John T. Randall
Affiliations: | King's College London, London, UK |
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Children
Sign in to add trainee| Tom Cavalier-Smith | grad student | (Mycotree) | |
| Maurice HF Wilkins | grad student | University of Birmingham (Chemistry Tree) | |
| Ronald Edgar Burge | grad student | 1957 | King's College |
| Donald M. Engelman | post-doc | 1968-1970 | King's College (Chemistry Tree) |
| Rosalind E. Franklin | research scientist | 1951-1953 | King's College (Chemistry Tree) |
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| Watson MR, Hopkins JM, Randall JT. (1961) Isolated cilia from Tetrahymena pyriformis Experimental Cell Research. 23: 629-631 |
| RANDALL JT, JACKSON SF. (1958) Fine structure and function in Stentor polymorphous. The Journal of Biophysical and Biochemical Cytology. 4: 807-30 |
| JACKSON SF, RANDALL JT. (1958) Cytoplasmic fine-structure. Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences. 148: 290-308 |
| Bradbury EM, Burge RE, Randall JT, et al. (1958) The polypeptide chain configurations of native and denatured collagen fibres Discussions of the Faraday Society. 25: 173-185 |
| JACKSON SF, RANDALL JT. (1956) The fine structure of bone. Nature. 178: 798 |
| Randall JT. (1956) Fine structure of some ciliate Protozoa Nature. 178: 9-14 |
| NORTH AC, COWAN PM, RANDALL JT. (1954) Structural units in collagen fibrils. Nature. 174: 1142-3 |
| RANDALL JT. (1954) Observations on the collagen system. Nature. 174: 853-5 |
| WILKINS MH, RANDALL JT. (1953) Crystallinity in sperm heads: molecular structure of nucleoprotein in vivo. Biochimica Et Biophysica Acta. 10: 192-3 |
| RANDALL JT, FRASER RD, JACKSON S, et al. (1952) Aspects of collagen structure. Nature. 169: 1029-33 |