Index by Author

1968-05; 60 (1)
  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. Aposhian, H V

    • Sequential cleavage of dinucleotides from DNA by phage Sp3 DNAsePNAS 1968 60:214-221

B

  1. Baker, R F

    • The periodicity of RNA polymerase initiations: a new regulatory feature of transcriptionPNAS 1968 60:313-320

  2. Ballschmiter, K

    • Electron paramagnetic resonance of chlorophyll-water aggregatesPNAS 1968 60:100-107

  3. Bassel, B A

    • Cell-free protein synthesis directed by Q beta-RNA and by two specific fragmentsPNAS 1968 60:321-328

  4. Beck, J C

    • Genetic modification of energy-conserving systems in yeast mitochondriaPNAS 1968 60:186-193

  5. Berg, A

    • Cohesive sites and helper phage function of P2, lambda, and 186 DNA'sPNAS 1968 60:265-268

  6. Brandenburger, J L

    • Localization of vitamin A in the eye of a pulmonate snailPNAS 1968 60:140-145

  7. Braun, D G

    • Streptococcal group-specific antibodies: occurrence of a restricted population following secondary immunizationPNAS 1968 60:134-139

  8. Brenneman, L

    • The generation of antihapten antibodies with electrophoretically homogeneous L chainsPNAS 1968 60:258-264

C

  1. Cain, S A

    • Conservation, the federal government, and the international biological programPNAS 1968 60:42-50

  2. Chakrabarty, A M

    • Transduction and the clustering of genes in fluorescent PseudomonadsPNAS 1968 60:168-175

  3. Chang, S H

    • Studies on polynucleotides. LXXXVII. The joining of short deoxyribopolynucleotides by DNA-joining enzymesPNAS 1968 60:285-292

  4. Chiang, K S

    • Physical conservation of parental cytoplasmic DNA through meiosis in Chlamydomonas reinhardiPNAS 1968 60:194-200

  5. Cohen, J S

    • Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of the structure and binding sites of enzymes. II. Spectral assignments and inhibitor binding in hen egg-white lysozymePNAS 1968 60:92-99

  6. Crippa, M

    • Evidence for the appearance of novel gene products during amphibian blastulationPNAS 1968 60:152-159

D

  1. Davidson, E A

    • Structure-function relationships of protein polysaccharide complexes: specific ion-binding propertiesPNAS 1968 60:201-205

  2. Davidson, E H

    • Evidence for the appearance of novel gene products during amphibian blastulationPNAS 1968 60:152-159

  3. Davidson, N

    • Electron-microscopic visualization of deletion mutationsPNAS 1968 60:243-250

  4. Davis, R W

    • Electron-microscopic visualization of deletion mutationsPNAS 1968 60:243-250

  5. Deftos, L J

    • A radioimmunoassay for thyrocalcitoninPNAS 1968 60:293-299

  6. Dorfman, A

    • The structure of acid mucopolysaccharides produced by Hurler fibroblasts in tissue culturePNAS 1968 60:179-185

E

  1. Eakin, R M

    • Localization of vitamin A in the eye of a pulmonate snailPNAS 1968 60:140-145

  2. Epps, Harland W.

F

  1. Fleischman, J B

    • Streptococcal group-specific antibodies: occurrence of a restricted population following secondary immunizationPNAS 1968 60:134-139

  2. Frankel, O H

    • Human welfare and international cooperationPNAS 1968 60:33-41

  3. Freedman, David A.

    • ON THE CONVERGENCE OF APPROXIMANTS TO A MARKOV CHAIN, IPNAS 1968 60:66-72

G

  1. Galley, W C

    • Triplet-triplet energy transfer in proteins as a criterion of proximityPNAS 1968 60:108-114

  2. Garcia-Morin, M

    • Electron paramagnetic resonance of chlorophyll-water aggregatesPNAS 1968 60:100-107

  3. Gevers, W

    • The activation of amino acids for biosynthesis of gramicidin SPNAS 1968 60:269-276

  4. Green, D E

    • On the noncatalytic proteins of membrane systemsPNAS 1968 60:277-284

  5. Green, H

    • Growth control in cultured cells: selection of sublines with increased sensitivity to contact inhibition and decreased tumor-producing abilityPNAS 1968 60:126-133

  6. Grover, N. B.

    • THEORETICAL DISTRIBUTION OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL PROJECTIONS IN ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC SECTIONSPNAS 1968 60:80-85

  7. Gunsalus, C F

    • Transduction and the clustering of genes in fluorescent PseudomonadsPNAS 1968 60:168-175

