683
INDEX OF AUTHORS
ALLEN, A. and MINNIKIN, s. MEGAN. The binding of the mucoprotein from gastric mucus
to cells in tissue culture and the inhibition of cell adhesion.
page 617
ALLEN, T. D. See POTTEN a n d ALLEN
ANDERSEN, H. A. See LYKKESFELDT a n d ANDERSEN
BAKAY, D., NYHAN, w. L., CROCE, c. M. and KOPROWSKI, H. Reversion in expression of
hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyl transferase following cell hybridization
BELL, P. R. Observations on the male nucleus during fertilization in the fern Pteridium
aquilinum
567
!^!
BELL, P. R. See MYLES and BELL
BERGER, s. and SCHWEIGER, H. G. Cytoplasmic induction of changes in the ultrastructure
of the Acetabularia nucleus and perinuclear cytoplasm
BRACK, CHRISTINE and DELAIN, ETIENNE. Electron-microscope mapping of AT-rich
regions and of E. coli RNA polymerase-binding sites on the circular kinetoplast DNA
of Trypanosoma cruzi
51y
2 g^
BRAMWELL, M. E. See MARSHALL, HANDMAKER a n d BRAMWELL
BRATEN, T. Ultrastructural localization of phosphohydrolases in gametes, zygotes and
zoospores of Ulva mutabilis Foyn
5.7
BURNS, R. G. See FARHELL and BURNS
CALLAN, H. G. See MOTT and CALLAN
CHOUINARD, L. A. A light- and electron-microscope study of the oocyte nucleus during
development of the antral follicle in the prepubertal mouse
COOK, P. R. Linkage of the loci for glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase and inosinic acid
pyrophosphorylase to the X chromosome of the field-vole Microtus agrestis
589
95
CRAN, D. G. See ROSE, CRAN a n d POSSINGHAM
CROCE, c. M. See BAKAY, NYHAN, CROCE and KOPROWSKI
DAVIES, H. G. and HAYNES, M. E. Light- and electron-microscope observations on certain
leukocytes in a teleost fish and a comparison of the envelope-limited monolayers of
chromatin structural units in different species
263
DAVIES, H. c. See WALMSLEY and DAVIES
DEAK, 1. 1. and DEFENDI, V. Effects of discrete nuclear u.v.-microbeam irradiation on
herpes virus and SV40 infection
53 z
DE BAULT, L. E. See DOERDER and DE BAULT
DEFENDI, v. See DEAK and DEFENDI
DELAIN, ETIENNE. See BRACK a n d DELAIN
DOERDER, F. P. and DE BAULT, L. E. Cytofluorimetric analysis of nuclear DNA during
meiosis, fertilization and macronuclear development in the ciliate Tetrahymena pyriforntis, syngen 1
471
FALCHUK, K. H., FAWCETT, D. w. and VALLEE, B. L. Role of zinc in cell division of Euglena
gracilis
57
FARRELL, K. w. and BURNS, R. G. Inability to detect Chlamydomonas microtubule assembly
669
in vitro: possible implications to the in vivo regulation of microtubule assembly
684
Index of Authors
FAWCETT, D. W. See FALCHUK, FAWCETT a n d VALLEE
FILSHIE, B. K. See FLOWER and FILSHIE
FLOWER, N. E. and FILSHIE, B. K. Junctional structures in the midgut cells of lepidopteran
caterpillars
221
GELFAND, I. M. See MARGOL1S, SAMOILOV, VASILIEV a n d GELFAND
GOULD, A. R. and STREET, H. E. Kinetic aspects of synchrony in suspension cultures of
Acer pseudoplatanus L.
