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INDEX TO A UTHORS

Acs, G. See Levin, D. H. Aller, L. See Ross, J. Aloj, S. M., 830 Altman, S., 716 Anderson, W. W., 780 Arditti, R. R. See Silverstone, A. E. Baldassare, J. J. See Ho, C. Ben-Porat, T. See Kaplan, A. S. Bialy, H. See Lindahl, G. Bieth, J., 850 Blaustein, M. P., 664 Bloom, A. D., 920 Brachet, P. See Eisen, H. Branton, D. See Tourtellotte, M. E. Braun, T., 995 Bruce, V. G. See Pittendrigh, C. S. Bryan, J. See Wilson, L. Cabib, E. See Rothman-Denes, L. B. Calendar, R. See Lindahl, G. Cambier, H. Y. See Ketchum, P. A. Cary, P. See Robinson, A. B. Cassuto, E., 863 Celikkol, E. See Sadoff, H. L. Chagnon, N. See Bloom, A. D. Chance, B., 928 Charache, S. See Ho, C. Chargaff, E. See Cassuto, E. Chen, Y. See Hill, T. L. Choi, K. W. See Bloom, A. D. Cowan, D. O., 837 Davies, G. E., 651 DeAngelo, A. B., 693 Dohan, C., Jr. See Tegtmeyer, P. Douzou, P., 787 Drake, J. W., 823 Dunham, P. B., 936 Edelhoch, H. See Aloj, S. M. Eichhorn, J. H. See Pittendrigh, C. S. Eisen, H., 855 Engelbrecht, H. L. See Sadoff, H. L. EreciAska, M. See Chance, B. Erlanger, B. F. See Bieth, J. Eyring, H. See Stover, B. J. Frazier, W. A., III See Ketchum, P. A. Fudenberg, H. H. See Wang, A. C. George, Cl. See Prigogine, I. Goldstein, A. See Richter, J. A. Gorski, J. See DeAngelo, A. B. Grant, K. A. See Grant, V. Grant, V., 917 Green, D. E. See Vanderkooi, G. Greening, E. G. See Drake, J. W. Haber, E. See Jatsoii, J.-C. Ilai wood, S. J., 595 lHechter, 0. See Brattin, T. Heniin, F. See Prigogiiie, I. Hennen, S., 630 Hill, R. L. See McKee, P. A. Hill, T. L., 607 Ho, C., 722

Hoffman, J. F. See Dunham, P. B. Hood, L. See Sox, H. C. lida, S. See Bloom, A. D. Ikeda, K., 765 Jacob, F. See Eisen, H. Jaton, J.-C., 959 Kaback, H. R., 1008 Kaplan, A. S., 799 Kaplan, W. D. See Ikeda, K. Kapuler, A. M. See Levin, D. H. Kass, L. R., 815 Katz, E., 677 Kaufman, F. See Cowan, D. 0. Keith, A. See Tourtellotte, M. E. Kern, M. See Sutherland, E. W., III Ketchum, P. A., 1016 King, C. E. See Anderson, W. W. Klett, H. See Levin, D. H. Kolin, A. See Luner, S. J. Lee, C. P. See Chance, B. Lee, Y. C. P., 603 Levin, D. H., 890 Lindahl, G., 587 Lloyd, D. P. C., 622, 626 Luner, S. J., 898 McKee, P. A., 738 McKerrow, J. H. See Robinson, A. B. Madansky, C. See Ketchum, P. A. Magasanik, B. See Silverstone, A. E. Mandell, P. See Prigogine, I. Margolies, M. N. See Jaton, J.-C. Mattock, P. See McKee, P. A. Mazia, D. See Wilson, L. Mendelsohn, N. See Levin, D. H. Meselson, M. See Altman, S. Miller, L. K. See Harwood, S. J. Millette, R. L., 701 Milner, L. S. See Kaback, H. R. Minis, D. H. See Pittendrigh, C. S. Mishra, N. C., 638 Monadjem, A. See Romani, R. Moss, B. See Katz, E. Nason, A. See Ketchum, P. A. Neel, J. V. See Bloom, A. D. Ohms, J. See Wang, A. C. Pasternak, G. See Cowan, D, 0. Pereira da Silva, L. See Eisen, H. Pink, J. R. L. See Wang, A. C. Pittendrigh, C. S., 758 Prigogine, I., 709 Raper, J. R. See Wang, C.-S. Razin, A., 646 lteynolds, J. A., 1002 Rezuiikoff, C. See, Tegtmeyer, P. Richter, J. A., 944 Robinison, A. B., 753 Roizman, B. See Spear, P. G. Romani, R., 869 Rosenheck, K. See Schneider, A. Ross, J., 983

