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ContentsVolume 106 (2) 1989

ESSAY IN DEVELOPMENTMeyerowitz, E. M., Smyth, D. R.and Bowman, J. L.Abnormal flowers and pattern formation in floraldevelopment 209

CONTRIBUTED PAPERSHiggins. S. J., Young, P., Brody, J. R.and Cunha, G. R.Induction of functional cytodifferentiation in theepithelium of tissue recombinants. I. Homotypicseminal vesicle recombinants 219

Higgins, S. J., Young, P. and Cunha, G. R.Induction of functional cytodifferentiation in theepithelium of tissue recombinants. II. Instructiveinduction of Wolffian duct epithelia by neonatalseminal vesicle mesenchyme 235

Roller, R. J., Kinloch, R. A., Hiraoka, B. Y.,Li, S. S.-L. and Wassarman, P. M.Gene expression during mammalian oogenesis andearly embryogenesis: quantification of threemessenger RNAs abundant in fully grown mouseoocytes 251

Collier, J. R.Cytoplasmic regulation of translation duringllyanassa embryogenesis 263

Krone, P. H. and Heikkila, J. J.Expression of microinjected hsp 70 CAT and hsp30, CAT chimeric genes in developing Xenopuslaevis embryos 271

Kamalati, T., Howard, M. and Brooks, R. F.IGF I induces differentiation in a transformed humankeratinocyte line 283

Foumier Le Ray, C, Renaud, D. and LeDouarin, G. H.Change in motor neurone activity modifies thedifferentiation of a slow muscle in chick embryo 295

Gandolfi, F., Brevini, T. A. L. Richardson, L,Brown, C. R. and Moor, R. M.Characterization of proteins secreted by sheepoviduct epithelial cells and their function inembryonic development 303

Godement, P. and Bonhoeffer, F.Cross-species recognition of tectal cues by retinalfibers in vitro 313

Nagy, A., Sass, M. and Markkula, M.Systematic non-uniform distribution ofparthenogenetic cells in adult mouse chimaeras 321

Dean, W. L, Seufert, A. C, Schultz. G. A.,Prather, R. S., Simerly, C, Schatten, G.,Pilch, D. R. and Marzluff, W. F.The small nuclear RNAs for pre-mRNA splicing arecoordinately regulated during oocyte maturation andearly embryogenesis in the mouse 325

Martin, P., Khan, A. and Lewis, J.Cutaneous nerves of the embryonic chick wing donot develop in regions denuded of ectoderm 335

Sliter, T. J.Imaginal disc-autonomous expression of a defect insensory bristle patterning caused by thelethal(3)ecdysoneless' (l(3)ecd1) mutation ofDrosophila melanogaster 347

Wessel, G. M., Zhang, W., Tomlinson, C. R.,Lennarz, W. J. and Klein, W. H.Transcription of the Spec 1 -like gene of Lytechinusis selectively inhibited in response to disruption ofthe extracellular matrix 355

Kleene, K. C.Poly(A) shortening accompanies the activation oftranslation of five mRNAs during spermiogenesis inthe mouse 367

ffrench-Constant, C. and Hynes, R. O.Alternative splicing of fibronectin is temporally andspatially regulated in the chicken embryo 375

Gandelman, K.-Y.. Pfeiffer, S. E. and Carson, J. H.Cyclic AMP regulation of P0 glycoprotein and myelinbasic protein gene expression in semi-differentiatedperipheral neurinoma cell line D6P2T 389

Jonas, E. A., Snape, A. M. and Sargent, T. D.Transcriptional regulation of a Xenopus embryonicepidermal keratin gene 399

Ezzell. R. M.. Chafel, M. M. and Matsudaira, P. T.Differential localization of villin and fimbrin duringdevelopment of the mouse visceral endoderm andintestinal epithelium 407

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