337
HADDON, LINDSAY E. and NORTHCOTE, D. H. Quantitative measurement of the course of
bean callus differentiation
11
HANDMAKER, S. D. See MARSHALL, HANDMAKER a n d BRAMWELL
HAYNES, M. E. See DAVIES and HAYNES
HEYWOOD, P., VAN DE WATER, T. R., HILDING, D. A. and RUBEN, R. j . Distribution of micro-
tubules and microfilaments in developing vestibular sensory epithelium of mouse
otocysts grown in vitro
HIBBERD, D. j . Observations on the ultrastructure of the choanoflagellate Codosiga botrytis (Ehr.) Saville-Kent with special reference to the flagellar apparatus
171
191
HILDING, D. A. See HEYWOOD, VAN DE WATER, HILDING a n d RUBEN
JENG, D. Y. See LU and JENG
JOHNSON, R. T. See SCHOR, JOHNSON a n d WALDREN
JONES, G. E. Effects of cytochalasin B on the aggregation, electrophoretic mobility and
surface morphology of chick neural retina cells
371
KAZAMA, F. Y. Cytoplasmic cleavage during zoosporogenesis in Thraiutocliytrium sp.:
ultrastructure and the effects of colchicine and D 2 O
155
KOPROWSKI, H. See BAKAY, NYHAN, CROCE a n d KOPROWSKI
LAMBERT, KATHLEEN and PIRT, s. j . T h e quantitative requirements of human diploid cells
(strain MRC-5) for amino acids, vitamins and serum
397
LOISEAUX, s., MACHE, R. and ROZIER, c. Rifampicin inhibition of the plastid rRNA syn-
thesis of Marchantia polymorpha
LU, B. c. and JENG, D. Y. Meiosis in Coprimis. VII. The prekaryogamy S-phase and the
post-karyogamy DNA replication in C. lagoptu
327
461
LYKKESFELDT, ANNE E. and ANDERSEN, H. A. Inhibition of rRNA synthesis following in-
corporation of 5-bromodeoxyuridine into DNA of Tetrahymena pyriformis
495
MACHE, R. See LOISEAUX, MACHE a n d ROZIER
MACRAE, EDITH K. and SPITZNAGEL, j . K. Ultrastructural localization of cationic proteins
in cytoplasmic granules of chicken and rabbit polymorphonuclear leukocytes
79
MARGOLIS, L. B., SAMOILOV, v. I., VASILIEV, ju. M. and GELFAND, I. M. Quantitative evalua-
tion of cell orientation in culture
:
MARSHALL, c. j . , HANDMAKER, s. D. and BRAMWELL, M. E. Synthesis of ribosomal RNA in
synkaryons and heterokaryons formed between human and rodent cells
MAUNDRELL, K. Proteins of the newt oocyte nucleus: analysis of the nonhistone proteins
from lampbrush chromosomes, nucleoli and nuclear sap
MCQUADE, H. A. and WELLS, B. T h e synaptinemal complex in Rtioeo spatliacea
MINNIKIN, S. MEGAN. See ALLEN a n d MINNIKIN
307
57^
349
Index of Authors
MINOR, p. D. and ROSCOE, D. H. Colchicine resistance in mammalian cell lines
MOTT, MARGARET R. and CALLAN, H. G. An electron-microscope study of the lampbrush
chromosomes of the newt Tritums cristatus
685
381
241
MYLES, DIANA GOLD and BELL, P. R. An ultrastructural study of the spermatozoid of the
fern, Marsilea vestita
633
NORTHCOTE, D. H. S e e HADDON a n d NORTHCOTE
NYHAN, W. L. See BAKAY, NYHAN, CROCE a n d KOPROWSKI
OPIK, HELCI. The reaction of mitochondria in the coleoptiles of rice (Oryza sativa L.)
