INDEX OF AUTHORS

ASHWORTH, DENISE. See NELMES, PRESTON and ASHWORTH

BACCETTi, B., DALLAI, R. and FRATELLO, B. The spermatozoon of Arthropoda. XXII.

The '12 + 0' , '14 + 0 ' or aflagellate sperm of Protura 321BACHMANN, L. See PLATTNER, MILLER and BACHMANN

BARRATT, M. E. j . The role of soft connective tissue in the response of pig articular cartilagein organ culture to excess of retinol 205

BENITEZ, CAROL J. See MELMED, BENITEZ and HOLT

BEN-SHAUL, Y. See NASS and BEN-SHAUL

BETTEX-GALLAND, M. and HUGHES, G. M. Contractile filamentous material in the pillar cellsof fish gills 359

BOYD, YVONNE L. and HARRIS, H. Correction of genetic defects in mammalian cells by the

input of small amounts of foreign genetic material 841BRATEN, T. and NORDBY, 0. Ultrastructure of meiosis and centriole behaviour in Ulva

mutabilis Feyn 69BROKAW, c. j . and GIBBONS, I. R. Localized activation of bending in proximal, medial

and distal regions of sea-urchin sperm flagella 1BURNS, R. c. Kinetics of the regeneration of sea-urchin cilia 55

CALLAN, H. G. See MCFARLANE and CALLAN

CAMPBELL, R. D. Vital marking of single cells in developing tissues: India ink injection totrace tissue movements in hydra 651

CHAPMAN, R. E. and GEMMELL, R. T. An ultrastructural autoradiographic study of the

incorporation of [^SJcystine in the wool fibre cortex 811COMOGLIO, p. M. and FILOGAMO, G. Plasma membrane fluidity and surface motility of

mouse C-1300 neuroblastoma cells 415COON, H. G. See NYORMOI, COON and SINCLAIR

DALLAI, R. See BACCETTI, DALLAI and FRATELLO

DAVIES, H. c. See HAYNES and DAVIES

DEAK, I. 1. Further experiments on the role of the nucleolus in the transfer of RNAfrom nucleus to cytoplasm 395

ECKERT, B. s. and MCGEE-RUSSELL, S. M. The patterned organization of thick and thin

microfilaments in the contracting pseudopod of Difflugia 727

FALK, GERTRUDE and FATT, P. Changes in structure of the disks of retinal rods in hypo-tonic solutions 787

FATT, P. See FALK and FATT

FENWICK, M. L. and WALL, MARGARET J. Factors determining the site of synthesis of

poliovirus proteins: the early attachment of virus particles to endoplasmic mem-branes 403

FILOGAMO, G. See COMOGLIO and FILOGAMO

FRATELLO, B. See BACCETTI, DALLAI and FRATELLO

914 Index of Authors

GEMMELL, R. T. Set CHAPMAN and GEMMELL

GIBBONS, BARBARA H. and GIBBONS, I. R. The effect of partial extraction of dynein arms

on the movement of reactivated sea-urchin sperm 337GIBBONS, I. R. See BROKAW and GIBBONS

GIBBONS, I. R. See GIBBONS, BARBARA and GIBBONS

GIBOR, A. See MICHAELS and GIBOR

GORMLEY, 1. p. See ROSS and GORMLEY

GRAF, ELKE. See MARX, GRAF and WESEMANN

GREEN, H. See ISHII and GREEN

GREGSON, N. A. and HALL, SUSAN M. A quantitative analysis of the effects of the intra-

neural injection of lysophosphatidyl choline 257GRIMES, G. w. Origin and development of kinetosomes in Oxytricha fallax 43

HALL, SUSAN M. Some aspects of remyelination after demyelination produced by theintraneural injection of lysophosphatidyl choline 461

HALL, SUSAN M. See GREGSON and HALL

HARLAND, JENNIFER, JACKSON, j . F. and YEOMAN, M. M. Changes in some enzymes involved

in DNA biosynthesis following induction of division in cultured plant cells 121HARRIS, H. See BOYD and HARRIS

HAYNES, M. E. and DA VIES, H. G. Observations on the origin and significance of the

nuclear envelope-limited monolayers of chromatin unit threads associated with thecell nucleus 139

