Back Matter Source: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America, Vol. 69, No. 9 (Sep., 1972), pp. 2751-2756 Published by: National Academy of Sciences Stable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/61860 . Accessed: 07/05/2014 14:46 Your use of the JSTOR archive indicates your acceptance of the Terms & Conditions of Use, available at . http://www.jstor.org/page/info/about/policies/terms.jsp . JSTOR is a not-for-profit service that helps scholars, researchers, and students discover, use, and build upon a wide range of content in a trusted digital archive. We use information technology and tools to increase productivity and facilitate new forms of scholarship. For more information about JSTOR, please contact [email protected]. . National Academy of Sciences is collaborating with JSTOR to digitize, preserve and extend access to Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America. http://www.jstor.org This content downloaded from 169.229.32.136 on Wed, 7 May 2014 14:46:13 PM All use subject to JSTOR Terms and Conditions
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Back MatterSource: Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America,Vol. 69, No. 9 (Sep., 1972), pp. 2751-2756Published by: National Academy of SciencesStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/61860 .
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Specifications and Criteria for Biochemical Compounds
prepared by the Committee on Specifications and Criteria for Biochemical Comipounds of the NRC Division of Chemistry and Chemical Technology Specifications and Criteria for Biochemical Compounds, Third Edition, contains the best information available to date for each class of compounds described, including amino acids, carbohydrates, carotenoids, coenzymes, enzymes, lipids, nucleotides, and porphyrins. The 216-page volume not only provides revised and updated informrnation on the 392 biochemical compounds listed in earlier editions, but it also describes 129 compounds previously unlisted. A section on radioactive compounds appears for the first time in this edition, providing some general comments concerning the use of these materials in biochemical research. A comprehensive, cross- reference index lists both common names and systematic names for each compound described in the volume. If you are concerned with evaluating the quality of biochemical compounds used for research purposes, Specifications and Criteria for Biochemical Compounds, Third Edition, is an essential addition to your professional library. ISBN 0-309-01917-6; 1972, xxi + 216 pages, clothbound, $15.25
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Fluorides ISBN 0-309-01922-2; 1972, xi + 295 pages, paperbound, $6.50 Since the time of the first recorded volcanic eruptions, airborne fluorides in dusts and gases have been a suspected health risk. Today, their presence in the ambient air in various forms and concentrations poses potential hazards to plants, animals, and humans in many localities. A valuable new report, FLUORIDES evaluates the world literature on fluorides and distills the best scientific knowledge available on their biologic effects. Among the topics discussed are the environmental sources and forms of fluoride; its transfer in the environment and the physical, chemical, and biologic changes that occur; and its effects on vegetation, animal, and human health. Recommenda- tions for future research and guidelines for environmental exposure are provided to aid scientists, researchers, air pollution control officials, and others concerned with controlling emissions and determining acceptable levels of fluorides in the atmosphere.
Asbestos: The Need for and Feasibility of Air Pollution Controls ISBN 0-309-01927-3; 1971, vii + 40 pages, paperbound, $1.75 This monograph presents a brief summary of the problems associated with airborne asbestos. It discusses the evidence regarding the pathogenicity of asbestos in man and animals, considers the evidence of human nonoccupational exposure to asbestos, evaluates the evidence regarding health risks associated with various degrees and types of exposure, identifies sources of environmental con- tamination by asbestos, and indicates high-priority areas where research is needed to answer pressing questions about the effects of asbestos on health. Conclusions and recommendations presented in the report discuss the need for emission controls to prevent additional contamination of the environment.
Lead: Airborne Lead in Perspective ISBN 0-309-01941-9; 1972, xii + 330 pages, paperbound, $6.50 Information presented in this comprehensive review will be of great interest to those concerned with the sources, magnitude, and distribution of airborne lead in the ecosystem and with its effects on human health and welfare, on plants, and on domestic and wild
animals. It also presents useful information for clinicians and laboratory workers, describing sampling and analytic methods for lead, recommending procedures for the collection and storage of biologic samples, and summarizing toxicologic data on experimental lead poisoning. For those concerned with controlling emissions and determining acceptable levels of lead in the atmosphere, the report presents recommendations for additional research, calls for extensive monitoring of lead in food, water, and other beverages and suggests ways to institute more meaningful atmospheric monitoring.