with diaminobenzidine
43
PIRT, s. j . See LAMBERT and PIRT
POSSINGHAM, J. V. See ROSE, CRAN a n d POSSINGHAM
POTTEN, c. s. and ALLEN, T. D. The fine structure and cell kinetics of mouse epidermis
after wounding
413
ROSCOE, D. H. See MINOR and ROSCOE
ROSE, R. j . , CRAN, D. c. and POSSINGHAM, j . v. Changes in DNA synthesis during cell
growth and chloroplast replication in greening spinach leaf disks
27
ROTI ROTI, L. w. and STEVENS, A. R. DNA synthesis in growth and encystment of Acanth-
amocba castellauii
503
ROZIER, c. See LOISEAUX, MACHE and ROZIER
RUBEN, R. J. See HEYWOOD, VAN DE WATER, HILDING a n d RUBEN
SAMOILOV, V. I. See MARGOLIS, SAMOILOV, VASILIEV a n d CELFAND
SCHOR, s. L., JOHNSON, R. T. and WALDREN, c. A. Changes in the organization of chromosomes during the cell cycle: response to ultraviolet light
539
SCHWEIGER, H. G. See BERGER a n d SCHWEIGER
SPITZNAGEL, J. K. See MACRAE a n d SPITZNAGEL
STEVENS, A. R. See ROTI ROTI a n d STEVENS
STREET, H. E. See GOULD and STREET
TAPP, R. L. X-ray microanalysis of the mid-gut epithelium of the fruitfly Drosophila
melanogaster
449
VALLEE, B. L. S e e FALCHUK, FAWCETT a n d VALLEE
VAN DE WATER, T. R. S e e HEYWOOD, VAN DE WATER, HILDING a n d RUBEN
VASILIEV, JU. M. See MARGOLIS, SAMOILOV, VASILIEV a n d GELFAND
WALDREN, C. A. S e e SCHOR, JOHNSON a n d WALDREN
WALMSLEY, M. E. and DAVIES, H. G. Ultrastructural and biochemical observations on interphase nuclei isolated from chicken erythrocytes
113
WELLS, B. See MCQUADE and WELLS
WILLIAMSON, R. E. Cytoplasmic streaming in Charo: a cell model activated by ATP and
inhibited by cytochalasin B
655
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CONTENTS
NUMBER 1 JANUARY 1975
page i
MARGOLIS, L. B., SAMOILOV, V. I., VASILIEV, JU. M. and GELFAND, I. M.
Quantitative evaluation of cell orientation in culture
11
HADDON, LINDSAY E. and NORTHCOTE, D. H.
Quantitative measurement of the course of bean callus differentiation
27
ROSE, R. J., CRAN, D. G. and POSSINGHAM, J. V.
Changes in DNA synthesis during cell growth and chloroplast replication in greening spinach leaf disks
43
OPIK, HELGI.
The reaction of mitochondria in the coleoptiles of rice (Oryza sativa L.)
with diaminobenzidine
57
FALCHUK, K. H., FAWCETT, D. W. and VALLEE, B. L.
Role of zinc in cell division of Euglena gracilis
79
MACRAE, EDITH K. and SPITZNAGEL, J. K.
Ultrastructural localization of cationic proteins in cytoplasmic granules of
chicken and rabbit polymorphonuclear leukocytes
95
COOK, P.R.
Linkage of the loci for glucose-6-phosphate dehydrogenase and for
inosinic acid pyrophosphorylase to the X chromosome of the field-vole
Microtus agrestis
113
WALMSLEY, M. E. and DAVIES, H. G.
Ultrastructural and biochemical observations on intcrphase nuclei
isolated from chicken erythrocytes
141
BELL, P. R.
Observations on the male nucleus during fertilization in the fern
Pteridium aquilinum
155
KAZAMA, F. Y.
Cytoplasmic cleavage during zoosporogenesis in Thraustochytrium sp.:
ultrastructure and the effects of colchicine and D2O
171
HEYWOOD, P., VAN DE WATER, T. R., HILDING, D. A. and RUBEN, R. J.
Distribution of microtubules and microfilaments in developing vestibular
sensory epithelium of mouse otocysts grown in vitro
191
HIBBERD, D. J.
Observations on the ultrastructure of the choanoflagellate Codosiga
botrytis (Ehr.) Saville-Kent with special reference to the flagellar
apparatus
iv
Contents
page 221 FLOWER, N. E. and FILSHIE, B. K.
Junctional structures in the midgut cells of lepidopteran caterpillars
N U M B E R 2 MARCH 1975
241
MOTT, MARGARET R. and CALLAN, H. G.
An electron-microscope study of the lamp-brush chromosomes of the
newt Triturus cristatus
263
DAVIES, H. G. and HAYNES, M. E.
Light- and electron-microscope observations on certain leukocytes in a
teleost fish and a comparison of the envelope-limited monolayers of
chromatin structural units in different species
287
BRACK, CHRISTINE and DELAIN, ETIENNE.
