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GENERAL  EMBRYOLOGICAL 
INFORMATION  SERVICE 


Marine  Biofo'^i'^nl  Lahoratory 
APR  2 11970 
mUDS  HOLE.  MASS. 


VOLUME  13 
data  collected  during  1969 


Utrecht  -  Netherlands 


GENERAL  EMBRYOLOGICAL 
INFORMATION  SERVICE 


Issued  by  the  Hubrecht  Laboratory 

on  behalf  of  the 

General  Embryological  Information  Service  Foundation 


VOLUME  13 
data  collected  during  1969 


Utrecht  -  Netherlands 


Edited  by  Prof.  P.  D.  Nieuwkoop, 
Director  of  the  Hubrecht  Laboratory 

Managing  Editors:  Dr.  J.  Faber 
B.  Z.  Salome 

Hubrecht  Laboratory 
Uppsalalaan  1 

Universiteitscentrum  'De  Uithof 
UTRECHT,  Netherlands 

Printed  in  the  Netherlands,  1970 


CONTENTS 


Introduction p.       5 

Directory  of  Names  and  Addresses,  with  subjects  of  research 

(alphabetical  order) p.       7 

Directory  of  Institutes,  with  members  engaged  in  developmental  biology 

(geographical  order) p.  193 

Africa  p.  193 
N.  America 

Canada  p.  194 

United  States  p.  195 

Centr.  America  p.  207 

S.  America  p.  207 

Asia  p.  208 
Australia 

Australia  p.  213 

New  Zealand  p.  213 

Europe  p.  213 

Subject  Index  (alphabetical  order) p.  233 

Communications  from  the  Hubrecht  Laboratory p.  303 

Communications  of  the  "International  Society  of  Developmental 

Biologists" p.  304 

Book  notices p.  309 


INTRODUCTION 


In  this  volume  the  organization  of  the  various  sections  has  remained  unaltered. 
The  cover  and  title  page  have  been  changed  in  conformity  with  current  biblio- 
graphical practice. 

We  continue  our  efforts  to  expand  the  coverage  of  the  Service.  New  countries 
listed  are  Ireland,  Jamaica,  and  Zambia.  As  a  further  example  we  may  mention 
that  the  amount  of  information  listed  with  regard  to  the  developmental  biology 
of  unicellular  organisms  and  plants  (including  slime  molds)  has  increased  by 
nearly  50  %.  The  number  of  book  notices  has  again  increased  considerably. 

Information  concerning  the  Hubrecht  Laboratory  may  be  found  on  page 
For  information  regarding  the  "International  Society  o[  Developmental  BiO' 
legists"  (formerly  I.I.E.),  including  the  latest  membership  list,  see  page 

P.  D.  NIEUWKOOP 

T.  FABER 

B.  Z.  SALOME 


DIRECTORY  OF  NAMES  AND  ADDRESSES 
with  Subjects  of  Research 

(alphabetical  order) 


•   =   Members  of  the  "International  Society  of  Developmental  Biologists"   (formerly  I.I.E.) 

AARON,  C.  Dr.en  Med.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  Rue  des  Sts.  Peres,  75  PARIS 
Vie,  France 

ABBOTT,  Miss  U.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Developm.  Biol.  Program,  Natl.  Sci.  Found.,  WAS- 
HINGTON, D.C.  20550,  U.S.A.  • 

ABELOOS,  M.  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gener.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Place  Victor  Hugo,  MAR- 
SEILLE, France 

ABERCROMBIE,  M.  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Gower 
St.,  LONDON  W.C.I.  England  • 

a  Study  of  cell  relations  in  tissue  culture.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves),  Mas  musculas  (Rodenfia) 
(in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  J.  E.  M.  HEAYSMAN  (WAKELING)  and  Mrs.  S.  M. 
PEGRUM   (HALL)) 

ABRAMOVICI,  A.  Dr.  es  Sci.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.  and  Teratol.,  Med.  School,  Tel-Aviv 
Univ.,  TEL-AVIV,  Israel 

a  Fat-soluble  vitamins  and  their  inhibitors  causing  abnormal  development  of  the  embryo. 
Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 

b  Developmental  physiology  and  physiopathology  of  extraembryonic  fluids  and  plasma. 
Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 

ABRO,  A.  —  Inst,  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Bergen,  BERGEN,  Aarstadvollen,  Norway 

a       Embryology  of  the  testis.  Socex  spec,  Neomys  spec.  (Insectivora) 

ABU-SINNA,  G.  M.  E.  B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Ain  Shams  Univ.,  Abassia, 
CAIRO,  Egypt 

ACHAZI,  R.  K.  Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab.,  P.O.  Box  Y,  OAK  RIDGE, 
Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A. 

a  Study  of  enzyme  activity  (tyrosinase)  during  Wolffian  lens  regeneration.  Triturus  viri- 
descens  (Urodela) 

ACHTELIG,  M.  Dr.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Rontgenring  10,  87  WORZBURG,  W. 
Germany 

a  Studies  on  the  importance  of  the  oosome  for  the  early  embryology  of  Pimpla  tudonellae 
(Ichneumonidae,  Hymenoptera) 

ACHTELIK,  W.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Gen.  Biol.,  Silesian  Acad,  of  Med.,  K.  Marksa  19, 
Rokitnica,  ZABRZE,  8.  Poland 

a  Histochemical  studies  in  regeneration  and  differentiation  of  embryonal  tissues  under  the 
influence  of  hormones  and  antimetabolites.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves).  Mus  musculus  (Ro- 
dentia) 

ACKERMAN.  G.  A.  M.D.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Ohio  State  Univ.,  1645  Neil  Ave.. 
COLOMBUS,  Ohio  43210,  U.S.A. 

a  Morphology  and  histochemistry  of  the  hemopoietic  system  in  embryonic  and  adult  con- 
dition. Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Homo  sapiens  and  other  spp.   (Mammalia) 

ACTON.  A.  B.  D.Phil.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  British  Columbia,  VANCOUVER  8,  B.C.. 
Canada 

a  Electron  microscope  study  of  the  developing  male  accessory  glands.  Drosophila  melano- 
gaster  (Diptera) 

ADACHI,  H.  M.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Embryol..  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Osaka  City  Univ..  Sugimoto-cho. 
Sumiyoshi-ku,  OSAKA,  Japan 

a       Studies  on  the  species-specific  antigenicities  of  the  cell  membrane.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

h  Immunological  analysis  of  the  structural  molecules  of  the  erythrocyte  membrane.  Mus  mus- 
culus (Rodenfia) 

ADAMS.  T.  Ph.D.  —  USDA  Metab.  &  Radiat.  Research  Lab..  State  Univ.  Station,  FARGO, 
307  Huntingdon  Rd..  CAMBRIDGE.  England 

a  Development  of  ova  (preimplantation  stages)  with  special  reference  to  the  maternal  environ- 
ment using  the  egg  transfer  technique.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 

b  Sperm  transport  and  quantitative  aspects  of  fertilization.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lago- 
morpha) 

ADAMS,  T.  .     Ph.D.  —  USDA  Metab.  &  Radiat.  Research  Lab..  State  Univ.  Station,  FARGO, 

N.D.  58103.  U.S.A. 
a       Endocrine  regulation  of  ovary  maturation.  Musca  domestica  (Diptera) 
b       Use  of  endocrines  to  disrupt  morphogenesis.  Musca  domestica  (Diptera) 


ADAMS  SMITH,  W  N.     D.Phil.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Coll.  of  South  Carolina, 

80  Barre  St.,  CHARLESTON,  S.C.  29401.  U.S.A. 
a       Teratogenic  influences  of  a  variety  of  known  teratogens  upon  heart  development.  Rattus 

nocvegicus  (Rodenfia) 
h       Influence  of  sex  hormones   upon   the  sexual   maturation  of   the  developing   brain.   Rattus 

norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
ADAMSTONE,  F.  B.     Ph.D..  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Illinois,  URBANA, 

111.  61801,  U.S.A. 
ADELMANN,  H    B.     Dr.,  Prof.   (Emer.)   —  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Cornell  Univ.,  Stimson  Hall, 

ITHACA.  N.Y.  14850,  U.S.A.  • 

ADINOLFI,    M.     M.D.,    Ph.D.    —    Paediat.    Research    Unit.    Guy's    Hosp.    Med.    School. 

LONDON  S.E.I,  England 
a       Studies  on  the  ontogenesis  of  components  of  complement  and  lysozyme,  using    in   vitro 

cultures  of  foetal   tissues   and   analysis   of   the  newly   synthesized   proteins   by   means   of 

autoradiography  of  immunoelectrophoretic  plates.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       The  development  of  the  histocompatibility  antigens  during  life   in     u  t  e  r  o,    using  extracts 

from  foetal  tissues  and  the  inhibition  of  cytotoxic  antibodies.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
ADLER.  R.     M.D.  —  Inst,  de  Anat.  Gen.  y  Embriol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Paraguay  2155,  BUENOS 

AIRES,  Argentina 

—   temporarily:    Hubrecht   Lab.    (Intern.    Embryol.    Inst.),    Uppsalalaan    1,    Universiteits- 

centrum  „De  Uithof",  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Experimental  neuroembryology.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Electron  microscopy  of  developing  nervous  system.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Dis-  and  reaggregation  studies  of  neural  tube  development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
AESCHLIMANN.  A.     Dr.phil.II  —  Schweiz.  Tropeninst..  Socinstr.  57,  4000  BASEL.  Swit- 
zerland 
a       Spermatogenese,  Ovogenese.  Embryonalentwicklung  und  Endocrinologie.  (Ixodoidea.  Aca- 

rina,  Arachnoidea)    (in  collaboration  with  R.  GEIGY) 
b       Uebertragung  von  Spirochaetosen  iiber  das  miitterliche  Ovarium  auf  die  Embryonen  und 

damit  auf  die  Nachkommen  der  nachsten  Generation.   (Argasidae,  Acarina,  Arachnoidea) 

(in  collaboration  with  R.  GEIGY) 
AFONYA,  I.  I.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Ibadan,  IBADAN,  Nigeria 
AFZELIUS,  B.  A.     Fil.Dr.  —  The  Wenner-Gren  Inst.,  Norrtullsgatan  16,  S-113  45  STOCK- 
HOLM. Sweden  • 
a       Fine  structure  of  germ  cells.  (Invertebrata;  Vertebrata) 
AGARWAL,  L.  P.     Prof.  —  Dr.  Rajendra  Prasad  Center  for  Ophthalm.  Sci..  All  India  Inst. 

of  Med.  Sci..  NEW  DELHM6.  India 
a       Lens  regeneration  after  intracapsular  and  extracapsular  lens  extraction,  with  and  without 

implantation  of  embryonal  ocular  tissue.   Oryctolagus  cuniculus   (Lagomorpha),  Macacus 

rhesus  (Primates)   (in  collaboration  with  S.  K.  ANGRA) 
b       Lens    regeneration   after   extracapsular   lens    extraction    and    implantation   with    20-methyl 

cholanthrene.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus   (Lagomorpha),  Macacus  rhesus   (Primates)    (in  col- 
laboration with  S.  K.  ANGRA) 
c       Ocular  embryonal  tissue  implants  in  the  anterior  chamber  of  the  eye.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 

(Lagomorpha)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  K.  ANGRA) 
d       Biochemical  assay  of  regenerates   (amino  acids  and  RNA,  DNA).  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 

(Lagomorpha),  Macacus  rhesus  (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  K.  ANGRA) 
e       Regeneration   of   iris   after   iridectomies.    Oryctolagus   cuniculus    (Lagomorpha),   Macacus 

rhesus  (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  K.  ANGRA) 
AGARWAL.  Mrs.  P.     M.S.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Coll.,  NAGPUR-3,  M.S.,  India 
a       Differentiation  of  Remak's  ganglion.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
AGERBAK.    Miss   G.    S.     B.Sc.   —   Microbial   Genet.    Research   Unit,    Hammersmith    Hosp.. 

LONDON  W.12,  England 
AGRELL,  I.  P.  S.     Fil.Dr.,  Prof.  —  Zoophysiol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Lund,  Helgonavagen  3.  223 

62  LUND,  Sweden  • 

a       Polyamines  in  developing  larvae.  Calliphora  spec.  (Dipteca) 
AISENSTADT,  T.  B.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Vavilov 

St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Effect  of  gonadotropins  and  changes  in  the  germinal  vesicle  and  in  the  oocyte  cytoplasm 

during  maturation.    (Acipenseridae,  Chondrostei;  Amphibia)    (in   collaboration  with   Mrs. 

T.  A.  DETTLAFF) 
AKESSON,  B.     Fil.dr.  —  Zootom.  Dept.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Lund,  Helgonavagen  3,  S-223 

62  LUND,  Sweden 
AKETA.  K.       D.Sc.     —     Biol.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Nagoya  Univ..  Chikusa-ku,  NAGOYA. 

Japan  • 

AKHABADZE,  L.  V.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.. 

Vavilov  St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Regeneration  of  myocardium.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Canis  familiaris,  Felis  domestica,  Oryc- 
tolagus cuniculus  (Mammalia) 


ALBANESE  (CARMIGNANI).  Mrs.  M.  P.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  di  Anat.  Comp..  Fac.  di  Sci.. 

Univ.  di  Messina,  Via  dei  Verdi  75.  98100  MESSINA.  Italy 
a       The  behaviour  of  the  nucleolar  apparatus  of  oocytes  in  the  growing  phase  in  relation  to 

that  of  the  yolk  globules.  Coris  julis  (Labridae,  Teleostei) 
b       The  formation  of  the  yolk  globules;   the  aspects  of  the  yolk  globules   in  relation  to  the 

vitelline  membrane  and  to  the  nucleolus  Antedon  rosacea  (Crinoidea) 
ALBERGHINA  (TONINI),  Mrs.  F.     D.Sc.  —  1st.  di  Genet..  Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Celoria  10, 

20133  MILANO,  Italy 
a       Development  and  cytology  of  cultured  cells.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
ALBERT.  J.     Dr.  en  Biol.Anim.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux,  351  Cours 

de  la  Liberation.  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Morphogenese  de  I'appareil  digestif.   (Anura) 
b       Developpement  des  glandes  digestives.  (Anura) 

c       Ultrastructure  des  cellules  du  tube  digestif  chez  I'embryo  et  la  lai-ve.  (Anura) 
d       Endoderme  et  derives.  Rana  dalmatina,  Bufo  bufo  (Anura) 
ALBRIGHT.  J.  F.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab.,  P.O.  Box  Y,  OAK  RIDGE. 

Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Ontogeny  of  the   immune   system.   Gallus  gallus    (Aves).  Mus   musculus    [Rodentia)    (in 

collaboration  with  T.  MAKINODAN) 
b       Differentiation  of  erythrocytic  system  during  ontogeny.  Gallus  gallus   (Aves),  Mus  mus- 
culus  (Rodentia)  r   t^t  a  r»/->r  t 
ALESCIO.  T.     M.D.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Topogr.,  Univ.  di  Napoli,  Via  L.  Armanni  5.  NAPOLl, 

Italy 
ALEXANDER,  G.     D.Agr.Sc.  —  Div.  of  Anim.  Physiol.,  C.S.I.R.O.,  Ian  Clunies  Ross  Anim. 

Res.  Lab.,  Great  Western  Highway,   (P.O.Box   144,  Parramatta),   PROSPECT.  N.S.W. 

2150,  Australia 
a       Investigations  of  the  physical  and  physiological  relations  between  maternal  and  embryonic 

tissues.  Ovis  spec.   (Artiodactyla)  r^nr,  o 

ALEXANDRE,  J.-H.  —  Lab.  d'Anat..  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  Rue  des  Sts.  Peres,   PARIS  Vie, 

ALEXANDRU  (HORVAT),  Mrs.  C.     Dr.med.  —  Centrul  de  Embriol.  Norm.  5i  Patol..  Acad. 

Republ.  Social.  Romania,  Bul.M.Viteazul  24,  TIMI§OARA,  Rumania 
a       Experimental  teratology  of  the  central  nervous  system.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
ALLEAUME  (BORDES),  Mrs.  N.     Dr.Biol.anim.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  Exper.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de 

Bordeaux,  Av.  des  Facultes,  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Recherches  experimentales  sur  la  determination  des  caracteres  larvaires  et  imaginaux.  Calli- 

phora  spec,  Drosophila  spec.  (Diptera)  rr-rr-c 

ALLEN.  E.  R.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Cell  Biol.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  PITTS- 
BURGH, Pa.  15213,  U.S.A. 
a       Fibrillogenesis  of  native  collagen  in  the  embryo.  Sus  sctofa  (Artiodactyla) 
b       Immunochemical  studies  of  actin  and  myosin  synthesis  in  somites.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Morphological  (ultrastructural)   organization  of  contractile  protein  in  myogenic  tissue  into 

functional  sarcomeres.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves),  Sus  scrofa  (Artiodactyla) 
d       Control  of  ribosomal  synthesis  in  oocytes.  Acheta  domesticus  (Orthoptera) 
ALLEN,  Miss  M.  J.  f     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Wilson  Coll.,  CHAMBERSBURG, 

Pa.,  U.S.A. 

(deceased)  xtoamv 

ALLEN,  R.  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  State  Univ.  of  New  York  at  Albany,  ALBANY. 

N.Y.  12203,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Investigations  of   cell   division   and   motility   of   unicellular  organisms   and   of   tissue   cells 

in   vivo    and    in   vitro.   (Sarcodina,  Protista:  Metazoa) 
ALLISON,  J.  E.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Oklahoma,  801  NE 

13th  St.,  OKLAHOMA-City,  Okla.  73104.  U.S.A. 
a       Studies  on  the  genital  and  urinary  anomalies  with  emphasis  on  hermaphroditic  alterations. 

Raftus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
ALLISTON,  C    W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Herrick  Labs.,  Dept.  of  Anim.  Sci.,   School  of  Agric, 

Purdue  Univ.,  LAFAYETTE.  Ind.  47907,  U.S.A. 
a       In    vitro    culture  temperatures  and  subsequent  viability  of  ova.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 

(Lagomorpha)  ^ 

ALTMAN,  J.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Purdue  Univ.,  LAFAYETTE.  Ind.  47907,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  the  brain  a-ntat^a 

ALVAREZ,  L.     Med.Dr.  —  Inst.  F.  Oloriz,  Fac.  of  Med..  Univ.  of  Granada.  GRANADA. 

Spain 
ALVES,  M.  A.  R.     Dr.phil.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Fac.  Filos.  Cienc.  e  Let.  de  Ribeirao  Preto 

U.S.P.,  Caixa  Postal  759.  RIBEIRAO  PRfiTO.  S.P.,  Brazil 
a       Oogenesis.  Bradysia  spec.   (Diptera) 
AMADO,  P.  O.     M.D.  —  Inst,  de  Histol.  e  Embriol..  Fac.  de  Med.,  Av.  Prof.  Egas  Moniz, 

LISBOA  4,  Portugal 


a       Cytology,  histochemistry  and  organotypical  culture  of  the  mesonephros.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
AMANO,  H.     D.Sc.  Prof.  —  Biol.  Lab.,  Doshisha  Univ.,  Kamikyo-ku,  Karasuma  Imadegawa, 

KYOTO,  Japan, 
a       Developmental  mechanism  of  the  heart.  Triturus  pyrrhogaster  (Urodela) 
b       Developmental  mechanism  of  the  limb.  Triturus  pyrrhogaster  (Urodela) 
AMANUMA,  A.     D.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Osaka  City  Univ.,  Sugimoto-cho, 

Suraiyoshi-ku,  OSAKA,  Japan 
a       Experimental  analysis  of  gonadal  differentiation.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
h       Sex  chromatin  in  embryonic  tissues.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
AMONS,   F.     M.Sc.   —  Anat.-Embryol.    Inst.,   Univ.   of  Amsterdam,   Mauritskade   61,   AM- 

STERDAM-O.,  Netherlands 
a       Development  of  pineal  gland.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Influence  of  heavy  metals  on  lymphosarcoma  cell   prohferation  and   behaviour  in  tissue 

culture.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Pineal  body  in  tissue  culture.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
AMOROSO,  E.  C.     F.R.S..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  Royal  Vet.  Coll.,  Univ.  of  London, 

Royal  College  St.,  LONDON  N.W.I,  England  • 

AMPRINO,  R.  M.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Human  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Bari,  Poli- 

clinico,  70124  BARI,  Italy  • 

a       Relations   between   ectoderm    and    mesoderm    in   the    morphogenesis    of   the    wing.   Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Regulative  capacities  of  the  wing  anlage.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Analysis  of  the  twinning  of  limb  buds.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
AMY,  R.  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Southwestern  at  Memphis,  MEMPHIS,  Tenn. 

38112,  U.S.A. 
a       Ultraviolet  microbeam  studies  on  the  developing  embryo.  Habrobcacon  juglandis  (=  Bracon 

hebetor)   (Hymenoptera) 
b       Analysis  of  radiation-induced  embryonic  death.  Habrobracon  juglandis  (=  Bracon  hebetor) 

(Hymenoptera  ) 
ANAND  KUMAR,  T.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   Med.   School,   Univ.   of  Birmingham, 

Edgbaston,  BIRMINGHAM  15,  England 
a       Oogenesis.  ( Lemuroidea,  Primates) 
ANDERSEN,   H.   A.     Ph.D.   —  Biol.    Inst,    of   the   Carlsberg    Found.,   Tagensvej    16,   2200 

COPENHAGEN  N.,  Denmark 
a       Replication  of  DNA  after  synchronization  of  the  cell  division  with  heat  shocks.   Tetra- 

hymena  pyriformis  (Ciliata) 
ANDERSEN,  O.  F.     B.A.  —  Physiol.  Dept.,  Merck  Inst,  for  Therap.  Research,  RAHWAY. 

N.J.  07065,  U.S.A. 
a       Studies  on  the  sperm  acrosome  reaction  in  relation  to  fertilization.  Mesocricetus  auratus 

(Rodentia) 
ANDERSON,  D.  T.     D.Sc.  —  School  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Zool.  Bldg.,  Univ.  of  Sydney,  N.S.W. 

2006,  Australia 
a       Embryology.  Leptograpsus  variegatus  (Brachyura,  Crustacea) 
ANDERSON,  E.  M.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Massachusetts,  AMHERST,  Mass. 

01002,  U.S.A.  • 

ANDERSON.  J.  E.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept  of  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  McMaster  Univ..  HAMIL- 
TON, Ont.,  Canada 
a       Post-natal  growth  and  development  of  bone.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
ANDERSON,  J.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Cornell  Univ.,  ITHACA,  N.Y.  14850, 

U.S.A. 
ANDERSON.  J.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Bardeen  Med.  Labs.,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin, 

MADISON,  Wis.  53706,  U.S.A. 
a       Comparative  histophysiology  of  placenta  and  fetal  membranes,  especially  protein  transfer. 

Geomys  bursarius,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia),  Eptesicus  fuscus,  Noctilio  labialis  (Chir- 

optera),  Canis  [amiliaris   (Carnivora) 
b       Development  of  brain  proteins. 
c       Perinatal  transfer  of  antibodies  via  placenta,  fetal  membranes,  mammary  gland,  gut.  Rattus 

norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
d       Electrophoresis  of  fetal  and  maternal  sera.  Canis  familiaris  (Carnivora),  Castor  canadensis 

(Rodentia),  Odocoileus  virginiana  (Artiodactyla) 
ANDERSON,  M.  J.     B.A.  —  Leland  Stanford  Jr.  Univ.,  STANFORD,  Calif.  94305,  U.S.A. 
a       Microtubules   during    early   cleavage:    1.    assay   of   level   of   microtubular   protein    (tracer 

study).   2.   are  microtubules    (i.e.   spindles)    synthesized  or  assembled?   Strong ylocentrotus 

purpuratus  (Echinoidea),  Urechis  caupo  (Echiuroidea) 
ANDERSON,  P.  N.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Biol.,  Natl.  Cane.  Inst.,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Health,  Bldg.  8. 

Rm  B-18,  BETHESDA,  Md.  20014,  U.S.A. 
a       Radioautographic  analysis  of  DNA  synthetic  cycle  during  embryonic  development  of  the 

ocular  lens.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

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b       Immunochemical  and  histochemical  analysis  of  plasma  cell  and  immunoglobulin  differen- 
tiation;   in     vitro    induction  of   plasma   cell   immunoglobulin   synthesis.   Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
ANDERSSON,  T.     Fil.mag.  —  Zool.  Inst..  Univ.  of  Gothenburg,  4de  LSnggatan  7B,  GOTE- 

BORG  SV.  Sweden 
ANDRES,    G.     Dr.   —   Zool.    Inst,   der   Johannes   Gutenberg    Univ.,    Saarstr.    21,    MAINZ, 

W.Germany  • 

ANDREW,  Miss  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  the  Witwatersrand, 

Hospital  St..  JOHANNESBURG,  S.Africa 
a       Origin  of  enteric  ganglia.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Autoradiographic  study  of  the  relation  between  histones  and  RNA  synthesis  in  cultured 

neural  crest  cells.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  V.  GABIE,  Dept. 

of  2^ol.) 
ANGRA,  S.  K.     M.S.  —  Dr.  Rajendra  Prasad  Center  for  Ophthalm.  Sci.,  All  India  Inst,  of 

Med.  Sci.,  NEW  DELHM6,  India 
a       Lens  regeneration  after  intracapsular  and  extracapsular  lens  extraction,  with  and  without 

implantation  of  embryonal  ocular  tissue.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus   (Lagomorpha).  Macacus 

rhesus  (Primates)   (in  collaboration  with  L.  P.  AGARWAL) 
b       Lens   regeneration   after  extracapsular    lens    extraction   and    implantation   with    20-methyl 

cholanthrene.    Oryctolagus    cuniculus    (Lagomorpha).    Macacus    rhesus    (Primates)     (in 

collaboration  with  L.  P.  AGARWAL) 
c       Ocular  embryonal  tissue  implants  in  the  anterior  chamber  of  the  eye.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 

(Lagomorpha)   (in  collaboration  with  L.  P.  AGARWAL) 
d       Biochemical  assay  of  regenerates   (amino  acids  and  RNA,  DNA).  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 

(Lagomorpha).  Macacus  rhesus  (Primates)   (in  collaboration  with  L.  P.  AGARWAL) 
e       Regeneration   of   iris   after  iridectomies.    Oryctolagus  cuniculus    (Lagomorpha),    Macacus 

rhesus  (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  L.  P.  AGARWAL) 
ANTEUNIS,  Miss  A.  H.  J.     D.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Gent,  Lede- 

ganckstr.  35,  GENT,  Belgium 
ANTON,  H.  J.     Dr.phil..  Doz.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Weyertal  1 19,  5  KOLN-Lindenthal, 

W.Germany 
a       Proteinstoffwechsel  bei  Regenerationsprozessen.   (Amphibia) 
AOTO,  T.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Zool.   Inst..   Fac.  of  Sci.,   Hokkaido   Univ.,   North   10.   West  8, 

SAPPORO.  (060)  Japan 
a       Morphological  and  physiological  studies  on  neurosecretion.  (Crustacea;  Pisces;  Amphibia) 
h       Sex  differentiation  and  gonadal  development.  (Amphibia) 
c       Regeneration  and  cytodifferentiation.  Hydra  magnipapillata  (Hydroidea),  Xenopus  laevis 

(Anura) 
d       Morphogenesis  of  the  nauplius-eye.  Palaemon  paucidens  (Decapoda,  Crustacea) 
e       Morphogenesis  of  the  pineal  organ.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
APEKIN,    V.   S.   —   Azov-Black   Sea   Research    Inst,    of   Marine    Fishery    Management    and 

Oceanogr.,  KERCH,  Crimean  region,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Immunological    study   of   maturation   processes    in   oocytes,    and   of   early   embryogenesis. 

Acipenser  stellatus,  A.  giildenstadti  colchicus   (Chondrostei) 
b       Experimental  and  immunological  study  of  maturation  processes.  Gobius  melanosfomus.  G. 

bafrachocephalus  (Teleostei) 
ARCAN  (STELEA),  Mrs.  A.     Dr.med.  —  Centrul  de  Embriol.  Norm.  §i  Patol.,  Acad.  Republ. 

Romania,  Bul.M.Viteazul  24,  TIMI§OARA,  Rumania 
a       The  influence  of  cytostatics  on  embryonic  and  foetal  development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       The  dependence  of  prenatal   morphogenesis  on   the   integrity   of   the   spinal   cord.   Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
ARGYRIS   (FRANKENHUIS),  Mrs.  B.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  Urol.,  Upstate  Med.  Center. 

State  Univ.  of  New  York.  SYRACUSE,  N.Y.  13210,  U.S.A. 
a       Maturation  of  immunological  capacity;  comparative  study.   1.  Immunological  tolerance.  2. 

