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The 11 pages that link to Paul Berg, each with the reason it gives.

• Recombinant DNARelated: Berg's laboratory assembled DNA from different biological sources in landmark early experiments.

• Genetic engineeringRelated: His experiments demonstrated that DNA from different sources could be joined.

• Frederick SangerRelated: Berg shared the 1980 Chemistry Nobel with Sanger and Gilbert for recombinant DNA research.

• DNA ligaseRelated: Berg’s early recombinant-DNA experiments depended on methods for joining DNA molecules.

• Molecular cloningRelated: His 1972 construction of recombinant DNA demonstrated joining sequences from different sources.

• Asilomar ConferenceRelated: Berg helped organize the meeting after raising concerns about possible consequences of recombinant DNA research.

• Arthur KornbergRelated: Berg trained in Kornberg’s laboratory before developing methods that joined DNA from different sources.

• David BaltimoreRelated: Berg and Baltimore both helped define scientific oversight of recombinant DNA research.

• Stanley CohenRelated: Berg’s work helped establish the molecular possibilities that Cohen and Boyer turned into a cloning method.

• Walter GilbertRelated: Berg shared the Nobel Prize with Gilbert and Sanger for pioneering molecular biology.

• History of genetic engineeringRelated: His work joined DNA from different sources and helped launch the field.