Index by Author

1968-04; 59 (4)
  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

A

  1. Abbott, J

    • The loss of phenotypic traits by differentiated cells, V. The effect of 5-bromodeoxyuridine on cloned chondrocytesPNAS 1968 59:1144-1151

  2. Agin, D

    • Concerning negative conductance in the squid axonPNAS 1968 59:1201-1208

  3. Allfrey, V G

    • Changing patterns of histone acetylation and RNA synthesis in regeneration of the liverPNAS 1968 59:1337-1344

  4. Arber, W

    • Host specificity of DNA produced by Escherichia coli, X. In vitro restriction of phage fd replicative formPNAS 1968 59:1300-1306

  5. Ashworth, J M

    • Periods of genetic transcription required for the synthesis of three enzymes during cellular slime mold developmentPNAS 1968 59:1235-1242

  6. Axelrod, J

    • Elevation and depression of hepatic tyrosine transaminase activity by depletion and repletion of norepinephrinePNAS 1968 59:1231-1234

B

  1. Bachmayer, H

    • The chelate structure of Micrococcus aerogenes rubredoxinPNAS 1968 59:1273-1277

  2. Bednar, T

    • Conformation dependence of intramolecular energy transfer in phycoerythrinPNAS 1968 59:1356-1363

  3. Benzinger, R

    • Restriction of infectious bacteriophage fd DNA's and an assay for in vitro host-controlled restriction and modificationPNAS 1968 59:1294-1299

  4. Bergquist, A

    • A membranelike fraction from Neurospora crassa, I. Structure of "membranes" and release of free amino acidsPNAS 1968 59:1136-1143

  5. Bernhard, W

    • Electron spin resonance of a gamma-irradiated single crystal of 3'-cytidylic acidPNAS 1968 59:1038-1044

  6. Black, I B

    • Elevation and depression of hepatic tyrosine transaminase activity by depletion and repletion of norepinephrinePNAS 1968 59:1231-1234

  7. Bleyman, M

    • The formation of 5S ribosomal ribonucleic acid in Bacillus subtilis by posttranscriptional modificationPNAS 1968 59:1278-1283

  8. Bodenstein, Dietrich

    • THE FUNCTION OF THE ACCESSORY SEX GLANDS IN Periplaneta americana (L.), I. A QUANTITATIVE BIOASSAY FOR THE JUVENILE HORMONEPNAS 1968 59:1223-1230

  9. Brewer, H B

    • The amino acid sequence of porcine thyrocalcitoninPNAS 1968 59:1321-1328

  10. Brzin, M

    • Protein synthesis in the isolated giant axon of the squidPNAS 1968 59:1284-1287

C

  1. Christensen, R J

    • Bacterial conjugation: electron microscope observations on thin sectionsPNAS 1968 59:1152-1157

  2. Christodoulou, C

    • The biogenesis of mitochondria, VI. Biochemical basis of the resistance of Saccharomyces cerevisiae toward antibiotics which specifically inhibit mitochondrial protein synthesisPNAS 1968 59:1288-1293

  3. Cifonelli, J A

    • Lipid abnormalities in a variant of the Hurler syndromePNAS 1968 59:1097-1102

  4. Cloud, P E

    • Reproductive structures and taxonomic affinities of some nannofossils from the gunflint iron formationPNAS 1968 59:1053-1060

  5. Comroe, J H

    • Stimulation of the carotid chemoreceptors of the dog by dopaminePNAS 1968 59:1187-1193

  6. Cooke, R

    • Mössbauer studies on putidaredoxinPNAS 1968 59:1045-1052

  7. Crapo, L

    • Mutants that make more lac repressorPNAS 1968 59:1259-1264

D

  1. Debrunner, P G

    • Mössbauer studies on putidaredoxinPNAS 1968 59:1045-1052

  2. Deftos, L J

    • The amino acid sequence of porcine thyrocalcitoninPNAS 1968 59:1321-1328

  3. Dettbarn, W D

    • Protein synthesis in the isolated giant axon of the squidPNAS 1968 59:1284-1287

