Hollaender, A. and Zimmer, E. M., January 1945 (September, 1944), "The effect of ultraviolet radiation and
X-rays on mutation production in Penicilllium notatum", Genetics Society of America 30(1):8
Also: Genetics, 30:19-20
Abstract submitted to the September 12-14, 1944 Meeting of the Genetics Society of America
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Hollaender, A., Sansome E. R., Zimmer, E., Demerec, M., April 1945, "Quantitative Irradiation Experiments with Neurospora crassa. II. Ultraviolet
Irradiation", American Journal of Botany 32(4):226-235
Also: "Quantitative effects of radiation on mutation production in Neurospora crassa", Records of the Genetics Society of America, Number Thirteen, 1944
See an incomplete relevant historical account in:
Perspectives: Anecdotal, Historical and Critical Commentaries on Genetics, Edited by James F. Crow
and William F. Dove, "50 Years Ago: The Neurospora Revolution", by Norman H. Horowitz, Genetics 127, April 1991,
631-635. It is pointed out that papers in the early 1940s about Neurospora crassa were of immediate importance in leading to modern bacterial genetics.
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Zimmer, E. M., Aug. 1946, "MUTANT STRAINS OF NEUROSPORA DEFICIENT IN PARA-AMINOBENZOIC ACID", MA Thesis, Stanford University
Giles, N. H. Jr., Lederberg, E. Z., 1948, "Induced reversions of biochemical mutants in Neurospora crassa", American Journal of Botany 34(3):150-157
Lederberg, E. M., 1948, "The mutability of several lac– mutants of Escherichia coli", Genetics 33:617
Lederberg, E. Z., 1950, "GENETIC CONTROL OF MUTABILITY IN THE BACTERIUM Escherichia COLI", Doctoral Thesis, University of Wisconsin
Lederberg, E. M., 1951, "Lysogenicity in E. coli K-12", Genetics 36:560 (abstract)
and
Lederberg, E. M., 1950, "Lysogenicity in Escherichia coli strain K-12", Microbial Genetics Bulletin,
1, pp. 5-9, Jan. 1950, Univ. of Wisconsin [Evelyn Maisel Witkin, Editor],
Ohio State University,
ISSN: 0026-2579, call No. 33-M-4, OCLC: 04079516, Accession Number: AEH8282UW
Note: The abstract in 'Genetics' is totally different from the 'Microbial Genetics Bulletin' publication.
The 'Microbial Genetics Bulletin' publication has a far more detailed discussion of λ lysogenicity.
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Lederberg, J., Lederberg, E. M., Zinder, N. D., Lively, E. R., 1951, "Recombination analysis of bacterial heredity", Cold Spring Harbor Symposia on Quantitative Biology 16:413-443
Lederberg, J., Lederberg, E. M., March 1952, "Replica plating and indirect selection of bacterial mutants", Journal of Bacteriology 63(3):399-406 Click to see prepublication Abstract and relevant information
Lederberg, E. M., Sept. 1952, "Allelic relationships and reverse mutation in Escherichia coli", Genetics 37(5):469-483
Lederberg, J., Cavalli, L. L., and Lederberg, E. M., Nov. 1952, "Sex compatibility in Escherichia coli", Genetics 37(6):720-730
Lederberg, E. M., Lederberg, J., Jan. 1953, "Genetic studies of lysogenicity in Escherichia coli", Genetics 38(1):51-64
Cavalli, L. L., Lederberg, J., Lederberg, E. M., Feb. 1953, "An infective factor controlling sex compatibility in Bacterium coli", Journal of General Microbiology 8(1):89-103
Lederberg, E., 1954, "The inheritance of lysogenicity in interstrain crosses of Escherichia coli", Genetics, 39:282-302, 39:978 (abstract)
Lederberg, E. M., 1955, "Pleiotropy for maltose fermentation and phage resistance in Escherichia coli K-12", Genetics 37:469-483, 40:581-582 (abstract)
Lederberg, J., Lederberg, E. M., 1956, "Infection and Heredity", in Cellular Mechanisms in Differentiation and Growth (Dorthy Rudnick, ed.), 14th Symposium of Soc. Growth and Development (Princeton University Press), pp. 101-124