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VOL. 66, 1970 INDEX TO AUTHORS 1025

Rothman-Denes, L. B., 967 Ruby, A. See Wilson, L. Sadoff, H. L., 844 Schendel, P. F. See Harwood, S. J. Schenkein, I. See Uhr, J. W. Schneider, A. S., 793 Schneider, M.-J. T. See Schneider, A. Schonberg, M. See Levin, D. H. Silverstein, S. See Levin, D. H. Silverstone, A. E., 773 Sinsheimer, R. L. See Razin, A. Sireix, R. See Douzou, P. Sironi, G. See Lindahl, G. Sox, H. C., Jr., 975 Spear, P. G., 730 Stark, G. R. See Davies, G. E. Stover, B. J., 672 Sutherland, E. W., III, 987 Tanford, C. See Reynolds, J. A. Tatum, E. L. See Mishra, N. C. Tegtmeyer, P., 745 Tourtellotte, M. E., 909

Travers, F. See Douzou, P. Trotter, C. D. See Millette, R. L. Truffa-Bachi, P., 685 Turner, J. W. See Prigogine, I. Uhr, J. W., 952 Vanderkooi, G., 615 Visscher, M. B. See Lee, Y. C. P. Vratsanos, S. M. See Bieth, J. Wang, A. C., 657 Wang, C.-S., 882 Wang, J. H., 874 Wassermann, N. See Bieth, J. Waterfield, M. D. See Jaton, J.-C. Wells, R. D. See Harwood, S. J. Wessells, N. K. See Wrenn, J. T. Wiesmann, W. P. See Blaustein, M. P. Wilson, L., 807 Wofsy, L. See Truffa-Bachi, P. Wrenn, J. T., 904 Yarmolinsky, M. B. See Kass, L. R. Zimmerman. D. H. See Sutherland, E. W.

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CONTENTS (Continued)

BIOCHEMISTRY.-PHOTOREGULATION OF BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY BY PHOTOCHROMIC

REAGENTS, IV. A MODEL FOR DIURNAL VARIATION OF ENZYMIC ACTIVITY . By Joseph Bieth, Norbert Wassermann, Spyros M. Vratsanos, and Bernard F. Erlanger 850

BIOCHEMISTRY.-GLUCOCORTICOID REGIJLATION OF ACTH SENSITIVITY OF ADENYL

CYCLASE IN RAT FAT CELL MEMBRANES . . . By T. Braun and 0. Hechter 995 BIOCHEMISTRY.-TRANSLATIONAL COMPLEMENTARITY OF RNA TRANSCRIPTS OF

NATIVE AND DENATURED B. subtilis DNA . By Era Cassuto and Erwin Chargaff 863 BIOCHEMISTRY.-LOCALIZATION OF CYTOCHROME IN INTACT AND FRAGMENTED

MITOCHONDRIAL MEMBRANES. .BY Britton Chance, M. EreciAska, and C. P. Lee 928 BIOCHEMISTRY.-BIOLOGICAL ELECTRON TRANSPORT SYSTEMS