HENRY, E. w. and JENSEN, T. E. Peroxidases in tobacco abscission zone tissue. I. Fine-structural localization in cell walls during ethylene-induced abscission 591

HEREWARD, F. v. and NORTHCOTE, D. H. Fracture planes of the plasmalemma of some

higher plants revealed by fieeze-etch 621HESLOP-HARRISON, J. See HOWLETT, KNOX and HESLOP-HARRISON

HINKLEY, R. E. JR. Axonal microtubules and associated filaments stained by Alcian blue 753HOLBERTON, D. v. Fine structure of the ventral disk apparatus and the mechanism of

attachment in the flagellate Giardia muris 11HOLT, S. J. See MELMED, BENITEZ and HOLT

HOLT, S. J. See MELMED, TURNER and HOLT

HOWLETT, B. j . , KNOX, R. B. and HESLOP-HARRISON, j . Pollen-wall proteins: release of the

allergen antigen E from intine and exine sites in pollen grains of ragweed and Cosmos 603HUGHES, G. M. See BETTEX-GALLAND and HUGHES

ISHII, K. and GREEN, H. Lethality of adenosine for cultured mammalian cells by inter-ference with pyrimidine biosynthesis 429

JACKSON, J. F. See HARLAND, JACKSON and YEOMAN

JENSEN, T. E. See HENRY and JENSEN

KAUFMAN, M. H. Timing of the first cleavage division of haploid mouse eggs, and theduration of its component stages 553

KNOX, R. B. See HOWLETT, KNOX and HESLOP-HARRISON

KUBAI, DONNA, F. Unorthodox mitosis in Trichonympha agilis: kinetochore differentia-tion and chromosome movement 511

Index of Authors 915

LAFONTAINE, J. G. See LORD and LAFONTAINE

LEWIS, j . A. and TATA, J. R. A rapidly sedimenting fraction of rat liver endoplasmicreticulum 447

LORD, A. and LAFONTAINE, j . G. An ultrastructural and radioautographic study of theeffect of ethidium bromide on the interphase nucleus of meristematic plant cells 97

MACINTYRE, E. H., WINTERSGILL, c. j . and VATTER, A. E. Visna virus infection of sheep andhuman cells in vitro — an ultrastructural study 173

MARCANTE, MARIA LUISA. On the in vitro behaviour of mouse submaxillary gland cells 441MARX, RUTH, GRAF, ELKE and WESEMANN, w. Histochemical and biochemical demonstra-

tion of sialic acid and sulphate in vesicles and membranes isolated from nerve endingsof rat brain 237

MCFARLANE, PAMELA w. and CALLAN, H. G. DNA replication in the chromosomes of the

chicken, Gallus domesticus 821MCGEE-RUSSELL, S. M. See ECKERT a n d MCGEE-RUSSELL

MCKANNA, j . A. Cyclic membrane flow in the ingestive—digestive system of peritrichprotozoans. I. Vesicular fusion at the cytopharynx 663

MCKANNA, j . A. Cyclic membrane flow in the ingestive-digestive system of peritrichprotozoans. II . Cup-shaped coated vesicles 677

MELMED, R. N. , BENITEZ, CAROL j . and HOLT, s. j . Intermediate cells of the pancreas. I I I .

Selective autophagy and destruction of /^-granules in intermediate cells of the ratpancreas induced by alloxan and streptozotocin 297

MELMED, R. N., TURNER, R. c. and HOLT, s. j . Intermediate cells of the pancreas. II . The

effects of dietary soybean trypsin inhibitor on acinar-/? cell structure and function inthe rat 279

MICHAELS, A. and GmoR, A. Ultrastructural changes in Euglena after ultraviolet irradiation 799MILLER, F. See PLATTNER, MILLER a n d BACHMANN

MITCHISON, G. j . See WILCOX, MITCHISON and SMITH

MIYAMOTO, HIROSHI, RASMUSSEN, L. and ZEUTHEN, E. Studies of the effect of temperature

shocks on preparation for cell division in mouse fibroblast cells (L cells) 889MIYAMOTO, HIROSHI, ZEUTHEN, E. and RASMUSSEN, L. Clonal growth of mouse cells

(strain L) 879MURTI, K. G. Electron-microscopic observations on the macronuclear development of

