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INDEX TlO A UYTHORS Ahn, C. S., 830 Aho, I. See Pullina, T. N. Aldridge, F. T., 743 Apirion, D. See Luzzatto, L. Appella, E., 975 Boyse, E. A., 886 Buck, C. A., 1045 Bullen, K. E., 752 Burnett, J. P., 1023 Cerami, A. See Klett, 1t. P. Chargaff, E. See Karkas, J. D.

See Riudner, R. Cheni, D., 902 Cozzarelli, N. It., 992 Dales, S. See Gold, P. Davidson, R., 894 Douglas, S. D. See Kainii, 1t. M. Drickamer, H. G. See Kasper, H. Dubiski, S. See Appella, E. Edwards, J. B. See Stoll, E. Ein, D., 982 Epand, R. M. See Meadows, D. H. Flexner, J. B. See Flexner, L. B. Flexner, L. B., 923 Ford, G. W., 802 Frassetto, R. See Stommel, H. Fudenberg, H. H. See Kamiii, It. IM. Fujinaga, K., 959 Fuke, M. See Ogawa, T. Glasel, J. A., 1038 Gold, P., 845 Gordy, W. See Liminig, F. G., Jr. Granados, it. R., 841 Green, M. See Fuijinaga, K. Grossberg, S., 758 Gyftopoulos, E. P., 786 Halvorson, H. 0. See Smith, 1). Hamilton, C. L. See MeCoiiiell, H. M1. Hanzmann, E. See Meyer, A. S. Harringtoni, J. A. See Burnett, J. P. Hatsopoulos, G. N. See Gyftopoulos, B. Hendler, S. See Glasel, J. A. Holland, J. J., 1015 Jardetzky, 0. See Meadows, D. H. Kamin, It. M., 881 Karkas, J. D., 915

. See Rudner, R. Kasper, H., 773 Katchalski, E. See Cheni, D. Kelly, 1R. B. See Cozzarelli, N R. Kennedy, E. P. See Scarborough, G. A. Kiehn, E. I. See Holland, J. J. Klett, it. P., 943 Ko, J. H. See Meyer, A. S. Kornlberg, A. See Cozzarelli, N. R. Krasteff, T. See Ling, N. S. Lane, M. D. See Stoll, E.

Lavender, A. R. See Pullman, T. N. Levisohn, R., 866 Liming, F. G., Jr., 794 Ling, N. S., 928 I'uzzatto, L., 873 McConnell, H. M., 776 Mage, R. G. See Appella, E. Mak, S. See Fujinaga, K. Maramorosch, K. See Gra'nados, R. X Meadows, D. HI., 766 Meyer, A. S., 853 Nass, M. M. K. See Buck, C. A. Ogawa, T., 861 Oishi, M., 1000 Old, L. J. See Boyse, E. A. Osborn, M. See Person, S. Person, S., 1030 Prince, A. M., 814 Pullman, T. N., 822 Quadrifoglio, F. See Urry, D. W. Reich, E. See Klett, B. P. iReisfeld, R. A. See Appella, E Rosenberg, I. N. See Ahni, C. S. Rudner, R., 921

See Karkas, J. D. Rumley, M. K. See Scarborough, G. A Ruterjans, H. H. See Meadows, D. H Iyder, E. See Stoll, E. Sacktor, B., 1007 S' rid, S. See Chen, D. Scarborough, G. A., 951 Scheraga, H. A. See Meadows, 1). H. Schlessinger, D. See Luzzatto, L. Schneiderman, H. A. See Meyer, A. S Schreiber, A{. See Ford, G. W. Schwartz, I. L. See Urry, D. W. Schweizer, E. See Smith, D. Shikata, E. See Granados, R. R. Shockley, W., 807 Smith, D., 936 Spiegelman, S. See Levisolin, It. Sriiiivasan, P. R. See Glasel, J. A. Stockert, E. See Boyse, E. A. Stoll, E., 986 Stommel, H., 747 Stommel, H. (with Frassetto), 750 Storrs, E. E., 910 Tau.ro, P. See Smith, D. Tbomas, T. Y., 782 Tomizawa, J. 1. See Ogawa, T. Urry, D. W., 967 Walter, R. See Urry, D. W. Williams, Ri. J. See Storrs, E. E. Wilson, 'V. J., 836 Yamamoto, K. See Davidson, R. Yoshida, M. See Wilson, V. J.

