LINUS PAULING VIDEO CLIPS 2

Video Clips Linus Pauling 2

"Atomic Energy: Weapon for Peace." 1955.
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The Power of Atomic Weapons and the Need for International Understanding. (2:23) Hubert Alyea Watch Video

"Teller vs. Pauling." 1958.
Produced by KQED-TV, San Francisco, California.  View all information.

Discoveries both Great and Terrible. (2:17) Linus Pauling Watch Video	Increases in Mutation Rates. (3:11) Linus Pauling Watch Video
The International Struggle for Peace. (3:11) Linus Pauling Watch Video

"No More War!" 1960.
Robert Carl Cohen, producer.  View all information.

Nuclear Savagery. (3:50) Linus Pauling Watch Video	Taking Action in the Fight for Peace. (1:17) Linus Pauling Watch Video
Petitions Against Nuclear Weapons. (1:20) Ava Helen Pauling Watch Video

"No More Hiroshimas!" 1960.
Robert Carl Cohen, producer.  View all information.

People of Good Sense. (3:55) Linus Pauling Watch Video	The Folly of the Neutron Bomb. (2:45) Linus Pauling Watch Video
Hope for the Future. (0:53) Linus Pauling Watch Video

"Linus Pauling, Crusading Scientist." 1977.
Produced for NOVA by Robert Richter/WGBH-Boston.  View all information .

From War Work to the ECAS. (1:11) Linus Pauling, Robert Vaughn Watch Video	Encouragement from Ava Helen. (1:06) Linus Pauling, Ava Helen Pauling Watch Video
Denied Passport. (1:30) Linus Pauling, Robert Vaughn Watch Video	McCarthyism. (0:40) Linus Pauling, Robert Vaughn Watch Video
Hydrogen Bomb Tests. (0:52) Robert Vaughn Watch Video	Carbon-14. (1:25) Linus Pauling, Robert Vaughn Watch Video
Appeal to Stop the Spread of Nuclear Weapons. (0:26) Robert Vaughn Watch Video	Subpoena from the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee. (0:19) Linus Pauling, Robert Vaughn Watch Video
Bomb Test Suits. (0:28) Linus Pauling, Robert Vaughn Watch Video	Limited Test Ban Treaty. (0:20) Robert Vaughn Watch Video
Nobel Peace Prize. (0:17) Frank Catchpool Watch Video	Speaking out against Vietnam. (0:55) Robert Vaughn Watch Video
The Responsibility of Scientists. (0:53) Linus Pauling Watch Video

"El Barco de La Paz (The Peace Ship)" 1984.
Produced by Alternative Media Network/Media Alliance for the Fellowship of Reconciliation.  View all information.

A Crucial Time. (0:44) Linus Pauling Watch Video

"Linus Pauling and the Twentieth Century." 1996.
Produced by BMV Productions for Soka Gakkai International, used in conjunction with the traveling exhibit "Linus Pauling and the Twentieth...  View all information.

An Atmosphere of National Panic. (0:40) Soka Gakkai International-USA Watch Video	A Grilling on "Meet the Press." (0:47) Lawrence Spivak, Linus Pauling Watch Video
An Act of Conscience. (0:36) Linus Pauling Watch Video	An Eventful Day at the White House. (0:15) Soka Gakkai International-USA Watch Video
A Spokesman for Humanity. (0:24) Soka Gakkai International-USA Watch Video

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LINUS PAULING: VIDEO CLIPS

Video Clips de Linus Pauling

Interview with Linus Pauling. 1960

Courtesy of the National Film Board of Canada. 16 mm film.

Pauling's interest in sickle cell anemia. Narrator asks how Pauling got interested in sickle cell anemia and they discuss antibodies, Landsteiner, molecular disease, stickiness and clamping, Castle, Itano, Singer, Wells, and reactions to finding the first molecular disease. (4:52) Watch Video	The genetics of disease, a new field. Narrator asks about mental disease. Pauling mentions sickle cell anemia got him into a new field, genetics of diseases, bad and good genes. (4:53) Watch Video
Broader implications of molecular diseases. Narrator asks, "What are the broader applications of molecular diseases?" Pauling replies that a better general understanding can be gained from this knowledge. They can now move in a straight-forward manner to attack therapy for disease. Also discusses phenylketonuria and his studies. (2:34) Watch Video	Future of enzyme research and treatments. Pauling mentions giving the Edsel Ford Lecture and his statements about the "Future of Enzyme Research." (1:23) Watch Video
Problems raised by medical research. Marriage and children, what's the parent's obligation? Pauling discusses germ plasm deterioration, mutagenic effects caused by X-rays and radiation. He believes that society must attack this problem. Narrator asks about Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, to which Pauling replies that he thinks the bad genes can be dealt with without changing other aspects of people. (5:49) Watch Video	Scientists and moral implications of their work. Pauling states that scientists have a greater obligation than non-scientists to discuss the moral implications of their work and to work along social and political lines. (1:39) Watch Video

The Life and the Structure of Hemoglobin. 1976

Produced by the American Institute of Physics. Reel 250. VHS video tape. Running time: 30 minutes.

Magnetic testing of hemoglobin with Charles Coryell. Magnetic test of cow hemoglobin done by Pauling and Charles Coryell. They used an apparatus with a balance and passed electric current through the blood to further determine the structure of hemoglobin. (1:52) Watch Video

NOVA: Linus Pauling, Crusading Scientist. 1977

Sickle cell anemia as a molecular disease. Pauling talks about his work on hemoglobin and his realization of sickle cell anemia as a molecular disease. (2:02) Watch Video

Origins of Molecular Biology and Molecular Medicine. May 20, 1986

University of Alabama-Birmingham. Medical Television, Birmingham, Alabama.

Rockefeller funding to look at hemoglobin. Pauling talks about his thoughts on hemoglobin and his communication with the Rockefeller Institute regarding further financial support for looking into the magnetic properties of hemoglobin. (1:37) Watch Video	Working on proteins with Alfred Mirsky. Pauling describes his work with Alfred Mirsky on the handling of proteins, the purification of hemoglobin and later their paper which outlined native and denatured proteins. (1:22) Watch Video
Working with Karl Landsteiner on immunochemistry. Pauling recalls meeting Karl Landsteiner, who discovered the blood groups, at Cornell and receiving an intensive course in immunochemistry from him. He then talks about how this influenced his understanding and his own ideas. (1:43) Watch Video	Bill Castle's reactions to sickle cell anemia. Pauling talks about first talking about sickle cell anemia with Bill Castle and his initial reactions. (2:05) Watch Video
Initial tests of hemoglobin by Harvey Itano. Pauling talks about working with Harvey Itano on testing different kinds of hemoglobin to observe their differences. Also discusses the number of different human hemoglobins reported so far. (2:20) Watch Video	Protein patterns of different species' hemoglobins. Work with Emile Zuckerkandl who ran protein patterns of hemoglobin of different species. Also talks about the evolutionary molecular clock. (4:11) Watch Video
Defining orthomolecular medicine. Pauling talks about defining orthomolecular medicine and then states his new direction to avoid directly competing with Harvey Itano. (0:38) Watch Video	Appropriate amounts of vitamin C for humans. Talk about appropriate amounts of vitamin C for humans and how due to evolution humans don't produce their own vitamin C. (5:21) Watch Video

"The Impact of Linus Pauling on Molecular Biology." February 28, 1995

Talk by Francis Crick at the Linus Pauling Symposium.

Nature article by LP excites Francis Crick. Francis Crick tells how an LP article in Nature about sickle cell hemoglobin got him excited about working on molecular problems of genes. (3:53) Watch Video

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