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Volume InformationSource: Proceedings: Biological Sciences, Vol. 248, No. 1321 (Apr. 22, 1992), pp. i-ivPublished by: The Royal SocietyStable URL: http://www.jstor.org/stable/49649 .
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No. 1321 22 April 1992 A broad-spectrum cytolytic toxin from Bacillus thuringiensis var. kyushuensis
By BARBARA H. KNOWLES, PHILIP J. WHITE, COLIN N. NICHOLLS and DAVID J. ELLAR I Cloning of Shlll (Shaw-like) cDNAs encoding a novel high-voltage-activating, TEA-sensitive, type-A K+
channel By ELEAZAR VEGA-SA:ENZ DE MIERA, HERMAN MORENO, DAVID FRUHLING, CLIFFORD KENTROS and
BERNARDO RUDY 9 Rod opsini cDNA sequence from the sand goby (Pomatoschistus minutus) compared with those of other
verterbrates By S. N. ARCHER, J. N. LYTHGOE and L. HALL 19
The neurons in layer I of cat visual cortex By JOHN C. ANDERSON, KEVAN A. C. MARTIN and CRISTOVAM W. PICANGO-DINIZ 27
A novel cholinergic receptor mediates inhibition of chick cochlear hair cells By P. A. FUCHS and B. W. MURROW 35
Costs to host defence and the persistence of parasitic cuckoos By KAREN MARCHETTI 41
On the existence of 'fast' axid 'slow' directionally sensitive motion detector neurons in insects By G. A. HORRIDGE and LJERKA MARCELJA 47
Pattern recognition in honeybees: local and global analysis By S. W. ZHANG, M. V. SRINIVASAN and G. A. HORRIDGE 55
The cytology of Lycopersicon somatic hybrids By G. D. GIDDINGS and H. REES 63
Intracellular symbionts and the evolution of uniparental cytoplasmic inheritance By RICHARD LAW and VIVIAN HUTSON 69
Purification of HlyX, a potential regulator of haemolysin synthesis, and properties of HlyX: FNR hybrids By JEFFREY GREEN, ANDREW D. SHARROCKS, JANET I. MACINNEs and JOHN R. GUEST 79
Replication origins and pause sites in sea urchin mitochondrial DNA By ANDREW G. MAYHOOK, ANNA-MARIA RINALDI and HOWARD T. JACOBS 85
No. 1322 22 May 1992 Potassium channels cloned from neuroblastoma cells display slowly inactivating outward currents in
Xenopus oocytes By Yuji ITO, SHIGERU YOKOYAMA and HARUHIRO HIGASHIDA 95
Genetic and developmental factors in the olfactory response of Drosophila melanogaster larvae to alcohols By MATTHEW COBB, SYLVIA BRUNEAU and JEAN-MARC JALLON 103
Genetic consequences of an artificial introduction of guppies (Poecilia reticulata) in N. Trinidad By P. W. SHAW, G. R. CARVALHO, B. H. SEGHERS and A. E. MAGURRAN 111
Behavioural consequences of an artificial introduction of guppies (Poecilia reticulata) in N. Trinidad: evidence for the evolution of anti-predator behaviour in the wild By A. E. MAGURRAN, B. H. SEGHERS, G. R. CARVALHO and P. W. SHAW 117
Juvenile photorefractoriness in starlings, Sturnus vulgaris, is not caused by long days after hatching By FIONA J. MCNAUGHTON, ALISTAIR DAWSON and ARTHUR R. GOLDSMITH 123
Cell-specific contact selects transmitter responses in an identified leech neuron By DAVID C. MERZ and PIERRE DRAPEAU 129
Intragenomic conflict as an evolutionary force BY LAURENCE D. HURST 1 35
The elasticity of spiders' webs is due to water-induced mobility at a molecular level BY KAREN M. BONTHRO)NE, FRITZ VOLLRATH, BRIAN K. HUNTER and JEREMY K. M. SANDERS 141
The contribution of atmosphcric water vapour to the formation and efficiency of a spider's capture web BY DONALD T. EDMONDS and FRITZ VOLLRATH 1 45
