Index by Author

1969-11; 64 (3)
  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. Anderson, John H.

  2. Anfinsen, Christian B.

    • STUDIES OF THE AROMATIC CIRCULAR DICHROISM OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL NUCLEASEPNAS 1969 64:923-930

  3. Arnon, D. I.

    • THE ELECTION TRANSPORT SYSTEM IN NITROGEN FIXATION BY Azotobacter , I. AZOTOFLAVIN AS AN ELECTRON CARRIERPNAS 1969 64:1079-1086

  4. Arora, S. K.

    • STEREOCHEMISTRY OF NUCLEIC ACIDS AND THEIR CONSTITUENTS, XI. THE CONFORMATION OF THE ANTIBIOTIC PUROMYCIN DIHYDROCHLORIDE PENTAHYDRATEPNAS 1969 64:1021-1026

  5. Arroyo-Begovich, Angel

    • In vitro FORMATION OF AN ACTIVE MULTIENZYME COMPLEX IN THE TRYPTOPHAN PATHWAY OF Neurospora crassaPNAS 1969 64:1072-1078

B

  1. Babcock, Virginia I.

    • INHIBITION OF HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS BY SYNTHETIC DOUBLE-STRANDED RNA (POLYRIBOADENYLIC AND POLYRIBOURIDYLIC ACIDS AND POLYRIBOINOSINIC AND POLYRIBOCYTIDYLIC ACIDS)PNAS 1969 64:878-883

  2. Barnes, Eugene M.

    • CONTROL OF FATTY ACID COMPOSITION IN PHOSPHOLIPIDS OF Escherichia coli : RESPONSE TO FATTY ACID SUPPLEMENTS IN A FATTY ACID AUXOTROPHPNAS 1969 64:1057-1064

  3. Bauman, A. J.

    • THE UNEXTRACTABLE ORGANIC FRACTION OF THE PUEBLITO DE ALLENDE METEORITE: EVIDENCE FOR ITS INDIGENOUS NATUREPNAS 1969 64:1027-1034

  4. Benacerraf, Baruj

    • GENETIC CONTROL OF IMMUNOLOGICAL RESPONSIVENESS IN GUINEA PIGS TO 2,4-DINITROPHENYL CONJUGATES OF POLY-L-ARGININE, PROTAMINE, AND POLY-L-ORNITHINEPNAS 1969 64:1095-1102

  5. Benemann, J. R.

    • THE ELECTION TRANSPORT SYSTEM IN NITROGEN FIXATION BY Azotobacter , I. AZOTOFLAVIN AS AN ELECTRON CARRIERPNAS 1969 64:1079-1086

  6. Berger, Hillard

  7. Berns, Kenneth I.

    • EVIDENCE FOR A SINGLE-STRANDED ADENOVIRUS-ASSOCIATED VIRUS GENOME: FORMATION OF A DNA DENSITY HYBRID ON RELEASE OF VIRAL DNAPNAS 1969 64:863-869

  8. Bieth, Joseph

    • PHOTOREGULATION OF BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY BY PHOTOCROMIC REAGENTS, II. INHIBITORS OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASEPNAS 1969 64:1103-1106

  9. Bollin, E. M.

    • THE UNEXTRACTABLE ORGANIC FRACTION OF THE PUEBLITO DE ALLENDE METEORITE: EVIDENCE FOR ITS INDIGENOUS NATUREPNAS 1969 64:1027-1034

  10. Burmester, B. R.

C

  1. Carrier, W. L.

    • EVIDENCE THAT XERODERMA PIGMENTOSUM CELLS DO NOT PERFORM THE FIRST STEP IN THE REPAIR OF ULTRAVIOLET DAMAGE TO THEIR DNAPNAS 1969 64:1035-1041

  2. Chang, Sherwood

    • PEPTIDE FORMATION MEDIATED BY HYDROGEN CYANIDE TETRAMER: A POSSIBLE PREBIOTIC PROCESSPNAS 1969 64:1011-1015

  3. Costello, D. P.

    • THE “9 + 1” PATTERN OF MICROTUBULES IN SPERMATOZOA OF Mesostoma (PLATYHELMINTHES, TURBELLARIA)PNAS 1969 64:849-856

  4. Cuatrecasas, Pedro

    • STUDIES OF THE AROMATIC CIRCULAR DICHROISM OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL NUCLEASEPNAS 1969 64:923-930