Role  of  a  macrophages  in  antibody  synthesis  and  immunological  maturation.  Mus  musculus 
(Rodentia) 
ARGYRIS,  Th.    S.     Ph.D.,    Prof.    —   Dept.    of   Zool.,    Syracuse  Univ.,    130   College   Place, 

SYRACUSE.  N.Y.  13210,  U.S.A. 
a       Regeneration  and  the  control  of  growth  of  adult  organs.    1.   Mechanism  of  hair  growth 

stimulation  in  wound  healing.  2.  Mechanism  of  cellular  proliferation  produced  by  damage  in 

adult  liver  and  kidney.  (Mammalia) 
b       Functional  hypertrophy  and  the  control  of  growth  of  adult  organs.  1 .  Mechanism  of  kidney 

growth   following   unilateral   nephrectomy.    2.   Role   of   plasma    proteins    in   liver   growth. 

(Mammalia) 
c       Stimulation  of  adult  organs  and  tissues  by  tumors;   growth  promoting   effects  of  Ehrlich 

ascites  tumor,  S-180,  on  skin,  mammary  gland,  liver  and  kidney.  (Mammalia) 
d       Induction  of  drug  metabolizing  enzymes  and  liver  growth  by  phenobarbital  and  3-methyl- 

cholanthrene.  Mus  musculus,  Raftus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

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ARIfiNS  KAPPERS,  J.     M.D..  Prof.  —  The  Netherlands  Central  Inst,  for  Brain  Research. 

IJdijk  28.  AMSTERDAM-O.,  Netherlands  • 

ARIMA.  Sh.     D.Agr.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Anim.  Morphol.,  Biol.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Nara  Women's 

Univ.,  Kitauoya-Nishi-machi,  NARA,  Japan 
a       Studies  on  the  end-products  of  metabolism  in  the  embryo  and  the  tadpole.  Rhacophorus 

schlegelii  var.  arborea  (Anuca) 
b       Effects  of  mammalian  prolactin  on  the  growth  and  the  nitrogenous  excretion  of  tadpoles. 

Rhacophorus  schlegelii  var.  arborea  (Anura) 
ARMS,  Miss  K.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Stanford  Univ..  STANFORD.  Calif.  94305. 

U.S.A. 
ARMSTRONG.  P.  B.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  School  of  Med..  State  Univ.  of  New 

York,  766  Irving  Ave.,  SYRACUSE.  N.Y.  13210,  U.S.A. 
a       Behavioral  responses  in  developing  embryos.  Amiurus  nebulosus  (Teleostei),  Amby stoma 

punctatum  (Urodela) 
ARMSTRONG,  Miss  R.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  School  of  Med..  Univ.  of  California. 

SAN  FRANCISCO.  Cahf.  94122.  U.S.A. 
a       Early  development  of  the  mammary  gland  with  special  reference  to  tissue  interaction  and 

DNA  synthesis  using  culture  methods  and  H^  thymidine  labeling.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Lens   development,   with   special   reference   to   cell  division   and  lens   fibre   differentiation. 

Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
ARNAULD.  Miss  E.  L.     Dr.Biol.Anim.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim..   Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux. 

351  Cours  de  la  Liberation.  33  TALENCE.  France 
a       Etude  experimental  du  developpement  du  mesonephros.  Rana  spec.  Discoglossus  spec. 

Bufo  spec.  (Anuca) 
h       Etude  experimentale  de  la  metamorphose  du  rein.  Rana  spec.  Discoglossus  spec.  Bufo  spec. 

(Anura) 
ARNDT.   E.  A.     Dr.rer.nat..   Prof.  —  Zool.   Inst,   der  Univ.,  Abt.   Meeresbiol.,   Universitats- 

platz  2,  ROSTOCK.  East.Germany 
ARNOLD,  J.  M.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Pacific  Biomed.  Research  Centre.   Univ.   of  Hawaii.   2538 

The  Mall.  HONOLULU.  Hawaii  96822.  U.S.A. 
a       Studies   on  the   egg    cortex    (histochemical    techniques,    electron   microscopy   and    centrif- 

ugation).  Loligo  pealii  (Decapoda) ,  Octopus  spec.  (Octopoda,  Mollusca) 
h       Studies   on  the  developmental   fine   structure  of   the   eye-lens.   Loligo   pealii    (Decapoda), 

Octopus  spec.   (Octopoda,  Mollusca) 
c       Studies  on  the  formation  of  the  blastoderm  and  cleavage.   (Cephalopoda,  Mollusca) 
ARNOLD.    Miss  J.    M.     M.Sc   —  Zool.    Dept..    Univ.   of   W.Austraha.    NEDLANDS.  W. 

Australia  6009.  Australia 
a       Development  of  homeostatic  mechanisms  associated  with  respiration  and  energy  metabolism. 

Dasyurus  geoffroyi  (Marsupialia) 
ARNOLDS.    W.    J.    A.     M.Sc.     —     Zool.    Lab..    State    Univ.    of    Utrecht.    Janskerkhof    3, 

UTRECHT.  Netherlands 
a       Investigation  of  albumen   uptake   in  embryos  by   means  of  immunofluore.scent   tracing   of 

albumen  proteins.  Limnaea  stagnalis  (Gastropoda) 
ARORA.  H.  L.     Ph.D.  —  address  unknown  • 

ARRU.  Miss  A.     Dr.  —  1st.  di  Zool..  Fac.  di  S.M.F.N..  Univ.  di  Sassari,  Via  Murroni  25. 

07100  SASSARI.  Italy 
a       Gonadogenesis.  Crenilabrus  spec.  (Labridae),  Syngnathus  spec.  (Syngnathiformes.  Teleostei) 
ARTHUR.  Miss  E.     M.Sc  —  School  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  East  Anglia.  Wilberforce  Rd.. 

NORWICH.  NOR  88C,  England 
a       Neoplasms  particularly  lymphosarcomas.  Xcnopus  laevis  (Anuca) 
b       Control  of  cell  division.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anuca) 
ASAKURA.  K.  —  Biol.  Inst..  Fac  of  Sci..  Univ.  of  Kanazawa.  Marunouchi-1,  KANAZAWA. 

Japan 
a       Development  and  regeneration  of  scales.  Oryzias  latipes,  Cacassius  aucatus  and  other  spp. 

(Teleostei) 
ASAMI.  K.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Biol..  Natl.  Inst,  of  Radiol.  Sci..  Anagawa  4-9-1.  CHIBA.  (280) 

Japan 
a       Biochemical    research   on    the    hormonal    control   of   placental    growth.   Rattus    norvegicus 

(Rodentia) 
b       Changes  in  egg  energy  metabolism  at  fertilization.  Anthocidaris  crassipina,  Hemicentrotus 

pulcheccimus  (Echinoidea) 
ASAYAMA.  S.     Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Embryol..  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Osaka  City  Univ..  Sugimoto-cho. 

Sumiyoshi-ku.  OSAKA.  Japan 
a       Study  on  gonad  differentiation.  Homo  sapiens  (Pcimates) 
h       Experimental  analysis  of  gonadal  sex.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 

ASHBY.   K.   R.     Ph.D. —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Durham.  South  Rd..  DURHAM.  England 
a       The  development  of  the  reproductive  system,  and  the  modifications  induced  by  treatment 

with  steroid  hormones  during  the  course  of  sexual  differentiation.  Salmo  icideus,  S.  tcutta 

(Teleostei) 

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ASHHURST,  Miss  D.  E.     D.Phil.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.   School,  Univ.  of  Birmingham. 

Edgbaston,  BIRMINGHAM   15.  England 
a       Development  of  connective  tissue  in  the  pupa:  site  of  polymerization  of  collagen  molecules 

(using  labelled  proline).  Galleria  mellonella   (Lepidopteca) 
ASHLEY,    G.    T.     M.D.    —    Dcpt.    of   Anat.,    Univ.    of    Manchester,    MANCHESTER    13, 

England 
ASLING,  C.  W.     M.D.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  California, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  Calif.  94122,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  face  and  palate,  and  congenital  defects  resulting   from  maternal  pteroyl- 

glutamic  acid  deficiency.  Rattus  spec.   (Rodentia) 
b       Development   of   inner   ear,    and    congenital    defects    resulting    from    maternal    manganese 

deficiency.  Rattus  spec.  (Rodentia) 
c       Autoradiographic  studies  on  abnormal  development  in  the  embryo,  with  special  reference 

to  the  neural  tube.  Rattus  spec.  (Rodentia) 
ASNANI,  Miss  M.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Baroda,  BARODA-2, 

India 
a       Liver,  spleen  and  lymph  gland  regeneration.  (Reptilia;  Aves) 
ASSENMACHER,  I.  A.     Dr.Med.,  Dr.  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci., 

Univ.  de  Montpellier,  Place  Eugene  Bataillon,  34  MONTPELLIER.   France 
ASTAHOVA    (DJAKONOVA),   Mrs.   I.   N.  —  Dept.   of  Embryol.,   Fac.   of  Biol.,   Moscow 

Univ..  MOSCOW  V-234,  U.S.S.R. 
ASTAUROV,   B.   L.     Dr.biol.sci.,    Prof.   —   Inst,   of   Devclopm.   Biol.,   Acad,   of   Sci.   of   the 

U.S.S.R.,  Vavilow  St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R.  • 

a       Artificial  parthenogenesis  and  experimental  polyploidy.  Bombyx  mori  (Lepidoptera) 
h       Induction   of   amphidiploidy   in   interspecific   hybrids.   Bombyx   mori,  B.    mandarina    (Le- 
pidoptera)   (in  collaboration  with  Miss  V.  N.  VEREISKAYA). 
c       Genetic  control  of  egg  cell  reactivity  to  the  stimuli  activating   artificial   parthenogenesis. 

Bombyx  mori  (Lepidoptera) 
AUCLAIR.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Biol.,  Rensselaer  Polytechn.   Inst.,  TROY,  N.Y. 

12181.  U.S.A. 
a       Macromolecular  protein  synthesis  and  associated  morphogenesis  of  cilia  during  the  blastula 

stage.    Arbacia    punctulata.    Strong ylocentrotus    purpuratus    (Echinoidea) ,    Chaetoptenis 

pergamentaceus  (Annelida) 
h       Macromolecular   synthesis  during   regeneration  of   cilia   in   gastrulae.   Arbacia  punctulata. 

Strong  ylocentrotus  purpuratus  (Echinoidea),  Chaetoptenis  pergamentaceus  (Annelida) 
AUERBACH,  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,   Univ.  of  Wisconsin,    1117  West  Johnson  St.. 

MADISON,  Wis.  53706.  U.S.A. 
AUERSPERG,  N.     M.D.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  British  Columbia,  VAN- 
COUVER 8,  B.C.,  Canada 
a       Interaction  of  cellular  and  environmental  factors  in  tumor  histogenesis    in    vitro.    Homo 

sapiens  (Primates) 
AUGSTEN,  H.     Dr.habil.,  Prof.  —  Sekt.  Biol.  -  Pflanzenphysiol.,   Friedrich-Schiller  Univ., 

von-Hase-Weg  3,  69  JENA,  East.Germany 
a       The  relationship   between   metabolism   and   development.   Ficaria   uerna    (Ranunculaceae). 

(Gramineae) 
b       Some    problems   of    metabolism    (enzyme    activities)    during    germination.    Pisum    sativum 

(Papilionaceae) 
AUROUX.  M.     Dr.en  Med.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Erabryol.  A.  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres, 

PARIS  Vie.  France 
a       Developpement  normal  et  anormal  de  I'encephale.  Mus  rattus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
h       Perturbations  tardives  du  systeme  nerveux  central  compatibles  avec  la  vie   (baisse  de  la 

capacite  d'apprentissage).  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
AUSTIN,  C  R.     D.Sc.  —  Physiol.  Lab.,  Univ.  of  Cambridge.  Downing  St.,  CAMBRIDGE 

CB2  3EG,  England  • 

a       Investigations   on    gametes,    fertilization   and    early    development.    (Polychaeta;   Mollusca; 

Echinodermata;  Reptilia;  Mammalia) 
b       Induced  and  spontaneous  anomalies  of  development.  (Mammalia) 
AVE,    K.      D.Sc.    —    Dept.  of  Biol.,   Fac.  of  Sci.,  Kyushu  Univ.,   Hakozaki.   FUKUOKA, 

812,  Japan 
a       Heterogeneous  cell  composition  of  germ  layers.  (Amphibia) 
b       Sialic  acid  distribution  on  the  cell  surface.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
AVEL.  M.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gener.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux,  40  Rue  Lamartine. 

TALENCE    (Gironde).   France  • 

AVERKINA.  Mrs.  R.  F.     Cand.med.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol..  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R..  Baltiyskaya  St.  8.  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
AVRAMOVIC   (CERMELJ),  Mrs.  N.       B.Sc.  —  Inst,  of  Nucl.  Sci.  "Boris  Kidrich",  BEL- 
GRADE. Yugoslavia 

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AWATTA,  E.     M.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Osaka  City  Univ.,  Sugimoto-cho, 

Sumiyoshi'ku,  OSAKA,  Japan 
a       Analysis  of  the  testis  specific  antigens.  Cavia  cobaya,  Mas  mtisculus  (Rodentia) 
AX.    P.     Dr.,    Prof.    —    II.    Zool.    Inst,    und    Museum,    Berlinerstr.    28.    GOTTINGEN,    W. 

Germany 
AXELROD,   L.   R.     Ph.D.  —   Div.   of   Biol.   Growth   and  Developm.,   Southwest  Found,    for 

Research  and  Educ,  P.O.Box  28147,  SAN  ANTONIO,  Tex.  78228.  U.S.A. 
a       Steroid  metabolism  in  the  fetus.  Homo  sapiens,  Papio  spec.  (Primates) 
A.YKAg.  I.     D.V.M.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol..  Med.  Fac,  Ataturk  Univ.,  ERZURUM, 

Turkey 
AZOUBEL.  R.     M.D..  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  de  Morfol.  Humana  Functional  e  Apllcada,  Fac.  de 

Med.  de  Ribeirao  Preto,  Univ.  de  Sao  Paulo,  Caixa  Postal  301,  RIBEIRAO  PRETO. 

S.P.,  Brazil 
a       Histochemistry  of  developing  neurons.  (Vertebrata)   (in  collaboration  with  A.  R.  CRUZ), 
b       Allometric  growth  of  the  eye  in  hemispherectomized  animals.  Ratttis  rattus  (Rodentia)   (in 

collaboration  with  A.  R.  CRUZ  and  S.  lUCIF) 
c       Effect  of  hemispherectomy  on  the  thyroid  gland.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia)   (in  collaboration 

with  A.  R.  CRUZ  and  S.  lUCIF) 
d       Effect  of  hypervitaminosis  A  on  the  fetus.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
BABA,  S.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Botany,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Kyoto  Univ.,  KYOTO,  Japan 
a       Experimental  induction  of  wound  vessel  member  differentiation.  Coleus  blumei  (Labiatae) 

(in  collaboration  with  L.  W.  ROBERTS,  Moscow,  Idaho,  U.S.A.) 
BABAYEVA,  Mrs.  A.  G.     Cand.med.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A- 135,  U.S.S.R. 
BACCARINI.  Miss  I.     M.D.  —  Dept.  de  Biol.  Geral.  Inst,  de  Cienc.  Biol,  da  U.F.M.G.,  Rua 

Carangola  288  -  4°andar,  C.P.  253,  BELO  HORIZONTE,  M.G.,  Brazil 
a       Study   of   the   nuclear  size   and   DNA   content    (cytophotometry)    of   different   organs   in 

embryo  and  larva.  Ascidia  nigra  (Ascidiae) 
h       Study  of  the  DNA  synthesis  with  autoradiography  and  cytophotometry  of  endometrium, 

myometrium  and  placenta.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
BACKHOUSE,  K.  M.     M.B.,  B.S.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Charing  Cross  Hosp.  Med.  School,  62 

Chandos  Place,  LONDON  W.C.2,  England 
a       Gubernaculum  testis  and  testicular  descent.   (Mammalia) 
b       Early  embryology  and  implantation.  Halichoerus  grypus  (Pinnipedia) 
BACKSTR5M,   S.  A.  A.     Fil.Dr.  —  The  Wenner-Gren  Inst.,  Norrtullsgatan   16,   S-113  45 

STOCKHOLM,  Sweden 
a       Basic   proteins  during  oogenesis   and   early  development    (biochemical,   histochemical   and 

autoradiographic  methods).  Paracentrotus  lividus,  Psammechinus  miliaris  (Echinoidea) 
BADE,  E.  G.     M.D.  —  Inst,  de  Patol.  Gener.  y  Exper..  Fac.  de  Ciencias  Med.,  Univ.  Nac. 

de  Cuyo,   Casilla   de  Correo   513,   MENDOZA,   Argentina 
BADINEZ,  O.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Cat.  de  Embriol.,  Escuela  de  Med..  Univ.  de  Chile,  Zanartu 

1042,  SANTIAGO,  Chile 
BAEVSKY,  J.  B.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Anim.  Evolut.  Morphol.  and  Ecol.,  Acad,  of  Sci. 

of  the  USSR,  Lenin  Avenue  33,  MOSCOW  W-71,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Retardation    of    embryo    development    and    state    of    maternal    endocrine    glands    during 

embryonic  diapause.   Talpa  altaica    (Insectivora),  Martes  zibellina,  Mustela   vison    (Cat' 

nivoca),  Rattus  norvegicus.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
BAFFONI,  G.  M.     Dr.Biol.Sci.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Modena,  Via  Beren 

gario  14,  41100  MODENA,  Italy 
a       Growth  and  differentiation  of  the  nervous  cell.  (Cyclostomata;  Teleosfei;  Amphibia;  Aves; 

Mammalia) 
b       Localisation  of  mitoses  in  the  central  nervous  system:  numerical  variations  of  ventricular 

and  extraventricular  mitoses  in  the  normal  development,  regenerating  nervous  tissue  and  in 

thyroxinated  tadpoles.  Xenopus  spec,  Bufo  spec.  (Anura),  Triturus  spec.  (Urodela) 
c       Regeneration  of  the  nervous  system  in  postmetamorphic  animals.  (Teleostei;  Anura) 
d       Regeneration  of  nerve  fibres  during  larval  life.  (Urodela) 
e       Differentiation  of  epidermal  and  intestinal  epithelia.  (Annelida,  Crustacea) 
BAGWSKA    (BORSUK),   Mrs.   I.     M.D.   —   Inst,   of   Pathol.  Anat..   Milit.   Acad,   of   Med., 

Plac  9  Maja,  JLODZ,  Poland 
BAGII^SKI.  S.     M.D.,  Prof.   (Emer.)  —  Narutowicza  94-9,  {:0D2,  Poland 
a       Teratogenesis  and  developmental  pathology.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
h       Development  of  nervous  system  (microcinematography).  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
BAGLIONI,    C.     M.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.    of   Biol.,    Massachusetts    Inst,    of   Technol.,    CAM- 
BRIDGE, Mass.  02139,  U.S.A.  • 
BAGNARA,  J.  T.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Arizona,  TUCSON,  Arizona 

85721,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Various    aspects   of    the   development    and    endocrinology    of    pigmentation.    Many    spp. 

(Amphibia) 
h       Ultrastructure  of  chromatophores.  Many  spp.  (Amphibia) 

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c       Developmental   physiology   of   xanthophores,   erythrophores,   and   iridophores.    Many   spp. 

(Amphibia) 
BAIRATI,  A.  —  1st.  di  Genet..  Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Celoria  10.  20133  MILANO,  Italy 
a       Electron  microscopy  of  tissues.  Dcosophila  spec.  (Diptera) 
BAKER,  J.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Entomol.,  Iowa  State  Univ.,  AMES.  Iowa  50010. 

U.S.A. 
a       Incorporation  and  transport  of  labeled  metabolites  by  early  stage  blastoderms    in   vitro. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Gallilormes).  Pygoscelis  adelic  (Spheniscidae,  Aves) 
b       Incubation  physiology  and  growth  rate  studies  of  early  embryonic  stages.  Pygoscelis  adelie 

(Spheniscidae,  Aves) 
BAKER,  Mrs.  P.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  California.  BERKELEY,  Calif.  94720, 

U.S.A. 
a       The    ultrastructural   morphology    and    histochemistry    of    cells    undergoing    morphogenetic 

movement.  Hyla  regitla,  Rana  pipiens,  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
h       The  ultrastructure  of  wound  healing.  Hyla  regilla,  Rana  pipiens,  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
c       The  ultrastructural  morphology  of  the   gastrula   and  neurula   stages.   Hyla  regilla,  Rana 

pipiens,  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
BAKER,  R.  F.     Ph.D    —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Southern  California,  University  Park, 

LOS  ANGELES,  Calif.  90007,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  genetics  and  regulation  of  macromolecular  synthesis  (Echinoidea) 
BAKER,  T.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Hormone  Lab.,  Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynaecol.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh, 

Chalmers  St.,  EDINBURGH  3,  Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Oogenesis.  (Primates) 

b       The  effects  of  X-rays  on  female  germ  cells.  (Rodentia;  Primates) 

c       The  fine  structure  and  metabolic  activity  of  oogonia  and  oocytes.  (Rodentia;  Primates) 
d       Cytological   and  endocrine  studies   of  ovulation,   fertilization   and   early  development    i  n 

vitro.   Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  and  other  Primates 
e       The  structure  and  hormonal  control  of  the  placenta  maintained  in  organ  culture.  Homo 

sapiens  (Primates) 
BAKER,  W    K.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  CHICAGO, 

111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Genetic  studies  on  differentiation  processes.  Drosophila  spec.   (Diptera) 
BAL,  A.  K.     D.Phil.  —  Dept.  des  Sci.  Biol.,  Univ.  de  Montreal,  Case  Postale  6128,  MON- 
TREAL, Que.,  Canada 
a       Changes  in  the  membrane  system  of  cells  during  differentiation    (root  meristem).  Allium 

cepa  (Liliaceae) 
h       Changes  in  the  membrane  system  during  oogenesis.  Arbacia  punctulafa  (Echinoidea) 
c       Autoradiographic   study   of   nucleic   acid    synthesis   during    oogenesis   Arbacia   punctulata 

(Echinoidea) 
BALINSKY,  B.  I.     Dr.Biol.Sci.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  the  Witwatersrand,  Milner 
Park,  JOHANNESBURG.  S.Africa  • 

a       An  electron  microscopic  study  of  early  development,   (lower  Vertebrata) 
BALLARD,  W.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Dartmouth  Coll.,  HANOVER,  N.H. 

03755,  U.S.A. 
a       Morphogenetic  movements  in  embryos.  (Teleostei) 
h       Monograph  on  developmental  anatomy.  Ambystoma  spec.  (Urodela) 

BALLS,  M.     D.Phil.  —  School  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  East  Anglia,  Wilberforce  Rd.,  NOR- 
WICH, NOR  88C,  England 
a       Neoplasms  particularly  lymphosarcomas.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
h       Nuclear-cytoplasmic  interaction  in  early  development.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura, 
c       Control  of  cell  division.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

BALON,  E.  K.     Ph.D.  —  Lab.  of  Fish.  Research,  Zelezna  Studienka  806,  BRATISLAVA, 
Czechoslovakia 

—   temporarily   up   to    1971:    Centr.   Fish.   Research   Inst.    (UNDP-FAO),   P.O.Box    100, 
CHILANGA,  Zambia 
a       Embryology  and  life  cycle.  Cyprinus  carpio   (Cyprinidae) ,  Hydrocynus  vittatus,  Alestes 

spec.  (Characidae,  Teleostei) 
b       Studies  on  development.   Tilapia  spec.   (Cichlidae;  Mormyridae,  Teleostei) 
BALTUS,  Mis  E.  J.     D.Sc.  —  Lab.  de  Morphol.  Anim.,  Univ.  libre  de  Bruxelles,  67,  rue  des 

Chevaux,  RHODE-ST-GENESE,  Brabant,  Belgium 
a       Studies  on  DNA  synthesis  during  oogenesis.   (Amphibia) 
b       Evolution  of  cytoplasmic  DNA  during  embryonic  development.   (Amphibia) 
BALTZER,   F.     Dr.,   Prof.    (Emer.)    —   Zool.    Inst.,   Univ.    Bern,    Sahlistr.   8,    3000   BERN, 
Switzerland  * 

BAND,  R.  N.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,   Michigan  State  Univ.,  EAST  LANSING, 

Mich.  48823,  U.S.A. 
a       Mechanism   of   cell-to-cell   adhesion.    Acanthamoeba    (=    Mayorella)    palestinensis    (Rhi- 
zopoda 

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b       Cytokinesis  studies;  the  induction  of  division  in  uninucleate  cells  without  mitosis,  leading 

to  enucleate  and  nucleate  daughter  cells. 
BANERJEE,  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Entomol.,  Tea  Research  Assoc,  Tocklai  Exper.  Station, 

JORHAT  8,  Assam,  India 
a       Reproductive   physiology    and    histochemical    distribution   of    phosphatases.    Odontotermes 

redemanni   (Termitidae,  Isoptera) 
h       Caste  development.  Odontotermes  redemanni  (Termitidae,  Isoptera) 
BANKS,   B.     Dr.  —  Dept.   of  Chem..   Univ.   Coll.   London,   Gower  St.,   LONDON  W.C.I, 

England 
BANTHORPE,  D.  V.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Chem.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Cower  St.,  LONDON 

W.C.   1,  England 
BAPAT,    Miss   S.     M.Sc.   —   Dept.    of   Zool.,    Shivaji    Univ.,    Vidyanagar,    KOLHAPUR-4, 

Maharashtra  State,   India 
BARABANOV,   V.   M.     Cand.biol.sci.   —   Inst,   of   Exper.   Biol.,   Acad,   of   Med.   Sci.   of   the 

U.S.S.R.,  Bakiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
BARASA,  A.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  degli  Anim.  Domestici,  Univ.  di  Torino,  Via  Nizza  52,   10126 

TORINO,  Italy 
a       Morphogenetic  processes  of  the  wing  following  removal  of  some  parts.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
b       Mitochondria  and  lipochondria  in  cells  cultured    in    vitro    in  various  experimental  con- 
ditions. Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Origin  of  binucleate  cells  in  cultures.  (Aves) 

d       Effect  of  subnormal  temperatures  on  mitosis  of  cells  cultured   in   vitro.    (Aves) 
e       Mitoses  of  binucleate  cells.  (Aves) 
BARBAGALLO  (PATTI),  Mrs.  J.     Dr.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Catania,  Via  Androne  81, 

95124  CATANIA,  Italy 
a       Physiological    and   experimental    embryology   of   the    earliest   developmental   stages.    Por- 

ce//io  laevis  (Isopoda) 
BARBIERI,  F.  D.     Dr.Biochem.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  de  Biol.,  Univ.  Nac.  de  Tucuman,  Chacabuco 

460,  S.  M.  de  TUCUMAN,  Argentina 
a       Chemical  factors  involved  in  fertilization:  jelly  coats  and  diffusible  factor.  Bufo  arenarum 

(Anura) 
BARBOSA  AYUCAR,  E.     Dr.en  Med.  —  Serv.  de  Embriol.  Exper.,  Cat.  de  Anat.,  Fac.  de 

Med.,  VALLADOLID,  Spain 
a       Effect  of  puromycin  on  morphogenesis.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
BARCH,   Mrs.   S.   H.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.   Dept.,   Biol.   Research   Center.   Michigan   State   Univ.. 

EAST  LANSING,  Mich.  48823,  U.S.A. 
BARIGOZZI,  C.     Dr.Sci..  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Genet.,  Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Celoria   10,  20133 

MILANO,  Italy  • 

a       DNA  replication  in  cells  cultured   in   vitro.   Drosophila  melanogaster  (Dipteca) 
BARNARD,    P.    B.    T.     Fil.Lic.   —   The   Wenner-Gren    Inst.,    Norrtullsgatan    16,    S-113    45 

STOCKHOLM,  Sweden 
a       Ultrastructural  and  chemical  differentiation  of  brown  adipose  tissue  in  pre-  and  neonatal 

animals,  especially  mitochondrial  changes.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia).  Ocyctolagus  cuni- 

cuius  (Lagomorpha) 
BARR,  Miss  G.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  The  Univ.,  GLASGOW  W.2,  Scotland,  U.K. 
BARSACCHI,  Miss  G.     Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp.  dell'Univ.,  Via  A.  Volta  -i, 

PISA,  Italy 
a       Lampbrush  chromosomes.  (Urodela) 

BART,  A.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  36,  59  LILLE-Distribution,  France 
a       Morphogenesis  and  regeneration.  Carausius  morosus  ( Phasmidoptera) 
BARTELMEZ,    G.    W.    f     Ph.D.    —    Dept.    of    Embryol.,    Carnegie    Inst,    of    Washington, 

115  W.  University  Parkway,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210,  U.S.A. 

(deceased) 
BARTH,  L.  G.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Marine  Biol.  Lab.,  Box  27,  WOODS  HOLE,  Mass.  02543. 

U.S.A.  • 

a       The  sodium  dependence  of  embryonic  induction.  Rana  pipiens   (Anura) 
BARTH,  Mrs.  L.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Marine  Biol.  Lab.,  Box  27,  WOODS  HOLE,  Mass.  02543, 

U.S.A.  • 

a       The  sodium  dependence  of  embryonic  induction.  Rana  pipiens   (Anura) 
b       Nature  of  the  hybrid  block  to  development.  Rana  pipiens  x  R.  sylvatica  (Anura) 
BARTH,  R.  H..  Jr.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  The  Univ.  of  Texas,  AUSTIN,  Tex.  78712. 

