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I N D EX

A-i agent identified as M. gallisepticum (O'Mal- ley et al.), 895

ABBOT, C. G. Solar Variation, A Weather Element, 1627

ABODERIN, A. A., and J. S. FRUTON. Inacti- vation of Chymotrypsin by Diphenyl- diazomethane, 1252

"Abortive" iinfection (Sauer and Defendi), 452 ABRASH, L. See Breslow, E., 640 Acetoxycycloheximide effect on memory in

mice (Flexner et al.), 730 Acetyl CoA carboxylase (Gregolin et al.),

148, 1751 Acetylcholine receptor and ACh esterase

(Podleski and Nachmansohn), 1034 Acetylcholinesterase in frog nerve fibers

(Brzin), 1560 ACHMATOWICZ, S. See Leonard, N. J., 709 Acid mucopolysaccharides in tissue cultures

(Matalon and Dorfman), 1310 Acid-base indicator properties of sulfonephtha-

leins and benzeins (Kolthoff et al.), 1370 Acidemia, isovaleric (Tanaka et al.), 236 Acids, teichoic (Burger), 910 Acridine mutations in T4 lysozyme (Terzaghi

et al.), 500 Adeno-associated virus nucleic acid (Rose

et al.), 86 Adenosine 3',5' cyclophosphate (Huijing and

Larner), 647 Adenosine triphosphatase, Na +- and K +-

(Chignell and Titus), 1620 Adenosine 5'-triphosphate inhibition of

G6PDH (Avigad), 1543 Adenosine triphosphate requirement for ribo-

some activation (Marcus and Feeley), 1770 Adenovirus multiplication (Thomas and

Green), 243 Adenovirus 7-SV40 hybrids, DNA linkage in

(Baum et al.), 1509 Adenyl cyclase, insulin inhibition of (Jungas),

757 Agrobacterium tumefaciens, RNase in (Reddi),

1207 Alcohol dehydrogenase in maize (Schwartz),

1431 Alcoholism (Roach and Williams), 566 Aldolase in mammalian tissues (Penhoet et al.),

1275 Aldosterone, nuclear receptors for (Fanestil

and Edelman), 872 Algebras, Jordan, noncommutative (McCrim-

mon and Schafer), 1 Alkali components of myosin (Gershman et al.),

966 Alkali metal cation release by nigericin (Graven

et al.), 654 Alkaline pH dependence of chymotrypsin

reaction (Bender et al.), 833 Alkaline phosphatase: hormone induction of

(Griffin and Cox), 946; of E. coli (Tait and Vallee), 1247

ALLARD, R. W. See Harding, J., 99 Allelomorphism and carboxypeptidase A vari-

ants (Walsh et al.), 1339 ALLFREY, V. G. See Pogo, A. O., 550 Allosteric effect in hemoglobin (Ben.esch et al.),

1268, 1926

Allosteric enzyme mechanism (Kirschner et al.), 1661

ALOUSI, A., and N. WEINER. The Regulation of Norepinephrine Synthesis in Sym- pathetic Nerves: Effect of Nerve Stimu- lation, Cocaine, and Catecholamine-Re- leasing Agents, 1491

Amino acid incorporations directed by ribopolynucleotides (Morgan et al.), 1899

Amino acid polymerization in cell-free systems (Takeda and Lipmann), 1875

Amino aldehydes in tropocollagen (Blumenfeld and Gallop), 1260

Aminoacyl-sRNA binding inhibited by NaF (Ravel et al.), 701

Anamnestic reactivity in rabbits (Taliaferro and Taliaferro), 1151

ANDERSON, E. C. See Tobey, R. A., 1520 ANDERSON, J. M. See Boardman, N. K., 586 ANDERSON, 0. See Twitty, V., 864 Animal health iinprovements anid protein food

increase (Pritchard), 360 ANTHONY, D. D., E. ZESZOTEK, and D. A.

GOLDTHWAIT. Initiation by the DNA- Dependent RNA Polymerase, 1026

Antibody, human serum, to Burkitt's lymphoma cell antigen (Old et al.), 1699

Anti-y-globulin neutralization of HSAT infection (Ashe and Notkins), 447

Antigen(s): and delayed hypersensitivity (David), 72;, cellular, and nonallelie genes (Irwin), 93; solubilization and purification of (Nathenson and Davies), 476; Burkitt's lymphoma, antibody to (Old et al.), 1699

Antigenic determinants of teichoic acids (Bur- ger), 910

Antiserum, antilymphocytic (Levey and Meda- war), 1130

Approximant method for geometric programing (Charnes and Cooper), 1361

Approximation by polynomials (Walsh), 1406 A-protein mutants, missense suppression of

(Carbon et al.), 764; (Gupta and Khorana), 772

Apurinic acid as template in polynucleotides (Karkas and Chargaff), 1241

ARMENTROUT, S. A. See Weisberger, A. S., 1612

ARMSTRONG, D. J. A Hypothesis Concerning the Mechanism of Auxin Action, 64

Aromatic compounds (Schooley et al.), 1377 ASHE, W. K., and A. L. NOTKINS. Neutraliza-

tion of an Infectious Herpes Simplex Virus-Antibody Complex by Anti--y-Glob- -ulin, 447

Asparaginases, antitumor activity (Sehwartz et at.), 1516

Attachment of fl phage to E. coli (Caro and Schn6s), 126

ATTARDI, G. See Houssais, J.-F., 616 ATWOOD, K. C. See Ritossa, F. M., 496 AURELIAN, L., and R. R. WAGNER. Two

Populations of Herpes Virus Virions Which Appear to Differ in Physical Properties and DNA Composition, 902

Autoradiographic studies of human chromosomes (Sandberg et al.), 105

Auxin, mechanism of action (Armstrong), 64

1929



1930 INDEX PROC. N. A. S.

AVIGAD, G. Inhibition of Glucose 6-Phos- phate Dehydrogenase by Adenosine 5'-Tri- phosphate, 1543

AXELROD, J. See Zweig, M., 515 Axons, squid giant, excitability of (Tasaki

etal.), 1116 Azotobacter, nitrogenase system from (Bulen

and LeComte), 979

Bacillus subtilis: lysine-sRNA from (Laz- zarini), 185; seryl-tRNA of (Doi et al.), 1548

Bacteriophage (see Phage) BAILEY, R. W., and W. Z. HASSID. Xylan

Synthesis from Uridine-Diphosphate-D- Xylose by Particulate Preparations from Immature Corncobs, 1586

BAKER, G. T. See Greenigard, O., 1303 BALTIMORE, D., and M. GIRARD. An Inter-

mediate in the Synthesis of Poliovirus RNA, 741

BALTIMORE, D. See Girard, M., 999 Banach spaces (Browder), 419 BARILE, M. F. See O'Malley, J. P., 895 BARKER, K. L., and J. C. WARREN. Template

Capacity of Uterine Chromatin: Control by Estradiol, 1298

BARKER, L. F. See O'Malley, J. P., 895 BARNES, J. E. See Warner, H. R., 1233 Baryon resonances as rotational states (Paul-

ing), 1676 Base stacking in polyuridylic acid (Michelson

and Morlnv), 1528 BASILICO, C., G. MARIN, and G. DI MAYORCA.

Requirement for the Integrity of the Viral Genome for the Induction of Host DNA Synthesis by Polyoma Virus, 208

BASSHRAM, J. A. See Jensen, R. G., 1095 BATKIN, S. The Effect of RNA on the Re-

covery of Spinal-Sectioned Carp (Cyprinus carpio), 1689

B AUERLE, R. H., aid P. MARGOLIN. The Functional Organization of the Trypto- phan Gene Cluister in Salmonella typhimurium, 1 11

BA-M, S. G., P. R. REICH, C. J. HYBNER, W. P. ROWE, and S. M. WEISSMAN. Biophysi- cal Evidence for Linkage of Adenovirus and S\40 DNA's in Adenovirus 7-SV40 Hybrid Particles, 1 509

mn-B1oClOC21H2 (Potenza an-d Lipscomb), 1917 BEACH, F. A. Ontogeny of "Coitus-Related"

Reflexes in the Female Guinea Pig, 526 Beef brain (Na+ + K+)-ATPase (Chignell and

Titus), 1620 Behavioral assay procedures for transfer of

learning (Rosenblatt and Miller), 1423, 1683

BELL, D. E. Responsibilities of Government in the Support of Food Production and Distribution, 307

BELLAS, T. See Ringold, H. J., 255 BENDER, M. L., M. J. GIBIAN, and D. J.

WHELAN. The Alkaline pH Dependence of Chymotrypsin Reactions: Postulation of a pH-Dependent Intramolecular Com- petitive Inhibition, 833

BENDICH, A. See Borenfreund, E., 672 BENESCH, R., R. E. BENESCH, and I. TYUMA.

Subunit Exchange and Ligand Binding, IL. The Mechanism of the Allosteric Effect in Hemoglobin, 1268,1926

BENESCH, R. E. See Benesch, R., 1268, 1926 Benzeins in AN (Kolthoff et al.), 1370 Benzo [al pyrenie and cell transformation

(Huberman and Sachs), 1123 BERG, P. See Carbon, J., 764 BERGER, J. E. See Low, B. W., 1746 BERGER, R., and P. C. ORR. The Fire Areas

on Santa Rosa Island, California, II, 1678

BERGER, R. See Orr, P. C., 1409 BERNSTEIN, I. A. See Hoober, J. K., 594, 1927 BHoWMIK, S. See Kolthoff, I. M., 13'70 BIESELE, J. J. See Painter, T. S., 1920 BILLICH, I. H., M. DISHON, M. SCHULZ, G. H.

WEIss, and D. A. YPHANTIS. The Effects of Rotor Deceleration on Equilibrium Sedi- mentation Experiments, 399

Biosynthesis of: isoperoxidases in rye plants (Siegel and Galston), 1040; C' component (Colten et al.), 1158; acid mucopolysaccharides (Matalon and Dorfman), 1310; linkage region of chondroitin sulf ate- protein complex (Robinson et al.), 1859; L-isoleucine in R. rubrum (Ning and Gest), 1823

BITTMAN, R. See Kirschner, K., 1661 BITZ, SISTER M. C., and B. NAGY. Ozonolysis

of "Polymer-Type" Material in Coal, Kero- gen, and in the Orgueil Meteorite: A Preliminary Report, 1383

BLACK, P. H. See Reich, P. R., 78 -. See Henry, P., 1170

BLUJMENFELD, 0. O., and P. M. GALLOP. Amino Aldehydes in Tropocollagen: The Nature of a Probable Cross-Link, 1260

BOARDMAN, N. K., S. W. THORNE, and J. M. ANIDERSON. Fluorescence Properties of Particles Obtained by Digitonin Frag- mentation of Spinach Chloroplasts, 586

BOEYENS, J. C. A., and H. M. MCIcCONNELL. Spin-Labeled Hemoglobin, 22

BOG. See Ohnishi, S., 809 BOGDANOWICZ. W. M. OnL AVolumes Generat-

ing the Same Lebesgue-Bochner Integra- tion, 1399

Bombarded nucleosides and uracils (Herak and Gordy), 7, 1354

BOREK, C., and L. SACHS. The Difference in Contact Inhibitioni of Cell Replication between Normal Cells and Cells Trans- formed by Different Carcinogens, 1705

BOREK, E. See Tsutsui, E., 1003 BORENFREUND, E., M. KRIM, F. K. SANDERS,

S. S. STERNBERG, and A. BENDICH. Malignant Conversion of Cells in vitro by Carcinogens and Viruses, 672

Boron nitride and graphite (Pauling), 1646 BoRsos, T. See Colten, H. R., 1158 BoRST, P. See Kroon, A. M., 1836 Bovine carboxypeptidase A variants (Walsh

et al.), 1339 Bovine neurophysin binding of oxytocin

(Breslow and Abrash), 640 BOYSE, E. A. See Old, L. J., 1699 Brain extracts and learned behavior (Rosen-

blatt and Miller), 1423, 1683



VOL. 56, 1966 INDEX 1931

Brain, glucose metabolism in, and alcoholism (Roach and Williams), 566

BRAUN, A. C., and H. N. WOOD. On the Inhibition of Tumor Inception in the Crown-Gall Disease with the Use of Ribonuclease A, 1417

BRESLOW, E., and L. ABRAsH. The Binding of Oxytocin and Oxytocin Analogues by Purified Bovine Neurophysins, 640

BRODIE, A. F. See Watanabe, T., 940 BRODY, S., and E. L. TATUM. The Primary

Biochemical Effect of a Morphological Mutation in Neurospora crassa, 1290

BROOME, J. D. See Schwartz, J. H., 1516 BROWDER, F. E. On the Unification of the

Calculus of Variations and the Theory of Monotone Nonlinear Operators in Banach Spaces, 419 -. Existence and Approximation of Solutions of Nonlinear Variational In- equalities, 1080

BROmWN, B. I., and D. H. BROWN. Lack of an a-1,4-Glucan: a-1,4-Glucan 6-Glyco- syl Transferase in a Case of Type IV Glycogenosis, 725

BROWN, D. H. See Brown, B. I., 725 BROWN, H. C., I. ROTHBERG, P. VON R.

SCHLEYER, M. M. DONALDSON, and J. J. HARPER. The Slow Rates of Solvolysis of endo-5,6-Trimethylene-endo-(2 and 8)- Norbornyl Tosylates: Steric Hindrance to Ionization and the Foote-Schleyer Correlation, 1653

BRZIN, M. The Localization of Acetyleholin- esterase in Axonal Membranes of Frog Nerve Fibers, 1560

BUDD, M. A. See Tanaka, K., 236 BtHLER, W. J. Probability Generating Func-

tions and Their Iterates, 1912 BULEN, W. A., and J. R. LECOMTE. The

Nitrogenase System from Azotobacter: Two-Enzyme Requirement for N2 Reduc- tion, ATP-Dependent H2 Evolution, and ATP Hydrolysis, 979

BUNN, II-. F., and J. H. JANDL. Exchange of Heme among Hemoglobin Molecules, 974

BUNNENBERG, E. See Schooley, I). A., 1377 BURGER, M. M. Teichoic Acids: Antigenic

Determinants, Chain Separation, and Their Location in the Cell Wall, 910

Burkitt's lymphoma cell antigen and human serum antibody (Old et al.), 1699

BURRIS, R. H. See Lockshin, A., 1564 BIJRSZTYN, H. See Leder, P., 1579

Calculus of variations (Browder), 419 CALDWELL, D. J. Some Observations of the

Faraday Effect, 1391 California (Santa Rosa Island) fire areas (Orr

and Berger), 1409; (Berger and Orr), 1678 CALVIN, M. See Corker, G. A., 1365 CANTOR, C. R., and T. H. JUKES. The Repeti-

tion of Homologous Sequences in the Poly- peptide Chains of Certain Cytochromes and Globins, 177

CAPPS, W. I. See Huebner, R. J., 1164 CARBON, J., P. BERG, and C. YANOFSKY.

Studies of Missense Suppression of the

Tryptophan Synthetase A-Protein Mutant A36, 764

Carboxylase, acetyl CoA (Gregolin et al.), 148, 1751

Carboxypeptidase A (Shulman et al.), 39; (Walsh et al.), 1339

Carcinogens, malignant conversion of cells by (Borenfreund et al.), 672

Carcinogen-transformed cells (Huberman and Sachs), 1123; (Borek and Sachs), 1705

CAREY, F. G., and J. M. TEAL. Heat Conser- vation in Tuna Fish Muscle, 1464

CARO, L. G., and M. SCHN6S. The Attach- ment of the Male-Specific Bacteriophage fI to Sensitive Strains of Escherichia coli, 126

CARRAWAY, K. L. See Leonard, N. J., 709 CARTER, W. B. See Friedman, R. M., 440 Casein synthesis (Stockdale and Topper), 1283 CAVICCHI, P. See Wool, I. G., 991 Cecidomyiidae, E-chromosomes in (Painter),

853 Cell division, mammalian (Tobey et al.), 1520 Cell division- regulation (Egyud and Szent-

Gy6rgyi), 203 Cell replication, contact inhibition of (Borek

and Sachs), 1705 Cell susceptibility to transformation by BP

(Huberman and Sachs), 1123 Cell-free substances in mediation of hyper-

sensitivity (David), 72 Cell-free systems, amino acid polymerization in

(Takeda and Lipmann), 1875 Cells, Sertoli (Kodani and Kodani), 1200 Cells, transformed, RNases in (Reddi), 1207 Cellular membranes, protein conformations iti

(Wallach and Zahler), 1552 Cell-wall location of teichoic acids (Burger),

910 Central limit theorem (Friedman et al.), 1062 Chains, H and L, of gamma globulin (Shapiro

et al.), 216 CHANTOONI, M. K., JR. See Kolthoff, I. M.)

