Christian, William

See also Ampere, Andre-Marie Clausius, Rudolf Julius Emmanuel Electricity Electricity, History of Faraday, Michael Gibbs, Josiah Willard Magnetism and Magnets Molecular Energy Oersted, Hans Christian Thomson, William. 

Westcott, William Wynn. Christian Rosenkreutz and the Rosicrucians. Theosoph Siftings 6, no. 15 (1894) 3-14. 

Christian mystics 7). Also issued bound with his William Blake and Theresa of Avila... 

Grese, William C.Corpus Hermeticum XIII and early Christian literature. Leiden Brill, 1979. xiii, 229 p. 

Lilly, William. Christian astrology. rhttp //www.herm etics.org/zip/ChristianAstrology-I.zipl. 

Murray BE, Hodel-Christian SL Bacterial resistance Theoretical and practical considerations, mutations to antibiotic resistance, characterization of R plasmid, and detection of plasmid-specific genes in Lorian V (ed) Antibiotics in Laboratory Medicine, ed 4. Baltimore, Williams Wilkins, 1996. 

Underwater copper Christian IV Copper as antifoulant William Beale .HMS Alarm... 

To provide some sense of the rate of progress in biochemistry and the rate at which information is generated, Sanger got the primary structure for insuhn, a small protein, in 1955 after several years of dedicated work. We waited 8 years for the next primary structure, that for ribonuclease A, for which a Nobel Prize in Chemistfy (in part) was also awarded, in 1972 to Christian Antinsen, Sanford Moore, and William Stein. There are now tens of thousands of such structures known and the number increases substantially each and every day. The hbrary of known primary structures is collected in several major databases and is accessible to scientists or others who have need of them. ... 

FRANK NEESE, WILLIAM AMES, GEMMA CHRISTIAN, MARIO KAMPA, DIMITRIOS G. LIAKOS, DIMITRIOS A. PANTAZIS, MICHAEL ROEMELT, PANIDA SURAWATANAWONG and SHENGFA YE... 

Christian B. Anfinsen, Sanford Moore, and William H. Stein Chemistry Ribonuclease, structure and activity... 

ANFINSEN, CHRISTIAN B. (1916-1995). An American biochemist who won the Nobel prize for chemistry- in 1972 for his work on ribonuclease, especially concerning the connection between the amino acid sequence and die biologically active conformation. He shared the Nobel prize with Stanford Moore and William H. Stein. His doctorate was granted from Harvard. 

M(X)KE. STANFORD (1913-1982). An American biochemist who won the Nobel prize fur chemistry in 1972. with Christian B. Antinscn and William H. Stein, for enzyme studies. He was involved with the analysis ol the action of die complex enzyme deoxyribonuclease. His Ph D. was grunted from the University of Wisconsin. 

Thatcher, Jennifer J., 275 Thompson, Amanda J., 44 Tung, Tiffiny A., 99 Tykot, Robert H., 114, 275 Usai, Elena, 114 Wells, E. Christian, 210 Wess, Timothy J., 194 Williams, Patrick Ryan, 349... 

I would like to thank Martijn Huynen, Stuart Kauffman, William Macready, Wlodek Mandecki, Melanie Mitchell, Richard Palmer, Alan Perelson, Christian Reidys and Bill Tozier for many helpful discussions on the material in this review and for reviewing early versions of the manuscript. I especially thank Margaret Alexander for assistance in collecting the papers for this review and Simon Fraser for help in crafting some figures. 

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