U.S.A. 
a       Physiology  of  reproduction:  role  of  corpora  allata  and  neurosecretory  system  in  control  of 

reproductive  behavior  and   physiology,   and  regulation   of  the   reproductive   cycle   of  the 

female.    Byrsotria    fumigata.    Leucophaea    maderae,    Nauphoeta    cinerea    and    other    spp. 

(Dictyoptera) 
h       Effect  of  insect  hormones  on  RNA  metabolism  during  pupal   diapause   and  adult  devel- 
opment. Antherea  pernyi,  Hyalophora  cecropia  and  other  spp.   (Saturniidae,  Lepidoptera) 

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BARTKE,  A.     Ph.D.  —  Worcester  Found,  for  Exper.  Biol..  222  Maple  Ave.,   SHREWS- 
BURY, Mass.  01545,  U.S.A. 
a       Hormonal  control  of  spermatogenesis;  effects  and  mechanism  of  action  of  prolactin.  (Quan- 
titative histological  analysis  of  seminiferous  epithelium  and  biochemical  measurements  of 

Leydig  cell  activity).  Mus  miisculus  (Rodentia) 
BARTONE,  J.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med.,  Howard  Univ..  WASHINGTON, 

D.C.,  U.S.A. 
BARTOS,  F.     RNDr.,  C.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Med.  Fac,  Charles  Univ.,  §imkova  870, 

HRADEC  KRALOVfi,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Cytology  of  granulation  tissue.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Regeneration  of  bone  and  cartilage.  Canis  lamiliaris  (Carnivora) 
c       Developmental   biology   of   ligamentum   nuchae    (cells,   collagen   and   elastin).    Bos  taurus 

(Artiodactyla) 
BARUA,  D.  N.     Ph.D.  —  Bot.  Branch,  Tea  Research  Assoc,  Tocklai  Exper.  Station,  CIN- 

NAMARA,  P.O.,  Assam,  India 
BATEMAN,  A.  J.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc.  —  Cytogenet.  Dept.,  Paterson  Labs.,  Christie  Hosp.  and  Holt 

Radium  Inst.,  Wilmslow  Rd.,  MANCHESTER  20,  England 
a       The  development  of  embryos  with  genotypes  which  are  lethal  because  of  aneuploidy  or 

partial  aneuploidy  (progeny  of  translocation  heterozygotes).  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Development  of  testis  with  special  reference  to  Sertoli  cells.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Effect  of  X-rays  on  immature  testis.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
BATTLE,  Miss  H.  I.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Coll.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Western  Ontario, 

LONDON,  Ont.,  Canada 
a       Effects  of  chloramphenicol  on  early  developmental  processes.   (Teleostei) 
b       Comparative  effects  of  selective  inhibitors  of  amino  acid,  protein  and  RNA  synthesis  on 

early  developmental  processes.   (Teleostei) 
BAUME,  L.  J.     D.M.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  de  Med.  Dentaire,  30  Rue  Lombard,  1200  GENEVE, 

Switzerland 
BAUTZ  (PORTMANN),  Mrs.  A.  M.     Lic.es  Sc.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Nancy. 

30  rue  Ste  Catherine,  54  NANCY,  France 
a       Effet  des  rayons  X  sur  la  regeneration.  Nereis  diversicolor  (Polychaefa  errantia) 
BAVEJA.  Miss  R.     M.S.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Motilal  Nehru  Med.   Coll.,   ALLAHABAD-1, 

India 
a       Role  of  endometrium  and  extraplacental  membranes  in  the  fetomatemal  exchange  process, 

histochemical  and  cytochemical  methods.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with 

H.  C.  VARMA) 
BAXTER   (GRILLO),  Mrs.  D.  L.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Ibadan,  IBADAN,  Nigeria 
BAXTER,  E.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Dept.,  Guy's  Hosp.  Med.  School,  LONDON  S.E.I,  England 
a       Biology,  including  development  and  metamorphosis.  Petromyzon  spec.  (Cyclostomata) 
b       Food  changes  during  larval  period  of  growth.  Ammocoetes  (Cyclostomata) 
c       Uptake  and  fate  of  "Thorotrast".  Ammocoetes  (Cyclostomata) 
BEAMS,  H.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Iowa,  IOWA  CITY,  Iowa  52240, 

U.S.A. 
a       Synthesis  and  deposition  of  yolk, 
b       Embryology  of  blood 

BEARN,  J.  G.     B.S.  —  Anat.  Dept.,  Middlesex  Hosp.  Med.  School,  LONDON  W.l,  England 
BEATTY,  R.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet..   Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West  Mains  Rd., 

EDINBURGH  EH9  3JN,  Scotland,  U.K.  • 

a       Breeding   of   genetically   tagged   strains   for   use   in   developmental   biology.    Oryctolagus 

cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
b       Developmental  biology  and  genestics  of  gametes.  Drosophila  spp.  (Diptera),  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
BEAUDOIN,  A.  R.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Michigan,  East  Med.  Bldg., 

ANN  ARBOR,  Mich.  48104,  U.S.A. 
BEAUMONT,  A.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  comp.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  d'Orsay,  Univ.  de 

Paris,  Batiment  441,  91-ORSAY,  France 
a       Evolution  du  pancreas  larvaire  au  cours  de  la  metamorphose   (microscopic  electronique). 

Discoglossus  pictus,  Alytes  obstetricans  (Anura) 
BEAUMONT,  Miss  H.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School.  Univ.  of  Birmingham. 

Edgbaston,  BIRMINGHAM  15.  England 
a       Effects  of  irradiation  on  male  and  female  germ  cells,  judged  by  changes  in  population  of 

cells  in  the  gonads  and  the  capacity  of  gametes  to  produce  viable  embryos.  Rattus  nor- 
vegicus (Rodentia) 
b       Definition  of  factors  influencing  the  radiosensitivity  of  germ  cells  (e.g.  metabolic  activity. 

changes  in  the  hormonal  environment).  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
BEAUPAIN  (CREPY).  Mrs.  D.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  Exper.  du  C.N.R.S.. 

49  bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94  NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 

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a       Caracterisation  des  substances  morphogenes  qui  interviennent  au  cours  du  developpement 

embryonnaire  du  poumon.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
b       Caracterisation  des  substances  inhibitrices  de  la  regeneration  du  pharynx.  (Turbellaria) 
BEBBINGTON.  A.     M.Sc,  M.I.Biol.  —  Dept.  of  Zoo!.,   Univ.  of  Bristol,  BRISTOL  BS8 

lUG,  England 
a       Development.    (Aplysiidae,  Opisthobcanchia,  Gastropoda) 
h       Development.  ( Aplacophora,  Amphineura) 

BECK,  F.     M.D.,  Ch.B.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  The  London  Hosp.  Med.  Coll..  Turner  St.,  White- 
chapel,  LONDON  E.l,  England  • 
a       The  effect  of  trypan  blue  on  development.  (Mammalia) 
h       Embryonic  nutrition.  (Mammalia) 

c       The  postnatal  maturation  of  intestinal  epithelium.   (Mammalia) 
BECKER,  H.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.  Miinchen,  Luisenstr.  14,  8  MONCHEN 

2,  W.Germany  • 

BECU§    (LAURENTIU),    Mrs.   M.     M.D.   —   Dept.   of   Neuropathol.,   Research   Station   of 

Tirgu-Mure§  of  the  Acad,  of  the  S.S.R.,  Str.Gh.  Marinescu  38,  TIRGU-MURE§,  Romania 
BEERMANN,  W.     Dr.rer.nat.,  Prof.  —  Max  Planck  Inst,  fiir  Biol.,  Abt.  Beermann,  Spemann- 

str.  34,  74  TUBINGEN,  W.  Germany  • 

a       Puffing  and  differentiation  of  chromosomes  in  salivary  glands.  Chironomus  tentans  (Diptera) 
BEETSCHEN.  J.  C.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gener.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  118  Route  de 

Narbonne,  31  TOULOUSE  (04),  France  • 

a       Recherches   cytologiques,   embryologiques   et   genetiques  sur  I'heteroploidie   experimentale. 

(Amphibia) 
b       Etude  d'un  facteur  recessif  semi-letal,  ac.  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela)    (en  collaboration 

avec  A.  JAYLET) 
c       Etude  experimentale  de  la  differenciation  des  cellules  embryonnaires  en  culture   in   vitro. 

(Urodela)    (en  collaboration  avec  Mme  A.  M.  DUPRAT) 
BEGLEY,  D.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Nottingham,  NOTTINGHAM,  England 
a       Postnatal  antibody  absorption.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
b       Electron  microscope  studies  of  the  differentiating  intestine.  (Mammalia) 
BEHRMAN,   S.   J.     M.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Obstet.   and  Gynecol.,   Center  for  Research   in 

Reprod.  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Michigan  Med.  Center,  ANN  ARBOR,  Mich.  48104,  U.S.A. 
a       Antigenicity  of  the  trophoblast.  Ocyctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha),  Mus  musculus  (Ro- 
dentia), (Primates) 
h       Sperm  antibodies. 
BEINBRECH,  G.     Dr.  —  Inst,  fur  Zellphysiol.,  Abt.  fiir  Biol.,  Ruhr-Univ.,   Postfach  2148, 

D-463  BOCHUM,  W.Germany 
a       Development  of  muscles   during   metamorphosis:    formation  of  the  myofibrils   and   of  the 

sarcotubular  system.  Phocmia  regina  (Diptera) 
BELKA   (GRZYBEK),  Mrs.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Gen.  Biol..  Silesian  Acad,  of  Med.,  K. 

Marksa  19,  Rokitnica,  ZABRZE  8,  Poland 
a       Histochemical    studies    of    adrenal    cortex    in    regeneration    and    compensation    processes. 

(Rodentia) 
BELL,  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Massachusetts  Inst,  of  Technol.,  CAMBRIDGE, 

Mass.  02139,  U.S.A.  o 

BELL,  L.  G.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Southampton,  SOUTHAMPTON  S09 

5NH.  England 
a       Membrane  mediated  control  of  cell  behaviour  especially  movement.  Amoeba  pcoteus  (Rhi- 

zopoda) 
h       The  changing  relationship  between  nucleus  and  cytoplasm  during  the  cell  cycle.  Amoeba 

proteus   (Rhizopoda) 
BELLAIRS,  A.  d'A.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  St.  Mary's  Hosp.  Med.  School,  Paddington, 

LONDON  W.2,  England 
a       Morphogenesis  of  skeleton.   (Reptilia;  Aves;  Mammalia) 
h       Embryonic  membranes.  (Reptilia) 
c       Regeneration.   (Reptilia) 
BELLAIRS,   Mrs.  M.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  Univ.   Coll.,  Cower  St.. 

LONDON  W.C.I,  England  • 

a       An  electron  microscopical  and  histochemical  analysis  of  yolk  formation.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  M.  A.  England) 
b       Cell  migration  within  the  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs. 

J.  E.  M.  HEAYSMAN,  Dept.  of  Zool.) 
BELLINI    (CARDELLINI).  Miss  L.     Ph.D.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  di  Sci.. 

Univ.  degli  Studi,  Piazza  F.  Marchetti,  CAMERINO,   Italy 
BELLONI,  C.     Dott.Sci.biol.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  Gener.,  Fac.  di  Sci.  Agraria,  Univ.  di  Perugia, 

S.  Pietro,  PERUGIA,  Italy 
BELLWARE,    F.  T.     B.Sc.   —  Dept.   of  Zool.,   Coll.   of    Sci.,   Univ.    of  Western   Ontario, 

LONDON.  Ont..  Canada 

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a       The  developmental  role  of  ribonucleic  acid  synthesis  in  early  embryogenesis  examined  with 

the  aid  of  actinomycin  D.  (Teleostei) 
BELOUSSOV,  L.  V.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Chair  of  Embryol.,  Biol.  Fac,  State  Univ.  of  Moscow, 

Lenin  Hills,  MOSCOW  V-234,  U.S.S.R. 
BELSARE,   D.   K.     Ph.D.  —  Post-Graduate  Dept.  of  Zool.,   Univ.  of  Nagpur,  NAGPUR, 

India 
BENAZZI   (LENTATI),  Mrs.  G.     Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  comp.  dell'Univ.,  Via  A. 

Volta  4,  PISA,  Italy 
a       Chromosome  cycles  in  amphigonic  and  pseudogamous  biotypes;  determinism  of  pseudogamy 

and  polyploidy.  (Tricladidea,  Turbellaria) 
BENAZZI,  M.     Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool  e  Anat.  Comp.  dell'Univ.,  Via  A.  Volta  4,  PISA,  Italy  • 
a       Asexual  reproduction,  pseudogamy,  polyploidy  and  heredity.   (Tricladidea,  Turbellaria) 
BENDER,  H.  A.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame,  NOTRE  DAME, 

Ind.  46556,  U.SJ^. 
a       Phenogenetic  studies  of  the  ovarian  tissue  of  female-sterile  mutants.  Drosophila  melanogastet 

(Diptera) 
h       Physiological  genetics.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
c       Genetics.  Coelopa  frigida  (Diptera) 
BENIRSCHKE,  K.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Dartmouth  Med.  School,  HANOVER, 

N.H.  03755,  U.S.A. 
a       Study    of    fetal   adrenal    development.    Dasypus    novemcinctus    (Edentata),    Oedipomidas 

oedipus   (Primates) 
b       Chromosome  studies.  Dasypus  novemcinctus  (Edentata) 
c       Study  of  placentation,  fetal  development  and  drug  toxicity  on  the  embryo.  Dasypus  novem' 

cinctus  (Edentata) 
d       Comparative  chromosome  studies.  (Equidae,  Perissodactyla;  Camelidae,  Artiodactyla) 
BENNETT,  Mrs.  D.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Coll.,  Cornell  Univ.,   1300  York  Ave., 

NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10021,  U.S.A. 
BENOIT,  J.  A.  A.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.  du  C.N.R.S.,  49bis  Av.  de  la  Belle 

Gabrielle.  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France  • 

a       Etude   in   vitro   de  I'embryon.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Etude  experimentale    in    vitro    de  la  gastrula.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
BEN-OR   (MILSTEIN),  Mrs.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol..  Hadassah  Med.  School,  P.O. 

Box  1172,  JERUSALEM,  Israel 
BENZIE,  Miss  V.  L.     Dr.phil.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Canterbury,  Priv.  Bag,  CHRIST- 
CHURCH,  New  Zealand 
a       Descriptive  embryology.  Galaxias  spp.   (Galaxiidae.  Teleostei) 
BER,  A.     M.D.,  M.V.D..  Prof.  —  Endocrinol.  Unit  of  the  Rogoff  Med.  Res.  Inst.,  Beilinson 

Hosp.,  PETAH-TIKVA,  Israel 
a       Development  of  eye  reaction  to  vitamin  Bl,  Hyla  spec,  Bufo  spec,  Pylobates  spec.  (Anura) 
BERDYSHEVA,  L.  V.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Lab.  of  Physiol.,  Inst,  of  Developra.  Biol..  Acad. 

of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St.,  MOSCOW  V-133,  U.S.S.R. 
BEREITER-HAHN.    J.     Dr.phil.nat.    —    Inst,    fur    Kinemat.    Zellforsch.,    Johann-Wolfgang- 

Goethe  Univ..  Senckenberganlage  27.  6000  FRANKFURT  a.M..  W.Germany 
a       Functional  variability  of  tonofilament  bundles  in  epidermal  cells  during  embryonic  devel- 
opment,  wound   healing    and   tissue   culture    (time-lapse   cinemicrography,    histochemistry. 

electron  microscopy).  Lebistes  reticulatus  (Poeciliidae),  Pterophyllum  scalar e   (Cichlidae, 

Teleostei) 
h       Variation  of  dry  mass/  water  ratio  in  different  parts  of  the  egg  from  fertilization  through 

first  cleavage,  studied  by  interference  microscopy.  Psammechinus  miliaris  (Echinoidea) 
c       Electron  microscopic  study  of  pigment  granule  formation  in  melanophores.  Pterophyllum 

scalare  (Cichlidae),  Lebistes  reticulatus  (Poeciliidae,  Teleostei) 
d       Analysis   of  pigment   granule  movement    in    situ    and   in   cultured   cells.   Pterophyllum 

scalare  (Cichlidae),  Lebistes  reticulatus  (Poeciliidae,  Teleostei) 
BERENDES,   H.   D.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Lab.,   Dept.  of  Cell  Biol,  Univ.  van   Nijmegen, 

Driehuizerweg  200,  NIJMEGEN,  Netherlands  • 

a       Induction    and    repression    of    puff    activity    in    polytene    chromosomes.    Drosophila    spp. 

(Diptera) 
b       Gene  function  and  differentiation  in  salivary  gland  cells.  Drosophila  spp.  (Diptera) 
c       Hormonal  regulation  of  postembryonic  development.  (Diptera) 
BERENDSEN,   W.     Drs.  —  Biol.   Ultrastruct.   Research   Unit,   State  Univ.,   Janskerkhof  3, 

UTRECHT.  Netherlands 
a       Experimental  morphology  of  cytoplasmic  structures  in  early  developmental  stages.  Limnaea 

stagnalis  (Pulmonata,  Gastropoda) 
BERESFORD.    W.    A.     D.Phil.    —    Dept.    of    Anat.,    Med.    Center,    West    Virginia   Univ.. 

MORGANTOWN.  W.Va.  26506.  U.S.A. 
a       The  influence  of  hypervitaminosis  A  on  the  developing  temporo-mandibular  joint.  Rattus 

norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

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b       Fracture   healing    in   the   os   priapi   and   mandible   and   its   response    to   castration   or   the 

administration  of  anabolic  androgenic  hormone.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
BERG,   W.   E.     Ph.D.,    Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Zool.,   Univ.   of   California,   BERKELEY,   Calif. 

94720,  U.S.A.  • 

BERGERARD,  J.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  91  ORSAY,  France 
a       Effects  of  thermal  stress  on  sexual  differentiation.  Carausius  morosus  (Cheleutoptera) 
h       Effects  of  thermal  stress  and  supernumerary   chromosomes  en  development.  Locusta   mi' 

gratoria  (Orthopfera) 
BERGQUIST,  H.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.   Inst.,  Univ.,  of  Gothenburg,  4de  Langgatan  7B,  GOTE- 

BORG  SV.  Sweden  • 

BERLYN,  G.  P.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  School  of  Forestry,  Yale  Univ.,  205  Prospect  St.,  NEW 

HAVEN,  Conn.  06511,  U.S.A. 
a       Quantitative  cytochemical  investigations  of  radiation  effects  on  nucleic  acids,  proteins  and 

lignification  in  relation  to  senescence  and  cellular  death.  Pinus  lambertiana  (Gymnospermae) 
BERNARD,  C.     Lic.es  Sci.,  M.A.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  40  Av.  de  Recteur 

Pineau,  86  POITIERS,  France 
a       Electrophysiological   study   of   the   embryonic   heart.   Rattus   norvegicus,    Cavia   porcellus 

(Rodentia) 
BERNARD,   F.     Lic.es   Sci.  —  Lab.   de  Zool.,   Fac.   des   Sci.   de   Grenoble,   Cedex   53,   38- 

GRENOBLE,  France 
BERNDORFER,  A.     Dr.med.habil.  —  Childrens   Hosp.   "Paul   Heim",   Dept.   for   Congenital 

Malformations,  tllldi  ut  86,  BUDAPEST  VIII,  Hungary 

—  Private  address:  Benczur  utca  39/a,  BUDAPEST  VI,  Hungary 
a       Clinical  embryopathology. 

b       Intrauterine  regenerations  of  congenital  malformations. 

c       Biological  study  of  malformations. 

d       Etiology  of  malformations  from  clinical  viewpoints. 

BERNFIELD,  M.  R.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pediat.  and  Human  Developm.,   School  of  Med., 

Stanford  Univ.,  300  Pasteur  Drive,  PALO  ALTO,  Calif.  94305,  U.S.A. 
a       Embryonic   pancreas   and   salivary   gland:    synthesis   of   macromolecules    (collagen,   RNA, 

enzymes)   during  inductive  interactions    in    vitro;    relation  between  DNA  synthesis  and 

differentiation.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
b       Extracellular  materials   (collagen,  mucopolysaccharide)   during    in    vitro    morphogenesis 

(pancreas,  salivary  gland).  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Translation   level    controls    (tRNA,   ribosomes)    during    embryonic   and   hormonal-induced 

development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
BERNSTEIN,  G.  S.     Ph.D.,  M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Reprod.  Physiol.,  Los  Angeles  County  Gener. 

Hosp.,  LOS  ANGELES,  Calif.  90033,  U.S.A. 

—  Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol.,   Univ.  of  S.California,   School  of  Med.,   P.O.Box   96, 
LOS  ANGELES,  Calif.  90033,  U.S.A. 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 

BERREUR  (BONNENFANT),  Mrs.  J.  Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Genet.  Evol.  et  de  Biometrie. 
C.N.R.S.,  91  GIF-sur-YVETTE,  France 

a       Controle  hormonal  de  la  differenciation  sexuelle.   (Isopoda,  Crustacea) 

b  Recherches  sur  les  controles  endocrines  de  la  gametogenese  par  la  culture  in  vitro. 
(Malacostraca,  Crustacea) 

BERRILL,  N.  J.     Ph.D.  —  410  Swarthmore  Ave..  SWARTHMORE,  Pa.  19081,  U.S.A. 

a  Regeneration;  metamorphosis:  asexual  reproduction  (histogenesis).  Branchiomma  ('=  Dasy- 
chone)  nigromaculata,  Sabella  melanostigma  (Sabellidae,  Polychaeta) 

BERRY,  M.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School.  Univ.  of  Birmingham,  Edgbaston, 
BIRMINGHAM  15,  England 

a       Effects  of  X-irradiation  on  central  nervous  development 

BERRY,  S.  J.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  MIDDLETOWN,  Conn.  06457. 
U.S.A. 

a  Nucleic  acid  metabolism  during  differentiation  (ultracentrifugation,  gradient  centrifugation, 
autoradiography,  chromatography).  Hyalophora  cecropia   (Lepidoptera) 

b  Endocrine  control  of  differentiation  (light  and  electron  microscopy,  autoradiography,  organ 
culture).  (Saturniidae,  Leptidoptera) 

BERTALANFFY,  F.  D.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Manitoba,  750  Bannatyne 
Ave.,  WINNIPEG  3,  Manitoba,  Canada 

a  Rates  of  cell  division  of  neoplastic  cell  populations.  Rattus  rattus.  Mus  musculus  (Roden- 
tia) 

h       Mitotic  rates  of  regenerating  liver  parenchyma.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 

c       Cell  renewal  and  cytodynamics  of  normal  cell  populations.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 

d  Effects  of  cytosine  arabinoside  on  cell  development  and  proliferation.  Rattus  rattus  (Ro- 
dentia) 

BERTMAR,  G.  Ph.D.  —  Sect,  of  Ecolog.  Zool.,  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Umea,  90187 
UMEA,  Sweden 

a       Experimental  developmental  morphology  of  the  olfactory  organ.  Salmo  spec.  (Teleostei) 

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b       Developmental  morphology  of  the  epibranchial  organs.  Coregonus  (Coregonidae),  Ctupea 

(Clupeidae),  Citharinus   (Characidae,  Teleostci) 
BERTOLINI.  B.     Dr.Biol.Sc.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.  "Battista  Grassi",  Fac.  di  Sci.,  Univ.  di 

Roma,  Via  A.  Borelli  50,  00161  ROMA,  Italia 
a       Ultrastructural  cytochemistry  of  the  various  cell  types  in  the  oviduct  during  the  reproduc- 
tive cycle  and  under  experimental  conditions.   (Amphibia) 
b       Subcellular  localization  of  acid  hydrolases  in  the  acrosome  of  spermatozoa.  Pacacenfcotus 

lividus  (Echinoidea),  Tritiicus  cristatus  (Urodela),  Rattus  nocvegicus  (Rodentia) 
BERTON.  J.  P.     Dr.  —  Centre  de  Biol.  Appl.,  Ecole  de  Perfectionnement  Agric.  36  AZAY- 

le-FERRON,  France 

—  Unite  de  Rech.  de  Physiol.  Placent.,  I.N.S.E.R.M.  —  U   11,  Hop.St.Antoine.  PARIS 

12e,  France 
a       Role   of  mesonephros   and   metanephros   in   composition   of   amniotic   and   allantoic   fluids 

(intra-uterine    surgery).    Ovis    aties,   Sus    scrofa    (Artiodactyla),    Ovyctolagus    cuniculus 

(Lagomorpha) 
b       Chorio-allantoic  cell  structure.  Ovis  aties.  Sus  scrota  (Artiodactyla),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 

(Lagomorpha) 
c       Hypertrophic  compensatory  response  of  fetal  kidney  to  unilateral  nephrectomy   in   vivo. 

Ovis  aries,  Sus  scrofa  (Artiodactyla),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
d       Development  of  fetal  lung  after  nephrectomy    in    vivo.  Ovis  aries,  Sus  scrota   (Artio- 
dactyla), Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
BETCHAKU,  T.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Kline  Biol.  Tower.  Yale  Univ..  NEW  HAVEN. 

Conn.  06520.  U.S.A. 
a       In    vitro    study  on  the  mechanism  of  contact  inhibition  in  embryonic  myocardioblasts 

(time-lapse  cinematography  and  electron  microscopy).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Cellular  mechanism  of  formation  of  the  regeneration  blastema    (tissue   culture,  time-lapse 

cinematography,   autoradiography,  electron  microscopy  and  cytochemistry).   (Planariidae, 

Turbellaria) 
BETTANIN    (BELGRANO).  Mrs.  S.     Dr.Nat.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool..  Univ.  di  Genova,  Via 

Balbi  5,  GENOVA,  Italy 
a       Embryo   development   of   a   parthenogenetic   marine    form.    Penilia   avirostris    (Cladocera, 

Crustacea)    (in  collaboration  with  N.  DELLA  CROCE) 
b       Growth  of  the  embryo.  Penilia  avirostris  (Cladocera,  Crustacea)    (in  collaboration  with 

N.  DELLA  CROCE) 
c       Formation  of  resting  eggs.  Penilia  avirostris  (Cladocera,  Crustacea)   (in  collaboration  with 

N.  DELLA  CROCE) 
BETZ.  T.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Fac.  of  Sci..  Carleton  Univ..  OTTAWA   I.  Ont.. 

Canada 
a       Hormonal  control  of  the  functional  differentiation  of  the  duodenal  mucosa  and  the  retina 

in  the  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Hormonal  and  dietary  control  of  embryonic  growth.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
BEYNON,  A.  D.  G.     B.D.S.  —  Dept.  of  Oral  Anat.,  The  Dental  School.  Univ.  of  Newcastle 

upon  Tyne,  Northumberland  Rd..  NEWCASTLE  upon  Tyne  NEl  8TA,  England, 
a  Development  of  the  root  and  periodontal  ligament  of  the  molar  teeth.  (Rodentia) 
BHAGAVAN,  N.  V.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med..  Univ.  of  Hawaii.  2538  The 

Mall,  HONOLULU,  Hawaii  96822.  U.S.A. 
BHATTACHERJEE.  S.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Presidency  Coll.,  CALCUTTA-12.  West 

Bengal,  India 
BHUSSRY,  B.  R.     D.D.S.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  School  of  Med..  Georgetown  Univ., 

3900  Reservoir  Rd.,  N.W..  WASHINGTON.  D.C.  20007.  U.S.A. 
BIAGIONI.    M.     Dott.    —    1st.    di    Biol.   Gener.,    Fac.    di    Med..    Via   del    Giochetto.    06100 

PERUGIA,  Italy 
a       Influenza  del  sali  di  cobalto  sull'eritropoiesi.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Rodentia) 
BIBORSKI.  J.  —  Dept.  of  Reprod.  Physiol.,  Inst,  of  Zootech..  A.Mickiewicza  24-28,  KRAKOW, 

Poland 
BIEBER.   S.     Ph.D.  —  Richard  L.   ConoUy   Coll..   Long    Island   Univ.,   385    Flatbush  Ave.. 

