Index by Author

1949-02; 35 (2)
  1. A
  2. B
  3. C
  4. D
  5. E
  6. F
  7. G
  8. H
  9. I
  10. J
  11. K
  12. L
  13. M
  14. N
  15. O
  16. P
  17. Q
  18. R
  19. S
  20. T
  21. U
  22. V
  23. W
  24. X
  25. Y
  26. Z

C

  1. Chen, Tze-Tuan

    • Conjugation Between Double Monsters and Single Animals in Paramecium BursariaPNAS 1949 35:108-111

  2. Chowla, S.

D

  1. De Cicco, John

G

  1. Graham, John B.

    • Pharmacological Modification of Resistance to Radiation—A Preliminary-ReportPNAS 1949 35:102-106

  2. Graham, Ruth M.

    • Pharmacological Modification of Resistance to Radiation—A Preliminary-ReportPNAS 1949 35:102-106

H

  1. Hua, L. K.

    • Characters over Certain Types of Rings with Applications to the Theory of Equations in a Finite FieldPNAS 1949 35:94-99

K

  1. Kasner, Edward

  2. Kelner, Albert

    • Effect of Visible Light on the Recovery of Streptomyces Griseus Conidia from Ultra-violet Irradiation InjuryPNAS 1949 35:73-79

L

  1. Leuchtenberger, Cecilie

    • The Nature of the Specificity of Methyl Green for ChromatinPNAS 1949 35:111-116

P

  1. Pollister, Arthur W.

    • The Nature of the Specificity of Methyl Green for ChromatinPNAS 1949 35:111-116

S

  1. Sherman, Henry C.

    • Further Experiments with Vitamin A in Relation to Aging and to Length of LifePNAS 1949 35:90-92

  2. Smith, Emil L.

    • The Mode of Action of the Metal-PeptidasesPNAS 1949 35:80-90

T

  1. Trupp, Helen Yarmolinsky

    • Further Experiments with Vitamin A in Relation to Aging and to Length of LifePNAS 1949 35:90-92

V

  1. Vandiver, H. S.

    • Characters over Certain Types of Rings with Applications to the Theory of Equations in a Finite FieldPNAS 1949 35:94-99

W

  1. Wald, A.

    • Bayes Solutions of Sequential Decision ProblemsPNAS 1949 35:99-102

  2. Wolfowitz, J.

    • Bayes Solutions of Sequential Decision ProblemsPNAS 1949 35:99-102
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