  8. Gunsalus, I C

    • Transduction and the clustering of genes in fluorescent PseudomonadsPNAS 1968 60:168-175

  9. Gupta, N K

    • Studies on polynucleotides. LXXXVII. The joining of short deoxyribopolynucleotides by DNA-joining enzymesPNAS 1968 60:285-292

H

  1. Haard, N F

    • On the noncatalytic proteins of membrane systemsPNAS 1968 60:277-284

  2. Hawthorne, D C

    • Genetic modification of energy-conserving systems in yeast mitochondriaPNAS 1968 60:186-193

  3. Heywood, S M

    • De novo synthesis of myosin in a cell-free systemPNAS 1968 60:229-234

  4. Holley, R W

    • "Contact inhibition" of cell division in 3T3 cellsPNAS 1968 60:300-304

  5. Hotz, G

    • The action of heat and ionizing radiation on the infectivity of isolated phi-X-174 DNAPNAS 1968 60:251-257

  6. Hubbell, T H

I

  1. Imamoto, F

    • On the initiation of transcription of the tryptophan operon in Escherichia coliPNAS 1968 60:305-312

J

  1. Jardetzky, O

    • Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of the structure and binding sites of enzymes. II. Spectral assignments and inhibitor binding in hen egg-white lysozymePNAS 1968 60:92-99

K

  1. Katz, J J

    • Electron paramagnetic resonance of chlorophyll-water aggregatesPNAS 1968 60:100-107

  2. Keatts, H

    • Extraretinal light perception in the sparrow. II. Photoperiodic stimulation of testis growthPNAS 1968 60:146-151

  3. Khorana, H G

    • Studies on polynucleotides. LXXXVII. The joining of short deoxyribopolynucleotides by DNA-joining enzymesPNAS 1968 60:285-292

  4. Kiernan, J A

    • "Contact inhibition" of cell division in 3T3 cellsPNAS 1968 60:300-304

  5. Kleinkauf, H

    • The activation of amino acids for biosynthesis of gramicidin SPNAS 1968 60:269-276

  6. Krause, R M

    • Streptococcal group-specific antibodies: occurrence of a restricted population following secondary immunizationPNAS 1968 60:134-139

L

  1. Laughlin, W S

  2. Lee, M R

    • A radioimmunoassay for thyrocalcitoninPNAS 1968 60:293-299

  3. Lenaz, G

    • On the noncatalytic proteins of membrane systemsPNAS 1968 60:277-284

  4. Lipmann, F

    • The activation of amino acids for biosynthesis of gramicidin SPNAS 1968 60:269-276

  5. Lloyd, D P

    • Action of hydrogenated ergot alkaloids upon transmission to sweat glands in the catPNAS 1968 60:115-117

  6. Low, B

    • Formation of merodiploids in matings with a class of Rec- recipient strains of Escherichia coli K12PNAS 1968 60:160-167

M

  1. Mandel, M

    • Cohesive sites and helper phage function of P2, lambda, and 186 DNA'sPNAS 1968 60:265-268

  2. Matalon, R

    • The structure of acid mucopolysaccharides produced by Hurler fibroblasts in tissue culturePNAS 1968 60:179-185

  3. Mattoon, J R

    • Genetic modification of energy-conserving systems in yeast mitochondriaPNAS 1968 60:186-193

  4. Menaker, M

    • Extraretinal light perception in the sparrow. II. Photoperiodic stimulation of testis growthPNAS 1968 60:146-151

  5. Miller, M F

  6. Mirsky, A E

    • Evidence for the appearance of novel gene products during amphibian blastulationPNAS 1968 60:152-159

  7. Miura, Karen

    • SIZE AND STRUCTURAL VARIATIONS OF MITOCHONDRIAL DNAPNAS 1968 60:235-242

  8. Müller, A

    • The action of heat and ionizing radiation on the infectivity of isolated phi-X-174 DNAPNAS 1968 60:251-257

N

  1. Navon, G

    • Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of the active site of carboxypeptidase APNAS 1968 60:86-91

  2. Nwagwu, M

    • De novo synthesis of myosin in a cell-free systemPNAS 1968 60:229-234

O

  1. Ohtsuka, E

    • Studies on polynucleotides. LXXXVII. The joining of short deoxyribopolynucleotides by DNA-joining enzymesPNAS 1968 60:285-292

  2. Oishi, M

    • Studies of DNA replication in vivo. I. Isolation of the first intermediate of DNA replication in bacteria as single-stranded DNAPNAS 1968 60:329-336

