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Back MatterSource: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America,Vol. 67, No. 1 (Sep. 15, 1970), pp. 473-476Published by: National Academy of SciencesStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/60172 .
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Acs, G. 275 Agabian-Keshishiani, N. 200 Anderson, J. M. 18 Aposhian, H. V. 37 Armstrong, J. A. 464 Arnaud, C. D. 415 Atwood, K. C. 26 Aurelian, L. 204 Avitabile, G. 426 Ayala, F. J. 225 Backus, G. 282 Balaban, G. B. 221 Bar, H.-P. 7 Baranska, W. 193 Barbour, S. D. 128 Bartels, E. 74 Bearn, A. G. 357 Beaudet, A. L. 99 Benedetti, E. 426 Benjamin, T. L. 394 Bentvelzen, P. 377 Benveniste, K. 263 Bigeleisen, J. 113 Blumberg, W. E. 172 Boardman, N. K. 18 Bogin, E. 1 Branton, D. 213 Brodie, A. F. 1 Brunngraber, E. F. 107 Butow, R. A. 52 Calafat, J. 377 Capra, J. D. 87 Caskey, C. T. 99 Chargaff, E. 107 Clark, A. J. 128 Cohen, S. 164 Comings, D. E. 448 Cooper, A. S. 313 Corenzwit, E. 313 Craig, L. C. 239 Cussler, E. L. 400 Daams, J. H. 377 Danes, B. S. 357 DePalma, R. G. 400 Dobzhansky, T. 225 Donaldson, J. A. 41 Downton, W. J. S. 18 Dressler, D. 456 Dreyer, W. J. 120 Drum, R. W. 338 Duksin, D. 185 Elliott, J. 320 Evans, 1). F. 400 Fleisher, M. 180 Fraenikel, G. 331 Fujinaga, K. 385 Ganis, P. 426 Gelfand, D. H. 13 Gibbons, W. A. 239 Gilden, R. V. 143, 366 Gilman, A. G. 305
Gilula, N. B. 213 Glaser, D. A. 255 Goldmark, P. J. 434 Goldstein, J. L. 99 Goodman, M. 426 Gordon, R. 338 Gorski, J. 263 Gotschlich, E. C. 138 Green, J. P. 62 Green, M. 385 Guillemin, V. 271 Gurgo, C. 385 Hageman, P. 377 Hagihara, B. 442 Hale, J. K. 136 Haller, G. 221 Hamilton, L. D. 180 Hatanaka, M. 143 Hayashi, M. 13 Hechter, 0. 7 Heidelberger, M. 138 Hersh, R. 41 Higashi, T. 1 Higginbotham, J. D. 138 Hirschfelder, J. 0. 356 Ho, M. 464 Huebner, R. J. 143, 366 Hungerford, D. A. 221 Huttunen, J. K. 290 Hyde, J. S. 79 Ishida, T. 113 Jacob, F. 247 Jehle, H. 156 Kajihara, T. 442 Kang, S. 62 Katchalski, E. 185 Ke, Y. H. 464 Kelloff, G. J. 366 Khorana, H. G. 68 Kleppe, K. 68 Kobayashi, M. 442 Koldovsky, P. 193 Koprowski, H. 193 Kunkel, H. G. 87 Kyo, S. 442 LaBadie, G. U. 221 Laico, M. T. 120 Lane, W. T. 366 Leonard, N. J. 93 Levin, D. H. 275 Ling, G. N. 296 Linn, S. 434 Lipmaiiii, F. 408 Longiiiotti, L. 1). 313 Marquardt, H. 180 Matthias, B. T. 313 Mattoccia, E. 448 Mautner, H. G. 74 Mayer, S. E. 290 McDonald, J. J. 93