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311:;rIIMIShY. - 1TRiALASE AND TIlE IRANSPORT OF C GLUCOSE IN 1111' MAMMALIAN KIDNEY ANO I.NTESTINE .. .. . By Bertram Sackto- 10)07

1310CHEMISTRY.--SPE CIFIC CL EAVAGE OF VIRAL PI OTEINS AS STEPS IN THE SYNTHESIS AND MATUI11ATION OF ENTEROVIRUSES . By John J. Holland and E. Donald Kiehn 1t015

BIOCHIEMISTERY-SIMIAN ADENOVIRUS SA7 DNA: CHEMICAL, PHYSICAL, AND BIOLOGICAL STUDIE S By J. Paul Burnett and J. A. Harrington 1-023

B1OCHEMISTRY.-THE COIOY Nt IOr OF AMBER SUPPRESSORS TO OCHRE SUiPPRIESSOItS

By Stanley Person and Mlary Osborn 1030 BIoCHEMIST11Y.-DEAUTERON MAGNETIC IRELAXATION IN SPECIFICALLY LABELED

POLYNUCLEOTIDES AND) POLYNUCLEOTI)E MIXTUItES

By J. A. Glasel, . HendeHrI (and P. J-B. Srinivasan 1.038 BiOC.IuIEMISTIY. 1,1-DFEltENCES BET WEEN MITOCHONDRIAL AND CYTOPLAIsmiC TRANSFE111

I.,NA AN)) AMINOACyL,TILAWN, SFIU JIRNA SYNTI-IETASEIS IIOMATM RATArJ L1vEJY a

By Clayton A. Buck andc Margit All. K. N\ass 1045

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GENETICS.-REPLICATION OF BACTERIOPHAGE DNA, II. STRUCTURE OF REPLICATING DNA OF PHAGE LAMBDA

By Tomoko Ogawa, Jun-ichi Tomizawa, and Motohiro Fuke 861 GENETICS.-THE CLONING OF A SELF-REPLICATING RNA MOLECULE .

* . . . . . . . . . . By Reuben Levisohn and S. Spiegelman 866 GENETICS.-MECHANISM OF ACTION OF STREPTOMYCIN IN E. coli: INTERRUPTION OF

THE RIBOSOME CYCLE AT THE INITIATION OF PROTEIN SYNTHESIS By L. Luzzatto, D. Apirion, and D. Schlessinger 873

GENETICS.-A GENETIC DEFECT IN "ACQUIRED" AGAMMAGLOBULINEMIA By Roberta M. Kamin, H. Hugh Fudenberg, and Steven D. Douglas 881

GENETICs.-AN APPROACH TO THE MAPPING OF ANTIGENS ON THE CELL SURFACE. By Edward A. Boyse, Lloyd J. Old, and Elisabeth Stockert 886

GENETICS.-REGULATION OF MELANIN SYNTHESIS IN MAMMALIAN CELLS, AS STUDIED BY SOMATIC HYBRIDIZATION, II. THE LEVEL OF REGULATION OF 3,4-DIHYDROXY- PHENYLALANINE OXIDASE . . . . By Richard Davidson and Kohtaro Yamamoto 894

BIOCHEMISTRY.-STUDIES ON THE NATURE OF MESSENGER RNA IN GERMINATING WHEAT EMBRYOS . . . By David Chen, Sara Sarid, and Ephraim Katchalski 902

BIOCHEMISTRY.-A STUDY OF MONOZYGOUS QUADRUPLET ARMADILLOS IN RELATION TO MAMMALIAN INHERITANCE . . . . By Eleanor E. Storrs and Roger J. Williams 910