1370 CHARGAFF, E. See Karkas, J. D., 664

See Lin, H. J., 954 See Karkas, J. D., 1241

CHARNES, A., and W. W. COOPER. A Convex Approximant Method for Nonconvex Extensions of Geometric Programing, 1361

Chemical modification of hemoglobins (Simon and Konigsberg), 749

CHEN, C. C. H. See Low, B. W., 1746 Chicken hemoglobin (Hashimoto and Wilt),

1477 Chicks, memory consolidation in (Lee-Teng

and Sherman), 926 CHIGNELL, C. F., and E. TITUS. The Effect of

Hydroxylamine on a Na +- and K +- Requiring Adenosine Triphosphatase from Beef Brain, 1620

Chimpanzee blood (Wiener et al.), 458 Chitin oligosaccharide binding to lysozyme

(Dahlquist et al.), 26 Chloroplast lamellar protein (Lockshin and

Burris), 1564 Chloroplasts: digitonin fragmentation of

(Boardman et al.), 586; photosynthesis by (Jensen and Bassham), 1095



1932 INDEX PRoc. N. A. S.

Chotidroitin sulfate-proteini conmplex (Robinson et al.), 1859

CHOWLA, S. On a Conjecture of MViarshall Hall, 417

Chromatin, uterine, template capacity of (Barker and Warren), 1298

Chromosomes: human, autoradiographic studies of (Sandberg et al.), 105; (E) in Cecidomyiidae (Painter), 853; human metaphase (Salzman et al.), 1449

Chymotrypsin: alkaline pH dependence of (Bender et al.), 833; inactivation by DDM (Aboderin and Fruton), 1252

Circadian rhythm in rat pineal gland (Zweig et al.), 515

Circular dichroism, magnetic (Schooley et al.), 1377

Circular dichroism of visual pigments (Cresci- telli et al.), 1729

Circular dichroism studies of membrane protein conformation (Lenard and Singer), 1828

Circular DNA from mouse mitochondria (Sinclair and Stevens), 508

Circularity of mitochondrial DNA (Nass), 1215

CLARK, A. See Ringold, H. J., 255 CLEVER, U., and C. G. ROMBALL. RNA and

Protein Synthesis in the Cellular Response to a Hormone, Eedysone, 1470

CLIFFORD, P. See Old, L. J., 1699 Cluster sets of meromorphic functions (Mc-

Millan), 787 Coal ozonolysis (Bitz and Nagy), 1383 Cocaine effect on norepinephrine synthesis

(Alousi and Weiner), 1491 Codon assignments and ribopolynucleotides

(Morgan et al.), 1899 Codon recognition and formylation of Met-

tRNA (Leder and Bursztyn), 1579 Coefficients, transport (Fujita), 16, 794 Coitus-related reflexes in female guinea pig

(Beach), 526 Collagen reutilization in connective tissue

(Klein and Weiss), 277 Colligative properties of solutionis in tissues

(Opie), 426 Colonies, macrophage and granulocyte (Ichi-

kawa et al.), 488 Colostral IgA antibody (Hong et al.), 602 COLTEN, H. R., T. BORSOS, and H. J. RAPP.

In vitro Synthesis of the First Component of Complement by Guinea Pig Small Intestine, 1158

Columbidae hybrids (Irwin), 93 COMMERFORD, S. L., and N. DELIHAS. Ex-

amination of the Nucleohistone from Mouse Liver and Intestine for RNA Covalently Linked to Histone, 1759

Complement (C') component synthesis in vitro (Colten et al.), 1158

,3-Configurations of polypeptides (Pysh), 825 Conformation and binding efficiency of lysyl-

tRNA (Goehler and Doi), 1047 Conformation restraint in hemoglobins (Simon

and Konigsberg), 749 Conformations of protein in cellular mem-

branes (Wallach and Zahler), 1552 Conformers of mitochondrial MDH (Kitto

et al.), 578

Connective tissue metabolism (Klein aind Weiss), 277

Contact inhibition of cell replication (Borek and Sachs), 1705

Control mechanisms: (Egyuid and Szent-Gy6r- gyi), 203; (Basilico et al.), 208; (Notides and Gorski), 230; (Ringold et al.), 255; (Morris and DeMoss), 262; (Stanley et al.), 290; (Ron et al.), 471; (Graven et al.), 654; (Means and Hamilton), 686, 1594; (Hatanaka and Dulbecco), 736; (Carbon et al.), 764; (Gupta and Kho- rana), 772; (Griffin and Cox), 946; (Wool and Cavicchi), 991; (Aboderin and Fruton), 1252; (Barker and Warren), 1298; (Greengard et al.), 1303; (Haruna and Spiegelman), 1333; (Schwartz), 1431; (Davidson et al.), 1437; (Alousi and Weiner), 1491; (Tobey et al.), 1520; (Avigad), 1543; (Doi et al.), 1548; (Weisberger and Armentrout), 1612; (Borek and Sachs), 1705; (Delpierre and Fruton), 1817; (Ning and Gest), 1823; (Kalckar et al.), 1852; (MViorgan et al.), 1899

Convergence, uniform and mean (Walsh), 1406 Convergence rates for central limit theorem

(Friedman et al.), 1062 Convex programing (Charnes and Cooper),

1361 COOPER, G. W. See de la Haba, G., 1718 COOPER, W. W. See Charnes, A., 1361 COPELAND, P. L. See Rosen, 0. M., 1811 CORDES, H. O., and E. A. HERMAN. Singular

Integral Operators on a Half-Line, 1668 CORKER, G. A., M. P. KLEIN, and A/1. CALVIN.

Chemical Trapping of a Primary Quantum Conversion Product in Photosynthesis, 1365

Corlncobs, immature, xylan-synthesizing particles from (Bailey and Hassid), 1586

Corynebacterium fascians, cytokiniins from (Klambt et al.), 52; (Helgeson and Leonard), 60

Cosmology (Thomas), 1349, 1635 COTTER, D. A., and K. B. RAPER. Spore

Germinationi in Dictyostelium discoideum, 880

COTTON, F. A., and C. B. HARRIS. Correlation of Nuclear Quadruple Coupling Constants with Molecular Electronic Structure Using Molecular Orbital Theory, 12

Cox, R. P. See Griffin, M. J., 946 C14-pantothenate incorporation into fatty acid

synthesis (Wells et al.), 633 CRAWFORD, I. P., and I. C. GUNSALUS. Induci-

bility of Tryptophan Synthetase in Pseudomonas putida, 717

Creation of mass in expanding universe (Thomas), 1349

CRESCITELLI, F., W. F. H. M. MOMMAERTS, and T. I. SHAW. Circular Dichroism of Visual Pigments in the Visible and Ultra- violet Spectral Regions, 1729

CRIDDLE, R. S. See Hathaway, G., 680 CRIPPA, M. See Davidson, E. H., 856 CRONIN, J., and L. F. McAULEY. Whyburn's

Conjecture for Some Differentiable Maps, 405



VOL. 56, 1966 INDEX 1933

Cross-linking component in collagen (Blumen- feld and Gallop), 1260

CROTHERS, D. M. See Kallenbach, N. R., 1018 Crown-gall disease, tumor inhibition (Braun

and Wood), 1417 CUMMINGS, D. J., and A. L. TAYLOR. Thy-

mineless Death and Its Relation to UV Sensitivity in Escherichia coli, 171

CURRAN, J. F1?. See Thompson, E. B., 296 Crystals, spin-labeled hemoglobin (Ohnishi

et al.), 809 Cyclic-3',5'-AMP in response of adipose tissue

to insulin (Jungas), 757 Cycloheximide in inhibition of protein syn-

thesis (Grollman), 1867 Cyclophosphate, adenosine 3',5' (Huijing and

Larner), 647 Cyprinus carpio, spinal-sectioned, RNA effect

on (Batkin), 1689 Cysteine, serine conversion to (Neet and

Koshland), 1606 Cystine synthesis by human cells (Eagle et

al.), 156 Cytochrome and globin sequences (Cantor and

Jukes), 177 Cytochrome c, ORD spectra of (Mirsky and

George), 222 Cytokinetic analysis of tumor growth (Lala

and Patt), 1735 Cytokinin activity, development (Leonard

et al.), 709 Cytokinins isolated from C. fascians (Klambt

et al.), 52; (Helgeson and Leonard), 60 Cytoplasmic messenger RNA in HeLa cells

(Houssais and Attardi), 616 Cytoplasmic streaming in oat coleoptile cells

(O'Brien and Thimann), 888 Cytoplasmic synthesis of viral-coded proteins

(Thomas and Green), 243 Cytotoxicity and transformation by BP

(Huberman and Sachs), 1123

1)AHLQUIST, F. W., L. JAO, and M. RAFTERY. On the Binding of Chitin Oligosaccharides to Lysozyme, 26

DAVID, J. R. Delayed Hypersensitivity in vitro: Its Mediation by Cell-Free Sub- stances Formed by Lymphoid Cell- Antigen Interaction, 72

DAVIDSON, E. H., M. CRIPPA, F. R. KRAMER, and A. E. MIRSKY. Genomic Function during the Lampbrush Chromosome Stage of Amphibian O6genesis, 856

DAVIDSON, R. L., B. EPHRUSSI, and K. YAMA- MOTO. Regulation of Pigment Synthesis in Mammalian Cells, as Studied by Somatic Hybridization, 1437

DAVIES, D. A. L. See Nathenson, S. G., 476 DAvIs, B. D. See Ron, E. Z., 471 DAWID, I. B. Evidence for the Mitochondrial

Origin of Frog Egg Cytoplasmic DNA, 269

DEFENDI, V. See Sauer, G., 452 DE HARVEN, E. See Old, L. J., 1699 Dehydrogenase complexes, a-keto acid (Ishi-

kawa et al.), 534 DE LA HABA, G., G. W. COOPER, and V.

ELTING. Hormonal Requirements for

Myogenesis of Striated Muscle in vitro: Insulin and Somatotropin, 1718

DELANEY, R. See Hill, R. L., 1762 DELIHAS, N. See Commerford, S. L., 1759 DELPIERRE, G. R., and J. S. FRUTON. Specific

Inactivation of Pepsin by a Diazo Ketone, 1817

DEL SOLAR, E. Sexual Isolation Caused by Selection for Positive and Negative Phototaxis and Geotaxis in Drosophila pseudoobscura, 484

DEMoss, J. A. See Morris, D. W., 262 DEMoss, R. D. See Gopinathan, K. P., 1223 Density expansion of transport coefficients for

quantum gas (Fujita), 16, 794 Deoxcytidine triphosphate nucleotidohydro-

lase, T4-induced (Warner and Barnes), 1233

Depolymerases of P. lemoignei (Lusty and Doudoroff), 960

DE TORRES, R. A. See Kit, S., 463 Deuterated isoperoxidases in rye plants (Siegel

and Galston), 1040 Diazo ketone inactivation of pepsin (Delpierre

and Fruton), 1817 Dictyostelium discoideum, spore germination in

(Cotter and Raper), 880 Dielectric constant of liquid water (Hobbs

et al.), 31 Differentiable maps, Whyburn's conjecture for

(Cronin and iIMcAuley), 405 Differentials with maximum torsion (Zariski),

781, 1927 Differentiation (casein synthesis) (Stockdale

and Topper), 1283 Digitonin fragmentation of chloroplasts (Board-

man et al.), 586 Dihydrofolic reductase (Kaufman), 695 DI MAYORCA, G. See Basilico, C., 208 Dinucleotides, energy transfer in (Gueron

et al.), 814 Diphenyldiazomethane inactivation of chymo-

trypsin (Aboderin and Fruton), 1252 Diploid and heteroploid human cells, cystine

synthesis by (Eagle et al.), 156 DISHON, M. See Billick, I. H., 399 Dissociation of tryptophanase into protein

subunits (Gopinathan and DeMoss), 1223 Dissociation-reassociation of acetyl CoA car-

boxylase (Gr egolin et al.), 1751 DJERASSI, C. See Schooley, D. A., 1377 DNA: egg cytoplasmic, mitochondrial origin

of (Dawid), 269; complementary to rRNA (Ritossa and Atwood), 496; circular mitochondrial (Sinclair and Stevens), 508; from populations of HSV (Aurelian and Wagner), 902; transitions in cohered (Kallenbach and Crothers), 1018; frog virus (Morris et al.), 1155; T4, genetic markers in (Mosig), 1177; circularity of mitochondrial (Nass), 1215; interaction with synthetic polypeptides (Leng and Felsenfeld), 1325; pneumococcal transforming (Gabor and Hotchkiss), 1441; amounts between genetic markers in phage (Goldberg), 1457; linkage in Ad. 7-SV40 hybrids (Baum et al.), 1509; mitochondrial, from sheep heart (Kroon et al.), 1836

DNA-dependent RNA polymnerase (Anthony et at.), 1026




DNA-like RNA synthesis in frog embryos (Flickinger et al.), 1712

D)NA repair after irradiation (Strauss et al.), 932

DNA synthesis activated by SY40 (Sauer and Defendi), 452; (Hatanaka and Dulbecco), 736; (Gershon et al.), 918; (Henry et al.), 1170

DNA synithesis: viral genome integrity in (Basilico et al.), 208; during meiosis (Hotta et al.), 1184; by DNA-dependent RNA polymerase (Anthony et al.), 1026; in differentiation (Stockdale and Topper), 1283

DNA, template activity of (Pogo et al.), 550; (Karkas and Chargaff), 664, 1241; (Lin et al.), 954

Doi, R. H., I. KANEKO, and B. GOEHLER. Regulation of a Serine Transfer RNA of Bacillus subtilis under Two Growth Conditions, 1548

-- . See Goehler, B., 1047 DONALDSON, M. M. See Brown, H. C., 1653 DORFMAN, A. See Matalon, R., 1310

- - . See Robinson, H. C., 1859 DOTY, P. See Glisin, V. R., 285 DOUDOROFF, M. See Lusty, C. J., 960 DOUGLASS, D. C. See Shulman, R. G., 39 DREIZEN, P. See Gershman, L. C., 966 Dr-osophila, sexual isolation in (del Solar), 484 Drosophila ananassae, polymorphisms in (John-

son et al.), 119 Drosophila melanogaster, erythorbic acid effects

on (Sondhi and Turoczi), 1743 Drosophila simulans, rRNA and rDNA in

(Ritossa and Atwood), 496 DUBBS, D. R. See Kit, S., 463 Duck erythroblasts (Scherrer et al.), 1571 DULBECCO, R. See Hatanaka, M., 736 dUTPase activity after phase infection (Green-

berg), 1226; (Warner and Barnes), 1233

EAGLE, H., C. WASHINGTON, and S. M. FRIED- MAN. The Synthesis of Homocystine, Cystathionine, and Cystine by Cultured Diploid and Heteroploid Human Cells, 156

EBERT, J. D. See Kaighn, M. E., 133 -. See Lee, H. H., 521

Ecdysone, cellular response to (Clever and Romball), 1470

fE-chromosomes in Cecidomyiidae (Painter), 853

ECKER, R. E. See Smith, L. D., 1724 Economic requirements, world food supply

(Schultz), 322 EDELMAN, I. S. See Faniestil, D. D., 872 EFRON, M. L. See Tanaka, K., 236 Egg: echinoid, genetic messages in (Slater

and Spiegelman), 164; cytoplasmic DNA of (Dawid), 269; Fucus, electrical currents through (Jaffe), 1102

EGGEN, K. See Nathans, D., 1844 EGYtD, L. G., and A. SZENT-GY6RGYI. Oi1 the

Regulation of Cell Division, 203 EIGEN, M. See Kirschner, K., 1661 EISENSTADT, J. See Shih, A.-Y., 1599 EISINGER, J. See Gue'roii, M., 814

Electrical currents through developing Fucus egg (Jaffe), 1102

Electron cloud, geometric analogue of (Stevens), 789

Electron microscopic visualization of hyaluronlic acid (Fessler and Fessler), 141

Electron microscopy, high-resolution, with superconducting lenses (Felrnandez- Moran), 801

Electron spin resonanice studies of: nucleosides and nucleotides (Herak and Gordy), 7; uracils (Herak and Gordy), 1354

Electrophoresis, helical path (Koliin), 105:1 ELSON, D. See Zamir, A., 1794 ELTING, V. See delaHaba, G., 1718 Emetine in inhibition of proteini syntthesis

(Grollman), 1867 EMRICH, J. See Terzaghi, E., 500 ~- . See Okada, Y., 1692 Endomitosis and polyribosome formation.