. By Dwaine 0. Cowan, Gavril Pasternak, and Frank Kaufman 837 BIOCHEMISTRY.-TEMPORAL RESOLUTION OF INDIVIDUAL STEPS IN AN ENZYMIC

REACTION AT Low TEMPERATURE . . By P. Douzou, R. Sireix, and F. Travers 787 BIOCHEMISTRY.-ISOLATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF STRUCTURALLY HOMOGENEOUS

ANTIBODIES FROM ANTIPNEUMOCOCCAL SERA

By Jean-Claude Jaton, Michael D. Waterfield, Michael N. Margolies, and Edgar Haber 959 BIOCHEMISTRY.-THE RELATIONSHIP OF A MEMBRANE-BOUND D-(-)-LACTIC DEHYDRO-

GENASE TO AMINO ACID TRANSPORT IN ISOLATED BACTERIAL MEMBRANE

PREPARATIONS. By H. R. Kaback and L. S. Milner 1008 BIOCHEMISTRY.-In Vitro ASSEMBLY Ok Neurospora ASSIMILATORY NITRATE REDUCTASE

FROM PROTEIN SUBUNITS OF A Neurospora MUTANT AND THE XANTHINE OXIDIZING

OR ALDEHYDE OXIDASE SYSTEMS OF HIGHER ANIMALS . . By Paul A. Ketchum, Helene Y. Cambier, William A. Frazier III, Charles Madansky, and Alvin Nason 1016

BIOCHEMISTRY.-PROPERTIES OF RNA TRANSCRIPTASE IN REOVIRUS SUBVIRAL

PARTICLES. By Daniel H. Levin, Naomi Mendelsohn, Michael Schonberg, Hanna Klett, Samuel Silverstein, Alan M. Kapuler, and George Acs 890

BIOCHEMISTRY.-BINDING OF DODECYL SULFATE TO PROTEINS AT HIGH BINDING RATIOS.

POSSIBLE IMPLICATIONS FOR THE STATE OF PROTEINS IN BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANES

By Jacqueline A. Reynolds and Charles Tanford 1002 BIOCHEMISTRY.-TWO FORMS OF YEAST GLYCOGEN SYNTHETASE AND THEIR ROLE IN

GLYCOGEN ACCUMULATION. . . By Lucia B. Rothman-Denes and Enrico Cabib 967 BIOCHEMISTRY.-CONVERSION OF BACTERIAL ALDOLASE FROM VEGETATIVE TO SPORE

FORM BY A SPORULATION-SPECIFIC PROTEASE . By H. L. Sadoff, Emel Celikkol, and H. L. Engelbrecht 844

BIOCHEMISTRY.-OPTICAL ACTIVITY OF BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANES: SCATTERING

EFFECTS AND PROTEIN CONFORMATION . . By Allan S. Schneider, Mary-Jane T. Schneider, and K. Rosenheck 793

BIOCHEMISTRY.-ATTACHMENT OF CARBOHYDRATE TO THE VARIABLE REGION OF

MYELOMA IMMUNOGLOBULIN LIGHT CHAINS By Harold C. Sox, Jr., and Leroy Hood 975 BIOCHEMISTRY.-SYNTHESIS AND SECRETION OF y-GLOBULIN BY LYMPH NODE CELLS,

VIII. ORDER OF SYNTHESIS OF TH E INTERCHAIN DISULFIDE LINKAGES OF

IMMUNOGLOBULINS . By Earl W. Sutherland III, Daniel H. Zimmerman, and Milton Kern 987

BIOCHEMISTRY.-IMMUNOGLOBULIN SYNTHESIS AND SECRETION, IV. SITES OF

INCORPORATION OF SUGARS AS DETERMINED BY SUBCELLULAR FRACTIONATION

By Jonathan W. Uhr and Isaac Schenkein 952 BIOCHEMISTRY.-DIRECTIONAL CHARACTER OF PROTON TRANSFER IN ENZYME