BIOCHEMISTRY.-SEPARATION OF B. subtilis DNA INTO COMPLEMENTARY STRANDS, II. TEMPLATE: FUNCTIONS AND COMPOSITION AS DETERMINED BY TRANSCRIPTION WITH RNA POLYMERASE . . .By John D. Karkas, Rivka Rudner, and Erwin Chargaff 915

BIOCHEMISTRY.-SEPARATION OF B. subtilis DNA INTO COMPLEMENTARY STRANDS, III. DIRECT ANALYSIS . . . By Rivka Rudner, John D. Karkas, and Erwin Chargaff 921

BIOCHEMISTRY.-STUDIES ON MEMORY: THE LONG SURVIVAL OF PEPTIDYLIPUROMYCIN IN MOUSE BRAIN .By Louis B. Flexnrer and Josefa B. Flexner 923

BIOCHEMISTRY.-CHARACTERIZATION OF CHOLESTEROL-BINDING GLOBULIN BY MODIFIED ZONE ELECTROPHORESIS AND O-(DIETHYLAMINOETHYL)CELLULOSE CHROMATOGRAPHY .By Nan-Sing Ling and Todor Krasteff 928

BIOCHEMISTRY.-THE REPLICATION OF MITOCHONDRIAL DNA DURING THE CELL CYCLE IN Saccharomyces lactis . By D. Smith, P. Tauro, E. Schweizer, and H. O. Halvorson 936

BIOCHEMISTRY.-EXONUCLEASE VI, A NEW NUCLEASE ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH E. coli DNA POLYMERASE. By R. P. Klett, A. Cerami, and E. Reich 943

BIOCHEMISTRY.-THE FUNCTION OF ADENOSINE 5'-TRIPHOSPHATE IN THE LACTOSE TRANSPORT SYSTEM OF Escherichia coli

By Gene A. Scarborough, Marilynn K. Rumley, and Eugene P. Kennedy 951 BIOCHEMISTRY.-A METHOD FOR DETERMINING THE FRACTION OF THE VIRAL GENOME

TRANSCRIBED DURING INFECTION AND ITS APPLICATION TO ADENOV1RUS-INFECTED CELLS . By Kei Fujinaga, Stanley Mak, and Maurice Green 959

BIOCHEMISTRY.-CONFORMATIONAL STUDIES ON NEUROHYPOPHYSEAL HORMONES: THE DISULFIDE BRIDGE OF OXYTOCIN

By Dan W. Urry, F. Quadrifoglio, Roderich Walter, and I. h. Schwartz 967 BIOCHEMISTRY.-CHEMICAL AND IMMUNOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE FOR DIFFERENT CLASSES

OF RABBIT LIGHT POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS. . By E. Appella, R. G. Mage, S. Dubiski, and R. A. Reisfeld 975

BIOCHEMISTRY.-NONALLELIC BEHAVIOR OF THE Oz GROUPS IN HUMAN LAMBDA IMMUNOGLOBULIN CHAINS .By Daniel Ein 982

BIOCHEMISTRY.-LIVER ACETYL COENZYME A CARBOXYLASE: ACTIVATION OF MODEL PARTIAL REACTIONS BY TRICARBOXYLIC ACIDS

. By Erwin Stoll, Elena Ryder, John B. Edwards, and M. Daniel Lane 986 BIOCHEMISTRY.-A MINUTE CIRCULAR DNA FROM Escherichia coli 15

By Nicholas R. Cozzarelli, Regis B. Kelly, and Arthur Kornberg 992A BIOCHEMISTRY.-STUDIES OF DNA REPLICATION in vivo, III. ACCUMULATION OF A

SINGLE-STRANDED ISOLATION PRODUCT OF DNA REPLICATION BY CONDITIONAL MUTANT STRAINS OF T4 .By M. Oishi 1000

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CONTENTS

NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES: OFFICERS, COUNCIL, AND MEMBERS . . . . 1052-1 INDEX TO AUTHORS OF ARTICLES (Volume 60, no. 3) .1053

