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From left: Dr. W. Hayes, Dr. L.C. Dunn, K.B. Warren, Dr. W. Szybalski  SYMPOSIUM SYNOPSIS LIST OF PARTICIPANTS CONTENTS OF SYMPOSIUM VOLUME PHOTOGRAPHS PUBLISHED VOLUME  |
Genetic Mechanisms: Structure and Function
Symposium Volume XXI Contents
Foreword v
List of Participants ix
I. CHEMICAL LEVEL
CASPERSSON, T. Quantitative cytochemical determinations on endonuclear structures 1
KANAZIR, D., and ERRERA, M. Alterations of intracellular deoxyribonucleic acid and their biological consequence 19
BENDICH, AARON, PAHL, HERBERT B., and BEISER, SAM M. Chromatographic fractionation of deoxyribonucleic acids with special emphasis on the trans- forming factor of Pneumococcus 31
MIRSKY, A. E., OSAWA, SYOZO, and ALLFREY, V. G. The nucleus as a site of biochemical activity 49
WILKINS, M. H. F. Physical studies of the molecular structure of deoxyribose nucleic acid and nucleoprotein 75
HERSHEY, A. D., and BURGI, ELIZABETH. Genetic significance of the transfer of nucleic acid from parental to offspring phage 91
II. GENIC LEVEL
STREISINGER, GEORGE, and FRANKLIN, NAOMI C. Mutation and recombina- tion at the host range genetic region of phage T2 103
DEMEREC, M. A comparative study of certain gene loci in Salmonella 113
WITKIN, EVELYN M. Time, temperature and protein synthesis: A study of ultraviolet-induced mutation in bacteria 123
WOLLMAN, E.-L., JACOB, F., and HAYES, W. Conjugation and genetic recom- bination in Escherichia coli K-12 141
BONNER, DAVID M. The genetic unit 163
PONTECORVO, G. Allelism 171
ROMAN, HERSCHEL. Studies of gene mutation in Saccharomyces 175
DUNN, L. C. Analysis of a complex gene in the House Mouse 187
III. CHROMOSOMAL LEVEL
MCCLINTOCK, BARBARA. Controlling elements and the gene 197
BEERMANN, WOLFGANG. Nuclear differentiation and functional morphology of chromosomes 217
KAUFMANN, BERWIND P., and MCDONALD, MARGARET R. Organization of the chromosome 233
LEVINE, R. P. Chromosome organization and gene recombination 247
IV. CELLULAR LEVEL
GAY, HELEN. Nucleocytoplasmic relations in Drosophila 257
KING, THOMAS J., and BRIGGS, ROBERT. Serial transplantation of embryonic nuclei 271
CASPARI, ERNST, and BLOMSTRAND, INGBRITT. The effects of nuclear genes on the structure and differentiation of cytoplasmic particles 291
RUDKIN, GEORGE T., and SCHULTZ, JACK. An attempt to compare the sar- cosomes of diploids and triploids in Drosophila melanogaster 303
SCHULTZ, JACK. The relation of the heterochromatic chromosome regions to the nucleic acids of the cell 307
BRACHET, J., and CHANTRENNE, H. The function of the nucleus in the syn- thesis of cytoplasmic proteins 329
MARKERT, CLEMENT L. The ontogeny of divergent metabolic patterns in cells of identical genotype 339
V. DEVELOPMENTAL LEVEL
ZWILLING, EDGAR. Genetic mechanism in limb development 349
HOECKER, GUSTAVO. Genetic mechanisms in tissue transplantation in the mouse 355
HADORN, ERNST. Patterns of biochemical and developmental pleiotropy 363
STERN, CURT. Genetic mechanisms in the localized initiation of differentiation 375
List of Participants ix
I. CHEMICAL LEVEL
CASPERSSON, T. Quantitative cytochemical determinations on endonuclear structures 1
KANAZIR, D., and ERRERA, M. Alterations of intracellular deoxyribonucleic acid and their biological consequence 19
BENDICH, AARON, PAHL, HERBERT B., and BEISER, SAM M. Chromatographic fractionation of deoxyribonucleic acids with special emphasis on the trans- forming factor of Pneumococcus 31
MIRSKY, A. E., OSAWA, SYOZO, and ALLFREY, V. G. The nucleus as a site of biochemical activity 49
WILKINS, M. H. F. Physical studies of the molecular structure of deoxyribose nucleic acid and nucleoprotein 75
HERSHEY, A. D., and BURGI, ELIZABETH. Genetic significance of the transfer of nucleic acid from parental to offspring phage 91
II. GENIC LEVEL
STREISINGER, GEORGE, and FRANKLIN, NAOMI C. Mutation and recombina- tion at the host range genetic region of phage T2 103
DEMEREC, M. A comparative study of certain gene loci in Salmonella 113
WITKIN, EVELYN M. Time, temperature and protein synthesis: A study of ultraviolet-induced mutation in bacteria 123
WOLLMAN, E.-L., JACOB, F., and HAYES, W. Conjugation and genetic recom- bination in Escherichia coli K-12 141
BONNER, DAVID M. The genetic unit 163
PONTECORVO, G. Allelism 171
ROMAN, HERSCHEL. Studies of gene mutation in Saccharomyces 175
DUNN, L. C. Analysis of a complex gene in the House Mouse 187
III. CHROMOSOMAL LEVEL
MCCLINTOCK, BARBARA. Controlling elements and the gene 197
BEERMANN, WOLFGANG. Nuclear differentiation and functional morphology of chromosomes 217
KAUFMANN, BERWIND P., and MCDONALD, MARGARET R. Organization of the chromosome 233
LEVINE, R. P. Chromosome organization and gene recombination 247
IV. CELLULAR LEVEL
GAY, HELEN. Nucleocytoplasmic relations in Drosophila 257
KING, THOMAS J., and BRIGGS, ROBERT. Serial transplantation of embryonic nuclei 271
CASPARI, ERNST, and BLOMSTRAND, INGBRITT. The effects of nuclear genes on the structure and differentiation of cytoplasmic particles 291
RUDKIN, GEORGE T., and SCHULTZ, JACK. An attempt to compare the sar- cosomes of diploids and triploids in Drosophila melanogaster 303
SCHULTZ, JACK. The relation of the heterochromatic chromosome regions to the nucleic acids of the cell 307
BRACHET, J., and CHANTRENNE, H. The function of the nucleus in the syn- thesis of cytoplasmic proteins 329
MARKERT, CLEMENT L. The ontogeny of divergent metabolic patterns in cells of identical genotype 339
V. DEVELOPMENTAL LEVEL
ZWILLING, EDGAR. Genetic mechanism in limb development 349
HOECKER, GUSTAVO. Genetic mechanisms in tissue transplantation in the mouse 355
HADORN, ERNST. Patterns of biochemical and developmental pleiotropy 363
STERN, CURT. Genetic mechanisms in the localized initiation of differentiation 375
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