Stylonychia mytilus and Tetrahymena pyriformis (Ciliophora-Protozoa) 479

NASS, MARGIT M. K. and BEN-SHAUL, Y. Effects of ethidium bromide on growth, chloro-phyll synthesis, ultrastructure and mitochondrial DNA in green and bleached mutantEuglena gracilis 567

NELMES, BRENDA j . , PRESTON, R. D. and ASHWORTH, DENISE. A possible function of micro-

tubules suggested by their abnormal distribution in rubbery wood 741NORDBY, 0. See BRATEN and NORDBY

NORTHCOTE, D. H. See HEREWARD a n d NORTHCOTE

NYORMOI, OKOT, COON, H. G. and SINCLAIR, j . H. Proliferating hybrid cells formed be-

tween rat spermatids and an established line of mouse fibroblasts 863

ODA, TAKUZO. See UTSUMI and ODA

916 Index of Authors

PLATTNER, H., MILLER, F. and BACHMANN, L. Membrane specializations in the form of

regular membrane-to-membrane attachment sites in Paramecium. A correlated freeze-etching and ultrathin-sectioning analysis 687

PRESTON, R. D. See NELMES, PRESTON and ASHWORTH

RASMUSSEN, L. See MIYAMOTO, RASMUSSEN and ZEUTHEN

RASMUSSEN, L. See MIYAMOTO, ZEUTHEN and RASMUSSEN

ROSS, A. and GORMLEY, I. P. A simple light-microscope technique for the examination ofcell surfaces 317

SINCLAIR, J. H. See NYORMOI, COON and SINCLAIR

SKAER, R. j . The secretion and development of nematocysts in a siphonophore 371SMITH, R. J. See WILCOX, MITCHISON and SMITH

STACK, s. The synaptonemal complex and the achiasmatic condition 83STAEHELIN, L. A. Further observations on the fine structure of freeze-cleaved tight junc-

tions 763

TAKEICHI, M. The factor affecting the spreading of chondrocytes upon inorganic sub-strate 193

TATA, j . R. See LEWIS and TATA

TICKLE, CHERYLL A. and TRINKAUS, j . p. Change in surface extensibility of Fundulus deepcells during early development 721

TRINKAUS, J. P. See TICKLE and TRINKAUS

TURNER, R. C. See MELMED, TURNER and HOLT

UTSUMI, KOZO and ODA, TAKUZO. Ruthenium-red-induced cell agglutination and surface

glycoprotein and mucopolysaccharide 901

VATTER, A. E. See MACINTYRE, WINTERSGILL and VATTER

WALL, MARGARET J. See FENWICK and WALL

WEBER, JOSEPH. Clonal variability of adenovirus-transformed cells 421

WESEMANN, W. See MARX, GRAF and WESEMANN

WILCOX, MICHAEL, MITCHISON, G. j . and SMITH, R. j . Pattern formation in the blue-green

alga Anabaena. II. Controlled proheterocyst regression 637WINTERSGILL, C. J. See MACINTYRE, WINTERSGILL and VATTER

WOODING, F. B. P. Formation of the milk fat globule membrane without participation ofthe plasmalemma 221

YEOMAN, M. M. See HARLAND, JACKSON and YEOMAN

ZEUTHEN, E. See MIYAMOTO, RASMUSSEN and ZEUTHEN

ZEUTHEN, E. See MIYAMOTO, ZEUTHEN and RASMUSSEN

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Journal ofCELLSCIENCEFormerly the Quarterly Journal of Microscopical Science

VOLUME 13, 1973

Editors:

A. V. GRIMSTONE HENRY HARRIS

Editorial Board:

K. BURTON

H. G. CALLAN

F. A. L. CLOWES

R. DULBECCO

A. FORER

E. G. GRAY

J. HESLOP-HARRISON

L. F. LAMERTON

N. A. MITCHISON

D. H. NORTHCOTE

SALLY G. PAGE

D. C. PHILLIPS

J. H. SUBAK-SHARPE

E. ZEUTHEN

Published for the Company of Biologists Limited

CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS

(g Company of Biologists Limited, 1973.

Printed in Great Britain at the University Printing House, Cambridge

CONTENTS

NUMBER 1 JULY 1973

page i BROKAW, C. J. and GIBBONS, I. R.Localized activation of bending in proximal, medial and distal regionsof sea-urchin sperm flagella

I I HOLBERTON, D . V.