Electron-microscopic mapping of AT-rich regions and of E. colt RNA
polymerase-binding sites on the circular kinetoplast DNA of Trypanosoma cruzi
307
MARSHALL, C. J., HANDMAKER, S. D. and BRAMWELL, M. E.
Synthesis of ribosomal RNA in synkaryons and heterokaryons formed
between human and rodent cells
327
LOISEAUX, S., MACHE, R. and ROZIER, C.
Rifampicin inhibition of the plastid rRNA synthesis of Marchantia
polymorpha
337
GOULD, A. R. and STREET, H. E.
Kinetic aspects of synchrony in suspension cultures of Acer pseitdoplatanus L.
349
MCQUADE, H. A. and WELLS, B.
The synaptinemal complex in Rhoeo spathacea
371
JONES, G. E.
Effects of cytochalasin B on the aggregation, electrophoretic mobility and
surface morphology of chick neural retina cells
381
MINOR, P. D. and ROSCOE, D. H.
Colchicine resistance in mammalian cell lines
397
LAMBERT, KATHLEEN and PIRT, S. J.
The quantitative requirements of human diploid cells (strain MRC-5)
for amino acids, vitamins and serum
413
POTTEN, C. S. and ALLEN, T. D.
The fine structure and cell kinetics of mouse epidermis after wounding
449
TAPP, R. L.
X-ray microanalysis of the mid-gut epithelium of the fruitfly Drosophila
melanogaster
Contents
v
NUMBER 3 MAY 1975
page 461 Lu, B. C. and JENG, D. Y.
Meiosis in Coprinus. VII. The prekaryogamy S-phase and the postkaryogamy DNA replication in C. lagopus
471
DOERDER, F. P. and DE BAULT, L. E.
Cytofluorimetric analysis of nuclear DNA during meiosis, fertilization
and macronuclear development in the ciliate Tetrahymena pyriformis,
syngen 1
495
LYKKESFELDT, ANNE E. and ANDERSEN, H. A.
Inhibition of rRNA synthesis following incorporation of 5-bromodeoxyuridine into DNA of Tetrahymena pyriformis
503
Ron
Ron, L. W. and STEVENS, A. R.
DNA synthesis in growth and encystment of Acanthamoeba castellanii
517
BERGER, S. and SCHWEIGER, H. G.
Cytoplasmic induction of changes in the ultrastructure of the Acetabularia
nucleus and perinuclear cytoplasm
531
DEAK, I. I. and DEFENDI, V.
Effects of discrete nuclear u.v.-micro-beam irradiation on herpes virus
and SV40 infection
539
SCHOR, S. L., JOHNSON, R. T. and WALDREN, C. A.
Changes in the organization of chromosomes during the cell cycle:
response to ultraviolet light
567
BAKAY, B., NYHAN, W. L., CROCE, C. M. and KOPROWSKI, HILARY.
Reversion in expression of hypoxanthine-guanine phosphoribosyl transferase following cell hybridization
579
MAUNDRELL, K.
Proteins of the newt oocyte nucleus: analysis of the nonhistone proteins
from lampbrush chromosomes, nucleoli and nuclear sap
589
CHOUINARD, L. A.
A light- and electron-microscope study of the oocyte nucleus during
development of the antral follicle in the prepubertal mouse
617
ALLEN, A. and MINNIKIN, S. MEGAN
The binding of the mucoprotein from gastric mucus to cells in tissue
culture and the inhibition of cell adhesion
633
MYLES, DIANA GOLD and BELL, P. R.
An ultrastructural study of the spermatozoid of the fern, Marsilea vestita
647
BRATEN,T.
Ultrastructural localization of phosphohydrolases in gametes, zygotes and
zoospores of Ulva mutabilis Foyn
vi
Contents
page 655 WILLIAMSON, R. E.
Cytoplasmic streaming in Chora: a cell model activated by ATP and
inhibited by cytochalasin B
669
FARRELL, K. W. and BURNS, R. G.
Inability to detect Chlamydomonas microtubule assembly in vitro: possible
implications to the in vivo regulation of microtubule assembly
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