Particulate Polycyclic Organic Matter ISIBN 0-309-02027-1; 1972, xiv + 368 pages, paperbound, $7.75 This report attempts to interpret, evaluate, and reconcile the immense amount of information available on polycyclic organic matter, especially that concerning its carcinogenic effects. The in-depth review of the effects of polycyclic organic matter presented in the report places a heavy emphasis on a working hypothesis that a difference exists between urban and rural rates of lung cancer, possibly stemming from community air pollution and possibly attributable to polycyclic hydrocarbons known to be carcinogenic. In an attempt to fully evaluate the hazards imposed on man by polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons in the air, especially as they effect lung cancer, Particulate Polycyclic Organic Matter identifies certain of the various sources of pollution and the types of substances they emit, evaluates the physical and chemical reactivity of these substances in the atmosphere, and describes the existing methods for collecting, separating, detecting, and quantitating polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons. Over 850 references are cited in this valuable report to guide readers to additional literature sources and to support recom- mendations for additional research.
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Alberts, B. 2717 Allard, R. W. 2474 Aloni, Y. 2404 Anderson, W. N., J. 2530 Arimura, A. 2677 Averill, B. A. 2437 Avrameas, S. 2469 Awad, W. M., Jr. 2561 Axelrod, J. 2547 Bakay, B. 2523 Ballard, P. L. 2668 Ballard, R. A. 2668 Barchas, J. D. 2448 Barry, J. 2717 Becker, J. W. 2580 Beevers, H. 2429 Behnke, W. D. 2442 Berry, K. W. 2391 Bertsch, L. L. 2691 Blair, D. G. 2518 Blumberg, S. 2400 Boorman, S. A. 2711 Borgeat, P. 2677 Bradbury, S. L. 2373 Brock, T. D. 2426 Brown, C. E. 2585 Brown, R. D. III 2422 Brutlag, D. 2691 Buchanan, J. M. 2513 Biinning, E. 2732 Burroughs, M. A. 2589 Burtin, P. 2492 Carroll, R. B. 2741 Catt, K. J. 2414 Chargaff, E. 2609 Chavancy, G. 2677 Chavanel, G. 2492 Chew, N. J. 2551 Chou, C-H. J. 2645 Ciaranello, R. D. 2448 Clegg, M. T. 2474 Clewell, D. B. 2518 Cloud, P. 2500 Comstock, J. P. 2377 Cone, R. E. 2556 Cook, J. S. 2627 Cooper, S. 2706 Cosenza, H. 2701 Cuatrecasas, P. 2604 Cunningham, B. A. 2580 Daniels, M. 2488 Darnell, J. E. 2537 Deguchi, T. 2547 Derge, J. G. 2589 Diener, E. 2364 dos Remedios, C. G. 2542 Dressler, D. 2682 Dudai, Y. 2400 Dufau, M. L. 2414 Duffin, R. J. 2530 DuPont, A. 2677 Edelman, G. M. 2580 Edidin, M. 2456 Epstein, L. B. 2632 Eyre, D. R. 2594 Eyring, H. 2417 Fehlner, J. R. 2420 Fraser, K. J. 2495 Frenkel, N. 2654 Gans, C. 2714 Garon, C. F. 2391 Geider, K. 2691 Gerwin, B. I. 2599 Givol, D. 2659 Glaser, L. 2386 Glickson, J. D. 2566 Glimcher, M. J. 2594 Goldberg, A. L. 2640 Goldthwait, D. A. 2741
Granick, J. L. 2381 Granick, S. 2381 Haber, E. 2495 Hampar, B. 2589 Hartman, B. K. 2722 Helinski, D. R. 2518 Herskovitz, T. 2437 Hochman, J. 2659 Hoffman, B. M. 2396 Hofschneider, P. H. 2570 Holm, R. H. 2437 Hong, K. 2617 Hubbell, W. L. 2617 Hutchinson, R. E. J. 2420 Ibers, J. A. 2437 Inbar, D. 2659 Isenberg, I. 2687 Jakoby, W. B. 2373 Jelinek, W. 2537 Johnston, H. 2369 Joklik, W. K. 2649 Kagawa, T. 2429 Kahler, A. L. 2474 Kappas,. A. 2381 Karkas, J. D. 2609 Katz, J. J. 2585 Kegeles, G. 2577 Kerwar, S. S. 2727 Kessler, S. 2448 Koenig, S. H. 2422 K6hler, H. 2701 Kohn, L. D. 2727 Koprowski, H. 2433 Kornberg, A. 2691 Koshland, D. E., Jr. 2509 Krug, F. 2604 Krug, U. 2604 Kulkarni, R. S. 2675 Labrie, F. 2677 Lane, D. 2410 Lapiere, C. M. 2727 Laudal, O. A. 2614 LeDoux, M. 2745 Levere, R. D. 2381 Levinson, N. 2528 Levitt, P. R. 2711 Licari, G. R. 2500 Lie, S. 0. 