Morse, M. L., Lederberg, E. M., Lederberg, J., 1956, "Transduction in Escherichia coli K-12", Genetics 41:142-156
Morse, M. L., Lederberg, E. M., Lederberg, J., Sept. 1956, "Transductional heterogenotes in Escherichia coli", Genetics 41(5):758-779
Lederberg, J., Holloway, B. W., Lederberg, E. M., Burnet, F. M., Fenner, F., Best, R. J., 1957, "Symposium on Bacterial and Viral Genetics (Canberra, August 1957)", Australian Journal of Science 20:71-76
Lederberg, E., 1958, "Fine structure of Gal loci in Escherichia coli K-12", Tenth International Congress of Genetics, Montreal
Lederberg, E. M., 1960, "Genetic and functional aspects of galactose metabolism in Escherichia coli K-12", Symposia of the Society for General Microbiology, Number X, Microbial Genetics, Great Britain, pp. 115-131
Mäkelä, P. H., Lederberg, J., Lederberg, E. M., Oct. 1962, "Patterns of sexual recombination in enteric bacteria", Genetics 47:1427-1439
Lederberg, E. M., Cavalli-Sforza, L. L., Lederberg, J., April 1964, "Interaction of streptomycin and a suppressor for galactose fermentation in E. coli K-12", Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, U. S., 51:678-682
Westley, J. W., Anderson, P. J., Close, V. A., Halpern, B., Lederberg, E. M., July 1967, "Aminopeptidase profiles of various bacteria", Applied Microbiology 15(4):822-825
Lederberg, E. M., Stocker, B. A. D., 1970, "Phase variation in rec– mutants of Salmonella typhimurium", Bacteriological Proceedings p. 35 (abstract)
Lederberg, E. M., Aug. 1970, "Transfer of F' lac to rec– mutants of Salmonella typhimurium", International Congress for Microbiology X, p. 60
Lederberg, E. M., Brothers, L. L., Cohen, S. M., 1973, "Molecular properties of an F – lac+-tetracycline-resistance plasmid, in E. coli and
Salmonella typhimurium, XIII International Congress of Genetics", Genetics 74:s152
This paper may also be listed under "Molecular properties of an F' lac-tetracycline-resistance plasmid in E. coli and
Salmonella typhimurium".
Lederberg, E. M., Cohen, S. N., Sept. 1974, "Transformation of Salmonella typhimurium LT2 by plasmid deoxyribose nucleic acid", Journal of Bacteriology 119(3):1072-1074
Garfield, E., Lederberg, E. M., 1976, "Plasmids: Medical and Theoretical Aspects",
and
"Is the Current System of Scientific Communication Adequate to the Age of Plasmid Engineering?"
Third International Symposium on ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE, Castle of Smolenice, Czechoslovakia;
Editors S. MITSUHASHI, L. ROSIVAL, V. KRČNÉRY, pp 389-393
Lederberg, E., 1976, "The Plasmid Reference Center", ASM News, 42, 705.
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Lederberg, E., 1976, "The Plasmid Reference Center", Proc. Soc. General Microbiology, 4 (Part I), iv.
Campbell, A., Berg, D. E., Botstein, D., Lederberg, E. M., Novick, R. P., Starlinger, P., Szybalski, W.,
"Nomenclature of transposable elements in prokaryotes", "DNA Insertion Elements, Plasmids, and Episomes"
1977, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratories, New York, 15 - 22
1979, Gene, 5, 197 - 206 1
1
Initially there was no accepted nomenclature for plasmids, thus various names were used,
such as the following [plasmid, strain]:
As an increasing number of plasmids were discovered and used in research, the need for
a systematic nomenclature was recognized and a committee designated to deal with this
problem. The Plasmid Reference center (PRC) with Esther M. Zimmer Lederberg as director
took on this responsibility at Stanford University. The nomenclature expanded to
include not only plasmids, but insertion sequences and transposon numbers. Directors
at other centers also were doing the same thing as the PRC or had collections
requiring similar attention, including:
Lederberg, E., 1977, "The Plasmid Reference Center", Plasmid, 1, 123.
