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and pellets seperated. The pellets of membranes and nuclei werewashed with the same buffer with gentle homogenization. Aftercentrifugation the wash (second supernatants) was combined withthe forst supernatants and the nuclei-membrane pellets removed.Nucleic acids were removed from the supernatant fractions bysuccessive precipitations with MnCl2 and...[One of dozens of publications authored by Robert C. Gallo andcolleagues affiliated with Bionetics Research Laboratories,Bionetics, or Litton Bionetics. These subsidiaries of LittonIndustries, Inc. were listed among most frequently contractedcompanies involved in biological weapons research anddevelopment during the 1960s and 1970s. [20,21] Source: GalloRC, Yang SS and Ting RC. RNA Dependent DNA Polymeraseof Human Acute Leukaemic Cells. Nature 1970; 228:927.]- - - - -Fig 6.7 - Major United States Army Biological WeaponsContractors for Fiscal year 1969:Mr. Mahon. List for the record the major contractors and thesums allocated to them in this program in fiscal year 1969.(The information follows:)The following list contains the major contractors and amounts ofeach contract.ContractorFiscal year 1969Miami, University of Coral Gables Fla$645,000Herner and Co., Bethesda. Md$518,000Missouri, University of, Columbia, Mo$250,000Chicago, University, of Chicago, Ill$216,000Aerojet-General Corp,. Sacramento, Calif$210,000Bionetics Research Laboratories, Inc., Falls Church, Va$180,000West Virginia Univercity. Morgantown, W. Va$177,000Maryland. University of, College Park. Md$170,000Dow Chemical Co., Midland, Mich$158,000Hazelton Laboritories, Inc., Falls Church, Reston. Va$145,000
New York University Medical Center, New York, NY$142,000Midwest Research Institute. Kansas Clty, MO$134.000Stanford University, Palo Alto, Califf$125,000Stanford Research Institute, Menio Park, Califf$124,000Pfizer and Co., Inc., New York, NY$120.000Aldrich Chemical Co., Inc., Milwaukee, Wis$117,000Computer Usahe Development Corp., Washington, D.C.$110,000New England Nuclear Corp., Boston, Mass$104,000Source: Department of Defense Appropriations For 1970:Hearings Before A Subcommittee of the Committee onAppropriations House of Representatives, Ninety-first Congress,First Session, H.B. 15090, Part 5, Research, Development, Testand Evaluation of Biological Weapons, Dept. of the Army. U.S.Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., 1969, p689.- - - - -Fig 6.8 - The Early Research of Cr. Robert Gallo at the NationalCancer Institute and it's Implications in relation to the Theory ofsynthetic HIV Development:PENDING- - - - -‐NOTES‐[1] Germain RN. Antigen processing and CD4+ T cell depletionin AIDS. Cell 1988; 54:441-414.[2] Herrera F. Adamson RH and Gallo RC. Uptake of transferribonucleic acid by nonnal and leukemic cells. Proc Nat Acad Sci1970;67;4: 1943-1950. This paper was presented before the"International Symposium on Uptake of Informative Moleculesby Living Cells, Mol, Belgium, 1970," the year in which $10million in funds were appropriated by the Department of Defensefor the development of AIDS-like viruses.[3] Gallo RC, Perry S and Breitman RT. The enzymaticmechanisms for deoxythymidine synthesis in human leukocytes.Journal of Biological Chemistry 1967;242;21:5059-5068.[4] Gallo RC and Perry S. Enzymatic abnormality in humanleukaemia. Nature 1968;218:465-466.
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NIAID-National Institute for Allerg
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Part IIntroduction and Scientific B
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technique, weapon, tactic, or strat
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