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Volume InformationSource: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B, Biological Sciences, Vol. 211, No.1185 (Mar. 27, 1981), pp. 537-ivPublished by: The Royal SocietyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/35551 .
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Arridge, R. G. C. & Keller, A. On mechanical models for tendon: addendum and corrigendum, 391.
Baldwin, B. A. & Start, I. B. Sensory reinforcement and illumination preference in sheep and calves, 513.
Bard, J. See Woodruff et al. Blake, C. C. F. Review Lecture. Prealbumin and the thyroid hormone nuclear receptor, 413. Bregestovski, P. D., Miledi, R. & Parker, I. Blocking of frog endplate channels by the organic
calcium antagonist D600, 15. Burr, D. C. Temporal summation of moving images by the human visual system, 321.
Clarke, B. See Murray & Clarke. Colquhoun, D. & Hawkes, A. G. On the stochastic properties of single ion channels, 205. Colquhoun, D. & Sheridan, R. E. The modes of action of gallamine, 181. Cooper, E. See Scott, Cooper & Diamond. Cox, A. B. See Nagasawa et al. Crawford, E. C. See Schmidt-Nielsen, Crawford & Hammel. Crawford, R. M. See Round & Crawford. Cull-Candy, S. G. & Miledi, R. Junctional and extrajunctional membrane channels activated
by GABA in locust muscle fibres, 527.
de Martinez, Clara Verde. See Whittembury et al. Diamond, J. See Macintyre & Diamond; also Scott, Cooper & Diamond; Scott, Macintyre &
Diamond. Dower, S. K. See Gilmour et al. Dwek, R. A. See Gilmour et al.
Edmonds, D. T. Membrane ion channels and ionic hydration energies, 51.
Forbes, Gabrielle. See Woodruff et al.
Gahwiler, B. H. Morphological differentiation of nerve cells in thin organotypic cultures derived from rat hippocampus and cerebellum, 287.
Gilmour, S., Randall, Sir John, Torbet, J., Dwek, R. A., Wain-Hobson, S., Dower, S. K. & van Schravendijk, M. R. Small-angle neutron scattering studies of the conformation of myeloma protein MOPC315 and its Fab fragment, and the interaction with a monovalent dinitrophenyl hapten, 433.
Hammel, H. T. See Schmidt-Nielsen, Crawford & Hammel. Hawkes, A. G. See Colquhoun & Hawkes.
Keller, A. See Arridge & Keller.
Lett, J. T. See Nagasawa et al. Linares, H. See Whittembury et al.
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Macintyre, Lynn. See Scott, Macintyre & Diamond. Macintyre, Lynn & Diamond, J. Domains and mechanosensory nerve fields in salamander
skin, 471. Marchiafava, P. L. & Wagner, H. G. Interactions leading to colour opponency in ganglion
cells of the turtle retina, 261. Marr, D. & Ullman, S. Directional selectivity and its use in early visual processing, 151. Miledi, R. See Bregestovski et al.; also Cull-Candy & Miledi. Miledi, R., Nakajima, S. & Parker, I. Endplate currents in sucrose solution, 135. Miledi, R. & Parker, I. Blocking of acetylcholine-induced channels by extracellular or
intracellular application of D600, 143. Milstein, C. The Wellcome Foundation Lecture, 1980. Monoclonal antibodies from hybrid
myelomas, 393. Murray, J. & Clarke, B. The genus Partula on Moorea: speciation in progress, 83.
Nagasawa, H., Cox, A. B. & Lett, J. T. The radiation responses of synchronous L5178Y S/S cells and their significance for radiobiological theory, 25.
Nakajima, S. See Miledi, Nakajima & Parker.
Parker, I. See Bregestovski et al.; also Miledi, Nakajima & Parker; Miledi & Parker. Paz-Aliaga, A. See Whittembury et al. Powell, Cynthia C. See Witkovsky & Powell.
Randall, Sir John. See Gilmour et al. Roberts, B. L. See Williamson & Roberts. Ross, Allyson. See Woodruff et al. Round, F. E. & Crawford, R. M. The lines of evolution of the Bacillariophyta. I. Origin, 237.