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Meier, H. 366 Melani, F. 148 Mellman, W. J. 221 Menaker, M. 320 Messatzzia, L. R. 221 Mitchell, W. M. 164 Mourao, C. A. 225 Munkres, K. D. 263 Myers, D. D. 366 Nagaishi, H. 128 Nemethy, G. 239 Oldham, S. B. 415 Osmond, C. B. 18 Osterman, J. V. 37 Oroszlan, S. 366 Oyer, P. E. 148 Papermaster, D. S. 120 Pedone, C. 426 Peisach, J. 172 Perez-Salas, S. 225 Peters, R. L. 366 Petryshyn, W. V. 326 Rashid, M. A. 442 Ray, R. K. 385 Reichmann, M. E. 93 Rhodes, D. R. 351 Richmond, R. 225 Rist, G. H. 79 Roberts, R. 320 Rokutanda, H. 385 Rokutanda, M. 385 Rosenberg, M. 32 Royston, I. 204 Rubenstein, A. H. 148 Ruoslahti, E. I. 120 Sachs, L. 185 Salas, M. L. 408 Samuelson, P. A. 423 Sando, K. M. 356 Sarma, P. S. 366 Satir, P. 213 Schonberg, M. 275 Schubert, D. 247
Schwartz, I. L. 7 Shapiro, L. 200 Shiffman, M. 302 Siess, E. 472 Silverstein, S. C. 275 Spindel, W. 113 Steinberg, D. 290 Steiner, D. F. 148 Stern, A. 239 Sternberg, S. 271 Sternberg, S. S. 180 Sundaralingam, M. 233 Tan, Y. H. 464 Tani, S. 442 Tao, M. 408 Taylor, J. M. 164 Templin, A. 128 Thorne, S. W. 18 Tsao, H. S. 415 Tsugita, A. 442 Turner, H. G. 366 Underwood, H. 320 Vanderkooi, G. 233 van de Sande, J. H. 68 Vanngfrd, T. 79 Vermeulen, C. W. 26 Villar-Pilasi, C. 345 Waddell, A. 37 Walter, R. 7 Wang, J. H. 59 Ward, C. B. 255 Wei, S. H. 345 Wieland, 0. 472 Weislogel, P. O. 52 Wolfson, J. 456 Woo, K. C. 18 Whyburn, K. 45 Yoshida, Y. 442 Yu, M. T. 26 Zachariasen, W. H. 313 Zdarek, J. 331 Zedeck, M. S. 180 Zuiches, C. A. 263
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ROLE OF ADRENAL CORTICAL FUNCTION IN TOXICITY OF POLYRIBO1NOSINIC * POLYRIBOCYTIDYLIC ACID AND ITS COMPONENT HOMOPOLYMERS Morris S. Zedeck, Hans Marquardt, Stephen S. Stemnberg, Martin Fleisher, and L. D. Hamilton 180-184
Physiology
NEUROHYPOPHYSEAL HORMONE-SENSITIVE ADENYL CYCLASE OF TOAD URINARY BLADDER Hans-Peter Bdr, Oscar Hechter, Irving L. Schwartz, and Roderich Walter 7-12
DIPHOSPHOGLYCERATE AND INOSINE HEXAPHOSPHATE CONTROL OF OXYGEN BINDING BY HEMOGLOBIN: A THEORETICAL INTERPRETATION OF EXPERIMENTAL DATA Gilbert N. Ling 296-301
5-BROMODEOXYURIDINE-INDUCED DIFFERENTIATION OF A NEUROBLASTOMA David Schubert and Franfois Jacob 247-254
Zoology
THE SEPTATE JUNCTION: A STRUCTURAL BASIS FOR INTERCELLULAR COUPLING Norton B. Gilula, Daniel Branton, and Peter Satir 213-220
EXTRARETINAL LIGHT PERCEPTION IN THE SPARROW, III. THE EYES Do NOT PARTICIPATE IN PHOTOPERIODIC PHOTORECEPTION Michael Menaker, Richard Roberts, Jeffrey Elliott, and Herbert Underwood 320-325
OVERT AND COVERT EFFECTS OF ENDOGENOUS AND EXOGENOUS ECDYSONE IN PUPARIUM FORMATION OF FLIES Jan Zdarek and G. Fraenkel 331-337
