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Title:	X-Ray Studies of Nucleic Acids [13 of 13]
Creator:	Astbury, William
Contributor:	Symposia of the Society for Experimental Biology, No. 1
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Date:	1947-00-00
Subject:	Nucleic acids -- Structure X-rays -- Diffraction
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Full Text:	76 X-RAY STUDIES OF NUCLEIC ACIDS REFERENCES ASTBURY, W. '1 '. (1945 a). Chein. & Ind. 14 April, p. I14. ASTBURY, W. '1'. (1945 b). Nature, Lond., 155, 667. ASTBURY, W. '1 '. & BELL, F. O. (1938). Nature, Lond., 141, 74'7; Cold Spr. Ilarb. Symp. Quant. Biol. 6, 1o9. COHEN, S. S. & STANLEY, W. vl. (1942). J. Biol. Chem. 144, 589. Cox, E. G. (1932). Nature, Lond., 130, 205. Cox, E. G. & GOODWIN, T. 1-1. (1936). Y. Chesn. SOc. p. 769. GREENSTEIN, J. P. (1944). Advances in Protein Chemistry, 1. Academic Press, New York. LINDERsTRo.m-LANG, K. (1935). Trans. Faraday Soc. 31, 324. RAsmussEN, K. E. & LINDERSTRom-LANG, K. (1935). C.R. Lab. Carlsberg, 20, n0. 1o. SCIIMIDT, W. J. (1937). Die Doppelbrechung von Karyoplasnza, Zytoplasnra and lletaplasnia. Berlin. SIGNER, R., CASPERSSON, 'I'. & IIA.NLNIERSTEN, E. (t93S). Nature, 1.vnd., 141, 122. WALDSCHMIDT-LErrz, E. & KorRANY1, E. (1935). Iloppe-Scyl. Z. 236, 181. EXPLANATION OF PLATES PLATE 1 Fig. 1. X-ray fibre photograph of sodium thymonucleate. Fig. 2. a, comparison between the left half of the Na thymonucleate fibre diagram and the right half of the clupein thymonucleate fibre diagram. b, comparison between the top half of the Na thymonucleate fibre diagram and the bottom half of the clupein thymonucleate fibre diagram. Fig. 3. X-ray powder photograph of a preparation of yeast nucleic acid (Kodak). PLATE 2 Fig. 4. X-ray powder comparison photographs of an carly preparation of tobacco mosaic virus nucleic acid (right) and a preparation of pancreas polynucleotide (left). Fig. 5. X-ray photograph of yeast nucleic acid `glass'. Fig. 6. X-ray powder photograph of barium thymate. Fig. 7. Comparison between the X-ray powder photographs of Na thymonucleate (left) and a high molecular weight preparation of the sodium salt of the nucleic acid from tobacco mosaic virus (right).