Schmidt-Nielsen, K., Crawford, E. C. & Hammel, H. T. Respiratory water loss in camels, 291. Schmidt-Nielsen, K., Schroter, R. C. & Shkolnik, A. Desaturation of exhaled air in camels,
305. Schravendijk, M. R. van. See Gilmour et al. Schroter, R. C. See Schmidt-Nielsen, Schroter & Shkolnik. Scott, Sheryl A., Cooper, E. & Diamond, J. Merkel cells as targets of the mechanosensory
nerves in salamander skin, 455. Scott, Sheryl A., Macintyre, Lynn & Diamond, J. Competitive reinnervation of salamander
skin by regenerating and intact mechanosensory nerves, 501. Sheridan, R. E. See Colquhoun & Sheridan. Shkolnik, A. See Schmidt-Nielsen, Schroter & Shkolnik. Start, I. B. See Baldwin & Start.
Todd, Lord. Address of the President at the Anniversary Meeting, 1 December 1980, 1. Torbet, J. See Gilmour et al.
Ullman, S. See Marr & Ullman.
Wagner, H. G. See Marchiafava & Wagner. Wain-Hobson, S. See Gilmour et al. Whittembuiry, G., de Martinez, Clara Verde, Linares, H. & Paz-Aliaga, A. Solvent drag of
large solutes indicates paracellular water flow in leaky epithelia, 63. Wilkens, L. A. Neurobiology of the scallop. I. Starfish-mediated escape behaviours, 341. Williamson, R. M. & Roberts, B. L. The timing of motoneuronal activity in the swimming
spinal dogfish, 119. Witkovsky, P. & Powell, Cynthia C. Synapse formation and modification between distal
retinal neurons in larval and juvenile Xenopus, 373. Woodruff, Sir Michael, Bard, J., Ross, Allyson & Forbes, Gabrielle. Cellular basis for the loss
of carcinogen from methyleholanthrene-impregnated Millipore membrane, 269.
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Subject index Acetylcholine, 205. Acetylcholine receptor antagonism by D600, 15. Address of the President at the Anniversary Meeting, 1 December 1980, 1.
Camel, exhaled air humidity, 305. Camel, oxygen consumption, 291. Camel, respiratory water loss, 291, 305. Central origin of swimming and release of catch-muscle tension in the scallop, 341. Colour discrimination by ganglion cells, 261. Cornpetion between nerves, 501.
D600 block of endplate channels, 15. Differentiation of cultured neurons, 287. Directional selectivity, 151. Dogfish spinal swimming, 119. Domains and mechanosensory nerve fields, 471.
Endplate channels blocked by D600, 143. Endplate currents in sucrose, 135. Epithelial paracellular water flow, 63. Evolution of the Bacillariophyta. I. Origin, 237.
Illumination preference in sheep and calves, 513. Intracellular D600 blocks endplate channels, 143. Jon channels, 205. Ion channels in membranes, 51.
Lines of evolution of the Bacillariophyta. I. Origin, 237. Locust muscle inhibitory channels, 527.
Macrophages, role of in metabolism of methylcholanthrene, 269. Mechanical models for tendons, 391. Membrane ion channels and ionic hydration energies, 51. Merkel cells as targets for nerves, 455. Millipore, methylcholanthrene-impregnated, for study of carcinogenesis, 269. Monoclonal antibodies from hybrid myelomas, 393. Motion perception, 151. Motoneuronal activity in the swimming spinal dogfish, 119. Myeloma protein (MOPC315), neutron scattering of, 433.
Nerve sprouting confined to domains, 471. Nerves recognize Merkel cells, 455. Neuromuscular block, 181. Neutron scattering of protein MOPC315, 433.
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540 Subject index Operant conditioning in sheep and calves, 513. Organotypic cultures of rat hippocampus and cerebellum, 287.
Paracellular epithelial water permeability, 63. Partula on Moorea, speciation in progress, 83. Potassium conductance of endplate channels, 135. Prealbumin, 413.
Radiobiological theory, significance of L5178Y S/S cells for, 25. Retina, 373.
Scallop escape responses: neural basis of starfish-mediated behaviour, 341. Sensory reinnervation of denervated targets, 501. Speciation in progress, the genus Partula on Moorea, 83. Synaptogenesis, 373. Synchronous leukaemic cells, radiosensitivities of, significance for radiobiological theory, 25.
Temporal summation of moving images by the human visual system, 321. Thyroid hormone receptor, 413.