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ENZYMEI VARIABILITY IN THE Drosophila willistoni GROUP, I. GENETIC DIFFERENTIATION AMONG SIBLING SPECIES Francisco J. Ayala, Celso A. Mourao, Santiago P&rez-Salas, Rollin Richmond, and Theodosius Dobzhansky 225-232
BIOCHEMICAL AND GENETIC STUDIES OF RECOMBINATION PROFICIENCY IN Escherichia coli, II. REC+ REVERTANTS CAUSED BY INDIRECT SUPPRESSION OF REC MUTATIONS Stephen D. Barbour, Haruko Nagaishi, Ann Templin, and Alvin J. Clark 128-135
HOST RANGE MUTANTS OF POLYOMA VIRUS Thomas L. Benjamin 394-399 REPLICATION OF REPETITIOUS DNA AND THE S PERIOD David E. Comings and Emilio Mattoccia
448-455 CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION IN MAN, III. PACHYTENE ANALYSIS AND IDENTIFI-
CATION OF THE SUPERNUMERARY CHROMOSOME IN A CASE OF DOWN'S SYNDROME (MONGO- LISM) David A. Hungerford, William J. Mellman, Gloria B. Balaban, Gundula U. LaBadie, Linda R. Messatzzia, and Gail Haller 221-224
GENETICALLY-INDUCED SUBCELLULAR MISLOCATION OF Neurospora MITOCHONDRIAL MALATE DEHYDROGENASE K. D. Munkres, K. Benveniste, J. Gorski, and C. A. Zuiches 263-270
ELECTROPHORETIC ANALYSIS OF HEMOGLOBIN AND ISOZYMES IN INDIVIDUAL VERTEBRATE CELLS Miriam Rosenberg 32-36
CONTROL OF INITIATION OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN Escherichia coli B/r C. B. Ward and D. A. Glaser 255-262
Low TEMPERATURE AND CHLORAMPHENICOL INDUCTION OF RESPIRATORY DEFICIENCY IN A COLD-SENSITIVE MUTANT OF Saccharomyces cerevisiae Paul 0. Weislogel and Ronald A. Butow 52-58
LOCATION OF THE GENES FOR 16S AND 23S RIBOSOMAL RNA IN THE GENETIC MAP OF Escheri- chia coli M. T. Yu, C. W. Vermeulen, and K. C. Atwood 26-31
Immunology
D)lI:GRADATION OF A PNEUMOCOCCAL TYPt,-SPECIFIC POLYSACCHARIDE1 WITH EXPOSUREl OF GROUP-SPECIFIClTY John D. Higginbotham, Michael Heidelberger, and Emil C. Gotschlich 138-142
Medical Sciences
NATIVE HUMAN PARATHYROID HORMONE: AN IMMUNOCHEMICAL INVESTIGATION Claude D. Arnaud, Huang S. Tsao, and Susan B. Oldham 415-422
ANTIGENIC STUDY OF UNFERTILIZED MOUSE EGGS: CROSS REACTIVITY WITH SV40-INDUCI,D ANTIGENS Wanda Baranska, Pavel koldovsky, and Hilary Koprowski 193-199
CORRECTION OF CELLULAR METACHROMASIA IN CULTURED FIBROBLASTS IN SEVERAL INHIERITED MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDOSES B. Shannon Danes and Alexander G. Bearn 357-364
IDENTIFICATION OF PRO1NSULIN AND C-PEPTIDE IN HUMAN SERUM BY A SPECIFIC IMMUNO- ASSAY Franco Melani, Arthur H. Rubenstein, Philip E. Oyer, and Donald F. Steiner 148-155
DNA AND GENE THERAPY: UNCOATING OF POLYOMA PSEUDOVIRUS IN MOUSE EMBRYO CELLS Joseph V. Osterman, Anna Waddell, and H. Vasken Aposhian 37-40
Microbiology
