Index by Author

1969-08; 63 (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. Abdou, Nabih I.

    • CELLS INVOLVED IN THE IMMUNE RESPONSE, IX. DEPLETION FROM THE NORMAL RABBIT BONE MARROW OF ANTIGEN-REACTIVE CELLS DIRECTED TOWARD HUMAN PERIPHERAL LEUKOCYTESPNAS 1969 63:1136-1143

  2. Adler, V. E.

    • THE ACTION SPECTRUM FOR BREAKING DIAPAUSE IN THE CODLING MOTH, Laspeyresia pomonella (L.), AND THE OAK SILKWORM, Antheraea pernyi GUERPNAS 1969 63:1120-1127

  3. Alberts, Alfred W.

    • ACETYL COA CARBOXYLASE, II. DEMONSTRATION OF BIOTIN-PROTEIN AND BIOTIN CARBOXYLASE SUBUNITSPNAS 1969 63:1319-1326

  4. Aller, Lawrence H.

  5. Anagnoste, B.

    • THE EFFECTS OF CENTRALLY ACTING DRUGS ON TREMOR IN MONKEYS WITH MESENCEPHALIC LESIONSPNAS 1969 63:1113-1116

B

  1. Bach, F H

    • Histocompatibility genetics and immunosuppressionPNAS 1969 63:1026-1029

  2. Barnett, W. Edgar

  3. Baron, Samuel

    • THE PATHOGENESIS OF AUTOIMMUNITY IN NEW ZEALAND MICE, I. INDUCTION OF ANTINUCLEIC ACID ANTIBODIES BY POLYINOSINIC·POLYCYTIDYLIC ACIDPNAS 1969 63:1102-1107

  4. Battista, A. F.

    • THE EFFECTS OF CENTRALLY ACTING DRUGS ON TREMOR IN MONKEYS WITH MESENCEPHALIC LESIONSPNAS 1969 63:1113-1116

  5. Bauer, H.

    • CRYSTALLIZATION OF A MULTIENZYME COMPLEX: FATTY ACID SYNTHETASE FROM YEASTPNAS 1969 63:1377-1382

  6. Bender, Myron L.

    • ALKALINE PH DEPENDENCE OF δCHYMOTRYPSIN-CATALYZED HYDROLYSIS OF SPECIFIC SUBSTRATESPNAS 1969 63:1214-1221

  7. Benson, Ann Marie

  8. Billingham, R E

    • Basic genetical and immunological considerationsPNAS 1969 63:1020-1025

  9. Blair, Terence T.

    • HOMOLOGY OF Pseudomonas CYTOCHROME c -551 WITH EUKARYOTIC c -CYTOCHROMESPNAS 1969 63:1227-1233

  10. Bradley, Roy M.

    • GANGLIOSIDES IN DNA VIRUS-TRANSFORMED AND SPONTANEOUSLY TRANSFORMED TUMORIGENIC MOUSE CELL LINESPNAS 1969 63:1290-1296

  11. Bradshaw, Ralph A.

  12. Brady, Roscoe O.

    • GANGLIOSIDES IN DNA VIRUS-TRANSFORMED AND SPONTANEOUSLY TRANSFORMED TUMORIGENIC MOUSE CELL LINESPNAS 1969 63:1290-1296

  13. Bray, R. C.

  14. Bredon, Glen E.

  15. Burdick, Morton L.

    • EMBRYONIC CELL ADHESIVENESS: DO SPECIES DIFFERENCES EXIST AMONG WARM-BLOODED VERTEBRATES?PNAS 1969 63:1169-1173

C

  1. Cammack, R.

  2. Canelo, Eliana S.

    • DNA OF BACTERIOPHAGE PM2: A CLOSED CIRCULAR DOUBLE-STRANDED MOLECULEPNAS 1969 63:1164-1168

  3. Cavalieri, Liebe F.

  4. Changeux, Jean-Pierre

    • COMPARED EFFECTS OF DITHIOTHREITOL ON THE INTERACTION OF AN AFFINITY-LABELING REAGENT WITH ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE AND THE EXCITABLE MEMBRANE OF THE ELECTROPLAXPNAS 1969 63:1239-1246