2361 Lin, S-Y. 2574 Lodish, H. F. 2649 Lorand, L. 2645 Lord, J. M. 2429 McCroskey, R. P. 2451 McDowell, M. J. 2649 McKusick, V. A. 2361 Macieira-Coelho, A. 2469 Macnab, R. M. 2509 Marchalonis, J. 2556 Marchant, L. 2396 Martos, L. M. 2589 Mauck, J. 2386 Mazelis, A. 2745 Means, A. R. 2377 Meister, A. 2505 Merigan, T. C. 2632 Milner, Y. 2463 Milstien, J. B. 2599 Mocarelli, P. 2433 Montroll, E. W. 2532 Morales, M. F. 2542 Moser, I. 2732 Mozes, E. 2696 Miinck, E. 2396 Natale, P. J. 2513 Neet, K. E. 2741 Neufeld, E. F. 2361 Neville, W. M. 2417 Nyhan, W. L. 2523
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Ochoa, M. S. 2561 Ochoa, S. 2451 Olsen, W. L. 2570 O'Malley, B. W. 2377 Orlando, J. 2505
Paetkau, V. H. 2364 Pekeris, C. L. 2460 Phillips, W. D. 2437 Pittendrigh, C. S. 2734 Poulsen, K. 2495
Reeke, G. N., Jr. 2580 Riggs, A. D. 2574 Roizman, B. 2654 Rose, J. A. 2391 Rosenfeld, G. C. 2377 Rudner, R. 2745
Sachs, L. 2479 Sager, R. 2410 Samuelson, P. 2673 Sassa, S. 2381 Saunders, D. S. 2738 Schally, A. V. 2677 Schekman, R. 2691 Schenck, J. R. 2420 Schlichte, H1. J. 2446 Schmidt-Koenig, K. 2446 Sela, M. 2696 Shallenberger, M. K. 2663 Sharma, S. C. 2637 Sharrock, M. 2396 Shearer, G. M. 2696 Shemin, D. 2585 Sherman, M. I. 2551 Sherratt, D. J. 2518 Shinitzky, M. 2400 Shire, J. G. M. 2448 Shoham, J. 2479 Silman, I. 2400 Simoni, R. D. 2663 Simpson, I. 2645 Sobell, H. M. 2483 Spiro, T. G. 2622 Sprent, J. 2556 Staudenbauer, W. L. 2570 Stavrianopoulos, J. G. 2609 Stevens, D. A. 2632 Strekas, T. C. 2622
Tagamets, M. A. 2589 Tansey, M. R. 2426 Tarbell, D. S. 2420 Tate, S. S. 2505 Toomey, T. P. 2561 Trapp, G. E. 2530 Tsuruhara, T. 2414
Udenfriend, S. 2722 Urry, D. W. 2566
Vallee, B. L. 2442 Vaughan, G. L. 2627 Villa-Komaroff, L. 2649 von Kleist, S. 2492
Walter, R. 2566 Wang, J. L. 2580 Waxdal, M. J. 2580 Weiher, J. F. 2437 Weiss, A. 2456 Weissbach, H. 2727 Westergaard, 0. 2691 Wever, E. G. 2714 Wickett, R. 2687 Wickner, W. 2691 Wiktor, T. J. 2433 Wolfson, J. 2682 Wood, H. G. 2463
Yount, R. G. 2542
Zasloff, M. 2451 Zide, I). 2722
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MEDICAL Assays for porphyrins, a-aminolevulinic acid dehydratase, and porphyrinogen synthetase in microliter SCIENCES samples of whole blood: applications to metabolic defects involving the heme pathway (lead poisoning/
iron deficiency/uroporphyrin/coproporphyrin/protoporphyrin) ................. ............... S. Granick, S. Sassa, J. L. Granick, R. D. Levere, and A. Kappas 2381-2385
Simulation of genetic mucopolysaccharidoses in normal human fibroblasts by alteration of pH of the medium (cell culture/contact inhibition/lysosomes/metachromasia/storage disease) ..... .................. Sverre 0. Lie, Victor A. McKusick, and Elizabeth F. Neufeld 2361-2363
MICROBIOLOGY Relationship of Flac replication and chromosome replication (DNA/Escherichia coli/plasmid/division cycle) . ................................ Stephen Cooper 2706-2710
Sequence of spontaneous Epstein-Barr virus activation and selective DNA synthesis in activated cells in the presence of hydroxyurea (5-bromodeoxyuridine/early antigen/viral antigen/thymidine kinase) .