(Painiter and Biesele), 1920 Endo-norbornyl tosylates (Brown et al.), 1653 Energy transfer in dinucleotides (Gu6eron et al.),

814 Enzymatic formatioln of vitamini Kl derivative

(Watanabe and Brodie), 940 Enzyme region involved in substrate recogni-

tion (Ringold et al.), 255 Enzyme regulation by irradiation and starva-

tion (Greengard et al.), 1303 Enzyme requirements for N2 reduiction (Bulen

and LeComte), 979 Enzyme synthesis rate in human cell cultuires

(Griffin and Cox), 946 Enzymic formation of polyribonucleotides

(Karkas and Chargaff), 664, 1241; (Lio. et al.), 954

EPHRUSSI, B. See Davidson, R. L., 1437 Epidermal differentiation and protein synithesis

(Hoober and Bernstein), 594, 1927 Equilibrium sedimentation, rotor deceleration

in (Billick et al.), 399 ERICSSON, L. H. See 'Walsh, K. A., 1339 Erythorbic acid effects on melanin synthesis

(Sondhi and Turoczi), 1743 Erythroblasts, duck (Scherrer et al.), 157 1 Escherichia coli: fI phage attachmenit to

(Caro and Schn6s), 126; thymineless death in (Cummings an-d Taylor), 1.71; RNA synthesis in (Morris and DeMoss), 262; polvsome stability in (Ron et al.), 471; genetic locus for high mutability in (Zamenhof), 845; after infectioni by T-even phages (Greenberg), 1226; (War- ner and Barnes), 1233; alkaline phosphatase of (Tait and Vallee), 1247; L-asparaginases from (Schwartz et al.), 1516; RNA synthesis and peptide chain initiation in (Shih et al.), 1599; viral protein synthesis in (Kolakofsky and Nakamoto), 1786; phage-specific proteins in (Nathans et al.), 1844; phage C21 inactivation by LPS of (Kalckar et al.), 1852; anid B. subtilis, cell-free systems of (Takeda and Lipmann), 1875; infectious iiucleic acids of (Franieke and Hofschnei- der), 1883

Estradiol control of chromatin template capacity (Barker and Warren), 1298

ESTRADA-O., S. See Graven, S. N., 654



VOL. 56, 1966 INDEX 1935

Estrogen action in uterus (Notides and Gorski), 230; (MeansandHamilton),686, 1594

Evolutionary origins of immunoglobulins (Hill et al.), 1762

Exchange of heme among hemoglobin molecules (Bunn and Jandl), 974

Excitability of squid giant axons (Tasaki et al.), 1116

Expanding uniiverse, creation of mass in (Thomas), 1349

EYRING, H. See Hobbs, M. E., 31

FALCONE, A. B. A Tlheory of Respiratory Chain Oxidative Phosphorylation, 1043

FANESTIL, D. D., and I. S. EDELMAN. Char- acteristics of the Renal Nuclear Receptors for Aldosterone, 872

Faraday effect (Caldwell), 1391 Fatty acid stimulation of gluconeogenesis

(Williamson et al.), 247 Fatty acid synthetase, C14-pantothenate incor-

poration into (Wells et al.), 633 FEELEY, J. See Marcus, A., 1770 FELDMAN, M., T. MELLO-SAMPAYO, and E. R.

SEARS. Somatic Association in Triticum aestivum, 1192

FELLOWS, R. E., JR. See Hill, R. L., 1762 FELSENFELD, G. See Leng, Ml., 1325 FELTS, P. W. See Williamson, J. R., 247 FERNXNDEZ-MORAN, H[. High-Resolution

Electron Microscopy with Superconduc- ting Lenses at Liquid Helium Tempera- tures, 801

Ferredoxin, spinach, iron complex in (Gibson et al.), 987

Fertilizers and food production (Parker arid Nelson), 382

FESSLER, J. H., and L. I. FESSLER. Electron Microscopic Visualization of the Polysac- charide Hyaluronic Acid, 141

FESSLER, L. I. See Fessler, J. H., 141 Fibers in oat coleoptile cells (O'Brien and

Thimann), 888 Fire areas on Santa Rosa Island, California

(Orr and Berger), 1409; (Berger and Orr), 1678

FLEXNER, J. B. See Flexner, L. B., 730 FLEXNER, L. B.., J. B. FLEXNER, and R. B.

ROBERTS. Stages of Memory in Mice Treated with Acetoxycycloheximide before or Immediately after Learning, 730

FLICKINGER, R. A., R. GREENE, D. M. KOHL, and M. MIYAGI. Patterns of Synthesis of DNA-Like RNA in Parts of Developing Frog Embryos, 1712

Fluid sheaths, helical path electrophoresis in (Kolin), 1051

Fluorescence properties of chloroplasts (Board- man et al.), 586

Food supply, world, prospects of: government responsibilities (Bell), 307; role of international agencies (Knapp), 315; economic requirements (Schultz), 322; population and (Revelle), 328; applications of nutritional and food science (Scrimshaw), 352; protein food increase and animal health (Pritchard), 360; genetic potentials (Mangelsdorf), 370; pest, pathogen, and weed control (Stak-

man), 376; fertilizers and (Parker and Nelson), 382

Foote-Schleyer correlation (Brown et al.), 1653 Frame-shift mutation in T4 lysozyme (Okada

et al.), 1692 FRANCKE, B., and P. H. HOFSCHNEIDER.

Infectious Nucleic Acids of E. coli Bacteri- ophages, IX. Sedimentation Constants and Strand Integrity of Infectious M12 Phage Replicative-Form RNA, 1883

FRANTZ, A. G. See Tashjian, A. H., Jr., 1138 FRIEDMAN, N., M. KATZ, and L. H. KOOPMANS.

Convergence Rates for the Central Limit Theorem, 1062

FRIEDMAN, IX. M., H1. B. LEVY, and W. B. CARTER. Replication of Semliki Forest Virus: Three Forms of Viral RNA Produced during Infection, 440

FRIEDMAN, S. M. See Eagle, H., 156 Frog egg cytoplasmic DNA (Dawid), 269 Frog embryos, DNA-like RNA synthesis in

(Flickinger et al.), 1712 Frog nerve fibers, acetylcholinesterase in

(Brzin), 1560 Frog viruses and their DNA (Morris et al.),

1155 Fructose 1,6-diphosphatase (Rosen et al.), 1811 Fructose diphosphate aldolase in mammalian

tissues (Penhoet et al.), 1275 FRUTON, J. S. See Aboderin, A. A., 1252

See Delpierre, G. R., 1817 FUJITA, S. Connected-Diagram Expansion of

Coefficients, II. Quantum Gas Obeying Boltzmann Statistics, 16 o-. On the Nonpower Density Expansion of Transport Coefficients, 794

Functions, probability generating (Puri), 1059; (Baihler), 1912

Fusion, myosin synthesis, anid mitotic cycle (Okazaki and Holtzer), 1484

GABOR, M., and R. D. HOTCHKISS. Mani- festation of Linear Organization in Mole- cules of Pneumococcal Transforming DNA, 1441

GALLOP, P. M. See Blumenfeld, 0. O., 1260 GALSTON, A. W. See Siegel, B. Z., 1040 Gamma-aminobutyric acid from lobster inhibi-

tory nerves (Otsuka et al.), 1110 Gamma globulin, chains of (Shapiro et al.), 216;

(Inman and Nisonoff), 542 GEERING, G. See Old, L. J., 1699 Gene(s): nonallelic (Irwin), 93; tryptophan

(Bauerle and Margolin), 111 Genetic control of alcohol dehydrogenase in

maize (Schwartz), 1431 Genetic intervals in phage T4 (Goldberg), 1457 Genetic locus for high mutability in E. coli

(Zamenhof), 845 Genetic markers in T4 DNA (Mosig), 1177 Genetic message translation (Stanley et al.),

290 Genetic messages in unfertilized egg (Slater

and Spiegelman), 164 Genetic potentials for increasing food crops

and animals (Mangelsdorf), 370 Genome integrity for DNA synthesis (Basilico

et al.), 208




Genomic function during lampbrush stage (Davidson et al.), 856

Geometric analogue of electron cloud (Stevens), 789

Geometric programing (Charnes and Cooper), 1361

GEORGE, P. See Mirsky, R., 222 Germination of D. discoideum spores (Cotter

and Raper), 880 GERSHMAN, L. C., P. DREIZEN, and A.

STRACHER. Subunit Structure of Myosin, II. Heavy and Light Alkali Components, 966

GERSHON, D., L. SACHS, and E. WINOCOUR. The Induction of Cellular DNA Synthesis by Simian Virus 40 in Contact-Inhibited and in X-Irradiated Cells, 918

GEST, H. See Ning, C., 1823 GIBIAN, M. J. See Bender, M. L., 833 GIBSON, J. F., D. 0. HALL, J. H. M. THORNLEY,

and F. R. WHATLEY. The Iron Complex in Spinach Ferredoxin, 987

GILBERT, W., and B. MULLER-HILL. Isolation of the Lac Repressor, 1891

GIRARD, M., and D. BALTIMORE. The Effect of HeLa Cell Cytoplasm on the Rate of Sedimentation of RNA, 999

- . See Baltimore, D., 741 GLISIN, M. V. See Glisin, V. R., 285 GLISIN, V. R., M. V. GLISIN, and P. DOTY.

The Nature of Messenger RNA in the Early Stages of Sea Urchin Development, 285

Globin and cytochrome sequences (Cantor and Jukes), 177

ca-1,4-Glucan: a-1,4-glucan 6-glycosyl transferase (Brown and Brown), 725

Gluconeogenesis in rat liver (Williamson et al.), 247

Glucose metabolism in brain, and alcoholism (Roach and Williams), 566

Glucose 6-phosphate dehydrogenase inhibition (Avigad), 1543

Glycogenosis, Type IV (Brown and Brown), 725

GOEHLER, B., and R. H. Doi. Conformation and Binding of Lysyl-tRNA to Polv-A- Ribosome Complexes, 1047

See Doi, R. H., 1548 GOLDBERG, E. B. The Amount of DNA

betweeni Genetic Markers in Phage T4, 1457

GOLDSTEIN, A. L., F. D. SLATER, and A. WHITE. Preparation, Assay, and Partial Purifica- tion of a Thymic Lymphocytopoietic Factor (Thymosin), 1010

GOLDTHWAIT, D. A. See Anthony, D. D., 1026

GOMMI, B. W. See Woolley, D. W., 191 GOOD, R. A. See Hong, R., 602 GOPINATHAN, K. P., and R. D. DEMoss.

Reversible Dissociation of Tryptophanase into Protein Subunits, 1223

GORDON, E. B. See Wiener, A. S., 458 GORDON, R. On Stochastic Growth and

Form, 1497 GORDY, W. See Herak, J. N., 7, 1354 GORSKI, A. See Notides, A., 230 Government responsibilities in food production

(Bell), 307

GRANT, D. See Twitty, V., 864 Granulocyte and macrophage colonies (Ichi-

kawa et al.), 488 Graphite and boron nitride (Pauling), 1646 GRAVEN, S. N., S. ESTRADA-O., and H. A.

LARDY. Alkali Metal Cation Release and Respiratory Inhibition Induced by Nigeri- cin in Rat Liver Mitochondria, 654

GRAVES, J. M. H. See Ringold, H. J., 255 Gravitational waves and creation of mass

(Thomas), 1635 GREEN, M. See Thomas, D. C., 243 GREENBERG, G. R. New dUTPase arid

dUDPase Activities after Infection of Escherichia coli by T2 Bacteriophage, 1226

GREENE, R. See Flickinger, R. A., 1712 GREENGARD, O., G. T. BAKER, M. L. HORO-

WITZ, and W. E. KNOx. Effects of Irradiation and Starvation on the Regula- tion of Rat Liver Enzymes, 1303

GREGOLIN, C., E. RYDER, A. K. KLEIN- SCHMIDT, R. C. WARNER, and M. D. LANE. Molecular Characteristics of Liver Acetyl CoA Carboxylase, 148

- E. RYDER, R. C. WARNER, A. K. KLEINSCHMIDT, and M. D. LANE. Liver Acetyl CoA Carboxylase: The Dissocia- tion-Reassociation Process and Its Rela- tion to Catalytic Activity, 1751

GRIFFIN, M. J., and R. P. Cox. Studies on the Mechanism of Hormone Induction of Alkaline Phosphatase in Human Cell Cultures, II. Rate of Enzyme Synthesis and Properties of Base Level and Induced Enzymes, 946

GRIFFITHS, P. A. Some Results on Locally Homogeneous Complex Manifolds, 413

GRIMM, W. A. H. See Leonard, N. J., 709 GROLLMAN, A. P. Structural Basis for Inhibi-

tion of Protein Synthesis by Emetine and Cycloheximide Based on an Analogy between Ipecac Alkaloids and Glutarimide Antibiotics, 1867

GROS, F. See Scherrer, K., 1571 Growth, stochastic (Gordon), 1497 GUtRON, M., R. G. SHULMAN, and J. EISINGEI.