Extension,  NEW  YORK,  Brooklyn  N.Y.  11201.  U.S.A. 
BIELA53SKA    (OSUCHOWSKA).   Mrs.  Z.     Dr.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of   Histol.   and  Embryol., 

Fac.  of  Vet.  Med..  Warsaw  Agricult.  Univ..  Grochowska  272.  WARSZAWA.  Poland 
a       Histochemical  studies  on  differentiation  of  gonads.  Sus  domesticus  (Artiodactyla)  and  other 

spp.  (Verfebrata) 
BIELKA.  H.     Dr.rer.nat.habil.  —  Inst,  fiir  Zellphysiol..  Deutsche  Akad.  der  Wissensch.  zu 

Berlin,  Lindenberger  Weg  70,   1115  BERLIN-Buch,  East.Germany 
BIER,  K.  t     Dr.rer.nat.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Westf.  Wilhelms-Univ..  Badestr.  9.  44  MUN- 

STER/Westf.,  W.Germany  • 

(deceased) 
BIERNE.  J.     D.E.S.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gener..  Fac.  des  Sci..  B.P.  347.  51  REIMS,  France 
BIESENBEEK.  F.  J.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst..   Univ.  of  Amsterdam.   Mauritskade  61.  AM- 
STERDAM. Netherlands 

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a       Light-microscopical,   electron-microscopical,   histochemical,   physiological   and   experimental 

teratogenetic  studies  of  heart  development  in  the  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in 

collaboration  with  J.  DRUKKER,  H.  M.  LAANE  and  J.  A.  LOS) 
BIGGELAAR,  J.  A.  M.  v.  d.     M.Sc.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  State  Univ.  of  Utrecht,  Janskerkhof  3, 

UTRECHT.  Netherlands 
a       Nucleic  acid  metabolism  during  early  developmental  stages.  Limnaea  stagnalis  (Gastropoda) 
b       Synthesis  of  proteins  during  early  developmental  stages.  Limnaea  stagnalis  (Gastropoda) 
DIGGERS,  J.  D.     D.Sc,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Popul.  EVynamics,  School  of  Hyg.  and  Publ. 

Health,  The  Johns   Hopkins   Univ.,   615   North  Wolfe   St.,   BALTIMORE,   Md.   21205. 

U.S.A. 
a       Organ  culture  of  fallopian  tubes  and  ovaries.  (Mammalia) 
h       Culture  and  metabolism  of  eggs.   (Mammalia) 

c       Oocyte  maturation.  (Astecoidea).  Homo  sapiens  and  other  spp.  (Mammalia) 
d       Reproduction  and  embryology  of  wild  animals.  (Mammalia) 
BIJTEL.  Miss  J.  H.     Dr.Sc,  M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  EmbryoL,  State  Univ.  of  Groningen, 

Oostersingel  69,  GRONINGEN,  Netherlands  • 

BILLETT.  F.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Southampton,  SOUTHAMPTON  S09 

5NH,  England 
a       Differentiation  of  embryonic  epidermis.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anuca),  Ambystoma  mexicanum 

(Urodela) 
b       Fine   structure   of   early   oocytes,   pre-vitellogenic   phase.   Xenopus   laevis    (Anura),   Am' 

bystoma  mexicanum   (Urodela) 
BILLINGTON,  W.  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Oxford,  Parks  Road,  OXFORD 

OXl  3PF,  England 
a       Biology  of  the  trophoblast;  immunological  aspects  of  mammalian  pregnancy.  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
BIRCH  (ANDERSEN),  A.  —  State  Serum  Inst.,  Amagerboulevard  80,  COPENHAGEN  S, 

Denmark 
BIRGE.    W.    J.      Ph.D.,  Prof.     —     Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Kentucky,  Funkhouser  Bldg., 

LEXINGTON,  Ky.  40506.  U.S.A. 
BIRKY,  C.  W.,  Jr.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  California,  BERKELEY.  Calif.  94720, 

U.S.A. 
BISHOP,  D.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  Med.  Coll.  of  Ohio  at  Toledo,  P.O.Box 

6190,  TOLEDO,  Ohio  43614,  U.S.A. 
a       Contractile  protein  and  contractile  mechanisms  of  spermatozoa.   (Mammalia) 
h       Testicular  enzymology.  (Mammalia) 

c       Immunologic  impairment  of  spermatogenesis.  Cavia  spec.   (Rodentia) 
BISHOP,  M.  W.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Husbandry,  Univ.  of  Bristol,  Langford  House, 

Langford,  BRISTOL,  England 
BISHOP    (CALAME),   Mrs.   S.   M.     Lic.es   Sci.  —  Dept.   of  Poultry   Husbandry,   Univ.   of 

California,  DAVIS,  Calif.  95616,  U.S.A.  • 

BLACK,  R.  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Coll.  of  William  and  Mary,  WILLIAMSBURG, 

Va.  23185,  U.S.A. 
a       Use  of  isotopes  to  trace  metabolic  pathways  in  embryos,    (marine  Invertebrata) 
b       Development  of  enzymes  related  to  Krebs  cycle  in  embryos,   (marine  Invertebrata) 
BLACKLER,  A.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Sect,  of  Genet.,  Developm.  &  Physiol.,  Div.  of  Biol. 

Sci.,  Stimson  Hall,  ITHACA,  N.Y.  14850,  U.S.A.  • 

BLAKE,  J.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Pacific  Marine  Station.  Univ.  of  the  Pacific,   DILLON  BEACH, 

Calif.  94929.  U.S.A. 
a       Reproduction  and  larval  development  from  egg  through  metamorphosis  in  California  and 

New  England  species.  Polydora  ligni,  P.  commensalis,  P.  concharum.  P.  socialis.  P.  caul' 

leryi,  P.  quaddlobata,  P.  websteri,  P.  sp.  nov.,  Streblospio  benedicti,  Prionospio  pygmaeus 

(Polychaeta) 
BLANCHET,  J.  P.     Dr.Spec.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gen.  et  Appl.,  Univ.  de  Lyon,  43  Bd.  du  1 1 

Novembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Evolution  des  deshydrogenases  lactiques  au  cours  de  I'erythropoiese  embryonnaire.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
BLANDAU,    R.    J.     Ph.D.,    M.D.   —   Dept.    of   Biol.    Structure,    School    of    Med..    Univ.   of 

Washington,  SEATTLE  5,  Wash.,  U.S.A. 
BLAXTER,   J.   H.   S.     M.A.  —  Dept.   of  Nat.    Hist.,   Marischal   Coll.,   Univ.   of  Aberdeen, 

ABERDEEN,  Scotland,  U.K. 
BLECHSCHMIDT,  E.      Dr.med.,  o.o.Prof.    —    Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Kreuzbergring  36,  34 

GOTTINGEN,  W.Germany 
a       Elektronenmikroskopie  des  Embryos.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
BLOCH,    D.   P.     Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Botany    Dept.    and   Cell    Research    Inst..   Univ.   of  Texas, 

AUSTIN.  Tex.  78712,  U.S.A. 
a       Mechanism  of  histone  synthesis  and   function  of  histone  variants   in  sperm  development. 

Sphaerocarpos  donnellii,  S.   texana    (Hepaticae),   Mytilus   calif ornicus    (Lamellibranchia). 

Rehnia  spinosa  (Katydidae,  Orthoptera) 

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BLOCK,  M.  H.     Ph.D..  M.D..  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Hematol.,  Univ.  of  Colorado,  Med.  Center. 

4200  E.  9th  Ave.,  DENVER,  Colo.  80220,  U.S.A. 
a       The   effect   of   total   body    radiation   upon   development,    especially    bloodforming    tissues. 

Didclphys   virginiana   (Marsupialia) 
BLOM,  E.     Dr.med.vet.  —  State  Veter.  Serum  Lab.,  Bulowsvej  27.  1870  COPENHAGEN  V. 

Denmark 
a       Studies  on  pathological  conditions  in  the  testis,  epididymis  and  accessory  sex  glands.  Bos 

taurus  (Arfiodactyla) 
b       The  ultrastructure  of  normal  and  pathological  sperm.  Bos  taurus  (Arfiodactyla)    (in  collab- 
oration with  A.  BIRCH-ANDERSEN,  State  Serum  Inst.) 
BLONDELET.  J.     Dr.en  Med.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.,  Fac.  de  Med..  Univ.  de  Nancy,  31   rue 

Lionnois,  54  NANCY.  France 
BLONDHEIM,  Mrs.  S.  A.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Entomol.  and  Venomous  Anim.,  The  Hebrew 

Univ.,  JERUSALEM,  Israel 
BLOOM,  S.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Poultry  Sci.,  New  York  State  Coll.  of  Agric.  at  Cornell 

Univ.,  210  Rice  Hall,  ITHACA,  N.Y.    14850,  U.S.A. 
a       Cytochemistry  of  binucleated  red  blood  cells  in  embryos  and  adults.  Meleagris  gallopavo 

(Aves) 
b       Study    of   chromosomal    anomalies    in   embryos.    Gallus   domesticus,   Meleagris   gallopavo 

(Aves) 
c       Cytology  of  mitotic  mutants  as  related  to  age  and  sex.  Meleagris  gallopavo  (Aves) 
d       Development  of  trisomic,  triploid,  and  haploid  embryos.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
BLOUNT.  R.  F.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Med.  Branch,  Univ.  of  Texas,  GALVE- 
STON. Tex.  77550,  U.S.A. 
a       Morphological  changes  in  kidney  during  development  and  changes  with  age.  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
BLUEMINK,  J.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.   (Internat.  Embryol.  Inst.),  Uppsalalaan  1.  Uni- 

versiteitscentrum  "De  Uithof",  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Electron   microscopic   investigation   of   cytokinesis   during   the   first    cleavage    cycle.   Am- 

bystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela)   (in  collaboration  with  P.  D.  NIEUWKOOP) 
b       Electron  microscopic  investigation  of  cell-to-cell  junctions  in  embryos  between  first  cleavage 

and  late  neurula  stage.  Amby stoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) ,  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
c       Subcellular  aspects  of  functional  differentiation  in  the  parotid  gland.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
BLUNT,  M.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Agric.  Biol.,  Univ.  of  New  England,  ARMIDALE.  N.S.W. 

2351,  Austraha 
a       Development  of  haemoglobins  in  the  embryo.   (Caprinae,  Arfiodactyla) 
BLUNT,  M.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  School  of  Anat..  Univ.  of  New  South  Wales,  P.O.  Box  1. 

KENSINGTON,  N.S.W.  2033.  Australia 
a       Myelination  in  developing  optic  nerve.  Felis  domesticus  (Carnivora) 
b       Development  and  function  of  neuroglia  in  optic  nerve.  Felis  domesticus  (Carnivora) 
BLUZAT,  R.  R.     Dr.3erae  cycle  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Univ.  de  Paris,  91  ORSAY. 

France 
a       Experimental  study  with  ionizing  radiations  of  development  of  the   gonads.   Leptinotarsa 

decemlineata  (Coleoptera) 
b       Structure  and  ultrastructure  of  germinal  determinant  in  the  egg.  Leptinotarsa  decemlineata 

(Coleoptera) 
c       Experimental  study  with  ionizing  radiations  in  early  embryogenesis.  Leptinotarsa  decem- 

lineata  (Coleoptera) 
BOCKSTAHLER.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Arbeitsgr.  Biochem.  Embryol.,  Max-Planck-Inst.  fur  Zellbiol., 

Abt.  Bauer,  Melanchthonstr.  36,  D  7400  TUBINGEN,  W.Germany 
a       Molecular  biology  of  embryo.  Paracentrotus  lividus   (Echinoidea) 
BOCZKOWSKA.  Mrs.  J.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol..  Acad,  of  Med..  ul.Naru- 

towicza  60,  E6D2,  Poland 
a       Histochemical  studies  on  distribution  and  activity  of  acid  phosphatase  and  beta-glucuronidase 

in  the  lung  and  the  liver  during  embryogenesis.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura),  Rattus  norvegicus, 

Cavia  cobaya  (Rodentia) 
BODELET.  B.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol..   Fac.  de   Med.,   Univ.  de  Nancy,   31    rue  Lionnois,   54 

NANCY.  France 
BODEMER.  C.  W.     Ph.D.  —  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Washington,  SEATTLE.  Wash. 

98105.  U.S.A. 
a       Electrophysiology  of  developing  nervous  system.  Didelphys  virginiana   (Marsupialia) 
BODENSTEIN.  D.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Univ.  of  Virginia,  Gilmer  Hall.  CHAR- 
LOTTESVILLE. Va.  22903.  U.S.A.  • 
a       Intergeneric  grafts  of  organ  discs.  (Diptera) 
b       The  role  of  the  prothoracic  gland  in  postembryonic  development.  Periplaneta  americana 

(Dictyopfera) 
BODMAN,  Sister  M.  C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Oral  Pathol..  School  of  Dent.,  Loyola 
Univ.,  1757  W.Harrison  St..  CHICAGO.  111.  60612,  U.S.A. 

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a       Ultracentrifugation  separation  of  lysosomes   in  resorbing  tadpole   tails.   Rana  catesbeiana 

(Anura) 
b       Lysosome   activity   in  outer  enamel   epithelium   of  erupting   molar    (histochemical   study). 

Ratfus  nocvegicus  (Rodentia) 
BOELL,  E.  J.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Kline  Biol.  Tower,  Yale  Univ.,  NEW 
HAVEN,  Conn.  06520,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Changes  in  enzymatic  activity  and  morphology  of  mitochondria  in  embryonic  tissues  during 

growth  and  differentiation.  (Amphibia,  Aves) 
h       Effects   of   hormones   on   enzyme   synthesis   in   specific   target   tissues   of   the   developing 

embryo  during  tissue  differentiation  and  regression 
BOFFI  LUCARELLI,  Mrs.  A.  M.     Dr.  —  1st.  di  Biol.  Gener..  Fac.  di  Med.,  Univ.  di  Roma, 

Policlinico  Umberto  I,  00100  ROMA,  Italy 
BOGATOVA   (NIKANOROVA),  Mrs.  R.  I.     Cand.med.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad. 

of  Med.  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
BOHN,  H.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Luisenstr.  14,  8000  MuNCHEN,  W.Germany 
a       Regeneration   and   transplantation   experiments   on   limbs;   polarity   and    gradient    systems. 

Leucophaea  maderae,  Periplaneta  americana  (Dictyopteca) 
BOILLY,  B.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim..  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.36,  59  LILLE-Distribution, 

France 
a       Morphogenesis  in  regeneration.  (Polychaefa) 
h       Origin  of  regeneration  cells.  (Polychaefa) 

c       Factors  of  dedifferentiation,  activation  and  differentiation  of  regeneration  cells.  (Annelida) 
BOLLUM,  F.  J.     Dr.  —  Depts.  of  Microbiol,  and  Biochem.,  Med.  Center,  Univ.  of  Kentucky, 

LEXINGTON,  Ky.  40506,  U.S.A. 
a       Analysis  of  the  template  activity  of  DNA  during   the  terminal   lens  cell   differentiation. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  P.  MODAK) 
b       Analysis   of   the   primer   activity   of   DNA   during    the   terminal    lens    cell   differentiation. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)   (in  collaboration  with  S.  P.  MODAK) 
c       Analysis  of  the  physico-chemical  properties  of  DNA  in  differentiating  cells.  Tritums  viri- 
descens   (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus    (Aves),  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  rattus   (Rodentia), 
Homo  sapiens   (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  P.  MODAK) 
BOLOGNANI  (FANTIN),  Mrs.  A.  M.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Pavia,  Piazza  Botta 

10.  27100  PAVIA,  Italy 
a       The  integument  of  foot  and  mantle  (histochemical  and  biochemical  research).  (Polyplaco- 

phora;  Scaphopoda;  Gastropoda;  Lamellibranchia) 
b       The    glands    associated   with    the   reproductive    tract    (histochemical    methods).    Lymnaea 

stagnalis.  (Pulmonata,  Gastropoda) 
BOLOGNARI,  A.     Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  di  Sci.,  Univ.  di  Messina, 

Via  dei  Verdi  75,  98100  MESSINA.  Italy 
a       Biochemical  aspects  of  yolk  globules  formed  artificially  by  means  of  deoxyribonuclease. 

Sphaerechinus  granulans,  Patacentrotus  lividus  (Echinoidea) 
b       Golgi  apparatus  in  oocytes  (electron  microscopy).  Sphaerechinus  granulans,  Pacacentrotus 

lividus  (Echinoidea) 
BONDI.   C.     Dott..   Prof.  —   1st.   di   Anat.   Comp.,    Fac.   di   Sci.,   Univ.   di   Perugia,   Via   A. 

Pascoli,   PERUGIA,   Italy 
BONNER,  J.  T.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Princeton  Univ.,  PRINCETON.  N.J.  08540. 
U.S.A.  • 

a       Problems  of  morphogenetic  movements  and  differentiation.   (Acrasiales) 
BONNY  PILO.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Fac.  of  Sci.,  M.S.  Univ.  of  Baroda,  BARODA-2, 

India 
a       Liver,  spleen  and  lymph  gland  regeneration.  (Reptilia;  Aves) 
BONS.  J.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Montpellicr,  Place  Eugene  Bataillon, 

34  MONTPELLIER,  France 
a       Embryonic  development.  Agama  bibroni  (Agamidae,  Lacertilia) 
BONTING,  S.  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biochem.,  Univ.  of  Nijmegen,  Kapittelweg  40, 

NIJMEGEN,  Netherlands 

a       Development  of  the  rhodopsin  cycle;   rhodopsin.  electroretinogram  and   morphology  from 

birth  till  maturity.  Canis  domesticus  (Carnivora)  (in  collaboration  with  F.  J.  M.  DAEMEN) 

b       Na-K  activated  ATPase  activity  of  developing  retina  in  normal  animals  and  in  animals 

with  hereditary  retinitis  pigmentosa.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with 

F.  J.  M.  DAEMEN) 

BOOKHOUT.  C.  G.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Marine  Lab.,  Duke  Univ.,  BEAUFORT.  N.C.  28516. 

and  Dept.  of  Zool..  Duke  Univ..  DURHAM.  N.C.  27706,  U.S.A. 
BOON  (NIERMEYER),  Mrs.  E.  K.     M.Sc.  —  Zool.  Lab..  State  Univ.  of  Utrecht,  Janskerk- 

hof  3,  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Influence  of  some  antibiotics  on  certain  stages  of  development.  Limnaea  stagnalis   (Gas 

tropoda) 
BOONE,  M.  A.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Poultry  Sci.  Dept.,  Clemson  Univ..  CLEMSON.  S.C.  29631, 
U.S.A. 

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a       Ultrastructure  of  spermatozoa.  Gallus  domesticus,  Meleagris  gallopavo  (Aves) 

b       Effect  of  high  ambient  temperature  on  semen  and  egg  production.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

c       Development  of  drug  bio-assay  system  by  growing  embryos  in  beakers.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
BOOTHROYD.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Histol.  Dept.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Liverpool.  LIVERPOOL, 

Lancashire,  England 
BOPP,  M.     Dr.rer.nat.,  Prof.  —  Bot.  Inst.,  Univ.  Heidelberg,  Hofmeisterweg  4,  69  HEIDEL- 
BERG, W.Germany 
a       Crown-gall  development  and  initiation.  Bryophijllum  daigremonfianum  (Crassulaceae) 
b       Development;  morphogenesis  of  protonema.  Funaria  hygrometcica  (Bryophyta) 
c       Shoot  growth  and  DNA  synthesis 

BORGHESE,  E.     M.D.,  Dr.Biol.Sci.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Topogr.,  Univ.  di  Napoli,  Via  L. 
Armanni  5,  80138  NAPOLI.  Italia  • 

a       Culture    in    vitro    of  embryonic  organs.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
b       Effect  of  ionizing  radiations  on  embryonic  development.  (Mammalia) 
c       Embryology  of  kidney.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
BORISOV,  I.  N.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Chair  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Archangelsk  State  Med. 

Inst.,  Av.P.Vinogradow  51,  ARCHANGELSK,  U.S.S.R. 
a  Origin  and  histogenesis  of  cross-striated  muscles.  Lampetra  fluviatilis  (Agnatha),  Torpedo 
ocellata,  Scyllium  canicula  (Selachii),  Huso  huso,  Acipenser  giildenstadti  (Chondrostei). 
Salmo  salar,  Coregonus  lavaretus  (Teleostei).  Rana  temporatia.  Hynobius  keysedingii 
(Amphibia),  Lacerta  saxicola.  Natrix  natrix  (Reptilia).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus 
musculus,  Sus  domesticus  (Mammalia) 
BOROJEVIC,  R.     D.E.S.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Invert.  Marins,  Museum  Natl.  d'Hist.  Nat.  Paris, 

57  rue  Cuvier,  PARIS  Ve,  France 
a       Descriptive  and  experimental  morphology,  morphogenesis.   (Porifera) 
BORSTEL.   R.   C.  von     Ph.D.   —  Biol.   Div.,   Oak  Ridge   Natl.   Lab.,    P.O.   Box  Y,   OAK 

RIDGE,  Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Analysis  of  the  template   activity  of   DNA  during   the   terminal   lens  cell   differentiation. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  P.  MODAK) 
BORSUK,    Mrs.    R.    A.     Cand.biol.sci.    —   Chair   of    Embryol.,    Biol.    Fac,    State    Univ.    of 

Moscow,  Lenin  Hills,  MOSCOW  V-234,  U.S.S.R. 
BOSCHKOW,  D.  K.     M.Sc.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Bulg.  Acad,  of  Sci.,  bul.  Ruski  1,  SOFIA, 

Bulgaria 
BOSCHWITZ,  Miss  B.  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Hebrew  Univ.  of  Jerusalem,  JERUSA- 
LEM, Israel 
a       Seasonal  changes  in  the  parathyroid.  Bu[o  viridis  (Anura) 
b       Seasonal  changes  in  the  ultimobranchial  body.  Bu[o  viridis  (Anura) 
c       Multiplication  of  motor  end  plates  in  the  diaphragm  of  growing   animals.  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
d       Thyroid  deficiency  and  metamorphosis.  Pelobates  spec,  Hyla  spec.  (Anura) 
e       Second  metamorphosis:   influence  of  prolactin  on  the  water  drive;   influence  of  prolactin 

on  the  ultimobranchial  body  and  its  involvement  in  the  water  drive.  Bufo  viridis  (Anura) 
BOSSHARD,    N.    U.     Dipl.Natw.    —    Inst,    fiir    Genet..    Univ.    des    Saarlandes.    66    SAAR- 

BRUCKEN  11,  W.Germany 
a       Influence  of  chemical  stimuli  on  gene  activity.  Galleria  mellonella   (Lepidoptera) 
BOSSY,  J.  G.  M.     M.D..  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  34  MONTPELLIER,  France 
a       Study  of  melanotic  embryo  of  15  mm  V.C.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Mitotic  index  in  the  ependymal  layer  of  the  embryonic  brain:  topographic  variations.  Homo 

sapiens  (Primates) 
c       Development  of  the  mucous  lining  of  the  auditory  tube.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
d       Myelinization  of  the  dorsal  root-spinal  cord  junction.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
e       Development  of  neuroblasts  grafted  in  the  adult  spinal  cord.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
BOT,  A.  P.  C.     M.D.  —  Netherlands  Central  Inst,  for  Brain  Research,  IJdijk  28,  AMSTER- 
DAM, Netherlands 
a       Morpho-physiological    correlations    in   the    cerebral    hemisphere   during    embryonic    devel- 
opment, using  seizures  as  a  pathophysiological  phenomenon.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Morpho-physiological    correlations   between    cellular   activity    and   structural    development 

in  the  embryonic  celebral  hemisphere.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
BOTERENBROOD,  Miss  E.  C     Ph.D.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.   (Intern.  Embryol.  Inst.),  Uppsala- 

laan  1,  Universiteitscentrum  "De  Uithof",  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Analysis  of  regional  distribution  of  differentiation  tendencies  in  the  prosencephalic  part  of 

the  neural  plate.  Ttitutus  alpestris,  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela) 
b       Analysis   of  dorso-ventral   polarity   in   mesoderm   induction   and   endoderm   differentiation. 

Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela)    (in  collaboration  with  P.  D.  NIEUWKOOP) 
c       Cinematographical  study  of  normal  cleavage  pattern  and  gastrulation  movement.  Ambysto- 
ma mexicanum  (Urodela),  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)   (in  collaboration  with  K.  HARA) 
BOTTE,  V.     Vet.Dr.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  di  Sci.,  Univ.  degli  Studi,  Piazza 
F.  Marchetti,  CAMERINO,  Italy 

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BOUCK,  G.  B.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Kline  Biol.  Tower,  Yale  Univ.,  NEW  HAVEN. 
Conn.  06520,  U.S.A. 

a       Biochemistry  and  cytology  of  development.  Fucus  vesiculosus,  F.  spiralis  (Phaeophyta) 

BOULEKBACHE,  H.  Lic.es  Sci..  D.E.A.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  des  Sci..  7  Quai 
Saint-Bernard,  75  PARIS  5e,  France 

a  The  relationship  between  glycolytic  enzymes  and  respiration  in  early  development.  Salmo 
irideus  (Teleostei) 

h  Qualitative  changes  in  the  isoenzymes  of  L.D.H.,  aldolase  and  glucose-6-phosphate  dehy- 
drogenase during  development.  Salmo  irideus  (Teleostei) 

c  Electron  microscopic  study  of  mitochondria  and  yolk  platelets  in  early  development.  Salmo 
irideus  (Teleostei) 

BOUVET,  J.  L.  Dr.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Grenoble,  Cedex  53,  38  GRENOBLE. 
France 

a       Experimental  studies  on  the  development  of  the  paired  fins.  Salmo  trutta  fario  (Teleostei) 

BOVBJERG  (BLANCHARD),  Mrs.  A.  M.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Iowa,  IOWA 
CITY,  Iowa  52240,  U.S.A. 

a  Skin  grafting:  factors  affecting  graft  rejection  and  the  nature  of  the  immune  reaction.  Rana 
pipiens,  R.  catesbeiana  (Anura) 

h  Development  of  skin,  in  larvae  metamorphosing  normally  and  with  exogenous  thyroid 
hormone.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 

BOVING,  B.  G.  M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington,  115  W.  Uni- 
versity Parkway,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210.  U.S.A.  • 

a  Blastocyst  spacing,  orientation  and  implantation  mechanisms.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lago- 
morpha) 

h  Relation  of  trophoblast  invasion  to  blood  vessels  underlying  uterine  epithelium,  and  the 
anatomical,  mechanical  and  chemical  basis  for  it.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 

c  Identification  and  function  of  non-cellular  blastocyst  coverings.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 
(Lagomorpha) 

d       Structure  and  function  of  trophoblast  knobs.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 

BOWEN.  Mrs.  S.  T.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  and  Molec.  Biol.,  School  of  Nat.  Sci., 
San  Francisco  State  Coll..  SAN  FRANCISCO,  Calif.  94132,  U.S.A. 

a  Changes  in  hemoglobin  composition  in  development:  effect  of  environment  on  hemoglobin 
induction  in  a  clone  of  genetically  identical  parthenogenetic  females.  Ariemia  salina 
(Anostraca,  Crustacea) 

BOYD,  J.  D.  t     D.Sc,  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Anat.  School,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  CAMBRIDGE. 
England 
(deceased) 

BOYDE,  A.  Ph.D.  —  Anat.  Dept.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Gower  St.,  LONDON  W.C.I,  Eng- 
land 

a  Structure  and  development  of  hard  tissues;  descriptive  morphology  using  electron  micro- 
scopy, scanning  electron  microscopy,  scanning  probe  X-ray  microanalysis.   (Mammalia) 

BOYDEN,  E.  A.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Struct.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of 
Washington,  SEATTLE.  Wash.  98105,  U.S.A. 

BRACHET,  J.  L.  A.  M.D.,  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Morphol.  Anim..  Univ.  libre  de  Bruxelles. 
67.  rue  des  Chevaux.  RHODE-ST-GENESE,  Brabant,  Belgium  • 

a       Studies  on  the  metabolism  of  lethal  hybrids.  (Echinoidea;  Amphibia) 

h       Origin,  nature  and  role  of  cytoplasmic  DNA.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

c       DNA  synthesis  during  maturation.  (Echinoidea;  Amphibia) 

d  Effects  of  cortical  lesions  on  DNA,  RNA  and  protein  sythesis.  Xenopus  laevis,  Rana 
temporaria  (Anura) 

e  Effects  of  "conditioned  medium"  from  dissociated  morulae  on  development  and  nucleic  acid 
synthesis.  Paracentrotus  lividus  (Echinoidea) 

BRADBUR,  C.  Ph.D.  —  Biochem  Dept..  School  of  Med..  Univ.  of  Virginia.  CHARLOT- 
TESVILLE. Va.  22901,  U.S.A. 

BRADEN,  A.  W.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Anim.  Physiol.,  C.S.I.R.O.,  Ian  Clunies  Ross  Anim. 
Res.  Lab..  Great  Western  Highway.   (P.O.Box   144,  Parramatta).  PROSPECT.  N.S.W. 
2150,  Austraha 
a       Fertilization.  Ovis  spec.  (Actiodacfyla) 

h       Prenatal  mortality.  Ovis  spec.  (Artiodactyla) 

BRADLEY,  M.  O.     B.A.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Stanford  Univ..  STANFORD.  Calif.  94305. 

U.S.A. 
a       Developmental   profile   of   arginase   specific   activity   in   very   early   and   later   embryonic 

Uver  and  kidney.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
BRAHMA,  S.  K.     D.Phil.,  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol..  State  Univ.  of  Utrecht. 
Janskerkhof  3A.  UTRECHT,  Netherlands  • 

a       Immunochemical  studies  of  lens  proteins.   (Vertebcata)    (in  collaboration  with  W.  J.  van 

DOORENMAALEN) 
b       Autoradiographic  and  cytochemical  studies  of  tissue  differentiation.   (Vertebcata) 
BRAMBELL,  F.  W.  R.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  address  unknown  • 

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BRANDLE.   K.   A.     Dr.rer.nat.   —   Zool.    Inst,    der   Univ..   Kaiserstr.   2,   75    KARLSRUHE. 