Berge Hampar, Jeffrey G. Derge, Lidia M. Martos, Malle A. Tagamets, and Mary Alice Burroughs 2589-2593 The gradient-sensing mechanism in bacterial chenmotaxis (temporal gradient apparatus/stopped-flow/S.
typhimurium/motility tracks/memory) ......... Robert M. Macnab and D. E. Koshland, Jr. 2509-2512
PHYSIOLOGY Control of circadian change of serotonin N-acetyltransferase activity in the pineal organ by the ,-adren- ergic receptor (diurnal/neural regulation/norepinephrine) . .. . Takeo Deguchi and Julius Axelrod 2547-2550
Individual states in the cycle of muscle contraction (psoas/rabbit/A TP analogs/myosin) .... ............... Cristobal G. dos Remedios, Ralph G. Yount, and Manuel F. Morales 2542-2546
ZOOLOGY Group selection on the boundary of a stable population (extinction/carrying capacity/diffusion equa- tions/polymorphism/altruism) . ..... . .. . Scott A. Boorman and Paul R. Levitt 2711-2713
Circadian surfaces and the diversity of possible roles of circadian organization in photoperiodic induction (theoretical/biological clock/oscillator/resonance effects) ............ Colin S. Pittendrigh 2734-2737
Circadian control of larval growth rate in Sarcophaga argyrostoma (flesh fly/light-dark cycle/photoperiod) . .D.................... ................ .. S. Saunders 2738-2740
Homing in pigeons with impaired vision (contact lens/frosted/guidance/navigation) .... ... ...... .. . .. . ........... . .. .. ..K. Schmidt-Koenig and H. J. Schlichte 2446-2447
Redistribution of visual projections in altered optic tecta of adult goldfish (retinotectal connections/ neuronal specificity) ....... ....... ................ S. C. Sharma 2637-2639
Detection of maternal esterase in mouse embryonic tissues (trophoblast/yolk sac/placental barrier) . . ............................ Michael I. Sherman and Nancy J. Chew 2551-2555
The ear and hearing in Bipes biporus (Amphisbaenia/Reptilia/sound conduction/cochlear potentials) . . ..................................... .Ernest Glen Wever and Carl Gans 2714-2716
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Decarboxylation of 3,4-dihydroxyphenylalanine (DOPA) by erythrocytes: a reaction promoted by methemoglobin and other ferriheme proteins (human/dopamine/Parkinson's disease/hemoglobin/ myoglobin) . .... ... . .. ... . Suresh S. Tate, Joseph Orlando, and Alton Meister 2505-2508
The interaction of histone IV with nucleoside triphosphates (ATP, GTP, CTP, and TTP/conforma- tional change/fluorescence polarization/nucleotide-protein interaction/circular dichroism ) .. ... . ..R . .... ... ...... .... . ... ..... . Wickett and I. Isenberg 2687-2690
Regions of single-stranded DNA in the growing points of replicating bacteriophage T7 chromosomes (DNA replication/E. colil/electron microscopy) .... .. .. John Wolfson and David Dressler 2682-2686
BOTANY Influence of valinomycin on circadian leaf movements of Phaseolus (membrane/permeability/circadian rhythms) B . .. ..... . . .... ...... ... . . Bnning and I. Moser 2732-2733
The upper temperature limit for eukaryotic organisms (fungi/thermophiles/membranes/thermostability) . .......................... Michael R. Tansey and Thomas D. Brock 2426-2428
CELL BIOLOGY Extensive symmetrical transcription of simian virus 40 DNA in virus-yielding cells (SV40/monkey cells/ actinomycin D/RNase/hybridization) ...................... .Yosef Aloni 2404-2409
Biological activity of human chorionic gonadotropin released from testis binding-sites ('251-gonadotropin/ receptors/membrane/cyclic AMP/steroidogenesis) . ... . M. L. Dufau, K. J. Catt, and T. Tsuruhara 2414--2416
Antigen cap formation in cultured fibroblasts: a reflection of membrane fluidity and of cell motility (histocompatibility-2/colcemid/fluorescent antibody) .. .. . Michael Edidin and Arthur Weiss 2456-2459
