1964: Human Genetics, Vol. XXIX
Organizer: John Cairns
THEORY OF GENE GOLDSCHMIDT, RICHARD B. Theory of the Gene Chromosomes and genes 1M CCLINTOCK, BARBARA. Chromosome organization and genic expression 13 STADLER, L. J. Spontaneous mutation in maize 49 HOROWITZ, N. H., and LEUPOLD, URS. Some recent studies bearing on the one gene-one enzyme Hypothesis 65CYTOPLASMIC CONSTITUENTS OF HEREDITYEPHRUSSI, BORIS, and HOTTINGUER, HELENE. On an unstable cell state in yeast 75 SPIEGELMAN, S. The particulate transmission of enzyme-forming capacity in yeast 87 L' HERITIER, Ph. The CO2 sensitivity problem in Drosophila 99 PROVASOLI, LUIGI, HUTNER S. H., and PINTNER, IRMA J. Destruction of chloroplasts by streptomycin 113MICHAELIS, P. Interactions between genes and cytoplasm in Epilobium 121 EVOLUTION OF THE GENESTEPHENS, S. G., "Homogous" genetic loci in gossypium 131BONNER, DAVID M. Gene-enzyme relationships in Neurospora 143 LEWIS, E. B. Pseudoallelism and gene evolution 159SCHULTZ, JACK, and REDFIELD, HELEN. Interchromosomal effects on crossing over in Drosophila 175 INDUCTION CHANGES IN GENES AND CHROMOSOMES IAUERBACH, CHARLOTTE. Problems in chemical mutagenesis 199 DEMEREC, M., and HANSON, JESSIE.Mutagenic action of manganous chloride 215ROBERTS, RICHARD B., and ALDOUS, ELAINE. Manganese metabolism of Escherichia coli as related To its mutagenic action 229LEVAN, ALBERT. Chemically induced chromosome reactions in Allium cepa and Vicia faba 233JENSEN, K. A., KIRK, I., KØLMARK, G., and WESTGAARD, M. Chemically induced mutations in.Neurospora 245INDUCTION OF CHANGES IN GENES AND CHROMOSOMES IIGUSTAFSSON, AKE. Mutations, environment and evolution 263 GILES, NORMAN H., Jr. Studies on the mechanism of reversion in biochemical mutants of Neuro- spora crassa 283
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HOLLAENDER, ALEXANDER, BAKER, W. K., and ANDERSON, E. H. Effect of oxygen tension and certain J chemicals on the X-ray sensitivity of mutation production and survival 315 RUSSELL, W. L. X-ray induced mutations in mice 327 GENETIC MECHANISMS IN BACTERIA AND BACTERIAL VIRUSES I NOVICK, AARON, and SZLARD, LEO. Experiments on spontaneous and chemically induced mutationsOf bacteria growing in the chemostat 337 ATWOOD, K. C., SCHNEIDER, LILLIAN K., and RYAN, FRANCIS J. Selective mechanisms in bacteria 381 WITKIN, EVELYN M. Nuclear segregation and the delayed appearance of induced mutants in Escherichia coli 357 GENETIC MECHANISMS IN BACTERIA AND BACTERIAL VIRUSES II BISSET, K. A. Genetical implications of bacterial cytology 376 DELAMATER, EDWARD D. A new cytological basis for bacterial genetics 381 LEDERBERG, J., LEDERBERG, E. M., ZINDER, N. D., and LIVELY, E. R. Recombination analysis of bacterial heredity 413 GENETIC MECHANISMS IN BACTERIA AND BACTERIAL VIRUSES III EPHRUSSI- TAYLOR, HARRIETT. Genetic aspects of transformations of pneumococci 445 HOTCHKISS, ROLLIN D. Transfer of penicillin resistance in pneumococci by the desoxyribonucleatederived from resistant cultures 457 LURIA, S. E. The frequency distribution of spontaneous bacteriophage mutants as evidence for While the exponential rate of phage reproduction 463 HERSHEY, A. D., and CHASE, MARTHA. Genetic recombination and heterozygosis in bacteriophage 471 CONCLUDING SESSION MIRSKY, A. E. Some enzymes of isolated nuclei 481 SONNEBORN, T. M. Some current problems of genetics in the light of investigations on Chlamy- domonas and Paramecium 483 APPENDIX FLORY, L. E. The television microscope 50
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