B. Collected publications, 1910-2011

Consists of published scientific articles, newspaper articles, and reprints and manuscript drafts written by peers and colleagues, accompanied by related materials including research data and correspondence used as part of Zamecnik's career as a research scientist. Topics include those broadly related to Zamecnik's research interests on topics of biochemistry, genetics, and gene repair, such as antisense oligonucleotides, diadenosine tetraphosphate, cilia and cystic fibrosis, drug resistance, gene insertion, genetic diseases with excess nucleotides, HIV and antisense, HTLV, Hodgkin's and Huntington's diseases, influenza, Lyme disease, microRNA, RNA, synthetic oligonucleotides, and tuberculosis, among others. Authors of these articles include colleagues at Harvard Medical School, Massachusetts General Hospital, the Worcester Foundation for Experimental Biology, Hybridon, Inc., and ZATA Pharmaceuticals, Inc., as well as peers from external institutions and organizations. Newspaper articles cover related topics in contemporary culture, announcements of scientific discovery, editorials written by peers and colleagues, and articles describing Zamecnik and recording his research efforts. Some papers are in French, German, and Russian. In some cases, files were donated with flags relating to their contents; the content of these flags has been entered in the file-level scope and content note where applicable.