The use of dopamine j-hydroxylase as a marker for the central noradrenergic nervous system in rat brain (immunofluorescence/microcirculation/norepinephrine ) ......... ..................... Boyd K. Hartman, Doris Zide, and Sidney Udenfriend 2722-2726
Double-stranded regions in heterogeneous nuclear RNA from HeLa cells (messenger RNVA/intramolecular base pairing/RNase resistance) .............. Warren Jelinek and James E. Darnell 2537-2541
Intracellular distribution of enzymes of the cytidine diphosphate choline pathway in castor bean endo- sperm (lecithin/membranes/glyoxysomes/mitochondria/endoplasmic reticulum) ..... .J.......... ........ ....... J. M. Lord, T. Kagawa, and Harry Beevers 2429-2432
Modulation of cell behavior in vitro by the substratum in fibroblastic and leukemic mouse cell lines (cell membrane/protein polymers/contact inhibition) .. .. Alvaro Macieira-Coelho and Stratis Avrameas 2469-2473
Differences in the binding of fluorescent concanavalin A to the surface membrane of normal and trans- formed cells (lectins/hamster/mouse 3T3 cells/agglutination/mitosis) ........
Jacob Shoham and Leo Sachs 2479-2482 Regeneration of cation-transport capacity in HeLa cell membranes after specific blockade by ouabain
(ion transport/repair/cardiac glycoside/plasma membrane) . . . Gerald L. Vaughan and John S. Cook 2627-2631 GENETICS Is the gene the unit of selection? Evidence from two experimental plant populations (barley/enzyme
polymorphisms/gametic phase disequilibrium/linkage disequilibrium/natural selection/coadaptation) . . ....................... .. T. M. Clegg, R. W. Allard, and A. L. Kahler 2474-2478
Genetic variation in activity of enzymes involved in synthesis of catecholamines (mice/phenylethanol- amine N-methyltransferase/tyrosine hydroxylase) ....... . . .. ... . .... . . ... ... S. Kessler, R. D. Ciaranello, J. G. M. Shire, and J. D. Barchas 2448-2450
Molecular basis of maternal inheritance (cytoplasmic genes/chloroplast DNA/cesium chloride density gradients/l"N density label/Chlamydomonas) ............ Ruth Sager and Dorothy Lane 2410-2413
Molecular mechanism for genetic recombination (protein-nucleic acid/symmetry/protein binding/polar- ity/gene conversion) ................. . .... . . .. Henry M. Sobell 2483-2487,
IMMUNOLOGY Antigen-binding specificity of isolated cell-surface immunoglobulin from thymus cells activated to histo- compatibility antigens (mouse T cells/125I/precipitation) .......... ................... . Robert E. Cone, Jon Sprent, and John J. Marchalonis 2556-2560
Specific suppression of the antibody response by antibodies to receptors (plasmacytomas/phosphoryl- choline/anti-idiotypic antiserum/homeostasis) ......... Humberto Cosenza and Heinz Kohler 2701-2705
Antigen recognition: early surface-receptor phenomena induced by binding of a tritium-labeled antigen (mouse/lymphoid cells/flagellin/autoradiography/caps) ....... E. Diener and V. H. Paetkau 2364-2368
Selective increase in lymphocyte interferon response to vaccinia antigen after revaccination (macrophage- lymphocyte interaction/mediator of cellular immunity) .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . Lois B. Epstein, David A. Stevens, and Thomas C. Merigan 2632-2636
Localization of antibody-combining sites within the variable portions of heavy and light chains (Fab- fragment/pepsin/mouse myeloma/anti-Dnp/IgA) . . . Dan Inbar, Jacob Hochman, and David Givol 2659-2662
Antibody response in vitro to an animal virus: production of rabies virus neutralizing antibodies by mouse cells in culture (spleen cells/rhabdovirus/macrophages/erythrocytes) ... ...... ....... ...... .......... . H. Koprowski, P. Mocarelli, and T. J. Wiktor 2433-2436
An active derivative of rabbit antibody light chain composed of the constant and the variable domains held together only by a native disulfide bond (amino-acid sequence/antibody activity/limited peptide cleavage/antibody combining site) ........ Knud Poulsen, Kevin J. Fraser, and Edgar Haber 2495-2499