AMINO ACID SEQUENCE SIMILARITIES IN TWO HUMAN ANTI GAMMA GLOB3ULIN ANTIBODIE,,S J. Donald Capra and Henry G. Kunkel 87-92
A CAPILLARITY MECHANISM FOR DIATOM GLIDING LOCOMOTION Richard Gordon and Ryan W. Drum 338-344
IMMUNOFLUORESCENT DETECTION OF HERPESVIRUS ANTIGENS IN EXFOLIATED CELLS FROM HUMAN CERVICAL CARCINOMA Ivor RoystoA and Laure Aurelian 204-212
SPECIFIC ASSAY FOR DIFFERENTIATION IN THE STALKED BAC'T'ERIUM Caulobacter crescentus Lucille Shapiro and Nina Agabian-Keshishian 200-203
THE REOVIRUS REPLICATIVE CYCLE: CONSERVATION OF PARENTAL RNA AND PROTE1IN Samuel C. Silverstein, Michael Schonberg, Daniel H. Levin, and George Acs 275-281
RIEGULATION OF CELLULAR INTERFERON PRODUCTION: ENHANCEMENT BY ANTIMETABOLITES Y. H. Tan, John A. Armstrong, Y. H. Ke, and Monto Ho 464-471
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A MODEL FOR GALLBLADDER FUNCTION AND CHOLESTEROL GALLSTONE FORMATION E. L. Cussler, D. Fennell Evans, and Ralph G. DePalma 400-407
THE ROLLING CIRCLE FOR OX DNA REPLICATION, III. SYNTHESIS OF SUPERCOILED DUPLEX RlNGs David Dressler and John Wolfson 456-463
SPECIFIC AGGREGATION OF SV40-TRANSFORMED CELLS BY ORNITHINE,LEUCINF, COPOLYMERS Dan Duksin, Ephraim Katchalski, and Leo Sachs 185-192
DNA-DEPENDENT RNA-DIRECTED PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN VITRO, IV. PEPTIDE ANALYSIS OF AN IN VITRO AND IN VIvo 4,X174 STRUCTURAL PROTEIN David H. Gelfand and Masaki Hayashi 13-17
AN APPROACH TO CONFORMATIONAL ANALYSIS OF PEPTIDES AND PROTEINS IN SOLUTION BASED ON A COMBINATION OF NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE SPECTROSCOPY AND CONFORMA- TIONAL ENERGY CALCULATIONS W. A. Gibbons, George Nemethy, Arnold Stern, and Lyman C. Craig 239-246
A PROTEIN BINDING ASSAY FOR ADENOSINE 3':5'-CYCLIC MONOPHOSPHATE Alfred G. Gilman 305-312
AN ENDONUCLEASE ACTIVITY FROM Escherichia coli ABSENT FROM CERTAIN rec-STRAINS Peter J. Goldmark and Stuart Linn 434-441
PEPTIDE CHAIN TERMINATION WITH MAMMALIAN RELEASE FACTOR J. L. Goldstein, A. L. Beaudet, and C. T. Caskey 99-106
MECHANISM OF CARCINOGENESIS BY RNA TUMOR VIRUSES, I. AN RNA-DEPENDENT DNA POLYMERASE IN MURINE SARCOMA VIRUSES Maurice Green, Makoto Rokutanda, Kei Fuji- naga, Ranjit Kumar Ray, Hinae Rokutanda, and Corrado Gurgo 385-393
DNA POLYMERASE ACTIVITY ASSOCIATED WITH RNA TUMOR VIRUSES M. Hatanaka, R. J. Huebner, and R. V. Gilden 143-147
ATP-DEPENDENT AND CYCLIC AMP-DEPENDENT ACTIVATION OF RAT ADIPOSE TISSUE LIPASE BY PROTEIN KINASE FROM RABBIT SKELETAL MUSCLE Jussi K. Huttunen, Daniel Steinberg, and Steven E. Mayer 290-295
STERIC AND ELECTRONIC RELATIONSHIPS AMONG SOME HALLUCINOGENIC COMPOUNDS Sung- zong Kang and Jack Peter Green 62-67
