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Hermann Joseph Muller He was brought up in Harlem, first attending public school there and later Morris High School (also public) in the Bronx. There he and his classmates Lester Thompson and Edgar Altenburg founded what was perhaps the first high-school science club. Though his family (mother, sister Ada, and himself) had very limited means, they were fortunate in usually being able to spend their summers in the country while he was of school age. But he was enabled to attend a first class college - Columbia - only through the unexpected award of a scholarship (the Cooper-Hewitt), automatically granted to him in 1907 on the basis of entrance examination grades. He spent his summers, during his college years, at such jobs as bank runners and hotel clerk (the latter at $25 a month, plus board, for a 14-hour work-day). At Columbia College he was before the end of his first year fascinated by the subject of biology. Reading by himself in the summer of 1908 R.H. Lock's (1906) book on genetics, his interests became centered in that field. Courses soon afterwards taken under E. B. Wilson influenced him profoundly, as did also his reading, independently of courses, of works by Jacques Loeb and by other writers on experimental biology and physiology. In I909 he founded a students' biology club, which was participated in, among others, by Altenburg, and by two students, Bridges and Sturtevant, who had entered Columbia a year later.

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Muller, Hermann Joseph Hermann J. Muller (b. Dec. 21, 1890, New York, N.Y., U.S.d. April 5, 1967, Indianapolis, Ind.), American geneticist best remembered for his demonstration that mutations and hereditary changes can be caused by X rays striking the genes and chromosomes of living cells. His discovery of artificially induced mutations in genes had far-reaching consequences, and he was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine in 1946. Muller attended Columbia University from 1907 to 1909. At Columbia his interest in genetics was fired first by E.B. Wilson, the founder of the cellular approach to heredity, and later by T.H. Morgan, who had just introduced the fruit fly Drosophila as a tool in experimental genetics. The possibility of consciously guiding the evolution of man was the initial motive in Muller's scientific work and social attitudes. His early experience at Columbia convinced him that the first necessary prerequisite was a better understanding of the processes of heredity and variation. A laboratory assistantship in zoology in 1912 allowed him to spend part of his time doing research on Drosophila at Columbia. He produced a series of papers, now classic, on the mechanism of crossing-over of genes, obtaining his Ph.D. in 1916. His dissertation established the principle of the linear linkage of genes in heredity. The work of the

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Hermann Joseph Muller (1890-1967) American geneticist. Showed in 1927 that mutations could be induced by radiation. Clarified modern definition of the term "mutation." Defended the "classical" genetic argument that because most mutations are very deleterious, most loci are homozygous. Suggested that the production of imbalanced sets of sex determining chromosomes would lead to polyploidy being rare in sexual organisms. Muller was awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine in 1946. A left-wing eugenicist before World War II. Career: B.A., Columbia University, 1910 Student, Cornell Medical School Ph.D., Columbia University, 1915 Professor, University of Texas, 1921-1932 Research, Berlin, 1932 Research, Institute of Genetics, Soviet Academy of Sciences, about 1932-about 1937 Research, University of Edinburgh, 1937-1940 Professor of zoology, Indiana University, 1945-1967 Studied under: T. H. Morgan E. B. Wilson Students: Colleagues: C. Bridges A. H. Sturtevant Key publications: "Why polyploidy is rarer in animals than in plants." Amer. Nat.

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Muller, Hermann Joseph US geneticist who discovered 1926 that mutations can be artificially induced by X-rays. This showed that mutations are nothing more than chemical changes. He was awarded the Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine 1946. Muller campaigned against the needless use of X-rays in diagnosis and treatment, and pressed for safety regulations to ensure that people who were regularly exposed to X-rays were adequately protected. He also opposed nuclear-bomb tests. Muller was born in New York and studied at Columbia. In 1920 he joined the University of Texas, Austin, later becoming professor of zoology. The constraints on his freedom to express his socialist political views caused him to leave the USA 1932, and from 1933 he worked at the Institute of Genetics in the USSR. But the false ideas of Trofim Lysenko began to dominate Soviet biological research; openly critical of Lysenkoism, Muller was forced to leave in 1937. After serving in the Spanish Civil War, he worked at the Institute of Animal Genetics in Edinburgh. In 1940 he returned to the USA, becoming professor at Indiana University 1945. In 1919 Muller found that the mutation rate was increased by heat, and that heat did not always affect both of the chromosomes in a chromosome pair. From this he concluded that mutations involved changes at the molecular or submolecular level. Next he experimented with X-rays as a means of inducing mutations, and by 1926 he had proved the method successful.

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Muller, Hermann Joseph Au Collège (université) de la Colombie il était avant la fin de sa première année fascinée par le sujet de biologie. Lecture tout seul en été de 1908 R.H. La serrure (1906) le livre sur la génétique, ses intérêts sont devenus centrés dans ce champ(domaine). Cours peu après pris sous E. B. Wilson l'a influencé profondément, aussi bien qu'aussi sa lecture, indépendamment de cours, de travaux par Jacques Loeb et par d'autres auteurs sur la biologie expérimentale et la physiologie. Dans I909 il a fondé un club de biologie des étudiants, qui a été participé dans, parmi d'autres, par Altenburg et par deux étudiants, Ponts et Sturtevant, qui était entré à la Colombie une année plus tard. L'incidence de dégâts de radiation aux corps des individus qui ont été exposés, comme manifesté dans une mortalité à long terme ou, autrement dit, le raccourcissement de durée de vie ou accélérée "vieillissant", a été aussi examiné, d'abord par moi. Je. Oster et ensuite par W. Ostertag et Hélène U. Meyer dans collaboration avec Muller. La preuve(évidence) a été obtenue que ces effets sont pour la plupart les conséquences des pertes de chromosomes de diviser des cellules somatiques, après que ces chromosomes ont été cassés(violés) par la radiation. Le vieillissement naturel, cependant, a témoigné de pas être pas causé de cette façon.

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