  5. Charache, Samuel

    • NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF HEMOGLOBINS, III. EVIDENCE FOR THE NONEQUIVALENCE OF α- AND β-CHAINS IN AZIDE DERIVATIVES OF METHEMOGLOBINSPNAS 1969 63:1403-1409

  6. Chargaff, Erwin

  7. Chenoweth, D.

    • INTRAMOLECULAR LOCALIZATION OF THE ACCEPTOR CROSS-LINKING SITES IN FIBRINPNAS 1969 63:1247-1252

  8. Cherkin, Arthur

    • KINETICS OF MEMORY CONSOLIDATION: ROLE OF AMNESIC TREATMENT PARAMETERSPNAS 1969 63:1094-1101

  9. Chothia, Cyrus

    • ON THE CONFORMATIONS OF HALLUCINOGENIC MOLECULES AND THEIR CORRELATIONPNAS 1969 63:1063-1070

  10. Coulter, Charles L.

  11. Cournand, André

  12. Crumpacker, Clyde S.

    • A NONDEFECTIVE (COMPETENT) ADENOVIRUS-SV40 HYBRID ISOLATED FROM THE AD.2-SV40 HYBRID POPULATIONPNAS 1969 63:1128-1135

  13. Culp, William J.

    • DEACYLATED TRNA Phe BINDING TO A RETICULOCYTE RIBOSOMAL SITE FOR THE INITIATION OF POLYPHENYLALANINE SYNTHESISPNAS 1969 63:1431-1438

D

  1. Dales, Samuel

    • REGULATION OF THE SYNTHESIS OF NUCLEOTIDE PHOSPHOHYDROLASE AND NEUTRAL DEOXYRIBONUCLEASE: TWO ACTIVITIES PRESENT WITHIN PURIFIED VACCINIA VIRUSPNAS 1969 63:1297-1303

  2. Davis, Donald G.

    • NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF HEMOGLOBINS, III. EVIDENCE FOR THE NONEQUIVALENCE OF α- AND β-CHAINS IN AZIDE DERIVATIVES OF METHEMOGLOBINSPNAS 1969 63:1403-1409

  3. Davis, Judith J.

    • EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE GENE CONTROL OF A SINGLE POLYPEPTIDE CHAIN: THE HEAVY CHAIN OF RABBIT IMMUNOGLOBULINPNAS 1969 63:1274-1281

  4. Dole, V P

    • Ethical aspects and sociological implications of organ transplantation as a therapeutic procedurePNAS 1969 63:1034-1038

E

  1. Edidin, Michael

  2. Ericsson, Lowell H.

  3. Espejo, Romilio T.

    • DNA OF BACTERIOPHAGE PM2: A CLOSED CIRCULAR DOUBLE-STRANDED MOLECULEPNAS 1969 63:1164-1168

F

  1. Fairfield, S. A.

  2. Fink, Gerald R.

  3. Fujita, N. Joan

    • EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE GENE CONTROL OF A SINGLE POLYPEPTIDE CHAIN: THE HEAVY CHAIN OF RABBIT IMMUNOGLOBULINPNAS 1969 63:1274-1281

  4. Fuller, R. C.

G

  1. Ganoza, M. Clelia

    • In vitro SYNTHESIS OF DIFFERENT CATEGORIES OF SPECIFIC PROTEIN BY MEMBRANE-BOUND AND FREE RIBOSOMESPNAS 1969 63:1370-1376

  2. Gardner, J. K.

  3. Gevers, Wieland

    • PEPTIDYL TRANSFERS IN GRAMICIDIN S BIOSYNTHESIS FROM ENZYME-BOUND THIOESTER INTERMEDIATESPNAS 1969 63:1335-1342

  4. Glass, John D.

    • ENZYMATIC INACTIVATION OF PEPTIDE HORMONES POSSESSING A C-TERMINAL AMIDE GROUPPNAS 1969 63:1426-1430

  5. Glowinski, Jacques

    • INCREASE IN RAT BRAIN TYROSINE HYDROXYLASE ACTIVITY PRODUCED BY ELECTROCONVULSIVE SHOCKPNAS 1969 63:1117-1119

  6. Gold, Lawrence M.

  7. Goldstein, M.

    • THE EFFECTS OF CENTRALLY ACTING DRUGS ON TREMOR IN MONKEYS WITH MESENCEPHALIC LESIONSPNAS 1969 63:1113-1116

  8. Gordon, C. N.

H

  1. Hall, D. O.

  2. Hancock, R.

    • BIOCHEMICAL EVIDENCE FOR INDUCTION BY POLYOMA VIRUS OF REPLICATION OF THE CHROMOSOMES OF MOUSE KIDNEY CELLSPNAS 1969 63:1144-1150

