Index by Author

1969-06; 63 (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

A

  1. Albrecht, H. P.

    • THE HYDROLYSIS OF URIDINE CYCLIC PHOSPHONATE CATALYZED BY RIBONUCLEASE-A: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF THE ENZYMEPNAS 1969 63:246-252

  2. Allen, Lawrence W.

    • PURIFICATION OF MITOGENIC PROTEINS DERIVED FROM Phaseolus vulgaris : ISOLATION OF POTENT AND WEAK PHYTOHEMAGGLUTININS POSSESSING MITOGENIC ACTIVITYPNAS 1969 63:334-341

  3. Arber, Werner

    • HOST SPECIFICITY OF DNA PRODUCED BY Escherichia coli , XI. In vitro MODIFICATION OF PHAGE FD REPLICATIVE FORMPNAS 1969 63:556-562

  4. Armstrong, D. J.

  5. Augusti, G.

    • ON THE DECOMPOSITION OF STRESS AND STRAIN TENSORS INTO SPHERICAL AND DEVIATORIC PARTSPNAS 1969 63:239-241

B

  1. Beams, J. W.

  2. Berg, Paul

    • RECESSIVE LETHALS: A NEW CLASS OF NONSENSE SUPPRESSORS IN Escherichia coliPNAS 1969 63:392-399

  3. Berry, W. L.

    • LOCALIZATION AND SECRETION OF SALT BY THE SALT GLANDS OF Tamarix aphyllaPNAS 1969 63:310-317

  4. Bleyman, Michael

    • “TRANSCRIPTIONAL MAPPING,” I. INTRODUCTION TO THE METHOD AND THE USE OF ACTINOMYCIN D AS A TRANSCRIPTIONAL MAPPING AGENTPNAS 1969 63:532-539

  5. Bock, R. M.

  6. Bradshaw, Ralph A.

    • CONSIDERATIONS OF THE CONCEPT OF STRUCTURAL HOMOLOGY AS APPLIED TO BOVINE CARBOXYPEPTIDASES A AND BPNAS 1969 63:406-411

  7. Brooks, James K.

  8. Buchanan, John M.

    • TRANSIENT ACTIVATION OF RNA POLYMERASE IN Escherichia coli B AFTER INFECTION WITH BACTERIOPHAGE T4PNAS 1969 63:473-480

  9. Bär, H. P.

    • ADENYL CYCLASE AND HORMONE ACTION, I. EFFECTS OF ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC HORMONE, GLUCAGON, AND EPINEPHRINE ON THE PLASMA MEMBRANE OF RAT FAT CELLSPNAS 1969 63:350-356

C

  1. Chen, Renné

    • IDENTIFICATION OF THE POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS INVOLVED IN THE CROSS-LINKING OF FIBRINPNAS 1969 63:420-427

  2. Cleaver, J. E.

    • XERODERMA PIGMENTOSUM: A HUMAN DISEASE IN WHICH AN INITIAL STAGE OF DNA REPAIR IS DEFECTIVEPNAS 1969 63:428-435

  3. Cohen, Paul

    • INTERACTIONS OF HORMONAL STEROIDS WITH NUCLEIC ACIDS, I. A SPECIFIC REQUIREMENT FOR GUANINEPNAS 1969 63:458-464

  4. Concus, Paul

  5. Cuatrecasas, Pedro

    • INTERACTION OF INSULIN WITH THE CELL MEMBRANE: THE PRIMARY ACTION OF INSULINPNAS 1969 63:450-457

D

  1. Davidson, Eric H.

    • HIGH SEQUENCE DIVERSITY IN THE RNA SYNTHESIZED AT THE LAMPBRUSH STAGE OF OÖGENESISPNAS 1969 63:342-349

  2. DeLuca, Hector F.

    • VITAMIN D 3 -STIMULATED TEMPLATE ACTIVITY OF CHROMATIN FROM RAT INTESTINEPNAS 1969 63:528-531

  3. Doolittle, Russell F.

    • IDENTIFICATION OF THE POLYPEPTIDE CHAINS INVOLVED IN THE CROSS-LINKING OF FIBRINPNAS 1969 63:420-427

E

  1. El-Bayoumi, M. Ashraf

    • EXCITED-STATE TWO-PROTON TAUTOMERISM IN HYDROGEN-BONDED N-HETEROCYCLIC BASE PAIRSPNAS 1969 63:253-260

F

  1. Fahey, Paul F.

  2. Ference, Michael

    • STUDIES ON REPRESSION OF THE HISTIDINE OPERON, II. THE ROLE OF THE FIRST ENZYME IN CONTROL OF THE HISTIDINE SYSTEMPNAS 1969 63:481-488