Fine structure of the ventral disk apparatus and the mechanism ofattachment in the flagellate Giardia muris

43 GRIMES, G. W.

Origin and development of kinetosomes in Oxytricha fallax

55 BURNS, R. G.

Kinetics of the regeneration of sea-urchin cilia

69 BRATEN, T. and NORDBY, 0.

Ultrastructure of meiosis and centriole behaviour inUlva mutabilis Foyn

83 STACK, S.

The synaptonemal complex and the achiasmatic condition

97 LORD, A. and LAFONTAINE, J. G.

An ultrastructural and radioautographic study of the effect of ethidiumbromide on the interphase nucleus of meristematic plant cells

121 HARLAND, JENNIFER, JACKSON, J. F. and YEOMAN, M. M.

Changes in some enzymes involved in DNA biosynthesis followinginduction of division in cultured plant cells

139 HAYNES, M. E. and DAVIES, H. G.

Observations on the origin and significance of the nuclear envelope-limited monolayers of chromatin unit threads associated with the cellnucleus

173 MACINTYRE, E. H., WINTERSGILL, C. J. and VATTER, A. E.

Visna virus infection of sheep and human cells in vitro -an ultrastructural study

193 TAICEICHI, M.

The factor affecting the spreading of chondrocytes upon inorganicsubstrate

205 BARRATT, M. E. J.

The role of soft connective tissue in the response of pig articularcartilage in organ culture to excess of retinol

iv Contents

page 221 WOODING, F. B. P.Formation of the milk fat globule membrane without participation ofthe plasmalemma

237 MARX, RUTH, GRAF, ELKE and WESEMANN, W.

Histochemical and biochemical demonstration of sialic acid and sulphatein vesicles and membranes isolated from nerve endings of rat brain

257 GREGSON, N. A. and HALL, SUSAN M.

A quantitative analysis of the effects of the intraneural injection oflysophosphatidyl choline

279 MELMED, R. N., TURNER, R. C. and HOLT, S. J.

Intermediate cells of the pancreas. II. The effects of dietary soybeantrypsin inhibitor on acinar-/? cell structure and function in the rat

297 MELMED, R. N., BENITEZ, CAROL J. and HOLT, S. J.

Intermediate cells of the pancreas. III. Selective autophagy anddestruction of /^-granules in intermediate cells of the rat pancreasinduced by alloxan and streptozotocin

317 Ross, A. and GORMLEY, I. P.A simple light-microscope technique for the examination of cell surfaces

NUMBER 2 SEPTEMBER 1973

321 BACCETTI, B., DALLAI, R. and FRATELLO, B.

The spermatozoon of Arthropoda. XXII. The '12 + 0', '14 + 0'or aflagellate sperm of Protura

337 GIBBONS, BARBARA H. and GIBBONS, I. R.

The effect of partial extraction of dynein arms on the movement ofreactivated sea-urchin sperm

359 BETTEX-GALLAND, M. and HUGHES, G. M.

Contractile filamentous material in the pillar cells of fish gills

371 SKAER, R. J.

The secretion and development of nematocysts in a siphonophore

395 DEAK, I. I.

Further experiments on the role of the nucleolus in the transfer of RNAfrom nucleus to cytoplasm

403 FENWICK, M. L. and WALL, MARGARET J.

Factors determining the site of synthesis of poliovirus proteins: theearly attachment of virus particles to endoplasmic membranes

415 COMOGLIO, P. M. and FILOGAMO, G.

Plasma membrane fluidity and surface motility of mouse C-1300neuroblastoma cells

Contents

page 421 WEBER, JOSEPH.