Thymus-independence of slowly metabolized immunogens (synthetic antigens/multichain poly(proline)/ repeating antigenic determinants/optical configuration) ........... ........................ Michael Sela, Edna Mozes, and G. M. Shearer 2696-2700
Identification of an antigen from normal human tissue that crossreacts with the carcinoembryonic antigen (glycoprotein /colon/tissue extracts/immunodiffusion) ...... . . ........ ........ . . S. von Kleist, G. Chavanel, and P. Burtin 2492-2494
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The covalent and three-dimensional structure of concanavalin A (x-ray crystallography/sequence/2-~ resolution/binding sites/lectin) ............ . . . ..... Gerald Al. Edelman, Bruce A. Cunningham, George N. Reeke, Jr., Joseph W. Becker, Myron J. Waxdal, and John L. Wang 2580-2584
Reducible crosslinks in hydroxylysine-deficient collagens of a heritable disorder of connective tissue (skin/bone/cartilage/aminoacid analysis) . . ... . . David R. Eyre and Melvin J. Glimcher 2594-25)98
Ribonucleic acid synttesis in cells infected with herpes simplex virus: controls of transcription and of RNA abundance (hybridization/nucleases/mammalian cells) . . Niza Frenkel and Bernard Roizman 2654-2658
A unique form of terminal redundancy in adenovirus DNA molecules (circular molecules/self-annealing/ exonuclease/electron microscopy) . . ... Claude F. Garon, Karen W. Berry, and James A. Rose 2391-2395
An oligonucleotide affinity column for RNA-dependent DNA polymerase from RNA tumor viruses (cellular DNA polymerase/murine leukemia virus/RD-114 virus) ....... ............................ Brenda I. Gerwin and Julie B. Milslien 2599-2603
Method for correlation of proton magnetic resonance assignments in different solvents: conformational transition of oxytocin and lysine vasopressin from dimethylsulfoxide to water (speclral assignments/ neurohypophyseal hormones/solvent effecls/amide proton resonances/three-dimensional slructure) .. ................... .. J. D. Glickson, D. W. Urry, and Roderich Walter 2566-2569
Correlation between rates of degradation of bacterial proteins in vivo and their sensitivity to proteases (protein conformation/abnormal proteins/aminoacid analogs/mistranslation) . . . Alfred L. Goldberg 2640-2644
Z-average sedimentation coefficient in reversibly self-aggregating systems (ultracentrifuge/boundary/ theoretical/molecular weight/polymers) . . .. . . . . .. ... .. . . . .. G. Kegeles 2577-2579
In vitro synthesis of procollagen on polysomes (collagen/protein synthesis/mRNA /initiation factors) . . ... . . . . .. . S. S. Kerwar, Leonard D. Kohn, Charles M. Lapiere, and Herbert Weissbach 2727-2731
H2CO3 as substrate for carbonic anhydrase in the dehydration of HCO3- (metalloenzymes/enzyme mech- anism/C02 hydration) . . .. . . . . . ........ Seymour H. Koenig and Rodney D. Brown III 2422-2425
Emergence of insulin receptors on human lymphocytes during in vitro transformation (concanavalin A/cell growth and division/insulin receptors) . .. . Ulla Krug, Folker Krug, and Pedro Cuatrecasas 2604-2608
Lac operator analogues: bromodeoxyuridine substitution in the lac operator affects the rate of dissociation of the lac repressor (protein-DNA interaction/nitrocellulose membrane filters/gene regulation) .. ............................. Syr-yaung Lin and Arthur D. Riggs 2574-2576
Thiolester substrates for transamidating enzymes: studies on fibrinoligase (acyl group/transfer/hydrolysis/ transglutaminase/Factor XIII) . . . .. .... L. Lorand, C-H. J. Chou, and I.S impson 2645-2648
Polypeptide chain initiation and stepwise elongation with Artemia ribosomes and factors (Artemia salina/embryos/cysts/brine-shrimp eggs/poly(U) ....................... ........... . . . . ........ Ralph P. McCroskey, Michael Zasloff, and Severo Ochoa 2451-2455