  3. Finn, Robert

G

  1. Gall, Joseph G.

    • FORMATION AND DETECTION OF RNA-DNA HYBRID MOLECULES IN CYTOLOGICAL PREPARATIONSPNAS 1969 63:378-383

  2. Garren, Leonard D.

    • ON THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC HORMONE: THE BINDING OF CYCLIC-3′,5′-ADENOSINE MONOPHOSPHATE TO AN ADRENAL CORTICAL PROTEINPNAS 1969 63:512-519

  3. Gibb, James W.

    • THE EFFECTS OF RESERPINE, α-METHYLTYROSINE, AND L-3,4-DIHYDROXYPHENYLALANINE ON BRAIN TYROSINE TRANSAMINASEPNAS 1969 63:364-369

  4. Gibson, K. D.

    • MINIMIZATION OF POLYPEPTIDE ENERGY, VII. SECOND DERIVATIVES AND STATISTICAL WEIGHTS OF ENERGY MINIMA FOR DECA-L-ALANINEPNAS 1969 63:242-245

  5. Gill, Gordon N.

    • ON THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC HORMONE: THE BINDING OF CYCLIC-3′,5′-ADENOSINE MONOPHOSPHATE TO AN ADRENAL CORTICAL PROTEINPNAS 1969 63:512-519

  6. Gillam, Ian

  7. Gilmour, L. P.

    • A MUSCARONE-BINDING MATERIAL IN ELECTROPLAX AND ITS RELATION TO THE ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR, I. CENTRIFUGAL ASSAYPNAS 1969 63:496-503

  8. Glick, Mary Catherine

    • MEMBRANES OF ANIMAL CELLS, III. AMINO ACID INCORPORATION BY ISOLATED SURFACE MEMBRANESPNAS 1969 63:563-570

  9. Goldberger, Robert F.

    • STUDIES ON REPRESSION OF THE HISTIDINE OPERON, II. THE ROLE OF THE FIRST ENZYME IN CONTROL OF THE HISTIDINE SYSTEMPNAS 1969 63:481-488

  10. Gras, W. J.

  11. Guthrie, Christine

    • STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF E. coli RIBOSOMES, VIII. COLD-SENSITIVE MUTANTS DEFECTIVE IN RIBOSOME ASSEMBLYPNAS 1969 63:384-391

H

  1. Hallick, Richard B.

    • VITAMIN D 3 -STIMULATED TEMPLATE ACTIVITY OF CHROMATIN FROM RAT INTESTINEPNAS 1969 63:528-531

  2. Hamilton, Terrell H.

    • ROLE OF CHROMATIN IN ESTROGEN ACTION IN THE UTERUS, II. HORMONE-INDUCED SYNTHESIS OF NONHISTONE ACIDIC PROTEINS WHICH RESTORE HISTONE-INHIBITED DNA-DEPENDENT RNA SYNTHESISPNAS 1969 63:465-472

  3. Hampel, A. E.

  4. Hanafusa, Hidesaburo

  5. Harris, M. R.

    • THE HYDROLYSIS OF URIDINE CYCLIC PHOSPHONATE CATALYZED BY RIBONUCLEASE-A: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF THE ENZYMEPNAS 1969 63:246-252

  6. Hechter, O.

    • ADENYL CYCLASE AND HORMONE ACTION, I. EFFECTS OF ADRENOCORTICOTROPIC HORMONE, GLUCAGON, AND EPINEPHRINE ON THE PLASMA MEMBRANE OF RAT FAT CELLSPNAS 1969 63:350-356

  7. Hervey, Annette

  8. Hough, Barbara R.

    • HIGH SEQUENCE DIVERSITY IN THE RNA SYNTHESIZED AT THE LAMPBRUSH STAGE OF OÖGENESISPNAS 1969 63:342-349

J

  1. Jones, G. H.

    • THE HYDROLYSIS OF URIDINE CYCLIC PHOSPHONATE CATALYZED BY RIBONUCLEASE-A: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF THE ENZYMEPNAS 1969 63:246-252

