1941: Genes and Chromosomes: Structure and Organization, Vol. IX
Organizer: Milislav Demerec
STRUCTURE OF CHROMOSOMES AS REVEALED BY OPTICAL METHODS W ARMKE, H. E. Chromosome continuity and individuality 1 NEBEL, B. R. Structure of Tradescantia and Trillium chromosomes with particular emphasis on number of chromonemata 7 HUSKINS, C. L. The coiling of chromonemata 13 BERGER, C. A. Multiple chromosome complexes in animals and poly- somaty in plants 19 SALIVARY GLAND CHROMOSOMES METZ, C. W. Structure of salivary gland chromosomes 23 MAZIA, DANIEL. Enzyme studies on chromosomes 40 PAINTER, THEOPHILUS S. An experimental study of salivary chromo-somes 47 SCHULTZ, JACK. The evidence of the nucleoprotein nature of the gene 55 COLE, PETER A. and SUTTON, EILEEN. The absorption of ultraviolet radiation by bands of the salivary gland chromosomes of Droso- phila melanogaster 66 SPONTANEOUS AND INDUCED CHANGES IN CHROMOSOME STRUCTURE MCCLINTOCK, BARBARA. Spontaneous alterations in chromosome size and form in Zea mays 72 KAUFMANN, B. P. Induced chromosomal breaks in Drosophila 82 SAX, KARL. Types and frequencies of chromosomal aberrations induced by X-rays 93 CARLSON, J. GORDON. Effects of X-radiation on grasshopper chromosomes 104 FANO, U. On the analysis and interpretation of chromosomal changes in Drosophila 113 DELBRÃœCK, M. A theory of autocatalytic synthesis of polypeptides and its application to the problem of chromosome reproduction 122 MUTATIONS PLOUGH, H. H. Spontaneous mutability in Drosophila 127 RHOADES, M. M. The genetic control of mutability in maize 138 DEMEREC, M. Unstable genes in Drosophila 145 MULLER, H. J. Induced mutatlons in Drosophila 151 STADLER, L. J. The comparison of ultraviolet and X-ray effects on muta-tion 168 HOLLAENDER, ALEXANDER and EMMONS, C. W. Wavelength dependenceof mutation production in the ultraviolet with special emphasis on fungi 179 GOWEN, JOHN W. Mutation in Drosophila, bacteria and viruses 187
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PHYSICAL ASPECTS AND TOOLS ZWORYKIN, V. K. Image formation by electrons 194 FANKUCHEN, I. X-ray diffraction studies of protein preparations 198 PROPERTIES OF GIANT MOLECULES AS RELATED TOCHROMOSOME PROBLEMS MARK, H. Structure and mechanical behavior of highpolymers 204 FRUTON, JOSEPH S. Proteolytic enzymes as specific agents in the forma- tion and breakdown of proteins 211 WRINCH, DOROTHY. The native protein theory of the structure of cyto-Plasm 218 GREENSTEIN, JESSE P. and JENRETTE, WENDELL V. Physical changes in thymonucleic acid induced by proteins, salts, tissue extracts, andultraviolet irradiation 236 STANLEY, W. M. and KNIGHT, C. A. The chemical composition of strains of tobacco mosaic virus 255 CLAUDE, ALBERT. Particulate components of cytoplasm 263 ROTHEN, ALEXANDRE, CHOW, BACON F., GREEP, R. O. and VAN DYKE, H. B. Specific properties of films of proteins 272 MIRSKY, ALFRED E. Some observations on protein folding and unfolding 278 RITTENBERG, D. The state of the proteins in animals as revealed by the use of isotopes 283 CONCLUSION MULLER, H. J. Resume and perspectives of the Symposium on Genes and Chromosomes 290
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