Translation of reovirus messenger RNAs synthesized in vitro into reovirus polypeptides by several mam- malian cell-free extracts (mouse ascites tumor/rabbit reticulocyte/HeLa cells/L-cells/hamster ovary) . . ...... Maxson J. McDowell, Wolfgang K. Joklik, Lydia Villa-Komaroff, and Harvey F. Lodish 2649-2653
Study of an oxygenated heme complex in frozen solution by Mossbauer emission spectroscopy (oxygen binding/hemoglobin/Co(II)-protoporphyrin IX) ......... ........... Linda Marchant, Michael Sharrock, Brian M. Hoffman, and Eckard M?Znck 2396-2399
An acceptor-dependent polyglycerolphosphate polymerase (Bacillus subtilis/cell membrane/peptido- glycan) . . .... .. .. . .... . . .. . . . . John Mauck and Luis Glaser 2386-2390
Isolation of a pyrophosphoryl form of pyruvate, phosphate dikinase from propionibacteria (phosphoenol- pyruvate/A TP/enzyme) . .......... . ..... Yoram Milner and Harland G. Wood 2463-2468
DNA-directed synthesis in vitro of T4 phage-specific enzymes (deoxynucleotide kinase/oc-glucosyl trans- ferase/monovalent cations/initiation, completion, size of messenger RNA )............. ........................... Peter J. Natale and John M. Buchanan 2513-2517
Ilydrostatic pressure and ionic strength effects on the kinetics of lysozyme (volume change of activation/ enzyme conformation/electroslriction/absolute reaction rate theory) ........ ............................ Walter M. Neville and Henry Eyring 2417-2419
Replication of bacteriophage M13: specificity of the Escherichia coli dnaB function for replication of double-stranded M13 DNA (dnaB mutation/DNA synthesis/RF replication) ..... ............. William L. Olsen, Walter L. Staudenbauer, and Peter Hans Iofschneider 2570-2573
Distribution of pyrimidine oligonucleotides in strands L and H of Bacillus subtilis DNA (methylated albumin-Kieselguhr chromatography/isoslich analysis/oligo(dC, dl) clusters) ..... ....................... Rivka Rudner, lMary LeDoux, and A nne Mazelis 2745-2749
Initiation of DNA synthesis: synthesis of OX174 replicative form requires RNA synthesis resistant to rifampicin (dnaA gene product/dnaB gene product/lMi3 DNA /spermidine) ...... ............................ Randy Schekman, William Wickncr, Ole Westergaard, Douglas Brutlag, Klaus Geider, Leroy L. Bertsch, and Arthur Kornbcrg 2691-2695
Coupling of energy to active transport of aminlo acids in Escherichia coli (mutants/memnbrane vesicles/ Ca,Mg-A TPase/electron transport/D-lactate dehydrogenase) ..........
........................ Robert D. Simoni and Mary K. Shallenberger 2663-2667 Mechanism of DNA replication by highly purified I)DNA polymerase of chicken embryo (bacteriophage
fl/DNA-RNA hybrids/RNA polymerase) ............. ................ Jannis G. Stavrianopoulos, John D. Karkas, and Erwin Chargaff 2609-2613
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APPLIED MATHEMATICS
Tautomerism of uracil and thymine in aqueous solution: spectroscopic evidence (lactam/lactim/enol/ kelo/triplet states/fluorescence) . . . .. . .. . . .. . .. . .. .. .Malcolm Daniels
Strulcture of ristocetin A (antibiotics/unusual amino acids/NMR/mass spectra) ...... .............. J. R. Fehlner, R. E. J. Hutchinson, D. S. Tarbell, and J. R. Schenck
Structure and properties of a synthetic analogue of bacterial iron-sulfur proteins (Fe4 S4 core/PMR/iron- sulfur complexes/x-ray diffraction) ..............
T. Herskovitz, B. A. Averill, R. H. Holm, James A. Ibers, W. D. Phillips, and J. F. Weiher Preparation and properties of phospholipid bilayers containing rhodopsin (photoreceptor/membrane/spin
label/retinal rod outer segments) . . . . .......... Keelung Hong and Wayne L. Hubbell Newly recognized vital nitrogen cycle (nitrogen oxides/stratospheric photochemistry/ozone balance) . . .
