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expressed promoter; lipiarmycin as inhibitor of RNA polymerase; phage SPPl as vector. Cloning: inducible promoter; thiol-activated cytolysin; chloramphenicol inducibility; stability of bifunctional plasmid; cloning in Bacilli; chromogenic detection. Synthesis of sporulation-associated products : cloning and sequence of the spooA locus (F. Ferrari and J. Hoch); amplification of sporulation genes; Bacillus thuringiensis. Phage (H. Hirokawa, T. Trautner). Spores (G.H. Chamblis et al.). General genetics (J.-C. Alonso, R. Yasbin)]. H.S. Ginsberg and H.J. Vogel (Eds.): Transfer and Expression of Eukaryotic Genes. Academic Press, Inc., Orlando, FL, 1984, xxiii + 304 pp. ($65.00). ISBN o-12-284650-8. (84 authors; 25 articles. Sol Spiegehnan’s obituary; molecular basis of gene expression (D.D. Brown). Gene expression and its regulation: SV40 enhancer; cloned alcohol dehydrogenase in Drosophila. DNA methylation and globin gene expression; histone gene transcription; control of fl-globin transcription; transcriptional enhancement; introns in murine kappa light chain genes. In vivo gene transfer and development : Drosophila ; sea urchin ; transgenic mouse; gene transfer into mice; surface receptors; nuclear transplantation; neuropeptide genes; homologous recombination in L cells. Viral gene and oncogene systems: splicing of mRNA; regulation of thymidine kinase expression; control of a genes of HSVl; early adenovirus transcription; mutational analysis of Ad5Ela gene; adenovirus VA1 RNAtranslational enhancer; early SV40 transcription; transforming genes of chicken and human B cell lymphomas ; myc oncogene). R.F. Goldberger and K.R. Yamamoto (Eds.): Biological Regulation and Development (Vol. 3A, Hormone Action). Plenum Press, New York and London, 1982, xiv + 346 pp. ($39.50) ISBN o-306-40925-9. [History of hormones (A. White and R. Levine); system analysis of hormone action (F.E. Yates); analysis of metabolic networks (J.J. Blum and R.B. Stein); neuroendocrine interrelationships (I.M.D. Jackson and G.P. Mueller); estrogens, brain cell functions, and behaviour (B.S. McEven); transmembrane-mediated communication (G.L. Nicolson); hormonal control of NaCl and water transport
in epithelia (A. Taylor and L.G. Palmer); metabolism of cell surface receptors - possible roles in cell sensitivity and responses to activators (J.M. Gardner and D.M. Fambrough)]. M.M. Gottesman (Ed.): Molecular Cell Genetics. Wiley and Sons, New York, 1985, xvi + 931 pp. ($19.95) ISBN O-471-87925-8. [ 37 contributors; 29 articles, 2 appendices. Development and characterization of Chinese hamster cell lines (CHO); genetic manipulation CHO lines; genetic systems developed in CHO lines; intermediary metabolism; cell structure and behaviour; mechanism of genetic variation; lineages of CHO lines; CHO cell mutants]. J.G. Gunsalus, J.R. Sokatch and L.N. Omston (Eds.): The Bacteria, A Treatise on Stxucture and Function [Vol. X, The Biology of Pseudomonas.] Academic Press, Inc., Orlando, FL 32887, 1986, xiii + 617 pp. ($95.00) ISBN o-12-307210. (I. Biology: taxonomy of the Pseudomonas; control of Pseudomonas pulida growth on agar surfaces; evolution of enzyme structure and function in Pseudomonas; outer membrane permeability of Pseudomonas aeruginosa; toxins and virulence factors of Pseudomonas aenqinosa. II. Genetics: chromosome mobilization and genomic organization in Pseudomonas; regulation of tryptophan synthesis in Pseudomonas; resistance plasmids of Pseudomonas; degradative plasmids in Pseudomonas; gene cloning and manipulation in Pseudomonas; cloning of Pseudomonas genes in Escherichia coli. III. Biochemistry: biosynthetic and catabolic features of amino acid metabolism in Pseudomonas; catabolic potential of Pseudomonas cepacia ; terpenoid metabolism by Pseudomonas; biochemistry of aromatic hydrocarbon degradation in Pseudomonas; Pseudomonas cytochromes P-450). J.P. Gustafson, G.L. Stebbins and F.J. Ayala (Eds.): Genetics, Developmat, and Evolution. 17th Stadler Genetics Symposium. Plenum Press, New York and London. 1986, xii + 361 pp. ($49.50) ISBN o-306-42268-9. (26 contributors; 15 articles. Evolution and morphogenesis, gene action and morphogenesis in plants, mobile elements in maize, mutation, apical meristems and developmental selection in plants, properties of mutable alleles recovered from mutator
