Most of this scientist's work was summarized in a memorandum to Marcus Rhoades that diagrams a "repulsive force." Thisbiologist helped George Beadle's Stanford lab out of a quagmire by devising a way to visualize the seven pairs of Neurosporachromosomes. This scientist described how telomeres split off, replicate to form two sister chromatids without telomeres,which then fuse with one another, in the breakage-fusion-bridge cycle. Apart from ethnographic trips to South and CentralAmerica, this scientist entered a decade of relative silence in the 1950s aftfter publishing the results of experiments conducted atCold Spring Harbor Laboratory. This biologist found that a
Most of this scientist's work was summarized in a memorandum to Marcus Rhoades that diagrams a "repulsive force." Thisbiologist helped George Beadle's Stanford lab out of a quagmire by devising a way to visualize the seven pairs of Neurosporachromosomes. This scientist described how telomeres split off, replicate to form two sister chromatids without telomeres,which then fuse with one another, in the breakage-fusion-bridge cycle. Apart from ethnographic trips to South and CentralAmerica, this scientist entered a decade of relative silence in the 1950s aftfter publishing the results of experiments conducted atCold Spring Harbor Laboratory. This biologist found that activator factor was needed alongside the Ds locus in order to causea mutation in the Bz allele, in an experiment analyzing chromosome 9 of a triploid tissue. This 1983 Nobel winner devised thetheory of "controlling elements" based experiments she conducted on maize. For 10 points, name this woman who discoveredjumping genes, or transposons.
Most of this scientist's work was summarized in a memorandum to Marcus Rhoades that diagrams a "repulsive force.
Barbara McClintock