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . H r l Harold Johnston Resonance Raman spectra of hemoglobin and cytochrome c: inverse polarization and vibronic scattering
(scattering tensor/porphyrin fluorescence) .... . . Thomas G. Spiro and Thomas C. Strekas
Prokaryotic algae associated with Australian proterozoic stromatolites (blue-green algae/carbonate rocks/ nannofossils/orientation of laminae) . . . ..... ..... . G. R. Licari and Preston Cloud
Parallel subtraction of matrices (Hermitian semidefinite) . ......... .................... . W. N. Anderson, Jr., R. J. Duffin, and G. E. Trapp
Conformally flat manifolds . .. . . .. . . . . . . . .. . . . . .. . . R. S. Kulkarni Cohomology of various completions of quasicoherent sheaves on affines .. .. .Olav Arnfinn Laudal 2-Theorenms for quotients of zeta-functions at combinations of points . . . . . . . Norman Levinson
Stationary spherical vortices in a perfect fluid (incompressibility/flow/trajectory/dynamo theory/stationar- ity conditions) ................... ............. C. L. Pekeris
Unification theorem for the two basic dualities of homothetic demand theory . . .Paul A. Samuelson
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Biological Sciences
BIOCHEMISTRY Self purification of two serine endopeptidases (Pronase/6 M guanidinium chloride/chymotrypsin/sub- tilisin) . .. . . . . .. .. . . ...... W. M. Awad, Jr., Maria S. Ochoa, and T. P. Toomey 2561-2565
Activation of variants of hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyl transferase by the normal enzyme (iso- enzymeses/esch-Nyhan syndrome/hyperuricemia/electrophoresis) . Bohdan Bakay and William L. Nyhan 2523-2527
Glucocorticoid receptors and the role of glucocorticoids in fetal lung development (fetal rabbit/fetal lamb/ dexamethasone/nuclear sites) . . . .. . .. . . . . .Philip L. Ballard and Roberta A. Ballard 2668-2672
In vitro complementation as an assay for new proteins required for bacteriophage T4 DNA replication: purification of the complex specified by T4 genes 44 and 62 (gene products/mutants/cell lysates) .. .............................. Jack Barry and Bruce Alberts 2717-2721
The spectrum of cobalt bovine procarboxypeptidase A, an index of catalytic function (circular dichroism/ catalytic site/binding site/zinc/magnetic circular dichroisl ) . . . W. David Behnke and Bert L. Vallee 2442-2445
Isolation of supercoiled colicinogenic factor TI, DNA sensitive to ribonuclease and alkali (chloram- phenicol/Escherichia coli/supercoiled DNA /rifampicin) .........
................ D. G. Blair, D. J. Sherratt, D. B. Clewell, and D. R. Helinski 2518-2522 Stimulation of adenosine 3': 5'-cyclic monophosphate accumulation in anterior pituitary gland in vitro by
synthetic luteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (adenylate cyclase/cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterase/ rat/follicle-stimulating hormone release/adenohypophysis) .......... Pierre Borgeat, Gerard Chavancy, Andre DuPont, Fernand Labrie, Akita Arinmura, and Andrew V. Schally 2677-2681
Glycerol as an enzyme-stabilizing agent: effects on aldehyde dehydrogenase (thiol groups/polyhydric alcohols/arsenite) . . . ... . ...... . Shelby L. Bradbury and William B. Jakoby 2373-2376
The biosynthesis of vitamin Bl2: a study by '3C magnetic resonance spectroscopy (corrin/cyanocobalamin/ porphyrins/porphobilinogen/8-aminolevulinic acid) .......... .................... Charles Eric Brown, Joseph J. Katz, and David Shemin 2585-2588
Self-association of gene-32 protein of bacteriophage T4 (stable dimer/sedimentation equilibrium centrifuga- tion/gel electrophoresis/replication fork model/recombination/E. coli) ....... .................. Robert B. Carroll, Kennelh E. Neet, and David A. Goldthwait 2741-2744
Estrogen-induced changes in translation, and specific messenger RNA levels dliring oviduct differentia- tion (ovalbumin/morphological changes/protein synthesis/ribosomes/chick ) . ...... .. John P. Conmstock, Gary C. Rosenfeld, Bert W. O'Malley, and Anthony R. Means 2377-2380.
Purification by affinity chromatography of the molecular forms of acetylcholinesterase present in fresh electric-organ tissue of electric eel (N-mnethylacridinium/protcin subunils/proteolysis/acrylanmide gel electrophoresis/sucrose gradients) ............... ............. Yadin Dudai, Israel Silman, IMeir Shinitzky, and Shmaryahu Blumberg 2400-2403
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