Lederberg, E., 1978, "Preliminary and partial list of plasmid prefixes", Plasmid, 1, 2, 270-271.
Lederberg, E., 1978, "The Plasmid Reference Center", Microbial Genetics Bulletin, 44, 31-37
Campbell, A., Berg, D. E., Botstein, D., Lederberg, E. M., Novick, R. P., Starlinger, P., Szybalski, W., March 1979, "Nomenclature of transposable elements in prokaryotes", Gene 5(3): 197-206
Campbell, A., Starlinger, P., Berg, D. E., Botstein, D., Lederberg, E. M., Novick, R. P., Szybalski, W., July 1979, "Nomenclature of transposable elements in prokaryotes", Plasmid 2(3):466-473
Lederberg, E. M., 1979, "Strategies of the Plasmid Reference Center", (Abstract) in the book Progress in Medicine: Plasmids, Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada
Lederberg, E., 1980, "Genetic culture collections. The Plasmid Reference Center (PRC)", Microbial Genetics Bulletin, 48, 104-105.
Lederberg, E. M., 1981, "The Plasmid Reference Center (PRC)", THE INTERNATIONAL PLASMID CONFERENCE on MOLECULAR
BIOLOGY, PATHOGENICITY, and ECOLOGY OF BACTERIAL PLASMIDS, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic, January 5-9, 1981, p-45
also
"Molecular Biology, Pathogenicity, and Ecology of Bacterial Plasmids", Levy, S. B.; Clowes, R. C.; Koenig, E. L. (Eds), Plenum Press, New York, 1981, p. 625
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Lederberg, E. M., 1981, "Plasmid Reference Center Registry of Transposon (Tn) Allocations Through July 1981", Gene 16(1-3):59-61
Lederberg, E., 1982, "Errata", Gene, 18, 366
Lederberg, Esther M., June 1983, "Research Service: Plasmid Reference Center", Research Resources Reporter, VII, 6, 13 - 14
Lederberg, E. M., Jan. 1986, "Plasmid Prefix Designations Registered by the Plasmid Reference Center: 1977-1985", Plasmid 15(1):57-92
Lederberg, E. M., 1987, "Plasmid Reference Center Registry of Transposon (Tn) and Insertion Sequence (Is) Allocations Through December 1986", Gene 51(2-3):115-118
The importance of temperate phage lambda and lysogenicity, transduction by phage lambda, and co-development of replica plating has been noted in "A Dictionary of Genetics", by Robert C. King and William D. Stansfield, Oxford University Press, 14th Edition, 1990.
Dr. Esther M. Zimmer Lederberg worked with A. Hollaender at the NIH, moving to Yale after getting an M.A. at Stanford University (acknowledging the guidance of G. W. Beadle and E. L. Tatum). During summers, she worked on radiation-induced reverse mutation in at Cold Spring Harbor with A. Hollaender and M. Demerec. At the Osborn Botanical Laboratory at Yale, she did further research on radiation-induced reverse mutation in Neurospora with N. Giles. Her thesis advisor for her Ph.D. was the chairman of the Genetics Department, R. Brink. (See "The Emergence of Bacterial Genetics", by T. Brock, Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory Press, 1990, p. 88).
1 The proper use of names is significant. For example, searching through databases with an incorrect name might result in not finding papers written under an author's name. Does it surprise the reader that searches for Esther Lederberg's name fail almost always in the Joshua Lederberg NLM web site? The names used on papers written by Esther Lederberg are very rarely correct in the well-researched Joshua Lederberg NLM web site (in addition, most of the papers listed on this page are omitted from the same NLM web site).
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