Energy Transfer in Dinucleotides, 814 GUILFORD, J. P. New Psychological Concep-

tions of Memory, 67 Guinea pig reflexes (Beach), 526 Guinea pig small intestine synthesis of com-

plement component (Colten et al.), 1158 GUNSALUS, I. C. See Crawford, I. P., 717 GUPTA, N. K., and H. G. KHORANA. Mis-

sense Suppression of the Tryptophan Syn- thetase A-Protein Mutant A78, 772

HALKIN, H., and L. W. NEUSTADT. General Necessary Conditions for Optimization Problems, 1066

HALL, D. 0. See Gibson, J. F., 987 HALL, Z. W. See Otsuka, M., 1110 Hall's conjecture (Chowla), 417 HAMILTON, T. H. See Means, A. R., 686, 1594 Hamster cells, SV40-transformed and normal

(Reich et at.), 78 Hamster tumors, defective genome in (Huebner

et al.), 1164 HAMZI, H. Q. See Leonard, N. J., 709



VOL. 56, 1966 INDEX 1937

HJARDESTlY B. See Ravel, J. M., 701 HARDING, J., R. W. ALLARD, and D. G. SMELT-

ZER. Population Studies in Predomi- nantly Self-Pollinated Species, IX. Fre- quency-Dependent Selection in Phaseolus lunatus, 99

Harmonic semifields (Nakai and Sario), 1674 HARPER, J. J. See Brown, H. C., 1653 HARRAR, J. G. Chairman's Introductory

Remarks (World Food Symposium), 306 HARRIS, C. B. See Cottoin, F. A., 12 HARTLEY, J. W. See Huebner, R. J., 1164 HARUNA, I., and S. SPIEGELMAN. Selective

Interference with Viral RNA Formation in vitro by Specific Inhibition with Syn- thetic Polyribonucleotides, 1333

HASHIMOTO, K., and F. H. WILur. The Hetero- geneity of Chicken Hemoglobin, 1477

HASSID, W. Z. See Bailey, R. W., 1586 HATANAKA, M., and R. IJULBRECCO. Induction

of DNA Synthesis by SV40, 736 HATHAWAY, G., and R. S. CRIDDLE. Sub-

strate-Dependent Association of Lactic Dehydrogenase Subunits to Active Tetra- mer, 680

Heat conservation in tuna fish muscle (Carey and Teal), 1464

Heat inactivation of LDH isozymes (Vesell and Yielding), 1317

HeLa cell cytoplasm effect oiI RNA sedimentation rate (Girard and Baltimore), 999

HeLa cells, nuclear RNA in (Houssais and Attardi), 616

HeLa nuclei, basic piotein metabolism in (Spalding et al.), 1535

HELGESON, J. P., and N. J. LEONARD. Cyto- kinins: Identification of Compounds Isolated from Corynebacterium fascians, 60

Helical path electrophoresis (Kolin), 1051 Hemagglutination by viruses (Tillotson and

Lerner), 1143 Heme exchange among hemoglobin molecules

(Bunn and Jandl), 974 Hemoglobin: chemical modification of (Simon

and Konigsberg), 749; allosteric effect in (Benesch et al.), 1268, 1926; chicken, heterogeneity of (Hashimoto and Wilt), 1477

Hemoglobin crystals, spin-labeled (Boeyens and McConnell), 22; (Ohnishi et al.), 809

Hemoglobin molecules, heme exchange among (Bunn and Jandl), 974

Tiemolysin anamnestic reactivity in rabbits (Taliaferro and Taliaferro), 1151

HENRY, P., P. H. BLACK, M. N. OXMAN, and S. M. WEISSMAN. Stimulation of DNA Synthesis in Mouse Cell Line 3T3 by Simian AVirus 40, 1170

HERAK, J. N., and W. GORDY. ESR Study of Nucleosides and Nucleotides Bombarded with Hydrogen Atoms, 7

and W. GORDY. Interaction of Hy- drogen Atoms and Hydroxyl Radicals with 5-Halogen Uracils, 1354

HERMAN, E. A. See Cordes, H. 0., 1668 Herpes simplex virus-antibody complex (Ashe

and Notkins), 447 Herpes virus virions, populations of (Aurelian

and Wagner), 902

Heterogeneity of chicken hemoglobin (Hashi- moto and Wilt), 1477

HILL, R. L., R. DELANEY, R. E. FELLOWS, Jlt., and H. E. LEBOVITZ. The Evolutionary Origins of the Immunoglobulins, 1762

HILL, T. L. Studies in Irreversible Thermo- dynamics, VI, 45

- . Studies in Irreversible Thermody- namics, VII, 840

HoBBS, M. E., M. S. JHON, and H. EYRING. The Dielectric Constant of Liquid Water and Various Forms of Ice According to Significant Structure Theory, 31

HOFSCHNEIDER, P. H. See Francke, B., 1883 HOGGAN, M. D. See Rose, J. A., 86 Hole theory of surface tension of polymer

liquids (Roe), 819 HOLTZER, H. See Okazaki, K., 1484 Homing migration in newt (Twitty et al.), 864 Homogeneous complex manifolds (Griffiths),

413 Homogeneous minimal submanifolds (Hsiang),

5 Homologies in cytochromes and globins (Cantor

and Jukes), 177 Homologues in wheat (Feldman et al.), 1192 HONG, R., B. POLLARA, and R. A. GOOD. A

Model for Colostral IgA, 602 HOOBER, J. K., and I. A. BERNSTEIN. Protein

Synthesis Related to Epidermal Dif- ferentiation, 594, 1927

Hormonal requirements for myogenesis in striated muscle (de la Haba et al.), 1718

Hormone binding to tissue (Pastan et al.), 1802

Hormone induction of alkaline phosphatase in human cell cultures (Griffin and Cox), 946

Hormone-dependent differentiation and DNA synthesis (Stockdale and Topper), 1283

HoRowITz, M. L. See Greengard, O., 1303 HOTCHKISS, R. D. See Gabor, M., 1441 HOTTA, Y., M. ITO, and H. STERN. Synthesis

of DNA during Meiosis, 1184 HoussAIs, J.-F., and G. ATTARDI. High

Molecular Weight Nonribosomal-Type Nuclear RNA and Cytoplasmic Messenger RNA in HeLa Cells, 616

HSIANG, W. On the Compact Homogeneous Minimal Submanifolds, 5

HUBERMAN, E., and L. SACHS. Cell Suscepti- bility to Transformation and Cytotoxicity by the Carcinogenic Hydrocarbon Benzo- [a]pyrene, 1123

HUEB3NER, R. J., J. W. HARTLEY, W. P. ROWE, W. T. LANE, and W. I. CAPPS. Rescue of the Defective Genome of Moloney Sar- coma Virus from a Noninfectious Hamster Tumor and the Production of Pseudotype Sarcoma Viruses with Various Murine Leukemia Viruses, 1164

HUiJING, FR., and J. LARNER. On the Mech- anism of Action of Adenosine 3',5' Cyclo- phosphate, 647

Human anti-Rho sera (Wiener et al.), 458 Human cells: cystine synthesis by (Eagle

et al.), 156; diploid, "abortive" infection in (Sauer and Defendi), 452

Human chromosome replication (Sandberg et at.), 105

Human metaphase chromosomes (Salzman etal.), 1449




Human serum antibody to Burkitt's lymphoma cell antigen (Old et al.), 1699

Hurler's syndrome (Matalon and Dorfman), 1310

E{IUTTON, J. J., JR., and S. UDENFRIEND. So1l1- ble Collagen Proline Hydroxylase and Its Substrates in Several Animal Tissues, 198

Hyaluronic acid examination by electron micro- scope (Fessler and Fessler), 141

HYBNER, C. J. See Baum, S. G., 1509 Hybridization of E. coli and B. subtilis ribo-

somes (Takeda and Lipmann), 1875 Hvdrogen atom bombardment of nucleosides

(Herak and Gordy), 7; of uracils (Herak and Gordy), 1354

HIydroxylamine, effect on (Na+ + K )-ATPase (Chignell and Titus), 1620

Hydroxylase, proline, in animal tissues (Hutton and Udenfriend), 198

Hypersensitivity, delayed (David), 72

ICHI1K.AWA, Y., 1D. H. PLUZNIK, and L. SACHS. In vitro Control of the Development of M\/tacrophage and Granulocyte Colonies, 488

Immunioglobulin A, colostral (Hong et al.), 602 Immunoglobulins, evolutionary origins of (Hill

et al.), 1762 Inactivation of chymotrypsin by DDM (Abo-

derin and Fruton), 1252 Inactivation of pepsin by diazo ketone (Del-

pierre and Fruton), 1817 Indduction of RNase in A. tumefaciens (Reddi),

1207 Induction of TS by InGP in P. putida (Craw-

ford and Gunsalus), 717 Inequalities, nonlinear variational (Browder),

1080 Infectious nucleic acids of E. coli phages

(Fraicke and HfEofschneider), 1883 Inflammation in tissues, relation of water

movement to (Opie), 426 Inhibition of viral RNA formation (Haruna

and Spiegelman), 1333 Initiation of protein synthesis in Pt. pipiens

eggs (Smith et al.), 1724 INMAN, F. P., and A. NISONOFF. Localization

of Noncovalent Interactions between the Heavy Chains of Rabbit -yG-Globulin, 542

INOUYE, M. See Terzaghi, E., 500 -- - . See Okada, Y., 1692

Insulini crystals at low temperatures (Low etal.), 1746

Insulin effect on: adeiiyl cyclase in adipose tissue (Jungas), 757; protein synthesis by muscle ribosomes (Wool and Cavicchi), 991; myogenesis of muscle (de la Haba etal.), 1718

Integral operators, singular, on a half-line (Cordes and Herman), 1668

Integration, Lebesgue-Bochner (Bogdanowicz), 1399

Itteractions between heavy chains of -yG-globulin (Inman and Nisonoff ), 542

Interactions of polylysine and polyarginine with DNA (Leng and Felsenfeld), 1325

Interferoii action, mechanism of (Joklik and Merigan), 558

International agencies and world food production (Knapp), 315

Intracellular fibers in oat coleoptile cells (O'Brien and Thimann), 888

Intramolecular competitive inhibition- in chymotrypsin (Bender et al.), 833

Iodine activation of dihydrofolic reductase (Kaufman), 695

Ipecac alkaloids and glutarimide antibiotics (Grollman), 1867

Iron complex in spinach ferredoxin (Gibson et al.), 987

Irradiation and thymineless death in E. coli (Cummings and Taylor), 171

Irradiation effect on enzyme regulation (Green- gard et al.), 1303

Irreversible thermodynamics (Hill), 45, 840 IRWIN, M. R. Interaction of Nonallelic

Genes on Cellular Antigens in Species Hybrids of Columbidae, III. Further Identification of Interactinig Genes, 93

ISHIKAWA, E., R. M. OLIVER, and L. J. REED. a-Keto Acid Dehydrogenase Complexes, V. Macromolecular Organization of Pyru- vate and a-Ketoglutarate D)ehydrogenase Complexes Isolated from Beef Kidney Mitochondria, 534

Isolation of human metaphase chromosomes (Salzman et al.), 1449

Isolation of lac repressor (Gilbert and Muller- Hill), 1891

Isoperoxidases, deuterated, in rye plants (Siegel and Galston), 1040

Isovaleric acidemia (Tanaka et al.), 236 Isozymes, LDH, heat inactivation of (Vesell

and Yielding), 1317 ISSELBACHER, K. J. See Tanaka, K., 236 ITO, M. See Hotta, Y., 1184 IVERSEN, L. L. See Otsuka, M., 1110

JAFFE, L. F. Electrical Currents through the Developing Fucus Egg, 1102

JANDL, J. H. See Bunn, H. F., 974 JAO, L. See Dahlquist, F. W., 26 JENSEN, R. G., and J. A. BASSHAM. Photo-

synthesis by Isolated Chloroplasts, 1095 JHON, M. S. See Hobbs, M. E., 31 JOHNSON, F. MVi., C. G. KANAPI, R. H. RICHARD-

SON, i\L. R. WHEELER, and W. S. STONE. An Analysis of Polymorphisms among Isozyme Loci in Dark and Light Drosoph- ila ananassae Strains from American and Western Samoa, 119

JOKLIK, W. K., and T. C. MERIGAN. Con- cerning the Mechanism of Action of Interferon, 558

Jordan algebras, noncommutative (McCrim- mon and Schafer), 1

Jordan rings (McCrimmon), 1072 JUKES, T. H. See Cantor, C. R., 177 JUNGAS, R. L. Role of Cyclic-3',5'-AMP in

the Response of Adipose Tissue to In sulin. 757

KAc, M., and C. J. THOMPSON. On the Mathe- matical Mechanism of Phase Transition, 1625

KAESBERG, P. See Yamazaki, H., 624



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KAIGHN, WE. E., J. 1). EBERTr, and P. M. STOTT. The Susceptibility of D)ifferentiating Mus- cle Clones to Blolls Sarcoma Virus, 133

See Lee, H. H., 521 KAJIWARA, K. See Spaldinig, J., 1535 KALCKAR, H. M4., P. LAURSEN, anid A. M. C.

RAPIN. Inactivationi of Phage C21 by Various Preparations from Lipopolysac- charide of E. coli K-12, 1852

KALLENBACH, N. R., and D. M. CROTHERS. Theory of Thermal Transitions in Cohered Di)NA from Phage Lambda, 1018

KANAPI, C. G. SeeJohnson, F. MI., 119 KANEKO, I. See D)oi, R. H., 1548 KAPLAN, N. 0. See Kitto, G. B., 578 KAIRKAS, J. 1)., and E. CHARGAFF. Template

Functions in the Enizymic Formation of Polyribonucleotides, I. Integrity of the DNA Template, 664

and E. CHARGAFF. Template Func- tions in the En-zymic Formation of Poly- ribonucleotides, III. Apurinic Acid as Template, 1241 -. See Lin, H. J., 954

KATZ, M. See Friedman, N., 1062 KAUFMAN, B. T. Studies on Dihydrofolic Re-

ductase, II. The Activation of D)ihydro- folic Reductase fr om Chicken Liver by Iodine, 695

Kerogen ozonolysis (Bitz and Nagy), 1383 a-Keto acid dehydrogenase complexes (Ishi-

kawa et al.), 534 KHORANA, H. G. See Gupta, N. K., 772

X-. See Morgan, A. R., 1899 KIRSCHNER, K., M. EIGEN, R. BITTMAN, and

B. VOIGT. The Binding of Nicotinamide- Adenine D)inucleotide to Yeast D)-Glyc- eraldehyde-3-Phosphate Dehydrogenase: Temperature-Jump Relaxation Studies on the Mechanism of an Allosteric Enzyme, 1661

KIT, S., D. R. DUBBS, L. J. PIEKARSKI, R. A. DE TORRES, anld J. L. MELNICK. Acqui- sition of Enzyme Function by Mouse Kidney Cells Abortively Infected with Papovavirus SV40, 463

KITTO, G. 13., P. M. WASSARMAN, and N. 0. KAPLAN. Enzymatically Active Conform- ers of Mitochondrial iMialate Dehydro- genase, 578

KLAMBT, D., G. THIES, and F. SKOOG. Iso- lation of Cytokinins from Corynebacterium fascians, 52

KLEIN, L., and P. H. WEISS. Induced Connec- tive Tissue Metabolism in vivo: Reutiliza- tion of Pre-existing Collagen, 277

KLEIN, M. P. See Corker, G. A., 1365 KLEINSCHMIDT, A. K. See Gregolin, C., 148,

1751 KNAPP, J. B. The Role of Internationial

Agencies in Aiding in World Food Produc- tion, 315

KNOX, W. E. See Greengard, O., 1303 KODANI, K. See Kodani, M., 1200 KODANI, M., and K. KODANI. The in vitro

Cultivation of Miammalian Sertoli Cells, 1200

KOHL, D. M. See Flickinger, R. A., 1712 KOHLER, R. E. See Ron, E. Z., 471 KOLAKOFSKY, D.. and T. NAKAMOTO. The

Initiation of Viral Protein Synthesis in E. coli Extracts, 1786

KOLIN, A. Helical Path Electrophoresis in VTertical Fluid Sheaths, 1051

KOLTHOFF, I. M., S. BHOWMmlK, anld M. K. CHANTOONI, JR. Acid-Base Indicator Properties of Sulfonephthaleins and Ben- zeins in Acetonitrile, 1370

KONIGSBERG, W. H. See Simon, S. R., 749 KOOPMANS, L. H. See Friedman, N., 1062 KOSHLAND, 1). E., JR. See Neet, K. E., 1606 KRAMER, F. R. See Davidson, E. H., 856 KIRATOCHVIJL, C. H. See Wiener, A. S., 458 KRAVITZ, EL. A. See Otsuka, M., 111:0 KREISBERG, It. A. See Williamson, J. R., 247 KnM, M. See Borenfreund, E., 672 KitOoN, A. M., P. BORST, E. F. J. VAN BRUG-

GEN, anid G. J. C. M. RUTTENBERG. Mitochondrial D)NA from Sheep Heart, 1836

Lac repressor, isolation (Gilbert and Muiller- Hill), 1891

Lactate dehydrogenase association to dimer and tetramer (Hathaway and Criddle), 680

Lactate dehydrogenase isozymes, heat inactivation of (Vesell and Yielding), 1317

LALA, P. K., and H. M. PATT. Cytokinetic Analysis of Tumor Growth, 1735

Lamellar protein, chloroplast (Lockshin and Burris), 1564

Lampbrush stage of amphibian oogenesis (Davidson et al.), 856

LANE, M. D. See Gregolin, C., 148, 1751 LANE, W. T. See Huebner, R. J., 1164 LARDY, H. A. See Graven, S. N., 654 LARNER, J. See Huijing, Fr., 647 L-asparaginases from E. coli, antitumor action

of (Schwartz et al.), 1516 LAURSEN, P. See Kalekar, H. M., 1852 LAZZARINI, R. A. D)ifferences in Lysine-sRNA

from Spore and Vegetative Cells of Bacil- lus subtilis, 185

Learned behavior, transfer of (Rosenblatt and Miller), 1423, 1683

Learning and memory: in mice (Flexner et al.), 730; in chicks (Lee-Teng and Sherman), 926

Lebesgue-Bochner integration (Bogdanowicz), 1399

LEBOVITZ, H. E. See Hill, R. L., 1762 LECoMTE, J. R. See Bulen, W. A., 979 LEDER, P., and H. BURSZTYN. Initiation of

Protein Synthesis, I. Effect of Formyla- tion of Methionyl-tRNA on Codon Recog- nition, 1579

- -. See Zamir, A., 1794 LEE, 11. H., M. E. KAIGHN, and J. D. EBERT.

