Werner Maas

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Werner Maas was a microbiologist associated with the influential mid-20th-century Phage Group that helped establish modern molecular genetics.

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instanceOf microbiologist
person
scientist
activeInPeriod mid-20th century
affiliation Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research NERFINISHED
Rockefeller University NERFINISHED
collaboratedWith Alfred Hershey NERFINISHED
Max Delbrück NERFINISHED
Salvador Luria NERFINISHED
contributedTo establishment of modern molecular genetics
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
employer Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research NERFINISHED
Rockefeller University NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork microbiology
molecular genetics
genreOfWork experimental microbiology
influencedBy Phage Group NERFINISHED
languageOfWork English
memberOf Phage Group NERFINISHED
notableFor contributions to molecular genetics
participation in the mid-20th-century Phage Group
research on bacteriophages
studied bacterial genetics
bacteriophage genetics
workLocation New York City

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Phage Group hasMember Werner Maas