  5. Cunningham, Bruce A.

    • SUBGROUPS OF AMINO ACID SEQUENCES IN THE VARIABLE REGIONS OF IMMUNOGLOBULIN HEAVY CHAINSPNAS 1969 64:997-1003

  6. Cunningham, Dennis D.

    • TRANSPORT CHANGES RAPIDLY INITIATED BY SERUM ADDITION TO “CONTACT INHIBITED” 3T3 CELLSPNAS 1969 64:1049-1056

D

  1. Davern, Cedric I.

  2. Davidson, Franklin D.

  3. DeMoss, John A.

    • In vitro FORMATION OF AN ACTIVE MULTIENZYME COMPLEX IN THE TRYPTOPHAN PATHWAY OF Neurospora crassaPNAS 1969 64:1072-1078

  4. Deonier, Richard C.

    • SEDIMENTATION EQUILIBRIUM OF POLYDISPERSE NONIDEAL SOLUTES: A COMPARISON OF THREE APPROXIMATIONSPNAS 1969 64:828-834

  5. Duesberg, Peter H.

E

  1. Ebert, J. D.

    • HYBRIDIZATION OF RNA FROM ROUS SARCOMA VIRUS WITH CELLULAR AND VIRAL DNA'SPNAS 1969 64:870-877

  2. Edelman, Gerald M.

    • SUBGROUPS OF AMINO ACID SEQUENCES IN THE VARIABLE REGIONS OF IMMUNOGLOBULIN HEAVY CHAINSPNAS 1969 64:997-1003

  3. Entelis, Charles F.

  4. Erlanger, Bernard F.

    • PHOTOREGULATION OF BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY BY PHOTOCROMIC REAGENTS, II. INHIBITORS OF ACETYLCHOLINESTERASEPNAS 1969 64:1103-1106

  5. Esfahani, Mojtaba

    • CONTROL OF FATTY ACID COMPOSITION IN PHOSPHOLIPIDS OF Escherichia coli : RESPONSE TO FATTY ACID SUPPLEMENTS IN A FATTY ACID AUXOTROPHPNAS 1969 64:1057-1064

F

  1. Flores, Jose

    • PEPTIDE FORMATION MEDIATED BY HYDROGEN CYANIDE TETRAMER: A POSSIBLE PREBIOTIC PROCESSPNAS 1969 64:1011-1015

  2. Fredrickson, D S

    • The regulation of plasma lipoprotein concentrations as affected in human mutantsPNAS 1969 64:1138-1146

G

  1. Gelpi, E.

    • THE UNEXTRACTABLE ORGANIC FRACTION OF THE PUEBLITO DE ALLENDE METEORITE: EVIDENCE FOR ITS INDIGENOUS NATUREPNAS 1969 64:1027-1034

  2. German, James

    • EVIDENCE THAT XERODERMA PIGMENTOSUM CELLS DO NOT PERFORM THE FIRST STEP IN THE REPAIR OF ULTRAVIOLET DAMAGE TO THEIR DNAPNAS 1969 64:1035-1041

  3. Glaser, D. A.

    • ANALYSIS OF THE CHLORAMPHENICOL-SENSITIVE AND CHLORAMPHENICOL-RESISTANT STEPS IN THE INITIATION OF DNA SYNTHESIS IN E. coli B/rPNAS 1969 64:905-912

  4. Gotto, Antonio M.

    • RECENT STUDIES ON THE STRUCTURE OF HUMAN SERUM LOW- AND HIGH-DENSITY LIPOPROTEINSPNAS 1969 64:1119-1127

  5. Green, Ira

    • GENETIC CONTROL OF IMMUNOLOGICAL RESPONSIVENESS IN GUINEA PIGS TO 2,4-DINITROPHENYL CONJUGATES OF POLY-L-ARGININE, PROTAMINE, AND POLY-L-ORNITHINEPNAS 1969 64:1095-1102