Viral Antigens in Differentiating Muscle Colonies after Infection with Rous Sar- coma Virus in vitro, 521

LEE, J. B. See Tashjian, A. H., Jr., 1138 LEE-TENG, E., and S. M. SHERMAN. Memory

Consolidation of One-Trial Learning in Chicks, 926

LENARD, J., and S. J. SINGER. Protein Con- formation in Cell Membrane Preparations




as Studied by Optical Rotatory Dispersion and Circular Dichroism, 1828

LENG, M., and G. FELSENFELD. The Prefer- ential Interactions of Polylysine and Poly- arginine with Specific Base Sequences in DNA, 1325

LENGYEL, P. See Shih, A.-Y., 1599 LEONARD, N. J., S. ACHMATOWICZ, R. N. LOEP-

PKY, K. L. CARRAWAY, W. A. H. GRIMM. A. SZWE YKO WSKA, H. Q. HAMZI, and F. SKOOG. Development of Cytokinin Ac- tivity by Rearrangement of 1-Substituted Adenines to 6-Substituted Aminopurines: Inactivation by N6,1-Cyclization, 709

See Helgeson, J. P., 60 LERNER, A. M. See Tillotson, J. R., 1143 Leucine metabolism (Tanaka et al.), 236 LEVEY, R. H., and P. B. MEDAWAR. Nature

and Mode of Action of Antilymphocytic Antiserum, 1130

LEVY, H. B. See Friedman, R. M., 440 LEWONTIN, R. C. See Singh, M., 1345 Ligand binding by hemoglobin (Benesch et al.),

1268, 1926 Light pathway to rat pineal gland (Zweig et al.),

515 Limit theorem, central (Friedman et al.), 1062 LIN, H. J., J. D. KARKAS, and E. CHARGAFF.

Template Functions in the Enzymic For- mation of Polyribonucleotides, II. Meta- phase Chromosomes as Templates in the Enzymic Synthesis of Ribonucleic Acid, 954

Linear organization in pneumococcal DNA molecules (Gabor and Hotchkiss), 1441

Linkage region of chondroitin sulfate-protein complex (Robinson et al.), 1859

ILipids, optical rotation of (Nagy), 389 LIPMANN, F. See Takeda, M., 1875 Lipopolysaccharide of E. coli K-12 (Kalckar

etal.), 1852 LIPSCOMB, W. N. See Potenza, J. A., 1917 Liquid structure theory (Hobbs et al.), 31 Liquids, polymer, surface tension of (Roe), 819 L-isoleucine biosynthesis in R. rubrum (Ning

and Gest), 1823 Liver acetyl CoA carboxylase (Gregolin et al.),

148, 1751 Liver nuclei, DNA template activity in (Pogo

et al.), 550 Lobster nerves, GABA from (Otsuka et al.),

1110 LOCKSHIN, A., and R. H. BURRIS. Solubiliza-

tion and Properties of Chloroplast La- mellar Protein, 1564

LOEPPKY, R. N. See Leonard, N. J., 709 LONDON, I. M. See Scherrer, K., 1571 Low, B. W., C. C. H. CHEN, J. E. BERGER, L.

SINGMAN, and J. F. PLETCHER. Studies of Insulin Crystals at Low Temperatures: Effects on Mosaic Character and Radia- tion Sensitivity, 1746

LUSTY, C. J., and M. DOUDOROFF. Poly-0- Hydroxybutyrate Depolymerases of Pseudomonas lemoignei, 960

Lymphocyte inj ection and ALS (Levey and Medawar), 1130

Lymphocytopoietic factor, thymic (Goldstein etal.), 1010

LYNEN, F. See Wells, W. W., 633

Lysine-sRNA from B. subtilis cells (Lazzarini), 185

Lysozyme, T4, mutations in (Terzaghi et al.), 500; (Okada et al.), 1692

Lysozyme binding to chitin oligosaccharides (Dahlquist et al.), 26

Lysyl-tRNA (Goehler and Doi), 1047

MACCHIA, V. See Pastan, I., 1802 Macrophage and granulocyte colonies (Ichi-

kawa et al.), 488 Magnetic circular dichroism (Schooley et al.),

1377; (Crescitelli et al.), 1729; (Lenard and Singer), 1828

Maize, ADH gene duplication in (Schwartz), 1431

MAIZEL, J. V., JR. See Shapiro, A. L., 216 Malate dehydrogenase conformers (Kitto et

al.), 578 Male-specific phage fl (Caro and Schnos), 126 Malignant conversion of cells (Borenfreund et

al.), 672 Mammaliani cells: (Kodani and Kodani), 1200;

(Davidson et al.), 1437; (Tobey et al.), 1520

Mamnmalian mRNP and ribosomes in protein synthesis (Weisberger and Armentrout), 1612

MANGELSDORF, P. C. Genetic Potentials for Increasing Yields of Food Crops and Animals, 370

Manifolds, homogeneous complex (Griffiths), 413

Maps, differentiable, Whyburn's conjecture for (Cronin and McAuley), 405

MARCA-UD, L. See Scherrer, K., 1571 MARCUS, A., and J. FEELEY. Ribosome Acti-

vation and Polysome Formation in vitro: Requirement for ATP, 1770

MIARGOLIN, P. See Bauerle, R. H., 111 MARIN, G. See Basilico, C., 208 Markov processes and nonlinear parabolic

equations (McKean), 1907 Mass, creation of, in expanding universe

(Thomas), 1349,1635 MATALON, R., and A. DORFMAN. Hurler's

Syndrome: Biosynthesis of Acid Muco- polysaccharides in Tissue Culture, 1310

MViathematical mechanism of phase transition (Kac and Thompson), 1625

MATTHEWS, C. N., and R. E. MOSER. Pre- biological Protein Synthesis, 1087

McAULEY, L. F. See Cronin, J., 405 MCCONNELL, H. M. See BOEYENS, J. C. A.,

22 See Ohnishi, S., 809

MCCRIMMON, K., and R. D. SCHAFER. On a Class of Noncommutative Jordan Alge- bras, 1

<. A General Theory of Jordan Rings, 1072

MCGEE, Z. A. See O'Malley, J. P., 895 McKEAN, H. P., JR. A Class of Markov

Processes Associated with Nonlinear Para- bolic Equations, 1907

MCMILLAN, J. E. On Cluster Sets of Mero- morphic Functions, 787

MEANS, A. R., and T. H. HAMILTON. Evi- dence for Depression of Niuelear Protein



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Synthesis and Concomitant Stimulation of Nuclear RNA Synthesis during Early Estrogen Action, 686

- - - and T. H. HAMILTON. Early Estrogen Action: Concomitant Stimulations within Two Minutes of Nuclear RNA Synthesis and Uptake of RNA Precursor by the Uterus, 1594

Mechanism of auxin action (Armstrong), 64 MEDAWAR, P. B. See Levey, R. H., 1130 Meiosis, DNA synthesis during (Hotta et al.),

1184 Meiotic pairing in wheat (Feldman et al.), 1192 Melanin synthesis affected by erythorbic acid

(Sondhi and Turoczi), 1743 MELLO-SAMPAYO, T. See Feldman, M., 1192 MELNICK, J. L. See Kit, S., 463 Membrane fraction, solubilization and purifi-

cation of (Nathenson and Davies), 476 Membrane protein, ORD and CD studies of

(Lenard and Singer), 1828 Memory, psychological conceptions of (Guil-

ford), 67 Memory consolidation of learning in chicks

(Lee-Teng and Sherman), 926 Memory in mice treated with acetoxycyclo-

heximide (Flexner et al.), 730 MENDELSOHN, J. See Salzman, N. P., 1449 MERIGAN, T. D. See Joklik, W. K., 558 Meromorphic functions, cluster sets of (Mc-

Millan), 787 Messenger RNA: in sea urchin development

(Glisin et al.), 285; insulin effect on translation of (Wool and Cavicehi), 991

Metabolism, connective tissue (Klein and Weiss), 277

Metabolism of basic proteins in HeLa nuclei (Spalding et al.), 1535

Metaphase HeLa chromosomes, isolation of (Salzman et al.), 1449

Meteorite, Orgueil, ozonolysis (Bitz and Nagy), 1383

Methionyl tRNA (Leder and Bursztyn), 1579; (Zamir et al.), 1794

Methylases, tRNA, in animal and human tumors (Tsutsui et at.), 1003

Methylglyoxal and cell division (Egyud and Szent-Gy6rgyi), 203

Mice, learning and memory in (Flexner et al.,), 730

MICHELSON, A. M., and C. MONNY. Poly- nucleotides, VIII. Base Stacking in Poly- uridylic Acid, 1528

Microbiology of saturated salt solutions (Siegel and Roberts), 1505

Migration, homing, of newt (Twitty et al.), 864

MILLER, R. G. See Rosenblatt, F., 1423, 1683 MILLS, D. R., N. R. PACE, and S. SPIEGELMAN.

The in vitro Synthesis of a Noninfectious Complex Containing Biologically Active Viral RNA, 1778

Minimal submanifolds (Hsiang), 5 MIRSKY, A. E. See Pogo, A. O., 550

-. See Davidson, E. H., 856 MIRSKY, R., and P. GEORGE. Optical Rota-

tory Dispersion Spectra of Cytochrome c and Polymers, 222

Missense suppression of mutants (Carbon et al.), 764; (Gupta and Khorana), 772

Mitochondria, beef kidney, KGDC from (Ishi- kawa et al.), 534

Mitochondrial DNA: circular (Sinclair and Stevens), 508; (Nass), 1215; from sheep heart (Kroon et al.), 1836

Mitochondrial MDH conformers (Kitto et al.), 578

Mitochondrial origin of egg cytoplasmic DNA (Dawid), 269

Mitosis in hormone-dependent differentiation (Stockdale and Topper), 1283

Mitotic cycle and myogenesis (Okazaki and Holtzer), 1484

MIYAGI, M. See Flickinger, R. A., 1712 Molecular characteristics of acetyl CoA car-

boxylase (Gregolin et al.), 148 Molecular orbital theory and quadrupole

coupling constants (Cotton and Harris), 12 Molecular structure of m-B10C211C1H2 (Po-

tenza and Lipscomb), 1917 Moloney sarcoma virus (Huebner et al.), 1164 MOMMAERTS, W. F. H. M. See Crescitelli, F.,

1729 MONNY, C. See Michelson, A. M., 1528 Monotone nonlinear operators (Browder), 419 MOORE, D. E. See Salzman, N. P., 1449 MOORE, G. E. See Sandberg, A. A., 105 MOOR-JANKOWSKI, J. See Wiener, A. S., 458 MORGAN, A. R., R. D. WELLS, and H. G. KHo-

RANA. Studies on Polynucleotides, LIX. Further Codon Assignments from Amino Acid Incorporations Directed by Ribo- polynucleotides Containing Repeating Tri- nucleotide Sequences, 1899

Morphological mutation in N. crassa (Brody and Tatum), 1290

MORRIS, D. W., and J. A. DEMOSs. Polysome Transitions and the Regulation of Ribo- nucleic Acid Synthesis in Escherichia coli, 262

MORRIS, V. L., P. G. SPEAR, and B. ROIZMAN. Some Biophysical Properties of Frog Viruses and Their DNA, 1155

Mosaic character of insulin crystals (Low et at.), 1746

MOSER, R. E. See Matthews, C. N., 1087 MOSIG, G. Distances Separating Genetic

Markers in T4 DNA, 1177 MOSTELLER, R. D. See Ravel, J. M., 701 Moulton's orbits in problem of three bodies

(Szebehely), 1641 Mouse antigens (Nathenson and Davies), 476 Mouse kidney cells infected with papovavirus

SV40 (Kit et al.), 463 Mouse liver nucleohistone (Commerford and

Delihas), 1759 Mouse mitochondria, circular DNA from (Sin-

clair and Stevens), 508 Mucopolysaccharides in tissue culture (Matalon

and Dorfman), 1310 MUELLER, G. C. See Spalding, J., 1535 MtLLER-HILL, B. See Gilbert, W., 1891 Murine leukemia virus production of pseudo-

type sarcoma viruses (Huebner et al.), 1164

Muscle: relaxing protein of (Watanabe and Staprans), 572; insulin regulation of protein synthesis in (Wool and Cavicchi), 991; tuna fish, heat conservation in (Carey and Teal), 1464; striated, myogenesis of (de la Haba et at.), 1718




Muscle clones, susceptibility to RSV (Kaighn etal.), 133

M-usele colonies after RSV infection (Lee et cr1.), 521

Muttability locus in E. coli (Zamenhof), 845 fM utants, A-proteirn, missense suppression of

(Carbon et al.), 764; (Gupta and Kho- r ania), 772

Mulitatioin, morphological, int lN. crassa (Brody an-d Taturn), 1290

Mutations, T4 (Terzaghi et a1.), 500; (Okada etal.), 1692

M ycoplasmac gcrllisepticumn, A-1 agent identified as (OMalley et ac.), 895

Myogeniesis: and mitotic cycle (Okazaki and Holtzer), 1484; of striated muscle (de la Haba et al.), 1718

Myosin, subunit structure of (Gershman et cr.), 966

NACHMANSOHN, I). See Podleski, T. R., 1034 NaF inhibition of amiinoacyl-sRNA bindiing

(Ravel et al.), 701 NAWGY, B. A Study of the Optical Rotation of

Lipids Extracted from Soils, Sediments, and the Orgueil Carbonaceous Meteorite, 389

See Bitz, Sister .M. C. 1383 NAKADAN, 1)., anid J. UNOWSKY. In vitro For-

mation of Fiunctional P ibosomes from the '11elaxed Particles," 659

NAKKAI, M., and L. SARIa. Harmonic Semi- fields, 1674

NXK.AMOTO, T. See Kolakofsky, D., 1786 NASS, M. M. K. The Circularity of Mito-

chondrial 1.)NA, 1215 NAVTHANS, 1). i\`[., P. OESCHGER, K. EGGEN, and

Y. SHIMURA\. Bacteriophage-Specific Pro- tein-s in E. coli Infected with an RNA Bac- teriophage, 1844

NATHENSON, S. G., and D. A. L. DAVIES. Solubilization and Partial Purification of Mouse Histocomipatibility Antigens from a Membranous Lipoprotein Fraction, 476

NATIONAL ACAD)EXY Oc F SCIENCES. Organiza- tion: Officers, Council, Members, Foreign Associates, and Sections, 304