W.Germany 
a       Preparation   and   rearing   of  animals  with   six   or   more   limbs   for   research   on   modes  of 

locomotion.  Ambystoma  spec.  (Ucodela) 
b       Xenoplastic   transplantation   of   neural   plates   for   the   study   of   relations   between   central 

nervous  system  and  behaviour.  (Amphibia) 
c       Preparation  and  rearing  of  animals  with  two  heads  connected  in  series    (tandem  heads) 
for  study  of  relations   between   central  nervous   system   and   doubled  sense   organs.  Am- 
bystoma  mexicanum  (Ucodela) 
BRANDT,  W.   H.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Bot.  and  Plant  Pathol.,  Oregon  State  Univ.. 

CORVALLIS,  Ore.  97331,  U.S.A. 
BRAUM,  E.     Dr.  —  Inst,   fur  Hydrobiol.   und   Fisch.wiss.,   Univ.   Hamburg,   Olbersweg   24, 

2  HAMBURG  50,  W.Germany 
a       Developmental  problems  of  eggs  in  the  mud-water  layers  of  lakes  (prelminary  experiments 
on  incubation  of  exposed  egg  samples  in  a  deep  lake).  Coregonus  wartmanni  (Teleostei) 
b       Malformations  observed  in  newly  hatched  larvae.  Coregonus  wartmanni  (Teleostei) 
c       The  influence  of  temperature,  oxygen  pressure  and  water  flow  on  eggs  and  larvae.  Esox 

lucius,  Coregonus  spp.  (Teleostei) 
BRAVERMAN,  M.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Cell  and  Radiat.  Biol.  Labs.,  Allegheny  Gen.  Hosp.,  320 

East  North  Ave.,  PITTSBURGH,  Pa.  15212,  U.S.A. 
a       Systems    analysis    of    colony    pattern   and    computer   simulation    of    colony    growth.    Po- 

dococyne  carnea  (Hydroidea) 
b       Macromolecular  control  of  the  initiation  of  lens  morphogenesis  and  lens  protein  synthesis 

in   vitro.    Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
BRESCIANI,  J.     M.Sc.  —  Inst,  of  Comp.  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Copenhagen,  Universitetsparken  15, 

COPENHAGEN  0,  Denmark 
BREUCKER,  Miss  H.     Dr.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.  Hamburg,  Martinistr.  52,  2000  HAM- 

BURG-Eppendorf,  W.Germany 
a       Electron  miscroscopic  studies  of  spermatozoa  and  spermatogenesis.  Ornithodorus  moubafa 

(Argasidae.  Acarina),  Graphidostreptus  spec.  (Diplopoda) 
BREUGEL,   F.   M.  A.  van  —  Dept.   of  Genet.,   Univ.   of  Leiden,   Kaiserstr.   63,   LEIDEN, 

Netherlands 
a       Cytological  differentiation   in  white-mottled  mutants.   Drosophila  melanogaster,  D.   hydei 

(Diptera) 
h       Chromosomal  puffs  in  lethal  mutants.  Drosophila  melanogaster,  D.  hydei  (Diptera) 
BRICK,  I.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Grad.  School  of  Arts  and  Sci.,  New  York  Univ., 

Washington  Square,  NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10003,  U.SA. 
a       Tissue  affinities  in  developing  melanophores  studied  by  time-lapse  photography.  Ambystoma 

mexicanum  (Urodela) 
b       Genetic  control  of  cell  surfaces  in  the  development  of  pigment  pattern.  Ambystoma  mexi- 
canum (Urodela) 
c       Analysis   of   melanophore   determination   at   the   molecular   level.    Ambystoma    mexicanum 

(Urodela) 
d       Development  of  the  eye,  optic  nerve,  and  optic  tectum  in  reciprocal  transplants  of  eye 
rudiments  between  embryos  of  varieties  with  and  without  eyes.  Astyanax  mexicanus  (syn. 
Anoptichthyes  jordani)  (Teleostei) 
e       The  surface  of  cells  in  different  presumptive  regions  during  gastrulation,  studied  by  means 

of  cell  electrophoresis.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
BRIDE,  Miss  J.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Inst,  des  Sci.  Nat..  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Place  Marechal 

Leclerc,  25  BESANgON,  France 
a       Developpement  embryonnaire  de  la  glande   uropygienne.    (Aves)    (en   collaboration   avec 

L.  GOMOT) 
BRIDE  (VUILLET).  Mrs.  M.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Inst,  des  Sci.  Nat.,  Fac.  des  Sci., 
Place  Marechal  Leclerc,  25  BESANCON.  France 

Recherches  sur  le  developpement    in    vivo    et    in    vitro    du  coeur.  Rana  temporaria, 
Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)   (en  collaboration  avec  L.  GOMOT) 
BRIEGLEB,  W.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Inst,  fur  Flugmedizin  der  DFVLR,  Kolnerstr.  70.  532  BAD 

GODESBERG,  W.Germany 
a       Einfluss   von   Licht  und  hoher  Temperatur  auf   die   Ontogenese   einer   neotenen   Art   aus 

einem  Hohlenbiotop.  Proteus  anguinus  (Proteidea,  Urodela) 
h       The   influence   of   simulated   weightlessness   on   development.    Tribolium    castaneum    (Co- 

teoptera) 
c       The  influence  of  simulated  weightlessness  by  rotation  on  the  early  development  (polariza- 
tion). Ascaris  (Nematoda).  (Anura)   (in  collaboration  with  G.  TEUCHERT) 
d       The  influence  of  simulated  weightlessness    (by   submersion)    on  metamorphosis.    (Anura) 

(in  collaboration  with  G.  TEUCHERT) 
BRIEN,   P.   L.     Dr.Sc.Zool.,   Prof.   Hon.  —  Inst,   de  Zool.  Torley-Rousseau,   Univ.   libre   de 
Bruxelles,  50  Av.  F.D.  Roosevelt,  BRUXELLES,  Belgium  • 

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a 


BRIGGS,  R.  W.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —   Dept.  of  Zool..  Indiana  Univ.,  BLOOMINGTON.   Ind 

47401,  U.S.A.  • 

BRINCK-JOHNSEN,  T.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Dartmouth  Med.  School,  HANOVER. 

N.H.  03755,  U.S.A. 
a       Placental  and  fetal  steroidogenesis.  Dasypus  nouemcinctus  (Edentata) 
b       Placental  estrogens.  Sus  scrofa  (Artiodactyla) 
c       Estrogens  in  pregnancy.  Felis  cafus  (Carnivora) 
BRINSTER,  R.  L.     V.M.D.,  Ph.  D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Reprod.  Physiol..  School  of  Vet.  Med.. 

Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  530  Lippincott  Bldg.,  25th  &  Locust  Sts.,  PHILADELPHIA,  Pa. 

19103.  U.S.A. 
a       Fertilization;  physiology  and  biochemistry  of  ova  and  early  cleavage  stages.   (Mammalia) 
BRODY.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Univ.  of  California.  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box   109.  LA 

JOLLA,  Calif.  92037,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  genetics.  Neurospora  spec.  (Ascomycetes) 
b       Biochemical  mechanisms  in  morphogenesis. 
BR0NDSTED,  H.  V.     Dr.Phil..  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Stockholmsgade  23,  2100  COPENHAGEN, 

Denmark  • 

a       Physiology  and  regeneration.  (Porifera;  Turbellaria) 
b       Embryology.  Mus  musculus  (Rodenfia) 
BROOKBANK.  J.  W.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Florida,  GAINESVILLE. 

Fla.  32601.  U.S.A. 
a       DNA   synthesis   in   interordinal   hybrids,    fertilization   through   pluteus.   Strong ylocentrotus 

purpuratus  x  Dendraster  excentricus  (Echinoidea) 
b       Entoderm  antigens  of  plutei.  Lytechinus  variegatus  (Echinoidea) 
BROOKS    (LAWRENCE).   Mrs.    B.   —   Histol.   Dept..    Fac.   of   Med.,   Univ.   of   Liverpool, 

LIVERPOOL,   Lancashire.   England 
BROOKS,  Miss   M.  A.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Entomol.,    Fish,   and   Wildlife.   Univ.   of 

Minnesota.  ST.  PAUL.  Minn.  55101.  U.S.A. 
a       Tissue  differentiation,   studied  in  cell   culture,  with  respect  to  developmental  potential  as 

correlated  with  stages  in  the  life  cycle.  Malacosoma  dissfria  (Lepidoptera) 
b       The  effect  of  intracellular  symbiotic  microorganisms  on  vitellogenesis  and  embryonic  devel- 
opment of  insects.  Blattella  germanica,  Periplaneta  americana  (Dictyoptera) 
BROSEMER.  R.  W.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Chem..  Washington  State  Univ..  PULLMAN. 

Wash.  99163.  U.S.A. 
a       The  morphological  and  enzymic  development  of  flight  muscle.  Apis  mellifera,  Bombus  spec. 

(Hymenoptera),  Sarcophaga  bullata   (Dipteca) 
BROUWER,  P.  J.     Med.Drs.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  Free  Univ.  of  Brussels,  97 

rue  aux  Laines,  BRUXELLES.  Belgium 
BROWN,  D.  D.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol..  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington,   115  W.  Uni- 
versity Parkway.  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210.  U.S.A. 

—  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Charles  &  34th  Sts..  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21218. 

U.S.A.  • 

a       Biochemical  studies  of  early  development.  Rana  pipiens,  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura),  Hyalo' 

phora  cecropia  and  other  spp.   (Lepidoptera)    (in  collaboration  with  L.   P.  GAGE.  R.  G. 

ROEDER  and  Y.  SUZUKI) 
BROWN.  E.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Illinois.  URBANA,  111.  61801.  U.S.A. 
a       Genetic  and  cytological  aspects  of  oogenesis.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
BROWN.  J.  A.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame,  NOTRE  DAME,  Ind. 

46556,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  physiology,  particularly  mcristem  metabolism  in  floral  morphogenesis.  Arab- 

idopsis  thaliana  (Cruciferae) 
b       Floral  induction  as  affected  by  deoxyriboside  base  analogues  and  photoperiod.  Arabidopsis 

thaliana  (Cruciferae) 
c       Photomorphogenic  action  spectra  and  threshold  flux  densities.  Arabidopsis  thaliana  (Cruci- 
ferae) 
d       Pupal  development  and  adult  fertility  as  affected  by  deoxyriboside  base  analogues  applied 

topically  at  onset  of  pupation.  (Nematocera,  Diptera)  (in  collaboration  with  G.  B.  CRAIG) 
BROWN,   J.   W.     Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Anat.,    Univ.   of   Alabama    Med.    Center.    1919 

Seventh  Ave.  South.  BIRMINGHAM.  Ala.  35233.  U.S.A. 
BRUCE,  L.     Fil.Kand.  —  Zoophysiol.  Inst..  Univ.  of  Lund,  Helgonavagen  3.  223  62  LUND. 

Sweden 
a       Biochemical  and  cytochemical  analysis  of  intracellular  yolk  granules  in  early  blastoderms 

with  special  regard  to  yolk  DNA.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
BRUGAL,  G.  J.  Y.     Cherch.  3e  Cycle  —  Lab.  de  Zool..  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Grenoble.  Cedex  53, 

38  GRENOBLE.  France 
a       Etude  autoradiographique  du  cycle  mitotique  et  de  ses  variations  sous  Taction  des  facteurs 

externes  (temperature,  thyroxine)  a  differents  stades  du  developpement.  Pleurodeles  waltlii 

(Urodela) 

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BRUMMETT,  Miss  A.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Oberlin  Coll..  OBERLIN,  Ohio  44074, 

U.S.A. 
a       Experimental  analysis  of  morphogenetic  movements  and  differentiation  in  the  early  gastrula 

by  deletion-explantation  techniques.  Fundulus  heteroclitus   (Teleostei) 
b       Analysis  of  biochemical  difference  in  various  presumptive  regions  of  the  early  gastrula. 

Fundulus  heteroclitus  (Teleostei) 
c       Factors  influencing  graft  vs.  host  antagonism  in  anterior  shield  grafts.  Fundulus  heteroclitus 

( Teleostei) 
d       Electron  microscopical  studies  on  developing  embryos.  Fundulus  heteroclitus  (Teleostei) 
BRUN,  J.  L.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gener.  et  Appl.,  Univ.  de  Lyon,  43  Bd.  du  11  No- 

vembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Adaptation  aux  temperatures  clevees.  Caenorhabditis  elegans  (Nematoda) 
BRUNO,   R.     Dr.  —  Inst,   of   Biochem.,   Univ.  of  Turin,   Via   Giolitti   34,    10123  TORINO, 

Italy 
a       Induction  by  prolactin  of  thyroid  activation  in  larvae  at  advanced  metamorphic  stages. 

Buh  bufo  (Anura)   (in  collaboration  with  Miss  A.  GUARDABASSI,  M.  OLIVERO,  M. 

T.  RINAUDO,  E.  CAMPANTICO  and  C.  GIUNTA) 
BRUNST.  V.  V.     Dr.biol.Sc.  —  Roswell  Park  Mem.  Inst..  666  Elm  St.,  BUFFALO,  N.Y. 

14203,  U.S.A. 
a       Experimental  embryology.  Siredon  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
b       Regeneration.  Siredon  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
c       Chromosomes.  Siredon  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
d       Tumors.  Siredon  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
e       Radation  effects.  Siredon  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
i        Congenital  abnormalities.  (Urodela) 

BRUST,  R.  A.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Entomol.,  Fac.  of  Agric,  Univ.  of  Manitoba.  WIN- 
NIPEG  19,   Manitoba,   Canada 
a       The  influence  of  thermal  stress  on  development.  Aedes  spp.  (Culicidae,  Diptera) 
h       Survey  on  the  occurrence  of  autogeny  in  subarctic  species    (field   and  laboratory  obser- 
vations). Aedes  spp.  (Culicidae,  Diptera) 
c       Effect  of  mermithed  parasitism  on  larval  development.  Aedes  spp.   (Culicidae,  Diptera) 
d       Effect  of  photoperiod  and  temperature  on  the   induction  and  termination  of  diapause  in 

larvae  and  embryos.  Wyeomyia  smithii,  Aedes  atropalpus  (Culicidae,  Diptera) 
BRYAN.  J.  H.  D.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Georgia,  ATHENS,  Ga.  30601, 

U.S.A. 
a       Cytochemical  studies  of  gamete  formation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Nucleic  acid-protein  ratios  during  growth  and  differentiation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Cytochemical  studies  of  nuclear  proteins  in  differentiating  and  adult  tissues.  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
d       Studies  of  differentiation  of  spermatozoa  in  mutant  animals  (light-  and  electron  microscope 

studies).  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
BRYDEN,  M.  M.     B.V.Sc,  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Vet.  Coll.,  Cornell  Univ.,  ITHACA, 

N.Y.  14850,  U.S.A. 
a       Prenatal  and  postnatal  development.  Mirounga  leonina  (Pinnipedia) 
h       General  embryology.  Ovis  aries  (Artiodactyla) 
BUCHANAN,  G.  D.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Coll.  of  Ohio.  P.O.Box  6190, 

TOLEDO.  Ohio  43614,  U.S.A. 
a       Reproductive  physiology,  including  histology  and  histochemistry  of  the  reproductive  tract. 

Mustela  furo  (Carnivora) 
BUDEGUER  de  ATENOR,  Mrs.  M.  S.  —  Inst,  de  Biol.,  Univ.  Nac.  de  Tucuman,  Chacabuco 

460,  S.  M.  de  TUCUMAN,  Argentina 
a       Chemical  factors   involved  in   fertilization:   oviducal  origin   of  the   diffusible   factor.  Bufo 

arenarum  (Anura) 
BUEHR,  Miss  M.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  The  University,  GLASGOW  W.2.,  Scotland, 

U.K. 
a       Primordial  germ  cells.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

BUGGE,  J.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Royal  Dental  Coll.,  AARHUS.  Denmark 
a       Development  of  the  stapedial  artery.  (Myomorpha,  Rodentia) 

b       Development  of  the  cerebral,  pericentricular  vasculature.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Malformations  of  the  vascular  system  of  brain  and  head.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus 

(Rodentia)   (in  collaboration  with  P.  A.  KNUDSEN) 
BUHLER.  R.  —  Zool.-Vergl.  Anat.  Inst..  Univ.  Ziirich.  Kiinstlergasse  16,  CH-8006  ZURICH, 

Switzerland 
a       Peptides  and  free  amino  acids  during  development  (separation  by  ion-exchange  chromato- 
graphy). Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
BULLIfiRE,  D.     Dr.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Grenoble,  Cedex  53.  38  GRENOBLE. 

France 
a       The  regeneration  and  factors  of  morphogenesis  in  the  larval  leg.  Blabera  craniifer  (Dicty- 

optera) 

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b       Regeneration  in  the  embryonic  leg.  Blabera  craniifer  (Dictyoptera) 

BULLIERE  (CHALLANDE) ,  Mrs.  F.     Dr.spec.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Grenoble. 

Cedex  53,  38  GRENOBLE,  France 
a       Embryonic  development  and  mechanisms  of  embryonic  moults.  Blabera  craniifer   (Dicty- 
optera) 
b       Morphological    and   ultrastructural    analysis   of   organogenesis    by    means    of    in    vitro 

culture  techniques.  Blabera  craniifer  (Dictyoptera) 
BULMER,  D.     M.D.  —  Chair  of  Human  Morphology,  Univ.  of  Southampton,  SOUTHAMP- 
TON, England 
a       Cytochemistry  of  developing  female  genital  tract.  Various  spp.  (Mammalia) 
b       Cytochemistry  of  placenta.  (Rodentia) 
BULSIEWICZ,  Miss  H.     M.A.  —  Dept.  of  Gen.  Biol.,  Silesian  Acad,  of  Med.,  K.  Marksa  19 

Rokitnica,  ZABRZE  8,  Poland 
a       Karyology  of  congenital  malformations.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

BUfJO,  W.     M.D.  —  Sect,  of  Exper.  Neurol.,  Inst,  of  Neurol.,  Hosp.  de  Qinicas,  MONTE- 
VIDEO, Uruguay 
a       Regulation  of  cochlear  input  in  the  developing  animal.  Cavia  cobaya  (Rodentia) 
BURDA    (WILSON),    Mrs.    D.    J.     Ph.D.   —    Dept.    of    Anat,    School    of    Med.,    Stanford 

Univ.,  STANFORD,  Calif.  94305  U.S.A. 
a       Development  and  experimental  modification  of  cerebrovascular  system.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
b       Early  growth  and  differentiation  of  brain.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
BURDI,  A.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Michigan,  East  Med.  Bldg  . 

ANN  ARBOR,  Mich.  48104,  U.S.A. 
BURDICK,  M.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Florida  State  Univ.,  TALLAHASSEE,  Fla. 

32306,  U.S.A. 
a       Study   of  the   cellular  specificities   responsible   for   controlling   morphogenetic   movements, 

using  the  reaggregation  of  dissociated  cells  as  a  test  system.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves), 

Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
BURDON-JONES,  C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  School  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  Coll.  of 

Townsville,  P.O.Box  999,  TOWNSVILLE,  Qld.,  4810  Australia  • 

a       Development  and  regeneration.  Rhabdopleura  normani,  Cephalodiscus  spec,  and  other  spp. 

(Pterobranchia,  Hemichordata) 
BURGESS,  Miss  A.  M.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  London  Hosp.  Med.  Coll.,  Turner  St., 

LONDON  E.l,  England 
a       RNA    synthesis   in    dedifferentiating    and    redifferentiating    regenerating    tissues.    Xenopus 

laevis,  Ambystoma  spec.   (Amphibia) 
h       Somite  morphogenesis.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
BURIGHEL,    P.     Dr.biol.sci.   —   1st.  di   Biol.   Anim.,   Fac.   di   Sci.,   Via   Loredan    10.   35100 

PADOVA,  Italy 
a       Asexual  reproduction.  Botryllus  schlosseri,  Botrylloides  leachi  (Ascidiae) 
h       Differentiation  of  digestive  tract.  Botryllus  schlosseri,  Botrylloides  leachi  (Ascidiae) 
BURKART,  T.     Dipl.Natw.  —  Inst,  fur  Genet.,  Univ.  des  Saarlandes,  66  SAARBRUCKEN 

11,  W.Germany 
a       Role  of  electrolytes  in  limb  regeneration  and  metamorphosis.  Triturus  cristatus  (Urodela), 

Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
BURNS,  R.  K.     Ph.D.  —  Bridgewater  Coll.,  BRIDGEWATER,  Va.  22812,  U.S.A.  • 

BURNSIDE,  Miss  M.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Lab.,  Harvard  Univ.,  CAMBRIDGE,  Mass.  02138, 

U.S.A. 
a       Incorporation  of  tritiated  polysaccharide  precursors  into  the  cell  surface  of  amoebae  grown 

in  suspension  culture  as  studied  by  biochemical  techniques  and  electron  microscopic  radio- 
autography.  Dictyostelium  discoideum  (Acrasiales) 
h       Investigation  of  the  role  of  microtubules  in  the  maintenance  and  production  of  cell  shape 

in  embryonic  columnar  epithelia.  Taricha  torosa  (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
BURTON.  A.  L.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  The  Univ.  of  Texas  Med.  School  at  San 

Antonio,  7703  Floyd  Curl  Drive,  SAN  ANTONIO,  Tex.  78229,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  mast  cells  in  connective  tissue  of  embryonic  skin.  Mus  norvegicus  albinus 

(Rodentia) 
BUSS,   E.  G.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Poultry  Sci.,  The   Pennsylvania   State   Univ.,    105 

Weaver  Bldg.,  UNIVERSITY  PARK,  Pa.  16802,  U.S.A. 
BUTLER,   E.   G.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc,   Prof.    (Emer.)    —  Dept.   of  Biol.,   Princeton  Univ.,   PRIN- 
CETON, N.J.  08540.  U.S.A.  • 
a       Study  of  the  mechanics  of  the  formation  of  the  regeneration  blastema;   the  influence  of 

nerves  on  blastema  formation;  regression  in  nerveless  non-regenerating  limbs.  Ambystoma 

punctatum,  A.  opacum  (Urodela) 
b      Effects  of  ultraviolet  radiation  on  limb  development  and  supernumerary  limb  regeneration. 

(Urodela) 
c       Problems  of  polarity  in  the  limb;   regeneration  after  reversal  of  the  proximo-distal  axis. 

(Urodela) 

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d       Study  of  epidermal  hyperplasia.  (Urodela;  Mammalia) 

e       Spinal  cord  reconstitution  after  ablation.  (Urodela) 

BUTLER,  H.     M.D.,  B.Chir.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Saskatchewan,  SASKATOON,  Sask., 

Canada 
a       Reproductive  cycle,  implantation,  placentation  and  early  embryology.  Galago  senegalensis 

senegalensis  (Lemuroidea,  Primates) 
BUTLER,  W.  L.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box 

109,  LA  JOLLA,  Calif.  92037,  U.S.A. 
a       Mechanism  of  phytochrome  action  in  development.   (Plantae) 
b       Photobiology  of  development.   (Algae) 

BUTROS,  J.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Dept.,  American  Univ.  of  Beirut,  BEIRUT,  Lebanon  • 
a       Promoting  action  of  RNA  from  embryonic  organs  on  differentiation  of  fragments  of  early 

blastoderms.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aues) 
h       Entry  and  action  of  RNA  on  protein  synthesis.  Lytechinus  pictus  (Echinoidea) 
c       Action  of  stimulants  and  depressants  on  development  of  the  heart  primordium    in   vitro. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
BUTTERWORTH,  F.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Oakland  Univ.,  ROCHESTER,  Mich. 

48063.  U.S.A. 
a       The  hormonal  and  genetic  control  of  development  of  the  adipose  tissue  on  the  cellular  and 
biochemical  level   (microsurgical,  transplantation,  cytological  and  biochemical  techniques). 
Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
BUTZEL,  H.  M..  Jr.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Union  College,  SCHENECFADY, 

N.Y.  12308,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  genetics  of  mating  type.  Paramaecium  aurelia  (Ciliata) 
h       Organelle  development:  study  of  the  role  of  organelles  in  teratogenesis  of  single  and  double 

cells.  Paramaecium  aurelia  (Ciliata) 
BUZNIKOV,  G.  A.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R., 

Vavilov  St.  26.  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       The  role  of  neurotransmitters   (acetylcholine,  serotonin,  catecholamines)   in  early  embryo- 
genesis.  Strong ylocentrotus  drobachiensis,  S.  nudus,  S.  intermedius,  Paracentrotus  lividus, 
Arbacia  lixula,  Sphaerechinus  granulans  ( Echinoidea),  Rana  temporaria,  Buf a  bu^o  (Anura) 
(in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  L.  N.  MARKOVA) 
BYCZKOWSKA   (SMYK),  Mrs.  W.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Comp.  Anat..  Jagellonian  Univ.,  ul. 

Krupnicza  50,  KRAKOW,  Poland 
a       Electron  microscopic  studies  of  spermiogenesis.  Tetrodontophora  bielanensis  (Collembola) 
BYLINA  (KUf^SKA).  Mrs.  A.     mgr.Sci.  —  Dept.  of  Histol,  and  Embryol..  Fac.  of  Vet.  Med., 

Warsaw  Agricult.  Univ..  Grochowska  272.  WARSZAWA.  Poland 
a       Histochemical  studies  on  differentiation  of  metanephros.  Sus  domesticus  (Artiodactyla) 
BYTINSKI-SALZ.    H.     Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.    of   Zool.,  Tel-Aviv    Univ..    155    Herzl    St., 

TEL-AVIV,  Israel 
a       Hormonal  influences  on  melanophore   behavior  in   tadpoles.  Rana  spec,   Pelobates  spec. 

(Anura) 
b       Species  specificity  of  different  larvae  tested  by  xenoplastic  transplantation  of  hypophysis. 
Pelobates  spec,  Xenopus  spec,  Bufo  spec,  Rana  spec,  Bombina  spec,  Hyla  spec.  (Anura), 

Pleurodeles  spec,   Triton  spec,  Ambystoma  spec.   (Urodela)  

CAHN,   R.   D.     Dr.  —  Dept.   of  Zool.,   Univ.   of   Washington,   SEATTLE,   Wash.   98105, 

U.S.A. 
CAIRNS,   J.   M.     Ph.D.   —   Springville   Labs.,    Roswell    Park   Mem.    Inst.,    SPRINGVILLE, 

N.Y.  14141,  U.S.A. 
CALLEBAUT.  M.  E.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol..  State  Univ.  Center.  Groenen- 

borgerlaan   171.  ANTWERPEN.  Belgium 
a       Early  development.  Gallus  domesticus,  Coturnix  coturnix  (Aves) 
b       ^H-Uridine  and  ^H-thymidine  incorporation  in  germ  cells.  Coturnix  coturnix  (Aves) 
CAMBAR.  R.     Dr..  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,  Fac  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux.  351   Cours  de 

la  Liberation,  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Etude  descriptive  et  experimentale  de  la  morphogenese  du  mesonephros.  Rana  spec,  Alytes 

spec,  Discoglossus  spec.  Xenopus  spec.   (Anura) 
h       Etude  experimentale  de  la  morphogenese  du  tube  digestif  et  des  glandes  annexes.  (Anura) 
c       Involution  ou  transformation  de  I'appareil  excreteur  pendant  la  metamorphose.  (Anura) 
d       Rapports  entre  I'appareil  genital  et  I'appareil  excreteur.   (Anura) 
e        Recherches  descriptives  sur  le  developpement.  Gambusia  spec.  (Teleostei) 
f        Ultrastructure  du  pronephros  et  du  mesonephros.  (Anura) 
g       Differenciation  sexuelle.  (Anura) 
CAMENZIND.  R.     Dr.scnat.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Swiss  Federal  Inst,  of  Technol.,  Universitat- 

str.  2.  8006  ZURICH.  Switzerland 
a       Morphology,  physiology  and  cytology  of  paedogenetic-bisexual  reproduction  cycle.  He- 
teropeza  pygmaea  (=  Oligarces  paradoxus),  Tekomyia  populi;  Mycophila  spec.  (Itonididae 
=  Cecidomyiidae.  Diptera) 

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CAMERON,  I  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  The  Univ.  of  Texas  Med.  School  at  San 

Antonio.  7703  Floyd  Curl  Drive.  SAN  ANTONIO,  Tex.  78229.  U.S.A. 
a       Synchronous  cell  differentiation.  Tetrahymena  vorax  (Ciliata) 
b       Cell  proliferation  and  differentiation.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
c       Cell  homing.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
d       Patterns  in  development.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
CAMOSSO,  Miss  M.  E.     Sc.D.  —  Inst,  of  Human  Anat..  Fac.  of  Med..  Univ.  of  Bari,  Poh- 

clinico.  70124  BARI,  Italy 
a       Analysis  of  the  morphogenesis  of  the  wing.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Nerve  patterns  in  experimentally  duplicated  limbs.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
CAMPBELL  (GIBSON),  Mrs.  J.  A.     B.Sc.(Hons.)  —  Dept.  of  Cell  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Glasgow, 

GLASGOVv^  W.2,  Scotland,  U.K.. 
a       Studies  of  the  formation  of  cell  adhesions,  using  cultured  cell  lines  and  embryonic  cells,  in 

reaggregation  and  dispersal  experiments. 
CAMPANTICO.  E.     Dr.  —  Inst,  of  exp.  Embryol.,  Univ.  of  Turin,  Via  Giolitti  34.   10123 

TORINO,   Italy 
a       Induction  by  prolactin  of  thyroid  activation  in  larvae  at  advanced  metamorphic  stages. 