END OF THE TWO HUNDRED AND ELEVENTH VOLUME (SERIES B)
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Address of the President, Lord Todd, O.M., at the Anniversary Meeting, 1 December 1980. By Lord Todd page 1
Blocking of frog endplate channels by the organic calcium antagonist D600. By P. D. Bregestovski, R. Miledi, F.R.S., and I. Parker 15
The radiation responses of synchronous L5178Y S/S cells and their significance for radiobiological theory. By H. Nagasawa, A. B. Cox and J. T. Lett 25
Membrane ion channels and ionic hydration energies. By D. T. Edmonds 51 Solvent drag of large solutes indicates paracellular water flow in leaky epithelia.
By G. Whittembury, Clara Verde de Martlnez, H. Linares and A. Paz-Aliaga 63
The genus Partula on Moorea: speciation in progress. By J. Murray and B. Clarke 83
The timing of motoneuronal activity in the swimming spinal dogfish. By R. M. Williamson and B. L. Roberts 119
Endplate currents in sucrose solution. By R. Miledi, F.R.S., S. Nakajima and I. Parker 135
Blocking of acetylcholine-induced channels by extracellular or intracellular application of D600. By R. Miledi, F.R.S., and I. Parker 143
NUMBER 1183 6 March 1981 Directional selectivity and its use in early visual processing.
By D. Marr and S. Ullman. [Plate 1] 151 The modes of action of gallamine. By D. Colquhoun and R. E. Sheridan 181 On the stochastic properties of single ion channels.
By D. Colquhoun and A. G. Hawkes 205 The lines of evolution of the Bacillariophyta. I. Origin.
By F. E. Round and R. M. Crawford. [Plates 1-10] 237 Interacticns leading to colour opponency in ganglion cells of the turtle retina.
By P. L. Marchiafava and H. G. Wagner 261
NUMBER 1184 11 March 1981 Cellular basis for the loss of carcinogen from methylcholanthrene-impregnated
Millipore membrane. By Sir Michael Woodruff, F.R.S., J. Bard, Allyson Ross and Gabrielle Forbes. [Plates 1-4] 269
Morphological differentiation of nerve cells in thin organotypic cultures derived from rat hippocampus and cerebellum. By B. H. Gahwiler 287
Respiratory water loss in camels. By K. Schmidt-Nielsen, E. C. Crawford and H. T. Hammel 291
Desaturation of exhaled air in camels. By K. Schmidt-Nielsen, R. C. Schroter and A. Shkolnik 305
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Temporal summation of moving images by the human visual system. By D. C. Burr 321
Neurobiology of the scallop. I. Starfish-mediated escape behaviours. By L. A. Wilkens 341
Synapse formation and modification between distal retinal neurons in larval and juvenile Xenopus. By P. Witkovsky and Cynthia C. Powell. [Plates 1-4] 373
On mechanical models for tendon: addendum and corrigendum. By R. G. C. Arridge and A. Keller, F.R.S. 391
NUMBER 1185 27 March 1981 THE WELLCOME FOUNDATION LECTURE, 1980. Monoclonal antibodies from hybrid
myelomas. By C. Milstein, F.R.S. 393 Review Lecture. Prealbumin and the thyroid hormone nuclear receptor.
By C. C. F. Blake 413
Small-angle neutron scattering studies of the conformation of myeloma protein MOPC315 and its Fab fragment, and the interaction with a monovalent dinitrophenyl hapten. By S. Gilmour, Sir John Randall, F.R.S., J. Torbet, R. A. Dwek, S. Wain-Hobson, S. K. Dower and M. R. van Schravendijk 433
Merkel cells as targets of the mechanosensory nerves in salamander skin. By Sheryl A. Scott, E. Cooper and J. Diamond. [Plates 1 and 2] 455
Domains and mechanosensory nerve fields in salamander skin. By Lynn Macintyre and J. Diamond 471
Competitive reinnervation of salamander skin by regenerating and intact mechanosensory nerves. By Sheryl A. Scott, Lynn Macintyre and J. Diamond 501
Sensory reinforcement and illumination preference in sheep and calves. By B. A. Baldwin and I. B1. Start 513
Junctional and extrajunctional membrane channels activated by GABA in locust muscle fibres. By S. G. Cull-Candy and R. Miledi, F.R.S. 527
Indexes 537
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