Symposium onl Prospects of the World Food Supply, 305a

N.VON, CT. See Shiu-lmain, R. C., 39 Nf, I-cyclization in cytokinin inactivation

(Leoinard et ac.), 709' NEET, K. E., and 1). E. KoSHLAND, JR. The

Conversioni of Serine at the Active Site of Subtilisin to Cvsteinie: A "Chemical Mu- tation," 1606

NELSON, L. B. See Parker, F. W., 382 Nerve fibers, frog, acetylcholinesterase in

(Brzin), 1560 Nerves: inhibitory, GABA from (Otsuka et al.),

1110; sympathetic, alorepitnephrine synthesis in (Alousi and Weiner), 1491

NEURATH, H. See Walsh, K. A., 1339 Neurophysin binding of oxytocii (Breslow and

Abrash), 640 Neurospora crassa, nmorphological mutation in

(Brody and Tatuim), 1290 NEUSTADT, L. W. See Halkin, H., 1066 Newt, homing migration (Twitty et cr.), 864 Nicotinamide-adenine dinucleotide binding to

GAPDIH (Kirsehuer et al.), 1661

Nigericin, effect on alkali metal cation (Graven etal.), 654

NING, C., and H. GEST. Regulation of L-Iso- leuicine Biosynthesis in the Photosynthetic Bacterium Rhodospirillum rubrum, 1823

NISONOFF, A. See Inman, F. P., 542 Nitride, boron, and graphite (Patuling), 1646 Nitrogenase system from Azotobacter (Bulen

and LeComte), 979 Noncommutative Jordan algebras (McCrim-

mon and Schafer), 1 Noninfectious complex containing biologically

active viral RNA (Mlills et al.), 1778 Nonlitnear parabolic equations and Markov

processes (McKean), 1907 Nonlinear variational inequalities (Browder),

1080 Norepinephrine synithesis in sympathetic nerves

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duced Synthesis of a Specific Uterine Protein, 230

NOTKINS, A. L. See Ashe, W. K., 447 Nuclear magnetic resonatnce studies of car-

boxypeptidase A (Shulman et al.), 39 Nuclear quadrupole couLpling constants (Cot-

ton and Harris), 12 Nuclear receptors for aldosterone (Fan-estil and

Edelman), 872 Nucleic acid from adeno-associated virus (Rose

et al.), 86 Nucleic acid homology (Reich et at.), 78 Nucleohistones examined for RNA-histones

(Commerford and Delihas), 1759 Nucleosides, ESR study of (Herak and Gordy),

7 Nucleotidohydrolase, dCTP, T4-induced (War-

ner and Barnes), 1233 Nutritional and food science in world food

needs (Scrimshaw), 352

Oat coleoptile cells (O'Brien and Thimann), 888

O'BRIEN, T. P. and K. V. THIMANN. Intra- cellular Fibers in Oat Coleoptile Cells and Their Possible Significance in Cytoplasmic Streaming, 888

OCHOA, S. See Stanley, W. M., Jr., 290 OESCHGER, 1M. P. See Nathans, D., 1844 OETTGEN, H. F. See Old, L. J., 1699 OHNISHI, S., J. C. A. BOEYENS, and H. M.

MXICCONNELL. Spin-Labeled Hemoglobin Crystals, 809

OKADA, Y., E. TERZAGHI, G. STREISINGER, J. EMRICH, M. INOUYE, and A. TSUGITA. A Frame-Shift Mutation Involving the Addi- tion of Two Base Pairs in the Lysozyme Gene of Phage T4, 1692

. See Terzaghi, E., 500 OKAZARI, K., and H. HOLTZER. Myogenesis:

Fusion, Myosin Synthesis, and the Mitotic Cycle, 1484

OLD, L. J., E. A. BOYSE, H. F. OETTGEN, E. DE HARVEN, G. GEERING, B. WILLIAMSON, anid P. CLIFFORD. Precipitating Anti- body in Human Serum to an Antigen Present in Cultured Burkitt's Lymphoma Cells, 1699



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OLIVER, R. M. See Ishikawa, E., 534 O'MALLEY, J. P. Z. A. MCGEE, M. F. BARILE,

and L. F. BARKER. Identification of the A-I Agent as Mycoplasma gallisepticum, 895

O6genesis, amphibian (Davidson et al.), 856 OPIE, E. L. The Normal and Pathological

Movement of Water in Tissues and Its Relation to the Colligative Properties of Solutions and to Inflammation, 426

Optical properties of polypeptide A-configurations (Pysh), 825

Optical rotation of lipids (Nagy), 389 Optical rotatory dispersion spectra of cyto-

chrome c (Mirsky and George), 222 Optical rotatory dispersion studies of mem-

brane protein conformation (Lenard and Singer), 1828

Optimization problems (Halkin and Neustadt), 1066

Optimizing selection, stable equilibria under (Singh and Lewontini), 1345

Orbits, Moulton's (Szebehely), 1641 Orgueil meteorite lipids (Nagy), 389 ORR, P. C., and R. BERGER. The Fire Areas

on Santa Rosa Islanid, California, 1409 See Berger R., 1678

OTSUKA, M., L. L. IVERSEN, Z. W. HALL, and E. A. KRAVITZ. Release of Gamma- Aminobutyric Acid from Inhibitory Nerves of Lobster, 1110

Oxidative phosphorylation, respiratory chain (Falcone), 1043

OXMAN, M. N. See Henry, P., 1170 Oxytocin binding by neurophysins (Breslow

and Abrash), 640 Ozonolysis of coal, kerogen, and Or gueil

meteorite (Bitz and Nagy), 1383

PACE, N. R. See Mills, 1). R., 1778 PAINTER, T. S. The Role of the E-Chromo-

somes in Cecidomyiidae, 853 and J. J. BIESELE. Endomitosis an d

Polyribosome Formation, 1920 Papovavirus SV40, enzyme function tranis-

formed by (Kit et at.), 463 Parabolic equations, nonlinear (McKean),

1907 Parathyroid hormone and thyrocalcitonin

(Tashjian et al.), 1138 PARKER, F. W., and L. B. NELSON. More

Fertilizers for More Food, 382 PASTAN, I., J. ROTH, and V. MACCHIA. Bind-

ing of hlormone to Tissue: The First Step in Polypeptide Hormone Action, 1802

Pathological movement of water in tissues (Opie), 426

PATT, H. M. See Lala, P. K., 1735 PAULING, L. The Structure and Properties of

Graphite and Boron Nitride, 1646 . Baryoni Resonances as Rotational

States, 1676 PENHOET, E., T. RAJKIJMAR, and W. J. RUTTER.

Multiple Forms of Fructose Diphosphate Aldolase in Mammalian Tissues, 1275

Pepsin inactivation by diazo ketone (Delpierre and Fruton), 1817

Peptide chain initiation and RNA synthesis in E. coli (Shih et al.), 1599

Peptide release by puromycin (Redman and Sabatini), 608

Periodate oxidation effect on viruses (Tillotson and Lerner), 1143

Pest, pathogen, and weed control for increased food production (Stakinan), 376

PETERSEN, D. F. See Tobey, R. A., 1520 pH dependence of chymotrypsin reactions

(Bender et al.), 833 Phage C21 inactivation (Kalckar et al.), 1852 Phage fI attachment to E. coli (Caro and

Schnos), 126 Phage lambda, DNA froin (Kallenbach and

Crothers), 1018 Phage T4, DNA between genetic markers in

(Goldberg), 1457 Phage T4 DNA, genetic markers in (Mosig),

1177 Phage, T-even, infection and enzyme activities

(Greenberg), 1226; (Warner and Barnes), 1233

Phage T4 lysozyme, mutations in (Terzaghi et al.), 500; (Okada et al.), 1692

Phage-specific proteins in infected E. coli (Nathans et al.), 1844

Phase transition (Kac and Thompson), 1625 Phaseolus lunatus, frequency-dependent selec-

tion in (Harding et al.), 99 Phosphatase, alkaline, of E. coli (Tait and

Vallee), 1247 Phosphorylated derivative of vitamin K1

(Watanabe and Brodie), 940 Phosphorylation, respiratory chain oxidative

(Falcone), 1043 Photosynthesis, primary quantum conversion

product in (Corker et al.), 1365 Photosynthesis by isolated chloroplasts (Jen-

sen and Bassham), 1095 PIEKARSKI, L. J. See Kit, S., 463 Pigment synthesis in mammalian cells (David-

son et al.), 1437 Pineal gland of newborn rats (Zweig et al.), 515 Plane algebroid curves and maximum torsion

(Zariski), 781 PLETCHER, J. F. See Low, B. W., 1746 PLUZNIK, D. H. See Ichikawa, Y., 488 Pneumococcal transforming DNA (Gabor and

Hotchkiss), 1441 PODLESKI, T. R., and D. NACHEMANSOHN.

Similarities between Active Sites of Acetyl- choline Receptor and Acetylcholinesterase Tested with Quinolinium Ions, 1034

POGO, A. O., V. G. ALLFREY, and A. E. MIRSKY. Evidence for Increased DNA Template Activity in Regenerating Liver Nuclei, 550

Poliovirus RNA synthesis (Baltimore and Girard), 741

POLLARA, B. See Hong, R., 602 Poly-A-ribosome complexes, lysyl-tRNA bind-

ing to (Goehler and D)oi), 1047 Poly-o-hydroxybutyrate depolymerases (Lusty

and Doudoroff ), 960 Polylysine and polyarginine interactions with

various DNA's (Leng and Felsenfeld), 1325

Polymer liquids (Roe), 819 Polymerase, DNA-dependent RNA (Anthony

et al.), 1026




Polymerization in cell-free systems (Takeda and Lipmann), 1875

Polymers, ORD spectra of (Mirsky and George), 222

Polymorphisms among isozyme loci in D. ananassae (Johnson et al.), 119

Polynomials, approximation by (Walsh), 1406 Polynucleotides: base stacking in (Michelson

and Monny), 1528; and codon assignments (Morgan et al.), 1899

Polyoma virus and DNA synthesis (Basilico et al.), 208

Polypeptide ,B-configurations (Pysh), 825 Polypeptide hormone action (Pastan et al.),

1802 Polyribonucleotides in inhibition of viral RNA

formation (Haruna and Spiegelman), 1333

Polyribosomal synthesis of gamma globulin (Shapiro et al.), 216

Polyribosome formation and endomitosis (Painter and Biesele), 1920

Polysome formation and ribosome activation (Marcus and Feeley), 1770

Polysome stability (Ron et al.), 471 Polysome transitions and RNA synthesis in

E. coli (Morris and DeMoss), 262 Population and food supplies (Revelle), 328 Population studies in self-pollinated species

(Harding et al.), 99 POTENZA, J. A., and W. N. LIPscoMB. Mo-

lecular Structure of m-B10Cl10C2H2, 1917 Prebiological protein synthesis (Matthews and

Moser), 1087 PRITCHARD, W. R. Increasing Protein Foods

through Improving Animal Health, 360 Probability generating functions: of random

variables (Puri), 1059; and their iterates (Buihler), 1912

Proline hydroxylase in animal tissues (Hutton and Udenfriend), 198

Protein(s): virus-coded (Thomas and Green), 243; relaxing (Watanabe and Staprans), 572; basic, in HeLa nuclei (Spalding et al.), 1535; chloroplast lamellar (Lockshin and Burris), 1564; phage-specific, in E. coli (Nathans et al.), 1844

Protein-chondroitin sulfate complex (Robinson etal.), 1859

Protein conformations in cell membranes (Wal- lach and Zahler), 1552; (Lenard and Singer), 1828

Protein subunits, tryptophanase dissociation into (Gopinathan and DeMoss), 1223

Protein synthesis: estrogen-induced (Notides and Gorski), 230; initiation signal for (Stanley et at.), 290; related to epidermal differentiation (Hoober and Bernstein), 594; directed by RNA (Yamazaki and Kaesberg), 624; estrogen action on (Means and Hamilton), 686, 1594; insulin regulation of (Wool and Caviechi), 991; prebiological (Matthews and Moser), 1087; and ecdysone (Clever and Romball), 1470; and mammalian cell division (Tobey et al.), 1520; N-formyl-Met-tRNA in initiation of (Leder and Bursztyn), 1579; directed by mRNP (Weisberger and Armentrout), 1612; initiation in R. pipiens eggs (Smith et al.), 1724; viral, in

E. coli (Kolakofsky and Nakamoto), 1786; inhibition by emetine and cycloheximide (Grollman), 1867

Pseudohypoparathyroidism (Tashjiari et al.), 1138

Pseudomonas lemoignei, depolymerases of (Lusty and Douidoroff), 960

Pseudomonas putida, tryptophan synthetase in (Crawford and Gunsalus), 717

Psychological conceptions of memory (Guil- ford), 67

PURI, P. S. Probability Generating Functions of Absolute Difference of Two Random Variables, 1059

Purification of: relaxing protein (Watanabe and Staprans), 572; thymosin (Goldstein etal.), 1010

Puromycin: in release of peptides (Redman and Sabatini), 608; reaction with N-formylmethionyl-tRNA (Zamir et al.), 1794

Pyruvate complexes (Ishikawa et al.), 534 PYSH, E. S. The Calculated Ultraviolet Opti-

cal Properties of Polypeptide d-Configura- tions, 825

Quadrupole coupling constants (Cotton and Harris), 12

Quantum conversion product in photosynthesis (Corker et al.), 1365

Quantum gas, expansion of transport coefficients for (Fujita), 16, 794

Quinolium ion testing of ACh receptor and esterase (Podleski and Nachmansohn), 1034

Rabbit -yG-globulin, heavy chains (Inman and Nisonoff), 542

Rabbits, hemolysin anamnestic reactivity in (Taliaferro and Taliaferro), 1151

Radiation damage to DNA, repair of (Strauss et al.), 932

Radiation sensitivity of insulin crystals at low temperatures (Low et al.), 1746

Radicals, OH, bombardment of uracils (Herak and Gordy), 1354

RAFTERY, M. See Dahlquist, F. W., 26 RAJKIUMAR, T. See Penhoet, E., 1275 Rana pipiens eggs, protein synthesis in (Smith

et al.), 1724 Random variables, P. G. F. of (Puri), 1059 RAPER, K. B. See Cotter, D. A., 880 RAPIN, A. M. C. See Kalckar, H. M., 1852 RAPP, H. J. See Colten, H. R., 1158 Rat liver: gluconeogenesis in (Williamson et

al.), 247; nigericin effect on (Graven et al.), 654; irradiation of (Greengard et al.), 1303

Rats, pineal gland of newborn (Zweig et al.), 515

RAVEL, J. M., R. D. MOSTELLER, and B. HARDESTY. NaF Inhibition of the In- itial Binding of Aminoacyl-sRNA to Re- ticulocyte Ribosomes, 701

Rearrangement of 1 - substituted adenines (Leonard et al.), 709

Receptor, ACh, similarity to ACh esterase (Podleski and Nachmansohn), 1034

Recognition of substrate by enzyme (Ringold et al.), 255



VOL. 56, 1966 INDEX 1945

REDDI, K. K. Ribonuclease Induction in Cells Transformed by Agrobacterium tumefaciens, 1207

REDMAN, C. M., and D. D. SABATINI. Vec- torial Discharge of Peptides Released by Puromycin from Attached Ribosomes, 608

Reductase, dihydrofolic (Kaufman), 695 REED, L. J. See Ishikawa, E., 534 REEVES, J. Y. See Schwartz, J. H., 1J516 Reflexes, coitus-related, in guLinea pig (Beach),

526 Regenerating liver nuclei (Pogo et al.), 550 Regulation of cell division (Egyuid and Szent-

Gy6rgyi), 203 REICH, P. R., P. H. BLACK, and S. M. WEISS-

MAN. Nucleic Acid Homology Studies of SV40 Virus-Transformed and Normal Hamster Cells, 78