  4. Dormanfman, A

    • Lipid abnormalities in a variant of the Hurler syndromePNAS 1968 59:1097-1102

  5. Dulbecco, R

    • Viral DNA in polyoma- and SV40-transformed cell linesPNAS 1968 59:1158-1165

E

  1. Eakin, E A

    • A membranelike fraction from Neurospora crassa, I. Structure of "membranes" and release of free amino acidsPNAS 1968 59:1136-1143

  2. Ephrussi, B

    • Loss of T-antigen from somatic hybrids between mouse cells and SV40-transformed human cellsPNAS 1968 59:1132-1135

  3. Eyring, Edward M.

    • INTRAMOLECULAR HYDROGEN BONDING OF AZO DYES IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONPNAS 1968 59:1027-1029

F

  1. Feeley, J

    • Polysome formation with tobacco mosaic virus RNAPNAS 1968 59:1243-1250

  2. Finstad, J

    • N-terminal amino acid sequences of immunoglobulin chains in Polyodon spathulaPNAS 1968 59:1307-1312

  3. Fogel, S

    • Chemical basis for heterogeneity of ribosomal proteinsPNAS 1968 59:1329-1336

  4. Fosket, D. E.

    • CELL DIVISION AND THE DIFFERENTIATION OF WOUND-VESSEL MEMBERS IN CULTURED STEM SEGMENTS OF ColeusPNAS 1968 59:1089-1096

  5. Fox, M S

    • Effects of DNA repair in transformation-heterozygotes of pneumococcusPNAS 1968 59:1116-1123

  6. Frauenfelder, H

    • Mössbauer studies on putidaredoxinPNAS 1968 59:1045-1052

  7. Friedman, R M

    • Specific inhibition of virus growth in cells treated with phospholipase CPNAS 1968 59:1371-1378

G

  1. Gilbert, W

    • Mutants that make more lac repressorPNAS 1968 59:1259-1264

  2. Giuditta, A

    • Protein synthesis in the isolated giant axon of the squidPNAS 1968 59:1284-1287

  3. Go, M

    • Molecular theory of the helix-coil transition in polyamino acids, I. FormulationPNAS 1968 59:1030-1037

  4. Go, N

    • Molecular theory of the helix-coil transition in polyamino acids, I. FormulationPNAS 1968 59:1030-1037

  5. Goldberg, B

    • The synthesis of collagen and protocollagen hydroxylase by fibroblastic and nonfibroblastic cell linesPNAS 1968 59:1110-1115

  6. Good, R A

    • N-terminal amino acid sequences of immunoglobulin chains in Polyodon spathulaPNAS 1968 59:1307-1312

  7. Green, H

    • The synthesis of collagen and protocollagen hydroxylase by fibroblastic and nonfibroblastic cell linesPNAS 1968 59:1110-1115

  8. Green, Lorna

    • MECHANISM OF MOVEMENTS OF GRANULES IN MELANOCYTES OF Fundulus heteroclitusPNAS 1968 59:1179-1186

  9. Guerrini, F

    • Effects of DNA repair in transformation-heterozygotes of pneumococcusPNAS 1968 59:1116-1123

  10. Gunsalus, I C

    • Mössbauer studies on putidaredoxinPNAS 1968 59:1045-1052

H

  1. Hamilton, T H

    • Early estrogen action: nuclear synthesis and accumulation of protein correlated with enhancement of two DNA-dependent RNA polymerase activitiesPNAS 1968 59:1265-1272

  2. Hecht, N B

    • The formation of 5S ribosomal ribonucleic acid in Bacillus subtilis by posttranscriptional modificationPNAS 1968 59:1278-1283

  3. Hill, Terrell L.

    • PHASE TRANSITION IN THE SLIDING-FILAMENT MODEL OF MUSCULAR CONTRACTIONPNAS 1968 59:1194-1200

  4. Holtzer, H

    • The loss of phenotypic traits by differentiated cells, V. The effect of 5-bromodeoxyuridine on cloned chondrocytesPNAS 1968 59:1144-1151