P

  1. Park, R B

    • The continued presence of quantasomes in ethylenediaminetetraacetate-washed chloroplast lamellaePNAS 1968 60:337-343

  2. Pauling, Linus

    • THE RESONATING-VALENCE-BOND THEORY OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY: CREST SUPERCONDUCTORS AND THROUGH SUPERCONDUCTORSPNAS 1968 60:59-65

  3. Peterkofsky, B

    • Evidence for the steroid-induced accumulation of tyrosine-aminotransferase messenger RNA in the absence of protein synthesisPNAS 1968 60:222-228

  4. Pheifhofer, A O

    • The continued presence of quantasomes in ethylenediaminetetraacetate-washed chloroplast lamellaePNAS 1968 60:337-343

  5. Pollack, R E

    • Growth control in cultured cells: selection of sublines with increased sensitivity to contact inhibition and decreased tumor-producing abilityPNAS 1968 60:126-133

  6. Potts, J T

    • A radioimmunoassay for thyrocalcitoninPNAS 1968 60:293-299

R

  1. Revelle, R

    • Introduction to the symposium on the international biological programPNAS 1968 60:1-4

  2. Richelson, E

    • Psychedelic drugs: steric factors that predict psychotropic activityPNAS 1968 60:206-213

S

  1. Schafer, R. D.

  2. Sherman, F

    • Genetic modification of energy-conserving systems in yeast mitochondriaPNAS 1968 60:186-193

  3. Shulman, R G

    • Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of the active site of carboxypeptidase APNAS 1968 60:86-91

  4. Silman, H I

    • On the noncatalytic proteins of membrane systemsPNAS 1968 60:277-284

  5. Singer, S J

    • The generation of antihapten antibodies with electrophoretically homogeneous L chainsPNAS 1968 60:258-264

  6. Smith, F E

    • The international biological program and the science of ecologyPNAS 1968 60:5-11

  7. Snyder, S H

    • Psychedelic drugs: steric factors that predict psychotropic activityPNAS 1968 60:206-213

  8. Spyropoulos, C S

    • The dependence of nerve membrane potentials upon extracellular ionic strengthPNAS 1968 60:118-125

  9. Strain, H H

    • Electron paramagnetic resonance of chlorophyll-water aggregatesPNAS 1968 60:100-107

  10. Stryer, L

    • Triplet-triplet energy transfer in proteins as a criterion of proximityPNAS 1968 60:108-114

  11. Suyama, Y.

    • SIZE AND STRUCTURAL VARIATIONS OF MITOCHONDRIAL DNAPNAS 1968 60:235-242

T

  1. Teorell, T

    • The dependence of nerve membrane potentials upon extracellular ionic strengthPNAS 1968 60:118-125

  2. Todaro, G J

    • Growth control in cultured cells: selection of sublines with increased sensitivity to contact inhibition and decreased tumor-producing abilityPNAS 1968 60:126-133

  3. Tomkins, G M

    • Evidence for the steroid-induced accumulation of tyrosine-aminotransferase messenger RNA in the absence of protein synthesisPNAS 1968 60:222-228

  4. Trilling, D M

    • Sequential cleavage of dinucleotides from DNA by phage Sp3 DNAsePNAS 1968 60:214-221

U

  1. Uphaus, R A

    • Electron paramagnetic resonance of chlorophyll-water aggregatesPNAS 1968 60:100-107

W

  1. Weber, H

    • Studies on polynucleotides. LXXXVII. The joining of short deoxyribopolynucleotides by DNA-joining enzymesPNAS 1968 60:285-292

  2. Weiss, George H.

    • THEORETICAL DISTRIBUTION OF TWO-DIMENSIONAL PROJECTIONS IN ELECTRON-MICROSCOPIC SECTIONSPNAS 1968 60:80-85

  3. Wong, Yung-Chow

    • SECTIONAL CURVATURES OF GRASSMANN MANIFOLDSPNAS 1968 60:75-79

  4. Woodward, C

    • Structure-function relationships of protein polysaccharide complexes: specific ion-binding propertiesPNAS 1968 60:201-205

  5. Wyckoff, R W

  6. Wyluda, B J

    • Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of the active site of carboxypeptidase APNAS 1968 60:86-91

Y

  1. Yamane, T

    • Nuclear magnetic resonance studies of the active site of carboxypeptidase APNAS 1968 60:86-91

  2. Yanofsky, C

    • The periodicity of RNA polymerase initiations: a new regulatory feature of transcriptionPNAS 1968 60:313-320
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