  6. Green, Melvin H.

    • EFFECT OF THE LAMBDA REPRESSOR ON THE BINDING OF RNA POLYMERASE TO DNAPNAS 1969 64:962-969

  7. Guthrie, J. Peter

H

  1. Hamilton, L. D.

    • INHIBITION OF HERPES SIMPLEX VIRUS BY SYNTHETIC DOUBLE-STRANDED RNA (POLYRIBOADENYLIC AND POLYRIBOURIDYLIC ACIDS AND POLYRIBOINOSINIC AND POLYRIBOCYTIDYLIC ACIDS)PNAS 1969 64:878-883

  2. Harvie, N R

    • Lipoproteins--a current perspective of methods and conceptsPNAS 1969 64:1107-1118

  3. Haskell, Edwin H.

  4. Hayward, William S.

    • EFFECT OF THE LAMBDA REPRESSOR ON THE BINDING OF RNA POLYMERASE TO DNAPNAS 1969 64:962-969

  5. Henley, Catherine

    • THE “9 + 1” PATTERN OF MICROTUBULES IN SPERMATOZOA OF Mesostoma (PLATYHELMINTHES, TURBELLARIA)PNAS 1969 64:849-856

  6. Hoggan, M. David

    • EVIDENCE FOR A SINGLE-STRANDED ADENOVIRUS-ASSOCIATED VIRUS GENOME: FORMATION OF A DNA DENSITY HYBRID ON RELEASE OF VIRAL DNAPNAS 1969 64:863-869

  7. Horecker, B. L.

    • ACTIVATION OF RABBIT LIVER FRUCTOSE DIPHOSPHATASE BY COENZYME A AND ACYL CARRIER PROTEINPNAS 1969 64:947-951

  8. Huebner, Robert J.

I

  1. Infante, Anthony A.

  2. Inouye, Masayori

K

  1. Kalman, R. E.

    • ALGEBRAIC CHARACTERIZATION OF POLYNOMIALS WHOSE ZEROS LIE IN CERTAIN ALGEBRAIC DOMAINSPNAS 1969 64:818-823

  2. Kenny, C. Paul

    • IDENTIFICATION OF A BACTERIAL GROWTH INHIBITOR FROM HELA CELLS: A KETOALDEHYDEPNAS 1969 64:920-922

  3. Kiefer, Barry I.

  4. Kieff, Elliott D.

  5. King, James C.

    • DIFFERENCES IN LEVELS OF XANTHINE DEHYDROGENASE ACTIVITY BETWEEN INBRED AND OUTBRED STRAINS OF Drosophila melanogasterPNAS 1969 64:891-896

  6. Koczot, Frank J.

    • EVIDENCE FOR A SINGLE-STRANDED ADENOVIRUS-ASSOCIATED VIRUS GENOME: FORMATION OF A DNA DENSITY HYBRID ON RELEASE OF VIRAL DNAPNAS 1969 64:863-869

  7. Kozinski, Andrzej W.

L

  1. Lee, Lucy F.

  2. Lesca, Pierre

  3. Lester, Robert L.

    • ISOLATION AND PARTIAL CHARACTERIZATION OF A MAJOR INOSITOL-CONTAINING LIPID IN BAKER'S YEAST, MANNOSYL-DIINOSITOL, DIPHOSPHORYL-CERAMIDEPNAS 1969 64:1042-1048

  4. Lipmann, Fritz

    • A STIMULATION BY CYCLIC 3′,5′-ADENOSINE MONOPHOSPHATE OF AMINO ACID ACTIVATION AND POLYMERIZATION IN RETICULOCYTE HEMOLYSATESPNAS 1969 64:973-980

  5. Lovasich, Jeanne L.

    • WIND DIRECTIONS ALOFT AND EFFECTS OF SEEDING ON PRECIPITATION IN THE WHITETOP EXPERIMENTPNAS 1969 64:810-817

M

  1. Malkin, Martin

    • A STIMULATION BY CYCLIC 3′,5′-ADENOSINE MONOPHOSPHATE OF AMINO ACID ACTIVATION AND POLYMERIZATION IN RETICULOCYTE HEMOLYSATESPNAS 1969 64:973-980

  2. Matter III, Philip

  3. McCormick, James G.

  4. Müldner, H.

    • INTERACTION OF A BACTERIAL ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE WITH PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYERSPNAS 1969 64:989-996