POLYNUCLEOTIDE LIGASE-CATALYZED JOINING o0 DEOXYRIBO-OLIGONUCLEOTIDES ON RIBO- POLYNUCLEOTIDE TEMPLATES AND OF RIBO-OLIGONUCLEOTIDES ON DEOXYRIBOPOLYNUCLEO- TIDE TEMPLATES K. Kleppe, J. H. van de Sande, and H. G. Khorana 68-73
ISOLATION OF THE FUNDAMENTAL POLYPEPTIDE SUBUNITS OF BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANES Mar- ion T. Laico, Erkki I. Ruoslahti, David S. Papermaster, and William J. Dreyer 120-127
REACTION OF DIETHYL PYROCARBONATE WITH NUCLEIC ACID COMPONENTS, I. ADENINE Nelson J. Leonard, Jerome J. McDonald, and M. E. Reichmann 93-98
INTERACTIONS OF p-NITROBENZENE DIAZONIUM FLUOROBORATE AND ANALOGS WITH THE ACTIVE SITES OF ACETYLCHOLINE-RECEPTOR AND -ESTERASE Henry G. Mautner and Eva Bartels 74-78
ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDY OF THE HIGH- AND LOW-SPIN FORMS OF CYTO- CHROME P-450 IN LIVER AND IN LIVER MICROSOMES FROM A METHYLCHOLANTHRENE- TREATED RABBIT J. Peisach and W. E. Blumberg 172-179
MECHANISM OF ACTIVATION BY ADENOSINE 3' :5'-CYCLIC MONOPHOSPHATE OF A PROTEIN PHOSPHOKINASE FROM RABBIT RETICULOCYTES Mariano Tao, Maria L. Salas, and Fritz Lipmann 408-414
EPIDERMAL GROWTH FACTOR: HIGH AND Low MOLECULAR WEIGHT FORMS John M. Taylor, Stanley Cohen, and William M. Mitchell 164-171
COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE PRIMARY STRUCTURES OF CYTOCHROME b6 FROM FOUR SPECIES Akira Tsugita, Midori Kobayashi, Seiji Tani, Sukei Kyo', M. A. Rashid, Yukuo Yoshida, Toshimasa Kajihara, and Bunji Hagihara 442-447
BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANE STRUCTURE, II. A DETAILED MODEL FOR THE RETINAL ROD OUTER SEGMENT MEMBRANE G. Vanderkooi and M. Sundaralingam 233-238
CONVERSION OF GLYCOGEN PHOSPHORYLASE b TO a BY NON-ACTIVATED PHOSPHORYLASE b KINASE: AN IN VITRO MODEL OF THE MECHANISM OF INCREASE IN PHOSPHORYLASE a ACTIVITY WITH MUSCLE CONTRACTION C. Villar-Palasi and S. H. Wei 345-350
INTERCONVERSION OF PHOSPHO- AND DEPHOSPHO- FORMS OF PIG HEART PYRUVATE DEHYDRO- GENASE (CORRECTION) Otto Wieland and Elmar Siess 472
Botany
DEFICIENT PHOTOSYSTEM II IN AGRANAL BUNDLE SHEATH CHLOROPLASTS OF C4 PLANTS K. C. Woo, Jan M. Anderson, N. K. Boardman, W. J. S. Downton, C. B. Osmond, and S. W. Thorne 18-25
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SYMPOSIUM ON VIRUS GENOME EFFECTS IN NORMAL AND CANCER CELLS 365 GROUP-SPECIFIC ANTIGEN EXPRESSION DURING EMBRYOGENESIS OF THE GENOME OF C-TYPE RNA TUMOR VIRUS: IMPLICATIONS FOR ONTOGENESIS AND ONCOGENESIS Robert J. Huebmer, Gary J. Kelloff, Padman S. Sarma, William T. Lane, Horace C. Turner, Raymond V. Gilden, Stephen Oroszlan, Hans Meier, David D. Myers, and Robert L. Peters 366-376 GENETIC TRANSMISSION OF VIRUSES THAT INCITE MAMMARY TUMOR IN MICE P. Bentvelzen, J. H. Daams, Philomena Hageman, and Jero Calafat 377-384