. See Baum, S. G., 1509 "Relaxed particles," functional ribosomes from

(Nakada and Unowsky), 659 Relaxing protein (Watanabe and Staprans),

572 Renal nuclear receptors for aldosterone (Fanie-

stil and Edelman), 872 Repair of DNA from UV-induced damage

(Strauss et al.), 932 Replication, cellular (Borek and Sachs), 1705 Replication of: human chromosomal DNA

(Sandberg et al.), 105; Semliki Forest virus (Friedman et al.), 440; viral RNA (Haruna and Spiegelman), 1333

Replicative intermediate in RNA synthesis (Baltimore and Girard), 741

Repressor, lac, isolation of (Gilbert and Miller- Hill), 1891

Rescue of MSV from hamster tumor (Huebner et al.), 1164

Resonances, baryon, as rotational states (Paul- ing), 1676

Respiratory chain oxidative phosphorylation (Falcone), 1043

Respiratory inhibition (mitochondrial) induced by nigericin (Graven et al.), 654

REVELLE, R. Population and Food Supplies: The Edge of the Knife, 328

Rho antisera (Wiener et al.), 458 Rhodospirillum rubrum, L-isoleucine biosyn-

thesis in (Ning and Gest), 1823 Ribonuclease A inhibition of plant tumors

(Braun and Wood), 1417 Ribonuclease induction in transformed cells

(Reddi), 1207 Ribonucleoprotein, messenger, in direction of

protein synthesis (Weisberger and Armen- trout), 1612

Ribosomal protein synthesis (Wool and Cavic- chi), 991

Ribosome activation and polysome formation (Marcus and Feeley), 1770

Ribosome-catalyzed reaction between N- formylmethionyl-tRNA and puromycin (Zamir et al.), 1794

Ribosomes: release of peptides from (Red- man and Sabatini), 608-- functional, from RC particles (Nakada and Unowsky), 659;' aminoacyl-sRNA binding to (Ravel et al.), 701; hybridization of, in B. subtilis and E. coli (Takeda and Lipmann), 1875

RICHARDSON, R. H. See Johnson, F. M., 119 RINGOLD, H. J., J. M. GRAVES, A. CLARK, and

T. BELLAS. Experimental Strategy for Delineation of the Enzyme Region In- volved in Substrate Recognition, 255

Rings, Jordani (McCrimmon), 1072 RITOSSA, F. M., and K. C. ATWOOD. Uniequal

Proportions of DNA Complementary to Ribosomal RNA in Males and Females of Drosophila simulans, 496

RNA: as template for protein synthesis (Slater and Spiegelman), 164; viral forms of (Friedman et al.), 440; ribosomal, DNA complementary to (Ritossa and Atwood), 496; nuclear, and messenger, in HeLa cells (Houssais and Attardi), 616; R17 viral (Yamazaki and Kaesberg), 624; HeLa cell cytoplasm and sedimentation of (Girard and Baltimore), 999; viral, formation inhibited with polynucleotides (Ha- runa and Spiegelman), 1333; metabolism in a differentiated cell (Scherrer et al.), 1571; in the recovery of spinal-sectioned carp (Batkin), 1689; histone-linked (Com- merford and Delihas), 1759; viral, in noninfectious complex (Mills et al.), 1778; phage infection of E. coli (Nathans et al.), 1844; strand integrity of (Francke and Hofschneider), 1883

RNA, messenger (Glisin et al.), 285; (Wool and Caviechi), 991

RNA synthesis: polysome transitions and (Morris and DeMoss), 262; relaxed control of (Ron et al.), 471; nuclear, estrogen effect on (Means and Hamilton), 686, 1594; poliovirus (Baltimore and Girard), 741; and ecdysone (Clever and Romball), 1470; and mammalian cell division (Tobey et al.), 1520; and peptide chain initiation (Shih et al.), 1599; DNA-like, in frog embryos (Flickinger et al.), 1712

RNA, transfer (Lazzarini), 185; (Morris and DeMoss), 262; (Tsutsui et al.), 1003; (Goehler and Doi), 1047; (Doi et al.), 1548; (Leder and Bursztyn), 1579; (Zamir et al.), 1794

ROACH, M. K., and R. J. WILLIAMS. Impaired and Inadequate Glucose Metabolism in the Brain as an Underlying Cause of Alcohol- ism-An Hypothesis, 566

ROBBINS, M. See Strauss, B., 932 ROBERTS, K. See Siegel, S. M., 1505 ROBERTS, R. B. See Flexner, L. B., 730 ROBINSON, H. C., A. TELSER, and A. DORF-

MAN. Studies on Biosynthesis of the Linkage Region of Chondroitin Sulfate- Protein Complex, 1859

ROE, R.-J. Hole Theory of Surface Tension of Polymer Liquids, 819

ROIZMAN, B. See Morris, V. L., 1155 ROMBALL, C. G. See Clever, U., 1470 RON, E. Z., R. E. KOHLER, and B. D. DAvIs.

Increased Stability of Polysomes in an Escherichia coli Mutant with Relaxed Control of RNA Synthesis, 471

ROSE, J. A., M. D. HOGGAN, and A. J. SHATKIN. Nucleic Acid from an Adeno-Associated Virus: Chemical and Physical Studies, 86

ROSEN, 0. M., P. L. COPELAND, and S. M.




ROSEN. The Subunit Structure of Fruc- tose 1,6-Diphosphatase, 1811.

I)OSEN, S. M. See Rosen, 0. M., 1811 1kOSENBLNTT, F., anid li. G. MILLER. Be-

havioral Assay Procedures for Transfer of Learned Behavior by Brain Extracts, 1423

and R. G. MILLER. Behavioral Assay Procedures for Transfer of Learned Be- havior by Brain Extracts, II, 1683

ROTH, J. See Pastan, I., 1802 1IOTHBERG, I. See Brown, H. C., 1653 Rotor deceleration in equilibrium sedimenta-

tion (Billick et al.), 399 Rous sarcoma virus infection of muscle cells

(Kaighn et al.), 133; (Lee et al.), 521 RoWE, W. P. See Huebner, R. J., 1164

See Baum, S. G., 1509 RIUTTENBERG, G. J. C. M. See Krooin, A. 1.,

1836 IBUTTER, W. J. See Perihoet, E., 1275 1RYDER, E. See Gregolin, C., 148, 1751 l ye planl-ts, isoperoxidases in (Siegel and Gal-

stoin), 1040

SA BATINi, D. 1). See Redman, C. M., 608 SACHS, L. See Ichikawa, Y., 488

- . See Gershon, D., 918 See Huberman, E., 1123

- See Borek, C., 1705 SA,LAS, M. See Stanley, W. M., Jr., 290 Salmonella typhimurium, tryptophan genes in

(Bauerle and Margolin), 111 Salt solutions, microbiology of (Siegel and

Roberts), 1505 SALZMAN, N. P., D. E. MOORE, and J. MEN-

DELSOHN. Isolation and Characterization of Human Metaphase Chromosomes, 1449

Samoa, D. ananassae from (Johnson et al.), 119

SANDBERG, A. A., T. SOFUNI, N. TAKAGI, and G. E. MOORE. Chronology and Pattern of Human Chromosome Replication, IV. Autoradiographic Studies of Binucleate Cells, 105

SANDERS, F. K. See Borenfreund, E., 672 Santa Rosa Island fire areas (Orr and Berger),

1409; (Berger and Orr), 1678 SARIO, L. See Nakai, M., 1674 SAIUER, G., and V. DEFENDI. Stimulation of

DNA Synthesis and Complement-Fixing Antigeni Production by SV40 in Human Diploid Cell Cultures: Evidence for "Abortive" Infection, 452

SCHAFER, R. W. See McCrimmon, K., 1 SCHARFF, M. D. See Shapiro, A. L., 216 SCHERRER, K., L. MARCAUD, F. ZAJDELA, I. M.

LONDON, and F. GROS. Patterns of RNA Metabolism in a Differentiated Cell: A Rapidly Labeled, Unstable 60S RNA with Messenger Properties in Duck Erythro- blasts, 1571

Schizophrenic blood (Woolley and Gommi), 191 SCHLEYER, P. VON R. See Brown, H. C., 1653 SCHN6S, M. See Caro, L. G., 126 SCHOOLEY, D. A., E. BUNNENBERG, and C.

DJERASSI. Magnetic Circular Dichroism Studies, II. Preliminary Results with Some Aromatic Compounds, 1377

SCHULTZ, J. See Wells, W. W., 633 SCHULTZ, Mr. See Billick, I. H., 399 SCHULTZ, T. W. Increasing World Food Sup-

plies: The Economic Requirements, 322 SCHWARTZ, D. Genietic Conitrol of Alcohol

Dehydrogenase in Maize: Gene Duplica- tion and Repression, 1431

SCHWARTZ, J. H., J. Y. REEVES, anid J. D. BROOME. Two L-Asparaginases from E. coli and Their Action against Tumors, 1516

SCRIMSHAW, N. S. Applications of Nuitri- tional and Food Science to Meeting World Food Needs, 352

Sea urchin mRNA (Glisin et al.), 285 SEARASHI, T. See Strauss, B., 932 SEARS, E. R. See Feldman, M., 1192 Sedimentation constaints of phage RNA

(Fra.ncke and Hofschneider), 1883 Sedimentation, equilibrium, rotor deceleration

in (Billick et al.), 399 Sedimentation rate of RNA affected by HeLa

cell cytoplasm (Girard alnd Baltimore), 999 Selection, frequency-dependelnt, in P. lunatus

(Harding et al.), 99 Selection, optimizing, stable equilibria under

(Singh and Lewontin), 1345 Selection for photo- and geotaxis in Drosophila

(del Solar), 484 Semifields, harmonic (Nakai and Sario), 1674 Semliki Forest virus replication (Friedma.n

et al.), 440 Serine conversion to cysteine (Neet an-id Kosh-

land), 1606 Serine transfer RNA, regulation of (Doi et al.),

1548 Serotonin synergist in schizophrenic blood

(Woolley and Gommi), 191 Sertoli cell cultivation (Kodani and Kodani),

1200 Sexual isolation in Drosophila (del Solar), 484 SHAPIRO, A. L., M. D. SCHARFF, J. V. MAIZEL,

JR., and J. W. UHR. Polyribosomal Syn- thesis an-id Assembly of the H and L Chain-s of Gamma Globulin, 216

SHATKIN, A. J. See Rose, J. A., 86 SHAW, T. I. See Crescitelli, F., 1729 Sheep heart, DNA from (Kroon- et al.), 1836 SHERMAN, S. M. See Lee-Teng, E., 926 SHIH, A.-Y., J. EISENSTADT, and P. LENGYEL.

On the Relation between- Ribonucleic Acid Synthesis aind Peptide Chain Initia- tion in E. coli, 1599

SHIMURA, Y. See Nathans, D., 1844 SHULMAN, R. G., G. NAVON, B. J. WYLUDA, I).

C. DOUGLASS, and T. YAMANE. Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Studies of the Active Site of Carboxypeptidase A, 39

See Gueron, M., 814 SIEGEL, B. Z., and A. W. GALSTON. Bio-

synthesis of Deuterated Isoperoxidases in Rye Plants Grown in D20, 1040

SIEGEL, S. M., and K. ROBERTS. The Micro- biology of Saturated Salt Solutions and Other Harsh Environmenits, I. Growth of a Salt-Dependent Bacterial Form in LiCl- Saturated Nutrient Broth, 1505

Significant structure theory and dielectric constants (Hobbs et at.), 31.

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(Sau.er and Defendi), 452; (Hatanaka and Dulbecco), 736; (Gershon et al.), 918; (Henry et al.), 1170

SIMON, S. R., and W. H. KONIGSBERG. Chem- ical Modification of Hemoglobins: A Study of Conformation Restraint by Internal Bridging, 749

SINCLAIR, J. H., and B. J. STEVENS. Circular DNA Filaments from Mouse Mito- chondria, 508

SINGER, I. See Tasaki, I., 1116 SINGER, S. J. See Lenard, J., 1828 SINGH, M., and R. C. LEWONTIN. Stable

Equilibria under Optimizing Selection, 1345

SINGMAN, L. See Low, B. W., 1746 Singular integral operators. on a half-line

(Cordes and Herman), 1668 S100G, F. See Klhimbt, D., 52

. See Leonard, N. J., 709 SLATER, I). W., and S. SPIEGELMAN. An Esti-

mation of Genetic Messages in the Un- fertilized Echinoid Egg, 164

SLATER, F. D. See Goldstein, A. L., 1010 SMELTZER, D. G. See Harding, J., 99 SMITH, L. D., R. E. ECKER, and S. SIUBTELNY.

The I:nitiation of Protein Synthesis in Eggs of Rana pipiens, 1724

SNYDER, S. H. See Zweig, M., 515 SOFUNI, T. See Sandberg, A. A., 105 Soil and sediment lipids (Nagy), 389 Solar variation, a weather element (Abbot),

1627 Solvolysis of endo-norbornyl tosylates (Brown

etal.), 1653 Somatic association in T. aestivum (Feldman

etal.), 1192 Somatic hybridization and pigment synthesis

(Davidson et al.), 1437 Somatotropin and myogenesis of muscle (de la

Haba et al.), 1718 SONDHI, K. C., and L. J. TUROcZI. The Effects

of Erythorbic Acid Treatments of Melanin Synthesis and on the Adult Life Span in Drosophila melanogaster: Preliminary Re- port, 1743

SPALDING, J., K. KAJIWARA, and G. C. MUEL- LER. The Metabolism of Basic Proteins in HeLa Cell Nuclei, 1535

SPEAR, P. G. See Morris, V. L., 1155 SPIEGELMAN, S. See Slater, D. W., 164

See Haruna, I., 1333 See Mills, D. R., 1778

Spinach ferredoxin (Gibson et al.), 987 Spinal-sectioned carp, RNA eff ect on (Batkin),

1689 Spin-labeled hemoglobin (Boeyens and Mc-

Connell), 22; (Ohnishi et al.), 809 Spore germination in D. discoideum (Cotter and

Raper), 880 Squid giant axon, excitability (Tasaki et al.),

1116 SRINIVASAN, P. R. See Tsutsui, E., 1003 sRNA (see Transfer RNA) STAKMAN, E. C. Pest, Pathogen, and Weed

Control for Increased Food Production, 376

STANLEY, W. M., JR., M. SALAS, A. J. WAHBA, aDd S. OCHOA. Translation of the Genetic

Message: Factors Involved in the Initia- tion of Protein Synthesis, 290

STAPRANS, I. See Watanabe, S., 572 Steric hindrance to ionization in endo-nor-

bornyl tosylates (Brown et al.), 1653 STERN, H. See Hotta, Y., 1184 STERNBERG, S. S. See Borenfreund, E., 672 Steroid hormone induction of tyrosine trans-

aminase (Thompson et al.), 296 STEVENS, B. J. See Sinclair, J. H., 508 STEVENS, P. S. A Geoinetric Analogue of the

Electron Cloud, 789 Stochastic growth and form (Gordon), 1497 STOCKDALE, F. E., and Y. J. TOPPER. The

Role of DNA Synthesis and Mitosis in Hormone-I)ependent Differentiation, 1283

STONE, W. S. See Johnson, F. M., 119 STOTT, P. M. See Kaighn, M. E., 133 STRACHER, A. See Gershman, L. C., 966 STRAUSs, B., T. SEARASHI, and M. ROBBINS.

