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Back MatterSource: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America,Vol. 69, No. 3 (Mar., 1972), pp. 773-776Published by: National Academy of SciencesStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/61381 .
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Jamaica Bay and Kennedy Airport: A Multidisciplinary Environmental Study, Environmental Studies Board
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Immunoglobulins: Biologic Aspects and Clinical Uses, Ed. by Ezio Merler, Division of Medical Sciences
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721 Perkins, H. R. 662 D. 613 Pestka, S. 624 H. 561 Peterson, J. A. 571 P F. 643 Pogo, A. 0. 000
. A. 652 Pollock, J. J. 662 . W. 690 Pope, B. M. 730 C. 717 Potts, J. T., Jr. 643 , C. B. 648 Prince, W. T. 553 . J. 590 Qasba, P. K. 772 . F. 590 Rasmussen, H. 553 566 Rauch, H. E. 633
, K. J. 585 Rempfer, G. F. 561 617 Rich, A. 643
K. S. 636 Richman, N. 686 533 Ridgway, S. H. 657
L7 Riggs, A. D. 761 Ring, D. 765
i. 662 Roach, F. E. 694 561 Robberson, D. L. 737
, H. 737 Rosenberg, G. L. 756 . 643 Roth, J. 747 E. P. 648 Rubin, H. 712 . W. 667 Salton, M. R. J. 662 P. 590 Schendel, P. 544 698 Schlessinger, J. 769 R. H. 581 Schlom, J. 535 681 Schlosser, D. W. 561
558 Seecof, R. L. 566
561 Sell, H. M. 717 1. 561 Smith, L. 694 le, M. 662 Spiegelman, S. 535 '1 Stafford, R. G. 561
721 Steinberg, I. Z. 769 U. 681 Stevens, A. 603
662 Swift, T. J. 640 742 Tarbell, D. S. 730 W. N. 652 Teplitz, R. L. 566
4 J. G. 657 Thoman, M. 594
544H. 539 V.zquez, D. 733 M. H. 53 Vinograd, J. 737 r. B. 561 Watson, J. 594 L. 752 Weisblum, B. 629 L. 765 Weiss, M. C. 571 r. 733 Weiss, P. A. 620 . G. 636 Wells, R. D. 761
662 Weltman, J. K. 613 C. E. 581 Wever, E. G. 657 L. 756
Wolman, Y. 765
698 Wong, P. P. 672 657 Woodward, C. K. 599 . 599 Yahara, I. 608
772 Yamamoto, Y. 730
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Transpeptidase activity of Strcptomyces l)-alanyl- sis/ristocetin donor and acceptor/configurations) R. Lindcr, M. R. J. Salton, H. R. Perkins, M
PHYSIOl,OG(Y AMethylxant,hine-induced escalation: a propagatec illg in culture (chicken/t(trodotoxin/Ca + +/tetra . . . Annette W. Coleman, John R. Coleman,
lRegeneration and changes in synaptic connectio system of the leech (segmental ganglia/motoncu
D)ifferentiation of sneuiomuscular junctions in cu electron microscopy/electrophysiology) .... ........ Robert L. Seeccof, Raymond L.
Cochlear structure in the dolphin, Lagenorhyncht ............ Ernest Glen Wever, J
Corrections
CHEMISTRY Crystal and molecular structure of N,N'-diethyl- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . P. Gani
I)NA and gene therapy: transfer of mouse DNA - virions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
A by frog virus 3 (virus-associated enzymes/DNA virus/ ........... Peter Palese and Gebhard Koch 698-701 i) carboxypeptidases (penicillin/bacterial cell-wall synthe-
........... J. J. Pollock, J. M. Ghuysen, . Nieto, M. Leyh-Bouille, J. M. Frere, and K. Johnson 662-666
wave phenomenon observed in skeletal muscle develop- ?aine/theophyllin/aminophyllin) ........... lames D. Griffin, Joel K. Weltman, and K. M. Chapman 613-616 is between individual nerve cells in the central nervous rons/sensory cell) . .J. K. S. Jansen and J. G. Nicholls 636-639 Itures of embryonic Drosophila cells (neurons/myocytes/
Teplitz, In6s Gerson, Kazuo Ikeda, and J. James Donady 566-570 ts obliquidens (ganglion cells/Pacific white-sided dolphin). rames G. McCormick, Jerry Palin, and Sam H. Ridgway 657-661
V,N'-diphenylurea ................ s, G. Avitabile, E. Benedetti, C. Pedone, and M. Goodman 772
IA polymerase by amino acids in Ehrlich ascites tumor ....... M. T. Franze-Fernandez and A. 0. Pogo 772 ,o human and mouse embryonic cells by polyoma pseudo- . . . . . .Pr a d m a n K . Q a s b a a n d H . V a s k e n A p o s h i a n 7 7 2
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Role of calcium and adenosine-3': 5'-cyclic monopl brane permeability/adenylate cyclase/blowfly/pro ................. .William
DNA and gene therapy: transfer of mouse DNA t virions (Correction) ............