Information to Contributors i Author Index 473
PHYSICAL SCIENCES: Chemistry
CORRELATION OF ISOTOPE EFFECTS WITH MOLECULAR FORCES, I. THE DIATOMIC MOLECULE Jacob Bigeleisen, Takanobu Ishida, and William Spindel 113-1 19
CRYSTAL AND MOLECULAR STRUCTURE OF N,N'-DIETHYL-N,N'-DIPHENYLUREA P. Ganis, G. Avitabile, E. Benedetti, C. Pedone, and M. Goodman 426-433
ELECTRON-NUCLEAR DOUBLE RESONANCE OF A PROTEIN THAT CONTAINS COPPER: EVIDENCE FOR NITROGEN COORDINATION TO CU(I) IN STELLACYANIN GWinther H. Rist, James S. Hyde, and Tore Vdnngtrd 79-86
POSSIBLE ROLE OF PYROPHOSPHATE LINKAGE IN THE ACTIVE TRANSPORT OF SODIUM IONS Jui H. Wang 59-61
Geophysics
INFERENCE FROM INADEQUATE AND INACCURATE DATA, III George Backus 282-289
Mathematics
A PERTURBATION SERIES FOR CAUCHY'S PROBLEM FOR HIGHER-ORDER ABSTRACT PARABOLIC EQUATIONS J. A. Donaldson and R. Hersh 41-44
SUBELLIPTIC ESTIMATES FOR COMPLEXES Victor Guillemin and Shlomo Sternberg 271-274 A CLASS OF NEUTRAL EQUATIONS WITH THE FIXED POINT PROPERTY Jack K. Hale 136-137 ON EXISTENCE THEOREMS FOR NONLINEAR EQUATIONS INVOLVING NONCOMPACT MAPPINGS
W. V. Petryshyn 326-330 ON A THIRD KIND OF CHARACTERISTIC NUMBERS OF THE SPHEROIDAL FUNCTIONS Donald R.
Rhodes 351-355 MEASURE-THEORETIC PROPERTIES OF ARBITRARY POINT SETS Max Shiff man 302-304 DIFFERENTIABLE COHOMOLOGY ON LOCALLY COMPACT GROUPs Kenneth Whyburn 45-51
Applied Mathematical Sciences
BILATERAL SYMMETRY IN MORPHOGENESIS OF EMBRYOS Herbert Jehle 156-163 THE "TRANSFORMATION" FROM MARXIAN "VALUES" TO COMPETITIVE "PRICES": A PROCESS
OF REJECTION AND REPLACEMENT Paul A. Samuelson 423-425
Physics
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY: THE TRANSITION TEMPERATURE PEAK BELOW FOUR ELECTRONS PER ATOM A. S. Cooper, E. Corenzwit, L. D. Longinotti, B. T. Matthia, and W. H. Zachariasen 313-319
UPPER AND LOWER BOUNDS FOR RAYLEIGH-SCHRODINGER PERTURBATION ENERGIES: A CORRECTION Kenneth M. Sando and Joseph 0. Hirschfelder 356
BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES: Biochemistry
EFFECTS OF HEAT-TREATMENT OF ELECTRON-TRANSPORT PARTICLES ON BACTERIAL OXIDATIVE PHOSPHORYLATION Eitan Bogin, Taneaki Higashi, and Arnold F. Brodie 1-6
TRANSFERASE FROM Escherichia coli EFFECTING LOW-ENERGY PHOSPHATE TRANSFER TO NUCLEOSIDES AND NUCLEOTIDES Elinor F. Brunngraber and Erwin Chargaff 107-112
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