  3. Hardesty, Boyd

    • DEACYLATED TRNA Phe BINDING TO A RETICULOCYTE RIBOSOMAL SITE FOR THE INITIATION OF POLYPHENYLALANINE SYNTHESISPNAS 1969 63:1431-1438

  4. Hawkinson, Stuart W.

  5. Hayes, D. K.

    • THE ACTION SPECTRUM FOR BREAKING DIAPAUSE IN THE CODLING MOTH, Laspeyresia pomonella (L.), AND THE OAK SILKWORM, Antheraea pernyi GUERPNAS 1969 63:1120-1127

  6. Henry, Patrick H.

    • A NONDEFECTIVE (COMPETENT) ADENOVIRUS-SV40 HYBRID ISOLATED FROM THE AD.2-SV40 HYBRID POPULATIONPNAS 1969 63:1128-1135

  7. Herbig, G. H.

  8. Ho, Chien

    • NUCLEAR MAGNETIC RESONANCE STUDIES OF HEMOGLOBINS, III. EVIDENCE FOR THE NONEQUIVALENCE OF α- AND β-CHAINS IN AZIDE DERIVATIVES OF METHEMOGLOBINSPNAS 1969 63:1403-1409

  9. Hoerz, Wolfram

    • EVIDENCE FOR A PROPOSED INITIATION COMPLEX FOR PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN RETICULOCYTE POLYRIBOSOME PROFILESPNAS 1969 63:1206-1213

  10. Howell, F.

    • THE ACTION SPECTRUM FOR BREAKING DIAPAUSE IN THE CODLING MOTH, Laspeyresia pomonella (L.), AND THE OAK SILKWORM, Antheraea pernyi GUERPNAS 1969 63:1120-1127

I

  1. Imae, Yasuo

    • MECHANISM OF DNA CHAIN GROWTH, III. EQUAL ANNEALING OF T4 NASCENT SHORT DNA CHAINS WITH THE SEPARATED COMPLEMENTARY STRANDS OF THE PHAGE DNAPNAS 1969 63:1343-1350

  2. Inbar, Michael

    • INTERACTION OF THE CARBOHYDRATE-BINDING PROTEIN CONCANAVALIN A WITH NORMAL AND TRANSFORMED CELLSPNAS 1969 63:1418-1425

J

  1. Johnson, C. E.

  2. Julou, Louis

    • INCREASE IN RAT BRAIN TYROSINE HYDROXYLASE ACTIVITY PRODUCED BY ELECTROCONVULSIVE SHOCKPNAS 1969 63:1117-1119

K

  1. Kety, Seymour S.

    • INCREASE IN RAT BRAIN TYROSINE HYDROXYLASE ACTIVITY PRODUCED BY ELECTROCONVULSIVE SHOCKPNAS 1969 63:1117-1119

  2. Kimura, Motoo

    • THE RATE OF MOLECULAR EVOLUTION CONSIDERED FROM THE STANDPOINT OF POPULATION GENETICSPNAS 1969 63:1181-1188

  3. Klein, Eva

    • FLUOROMETRIC QUANTITATION OF FLUORESCEIN-COUPLED ANTIBODIES ATTACHED TO THE CELL MEMBRANEPNAS 1969 63:1157-1163

  4. Kleinkauf, Horst

    • PEPTIDYL TRANSFERS IN GRAMICIDIN S BIOSYNTHESIS FROM ENZYME-BOUND THIOESTER INTERMEDIATESPNAS 1969 63:1335-1342

  5. Knight, E.

    • TRANSFER RNA: A COMPARISON BY GEL ELECTROPHORESIS OF THE TRNA IN HELA CYTOPLASM, HELA MITOCHONDRIAL FRACTION, AND E. coliPNAS 1969 63:1383-1388