N

  1. Nakashima, K.

    • ACTIVATION OF RABBIT LIVER FRUCTOSE DIPHOSPHATASE BY COENZYME A AND ACYL CARRIER PROTEINPNAS 1969 64:947-951

  2. Nazerian, K.

  3. Nelson, Phillip

  4. Newton, W. D.

    • THE “9 + 1” PATTERN OF MICROTUBULES IN SPERMATOZOA OF Mesostoma (PLATYHELMINTHES, TURBELLARIA)PNAS 1969 64:849-856

  5. Neyman, Jerzy

    • WIND DIRECTIONS ALOFT AND EFFECTS OF SEEDING ON PRECIPITATION IN THE WHITETOP EXPERIMENTPNAS 1969 64:810-817

  6. Nichols, A V

    • Functions and interrelationships of different classes of plasma lipoproteinsPNAS 1969 64:1128-1137

  7. Nirenberg, Marshall

O

  1. Omenn, Gilbert S.

    • STUDIES OF THE AROMATIC CIRCULAR DICHROISM OF STAPHYLOCOCCAL NUCLEASEPNAS 1969 64:923-930

  2. Oncley, J L

    • Lipoproteins--a current perspective of methods and conceptsPNAS 1969 64:1107-1118

  3. Oró, J.

    • THE UNEXTRACTABLE ORGANIC FRACTION OF THE PUEBLITO DE ALLENDE METEORITE: EVIDENCE FOR ITS INDIGENOUS NATUREPNAS 1969 64:1027-1034

  4. Otsuki, Yoshiaki

P

  1. Palin, Jerry

  2. Paoletti, Claude

  3. Pardee, Arthur B.

    • TRANSPORT CHANGES RAPIDLY INITIATED BY SERUM ADDITION TO “CONTACT INHIBITED” 3T3 CELLSPNAS 1969 64:1049-1056

  4. Paul, William E.

    • GENETIC CONTROL OF IMMUNOLOGICAL RESPONSIVENESS IN GUINEA PIGS TO 2,4-DINITROPHENYL CONJUGATES OF POLY-L-ARGININE, PROTAMINE, AND POLY-L-ORNITHINEPNAS 1969 64:1095-1102

  5. Pauling, Linus

  6. Pflumm, Mollie N.

    • SUBGROUPS OF AMINO ACID SEQUENCES IN THE VARIABLE REGIONS OF IMMUNOGLOBULIN HEAVY CHAINSPNAS 1969 64:997-1003

  7. Ponnamperuma, Cyril

    • PEPTIDE FORMATION MEDIATED BY HYDROGEN CYANIDE TETRAMER: A POSSIBLE PREBIOTIC PROCESSPNAS 1969 64:1011-1015

  8. Pontremoli, S.

    • ACTIVATION OF RABBIT LIVER FRUCTOSE DIPHOSPHATASE BY COENZYME A AND ACYL CARRIER PROTEINPNAS 1969 64:947-951

Q

  1. Quincey, R. V.

    • THE UTILIZATION OF GENES FOR RIBOSOMAL RNA, 5 S RNA, AND TRANSFER RNA IN LIVER CELLS OF ADULT RATSPNAS 1969 64:981-988

R

  1. Redwood, W. R.

    • INTERACTION OF A BACTERIAL ADENOSINE TRIPHOSPHATASE WITH PHOSPHOLIPID BILAYERSPNAS 1969 64:989-996

  2. Regan, James D.

    • EVIDENCE THAT XERODERMA PIGMENTOSUM CELLS DO NOT PERFORM THE FIRST STEP IN THE REPAIR OF ULTRAVIOLET DAMAGE TO THEIR DNAPNAS 1969 64:1035-1041

  3. Ridgway, Sam H.

  4. Roizman, Bernard

  5. Rose, James A.

    • EVIDENCE FOR A SINGLE-STRANDED ADENOVIRUS-ASSOCIATED VIRUS GENOME: FORMATION OF A DNA DENSITY HYBRID ON RELEASE OF VIRAL DNAPNAS 1969 64:863-869

  6. Ruffner, Winfred