| electron microscope studies of bahlem, rothamsted, and princeton samples of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1947 | 20270770 | |
| the size of the particles of some strains of tobacco mosaic virus as shown by the electron microscope. | 1947 | 20270771 | |
| the utilization for animal growth of tobacco mosaic virus as a sole source of protein in the diet. | 1947 | 20272122 | |
| studies on the sonic treatment of tobacco mosaic virus. | centrifugally purified samples of tobacco mosaic virus were subjected to intense sound vibrations of 9,000 cycles per second for 0, 2, 8, 16, 32, and 64 minutes. the viscosity and stream birefringence of the samples decreased with time of sonic treatment, but no chemical changes were found. electron micrographs of the samples show that the particles are broken perpendicular to their long axis. in the untreated sample 62 per cent of the particles are about 280 mmicro in length. as sonic treatment ... | 1947 | 19873522 |
| crystallization of tobacco mosaic virus by serum albumin. | 1947 | 20343135 | |
| a chromatographic method for the detection of tobacco-mosaic virus in juice from diseased turkish tobacco plants. | 1947 | 18895502 | |
| [not available]. | 1947 | 20268263 | |
| the constancy of chemical composition and infectivity per unit weight of tobacco mosaic virus protein prepared over a period of years. | 1948 | 18910569 | |
| the thermal denaturation of tobacco mosaic virus in relation to hydrostatic pressure. | 1948 | 18938383 | |
| longevity of tobacco mosaic virus; in vitro life of the pure virus in buffer solution at ph 4. | 1948 | 18865528 | |
| interaction between tobacco mosaic virus and bovine serum albumin. | 1948 | 18865616 | |
| the effect of nucleic acids and of carbohydrates on the formation of streptolysin. | 1. ribonucleic acid of yeast causes the formation of a potent hemolysin in broth cultures of streptococcus pyogenes. 2. the hemolysin whose formation is induced by yeast ribonucleic acid appears to be identical with streptolysin s. 3. desoxyribonucleic acid, products of acid or alkaline hydrolysis of ribonucleic acid, or many other substances tested, fail to produce a similar effect. 4. digestion by ribonuclease increases markedly the streptolysin-inducing activity of certain preparations of rib ... | 1948 | 18873865 |
| absolute reaction kinetics of tobacco mosaic virus and a proposed theory of denaturation. | 1948 | 18886186 | |
| immunochemical studies on tobacco mosaic virus; the serological relationship to the aucuba and j14d1 strains. | 1948 | 18886535 | |
| the thermal denaturation of tobacco mosaic virus in relation to hydrostatic pressure. | 1948 | 18891777 | |
| the effect of infection with tobacco-mosaic virus on the levels of nitrogen, phosphorus, protease, and pectase in tobacco leaves and on their response to fertilizers. | 1948 | 16748358 | |
| electron micrographic observations of tobacco mosaic virus in crude, undiluted plant juice. | 1949 | 17782717 | |
| the effect of washing frozen mosaic leaves on the length of tobacco mosaic virus particles. | 1949 | 18108890 | |
| the hydration, size and shape of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1949 | 18112063 | |
| viscosity and sedimentation studies on tobacco mosaic virus. | 1949 | 18112152 | |
| the effect of glycerine and aniline on tobacco mosaic virus infectivity. | 1949 | 18126568 | |
| amino acids in tobacco mosaic virus. | 1949 | 18141654 | |
| electron microscopic and electrophoretic study of two strains of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1949 | 18146816 | |
| the reaction of tobacco mosaic virus with formaldehyde; electrophoretic studies. | 1949 | 18147463 | |
| the proteins of green leaves: evidence of the formation of tobacco mosaic virus protein at the expense of a main protein component in tobacco leaf cytoplasm. | 1949 | 18148022 | |
| the effect of washing frozen mosaic leaves on the length of tobacco mosaic virus particles. | 1949 | 16561641 | |
| on the mutation of the tobacco mosaic virus. | experiments on x-ray-induced mutations of the tobacco mosaic virus (gowen) are analyzed on the basis of the ionization theory. the size of the volume within which the primary process of mutation develops is calculated on the basis of three alternative assumptions; viz., (1) that this volume consists of protein, (2) that it is nucleic acid, (3) that it is phosphorus. it is found that the volume calculated under assumption (1) is identical with the hexagonal cell unit which bernal and fankuchen fo ... | 1949 | 15392565 |
| analyses of spontaneous and induced mutations of the tobacco mosaic virus. | 1949 | 15394465 | |
| the effect of ph on the linear aggregation of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1949 | 15398082 | |
| the interaction of tobacco mosaic virus and of its degradation products with dyes. | 1949 | 15400369 | |
| the acceleration of the thermal denaturation of tobacco mosaic virus by urethan at normal and increased pressure. | 1949 | 15405720 | |
| the influence of buffer composition, ph and aggregation on the thermal denaturation of tobacco mosaic virus. | 1949 | 15405723 | |
| visualization of tobacco mosaic virus within infected cells. | 1950 | 15409474 | |
| the ultraviolet light and photosensitized inactivation of tobacco mosaic virus. | the quantum yield for the inactivation of tobacco mosaic virus has been determined at 253.7 mmicro and found to be 4.3 x 10(-6). the possible significance of the observed one-hit process of inactivation has been discussed in terms of the kinetics and the rupture of model substances including nucleic acid. the ultraviolet light inactivation, which proceeds independent of oxygen, occurs without change in physicochemical properties, with the possible exception of an enhanced sensitivity to thermal ... | 1950 | 15409511 |
| immunochemical studies on tobacco mosaic virus. vi. the effect of papain on the antibody-antigen complex. | 1950 | 15412250 | |
| [comparison between the extraction of the tobacco mosaic virus by mechanical means and by the action of the enzymes of the digestive tract of the snail]. | 1950 | 15413823 |