Bufo  bufo  (Anura)  (in  collaboration  with  R.  BRUNO,  M.  OLIVERO,  M.  T.  RINAUDO, 

C  GIUNTA  and  A.  GUARDABASSI) 
CAMPBELL,    J.    C.     Ph.D.   —   M.R.C.    Epigenet.    Research   Group,    Inst,    of   Anim.   Genet., 

Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West  Mains  Rd.,  EDINBURGH,  EH9  3JN,  Scotland.  U.K. 
a       Antigenic  studies  of  lens  regeneration.  Xenopus  laevis,  Triturus  alpestris  (Amphibia)    (in 

collaboration  with  D.  E.  S.  TRUMAN) 
b       Regulatory  mechanisms  in  lens  regeneration.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
c       Metabolism   (immunochemistry)   and  regulatory  mechanisms  in  lens  development.  Xenopus 

laevis  (Anura),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  R.  M.  CLAYTON 

and  D.  E.  S.  TRUMAN) 
d       Studies  of  mutants  affecting  the  eye  and  lens.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration 

with  Mrs.  R.  M.  CLAYTON) 
e       Immunochemical  studies  of  retina  and  eye-cup.    (Amphibia)    (in   collaboration  with   Mrs. 

R.  M.  CLAYTON) 
CAMPENHOUT,  E.  van     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Inst.  d'Anat.,  Univ.  de  Louvain,   12  Minderbroeder- 

str.,  LOUVAIN,  Belgium  • 

CANDIOLLO.  L.     Lib.Doc.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Umana  Norm,  della  Univ.,  Fac.  Med.  e  Chir., 

Corso  M.D'Azeglio  52,  10126  TORINO,  Italy 
CANNATA,  F.  —  Cat.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol..  Fac.  di  Sci.,  Univ.  di  Messina,  Via  dei  Verdi  75, 

98100  MESSINA,  Italy 
a       Structural  and  cytochemical  aspects  of  the  nucleolar  apparatus.  Astropecten  aurantiacus 

( Asteroidea) .  Ophiomyxa   pentagona    (Ophiuroidea),  Stichopus   regalis    (Holothuroidea) , 

Doricidaris  papillata  (Echinoidea) 
b       Formation  of  yolk  globules.  Astropecten  aurantiacus  (Asteroidea),  Ophiomyxa  pentagona 

(Ophiuroidea),  Stichopus  regalis  (Holothuroidea),  Dorocidaris  papillata  (Echinoidea) 
CANTELL,  C.-E.     Fil.hc.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Uppsala,  Villavagen  9,  UPPSALA,  Sweden 
a       Larval   development.    ( Heteronemertini,  Nemertea) 
CANTING.   D.     M.D.   —  Dept.  of  Anat..   Univ.   of  Turin.   Corso   M.D'Azeglio  52,    10126 

TORINO.  Italy 
a       The   development   of   Auerbach's   and   Meissner's   plexus    (silver   staining,   histochemistry, 

electron   microscopy).  Oryctolagus  cuniculus   ( Lagomorpha) ,   Cavia  cobaya,  Rattus  nor- 

vegicus  (Rodentia) 
h       The  development  of  Remak's  ganglion   (histochemistry  and  electron  microscopy  of  devel- 
oping neuroblasts  and  synapses.)   Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       The  development  of  sympathetic  neurons  and  neural  connections  in  the  autonomic  nervous 

system   (electron  microscopy,  tracer  studies).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
CAPANNA,  E.     Dott.Sci.Nat.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.  "Battista  Grassi",  Fac.  di  Sci.,  Univ. 

di  Roma,  Via  A.  Borelli  50,  00161  ROMA,  Italy 
CAPKOVA    (HRUBA),   Mrs.   A.     M.D.   —   Embryol.   Lab.,   Inst,    for   the   Care   of   Mother 

and  Child,  nabr.  K.  Marxe  157,  PRAHA-Podoli,  Czechoslovakia 
CAPUANO.   G.  —  Lab.   d'Anat.   Norm.,   Fac.   Mixte  de   Med.   et  de   Pharm.   de   Rouen,   41 

rue  St.  Girardin.  76  ROUEN,  France 
CARELL,  E.  F.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  PITTSBURGH.  Pa.   15213, 

U.S.A. 
a       Effect  of  light  and  chemicals  on  the  development  of  chloroplasts.  Euglena  gracilis  (Euglen- 

ophyceae) 
CARINCI.   P.     M.D..   Prof.  —  Inst,   of   Histol.   and  Gen.   Embryol..   Univ.   of  Bologna.   Via 

Belmeloro  8,  BOLOGNA.  Italy 
CARLSON,    B.    M.     M.D.,    Ph.D.    —    Dept.    of   Anat.,    Med.    School,    Univ.    of    Michigan, 

4565  East  Med.  Bldg.,  ANN  ARBOR,  Mich.  48104,  U.S.A. 
CARMONA  DE  UZCATEGUI,  Mrs.  M.  L.  —  Cat.  de  Embriol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Univ.  de 

Los  Andes,   MfiRIDA,   Venezuela 

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CARR,  D.  H.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  McMaster  Univ.,  HAMILTON, 

Ont.,  Canada 
a       Chromosome  abnormalities  and  development.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
CASPARI    E   W      Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Coll.  of  Arts  and  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Rochester, 

ROCHESTER,  N.Y.  14627,  U.S.A.  • 

CASSAGNE-MfiJEAN,  Mrs.  F.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Montpellier, 

Place  Eugene  Bataillon,  34  MONTPELLIER,  France 
a       Embryonic  and   post-embryonic   development   and   metamorphosis.   Arrenurus   spec.    (Hy- 

drachnellae,  Acarina,  Arachnida) 
CASTANEDA,  M.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.,  Calif.  Inst,  of  Technol., 

PASADENA.  Calif.  91109,  U.S.A. 
CASTELLANI    (CERESA),   Mrs.   L.     Dr.biol.sci.   —   Cat.   di   Embriol.    e   Morfol.    Sperim., 

Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Celoria  10,  MILANO,  Italy 
CASTIGLI   (PITTOTTI),  Mrs.  M.     Dott.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  Gen.,  Fac.  di  Sci.  Agraria, 

Univ.  di  Perugia,  S.  Pietro,  PERUGIA,  Italy 
CASTON    J.  D.     Ph.D   —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Developm.  Biol.  Center,  Western  Reserve  Univ. 

School  of  Med.,  2127  Cornell  Rd.,  CLEVELAND,  Ohio  44106,  U.S.A. 
a       Nucleic  acids  and  protein  synthesis  during  development  ( ribosomes ).  i?ana  pipiens,  Xenopus 

laevis  (Anura) 
CASTRO-ROMERO,  J.  M.     Ph.D.,  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  de  Anat.  y  Embriol.,  Fac.  de  Med., 

Univ.  de  Salamanca,  SALAMANCA,  Spain 
GATHER,  J.  N.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Michigan,  ANN  ARBOR,  Mich. 

48104,'  U.S.A. 
a       The    differentiation   of    the    shell    gland.   Ilyanassa    obsoleta    and    other   Gastropoda    and 

Lamellibranchia  (Mollusca) 
h       Cellular  interactions.  (Annelida,  Mollusca  and  other  Spiralia) 
CAUNA    N      M.D.,  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Cell  Biol.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ. 

of  Pittsburgh,  PITTSBURGH,  Pa.  15213,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  peripheral  receptor  organs   (neurohistological,  histochemical  and  electron- 
microscopical  studies).  Homo  sapiens  and  other  spp.  (Mammalia) 
GAUNTER   (DEVIS),  Mrs.  R.  J.       M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  the  Witwatersrand, 

Milner  Park,  JOHANNESBURG,  S.Africa 
a       An  electron  microscopic  study  of  development.  (Ascidiae) 
b       Electron  microscopic  study.  Convoluta  macnaei   (Turbellaria) 
CAVALLIN  (THOMAS),  Mrs.  M.     Dr.Biol.anim.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  Exper.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de 

Bordeaux,  Av.  des  Facultes,  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Recherches  descriptives  et  experimentales  sur  la  morphogenese  de  I'appareil  genital.  Car- 

ausius  spec.  (Cheleutoptera) 
CAVE,  M.  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Cell  Biol.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh, 

PITTSBURGH,  Pa.  15213,  U.S.A. 
a       The  origin  and  function  of   extrachromosal   deoxyribonucleic   acid   during   oogenesis   and 

early  stages  of  embryogenesis.  Gryllus  domesticus  (Orthoptera) 
b       The  protein  components  of  giant  polytene  chromosomes.  Chironomus  thummi  (Diptera) 
CAZAUX    CI.     Dr.Biol.Anim.  —  Inst,  de  Biol.   Marine,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Univ.  de  Bordeaux, 

2  rue  du  Prof.  Jolyet,  33  ARCACHON,  France 
a       Larval  development  from  egg  to  metamorphosis  and  beyond  (artificial  fertilization,  rearing 

in  the  laboratory).  (Polychaeta) 
CEBRA,  J.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Charles  and  34th  Sts., 

BALTIMORE,  Md.  21218,  U.S.A. 
a       Differentiation  of  lymphoid  cells  with  respect  to  variety  of  their  immunoglobulin  product 
(polymorphic  form  of  immunoglobulin  and  specificity  of  antibody).  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 

( LagomoTpha) .  Cavia  porcellus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
CECCARINI,  C.     Ph.D.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi  20,  90123 

PALERMO,  Italy 
a       Ribosomal   protein  synthesis,   ribosomes   and  other  subcellular  components.  Dictyosfelium 

purpureum  (Acrasiales) 
CEDARD    (WILLSTAETTER),    Mrs.    L.     M.D.,    Ph.D.    —   Lab.    de    Chimie    Hormonale, 

Maternite  de  Port-Royal,  121  Bd.  de  Port-Royal,  PARIS  XI Ve,  France 
a       Action  of  gonadotropins  on  steroidogenesis  and  glycogenolysis  in  placenta  perfused    i  n 

vitro;   demonstration  of  the  role   of  cyclic   3'5'AMP   as  intercellular  mediator.   Homo 

sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Biosynthesis    of   steroids    and   cholesterol    in   organotypic    cultures    of    immature    gonads; 

influence  of  HCG  on  steroidogenesis.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
CENTER,  Mrs.  E.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Stanford  Univ.,  STANFORD,  Calif.  94305, 

U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  genetics  of  mutations  involving  abnormal  development  of  limbs,  tail,  and 

neural  tube.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
CERBELLE,  J.  C.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Gener.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux,  Avenue  des  Facultes, 
33  TALENCE,  France 

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a       Development  of  neuromuscular  system  (action  potentials;  establishment  of  first  reflex  arc). 

Ratios  spec,  Cavia  spec.   (Rodentia),  Oryctolagus  spec.   (Lagomorpha) 
CERIMELE,  D.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Dermatol.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pavia,  Policlinico 

S.  Matteo,  27100  PAVIA.  Italy 
a       Quantitative  and  qualitative  histochemical  changes  in  skin  during  fetal  life.  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
CHAKKO,  T.  V.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  M.S.  Univ.  of  Baroda,  BARODA-2, 

India 
a       Tail  regeneration  in  the  adult.  Hemidactylus  flaviviridis  (Lacertilia) 
CHAKRAVARTY,   A.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.   of  Zool.,   Presidency   Coll.,   CALCUTTA-12,   W. 

Bengal,  India 
CHALLICE,  C.  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Physics,  Fac.  of  Arts  &  Sci.  Univ.  of  Calgary, 

CALGARY  44,  Alta.,  Canada 
a       Electron  microscopy  of  the  heart  in  development.  Mas  musculus  (Rodentia),  Oryctolagus 

cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
CHALLIER,  J.-C.     Dr.3e  Cycle  —  Inst.  Natl,  de  la  Sante  et  de  la  Rech.  Med.,  Unite  de 

Physiol,  placentaire,  Hop.  Saint-Antoine,  184,  rue  du  Faubourg  Saint-Antoine,  PARIS  12e, 

France 
a       Ultrastructure  de  la  membrane  amniotique.  (Mammalia) 
CHALOUPKA,  Z.     MUDr.  —  Inst,  of  Pathophysiol.,  Med.  Fac,  Charles  Univ.,  Lidicka   1, 

PLZEn,  Czechoslovakia 
CHAMBERLAIN,  J.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Cahfomia,  SAN 

FRANCISCO,  Calif.  94122,  U.S.A. 
a       Pathogenesis    of    experimentally    induced    congenital    hydrocephalus:    6-aminonicotinamide 

injected  during  pregnancy.  Rattus  rattus   (Rodentia) 
h       Intraamniotic  injections  of  metabolites  and  antimetabolites  as  replacement  therapy  during 

teratogenesis.  Rattus  rattus    (Rodentia) 
c       p02  in  embryo  brains  predestined  to  be  hydrocephalic.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
CHAMBOLLE,  P.     Dr.en  Biol.Anim.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux,  351 

Cours  de  la  Liberation,  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Etude  de  la  gestation.  Gambusia  spec.   ( Poeciliidae,  Teleostei) 
h       Etude  du  developpement   in   vitro.    Gambusia  spec.  (Poeciliidae,  Teleostei) 
c       Etude  de  I'ultrastructure  des  oeufs.  Gambusia  spec.  (Poeciliidae,  Teleostei) 
CHANCONIE   (MAURY),  Mrs.  M.     Dr.3e  Cycle  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp.,  Fac  des  Sci.,  7 

Quai  Saint-Bernard,  75  PARIS  5e,  France 
a       Studies   on   respiration   during   early   stages  of   egg   development.   Salmo  irideus,  S.  fario 

(Teleostei)  (in  collaboration  with  Ch.  DEVILLERS) 
b       Relationships  between  respiration  and  oxidative  phosphorylations  as  shown  by  the  action 

of  2-4  dinitrophenol  and  some  inhibitors  of  respiration  in  early  stages  of  egg  development. 

Salmo  irideus,  S.  fario  (Teleostei)    (in  collaboration  with  Ch.  DEVILLERS) 
CHANDEBOIS,  Miss  R.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Morphogenet.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  I     Place 

Victor  Hugo,  13  MARSEILLE  3,  France 
a       Analysis  of  the  activity  of  the  undifferentiated  material  in  normal  and  regenerating  animals 

(electron  microscopy,  tissue  culture,  irradiation).  Dugesia  subtentaculata,  D.  gonocephala 

(  Turbellaria) 
b       Analysis  of  cell  equilibria  between  the  two  cell  types  of  the  undifferentiated  tissue  and 

of  the  equilibria  between  this  undifferentiated  tissue  and  the  differentiated  cells.  Dugesia 

subtentaculata,  D.  gonocephala  (Turbellaria) 
CHANG,  C.  Y.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Acad.  Sinica,  Haitien,  PEKING   (53),  China   (via 

Hong-Kong) 
CHANTURISHVILI,  P.  S.     Dr.biol.sci.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Embryol.,  Inst,  of  Zool., 

Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  Georgian  S.S.R.,  TBILISI,  U.S.S.R. 
CHARNIAUX  (COTTON).  Mrs.  H.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Evol.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Paris, 

105  Bd.  Raspail.  75  PARIS  6,  France  • 

—  Lab.  de  Genet.  Evol.  et  de  Biometrie,  C.N.R.S.,  91  GIF-sur-YVETTE,  France 
a       Controle   hormonal   de   la   differenciation   sexuelle;    la    glande   androgene.    (Malocostraca, 

Crustacea) 
b       Controle  endocrine  de  I'hermaphrodisme  proterandrique.  Pandalus  borealis,  Lysmata  seticau- 

data  (Decapoda  natantia,  Crustacea) 
c       Recherches  sur  I'autodifferenciation  ovarienne.  (Malacostraca,  Crustacea)   (en  collaboration 

avec  Mrs.  J.  BERREUR  (BONNENFANT)  et  Mrs.  M.  C.  FRIED  (MONTAUFIER) ) 
d       Recherches  sur  la  secretion  d'hormone  femelle  par  le  testicule  apres  inversion  experimental 

en  ovaire.  (Talitridae,  Amphipoda,  Crustacea) 
e        Recherches  sur  la  nature  chimique  de  I'hormone  androgene.  Carcinus  maenas  (Decapoda, 

Crustacea) 
CHASE,  H.  B.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Biol.  &  Med.  Sci.,  Brown  Univ.,  PROVIDENCE, 

R.I.  02912,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Developmental  genetics  of  hair  growth  phases,  using  mutants  hairless  (hr),  Rex   (Re),  and 

satin  (sa).  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

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CHATTERJEE,  S.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Presidency  Coll.,  CALCUTTA-12,  W.Bengal, 

CHAUDHRY,  H.  S.     D.Phil..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Gorakhpur,  GORAKHPUR 

(U.P.),  India 
a       Studies  on  neuroendocrines  and  chemosterilants  in  relation  to  development.   (Insecta) 
b       Uptake,    metabolism    and    histopathological    effects    of    radioactive    phosphorus    (P^^)    in 

developing  stages.   Freshwater  species   (Teleostei) 
CHAYTOR,  D.  E.  B.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Njala  Univ.  Coll.,  Private  Mail  Bag, 

FREETOWN,  Sierra  Leone,  W.Africa 
a       Embryonic  development  of  the  gonad.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

CHEN,  P.  K.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Georgetown  Univ.,  37th  &  O.  St.  N.W.,  WASHING- 
TON, D.C.  20007,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  pathology  and  teratogenesis.  Datura  meteloides.  Nicotians  tabacum  (Solana- 

ceae) 
h       Developmental  physiology.  Datura  meteloides,  Lycopersicon  esculentum   (Solanaceae) 
CHEN,   P.  S.     Dr.Phil.,   Prof.  —  Zool.-Vergl.   Anat.   Inst.,   Univ.   Zurich,   Kunstlergasse    16, 

CH-8606,   ZURICH,  Switzerland  • 

CHENEY,   R.    H.     Sc.D.,   Prof.    (Emer.)    —   Brooklyn   Botanic   Garden,    1000   Washington 

Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  Brooklyn,  N.Y.  11225,  U.SJN.. 
a       Retardation  effect  of  dimethylated  xanthines  on  development.  Arbacia  punctulata   (Echin- 

oidea) 
b       Theophylline,   theobromine,    and    caffeine   effects    on   fecundity    and   development.   Rattus 

norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
c       Effect  of  di-  and  trimethylated  xanthines  on  root  tip  growth.  Allium  spec.  (Liliaceae) 
d       Effect  of  methylated  xanthines  on  the  oxygen  consumption  of  the  fertilized  egg  and  early 

embryology.  Arbacia  punctulata   (Echinoidea) 
e       Effect  of  x-ray  and  ultra-violet  irradiation  on  development  of  methylated  xanthine-treated 

eggs.  Arbacia  punctulata  (Echinoidea) 
f        Effect  of  caffeine  on  development.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
g       Developmental    effects    of    chemical    inhibitors    of    protein    synthesis.    Arbacia    punctulata 

(Echinoidea) 
CHENG,    Th.    C.     Ph.D.,    Prof.    —    Dept.    of    Zool.,    Univ.    of    Hawaii,    2538    The    Mall, 

HONOLULU,  Hawaii  96822,  U.S.A. 
CHEVALLIER,  A.  D.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Grenoble,  Cedex  53 

38  GRENOBLE.  France 
a       Differentiation,  localization  and  migration  of  neural  crest  cells  by  radioautographic  analysis. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       The  early  differentiation  of  the  suprarenal  gland  in  chorioallantoic  grafts.  Gallus  domes- 
ticus (Aves) 
CHEVREAU,  J.  P.     Dr.en  Med..  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.  B.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue 

des  Sts.  Peres,  PARIS  Vie,  France 
a       Postnatal  development  of  cerebral  cortex.  Lepus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
h       Myelinization  of  brain.  Lepus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
CHEVREMONT,   M.  }.   J.     Dr.hon.c,   Prof.  —  Inst.   d'Histol.,  Univ.  de  Liege,   20  rue  de 

Pitteurs,  LIEGE,  Belgium 
CHI,  Miss  YEA-YUAN     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  British  Columbia,  VANCOUVER 

8,  B.C.,  Canada 
a       Effect  of  3',5'-adenosine  monophosphate    (cyclic  AMP)    on  ion   transport.  Dictyostelium 

discoideum   (Accasiales)    (in  collaboration  with  D.  W.   FRANCIS) 
CHIARODO,   A.    J.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of   Biol.,   Georgetown   Univ.,    37th    &   O.    St.    N.W., 

WASHINGTON,  D.C.  20007,  U.S.A. 
a       Neuroembryology   (experimental  morphology).  Sarcophaga  bullata  (Diptera) 
CHIBON,    P.     Dr.es    Sci.    —   Lab.    de    Zool.,    Fac.   des    Sci.   de    Grenoble,    Cedex    53,    38 

GRENOBLE,  France 
a       Nuclear    labelling    of    embryonic    cells    (autoradiography).    Pleurodeles    waltlii,    Triturus 

alpestris  (Ucodela) 
h       Morphogenetic    abilities    and    differentiation    of    neural    crest    cells.    Pleurodeles    waltlii, 

Triturus  alpestris  (Urodela) 
c       Origin  and  differentiation  of  teeth.   (Amphibia) 

d       Genetic  and  embryonic  effects  of  high  nuclear  labelling.   (Amphibia) 
CHIEFFI,  G.     M.D..  Prof.  —  Lab.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.,  Univ.  di  Napoli, 

Via  Mezzocannone  8,  80134  NAPOLI,  Italy  • 

CHINO,    H.     D.Sc,    Prof.   —   Biol.    Inst.,   Coll.   of   Gen.   Educ,   Univ.   of   Tokyo,    Komaba, 

Meguro-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
CHITNIS,   P.   S.      Ph.D.  —  Cell  Research  Lab.,   Dept.  of  Zool..  Nowrosjee  Wadia  Coll., 

POONA-1.  India 
a       A  histochemical    (qualitative  and  quantitative)    study  of  phospholipids  and  phosphatases 

in  the  larval  stages.  Chrysomia  rufifacies  (Diptera)   (in  collaboration  with  D.  N.  KAMAT, 

Kolhapur) 

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b       Intra    vitam    studies  on  the  development  and  metamorphosis  of  Malpighian  tubules. 

Chrysomia  rufifacies  (Diptera) 
c       Succinoxidase  and  succinodehydrogenase  system  in  larva,  pupa  and  imago   (histochemical 

techniques).  Aedes  egypfi,  Chrysomia  rufifacies  (Diptera) 
CHOUARD,  C.  H.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres,  75  PARIS  Vie. 

France 
CHRISPEELS,  M.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box  109, 

LA  JOLLA,  Calif.  92037.  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical  processes  in  development:  mechanism  of  protein  secretion  and   cell  wall  for- 
mation. (Plantae) 
CHRIST.    B.     Dr.med.    —    Anat.    Inst,    der    Univ..    Kreuzbergring    36,    34    GOTTINGEN, 

W.Germany 
a       Experimente  zur  Entstehung  der  Segmentierung  der  Achsialorgane.  Callus  gallus   (Aves) 
h       Experimente  zur  Chondrogenese.   Gallus  gallus   (Aves) 
CHUANG  HSIAO   HUI     Dr.rer.nat.habil.   —  Lab.   of  Developm.   Physiol..   Inst,   for  Exper. 

Biol.,  Acad.  Sinica,  320  Yo  Yang  Rd.,  SHANGHAI,  People's  Republ.  of  China  • 

CHURCH.  N.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Research  Station,  Research   Branch,  Canada  Agriculture,   Univ. 

Campus.  SASKATOON.  Sask..  Canada 
a       Endocrinology  of  hypermetamorphosis.  Lytta  nuttalli  (Coleoptera) 
b       Embryology.  Lytta  viridana  (Coleoptera) 
CHURCH,    R.    R.     Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.   of    Biol,    and    Morphol.    Sci.,    Univ.   of    Calgary. 

CALGARY  44,  Alta..  Canada 
a       Study  of  messenger  RNA  synthesis  in  fetal  and  regenerating  liver  by  RNA/DNA  molecular 

hybridization.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
b       Site  of  hormone  action  on  DNA  transcription  and  RNA  translation  at  various  stages  of 

development.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomocpha) 
CICADA    (LEONARDI),   Mrs.   M.     Dott.Sci.Biol.   —   1st.   di  Zool.,   Univ.   di   Milano,   Via 

Celoria  10,  MILANO.  Italy  • 

CIHAK.  R.     MUDr.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Charles  Univ..  U  nemocnice  3,  PRAHA  2,  Czecho- 
slovakia 
a       Prenatal  development  of  muscles.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
CLAIR AMBAULT,  P.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  7  Quai  Saint-Bernard. 