CATALYSIS .By Jui H. Wang 874 BIOCHEMISTRY.-PRECIPITATION OF PROTEINS BY VINBLASTINE AND CALCIUM IONS

.By L. Wilson, J. Bryan, A. Ruby, and D. Mazia 807

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PHYSIOLOGY.-PATTERNED NEURtAiL ACTIVITY OF A MUTANT Drosophila melanogaster

.By Kazuo Ikeda and William D. Kaplan 765 ZOOLOGY.-INFLUENCE OF SPERMINE AND R1,DUCED Ti,MPERATURE ON THE ABILITY OF

TRANSPLANTED NUCLEI TO PROMOTE, NOIRMAL I)EVELOPMEINT IN EGGS OF Rana

pipiens .By Sally Hennen 630 ZOOLOGY.-CYTOCHALASIN B: EFFECTS UPON MICROFILAM ENTS INVOLVED IN

MORPHOGENESIS OF ESTIROGEN-INDUCED GLANDS OF OVIDUUCr

.By Joan T. Wrenn and Norman K. Wessells 904 ZOOLOGY.-CIRCADIAN SYSTE1MS, VI. THEJ PHOTOPERIODIC TIME MEASUREMENT IN

Pectinophora gossypiella By Colin S. Pittendrigh, John H. Eichhorn, Dorothea H. Minis, and Victor G. Bruce 758

BIOCHEMISTRY.-DINUCLEOTIDES AS PRODUCTS OF AN EXONUCLEOLYTIC ACmrViTrY

ASSOCIATED WITH 1THE Micrococcus luteus DNA POLYMER.ASE

. By S. J. Harwood, P. F. Schendlel, L. K. Miller, and R. D. Wells 595 BIOCHEMISTRY.-COOPERATIVE EFFECTS IN MODELS OF STEADY-STATE, TRANSPORT

ACROSS MEMBRANES, III. SIMULATION OF POTASSIUM ION TRANSPORT IN NERVE

By Terrell L. Hill and Yi-der Chen 607 BIOCHi,MISTRY.-BIOLOGICAL MEMBRANEI STRUCTURE, I. THE.I PROTEIAN CRYSTAL

MODEL FOR MEMBRANES. . . . . By Garret Vanderkooi and David E. Green 615 BIOCHEMISTRY.-PHOSPHOGLUCOMIJTASE MUTANTS OF Neurospora sitophila A,ND THEIRt

RELATION TO MORtPHOLOGY . By N. C. Mishra and E. L. Tatum 638 BIOCHEMISTRY.-REI,PLICATIVE FORM II 1)NA OF OX174; RESISTANCE- TO

EXONUCLEOLYTIC CLEAVAGE BY E. coli DNA POLYMERASE.

.By Aharon Razin and Robert L. Sinsheimer 646 BIOCHEMISTRY-USF OF DIMETHYL SUBERIMIDATEl, A CiRoSS-LINKING REAGE1NT, IN

STUDYING THE SUBUNIT STRUCTURE OF OLIGOME1RIC PROTEINS

.By Gregg E. Davies and George R. Stark 651 BIOCHEMISTh1Y.-TjIJEJ DYNAMICS OF LIFE, III. MECHAtNISMS OF NONSURtVIVA,L AND THE

REILATION OF DOSE SIZE. By Betsy J. Stover and Henry Eyring 672 BIOCHEMISTRY.-FORMATION OF A VACCINIA VIRtUS STRUCTURAL POLYPIEPTIDE FROM A

HIGHER MOLECULAR WEIGHT PRECURSOR: INIIIBIiTION BY RIFAMPICIN

.By Ehud Katz and Bernard Mfoss 677 BIOCHEMISTRY.-ROLE OF RNA SYNTHESIS IN THL ESTROGEN INDUCTION OF A SPll,CIFIC

