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[5] Gallo RC and Breitman TR. The enzymatic mechanisms fordeoxythymidine synthesis in human leukocytes: Inhibition ofdeoxythymidine phosphorylase by purines. Journal of BiologicalChemistry1968;243;19:4943-4951.[6] Gallo RC, Yang SS and Ting RC. RNA dependent DNAPolymerase of human acute leukaemic cells. Nature1970;228:927-929.[7] Gallo RC and Longmore JL. Asparaginyl-tRNA andresistance of murine leukaemias to L-asparaginase. Nature1970;227:1134-1136.[8] Department of Defense Appropriations For 1970: HearingsBefore A Subcommittee of the Comminee on AppropriationsHouse of Representatives. Ninety-first Contress. First Session.H.B. 15090. Part 5. Research. Development. Test and Evaluation.Dept. of the Army. U.S. Government Printing Office,Washington, D.C., 1969.[9] Gallaher RE, Ting RC and Gallo RC. A common changeaspartyl-tRNA in polyoma and SV transformed cells. BiochimicaEt Biophysica Acta 1972;272:568-582.[10] Gallo RC, Sarin PS, Allen PT, Newton WA Priori ES,Bowen JM and Dmochowski L. Reverse transcriptase in type Cvirus particles of human origin. Nature New Biology 1971 ;232:140-142; see also Gallo RC. Transfer RNA and transfer RNAmethylation in growing and "resting" adult and embyonic tissuesand in various oncogenic systems. Cancer Research 1971;31:621-29.[11] Fujioka S and Gallo RC. Aminoacyl transfer RNA profilesin human myeloma cells. Blood 1971;38;2:246-252.[12] Smith RG and Gallo RC. DNA-dependent DNApolymerases I and II from normal human-blood lymphocytes.Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 1972;69;10:2879-2884.[13] Bobrow SN, Smith RG, Reitz MS and Gallo RC. Stimulatednormal human lymphocytes contain a ribonuclease-sensitiveDNA polymerase distinct from viral RNA-directed DNApolymerase. Proceedings National Academy of Sciences1972;69; 11 :3228-3232.[14] Robert MS, Smith RG, Gallo RC, Sarin PS and Abrell JW.Viral and cellular DNA polymerase: Comparison of activitieswith synthetic and natural RNA templates. Science 1972;176:798-800.[15] Gallo RC, Abrell JW, Robert MS, Yang SS and Smith RG.Reverse transcriptase from Mason-Pfizer monkey tumor virus,avian myeloblastosis virus, and Rauscher leukemia virus and itsresponseto rifamycin derivatives. Journal of the National Cancer Institute1972;48;4:1185-1189.[16] NCI staff. The Special Virus Cancer Program: ProgressReport #8. Office of the Associate Scientific Director for ViralOncology (OASDVO). J. B. Moloney, Ed., Washington, DC.:
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