75  PARIS  5e,  France 
a       Morphological  and  experimental  studies  of  brain  development.  Discoglossus  pictus,  Rana 

pipiens,  Bufo  regularis,  Rhacophorus  spec,  Nectophrynoides  occidentalis  (Anura),  Pleura- 

deles  waltlii  (Urodela) 
CLARK  (LATTO).  Mrs.  J.  C.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  The  University,  GLASGOW  W2, 

Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Metabolic  activity  of  primordial  germ  cells.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
CLAVERT,  J.  M.  J.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol..  Fac.  de  Med..  1  Place  de  I'Hopital, 

STRASBOURG,  France  • 

a       Recherches  sur  le  determinisme  de  la  symetrie  bilaterale.  (Pisces;  Reptilia;  Aves) 
b       Chimioteratogenese   (cortisone,  antimitotiques).   (Aves;  Mammalia) 
CLAXTON.  }.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Agric.  Biol..  Univ.  of  New  England,  ARMIDALE, 

N.S.W.  2351,  Australia 
a       Developmental    analysis    of    bristle   pattern    characteristics    using    X-ray    induced    genetic 

mosaics.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
CLAYTON  (FREEDMAN),  Mrs.  R.  M.     M.A.  —  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh, 

West  Mains  Rd..  EDINBURGH  EH9  3JN.  Scodand.  U.K.  • 

a       Metabolic  and  immunochemical  studies  of  regulation   and   structure  of   lens  proteins  and 

lens   development.  Xenopus  laevis    (Anura),  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in  collaboration 

with  J.  C.  CAMPBELL  and  D.  E.  S.  TRUMAN) 
b       Immunochemical  studies  of  retina  and  eye  cup.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)    (in  collaboration 

with  J.  C.  CAMPBELL) 
c       Studies  of  mutants  affecting  the  eye  and  lens.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration 

with  J.  C.  CAMPBELL) 
CLEFFMANN.  G.     Dr..  Prof.  —  Zool.   Inst,  der  Univ.,  Ketzerbach  63,  355   MARBURG/ 

Lahn,  W.Germany 
a       Synthesis  of  macromolecular  compounds  in  relation  to  the  cell  cycle.   Tetrahymena  pyri- 

formis  (Ciliata) 
CLEGG,  E.  J.     M.D.,  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Human  Biol,  and  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Sheffield,  SHEF- 
FIELD, England 
a       Effect  of  hypoxia  on  somatic  and  reproductive  growth.   (Mammalia) 
b       Growth  patterns  in  the  accessory  reproductive  organs.   (Mammalia) 
c       Effects  of  cadmium  salts  on  the  reproductive  tract.  (Mammalia) 
CLEGG,  J.  S.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Univ.  of  Miami.  CORAL  GABLES,  Fla.  33124, 

U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical  and  physiological  studies  on  cryptobiosis  in  the  embryo   (major  emphasis  on 

metabolism  of  trehalose,  glycerol  and  other  carbohydrates).  Artemia  salina  (Anostraca) 

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b  Protein  and  nucleic  acid  metabolism  during  embryonic  development  (major  emphasis  on 
in  vitro  protein  synthesizing  system,  analysis  of  polysome  formation  and  breakdown 
and  synthesis  of  various  RNA  species).  Artemia  salina  (Anostraca) 

CLEMENT,  A.  C.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Emory  Univ.,  ATLANTA,  Ga.  30322, 
U.S.A.  • 

a       Experimental  analysis  of  early  embryonic  determination.  Ilyanassa  obsoleta   (Gastropoda) 

h  Cytochemical  and  physiological  studies  of  early  development.  Ilyanassa  obsoleta  (Gastro- 
poda) 

CLERMONT.  Y.  Ph.D.  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  McGill  Univ.,  MONTREAL  2,  Que., 
Canada 

a  Growth  and  renewal  of  the  spermatogonia!  population  in  prepuberal  animals.  Rattus 
nocvegicus  (Rodentia) 

CLEWE,  Th.  H.  M.D  —  Delta  Region.  Primate  Research  Center,  Tulane  Univ.,  COVING- 
TON, La.  70433,  U.S.A. 

a       Physiology  of  gamete  and  zygote  transport  in  the  female.   (Mammalia) 

CLIVE,  D.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Georgetown  Univ.,  37th  6  O.  St.  N.W..  WASHING- 
TON, D.C.  20007,  U.S.A. 

a  Regulation  of  gene  activity  during  embryogenesis  by  "adult"  chromosomal  RNA  protein 
complex.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 

b       Chromosome  replication  in  nuclear  transplant  embryos.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 

CLUTTER  (SUSSEX),  Mrs.  M.  E.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Kline  Biol.  Tower,  Yale  Univ., 
NEW  HAVEN.  Conn.  06520,  U.S.A. 

a       Histodifferentiation  in  tissue  cultures.  Nicotiana  tabacum  (Solanaceae) 

COALSON,  R.  E.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Oklahoma,  801  NE 
13th  St..  OKLAHOMA-City.  Okla.  73104.  U.S.A. 

a  Studies  on  insulin  in  the  developing  pancreas.  Gallus  domesticus,  Columba  livia  (Aves). 
Rattus  norvegicus,  Cavia  cobaya  (Rodentia) 

COCK,  A.  C.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Southampton.  SOUTHAMPTON  S09 
5NH,  England 

a  Developmental  genetics  of  body  shape  and  size.  Artemia  salina  (Anostraca,  Crustacea), 
Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 

COETZEE,  Miss  F.  C.  B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Pretoria.  Hillcrest,  PRETORIA. 
S.Africa 

COHEN.  B.  B.  B.Sc.Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  Biol..  Univ.  of  Glasgow,  GLASGOW  W.2. 
Scotland,  U.K. 

a       Protein  synthesis  in  reticulocytes.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 

COHEN,  M.  H.  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  CHICAGO, 
111.  60637,  U.S.A. 

a       Ordening  in  time  and  space  of  events  in  developing  systems 

COHEN,  Ph.  P.  Ph.D.,  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.  Chem.,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin.  1215 
Linden  Drive.  MADISON.  Wis.  53706.  U.S.A. 

a  Biochemical  aspects  of  differentiation  in  liver  during  metamorphosis  (enzyme  changes  and 
induction;  RNA.  DNA  and  histone  changes;  biochemical  mechanism  of  thyroxine  action 
as  an  inducer).  Rana  catesbeiana  (Anura) 

COHEN.  S.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biochem.,  School  of  Med..  Vanderbilt  Univ..  NASH- 
VILLE. Tenn.  37203,  U.S.A.  • 

COHN,  S.  A.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Basic  Med.  Sci.,  Med.  Units.  Univ. 
of  Tennessee.  62  S.  Dunlap  St..  MEMPHIS.  Tenn.  38103.  U.S.A. 

a       The  development  of  glands  of  ectodermal  origin.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

b       Studies  of  tooth  development.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

c       Histologic  and  histochemical  studies  of  the  periodontium.  Mas  musculus  (Rodentia) 

COLEMAN.  J.  R.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Biol,  and  Med.  Sci.,  Brown  Univ..  PROVIDENCE, 
R.I.  02912.  U.S.A. 

a  Differentiation  of  embryo  cells  in  culture,  particularly  skeletal  muscle,  cartilage  and  retinal 
pigment  cells:  synthesis  of  specific  proteins  (myosin,  collagen),  glycosaminoglycans  (chon- 
droitin  sulfate),  synthesis  and  processing  of  RNA,  and  the  effects  of  nucleoside  analogs 
on  cellular  differentiation.  Gallus  domesticus    (Aves) 

COLEMAN,  R.  D.  D.D.S.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Dental  Anat.,  School  of  Dentistry,  Univ.  of 
California  Med.  Center,  3rd  &  Parnassus  Aves.,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  Calif.  94122,  U.S.A. 

a       The  possible  role  of  sulfated  mucopolysaccharides  in  normal  and  cleft  palate  development 
by  employing  radioactive  sulfur    (palatal  defects  induced  by  a  transitory  maternal  defi- 
ciency of  folic  acid).  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
h       A  study  of  the  uptake  of  tritiated  thymidine  in  normal  and  cleft  palate  development  (palatal 
defects   induced   by    a    transitory   maternal    deficiency   of    folic    acid).    Rattus    norvegicus 
(Rodentia) 
c       Oro-facial  abnormalities  induced  by  the  folinic  acid  antagonist  pyrimethamine.  (Mammalia) 
COLLE  (VANDEVELDE),  Mrs.  A.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Anat..  Fac.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Gent. 
Ledeganckstr.  35,  GENT,  Belgium 

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COLLENOT,   A.      Dr.es   Sci.    —    Lab.   d'Embryol..   Fac.   des   Sci.,   9   quai   St.   Bernard,   75 

PARIS  Ve,  France  • 

COLLIER,  J.  R.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Brooklyn  Coll.,  Bedford  Ave.  &  Ave.  H, 

NEW  YORK,  Brooklyn,  N.Y.  11210,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Nucleic  acid   and  protein  synthesis  of  the  embryo,   with   particular   interest   in   the   tran- 
scription and  regulation  of  the  genome  during  embryogenesis:  1.  RNA  and  protein  synthesis 

during  early  development;  2.  the  role  of  DNA-dependent  RNA  synthesis  in  embryogenesis. 

Ilyanassa  obsolete  (Gastropoda) 
COLLIN,    J.-P.     D.E.S.   —  Lab.    de    Biol.    Anim.,    1    Av.   Vercingetorix,    63    CLERMONT- 
FERRAND,  France 
a       Developpement  de  I'epiphyse  (microscopic  electronique).  (Reptilia;  Aves;  Mammalia) 
COLLIN.  W.  K.     Ph.D.  —  School  of  Public  Health,  Univ.  of  California,  LOS  ANGELES, 

Calif.  90024,  U.S.A. 
a       Electron    microscopy    of    developmental    stages.    Hymenolepis    citelli    (Cestoda),    Brughia 

malayi   (Nematode) 
COLLINI,  Miss  R.     Dr.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Celoria  10,  MILANO  Italy 
COLLINS,  M.  F.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  The  Univ.  of  Texas,  AUSTIN,  Tex.  78712, 

U.S.A. 
a       Cellular  surface  properties  and  morphogenetic  movements.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
COLOMBO,  G.     Dr.Biol.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Ferrara,  Via  Previati  24,  44100 

FERRARA,  Italy  • 

COLOMBO,  L.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  1st.  di  Biol.  Anim.,  Univ.  di  Padova.  Via  Loredan  10.  35100 

PADOVA,  Italy 
a       Steroid  hormone  biosynthesis  during  sexual  differentiation.  Sparus  auratus  (Teleosfei) 
COLWIN,  A.  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol,  Queens  Coll.  of  the  City  Univ.  of  New  York, 

NEW  YORK,  Flushing,  N.Y.  11367,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Fertilization:  sperm-egg  association  and  zygote  formation;  cell  contact  and  adhesion;  fusion 

of   plasma   membranes;   egg   envelopes;   lytic   changes;    cortical    changes;   spermblastomere 

association   (living  material  and  electron  microscope  studies).   (Enteropneusta;  Echinoder- 

mata;  Annelida,  etc.)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  L.  H.  COLWIN) 
COLWIN,  Mrs.  L.  HUNTER     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Queens  Coll.  of  the  City  Univ. 

of  New  York,  NEW  YORK,  Flushing.  N.Y.  11367,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Fertilization:    sperm-egg    association    and    zygote    formation;    cell    contact   and    adhesion; 

fusion  of  plasma  membranes;   egg   envelopes;   lytic  changes;   cortical  changes;   spermblas- 
tomere   association    (living    material    and    electron    microscope    studies).    (Enteropneusta; 

Echinodermata;  Annelida,  etc.)    (in  collaboration  with  A.  L.  COLWIN) 
COMOGLIO,   P.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Univ.  of  Turin,  Corso  M.D'Azeglio  52,   10126 

TORINO,  Italy 
a       Histochemical   and  ultrastructural   investigations  of   thymus  and  lymphoid  organs   during 

development    in    vivo    and    in    vitro 
CONAN,  G.  Y.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Invert.  Marins,  Museum  Natl.  d'Hist.  Nat.  Paris, 

57  rue  Cuvier,  PARIS  Ve,  France 
a       Descriptive  and  experimental  embryology:  morphogenesis.  Sagartia  troglodytes  and  other 

spp.  (Anthozoa) 
CONKLIN,  J.  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Michigan,  East  Med. 

Bldg.,  ANN  ARBOR,  Mich.  48104,  U.S.A. 
CONTE,  G.     M.D.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  e  Istoembriol.,  Univ.  di  Pisa,  Via  Roma  55,  56100  PISA, 

Italy 
a       Development  of  the  heart.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Experimental  morphology  of  the  developing  heart.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Oryctolagus 

cuniculus  (Lagomorpha),  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
CONTI,   G.     M.D.,    Prof.   —   Inst,   of   Histol.    and   Gen.    Embryol.,    Univ.    -    Perolles.    1700 

FRIBOURG,  Switzerland 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
CORLISS.  C.  E.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Basic  Med.  Sci.,  Med.  Units,  Univ. 

of  Tennessee,  62  S.  Dunlap  St.,  MEMPHIS,  Tenn.  38103,  U.S.A. 
a       Radioautographic  studies  of  nuclear  migration  in  neural  epithelium  of  normal  and  teratogen- 

treated  embryos.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
CORNEC.  J.   P.  —  Lab.  de  Morphogenet.  Anim..   Fac.  des  Sci.,    1    Place  Victor  Hugo,   13 

MARSEILLE  3,  France 
a       Analyse  des  facteurs  qui  determinent  I'absence  de  regeneration.  (Hinidinea,  Annelida) 
CORNER,   G.   W.     M.D.,    D.Sc,    Prof.   —   American   Philosoph.    Soc,    104   South   5th   St.. 

PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.  19106,  U.S.A.  • 

CORNER.  M.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Netherl.  Central  Inst,  for  Brain  Research,  IJdijk  28,  AMSTER- 

DAM-O.,  Netherlands 
a       Development  of  central  nervous  system  function   (electrophysiological  techniques).  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 

1.    Electroencephalogram  and  its  relation  to  embryonic  behaviour  and   neuronal   activity 
patterns. 

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2.  Chemical  energy  production  and  utilization  during  critical  periods  of  functional  devel- 
opment in  the  embryo. 

3.  Neurological  bases  for  the  maturation  of  spontaneous  and  reflex  patterns  of  movement 
(brain  stimulation  and  lesion  studies;  electrical  activity  in  explants). 

b       Role   of   neural   function    in   the   embryonic   development   of    the   central   nervous   system 

(electrophysiology  and  neurohistology).  Xenopus  laevis  (Amtra),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

CORSIN,  Miss  J.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  7  Quai  Saint-Bernard, 

75  PARIS  5e,  France 
a       Experimental  studies  on  bone  development  in  the  skull.  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela) 
COSTA,    M.     M.D.   —   Dept.    of   Anat.,    Univ.    of   Turin,    Corso    M.    D'Azeglio    52,    10126 

TORINO,  Italy 
a       Histochemical  study  of  the  development  of  Remak's  nerve 
COSTANZO,  G.  —  1st.  Idrobiol.  e  Pescicoltura,  Univ.  di  Messina,  Via  dei  Verdi  75,  98100 

MESSINA,  Italy 
a       Ciclo  vitale.  Lichomolgus  spp.  (Cyclopoida,  Copepoda) 

COSTELLO,   D.   P.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  North   Carolina,   CHAPEL 

HILL,  N.C.  27514,  U.S.A.  • 

COSTLOW.  J.  D..  Jr.       Ph.D.  —  Marine  Lab.,  Duke  Univ.,  BEAUFORT,  N.C.  28516,  and 

Dept.  of  Zool..  Duke  Univ.,  DURHAM.  N.C.  27706,  U.S.A. 
COULOMBRE,  A.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Sect,  on  Exper.   Embryol.,   Ophthalmol.  Branch,   Nat.   Inst, 
of  Neurol.  Dis.  and  Stroke,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Health,  BETHESDA,  Md.  20014.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Growth  and  morphogenesis  of  the  eye.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with 

Mrs.  J.  L.  COULOMBRE) 
b       Development  of  the  ocular  skeleton.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

COULOMBRE  (LACY),  Mrs.  J.  L.     B.S.  —  Sect,  on  Exper.  Embryo!.,  Ophthalmol.  Branch, 
Natl.  Inst,  of  Neurol.  Dis.  and  Stroke,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Health,  BETHESDA.  Md.  20014, 
U.S.A. 
a       Growth  and  morphogenesis  of  the  eye.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with 

A.  J.  COULOMBRE) 
COULON   (BUBLEX).  Mrs.  M.  —  Lab.  de  Biometrie,  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gener.  et  Appl.,  Fac. 

des  Sci  de  Lyon.  43  Bd.  du  11  Novembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Etude  de  la  restauration  apres  irradiation  X  dans  ses  rapports  avec  le  determinisme  de 

la  mue.  Bombyx  mori  (Lepidoptera) 
COUNCE  (NICKLAS).  Mrs.  S.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Duke  Univ.,  DURHAM.  N.C. 

27706.  U.S.A. 
a       Embryo    culture     in     vitro;     experimental    analysis    of    embryogenesis;    developmental 
genetics  and  physiology;  cytogenetics,  including  puffing  patterns  at  various  developmental 
stages  in  different  tissues.  Miastor  spec.  (Cecidomyidae,  Diptera) 
b       Genetics  of  egg   structure    (inheritance  of   egg   pattern   in   different   strains   and  species). 

Drosophila  hydei  and  relatives.  D.  melanogastec  (Diptera) 
c       Morphological   and  physiological   effects  of   female-sterility   genes.   Drosophila   hydei  and 

relatives,  D.  melanogasfer  (Diptera) 
COUPfi,  R.  J.  F.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  7  Quai  Saint-Bernard. 

PARIS  5e,  France 
a       Comportement  et  devenir  —  en  culture    in    vitro  —  de  cellules  embryonnaires  isolees. 

Discoglossus  pictus.  Pleurodeles  waltlii   (Amphibia),  Esox  lucius   (Teleostei) 
COUSINEAU,  G.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.   Molec,  Dept.  de  Biol.,  Univ.  de  Montreal, 

C.P.  6128,  MONTREAL  3,  Que.,  Canada 
a  Study  of  the  uptake  and  incorporation  of  labelled  amino  acids  and  pyrimidines  into 
macromolecules  of  developing  eggs,  and  the  effect  of  actinomycin  D.  D2O  and  hexa- 
homoserine  (with  emphasis  on  "incorporation  correction",  i.e.  the  percent  ratio  of  in- 
corporation over  uptake).  Arbacia  punctulata.  Strong ylocentrotus  purpuratus,  Lytechinus 
pictus  (Echinoidea) 
b       Studies    on    bentonite    as    inhibitor    of    egg    ribonuclease    activity.    Arbacia    punctulata. 

Strongylocentrotus  purpuratus,  Lytechinus  pictus  (Echinoidea) 
c       Measurement  of  the  amount  of  translatable  RNA  in  the  presence  of  bentonite.  and  char- 
acterization of  the  proteins  produced    in    vitro.    Arbacia  punctulata,  Strongylocentrotus 
purpuratus,  Lytechinus  pictus  (Echinoidea) 
COWAN.   W.   M.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..   School   of   Med.,   Washington   Univ., 

ST.  LOUIS.  Mo.  63110.  U.S.A. 
a       Experimental  studies  of  the  development  of  the  visual  system.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves), 

Rattus  novvegicus  (Rodentia) 
b       The   factors  involved  in  the   formation  and  maintenance   of   synaptic   connections   in   the 

central  nervous  system.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
COWARD.  S.  J.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Georgia,  ATHENS.  Ga.  30601, 

U.S.A. 
a       Dissociation  and  reaggregation  of  cells  in  culture.  Dugesia  dorotocephala,  Bdelloura  Candida 
(Turbellacia) 

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b       Physiological  gradients  and  polarity  control   (kinetic  studies  of  macromolecule  precursors,. 

Dugesia  dorotocephala  (Turbellaria) 
c       Differential    and    sequential    gene    activation    during    regeneration    (cell    proliferation    and 

enzymes  of  nucleotide  metabolism).  Dugesia  dorotocephala  (Turbellaria) 
d       Variations  in  enzyme  activity  during  early  development  (thymidine  kinase,  uridine  kinase, 

ribonucleotide  reductase)    correlated   with   changes   in  mitotic  index  and  variation  in   cell 

cycle;  special  emphasis  on  primary  induction.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
e        Chondrogenesis    in    vivo.    Mesocricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
f        Relation  of  mitotic  activity  and  DNA  synthesis  to  differentiation.   Mesocricetus  auratus 

(Rodentia) 
g       Oogenesis    in   vivo.    Mesocricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
h       Non-mitotic  DNA  synthesis.  Mesocricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
COZETTE,   P.   —  Lab.  d'Embryol.,   Fac.  de   Med.,   Univ.   de  Nancy,   31    rue  Lionnois,   54 

NANCY,  France 
CRACIUN,  Mrs.  O.     L.Sc.  —  Cat.  de  Biol..  Inst.  Medico-Farmaceutic,  Str.  Pasteur  6.  CLUJ, 

Rumania 
a       Affrontation  d'organes  embryonnaires    in   vitro.  Mus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
h       Infuence  de  la  vitamine  B12  sur  la  regeneration  du  foie.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
CRAIG,  D.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Entomol.,  Univ.  of  Alberta,  EDMONTON.  Alta..  Canada 
a       Descriptive    embryology.    Anopheles    stephensi,    Gymnopais    spec,    Neocurupira    chiltoni, 

Simulium  venustum  (Nematocera,  Dipfera) 
CRAIG,  G.  B.       Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame,  NOTRE  DAME,  Ind.  46556. 

U.S.A. 
a       Pupal  development  and  adult  fertility  as  affected  by  deoxyriboside  base  analogues  applied 

topically  at  onset  of  pupation.    (Nematocera,  Diptera)    (in   collaboration   with   J.   A.   M. 

BROWN) 
CRAIGMYLE,  M.  B.  L.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  Coll.  of  S.  Wales  &  Monmouthshire, 

Newport  Rd.,  CARDIFF,  Wales,  U.K. 
CRAWFORD,  R.  B.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Trinity  Coll..  HARTFORD,  Conn.  06106. 

U.S.A. 
a       The  relationship  of  the  synthetic  pathways  of  adenosine  triphosphate  to  morphogenesis  and 

differentiation.  Fundulus  heteroclitus  (Teleostei) ,  Ambystoma  maculatum  (Urodela) 
b       The  kinetics  of  RNA  synthesis  during  early  embryogenesis,  studied  particularly  in  relation 

to  energetics  metabolism.  Fundulus  heteroclitus  (Teleostei),  Ambystoma  maculatum  (Uro- 
dela) 
c       Activation  of  hexokinase  activity  in  embryos.  Ambystoma  maculatum   (Urodela) 
d       Relationship  of  free  amino  acid  pool  to  protein  synthesis  in  embryos.  Fundulus  heteroclitus 

(Teleostei),  Ambystoma  maculatum  (Urodela) 
CRIPPA.    M.     M.D.  —  1st.   di   Anat.   Comp..    Univ.   di    Palermo,    Via    Archirafi   20,   90123 

PALERMO.  Italy 
a       Patterns  of  gene  activity  during  early  development.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
CRISTEA.  Miss  M.     M.D.  —  Cat.  de  Biol.,  Inst.  Medico-Farmaceutic.  Str.  Pasteur  6,  CLUJ. 

Rumania 
a       Influence  d'alcool   ethylique  sur  le  developpement   du   foie   embryonnaire    (histochimie   et 

biochimie).  Mus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
CROISILLE.  Y.     Dr.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.   du  CN.R.S.,  49bis  Av.  de  la 

Belle  Gabrielle.  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 

—  Lab.  d'Embryol,  exper.  du  Coll.  de  France,  1 1  Place  M.  Berthelot,  PARIS  Ve,  France  • 
a       Developmental,    kinetic    and    immunological   studies    of    enzymes    (lactic    dehydrogenases. 

hypoxanthine  dehydrogenase,  esterases)   in  different  tissues.  Callus  gallus  (Aves) 
b       Immunohistological  studies  of  the  first  appearance  of  organ-specific  proteins  during  kidney 

differentiation.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
CROIZAT,  B.     Dr.3e  cycle  —  Centre  de  Recherches  sur  la  Nutrit.  du  C.N.R.S..  9  rue  Emile, 

92  BELLEVUE,  France 
CROWELL,  P.  S.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Indiana  Univ.,  BLOOMINGTON,  Ind. 

47401,  U.S.A.  • 

CRUZ,  A.  R.     M.D.,  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  de  Morfol.  Hum.  Func.  e  Aplic.  Fac.  de  Med.  de  Ribeirao 

Preto.  Univ.  de  Sao  Paulo.  Caixa  Postal  301,  RIBEIRAO  PRETO,  S.P..  Brazil 
a       Histochemistry  of  developing  neurons.  (Vertebrata)   (in  collaboration  with  R.  AZOUBEL) 
b       Allometric  growth  of  some  organs.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
c       Nuclear  size  classes  in  nerve  cells.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
d       Allometric  growth  of  thyroidectomized  animals.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration 

with  S.  lUCIF) 
e       Allometric  growth  of  the  eye  in  hemispherectomized  animals.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia)    (in 

collaboration  with  R.  AZOUBEL  and  S.  lUCIF) 
f        Effect  of  hemispherectomy  on  the  thyroid  gland.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia)   (in  collaboration 

with  R.  AZOUBEL  and  S.  lUCIF) 
CRUZ  (DE  LOSADA),  Mrs.  M.  V.  de  la     M.D.  —  Dept.  de  Embriol..  Inst.  Nac.  de  Cardiol.. 

Av.  Cuauhtemoc  nr.  300,  MEXICO  7.  D.F..  Mexico 

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CSABA,  G.     M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol..  Med.  Univ..  Tuzolto  u.  58,  BUDAPEST 

IX,  Hungary 
a       Experimental  and  physiological  embryology;  teratogenesis.  Rattus  cattus  (Rodentia) 
h       Developmental  genetics.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 

c       The  molecular  biology  of  the  mast  cell  formation.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
CSILLIK.  B.     M.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  Med.  School,  Kossuth  Lajos  sug.  -ut  40, 

SZEGED.  Hungary 
a       Developmental   histochemistry   of   the   archicerebellar   cortex.   Mus   rattus    (Rodentia)    (in 

collaboration  with  P.  KASA) 
b       Developmental  histochemistry  and  electron  miscroscopy  of  the  vegetative  ground  plexus. 

Mus  rattus  (Rodentia)   (in  collaboration  with  Miss  E.  KNYIHAR) 
c       Development   of   the   adrenergic   inhibitory   terminals    in    autonomic   ganglia:    fluorescence 

microscopy    and    electron    microscopy.    Mus    rattus    (Rodentia)     (in    collaboration    with 

G.  KALMAN  and  Miss  E.  KNYIHAR) 
GUCCI.  C.  E.     M.D.  —  Pediat.  Cardiac  Service.  Lenox  Hill  Hosp.,   100  E.  77th  St.,  NEW 

YORK.  N.Y.   10021.  U.S.A. 
CUMINGE,  Miss  D.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  Exper.  du  C.N.R.S.,  49bis 

Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle.  94  NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 
a       Etude   au   microscope   electronique   des  associations   de   cellules   cancereuses   et   d'organes 

embryonnaires.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
CUOMO.   Miss   M.     Dr.   —   1st.   di   Biol.   Gen..    Fac.   di   Med.,   Univ.   di   Roma,    Policlinico 

Umberto  I.  00100  ROMA.  Italy 
CURTIS.  A.  S.  G.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  Biol..  Univ.  of  Glasgow.  GLASGOW  W.2. 

Scotland,  U.K.  • 

a       Structure  and  physical  chemistry  of  embryonic  cell  surfaces.   (Vertebrata) 
h       Segregation  mechanisms  in  reaggregates  of  embryonic  cells.    (Vertebrata) 
c       Differentiation  of  cells  in  culture.   (Vertebrata) 
CURY,  G.     Agr.Phil.,  Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Univ.  de  Nancy,  31   rue 

Lionnois,  54  NANCY,   France 
CUSIMANO  (CAROLLO),  Mrs.  T.     D.Sc.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi 

18,  90123  PALERMO,  Italy 
a       The  causal  development  of  the  mouth.  Discoglossus  pictus  (Anura) 
b      Action  of  nucleosides  and  nucleotides  on  embryonic  development.  (Ascidiae) 
CZAPLICKI,  J.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Gen.  Biol.,  Silesian  Acad,  of  Med.,  K.  Marksa  19,  Rokit- 

nica,  ZABRZE  8,  Poland 
a       The   influence   of   embryonal   thymus    extracts    on   the    tolerance   of   transplanted   tissues, 

especially  neoplasmic  tumours.   (Rodentia) 
CZAPSKA  (DZIEKANOWSKA).  Mrs.  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Gen.  Biol.,  Silesian  Acad,  of 

Med..  K.  Marksa  19.  Rokitnica,  ZABRZE  8.  Poland 
a       Karyology  of  congenital  malformations.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
CZIHAK.  G.     Dr.phil.  —  Arbeitsgr.  Biochem.  Embryol..  Max-Planck-Inst.  f.  Zellbiol.,  Abt. 

Bauer,  Melanchthonstr.  36.  D  7400  TUBINGEN,  V/.Germany 
a       Molecular   biology   of   early    development.    Paracentrotus   lividus,    Psammechinus    miliaris 

(Echinoidea) 
b       Cleavage  pattern.  Paracentrotus  lividus,  Psammechinus  miliaris  (Echinoidea) 
c       Regulation  of  mitosis.  Paracentrotus  lividus,  Psammechinus  miliaris  (Echinoidea) 
CZOEOWSKA,  Miss  R.  K.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Warsaw,   Krakowskie  Przed- 

miescie  26/28.  WARSZAWA  64.  Poland 
a       Cytological  and  experimental  studies  on  the  origin  of  germinal  cytoplasm.  Xenopus  laevis, 

Rana  temporaria  (Anura) 
b       Cytological   studies   of   the   effects   of   ultraviolet   irradiation   on    the   germinal   cytoplasm. 

Xenopus  laevis   (Anura) 
DABAGIAN  (ERAMICHEVA),  Mrs.  N.  V.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Chair  of  Embryol.,  Biol.  Fac, 

State  Univ.  of  Moscow.  Lenin  Hills,  MOSCOW  V-234,  U.S.S.R. 
DADONE,  L.  A.  —  Cat.  ..B"  de  Embriol..  Biol,  e  Histol..  Fac.  de  Cienc.  Med..  Univ.  Nac. 

de  La  Plata.  60  y  120.  LA  PLATA.  Argentina 
DADOUNE.  J.  P.     Dr.en  Med.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.  B.  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts. 

Peres,  PARIS  Vie,  France 
a       Analysis  of  histogenesis  in  the  cerebellum   (use  of  antimitotics,  ultrastructural  study).  Mus 

rattus  (Rodentia) 
b       Autoradiographic  study  of  the  Leydig  cell  in  biopsies.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
DAEMEN,   F.    J.    M.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.    of    Biochem..    Univ.    of    Nijmegen,   Kapittelweg    40, 

NIJMEGEN,  Netherlands 
a       Development  of  the  rhodopsin  cycle;  rhodopsin,  electroretinogram  and  morphology  from 

birth  till  maturity.  Canis  domesticus  (Carnivora)   (in  collaboration  with  S.  L.  BONTING) 
b       Na-K-activated  ATPase  activity  in  developing  retina  of  normal  animals  and  of  animals 

with  hereditary  retinitis  pigmentosa.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with 

S.  L.  BONTING) 

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DAGLIESH,  G.  —  Dept.  of  Biol,   and   Morphol.   Sci.,   Univ.  of  Calgary.   CALGARY   44. 

Alta.,  Canada 
a       Studies  of  the  blastocyst.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
DAHL,  E.     Prof.  —  Zootom.  Dept.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Lund,  Helgonavagen  3,  S-223  62 

LUND,  Sweden 
DAIKOKU.  S.     M.D.,  Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med..  Tokushima  Univ.. 

Kuramoto-cho  3,  TOKUSHIMA.  Japan 
a       Experimental  embryology  of  the  endocrine  organs.  Rattus  ratfus  (Rodentia) 
b       Embryology  of  the  motor  and  sensory  nerve  terminals.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
DAILLIE.  J.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gener.  et  Appl.,   Univ.  de  Lyon,   43  Bd.   du   11 

Novembre  1918.  69  VILLEURBANNE.  France 
a       Physiologic  de  la  glande  serigene.  Bombyx  mod  (Lepidoptera) 
DALCQ,  A.   M.      M.D.,   Prof.    —    U.R.E.D.,  Univ.  libre  de  Bruxelles,  97  rue  aux  Laines, 

BRUXELLES.  Belgium  • 

DALLMAN,  P.  R.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pediat..  Univ.  of  California,  San  Francisco  Med.  Center, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  Calif.  94122,  U.S.A. 
a       Heme  proteins 

b       Embryonic  nutrition   (biochemistry) 
DALTON,  H.  C.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Coll.  of  Sci.,   Pennsylvania  State  Univ., 

208  Life  Sciences  I,  UNIVERSITY  PARK,  Pa.  16802.  U.S.A. 
a       Gene  control  of  chromatophore  development.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
D'AMELIO.  V.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp..  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi  20. 