K

  1. Kasha, Michael

    • EXCITED-STATE TWO-PROTON TAUTOMERISM IN HYDROGEN-BONDED N-HETEROCYCLIC BASE PAIRSPNAS 1969 63:253-260

  2. Keister, Donald L.

    • ENERGY-LINKED REACTIONS IN PHOTOSYNTHETIC BACTERIA, V. RELATION OF THE LIGHT-INDUCED PROTON UPTAKE TO PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION IN R. rubrum CHROMATOPHORESPNAS 1969 63:489-495

  3. Kidson, Chev

    • INTERACTIONS OF HORMONAL STEROIDS WITH NUCLEIC ACIDS, I. A SPECIFIC REQUIREMENT FOR GUANINEPNAS 1969 63:458-464

  4. Kilbourne, E. D.

    • INDEPENDENT VARIATION IN NATURE OF HEMAGGLUTININ AND NEURAMINIDASE ANTIGENS OF INFLUENZA VIRUS: DISTINCTIVENESS OF HEMAGGLUTININ ANTIGEN OF HONG KONG/68 VIRUSPNAS 1969 63:326-333

  5. Kirkegaard, L. H.

  6. Knapp, A. W.

  7. Kolin, Alexander

  8. Kovach, John S.

    • STUDIES ON REPRESSION OF THE HISTIDINE OPERON, II. THE ROLE OF THE FIRST ENZYME IN CONTROL OF THE HISTIDINE SYSTEMPNAS 1969 63:481-488

  9. Kuechler, Ernst

    • TWO RAPIDLY LABELED RNA SPECIES IN THE POLYSOMES OF ANTIBODY-PRODUCING LYMPHOID TISSUEPNAS 1969 63:520-527

  10. Kupke, D. W.

  11. Kühnlein, Urs

    • HOST SPECIFICITY OF DNA PRODUCED BY Escherichia coli , XI. In vitro MODIFICATION OF PHAGE FD REPLICATIVE FORMPNAS 1969 63:556-562

L

  1. Linn, Stuart

    • HOST SPECIFICITY OF DNA PRODUCED BY Escherichia coli , XI. In vitro MODIFICATION OF PHAGE FD REPLICATIVE FORMPNAS 1969 63:556-562

  2. Liu, L. L.

    • LOCALIZATION AND SECRETION OF SALT BY THE SALT GLANDS OF Tamarix aphyllaPNAS 1969 63:310-317

  3. Lynn, W. S.

M

  1. Martin, J. B.

    • ON THE DECOMPOSITION OF STRESS AND STRAIN TENSORS INTO SPHERICAL AND DEVIATORIC PARTSPNAS 1969 63:239-241

  2. McShane, E. J.

  3. Minton, Norma Jean

    • ENERGY-LINKED REACTIONS IN PHOTOSYNTHETIC BACTERIA, V. RELATION OF THE LIGHT-INDUCED PROTON UPTAKE TO PHOTOPHOSPHORYLATION IN R. rubrum CHROMATOPHORESPNAS 1969 63:489-495

  4. Moffatt, J. G.

    • THE HYDROLYSIS OF URIDINE CYCLIC PHOSPHONATE CATALYZED BY RIBONUCLEASE-A: IMPLICATIONS FOR THE MECHANISM OF ACTION OF THE ENZYMEPNAS 1969 63:246-252

N

  1. Nashimoto, Hiroko

    • STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF E. coli RIBOSOMES, VIII. COLD-SENSITIVE MUTANTS DEFECTIVE IN RIBOSOME ASSEMBLYPNAS 1969 63:384-391

  2. Neurath, Hans

    • CONSIDERATIONS OF THE CONCEPT OF STRUCTURAL HOMOLOGY AS APPLIED TO BOVINE CARBOXYPEPTIDASES A AND BPNAS 1969 63:406-411

  3. Nomura, Masayasu

    • STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF E. coli RIBOSOMES, VIII. COLD-SENSITIVE MUTANTS DEFECTIVE IN RIBOSOME ASSEMBLYPNAS 1969 63:384-391