Ribosomes cannot interact simultaneously with el aminoacyl-tRNA binding/fusidic acid/GTP) .
Lac repressor binding to synthetic DNAs of def competition experiments/equilibrium dissociation
Replication of mitochondrial DNA. Circular re] copy/separated strands/duplex synthesis/displacl .................. Donald
Identification of the proteins associated with subl ribosomal particles from Escherichia coli (three-
Circular polarization of fluorescence of probes b ment upon electronic excitation (circularly pola
New small polypeptides associated with DNA-de tion with bacteriophage T4 (polyacrylamide gel
Nature of oxygen inhibition of nitrogenase from hibition) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
BOTANY Ethylene: a natural regulator of sex expression 4 perfect flowers/muskmelon) . . . R. E. Byers,
CELL BIOLOGY Bioluminescence: mechanism and mode of contr ferin/luciferase/control mechanisms) .
Increased uptake of amino acids and 2-deoxy-i mouse/hamster/S V40/polyoma) .......
Characterization of messenger ribonucleoproteir polysomes/molecular weight/density gradient cen
Inhibition of DNA synthesis in animal cells by (chick embryo cells/Ca ++/Rous sarcoma virus / [
Quinacrine, a chromosome stain specific for d (double-stranded DNA /heterochromatin/proftavi'
Neuronal dynamics and axonal flow, V. The sem chanical model/electron microscopy/neuroplasm)
Restriction of the mobility of lymphocyte immun tors/lectin/NaNs/cell membranes/fluorescence m
GENETICS A mutant of Escherichia coli that requires high sites/dethiobiotin) .......... Allan I
Expression of differentiated functions in hepaton in rat hepatoma-mouse fibroblast hybrids (imi
IMMUNOLOGY Enhancement by interferon of the specific cytoto spleen/lymphoid leukemia/56Cr release) ....
In vitro stimulation of sensitized lymphocytes by nity/humoral immunity/blocking antibody/peril
........ ... ..... . . .Gary A factor that can be used to regulate an in vitro
spleen cells/plaque-forming cells) .
MEDICAL Allergic encephalomyelitis in monkeys induced SCIENCES fragments/histopathology/encephalitogenic deterl
ophages fd, fl, and 4X174 (oligothymidylate sequences/ es) ....... . ...... .. ... Ling 742-746 lated sites on ribosomes (aminoacyl-tRNA binding/GTP 7P) ............ David Lee Miller 752-755 dcle/x-ray analysis/amino-acid sequence/troponin) . . . H. Kretsinger, Carole J. Coffee, and Ralph A. Bradshaw 581-584 (membrane/nuclear resonance/infrared) ....... ......... Raymond F. Novak and J. T. Swift 640-642
om Escherichia coli (peptide bond synthesis/transpeptida- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Si d n e y P e s t k a 6 2 4 - 6 2 8 iosphate in controlling fly salivary gland secretion (mem- tein kinases) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . T. Prince, Michael J. Berridge, and Howard Rasmussen 553-557 ) human and mouse embryonic cells by polyoma pseudo- . .. .. Pradman K. Qasba and H. Vasken Aposhian 772
)ngation factors EF Tu and EF G (E. coli/translocation/ . ...... Nathan Richman and James W. Bodley 686-689
ned nucleotide sequence (nearest-neighbor analysis/rate constants). . . . A. D. Riggs, S. Lin, and R. D. Wells 761-764 dicative intermediates in mouse L cells (electron micros- ment synthesis) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. L. Robberson, Harumi Kasamatsu, and Jerome Vinograd 737-741 )articles produced by mild ribonuclease digestion of 30S dimensional structure/insoluble RNase) ........ . . . Peter Schendel, Peter Maeba, and Gary R. Craven 544-548
)und to chymotrypsin. Change in asymmetric environ- rized luminescence/proteins/fluorescent probes) ..... . .. . . Joseph Schlessinger and Izchak Z. Steinberg 769-772
pendent RNA polymerase of Escherichia coli after infec- electrophoresis/maturation-defective mutants/gene 55).. .................. Audrey Stevens 603-607
Azotobacter vinelandii (kinetics/oxygen/uncompetitive in- .......... Peter P. Wong and R. H. Burris 672-675
)f Cucumis melo L. (cucumbers/gynoecious/monoecious/ L. R. Baker, H. M. Sell, R. C. Herner, and D. R. Dilley 717-720
A1 of scintillon activity (dinoflagellates/Gonyaulax/luci- ......... Margaret Fogel and J. W. Hastings 690-693
-glucose by virus-transformed cells in culture (lectins/ . . . . . . . . . . ..... . K. J. Isselbacher 585-589 and messenger RNA from KB cells (eukaryotic cells/
