With the advent of routine short-read genome sequencing has come a growing recognition
of the importance of long-range, structural information in applications ranging from sequence …

The importance of structural variation in human disease and the difficulty of detecting
structural variants larger than 50 base pairs has led to the development of several long-read …

… the poet, Marat Grinberg’s book substantially fills this critical lacuna in the current comprehension
of Russian and Soviet literatures. Grinberg argues that Slutsky’s body of work amounts …

The article provides a comparative analysis of how two key poets, Boris Slutskii and Ian
Satunovskii, responded to World War II, in which they both fought, in the poems written at the …

In 1991, an obscure poet, S. Moroz, published a poem addressed to Boris Slutsky. 1 Drawing
in the first two stanzas on the familiar myths of poets as eternal pariahs and seers, in the …

… dated 30 October 1943, when he was already residing in Los Angeles, and written in
impeccable English, Boris Suchkov, with whose preface to Kafka’s volume this essay began, wrote: …

… article bizarrely and ironically misnames Boris Polevoi. It is clear that Penn is writing about
Slutsky since he emphasizes that the poet is Jewish while Boris Polevoi was neither a poet …

… Boris Slutsky’s debt to his Jewish roots is largely ignored in the Soviet and the post-… Grinberg
fills this gap by contextualizing Slutstky’s poetry in the framework of the World War II poet’s …

… Trifonov’s close circle of friends included such important Soviet Jewish figures as the poet
Boris Slutsky, the fiction writer Friedrich Gorenstein, and the translator from German and …

… , Boris Suchkov, with whose preface to Kafka’s volume this essay began, wrote, “The third
part of Josephus, the most interesting of all these books, we have not yet received. I would be …