  5. Hori, M

    • Polyribosomal changes during inhibition of rabbit hemoglobin synthesis by an isoleucine antagonistPNAS 1968 59:1349-1355

  6. Huckemann, Friedrich

    • DECOMPOSITIONS OF TRIPLY CONNECTED DOMAINSPNAS 1968 59:1073-1077

I

  1. Inskeep, Warren H.

    • INTRAMOLECULAR HYDROGEN BONDING OF AZO DYES IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONPNAS 1968 59:1027-1029

J

  1. Jacobs, L

    • Stimulation of the carotid chemoreceptors of the dog by dopaminePNAS 1968 59:1187-1193

  2. Jones, Dane L.

    • INTRAMOLECULAR HYDROGEN BONDING OF AZO DYES IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONPNAS 1968 59:1027-1029

K

  1. Kafatos, Fotis C.

    • CYTOPLASMIC PARTICLES CARRYING RAPIDLY LABELED RNA IN DEVELOPING INSECT EPIDERMISPNAS 1968 59:1251-1258

  2. Kambysellis, M P

    • Interspecific transplantation as a tool for indicating phylogenetic relationshipsPNAS 1968 59:1166-1172

  3. Karp, R

    • Further characterization of L-cell virionsPNAS 1968 59:1103-1109

  4. Keutmann, H T

    • The amino acid sequence of porcine thyrocalcitoninPNAS 1968 59:1321-1328

  5. Kindig, D A

    • Further characterization of L-cell virionsPNAS 1968 59:1103-1109

  6. Kirsten, W H

    • Further characterization of L-cell virionsPNAS 1968 59:1103-1109

  7. Kolodny, Yehoshua

    • PREFERRED ORIENTATION OF QUARTZ IN A CHERT BRECCIAPNAS 1968 59:1061-1066

L

  1. Lamb, A J

    • The biogenesis of mitochondria, VI. Biochemical basis of the resistance of Saccharomyces cerevisiae toward antibiotics which specifically inhibit mitochondrial protein synthesisPNAS 1968 59:1288-1293

  2. Lennarz, W J

    • The biosynthesis of mannosyl-1-phosphoryl-polyisoprenol in Micrococcus lysodeikticus and its role in mannan synthesisPNAS 1968 59:1313-1320

  3. Licari, G R

    • Reproductive structures and taxonomic affinities of some nannofossils from the gunflint iron formationPNAS 1968 59:1053-1060

  4. Linn, S

    • Host specificity of DNA produced by Escherichia coli, X. In vitro restriction of phage fd replicative formPNAS 1968 59:1300-1306

  5. Linnane, A W

    • The biogenesis of mitochondria, VI. Biochemical basis of the resistance of Saccharomyces cerevisiae toward antibiotics which specifically inhibit mitochondrial protein synthesisPNAS 1968 59:1288-1293

  6. Lloyd, D P

    • Effect of bretylium and guanethidine on transmission to sweat glands in the catPNAS 1968 59:1173-1178

  7. Luginbill, B

    • Polysome formation with tobacco mosaic virus RNAPNAS 1968 59:1243-1250

  8. Lukins, H B

    • The biogenesis of mitochondria, VI. Biochemical basis of the resistance of Saccharomyces cerevisiae toward antibiotics which specifically inhibit mitochondrial protein synthesisPNAS 1968 59:1288-1293

M

  1. Macdowall, F D

    • Conformation dependence of intramolecular energy transfer in phycoerythrinPNAS 1968 59:1356-1363

  2. Makover, S

    • A preferred origin for the replication of lambda DNAPNAS 1968 59:1345-1348

  3. Marcus, A

    • Polysome formation with tobacco mosaic virus RNAPNAS 1968 59:1243-1250

  4. Matalon, R

    • Lipid abnormalities in a variant of the Hurler syndromePNAS 1968 59:1097-1102

  5. McCulloch, E A

    • Evidence for a relationship between mouse hemopoietic stem cells and cells forming colonies in culturePNAS 1968 59:1209-1215

