Journal Articles

A Oohata and I Takeuchi

Separation and biochemical characterization of the two cell types present in the pseudoplasmodium of Dictyostelium mucoroides
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 1-9. [Summary] [PDF]  

K Golinska and J Kink

Proportional regulation of body form and cortical organelle pattern in the ciliate Dileptus
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 11-29. [Summary] [PDF]  

HR Bode, KM Flick, and PM Bode

Constraints on the relative sizes of the cell populations in Hydra attenuata
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 31-50. [Summary] [PDF]  

PA Fantes

Control of cell size and cycle time in Schizosaccharomyces pombe
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 51-67. [Summary] [PDF]  

K Hamburger, B Kramhoft, SB Nissen, and E Zeuthen

Linear increase in glycolytic activity through the cell cycle of schizosaccharomyces pombe
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 69-79. [Summary] [PDF]  

CN Gordon

Chromatin behaviour during the mitotic cell cycle of Saccharomyces cerevisiae
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 81-93. [Summary] [PDF]  

J Mohberg

Nuclear DNA content and chromosome numbers throughout the life cycle of the Colonia strain of the myxomycete, Physarum polycephalum
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 95-108. [Summary] [PDF]  

M Vlad

Quantitative studies of rDNA in amphibians
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 109-118. [Summary] [PDF]  

N Maclean and VA Hilder

Studies on the template activity of 'isolated' Xenopus erythrocyte nuclei. II. The effects of cytoplasmic extracts
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 119-129. [Summary] [PDF]  

SE Hartley and HG Callan

Inversion heterozygosity in females of the newt Notophthalmus viridescens and its influence on chiasma distribution
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 131-141. [Summary] [PDF]  

DB Malcolm and J Sommerville

The structure of nuclear ribonucleoprotein of amphibian oocytes
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 143-165. [Summary] [PDF]  

RM Schultz and PM Wassarman

Biochemical studies of mammalian oogenesis: Protein synthesis during oocyte growth and meiotic maturation in the mouse
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 167-194. [PDF]  

PS Ramamurty and W Engels

Occurrence of intercellular bridges between follicle epithelial cells in the ovary of Apis mellifica queens
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 195-202. [Summary] [PDF]  

T Miki-Noumura

Studies on the de novo formation of centrioles: aster formation in the activated eggs of sea urchin
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 203-216. [Summary] [PDF]  

J Jonasson, S Povey, and H Harris

The analysis of malignancy by cell fusion. VII. Cytogenetic analysis of hybrids between malignant and diploid cells and of tumours derived from them
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 217-254. [PDF]  

J Jonasson and H Harris

The analysis of malignancy by cell fusion. VIII. Evidence for the intervention of an extra-chromosomal element
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 255-263. [Summary] [PDF]  

P Whur, H Koppel, CM Urquhart, and DC Williams

Substrate retention of fractured retraction fibres during detachment of trypsinized BHK21 fibroblasts
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 265-273. [Summary] [PDF]  

SH Brawley, RS Quatrano, and R Wetherbee

Fine-structural studies of the gametes and embryo of Fucus vesiculosus L. (Phaeophyta). III. Cytokinesis and the multicellular embryo
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 275-294. [Summary] [PDF]  

DW Galbraith and DH Northcote

The isolation of plasma membrane from protoplasts of soybean suspension cultures
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 295-310. [Summary] [PDF]  

JR Nilsson and JR Coleman

Calcium-rich, refractile granules in Tetrahymena pyriformis and their possible role in the intracellular ion-regulation
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 311-325. [PDF]  

JV Small

Studies on isolated smooth muscle cells: The contractile apparatus
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 327-349. [Summary] [PDF]  

FD Hess and DE Bayer

Binding of the herbicide trifluralin to Chlamydomonas flagellar tubulin
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 351-360. [Summary] [PDF]  

R Rikmenspoel, SE Orris, and P O'Day

Infrared laser damage to ciliary motion in Phragmatopoma
J Cell Sci 1977 24: 361-371. [Summary] [PDF]  

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