Martynas ycas biography of george

Martynas Ycas is a Lithuanian – American biochemist born on June 10, He was known as Cysteine, the Archivist of the RNA Tie Club founded by George.

He studied Roman Law and served in the Lithuanian army before escaping from the Russians in The records of correspondence of Yčas with the physicist.

Martynas Yčas (December 10, – April 22, ) was an American microbiologist of Lithuanian descent.

Martynas F Ycas passed away peacefully on April 22, at ManorCare of Boulder at the age of As a professor of Microbiology at Upstate.

His father helped write the Lithuanian Constitution in He studied Roman Law and served in the Lithuanian army before escaping from the Russians in

Martynas Yčas (December 10, – April 22, ) was an American microbiologist of Lithuanian descent....

Martynas Ycas Collection

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Scope and Contents

The Martynas Ycas Collection is divided into six sections.

I. George Gamow Papers which contains an introduction to Gamow by Ycas, several journal articles written by and about Gamow. II. Correspondence to Gamow which are letters written from Gamow to others (with regards to Ycas).

MOST REMEMBERED NOW FOR his early advocacy of the big- bang theory, george gamow was only 24 when he led the way in using the new wave mechanics to.

III. Correspondence with Ycas includes personal and professional correspondence with Gamow and to other prominent scientists such as Watson, Crick, Drake and etc. IV. The RNA Tie Club contains the member list with their amino acid names, some correspondence, and notes for amino acid sequencing and protein synthesis.

V. Articles, Notes, Symposium, and Lectures contains news paper, magazine and journal articles, notes for the Biological Code, symposium information on health physics and radiobiology, some lecture material and Discorso Di Sua Santita Pio XII.

VI. Photographs and Post Cards contain