'rifugation) . . . . .. Ajit Kumar and Uno Lindberg 581-685 ethylene diamine tetraacetate, and its reversal by zinc ]i thymidine/density-dependent inhibition) . Harry Rubin 712-716 eoxyadenylate-deoxythymidylate-rich regions in DNA te/acridine orange/fluorescence) ........... ...... Bernard Weisblum and Pieter L. de Haseth 629-632
isolid state of the moving axonal column (nerve fiber/me- . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... Paul A. Weiss 620-623
oglobulin receptors by concanavalin A (lymphocyte recep- icroscopy) . . . . Ichiro Yahara and Gerald M. Edelman 608-612
concentrations of biotin (transport/repression/binding 'ampbell, Alice del Campillo-Campbell, and Robin Chang 676-680 ia cell hybrids: induction of mouse albumin production nunodiffusion) . . Jerry A. Peterson and Mary C. Weiss 571-575
xicity of sensitized lymphocytes (target tumor cells/mouse . . .Pernilla Lindahl, Patricia Leary, and Ion Gresser 721-725
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. . E. H. Eylar, S. Brostoff, J. Jackson, and H. Carter 617-619
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space vehicle: introduction and observational procedures I1 light/contre lumikre/OSO-6) ............. ach, Benjamin Carroll, Lawrence H. Aller, and Leroi Smith 694-697
Le through semipermeable membranes (dialysis/cellophane .......... Lyman C. Craig and Hao-Chia Chen 702-705
yl-N,N'-diphenylurea (Correction) ........ nis, G. Avitabile, E. Benedetti, C. Pedone, and M. Goodman 772 mapping organic and biological surfaces (photoionization/ anes) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0. H. Griffith, G. H. Lesch, G. F. Rempfer, G. B. Birrell,
, G. B. Lee, R. G. Stafford, P. C. Jost, and T. B. Marriott 561-565 Lr wavefunctions (molecular orbitals/wavefunctions for mole-
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recheskel Wolman, Nadav Friedmann, and Stanley L. Miller 765-768 erivatives and the corresponding sulfur analogs from di-t- onates and amino acids (blocking groups/peptide synthesis). D. Stanley Tarbell, Yutaka Yamamoto, and Barry M. Pope 730-732
n spaces of constant holomorphic curvature (Wirtinger's ........... Issac Chavel and Harry E. Rauch 633-635
in cells of a mouse mammary carcinoma (RNA-DNA hy- polysomes) . . . . R. Axel, J. Schlom, and S. Spiegelman 535-538
lplementary to the RNA genome of avian leukosis viruses e/avian myeloblastosis virus) . . . . . . .M. A. Baluda 576-580 , and its mechanism of action (30S and 50S ribosomal sub- )licins E,, E2, and K) .. . . . . . ... Thierry Boon 549-552 i retinal homogenates and of adenosine-3':5'-cyclic mono- ergic receptors/epinephrine/norepinephrine/protein kinase/
... .. Joan Heller Brown and Maynard H. Makman 539-543 acyl-tRNA binding to ribosomes (Millipore filter/EF Tu/
. Bartolom6 Cabrer, David Vazquez, and Juan Modolell 733-736 of model reactions that use artificial templates with those ors/elongation factors/fusidic acid/GDPCP/puromycin) .
..... . .Ronald G. Crystal and W. French Anderson 706-711 Late unable to bind to actin in the presence of ATP (muscle/ . . Evan Eisenberg, Louis Dobkin, and W. Wayne Kielley 667-671 ANA polymerase by amino acids in Ehrlich ascites tumor
........ M. 7'. Franze-Ferndndez and A. 0. Pogo 772 fibroblasts (lymphocytes/monoiodoinsulin/glucose oxidation) R. Gavin III, Jesse Roth, Phyllis Jen, and Pierre Freychet 747-751 .al structure and function (energy transduction/electric field orylation/active transport) ............. ........... David E. Green and Sungchul Ji 726-729
diolipin in Escherichia coli (phosphatidylglycerol/glycerol/ ...... .Carlos B. Hirschberg and Eugene P. Kennedy 648-651 ydrogenase (glycerol stabilization/pyridine nucleotide-linked
... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . J o s e p h J a r a b a k 5 3 3 - 5 3 4 synthetic precursor to parathyroid hormone (tryptic pep- noassay) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . r, Joel F. Habener, John T. Potts, Jr., and Alexander Rich 643-647 line vasopressin on suppression of memory by puromycin /ACTH/maze learning) ...............
. Saul Lande, Josefa B. Flexner, and Louis B. Flexner 558-560
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