Photoresponses and light adaptation of pineal photoreceptors in the trout BY C. KUSMIC7 P. L. MNARCHIAFAVA and E. STRETTOI 1 49
Genomes of diploblastic organisms contain homeoboxes: sequence of eveC, an even-skipped homologue from the cnidarian Acropora formosa BY A. MILES and D. J. MILLER 159
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Abnormalities in structure and function of limb skeletal muscle fibres of dystrophic mdx mice By STEWART I. HEAD, D. A. WILLIAMS and D. GEORGE STEPHENSON 163
Action potential waveforms reveal simultaneous changes in Ica and IK produced by 5-UT in rat dorsal raphe neurons By NICHOLAS J. PENINGTON, JOHN S. KELLY and AARON P. Fox 171
Change and stability in Cepaea populations over 25 years: a case of climatic selection By R. A. D. CAMERON 181
Effects of pattern element density upon displacement limits for motion detection in random binary luminance patterns By M. J. MORGAN and M. FAHTLE 189
Patterns of fluctuating asymmetry in weapons: evidence for reliable signalling of quality in beetle horns and bird spurs By ANDERS PAPE MOLLER 199
No. 1323 22 June 1992 Multiple kinetic states underlying macroscopic M-currents in bullfrog sympathetic neurons
By N. V. MARRION, P. R. ADAMS and W. GRUNER 207 Putative immunolocalization of the mechanoelectrical transduction channels in mammalian cochlear hair
cells By CAROLE M. HACKNEY, DAVID N. FURNESS, DALE J. BENOS, JOHN F. WOODLEY and JOAN BARRATT 215
Motor practice and neurophysiological adaptation in the cerebellum: a positron tomography study By K. J. FRISTON, C. D. FRITH, R. E. PASSINGHAM, P. F. LIDDLE and R. S. FRACKOWIAK 223
Error-prone signalling By RUrUs A. JOHNSTONE and ALAN GRAFEN 229
Response to fibronectin-integrin interaction in leukaemia cells: delayed enhancing of a K' current By ANDREA BECCHETTI, ANNAROSA ARCANGELI, MARIA RICCARDA DEL BENE, MASSIMO OLIVOTTO and ENZO WANKE 235
Food storing and the hippocampuis in corvids: amount and volume are correlated By SUSAN D. HEALY andJOHN R. KREBS 241
Interaction of avidin with the lipoyl domains in the pyruvate dehydrogenase multienzyme complex: three- dimensional location and similarity to biotinyl domains in carboxylases By GEOFFREY HALE, NICOLA G. WALLIS and RICHARD N. PERHAM 247
The cytology of Lycopersicon somatic hybrids II. A detailed analysis of chromosome pairing at meiosis in pollen mother cells of somatic hybrids of Lycopersicon esculentum and Lycopersicon peruvianum By G. D. GIDDINGS and H. REES 255
Oncogenes, anti-oncogenes and the immune response to cancer: a mathematical model By JONATHAN A. SHERRATT and MARTIN A. NOWAK 261
Amplification and rearrangement of a prokaryotic metallothionein locus smt in Synechococcus PCC 6301 selected for tolerance to cadmium By AMIT GUPTA, BRIAN A. WHITTON, ANDREW P. MORBY, JAMES W. HUCKLE and NIGELJ. ROBINSON 273
Isolation of deacetoxycephalosporin C from fermentation broths of Penicillium chysogenum transformants: construction of a new fungal biosynthetic pathway By CATHLEEN CANTWELL, ROBERT BECKMANN, PATRICIA WHITEMAN, STEPHEN W. QUEENER and EDWARD P. ABRAHAM 283
Dichromats detect colour-camouflaged objects that are not detected by trichromats By M. J. Morgan, A. Adam and J. D. MOLLON 291
Instructions to Authors 297 Indexes 299
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