O

  1. O'Brien, R. D.

    • A MUSCARONE-BINDING MATERIAL IN ELECTROPLAX AND ITS RELATION TO THE ACETYLCHOLINE RECEPTOR, I. CENTRIFUGAL ASSAYPNAS 1969 63:496-503

  2. Oleson, Arland E.

    • TRANSIENT ACTIVATION OF RNA POLYMERASE IN Escherichia coli B AFTER INFECTION WITH BACTERIOPHAGE T4PNAS 1969 63:473-480

P

  1. Pardue, Mary Lou

    • FORMATION AND DETECTION OF RNA-DNA HYBRID MOLECULES IN CYTOLOGICAL PREPARATIONSPNAS 1969 63:378-383

  2. Phang, James M.

    • STUDIES ON REPRESSION OF THE HISTIDINE OPERON, II. THE ROLE OF THE FIRST ENZYME IN CONTROL OF THE HISTIDINE SYSTEMPNAS 1969 63:481-488

  3. Pispa, Jaakko P.

    • TRANSIENT ACTIVATION OF RNA POLYMERASE IN Escherichia coli B AFTER INFECTION WITH BACTERIOPHAGE T4PNAS 1969 63:473-480

  4. Prager, W.

    • ON THE DECOMPOSITION OF STRESS AND STRAIN TENSORS INTO SPHERICAL AND DEVIATORIC PARTSPNAS 1969 63:239-241

R

  1. Rich, Alexander

    • TWO RAPIDLY LABELED RNA SPECIES IN THE POLYSOMES OF ANTIBODY-PRODUCING LYMPHOID TISSUEPNAS 1969 63:520-527

  2. Robbins, William J.

S

  1. Sarkissian, Igor V.

    • HIGH EFFICIENCY, HETEROSIS, AND HOMEOSTASIS IN MITOCHONDRIA OF WHEATPNAS 1969 63:302-309

  2. Scheraga, H. A.

    • MINIMIZATION OF POLYPEPTIDE ENERGY, VII. SECOND DERIVATIVES AND STATISTICAL WEIGHTS OF ENERGY MINIMA FOR DECA-L-ALANINEPNAS 1969 63:242-245

  3. Schnaitman, Carl A.

    • COMPARISON OF RAT LIVER MITOCHONDRIAL AND MICROSOMAL MEMBRANE PROTEINSPNAS 1969 63:412-419

  4. Schulman, J. L.

    • INDEPENDENT VARIATION IN NATURE OF HEMAGGLUTININ AND NEURAMINIDASE ANTIGENS OF INFLUENZA VIRUS: DISTINCTIVENESS OF HEMAGGLUTININ ANTIGEN OF HONG KONG/68 VIRUSPNAS 1969 63:326-333

  5. Schwartz, Gerald

  6. Skoog, F.

  7. Slivka, John

  8. Soll, Larry

    • RECESSIVE LETHALS: A NEW CLASS OF NONSENSE SUPPRESSORS IN Escherichia coliPNAS 1969 63:392-399

  9. Srivastava, Hari K.

    • HIGH EFFICIENCY, HETEROSIS, AND HOMEOSTASIS IN MITOCHONDRIA OF WHEATPNAS 1969 63:302-309

  10. Starr, Norman

  11. Stein, E. M.

  12. Straub, K. D.

  13. Svenson, Robert H.

    • PURIFICATION OF MITOGENIC PROTEINS DERIVED FROM Phaseolus vulgaris : ISOLATION OF POTENT AND WEAK PHYTOHEMAGGLUTININS POSSESSING MITOGENIC ACTIVITYPNAS 1969 63:334-341

T

  1. Taylor, Carl Al

    • EXCITED-STATE TWO-PROTON TAUTOMERISM IN HYDROGEN-BONDED N-HETEROCYCLIC BASE PAIRSPNAS 1969 63:253-260

  2. Tedeschi, Henry

    • MICROELECTRODE STUDIES ON THE MEMBRANE PROPERTIES OF ISOLATED MITOCHONDRIAPNAS 1969 63:370-377

  3. Tener, G. M.

  4. Teng, Ching-Sung

    • ROLE OF CHROMATIN IN ESTROGEN ACTION IN THE UTERUS, II. HORMONE-INDUCED SYNTHESIS OF NONHISTONE ACIDIC PROTEINS WHICH RESTORE HISTONE-INHIBITED DNA-DEPENDENT R