Author: ROYAL SOCIETY
Title: Proceedings of the Royal Society of London. Series B Containing Papers of a Biological Character. Vol. 164 1966 (994-997)
Description: London: The Royal Society, 1966. First Edition; First Edition. Library Buckram. Iv, 662 pages. With plates, tables, diagrams & illustrations. Original wrappers bound in. Slight wear & slight soiling to spine, covers & corners. ; Ex-Library; SERIES B VOLUME 164 No. 994. 15 February 1966Ñ Metabolism of tritiated vitamin D. By R. K. Callow, F. R. S, E. Kodicek and G. A. ThompsonÑ Functional aspects of flight in belostomatid bugs (Heteroptera) . By S. B. Barber and J. W. S. Pringle, F. R. S. (Plate 1) Ñ Tic action of ? -rays on deoxyribonucleohistone in solution. By P. H. Lloyd and A. R. Peacocke Ñ Variation in the white-toothed shrews (Crocidura spp. ) in the British Isles. By M. J. Delany and M. J. R. HealyÑ Structure and properties of rat thymus deoxyribonucleoprotein. I. Electric birefringence and centrifugation studies. By Ruth F. Itzhaki Ñ The effect of light history on the photolysability of human visual pigments in situ. By Gabrielle M. Villermet and R. A. Weale Ñ Histological study of functional ectopic pituitary transplants in a teleost fish (Poecilia formosa) . By Madeleine Olivereau and J. N. Ball. (Plates 2 to 4) Ñ Purification and properties of crustacyanin. By D. F. Cheesman, P. F. Zagalsky and H. J. Ceccaldi. (Plate 5) Ñ The physical properties of phospholipids. I. Solid state and mesomorphic properties of some 2, 3-diacyl-DL-phosphatidylethanolamines. By D. Chapman, P. Byrne and G. G. Shipley (Abstract) Ñ Corrigenda to Volume B163 No. 995. 22 March 1966 A SYMPOSIUM-FROM MENDEL+S FACTORS TO THE GENETIC CODE ORGANIZED BY D. LEWIS, F. R. S, AND J. R. S. FINCHAM (Genetical Society) [Plates 6 to 20]. Ñ Sir Gavin de Beer, F. R. S. Genetics : the centre of science A. The gene, its structure, function and control Ñ G. Pontecorvo, F. R. S. Template and stepwise processes in heredity Ñ S. Brenner. Collinearity and the genetic code Ñ G. S. Stent. Genetic transcription Ñ A. Chovnick. Genetic organization in higher organisms Ñ G. H. Beale, F. R. S. The role of the cytoplasm in heredity Ñ C. H. Waddington, F. R. S. Mendel and the study of development Ñ W. Hayes, F. R. S. Genetical Society Mendel Lecture. Sex factors and viruses B. Chromosomes and genesÑ H. Ris. Fine structure of chromosomes Ñ R. H. Pritchard. Replication of the bacterial chromosome Ñ F. Jacob, A. Ryter and F. Cuzin. On the association between DNA and membrane in bacteriaÑ C. Pelling. A replicative and synthetic chromosomal unit-the modern concept of the chromomere Ñ Ruth Sager. Mendelian and non-Mendelian heredity : a reappraisalC. Genetics of manÑ H. Harris. Enzyme polymorphisms in man Ñ L. S. Penrose, P. R. S. Human chromosomes, normal and aberrant Ñ 0. Smithies. Somatic mutations and proteins 320D. Quantitative and population geneticsÑ K. Mather, F. R. S. Variability and selection Ñ A. Robertson, F. R. S. Artificial selection in plants and animals Ñ E. B. Ford, F. R. S. Genetic polymorphism Ñ L. L. Cavalli-Sforza. Population structure and human evolution No. 996. 19 April 1966 Ñ The carbamate reaction of carbon dioxide with glycylglycine. By F. J. W. Roughton, F. R. S. And L. Rossi-Bernardi Ñ The kinetics of combination of carbon dioxide with the anions of glycine, glycylglycine, and related amino acids. By J. R. Chipperfield Ñ Structure and properties of rat thymus deoxyribonucleoprotein. II. Effects of enzymes and other agents on electric birefringence properties. By Ruth F. Itzhaki Ñ Oscillatory contraction of insect fibrillar muscle after glycerol extraction. By B. R. Jewell and J. C. Riiegg. (Plates 21 and 22) Ñ The isolation of thyrocalcitonin and a study of its effects in the rat. By T. V. Gudmundsson, I. MacIntyre and H. A. Soliman. (Plate 23) Ñ The cytochemistry of the thyroid C cells and their relationship to calcitonin. By A. G. E. Pearse. (Plates 24 to 31) Ñ The kinetics of action of acetylcholine anatagonists in smooth muscle. By H. P. Rang Ñ The mechanism of inhibition of photosynthesis by high partial pressures of oxygen in Chlorella. By J. Coombs and C. P. Whittingham No. 997. 21 June 1966 Ñ Release of dissolved organic material from the cells of phytoplankton populations By W. D. Watt Ñ The receptive fields of cells in the retina of the housefly (Musca domestica) . By D. M. Vowles. (Plate 32) Ñ The formation of lymph in the ovary. By B. Morris and ? . B. Sass. (Plates 33 to 47) Ñ Factors influencing the infectivity of plant parasitic nematodes. By H. R. Wallace. (Plate 48) Ñ Overlapping sensory fields of Nereis, and their possible role in locomotion. By D. A. Dorsett. (Plate 49) Ñ The lantern of Echinus esculentus (L. ) I. Gross anatomy and physiology. By J. L. S. Cobb and M. S. Laverack Ñ The lantern of Echinus esculentus (L. ) . II. Fine structure of hyponeural tissue and its connexions. By J. L. S. Cobb and M. S. Laverack. (Plates 50 to 57) Ñ The lantern of Echinus esculentus (L. ) . III. The fine structure of the lantern retractor muscle and its innervation. By J. L. S. Cobb and M. S. Laverack. (Plates 58 to 62). Good .

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