  6. Means, A R

    • Early estrogen action: nuclear synthesis and accumulation of protein correlated with enhancement of two DNA-dependent RNA polymerase activitiesPNAS 1968 59:1265-1272

  7. Melvin, K E

    • The syndrome of excessive thyrocalcitonin produced by medullary carcinoma of the thyroidPNAS 1968 59:1216-1222

  8. Mirsky, A E

    • Changing patterns of histone acetylation and RNA synthesis in regeneration of the liverPNAS 1968 59:1337-1344

  9. Müller-Hill, B

    • Mutants that make more lac repressorPNAS 1968 59:1259-1264

N

  1. Neri, Umberto

    • ELLIPTIC OPERATORS OF HIGHER ORDER IN DIVERGENCE FORMPNAS 1968 59:1067

  2. Niall, H D

    • The amino acid sequence of porcine thyrocalcitoninPNAS 1968 59:1321-1328

P

  1. Pastan, I

    • Specific inhibition of virus growth in cells treated with phospholipase CPNAS 1968 59:1371-1378

  2. Petrov, Valentin V.

    • ON THE LAW OF THE ITERATED LOGARITHM WITHOUT ASSUMPTIONS ABOUT THE EXISTENCE OF MOMENTSPNAS 1968 59:1068-1072

  3. Pogo, A O

    • Changing patterns of histone acetylation and RNA synthesis in regeneration of the liverPNAS 1968 59:1337-1344

  4. Pogo, B G

    • Changing patterns of histone acetylation and RNA synthesis in regeneration of the liverPNAS 1968 59:1337-1344

  5. Pollara, B

    • N-terminal amino acid sequences of immunoglobulin chains in Polyodon spathulaPNAS 1968 59:1307-1312

  6. Potts, J T

    • The amino acid sequence of porcine thyrocalcitoninPNAS 1968 59:1321-1328

R

  1. Rabinovitz, M

    • Polyribosomal changes during inhibition of rabbit hemoglobin synthesis by an isoleucine antagonistPNAS 1968 59:1349-1355

  2. Rasmussen, H

    • Cyclic adenosine monophosphate, CA++, and membranesPNAS 1968 59:1364-1370

  3. Ritossa, F M

    • Nonoperative DNA complementary to ribosomal RNAPNAS 1968 59:1124-1131

  4. Rosenberg, A

    • Conformation dependence of intramolecular energy transfer in phycoerythrinPNAS 1968 59:1356-1363

  5. Roth, R

    • Periods of genetic transcription required for the synthesis of three enzymes during cellular slime mold developmentPNAS 1968 59:1235-1242

S

  1. Scaletta, L J

    • Loss of T-antigen from somatic hybrids between mouse cells and SV40-transformed human cellsPNAS 1968 59:1132-1135

  2. Schauf, C

    • Concerning negative conductance in the squid axonPNAS 1968 59:1201-1208

  3. Scher, M

    • The biosynthesis of mannosyl-1-phosphoryl-polyisoprenol in Micrococcus lysodeikticus and its role in mannan synthesisPNAS 1968 59:1313-1320

  4. Scheraga, H A

    • Molecular theory of the helix-coil transition in polyamino acids, I. FormulationPNAS 1968 59:1030-1037

  5. Schreil, W H

    • Bacterial conjugation: electron microscope observations on thin sectionsPNAS 1968 59:1152-1157

  6. Shaaya, Eli

    • THE FUNCTION OF THE ACCESSORY SEX GLANDS IN Periplaneta americana (L.), I. A QUANTITATIVE BIOASSAY FOR THE JUVENILE HORMONEPNAS 1968 59:1223-1230

  7. Silfvast, William T.

    • INTRAMOLECULAR HYDROGEN BONDING OF AZO DYES IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONPNAS 1968 59:1027-1029
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