Clonal variability of adenovirus-transformed cells

429 ISHII, K. and GREEN, H.

Lethality of adenosine for cultured mammalian cells by interferencewith pyrimidine biosynthesis

441 MARCANTE, MARIA LUISA.

On the in vitro behaviour of mouse submaxillary gland cells

447 LEWIS, J. A. and TATA, J. R.

A rapidly sedimenting fraction of rat liver endoplasmic reticulum

461 HALL, SUSAN M.

Some aspects of remyelination after demyelination produced by theintraneural injection of lysophosphatidyl choline

479 MURTI, K. G.

Electron-microscopic observations on the macronuclear development ofStylonychia mytilus and Tetrahymena pyriformis (Ciliophora-Protozoa)

511 KUBAI, DONNA F.

Unorthodox mitosis in Trichonympha agilis: kinetochore differentiationand chromosome movement

553 KAUFMAN, M. H.

Timing of the first cleavage division of haploid mouse eggs, and theduration of its component stages

567 NASS, MARGIT M. K. and BEN-SHAUL, Y.

Effects of ethidium bromide on growth, chlorophyll synthesis, ultra-structure and mitochondrial DNA in green and bleached mutantEuglena gracilis

591 HENRY, E. W. and JENSEN, T. E.

Peroxidases in tobacco abscission zone tissue. I. Fine-structurallocalization in cell walls during ethylene-induced abscission

603 HowLETT, B. J., KNOX, R. B. and HESLOP-HARRISON, J.Pollen-wall proteins: release of the allergen antigen E from intine andexine sites in pollen grains of ragweed and Cosmos

621 HEREWARD, F. V. and NORTHCOTE, D. H.

Fracture planes of the plasmalemma of some higher plants revealed byfreeze-etch

NUMBER 3 NOVEMBER 1973

637 WILCOX, MICHJIL, MITCHISON, G. J. and SMITH, R. J.

Pattern formation in the blue-green alga Anabaena. II. Controlledproheterocyst regression

vi Contents

page 651 CAMPBELL, R. D.Vital marking of single cells in developing tissues: India ink injectionto trace tissue movements in hydra

663 MCKANNA, J. A.

Cyclic membrane flow in the ingestive-digestive system of peritrichprotozoans. I. Vesicular fusion at the cytopharynx

677 MCKANNA, J. A.

Cyclic membrane flow in the ingestive-digestive system of peritrichprotozoans. II. Cup-shaped coated vesicles

687 PLATTNER, H., MILLER, F. and BACHMANN, L.

Membrane specializations in the form of regular membrane-to-membraneattachment sites in Paramecium. A correlated freeze-etching and ultra-thin-sectioning analysis

721 TICKLE, CHERYLL A. and TRINKAUS, J. P.

Change in surface extensibility of Fundulus deep cells during earlydevelopment

727 ECKERT, B. S. and MCGEE-RUSSELL, S. M.

The patterned organization of thick and thin microfilaments in the con-tracting pseudopod of Difflugia

741 NELMES, BRENDA J., PRESTON, R. D. and ASHWORTH, DENISE.

A possible function of microtubules suggested by their abnormaldistribution in rubbery wood

753 HINKLEY, R. E. Jr.

Axonal microtubules and associated filaments stained by Alcian blue

763 STAEHELIN, L. A.

Further observations on the fine structure of freeze-cleaved tightjunctions

787 FALK, GERTRUDE and FATT, P.

Changes in structure of the disks of retinal rods in hypotonic solutions

799 MICHAELS, A. and GIBOR, A.

Ultrastructural changes in Euglena after ultraviolet irradiation

811 CHAPMAN, R. E. and GEMMELL, R. T.

An ultrastructural autoradiographic study of the incorporation of["•SJcystine in the wool fibre cortex

821 MCFARLANE, PAMELA W. and CALLAN, H. G.

DNA replication in the chromosomes of the chicken,Gallus domesticus

Contents vii

page 841 BOYD, YVONNE L. and HARRIS, H.Correction of genetic defects in mammalian cells by the input of smallamounts of foreign genetic material

863 NYORMOI, OKOT, COON, H. G. and SINCLAIR, J. H.

Proliferating hybrid cells formed between rat spermatids and an estab-lished line of mouse fibroblasts

879 MIYAMOTO, HIROSHI, ZEUTHEN, E. and RASMUSSEN, L.

Clonal growth of mouse cells (strain L)

889 MIYAMOTO, HIROSHI, RASMUSSEN, L. and ZEUTHEN, E.

Studies of the effect of temperature shocks on preparation for celldivision in mouse fibroblast cells (L cells)

901 UTSUMI, KOZO and ODA, TAKUZO.

Ruthenium-red-induced cell agglutination and surface glycoproteinand mucopolysaccharide

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