UTERINE PROTrEIN .By Anthony B. DeAngelo and Jack Gorski 693 BIOCHEMISTRY.-INITIATION AND R.ELEASEI OF RINA BY DNA-1)EPENDENr RNA

POLYMERASE .By Robert L. Millette and Carol D. Trotter 701 BIOCHEMISTRY.-A T4-INDUCED ENDONUCLEIASE WHIICH ATTACKS T4 DNA

By Sidney Altman and Matthew MIeselson 716 BIOCHEMISTRY.-ELECTRON PARAMAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIE S OF SPIN-LABlELED

HEMOGLOBINS AND THEIR IMPLICATIONS TO TliE; NATURE OF COOIP'RATIVE: OXYGE.N

BINDING TO HEMOGLOBIN.

. By Chien Ho, Joseph J. Baldassare, and Samuel Charache 722 BIOCHEMISTRY--PROTEINS SPE}CIFII:D BY HERPES SIMPLjEX VIRUS, IV. SITE, OF

GLYCOSYLATION AND ACCUMULAIrION OF VIRAL MEMBRANE, PROTEINS

.By Patricia G. Spear and Bernard Roizman 730 BIOCHEMISTRY.-SUBUNIT STRUCTUREI OF HUMAN FIBRINOGIEN, SOLUBLiE4 FIBRIN, AND

CROSS-LINKRED INSOLUBLE FIBRtIN

. By Patrick A. AlcKee, Patrick Afattock, and Robert L. Hill 738 BIOCHEMISTRY.-A NEhW APPROACH rro ISOELECTRIC FOCUSING AND FRACTIONATION OF

PROTEINS IN A rII GRADIENT . . . . By Stephen J. Luner and Alexander Kolin 898 BIOCHEMISTRY.-MEJMBRANE StRuCTURE': SPIN LABELING AND FREl,EZF ETCHING OF

Mycoplasma laidlawii . By Mtark E. Tourtellotte, Daniel Branton, and Alec Keith 909 BIOCHEMISTRY.-CONTROLLED DEAMIDATION OF PE'1PTIDES AND PROTEINS: AN

EXPERIMENTAiL HAZARID ANI) A POSSIBLF BIOLOGICAL TIMEt

. By Arthur B. Robinson, James H. McKerrow, and Paidl Cary 753 BIOCHE:MISTrllY.-CONFORMATI'IONAI SIMILARITY OF OVINE PROLACTIN AND BOVINF

GROWTH HORMONE. By S. Al. A loj and H. Edelhoch 830

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CONTENTS

INDEX TO AUTHORS OF ARTICLES (Volume 66, no. 3) .1024

PHYSICAL SCIENCES

ASTRONOMY.-THE SOLAR ABUNDANCE OF GALLIUM

.By John Ross and Lawrence A ller 983 PHYSICS.-PHYSICAL PARTICLE REPRESENTATION AND GENERALIZED TRANSFORMATION

THEORY . . By I. Prigogine, Cl. George, F. Henin, P. Mandell, and J. W. Turner 709

BIOLOGICAL SCIENCES

BOTANY.-A HUMMINGBIRD-POLLINATED SPECIES OF BORAGINACEAE IN THE ARIZONA

FLORA .By Verne Grant and Karen A. Grant 917 BOTANY.-MITOCHONDRIAL LONGEVITY in Vitro: TMw, RETENTION OF RESPIRATORY

CONTROL .By Roger Romani and Anna Monadjem 869 GENETICS.-BACTERIOPHAGE LAMBDA: ABORTIVE INFECTION OF BACTERIA LYSOGENIC

FOR PHAGE P2 .By Gunnar Lindahl, Gianpiero Sironi, Harvey Bialy, and Richard Calendar 587

GENETICS.-AGE-SPECIFIC SELECTION . . By Wyatt W. Anderson and Charles E. King 780 GENETICS.-CHROMOSOME ABERRATIONS AMONG THE YANOMAMA INDIANS By Arthur