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

ASTRONOMY.-PLANETARY MODEL FOR RAPIDLY PULSATING RADIO SOURCES. By F. T. Aldridge 743

GEOPHYSICS.-KINEMATIC WAVES IN THE GULF STREAM . . . By Henry Stommel 747 GEOPHYSICS.-THE TIME OF APPEARANCE OF COLD WATER OFF SOMALIA

.By Henry Stommel and Roberto Frassetto 750 APPLIED MATHEMATICS.-INCOMPRESSIBILITY AT THE EARTH'S MANTLE-CORE

BOUNDARY .By K. E. Bullen 752 APPLIED MATHEMATICS.-SOME PHYSIOLOGICAL AND BIOCHEMICAL CONSEQUENCES OF

PSYCHOLOGICAL POSTULATES .By Stephen Grossberg 758 CHEMISTRY.-ASSIGNMENT OF THE HISTIDINE PEAKS IN THE NUCLEAR MAGNETIC

RESONANCE SPECTRUM OF RIBONUCLEASE . By Donella H. Meadows, Oleg Jardetzky, Richard M. Epand, Heinrich H. Ruterjans, and Harold A. Scheraga 766

CHEMISTRY.-HIGH-PRESSURE MOSSBAUER RESONANCE STUDIES OF COMPOUNDS OF IRON WITH GROUP V AND GROUP VI ELEMENTS.

By H. Kasper and H. G. Drickamer 773 CHEMISTRY.-SPIN-LABELED HEMOGLOBIN DERIVATIVES IN SOLUTION AND IN SINGLE

CRYSTALS .By Harden M. McConnell and Carole L. Hamilton 776 ENGINEERING.-TENSILE STRENGTH OF CUBIC CRYSTALS UNDER PRESSURE

.By T. Y. Thomas 782 APPLIED PHYSICS.-QUANTUM-THERMODYNAMIC DEFINITION OF ELECTRONEGATIVITY

By Elias P. Gyftopoulos and George N. Hatsopoulos 786 PHYSICS.-HYDROGEN-ADDITION RADICALS FORMED IN THE AROMATIC RINGS OF AMINO

ACIDS, POLYAMINO ACIDS, AND PROTEINS .By F. Glenn Liming, Jr., and Walter Gordy 794

PHYSICS.-RELAXATION TIMES FOR A HARD-SPHERE GAS By G. W. Ford and M. Schreiber 802

PHYSICS.-A TRY SIMPLEST CASES" RESOLUTION OF THE ABRAHAM-MINKOWSKI CONTROVERSY ON ELECTROMAGNETIC MOMENTUM IN MA[TER . By W. Shockley 807

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

PATHOLOGY.-AN ANTIGEN DETECTED IN THE BLOOD DURING THE INCUBATION PERIOD OF SERUM HEPATITIS .By Alfred M. Prince 814

PHYSIOLOGY.-EFFECTS OF TETRODOTOXIN ON THE MAMMALIAN KIDNEY By Theodore N. Pullman, A. R. Lavender, and Impi Aho 822

PHYSIOLOGY.-PROMPT STIMULATION OF THE ORGANIC BINDING OF IODINE IN THE THYROID BY ADENOSINE 3',5'-PHOSPHATE in vivo

.By Chang-Soo Ahn and Isadore N. Rosenberg 830 PHYSIOLOGY.-VESTIBULOSPINAL AND RETICULOSPINAL EFFECTS ON HINDLIMB,

FORELIMB, AND NECK ALPHA MOTONEURONS OF THE CAT. .By Victor J. Wilson and M. Yoshida 836

MICROBIOLOGY.-Mycoplasma: SUSPECTED ETIOLOGIC AGENT OF CORN STUNT By Robert R. Granados, Karl Maramorosch, and Eishiro Shikata 841

MICROBIOLOGY.-LOCALIZATION OF NUCLEOTIDE PHOSPHOHYDROLASE ACTIVITY WITHIN VACCINIA. By Phil Gold and Samuel Dales 845

ZOOLOGY.-THE TWO JUVENILE HORMONES FROM THE CECROPIA SILK MOTH . . By Andre S. Meyer, Howard A. Schneiderman, Edith Hanzmann, and Jane H. Ko 853

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