  6. Knopoff, Leon

  7. Kornfeld, Rosalind

    • SOLUBILIZATION AND PARTIAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A PHYTOHEMAGGLUTININ RECEPTOR SITE FROM HUMAN ERYTHROCYTESPNAS 1969 63:1439-1446

  8. Kornfeld, Stuart

    • SOLUBILIZATION AND PARTIAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A PHYTOHEMAGGLUTININ RECEPTOR SITE FROM HUMAN ERYTHROCYTESPNAS 1969 63:1439-1446

  9. Koshland, Marian Elliott

    • EVIDENCE FOR MULTIPLE GENE CONTROL OF A SINGLE POLYPEPTIDE CHAIN: THE HEAVY CHAIN OF RABBIT IMMUNOGLOBULINPNAS 1969 63:1274-1281

L

  1. Lamfrom, Hildegard

  2. Leighton, Walter

  3. Levin, Myron J.

    • A NONDEFECTIVE (COMPETENT) ADENOVIRUS-SV40 HYBRID ISOLATED FROM THE AD.2-SV40 HYBRID POPULATIONPNAS 1969 63:1128-1135

  4. Lewis, Andrew M.

    • A NONDEFECTIVE (COMPETENT) ADENOVIRUS-SV40 HYBRID ISOLATED FROM THE AD.2-SV40 HYBRID POPULATIONPNAS 1969 63:1128-1135

  5. Lipmann, Fritz

    • PEPTIDYL TRANSFERS IN GRAMICIDIN S BIOSYNTHESIS FROM ENZYME-BOUND THIOESTER INTERMEDIATESPNAS 1969 63:1335-1342

  6. Lorand, L.

    • INTRAMOLECULAR LOCALIZATION OF THE ACCEPTOR CROSS-LINKING SITES IN FIBRINPNAS 1969 63:1247-1252

  7. Lynen, F.

    • CRYSTALLIZATION OF A MULTIENZYME COMPLEX: FATTY ACID SYNTHETASE FROM YEASTPNAS 1969 63:1377-1382

M

  1. Mautner, Henry G.

    • ACETYLCHOLINE AND ITS THIOLESTER AND SELENOLESTER ANALOGS: CONFORMATION, ELECTRON DISTRIBUTION, AND BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITYPNAS 1969 63:1253-1260

  2. McCarty, K. S.

    • EVIDENCE FOR A PROPOSED INITIATION COMPLEX FOR PROTEIN SYNTHESIS IN RETICULOCYTE POLYRIBOSOME PROFILESPNAS 1969 63:1206-1213

  3. McFarland, Vivian W.

    • GANGLIOSIDES IN DNA VIRUS-TRANSFORMED AND SPONTANEOUSLY TRANSFORMED TUMORIGENIC MOUSE CELL LINESPNAS 1969 63:1290-1296

  4. McKeehan, Wallace L.

    • DEACYLATED TRNA Phe BINDING TO A RETICULOCYTE RIBOSOMAL SITE FOR THE INITIATION OF POLYPHENYLALANINE SYNTHESISPNAS 1969 63:1431-1438

  5. McShane, E. J.

  6. Merrill, J P

    • Transplantation of a paired organ, the kidneyPNAS 1969 63:1030-1031

  7. Meunier, Jean-Claude

    • COMPARED EFFECTS OF DITHIOTHREITOL ON THE INTERACTION OF AN AFFINITY-LABELING REAGENT WITH ACETYLCHOLINESTERASE AND THE EXCITABLE MEMBRANE OF THE ELECTROPLAXPNAS 1969 63:1239-1246

  8. Monroe, Margaret

  9. Montgomery, John Wm.

  10. Mora, Peter T.

    • GANGLIOSIDES IN DNA VIRUS-TRANSFORMED AND SPONTANEOUSLY TRANSFORMED TUMORIGENIC MOUSE CELL LINESPNAS 1969 63:1290-1296

  11. Morowitz, Harold J.

    • PARTIAL PURIFICATION OF NATIVE RRNA AND TRNA CISTRONS FROM Mycoplasma SP. (KID)PNAS 1969 63:1282-1289