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From left: Dr. E. Tatum, Dr. Joshua Lederberg, Dr. Sol Spiegelman  SYMPOSIUM SYNOPSIS LIST OF PARTICIPANTS CONTENTS OF SYMPOSIUM VOLUME PHOTOGRAPHS PUBLISHED VOLUME  |
Nucleic Acids and Nucleoproteins
Symposium Volume XII Contents
FOREWORD v
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS vii
BELOZERSKY, A. N. On the nucleoproteins and polynucleotides of certain bacteria 1
BOVIN, ANDRÉ. Directed mutation in colon bacilli, by an inducing principle of desoxyribonucleic nature: its meaning for the general biochemistry of heredity 7
BRACHET, JEAN. The metabolism of nucleic acids during embryonic development 18
CHARGAFF, ERWIN. On the nucleoproteins and nucleic acids of microorganisms 28
COHEN, SEYMOUR S. The synthesis of bacterial viruses in infected cells 35
DAVIDSON, J. N. Some factors influencing the nucleic acid content of cells and tissues 50
ERRERA, MAURICE. In vitro and in situ action of ionizing radiations on nucleoproteins of the cell nucleus 60
GREENSTEIN, JESSE P., CHARLES E. CARTER and HAROLD W. CHALKLEY. Enzymatic degradation of ribosenucleic and desoxyribosenucleic acids with an addendum on the effect of nucleates on the heat stability of proteins 64
GULLAND, JOHN MASSON. The structures of nucleic acids 95
HYDÉN, HOLGER. The nucleoproteins in virus reproduction 104
KNIGHT, C. A. Nucleoproteins and virus activity 115
MAZIA, DANIEL, TERU HAYASHI and KENNETH YUDOWITCH. Fiber structure in chromosomes 122
MICHAELIS, L. The nature of the interaction of nucleic acids and nuclei with basic dyestuffs 131
MIRSKY, A. E. Chemical properties of isolated chromosomes 143
POLLISTER, ARTHUR W., and HANS RIS. Nucleoprotein determination in cytological preparations 147
RIS, HANS. The composition of chromosomes during mitosis and meiosis 158
SCHMIDT, GERHARD, RICARDO CUBILES and S. J. THANNHAUSER. The action of prostate phosphatase on yeast nucleic acid 161
SCHNEIDER, WALTER C. Nucleic acids in normal and neoplastic tissues 169
SCHULTZ, JACK. The nature of heterochromatin 179
SERRA, J. A. Composition of chromonemata and matrix and the role of nucleoproteins in mitosis and Meiosis 192
SPIEGELMAN, S., and M. D. KAMEN. Some basic problems in the relation of nucleic acid turnover to protein synthesis 211
STEDMAN, EDGAR, and ELLEN STEDMAN. The chemical nature and functions of the components of cell nuclei 224
TAYLOR, BABETTE, JESSE P. GREENSTEIN and ALEXANDER HOLLAENDER. The action of X-rays on thymus nucleic acid 237
THORELL, B. The relation of nucleic acids to the formation and differentiation of cellular proteins 247
WITKIN, EVELYN M. Mutations in Escherichia coli induced by chemical agents 256
LIST OF PARTICIPANTS vii
BELOZERSKY, A. N. On the nucleoproteins and polynucleotides of certain bacteria 1
BOVIN, ANDRÉ. Directed mutation in colon bacilli, by an inducing principle of desoxyribonucleic nature: its meaning for the general biochemistry of heredity 7
BRACHET, JEAN. The metabolism of nucleic acids during embryonic development 18
CHARGAFF, ERWIN. On the nucleoproteins and nucleic acids of microorganisms 28
COHEN, SEYMOUR S. The synthesis of bacterial viruses in infected cells 35
DAVIDSON, J. N. Some factors influencing the nucleic acid content of cells and tissues 50
ERRERA, MAURICE. In vitro and in situ action of ionizing radiations on nucleoproteins of the cell nucleus 60
GREENSTEIN, JESSE P., CHARLES E. CARTER and HAROLD W. CHALKLEY. Enzymatic degradation of ribosenucleic and desoxyribosenucleic acids with an addendum on the effect of nucleates on the heat stability of proteins 64
GULLAND, JOHN MASSON. The structures of nucleic acids 95
HYDÉN, HOLGER. The nucleoproteins in virus reproduction 104
KNIGHT, C. A. Nucleoproteins and virus activity 115
MAZIA, DANIEL, TERU HAYASHI and KENNETH YUDOWITCH. Fiber structure in chromosomes 122
MICHAELIS, L. The nature of the interaction of nucleic acids and nuclei with basic dyestuffs 131
MIRSKY, A. E. Chemical properties of isolated chromosomes 143
POLLISTER, ARTHUR W., and HANS RIS. Nucleoprotein determination in cytological preparations 147
RIS, HANS. The composition of chromosomes during mitosis and meiosis 158
SCHMIDT, GERHARD, RICARDO CUBILES and S. J. THANNHAUSER. The action of prostate phosphatase on yeast nucleic acid 161
SCHNEIDER, WALTER C. Nucleic acids in normal and neoplastic tissues 169
SCHULTZ, JACK. The nature of heterochromatin 179
SERRA, J. A. Composition of chromonemata and matrix and the role of nucleoproteins in mitosis and Meiosis 192
SPIEGELMAN, S., and M. D. KAMEN. Some basic problems in the relation of nucleic acid turnover to protein synthesis 211
STEDMAN, EDGAR, and ELLEN STEDMAN. The chemical nature and functions of the components of cell nuclei 224
TAYLOR, BABETTE, JESSE P. GREENSTEIN and ALEXANDER HOLLAENDER. The action of X-rays on thymus nucleic acid 237
THORELL, B. The relation of nucleic acids to the formation and differentiation of cellular proteins 247
WITKIN, EVELYN M. Mutations in Escherichia coli induced by chemical agents 256
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