Repair of DNA Studied with a Nuclease Specific for UV-Induced Lesions, 932

STREISINGER, G. See Terzaghi, E., 500 . See Okada, Y., 1692

Structure, subunit; of myosin (Gershman et al., 966; of fructose 1,6 diphosphatase (Rosen et at.), 1811

Submanifolds, minimal (lHsiang), 5 Substrate recognition by enzyme (Ringold et

al.), 255 Substrate-dependent association of LDH

(Hathaway and Criddle), 680 SUBTELNY, S. See Smith, L. D., 1724 Subtilisin, serine conversion at active site of

(Neet and Koshland), 1606 Sulfonephthaleins in AN (Kolthoff et al.), 1370 Superconducting lenses in electron microscopy

(Fern6ndez-Mor6n), 801 Suppression, missense, of A-protein mutants

(Carbon et al.), 764; (Gupta and Kho- rana), 772

SV40, papovavirus, infection of mouse kidney cells (Kit et al.), 463

SV40-Ad. 7 hybrids, DNA linkage in (Baum et al.), 1509

SV40-transformed and normal cells (Reich et al.), 78

Synergist for serotonin in schizophrenic blood (Woolley and Gommi), 191

Synthesis of: cystine by human cells (Eagle et al.), 156; DNA by SV40 (H-Iatanaka and Dulbecco), 736; poliovirus RNA (Balti- more and Girard), 741; complement (C') component (Colten et al.), 1158; DNA during meiosis (Hotta et al.), 1184; noninfectious complex containing viral RNA (Mills et al.), 1778

SZEBEHELY, V. On Moulton's Orbits in the Restricted Problem of Three Bodies, 1641

SZENT-GY5RGYI, A. See Egytid, L. G., 203 SZWEYKOWSKA, A. See Leonard, N. J., 709

TAIT, G. H., and B. L. VALLEE. Studies on the Active Center of Alkaline Phosphatase of E. coli, 1247

TAKAGI, N. See Sandberg, A. A., 105 TAKEDA, M., anid F. LIPMANN. Comparison of

Amino Acid Polymerization in B. subtilis



1948 INDEX P oc. N. A. S.

and E. coli Cell-Free Systems, Ily- bridization of Their Ribosomes, 1875

TALIAFERRO, L. G. See Taliaferro, W. H., 1151

TALIAFERRO, W. H., and L. G. TALIAFERRO. Persistence of Hemolysin Anamnestic Reactivity in Rabbits, 1151

TANAKA, K., M. A. BUDD, M. L. EFRON, and K. J. ISSELBACHER. Isovaleric Acidemia: A New Genetic Defect of Leucine Metabo- lism, 236

Taricha rivularis homing migration (Twitty et al.), 864

TASAKI, I., A. WATANABE, and I. SINGER. Ex- citability of Squid Giant Axons in the Ab- sence of Univalent Cations in the External Medium, 1 116

TASHJIAN, A. H., JR., A. G. FRANTZ, and J. B. LEE. Pseudohypoparathyroidism: As- says of Parathyroid Hormone and Thyro- calcitonin, 1138

TATIUM, E. L. See Brody, S., 1290 TAYLOR, A. L. See Cummings, D. J., 171 TEAL, J. M. See Carey, F. G., 1464 Teichoic acids (Burger), 910 TELSER, A. See Robinson, H. C., 1859 Temperature-jump studies on NAD binding to

GAPDH (Kirschner et al.), 1661 Template capacity of uterine chromatin

(Barker and Warren), 1298 Template (DNA) functions in enzymic forma-

tion of polynucleotides (Karkas and Char- gaff), 664, 1241; (Lin et at.), 954

TERZAGHI, E., Y. OKADA, G. STREISINGER, J. EMRICH, M. INOUYE, anid A. TSUGITA. Change of a Sequence of Amino Acids in Phage T4 Lysozyme by Acridine-Induced Mutations, 500

- . See Okada, Y., 1692 Thermodynamics, irreversible (Hill), 45, 840 THIES, G. See Klnmbt, D., 52 THIMANN, K. V. See O'Brien, T. P., 888 THOMAS, D. C., and M. GREEN. Biochemical

Studies on Adenovirus Multiplication, IX. Evidence of a Cytoplasmic Site for the Synthesis of Viral-Coded Proteins, 243

THOMAS, T. Y. On the Creation of Mass in an Expanding Universe, 1349

. Gravitational Waves and the Crea- tion of Mass, 1635

THOMPSON, C. J. See Kac, M., 1625 THOMPSON, E. B., G. M. TOMKINS, and J. F.

CURRAN. Induction of Tyrosine a-Keto- glutarate Transaminase by Steroid Hor- mones in a Newly Established Tissue Cul- ture Cell Line, 296

THORNE, S. W. See Boardman, N. K., 586 THORNLEY, J. H. M. See Gibson, J. F., 987 Three bodies, restricted problem of (Szebe-

hely), 1641 Thymineless death and UV sensitivity in E. coli

(Cummings and Taylor), 171 Thymosin (Goldstein et al.), 1010 Thyrocalcitonin and parathyroid hormone

(Tashjian et al.), 1138 TILLOTSON, J. R., and A. M. LERNER. Effect

of Periodate Oxidation on Hemaggluti- nating and Antibody-Producing Capaci- ties of Certain Futeroviruses and Reoo viruses, 1143

Tissule culture, tyrosinie tranisaminiase induction in (Thompson et al.), 296

Tissue metabolism (Klein and Weiss), 277 Tissues: animal, proline hydroxylase in (Hut-

ton and Udenfriend), 198; water movement in (Opie), 426; mammalian, FDP in (Penhoet et al.), 1275; hormone binding to (Pastan- et al.), 1802

TITUS, E. See Chiginell, C. F., 1620 TOBEY, R. A., E. C. ANDERSON, and D. F.

PET ERSEN. RNA Stability and Protein Synthesis in Relation to the Division of Maryumalian Cells, 1520

TOMKINs, G. M. See Thompson, E. B., 296 TOPPER, Y, J. See Stockdale, F. E., 1283 Torsion, maximum, and plane algebroid curve

(Zariski), 781, 1927 Transfer of energy in dintucleotides (Gueron et

al.), 8:14 Transfer RNA: B. subtilis sporal and vegeta-

tive (Lazzarin-i), 185; synthesis of, and polysome transitions (Morris and De- Moss), 262; methylases of, in animal and human tumors (Tsutsui et at.), 1003; lysyl-, conformation and binding efficiency (Goehler and Doi), 1047; growth of serine- specific (Doi et al.), 1548; methionyl-, role in protein synthesis (Leder and Bursztyn), 1579; N-formylmethionyl, reaction with puromycin (Zamir et at.), 1794

Transferase deficiency in glycogenesis (Brown and Brown), 725

Transformation and cytotoxicity by carcinogenic hydrocarbon (Huiberman and Sachs), 1123

Transitions, thermal, in cohered DNA (Kallen- bach and Crothers), 1018

Translation of genetic message (Stanley et al.), 290

Transport coefficients, expansion of (Fujita), 16, 794

Triticum aestivum, somatic association in (Feld- man et al.), 1192

Tropocollagen, amino aldehydes in (Blumen- feld and Gallop), 1260

Tryptophan gene cluster in S. typhimurium (Bauerle and Margolin), 111

Tryptophan synthetase induction by InGP in P. putida (Crawford and Gunsalus), 717

Tryptophan synthetase mutants (Carbon et at.), 764; (Gupta and Khorana), 772

Tryptophanase dissociation into protein subunits (Gopinathan and DeMoss), 1223

TSUGITA, A. See Terzaghi, E., 500 See Okada, Y., 1692

TSUTSUI, E., P. R. SRINIVASAN, and E. BOREK. tRNA Methylases in Tumors of Animal and Human Origin, 1003

Tumor growth: L-asparaginase action against (Schwartz et al.), 1516; cytokinetic analysis of (Lala and Patt), 1735

Tumors, plant, inhibition of (Braun and Wood), 1417

Tumors, tRNA methylases in (Tsutsui et al.), 1003

Tuna fish muscle (Carey and Teal), 1464 TUROCZi, L. J. See Sondhi, K. C., 1743 TwITTY, V., D. GRANT, and 0. ANDERSON.

Course and Timing of the Homing Migra- tion in the Newt Taricha rivular s, 864



VOL. 56, 1966 INDEX 1949

Tyrosine a-ketoglutarate transaminase induction (Thompson et al.), 296

TYUMA, I. See Benesch, R., 1268, 1926

UDENFRIEND, S. See Hutton, J. J., Jr., 198 UHR, J. W. See Shapiro, A. L., 216 Ultraviolet and visible spectral regions, CD) in

(Crescitelli et al.), 1729 Unfertilized egg, genetic messages in (Slater

and Spiegelman), 164 Uniform and mean convergence (Walsh), 1406 UNOWSKY, J. See Nakada, D., 659 Uracils, hydrogen atom interaction with (Herak

and Gordy), 1354 Uridine-diphosphate-D-Xylose, xylan synthesis

from (Bailey and Hassid), 1586 Uterine protein synthesis, estrogen-induced

(Notides and Gorski), 230; (Means and Hamilton), 686, 1594

UV-induced lesions in DNA (Strauss et at.), 932

UV sensitivity in E. coti (Cummings and Taylor), 171

VALLEE, B. L. See Tait G. H., 1247 VAN BRUGGEN, E. F. J. See Kroon, A. M.,

1836 Variational inequalities, nonlinear (Browder),

1080 VESELL, E. S. and K. L. YIELDING. Effects of

pH, Ionic Strength, and Metabolic Inter- mediates on the Rates of Heat Inactiva- tion of Lactate Dehydrogenase Isozymes, 1317

Viral antigens after RSV infection (Lee et al.), 521

Viral genome integrity in DNA synthesis (Basilico et al.), 208

Viral protein synthesis in E. coli (Kolakofsky and Nakamoto), 1786

Viral RNA formation inhibited with synthetic polynucleotides (Haruna and Spiegelman), 1333

Viral RNA in noninfectious complex (Mills et al.), 1778

Viral R17 RNA and protein synthesis (Yama- zaki and Kaesberg), 624

Viral-coded proteins, cytoplasmic synthesis of (Thomas and Green), 243

Virions, herpes virus, two populations of (Aurelian and Wagner), 902

Virus(es): adeno-associated, nucleic acid from (Rose et al.), 86; Rous sarcoma, and muscle clones (Kaighn et at.), 133; Semliki Forest, replication of (Friedman et al.), 440; herpes simplex, neutralization of (Ashe and Notkins), 447; malignant conversion of cells by (Borenfreund et al.), 672; Rous sarcoma, infection of muscle cells with (Lee et at.), 521; effects of periodate oxidation on (Tillotson and Lerner), 1143; frog, and their DNA (Morris et al.), 1155; Moloney sarcoma, rescue of (Huebner et al.), 1164

Virus SV40 stimulation of DNA synthesis in mouse cells (Henry et at.), 1170

Visual pigments (Crescitelli et al.), 1729 Vitamin K, (Watanabe and Brodie), 940

VOIGT, B. See Kirschner, K., 1661 Volumes generating same Lebesgue-Bochner

integration (Bogdanowicz), 1399

WAGNER, R. R. See Aurelian, L., 902 WAHBA, A. J. See Stanley, W. M., Jr., 290 WALLACH, D. F. H., and P. H. ZAHLER. Pro-

teini Conformations in Cellular Mem- branes, 1552

WALSH, J. L. Approximation by Polynomials: Uniform Convergence as Implied by Mean Convergence, III, 1406

WALSH, K. A., L. H. ERICSSON, and H. NET- RATH. Bovine Carboxypeptidase A Vari- ants Resulting from Allelomorphism, 1339

WARNER, H. R., and J. E. BARNES. Evidence for a DuLal Role for the Bacteriophage T4- Induced Deoxycytidine Triphosphate Nu- cleotidohydrolase, 1233

WARNER, R. C. See Gregolin, C., 148, 1751 WARREN, J. C. See Barker, K. L., 1298 WASHINGTON, C. See Eagle, H., 156 WASSARMAN, P. M. See Kitto, G. B., 578 WATANABE, S., and I. STAPRANS. Purification

of the Relaxing Protein of Rabbit Skeletal Muscle, 572

WATANABE, T., and A. F. BRODIE. Enzymatic Formation of a Phosphorylated Derivative of Vitamin K,, 940

WATANABE, W. See Tasaki, I., 1116 Water and ice, dielectric constant of (Hobbs et

al.), 31 Water movement in tissues (Opie), 426 Waves, gravitational (Thoinas), 1635 Weather forecasting (Abbot), 1627 Weed control in food production (Stakman), 376 WEINER, N. See Alousi, A., 1491 WEISBERGER, A. S., and S. A. ARMENTROUT.

Directed Protein Synthesis by Messenger Ribonucleoprotein and Ribosomes from I)ifferent Mammalian Species, 1612

WEISS, G. H. See Billick, I. H., 399 WEISS, P. H. See Klein, L., 277 WEISSMAN, S. M. See Reich, P. R., 78

See Henry, P., 1170 See Baum, S. G., 1509

WELLS, R. D. See Morgan, A. R., 1899 WELLS, W. W., J. SCHULTZ, and F. LYNEN.

Incorporation of CL4-Pantothenate into the Fatty Acid Synthetase Complex of Grow- ing Baker's Yeast, 633

WHATLEY, F. R. See Gibson, J. F., 987 Wheat homologues (Feldman et al.), 1192 WHEELER, M. R. See Johnson, F. M., 119 WHELAN, D. J. See Bender, M. L., 833 WHITE, A. See Goldstein, A. L., 1010 Whyburn's conjecture for differentiable maps

(Cronin and MIcAuley), 405 WIENER, A. S., J. MOOR-JANKOWSKi, E. B.

GORDON, and C. H. KRATOCHVIL. Indi- vidual Differences in Chimpanzee Blood, Demonstrable with Absorbed Human Rho Sera, 458

WILLIAMS, R. J. See Roach, M. K., 566 WILLIASON, B. See Old, L. J., 1699 WILLIAMSON, J. R., R. A. KREISBERG, and

P. W. FELTS. Mechanism for the Stimu- lation of Gluconeogenesis by Fatty Acids in Perfused Rat Liver, 247




WILT, F. H. See Hashimoto, K., 1477 WINOCOUR, E. See Gershon, D., 918 WOOD, H. N. See Braun, A. C., 1417 WOOL, I. G., and P. CAVICCHI. In1sulin Regu-

lationi of Protein Synthesis by Muscle Ribosomes: Effect of the Hormone on Translation of Messenger RNA for a Regulatory Protein, 991

WOOLLEY, D. W., and B. W. GOMMI. Synergist for Serotonin Present in Schizophrenic Blood, 191

World food supply, prospects of (N.A.S. Symposiuim), 305

WYLUDA, B. J. See Shulmani, 1R. G., 39

X-irradiated cells, DNA synthesis in (Gershon et al.), 918

Xylai-synthesizing particles from immature corncobs (Bailey and Hassid), 1586

YAMAMOTO, K. See Davidson, R. L., 1437 YAMANE, T. See Shulman, R. G., 39 YAMAZAKI, H., and P. KAESBERG. Analysis of

Products of Protein Synthesis Directed by R17 Viral RNA, 624

YANOFSKY, C. See Carbon, J., 764 Yeast fatty acid synithetase complex (Wells

et al.), 633 YIELDING, K. L. See Vesell, E. S., 1317 Y-PHANTIS, D. A. See Billick, I. H., 399

ZAHLER, P. H. See Wallach, 1). F. H., 1552 ZAJDELA, F. See Scherrer, K., 11571 ZAMENHOF, P. J. A Genetic Locus PResponsible

for Generalized High Mltutability in Escherichia coli, 845

ZAMIR, A., P. LEDER, and D). ELSON. A Ribosome-Catalyzed Reaction between N-Formylmethionyl-tRNA and Puromy- cin, 1794

ZARISKI, 0. Characterization of Plane Alge- broid Curves Whose Module of Differeni- tials Has Maximum Torsion, 781, 1927

ZESZOTEK, E. See Anthony, ). D., 1026 ZWEIG, M., S. H. SNYDER, and J. AXELROD.

Evidence for a Nonretinal Pathway of Light to the Pineal Gland of Newborii Rats, 515



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