expressed promoter; lipiarmycin as inhibitor of RNA polymerase; phage SPPl as vector. Cloning: inducible promoter; thiol-activated cytolysin; chloramphenicol inducibility; stability of bifunctional plasmid; cloning in Bacilli; chromogenic detection. Synthesis of sporulation-associated products : cloning and sequence of the spooA locus (F. Ferrari and J. Hoch); amplification of sporulation genes; Bacillus thuringiensis. Phage (H. Hirokawa, T. Trautner). Spores (G.H. Chamblis et al.). General genetics (J.-C. Alonso, R. Yasbin)]. H.S. Ginsberg and H.J. Vogel (Eds.): Transfer and Expression of Eukaryotic Genes. Academic Press, Inc., Orlando, FL, 1984, xxiii + 304 pp. ($65.00). ISBN o-12-284650-8. (84 authors; 25 articles. Sol Spiegehnan’s obituary; molecular basis of gene expression (D.D. Brown). Gene expression and its regulation: SV40 enhancer; cloned alcohol dehydrogenase in Drosophila. DNA methylation and globin gene expression; histone gene transcription; control of fl-globin transcription; transcriptional enhancement; introns in murine kappa light chain genes. In vivo gene transfer and development : Drosophila ; sea urchin ; transgenic mouse; gene transfer into mice; surface receptors; nuclear transplantation; neuropeptide genes; homologous recombination in L cells. Viral gene and oncogene systems: splicing of mRNA; regulation of thymidine kinase expression; control of a genes of HSVl; early adenovirus transcription; mutational analysis of Ad5Ela gene; adenovirus VA1 RNAtranslational enhancer; early SV40 transcription; transforming genes of chicken and human B cell lymphomas ; myc oncogene). R.F. Goldberger and K.R. Yamamoto (Eds.): Biological Regulation and Development (Vol. 3A, Hormone Action). Plenum Press, New York and London, 1982, xiv + 346 pp. ($39.50) ISBN o-306-40925-9. [History of hormones (A. White and R. Levine); system analysis of hormone action (F.E. Yates); analysis of metabolic networks (J.J. Blum and R.B. Stein); neuroendocrine interrelationships (I.M.D. Jackson and G.P. Mueller); estrogens, brain cell functions, and behaviour (B.S. McEven); transmembrane-mediated communication (G.L. Nicolson); hormonal control of NaCl and water transport
in epithelia (A. Taylor and L.G. Palmer); metabolism of cell surface receptors - possible roles in cell sensitivity and responses to activators (J.M. Gardner and D.M. Fambrough)]. M.M. Gottesman (Ed.): Molecular Cell Genetics. Wiley and Sons, New York, 1985, xvi + 931 pp. ($19.95) ISBN O-471-87925-8. [ 37 contributors; 29 articles, 2 appendices. Development and characterization of Chinese hamster cell lines (CHO); genetic manipulation CHO lines; genetic systems developed in CHO lines; intermediary metabolism; cell structure and behaviour; mechanism of genetic variation; lineages of CHO lines; CHO cell mutants]. J.G. Gunsalus, J.R. Sokatch and L.N. Omston (Eds.): The Bacteria, A Treatise on Stxucture and Function [Vol. X, The Biology of Pseudomonas.] Academic Press, Inc., Orlando, FL 32887, 1986, xiii + 617 pp. ($95.00) ISBN o-12-307210. (I. Biology: taxonomy of the Pseudomonas; control of Pseudomonas pulida growth on agar surfaces; evolution of enzyme structure and function in Pseudomonas; outer membrane permeability of Pseudomonas aeruginosa; toxins and virulence factors of Pseudomonas aenqinosa. II. Genetics: chromosome mobilization and genomic organization in Pseudomonas; regulation of tryptophan synthesis in Pseudomonas; resistance plasmids of Pseudomonas; degradative plasmids in Pseudomonas; gene cloning and manipulation in Pseudomonas; cloning of Pseudomonas genes in Escherichia coli. III. Biochemistry: biosynthetic and catabolic features of amino acid metabolism in Pseudomonas; catabolic potential of Pseudomonas cepacia ; terpenoid metabolism by Pseudomonas; biochemistry of aromatic hydrocarbon degradation in Pseudomonas; Pseudomonas cytochromes P-450). J.P. Gustafson, G.L. Stebbins and F.J. Ayala (Eds.): Genetics, Developmat, and Evolution. 17th Stadler Genetics Symposium. Plenum Press, New York and London. 1986, xii + 361 pp. ($49.50) ISBN o-306-42268-9. (26 contributors; 15 articles. Evolution and morphogenesis, gene action and morphogenesis in plants, mobile elements in maize, mutation, apical meristems and developmental selection in plants, properties of mutable alleles recovered from mutator