D. Bloom, James V. Neel, Kyoo W. Choi, Shozo Jida, and Napoleon Chagnon 920 GENETICS.-SUPPRESSION OF CHEMICAL MUTAGENESIS IN BACTERIOPHAGE T4 BY

GENETICALLY MODIFIED DNA POLYMERASES

.By John W. Drake and Elaine 0. Greening 823 GENETICS.-REGULATION OF REPRESSOR EXPRESSION IN X

By H. Eisen, P. Brachet, L. Pereira da Silva, and F. Jacob 855 GENETICS.-SEGRE1GATION OF FUNCTIONAL SEX FACTOR INTO MINIC]ELLS.

.By Leon R. Kass and Michael B. Yarmolinsky 815 GENETICS.-ISOZYME PATTERNS AND SEXUAL MORPHOGENESIS IN Schizophyllum

By Chiu-Sheng Wang and John R. Raper 882 IMMUNOLOGY.-A VARIABLE., REGION SUBCLASS OF HEAVY CHAINS COMMON TO IMMUNO-

GLOBULINS G, A, AND M AND CHARACTERIZED BY AN UNBLOCKED AMINO-TERMINAL

RESIDUE . . . By A. C. Wang, J. R. L. Pink, H. H. Fudenberg, and J. Ohms 657 IMMUNOLOGY.-SPECIFIC SEPARATION OF CELJLS ON AFFINITY COLUMNS

By Paolo Truffa-Bachi and Leon Wofsy 685 MEDICAL SCIIENCE,S.-TOLERANCE TO OPIOID NARCOTICS, II. CE,LLULAR TOLERANCE TO

LEVORPHANOL IN MOUSE BRAIN . . By Judith A. Richter and Avram Goldstein 944 MICROBIOLOGY.-INACTIVATING AND MUTAGENIC EFFECTS OF NITROSOGUANIDINE ON

SIMIAN VIRUS 40 . By Peter Tegtmeyer, Curt Dohan, Jr., and Catherine Reznikoff 745 MICROBIOLOGY.-SYNTHESIS OF PROTEINS IN CELLS INFECTED WITH HERPESVIRUS, VI.

CHARACTEIRIZATION OF THE, PROTEINS OF THE, VIRAL MEMBRANE

.By Albert S. Kaplan and Tamar Ben-Porat 799 MICROBIOLOGY.-CATABOLITE -INSENSITIVE1, IREVE,RTANTS OF Lac PROMOTER MUTANTS

. By Allen E. Silverstone, R. Rita Arditti, and Boris Magasanik 773 PHYSIOLOGY.-INFLUX OF CALCIUM INTO RABBIT MYOCARDIUM IN RE,LATION TO 'irS

IONIC ENVIRONMENT. By Y. C. P. Lee and Maurice B. Visscher 603 PHYSIOLOGY.-EARLY RE,COVERY OF ANTIDROMIC CONDUCTION THROUGH DENDRITES OF

SPINAL MOTONEURONS IN THiE NORMAL, ANOXIC, AND POSTANOXIC STATES.

.By David P. C. Lloyd 622 PHYSIOLOGY.-EXCITATORY POSTSYNAPTIC POTENTIAL AND MONOSYNAPTIC REFLEX

DISCHARGE OF SPINAL MOTONEURONS DURING ANOXIC INSULT

.By David P. C. Lloyd 626 PHYSIOLOGY.-EFFECT OF SODIUM IONS ON CALCIUM MOVEMENTS IN ISOLATED SYNAPTIC

TE,RMINALS. By M. P. Blaustein and W. P. Wiesmann 664 PHYSIOLOGY.-PARTIAL PURIFICATION OF THE1 OUABAIN-BINDING COMPONENT AND OF

THiE NA,K-ATPASE FROM HUMAN RE,D CELL PLASMA MEMBRANES.

.By Philip B. Dunham and Joseph F. Hoffman 936

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