90123  PALERMO,  Italy  • 

a       Formation  and  structure  of  hemoglobin.  Callus  spec.   (Aves) 
b       Antigenic  differentiation  of  red  blood  cell  membrane.  Callus  spec.   (Aves) 
DAMERON,   Miss   F.        Dr.es   Sci.   —   Inst.   d'Embryol.   Exper.   du   Coll.   de   France   et   du 

C.N.R.S.,  11  Place  M.  Berthelot.  75  PARIS  Ve,  France 
a       Morphogenese  du  poumon:    1.  determinisme  de  I'apparition  des  ebauches    (dissociation  et 

reassociation,  culture  suivie  de  greffe).  2.  moment  d'apparition  des  structures  specifiques 

des  cellules  de  I'epithelium   (ultrastructure).  3.  influence  de  mesenchymes  hcterologues  sur 

I'ultrastructure  de  I'epithelium.  Callus  gallus  (Aves)  (en  collaboration  avec  Mrs.  L.  MARIN 

(LEWIN)) 
DAN,  Mrs.  J.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Embryol.  Sect..  Dept.  of  Biol..  Fac.  of  Sci..  Ochanomizu  Univ., 

Otsuka-machi,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan  • 

DAN,  K.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Tokyo  Metropolitan  Univ.,  1-1  chome,  Yakumo-machi,  Meguro-ku, 

TOKYO,  Japan  • 

a       Study  on  the   cleavage   furrow  inducing  capacity   of   the   subcortical  cytoplasm.   Triturus 

spec.   (Urodela) 
h       Rhythm  of  SH  fluctuation  in  the  absence  of  cleavage.  (Echinoidea) 
c       Observation  on  the  spawning  habit  since  1937.  Comanthus  japonica  (Crinoidea) 
d       Suppression  of  one  cleavage  cycle  and  precocious  formation  of  micromeres  and  the  SH 

cycle.  (Echinoidea) 
DANCONA  (LUNETTA),  Mrs.  G.       Ph.D.  —  1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.,  Univ.  di  Palermo, 

Via  Archirafi  18,  90123  PALERMO,  Italy 
DANEHOLT,  B.     Med.kand.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.,  Karolinska  Inst.,  S-104  01  STOCKHOLM 

60,  Sweden 
a       Puff  RNA  metabolism  in  polytene  chromosomes.  Chironomus  tentans   (Diptera) 
DANIEL,  J.  C,  Jr.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  for  Developm.  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Colorado,  BOULDER, 

Colo.  80302.   U.S.A. 
DANIELI.  G.  A.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  1st.  di  Biol.  Anim.,   Fac.  di   Sci.,  Via  Loredan    10,  35100 

PADOVA,  Italy 
a       Differentiation  of  salivary  glands  during  larval  development.  Drosophila  hydei  (Diptera) 
DANKMEIJER,  J.     Med.Dr.,   Prof.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Lab.,   Fac.  of   Med.,   State  Univ.  of 

Leiden.  Wassenaarseweg  62,  LEIDEN.  Netherlands  • 

D'ANNA,    T.     Dr.nat.sci.   —    1st.    di    Zool..    Univ.    di    Palermo,    Via    Archirafi    18,    90123 

PALERMO.  Italy 
a       Enzyme  activity  in  embryonic  development.   (Ascidiae) 

b       Investigations  on  the  respiratory  metabolism  during  embryonic  development.   (Ascidiae) 
DANNEEL.    R.     Dr.,    Prof.   —   Zool.    Inst,   der   Univ..    Poppelsdorfer   Schloss,    53    BONN. 
W.Germany 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
DARDA,   S.   H.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.   Inst,   der  Univ.,  Weyertal    119.   5   KOLN-Lindenthal, 

W.  Germany 
a       Autoradiographic  investigations  on  protein  synthesis   and   changes  in   cell  volume  in   the 

regenerating  limb.   Triturus  vulgaris   (Urodela) 
b       Protein  metabolism  in  the  epidermal  apical  cap.   Triturus  vulgaris,  T.  alpestris  (Urodela) 
D'ASARO,  C  N.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol,  and  Marine  Sci..  Univ.  of  West  Florida,  PEN- 

SACOLA,  Fla.  32504.  U.S.A. 

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a       Developmental  morphology  of  tropical  and  subtropical  marine  forms   (embryogenesis  and 

organogenesis  through  metamorphosis).  Bursa  caelata.  Distorsio  clathrata,  Batillaria  minima. 

Bittiiim  varium  (Gastropoda) ,  Chione  cancellafa,  Codakia  orbicularis,  Atrina  rigida  (Lamel- 

libranchiata).  Clypeaster  rosaceus  (Echinoidea) 
DASGUPTA.  B.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Darjeeling  Government  Coll.,  North  Bengal 

Univ.,  P.O.  DARJEELING,  W.Bengal,  India 
a       Reproduction  and  development.  Raydla  cayi,  Hepatocystis  spec.  (Haemosporidia.  Sporozoa) 
DAUGERAS.  Miss  N.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp..  Fac.  des  Sci.  d'Orsay,  Univ.  de  Paris,  Bati- 

ment  441,  91-ORSAY,  France  , 

a       Etude    expcrimentale    de    I'apparition    du    glycogene    hepatique    chez    1  embryon.    Gallus 

domes ficiis  (Aves) 
DAUWALDER  (RICHARDS).  Mrs.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Cell  Research  Inst.,  B.L.  220.  The  Univ. 

of  Texas  at  Austin,  AUSTIN,  Tex.  78712,  U.S.A. 
a       The  development  of  tissues  during  embryogenesis  with  special  reference  to  the  differen- 
tiation of  the  Golgi  apparatus  and  its  activity  in  the  secretion  of  specialized   cell  walls 

(electron    microscopy,    radioautography    and    EM    enzyme    cytochemistry).    Zea    mays 

(Gramineae) 
b       Cell  wall  formation  during  mitosis.  Zea  mays  (Gramineae) 
c       Cleavage  with  emphasis  on  RNA  metabolism  and  nucleolar  changes.  Helix  aspersa  (Pul- 

monata.  Gastropoda) 
d       The  differentiation  of  the  Golgi  apparatus  during  differentiation  of  specialized  cell  types. 

Helix  aspersa  (Pulmonata,  Gastropoda) 
DAVENPORT,  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  lUinois,  URBANA,  111.  61801,  U.S.A. 
a       Electrophoretic   and   immunophoretic   analysis   of   basic   proteins    during    early   embryonic 

development.   Strong ylocentrotus  purpuratus,   Lytechinus   variegatus    (Echinoidea),   Ciona 

intestinalis ,  Ascidia  nigra  (Tunicata ) 
DAVID    (BOGLI).   Mrs.   D.     Lic.es   Sci.  —  Lab.   de   Biol.  Anim.,    1    Av.   Vercingetorix.   63 

CLERMONT  FERRAND,  France 
a       Organogenese  de  I'estomac  embryonnaire.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
DAVID,  G.     Dr.en  Med..  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.  A,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts. 

Peres,  75  PARIS  Vie,  France 
a       Facteurs  Rhesus.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
h       Incompatibilites    foeto-maternelles.    Oryctolagus    cuniculus    (Lagomorpha),    Ratfus    spec. 

(Rodentia) 
DAVID,  G.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biophys.,  Manhattanville  Inst.,  Columbia  Univ.,  632  W. 

125th  St.,  NEW  YORK.  N.Y.  10027,  U.S.A. 
DAVIDOVA,  S.  I.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Vavilov  St.  26, 

MOSCOW  B-133.  U.S.S.R. 
a       Effect  of  gonadotropins  and  changes  in  the  germinal  vesicle  and  in  the  oocyte  cytoplasm 

during   maturation.    (Acipenseridae,   Chondrostei;  Amphibia)    (in   collaboration  with   Mrs. 

T.  A.  DETTLAFF) 
DAVIDSON,  E.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Rockefeller  Univ.,  66th  St.  and  York  Ave..  NEW  YORK, 

N.Y.  10021,  U.S.A. 
a       Study  of  gene  activity  in  oogenesis,  the  species  and  function  of  nucleic  acids  produced 

in  lampbrush  stage  oocytes.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with   Mrs.  B.  R. 

HOUGH-RAYMOND) 
b       Study  of  the  molecular  basis  of  cytoplasmic  prelocalization.  Ilyanassa  obsoleta  (Gastropoda) 

(in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  B.  R.  HOUGH-RAYMOND) 
DAVIES,  D.  V.     D.Sc.  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  St.  Thomas's  Hosp.  Med.  School,  LONDON 

S.E.I,  England 
a       Development  of  joints.  (Mammalia) 
h       Placentation.   (Vertebrata) 
DAVIS,  Ch.  C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Mem.  Univ.  of  Newfoundland,  ST.  JOHN'S, 

Newfoundland,  Canada 
DAVIS,  G.  R.  F.     Ph.D.  —  Research  Station,  Research  Branch,  Canada  Agriculture,   Univ. 

Campus,  SASKATOON,  Sask.,  Canada 
a       The  quantitative  and  qualitative  requirements  of  immature  stages  for  amino  acids  and  the 

intermediary   metabolism    of    these   amino    acids.    Oryzaephilus   surinamensis    (Silvanidae, 

Coleoptera),  Melanoplus  sanguinipes  (Acrididae,  Orthoptera),  Ctenicera  destrucor  (Elat- 

eridae,  Coleoptera) 
h       The  effects  of  anti-metabolites  on  development  and  morphology.  Oryzaephilus  surinamensis 
(Silvanidae,  Coleoptera),  Melanoplus  sanguinipes  (Acrididae,  Orthoptera),  Ctenicera  de- 
structor (Elateridae,  Coleoptera) 
DAVIS.  L.  V.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Hawaii,  2538  The  Mall,  HONOLULU, 

Hawaii  96822,  U.S.A. 
DAWES,  C.  M.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol,  and  Biochem.,  Univ.  of  Reading,  READING. 

Berks.,  England 
a       Study  of  the  methods  by  which  the  developing  embryo  is  able  to  control  the  acid-base 

status  of  its  blood  under  normal  and  experimental  conditions.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

43 


DAWID,  I.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington,  115  W.  University 

Parkway.  BALTIMORE.   Md.  21210.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Deoxyribonucleic  acid  synthesis  during  early  development.  Rana  pipiens,  Xenopus  laevis 

(Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  R.  F.  SWANSON) 
DEALT,  J.     MUDr.  —  Anat.  Inst.  Univ.  Bern,  Buhlstr.  26,  3012  BERN,  Switzerland 
a       Development    of    coronary    arteries    under    normal    and    experimental    conditions.    Gallus 

domesticus    (Aves).  Rattus  norvegicus    (Rodentia) 
h       Heart  morphometry.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
DEAN,  D.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —   Ira   C.  Darling   Center   for  Research,    (Marine  Lab.),   Univ.   of 

Maine.  WALPOLE,  Me.  04573,  U.S.A. 
a       Anterior  regeneration.  Polydora  ligni,  Stceblospio  benedicti,  Pygospio  elegans  (Sedenfaria, 

Polychaeta) 
b       Reproductive  biology.   Polydora  ligni   (Sedentaria,  Polychaeta) 
DEARDEN,  M.     B.Sc.  —  Didsbury  Coll.  of  Educ,  Wilmslow  Rd.,   MANCHESTER  20, 

England 
DE  BAVAY.  J.  M.  F.  X.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,   Univ.  of  New  England. 

ARMIDALE.  N.S.W.  2351,  Australia 
a       Normal   embryology.   Kyacranus  sphagnicolus    (Leptodacfylidae,  Anura) 
DE  BEER,  Sir  G.  R.     Prof.  —  La  Colline,  1880  BEX,  Switzerland  • 

DE  BOOM.  H.  P.  A.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..   Fac.  of  Vet.   Sci..  Univ.  of  Pretoria,   P.O. 

ONDERSTEPOORT,  South  Africa 
DECK.  J.  D.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Virginia,  CHARLOT- 
TESVILLE, Va.  22901,  U.S.A. 
a       Cytological  changes  in  regenerating  epithelium.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Cytological  changes  in  muscle  after  injury.  Diemictylus  viridescens  (Urodela) 
c       Origin  and  development  of  cell  surface  coats.  Perophora  viridis  (Tunicata) 
DECKER,  J.  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Missouri,  COLUMBIA. 

Mo.  65201,  U.S.A. 
a       Development   of   the   otocyjts   and   their   influence   on   the   ontogeny   of   behavior.   Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Pre-    and    postnatal    behavior    (a    film    of    the    behavior    during    development    within    the 

marsupium).  Didelphis  virginiana  (Marsupialia) 
DECROLY    (BRIERS),  Mrs.  M.     D.Sci.Chim.  —  Lab.  de  Morphol.   Anim.,   Univ.  libre  de 

Bruxelles.  67.  rue  des  Chevaux,  RHODE-ST-GENESE,  Brabant,  Belgium 
a       Metabolism  des  acides  nucleiques  au  cours  du  dcveloppement  embryonnaire.  Xenopus  laevis 

(Anura) 
b       Etude  des  ribosomes  au  cours  du  dcveloppement.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
c       Mesure  de  la  capacite  template  des  acides  ribonuclciques  au  cours  du  developpement  em- 
bryonnaire,   dans    un    systeme    heterologue    et    un    systeme    homologue.    Xenopus    laevis 

(Anura) 
DE  FABRO,   Miss  S.   P.     M.D..   Prof.  —   Inst,   de   Biol.   Celular,   Univ.   Nac.   de  Cordoba, 

Casilla  Postal  362,  CORDOBA,  Argentina 
DE  FEO.  V.   J.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Anat.,   Univ.  of  Hawaii,    1951    East- West  Rd.. 

HONOLULU,  Hawaii  96822,  U.S.A. 
a       Blastocyst-endometrial  relationship.  (Rodentia) 
b       Decidualization.  (Rodentia) 
De  FOSSARD,  R.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Bot.,  Univ.  of  New  England,  ARMIDALE,  N.S.W. 

2351,  Austraha 
a       Physiology  of  flower  initiation;   development  of   bioassay   for  floral   initiating   substances 

based  on    in    vitro    culture  of  defoliated  stem   tips;   histo-   and   cytochemical   study  of 

vegetative  and  reproductive  apices.  Chenopodium  rubrum  (Chenopodiaceae) 
DEGENHARDT,  K.-H.     Dr.med.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  fiir  Humangenetik  und  vergl.  Erbpathol.  der 

Univ.,  Paul-Ehrhch  St.  41,  6  FRANKFURT/Main,  W.  Germany 
a       Influence    of   antimetabolites     (5-f]uoro-2-deoxycytidine)    on    pattern    formation    in    early 

primordia  of  different  inbred  strains.  Mus  musculus,  Mesocricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
b       Influence  of  X-irradiation   (dosages:   130  r,  65  r,  30  r,  15  r,  7  r)   on  pattern  formation  in 

early  primordia  of  embryonic  development.  Mus  musculus,  Mesocricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
c       Influences  of  chemical  agents  on  blastogenesis.   (Mammalia) 
DEGLI  ESPOSTI,  Miss  A.  M.     Dr.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Via  Belmeloro  8,  BOLOGNA 

(103).  Italy 
DeHAAN.    R.    L.     Ph.D.   —    Dept.    of    Embryol.,    Carnegie    Inst,   of   Washington,    115   W. 

University  Parkway.  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210,  U.S.A. 

—  Dept  of  Biol.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Charles  &  34th  Sts.,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21218. 

U.S.A.  • 

a       Morphogenetic  movements  and  cell  migration  associated  with  embryonic  heart  formation, 

studied  with  microsurgical,  cinematographic  and  autoradiographic  techniques.  Gallus  gallus 

(Aves) 
b       Pacemaker  formation  and  the  initiation  of  the  heartbeat;  regulation  of  spontaneous  activity 

of  embryonic  heart  cells  in  tissue  culture.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 

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c       Spatial  organization  and  supracellular  patterns  in  embryonic  tissues.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
DE  HOYOS,  E.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Dartmouth  Med.  School,  HANOVER,  N.H.  03755,  U.S.A. 
a       Electron  microscopy  of  developing  islets  of  Langerhans.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
DELEANU,    M.     Dr.med.   —   Centrul   de   Embriol.    Norm,   si    Patol.,   Acad.    Republ.    Social. 

Romania,  Bul.M.Viteazul  24,  TIMI§OARA,  Rumania 
a       Experimental  syndactylism.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Embryonic  heterografts.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
DELLA   CROCE,   N.     Dr.Nat.Sci.,   Prof.   —   1st.   di   Zool.,   Univ.   di  Genova.   Via   Balbi   5, 

GENOVA.  Italy 
a       Embryo   development   of   a   parthenogenetic   marine    form.    Penilia   avirostris    (Cladoceca, 

Crustacea)   (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  S.  BETTANIN-BELGRANO) 
b       Growth  of  the  embryo.  Penilia  avirostris   (Cladocera,  Crustacea)    (in  collaboration  with 

Mrs.  S.  BETTANIN-BELGRANO) 
c       Formation  of  resting  eggs.  Penilia  avirostris  (Cladocera,  Crustacea)   (in  collaboration  with 

Mrs.  S.  BETTANIN-BELGRANO) 
DELMAS,  A.     Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.,  Fac.  de  Med..  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres,  75  PARIS  Vie, 

France 
DeLONG,  G.   R.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Neurol.,   Massachusetts  Gen.   Hosp.,   BOSTON.   Mass. 

20015,  U.S.A. 
DEL  RIO,   A.    G.   —   Inst,    de   Biol.,    Univ.    Nac.   de   Tucuman,   Chacabuco   460,    S.    M.    de 

TUCUMAN.  Argentina 
a       Intermediate  metabolism  during  early  development;  glycolysis.  Bu}o  arenarum  (Anura) 
DE   LUCA,   V.     M.D.,    Prof.   —   1st.   di   Zool.,    Univ.    di   Catania,   Via   Androne   81.   95124 

CATANIA,  Italy 
a       Physiological  and  experimental  embryology  of  the  earliest  developmental  stages.  Porcellio 

laevis   (Isopoda).  Eyprepocnemis  plorans   (Orthoptera) 
DELYE   (ROLLIN),  Mrs.  P.  M.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Morphogenet.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci., 

Place  Victor  Hugo,  13  MARSEILLE  3,  France 
DeMAGGlO,  A.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Dartmouth  Coll.,  HANOVER,  N.H.  03755, 

U.S.A. 
a       Experimental  developmental  morphology.   (Plantae) 
DENIS,  H.  A.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Biochim.,  Univ.  de  Liege.   17  Place  Delcour.  LIEGE. 

Belgium  • 

a       Etude  du  role  des  acides  nucleiques  dans  la  differenciation  embryonnaire.  Xenopus  laevis 

(Anura) 
b       Interactions    nucleo-cytoplasmiques    durant    le    developpement   de    I'oeuf.    Arbacia    lixula, 

Paracentrotus  lividus  (Echinoidea) 
DENIS,   Miss   S.     Lic.Sci.Zool.   —   Lab.   de   Morphol.   Anim.,    Univ.   libre   de   Bruxelles.   67, 

rue  des  Chevaux,  RHODE-ST-GENfiSE,  Brabant,  Belgium 
a       Studies  on  the  metamobism  of  lethal  hybrids.  (Echinoidea;  Amphibia) 
DENKER,    H.-W.   —   Arbeitsgr.    Prof.    G.    H.    M.    Gottschewski    am    Max-Planck-Inst.    fur 

Immunbiol.,  Stefan-Meier-Str.  8,  78  FREIBURG,  W.Germany 
a       Histochemistry  of  acid  muco  substances  and  enzymes  in  early  stages   (fertilization  through 

implantation).    Mus    musculus.   Rattus    norvegicus,    Mesocricetus    auratus.    Cavia    cobaya 

(Rodentia) 
DENNE,   M.   P.     Ph.D    —  Plant   Physiol.   Div.,   Dept.  of   Scient.   and   Industrial   Research, 

PALMERSTON  NORTH,  New  Zealand  ^^ 

DENT,  J.  N.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Virginia.  Gilmer  Hall.  CHARLOTTES- 
VILLE, Va.  22903.  U.S.A. 
a       Metamorphic  patterns.  Various  species  (Amphibia) 
DEOL,  M.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Gower  St.,  LONDON  W.C.  1, 

England 
DEPARIS.  P.     Dr.Biol.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gener.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,   118  Route  de  Narbonne.  31 

TOULOUSE  (04).  France 
a       Hematopoiese.  (Urodela) 
DfiPECHE.  J.  —  Lab.  d'Evolution  des  Etres  Organises,  Fac.  des  Sci..  105  Bd.  Raspail.  PARIS 

Vie,  France 
a       Physiological    investigations    on   embryos    of   viviparous    fishes   developing     in     vitro. 

Poecilia  reticulata  (=  Lebistes  reticulatus).  Xiphophorus  helleri,  Gambusia  afiinis,  Heteran- 

dria  formosa  (Poeciliidae,  Teleostei) 
DE  REGGI,  L.  M.     Dr.Spec.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gen.  et  Appl..  Univ.  de  Lyon.  43  Bd.  du 

11  Novembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Variations  morphologiques  et  physiologiques  dans  le  developpement,  sous  Taction  de  divers 

facteurs.  (Phytophthires,  Rhynchota) 
DEROM,  R.  M.  J.     M.D..  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol..  Fac.  of  Med..  Univ.  of 

Ghent.  Aan  de  Bocht  6,  GHENT,  Belgium 
a       Anaerobic  metabolism  in  the  fetus    (determination  of  blood  lactate  and  pyruvate;   calcu- 
lation of  "excess  lactate").  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

45 


b       Longitudinal  study  of  uniovular  twins    (determination  of  genotype  based  on  structure  ol 

placental  membranes  and  of  differences  in  blood  groups;  followup  on  a  long  term  basis). 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
DESALU,  A.  B.  O.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Ibadan,  IBADAN,  Nigeria 
DE  SILVA,  S.  E.  N.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Vidyodaya  Univ.,  Gango- 

dawila,  NUGEGODA,  Ceylon 
a       Morphological  changes  in  the  tail  during  metamorphosis.  Bufo  melanostictus  (Anura) 
DESSOUKY    D    A.     M.D.,   Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   School  of  Med.,  Georgetown  Univ., 

3900  Reservoir  Rd.,  N.W.,  WASHINGTON.  D.C.  20007.  U.S.A. 
DESVEAUX    (CHABROL),  Mrs.  J.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.  du 

C.N.R.S.,  49bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 
a       Radioactive  precursors  incorporation  in  some  embryonic  tissues.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
DE  TERRA  (WHITTAKER),  Mrs.  N.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  for  Cancer  Research,  7701  Burholme 

Ave.,  PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.  19111,  U.S.A. 
a       Morphogenesis  and  nucleo-cytoplasmic  interactions  studied  by  microsurgery,  histochemistry 

and  autoradiography.  Stentor  coeruleus  (Ciliafa) 
DETTLAFF,  Mrs.  T.  A.     Dr.biol.sci.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R..  Vavilov  St.  26.  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R.  • 

a       The    nature   of    the    specificity   of    oocyte   nuclei    in    the    process    of    oocyte    maturation. 

(Amphibia) 
h       Effect  of  gonadotropins  and  changes  in  the  germinal  vesicle  and  in  the  oocyte  cytoplasm 

during   maturation.    (Acipenseridae,  Chondrosfei;  Amphibia)    (in  collaboration  with   S.   I. 

DAVIDOVA,  J.  G.  SCHMERLING,  M.  N.  SKOBLINA,  T.  B.  AISENSTADT) 
c       Time  regularities  of  the  maturation  process;  temperature  effect  upon  maturation  processes 

in   vivo    and    in   vitro.    (Amphibia)    (in  collaboration  with  T.  RUDNEVA) 
d       Cell  division:  duration,  mechanism,  relation  to  the  process  of  differentiation.  Acipenseridae, 

Chondrosfei;  Amphibia) 
DE  TURENNE,  Miss  M.     Dr.Spec.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gener.  et  Appl.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Lyon, 

43  Bd.  du  11  Novembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Control  of  DNA  synthesis  in  the  silk  gland  during  the  fifth  larval  instar.  Bombyx  mod 

(Lepidoptera) 
DEUCHAJR,    Miss    E.    M.     Ph.D.    —    Anat.    Dept.,    The    Med.    School,    University    Walk, 

BRISTOL  BS8  ITD,  England 
a       Changes  in  individual  cells  during  processes  of  neural  induction  and  early  differentiation 

studied  by  tissue  culture  and  biochemical  methods.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
b       Morphogenetic  movements  and  tissue  differentiation  in  primitive  streak  to  somite  stages 

studied  by  cinematography  and  operations  in  embryo  culture.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
DEUTSCH.    G.     Dr.med.   —   Centrul   de    Embriol.    Norm.   §i    Patol.,    Acad.    Republ.    Social. 

Romania,  Bul.M.  Viteazul  24,  TIMI§OARA,  Rumania 
a       Embryonic  and  adult  kidney  metabolism.  (Mammalia) 
h       Autoradiography  in  embryonic  tissues.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

DEVILLERS,  Ch.     Dr.es  Sci.,   Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.   Comp.,  Fac.  des   Sci.,   7  Quai  Saint- 
Bernard,  75  PARIS  5e,  France 
a       Studies   on   respiration   during   early  stages   of   egg   development.   Salmo   irideus  S.   fario 

(Teleostei)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  M.  CHANCONIE-MAURY) 
b       Relationships  between  respiration  and  oxidative  phosphorylations  as  shown  by  the  action 

of  2-4  dinitrophenol  and  some  inhibitors  of  respiration  in  early  stages  of  egg  development. 

Salmo  irideus.    S.  lario   (Teleostei)     (in    collaboration    with    Mrs.    M.    CHANCONIE- 
MAURY) 
DE  VINCENTIIS,  M.     Prof.  —  Cat.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.,  Univ.  di  Camerino,  CAMERINO, 

Italy  • 

DHAINAUT,  A.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  36,  59  LILLE-Distribution.  France 
a       Ovogenese;  utltrastructure  et  autoradiographie  a  haute  resolution.  Nereis  diversicolor,  N. 

pelagica  (Polychaefa) 
DHOUAILLY,   Miss  D.     Dr.  —  Lab.   de  Zool.,   Fac.   des  Sci.  de  Grenoble,   Cedex   53,   38 

GRENOBLE,  France 
a       Experimental  analysis  of  the  specific  differentiation  of  the  neoptile  and  teleoptile  plumage 

in  chimaeric  combinations  between  two  species.  Gallus  domesticus.  Anas  boschas  (Aves) 
b       Analysis  of  the  differentiation  of  supernumerary  limb;  study  of  the  plumage  that  develops 

thereon.  Gallus  domesticus.  Anas  boschas  (Aves) 
DIAMOND,   M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Anat.,  Univ.   of   Hawaii.    1951    East-West  Rd., 

HONOLULU,  Hawaii  96822,  U.S.A. 
a       Sexual  differentiation  and  masculinization.   (Mammalia) 
h       Pseudopregnancy.  (Mammalia) 
DiBERARDINO,    Miss   M.  A.     Ph.D.,   Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Anat.,   Woman's    Med.    Coll.    of 

Pennsylvania,  3300  Henry  Ave..  PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.   19129,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Nuclear,  chromosomal  and  cytoplasmic  changes  during  development.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
DICK,  D.  A.  T.     D.Phil.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Univ.  of  Dundee.  DUNDEE  DDl  4HN.  Scotland. 

U.K. 

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J 


a       Study  of  water  and  ion  fluxes  in  oocytes.  Bufo  bufo  (Anuca) 

DICKSON.  A.  D.     M.D.  —  Div.  of  Morphol.  Sci.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Calgary,  CAL- 
GARY 44,  Alta.,  Canada 
a       Control  and  significance  of  trophoblastic  giant  cell  transformation  of  the  blastocyst.  Mus 

musculus   (Rodentia) 
h       Hormonal  secretion  by  unimplanted  blastocysts.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
DICKSON,  D.  H.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Western  Ontario,  LONDON,  Ont., 

Canada 
a       Electron  microscopy  of  the  developing  eye.  (Urodela) 
DIDIER   (MARTIN),  Mrs.  E.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,   1  Av.  Vercingetorix,  63 

CLERMONT-FERRAND,  France 
DIEHL,  F.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Virginia,  Gilmer  Hall,  CHARLOTTES- 
VILLE, Va.  22903,  U.S.A. 
a       Problems   of  development:    cell  and   tissue   migrations;   the   roles   of   individual   cell   types 
during  morphogenesis;  the  synthesis  of  extracellular  mesoglea  and  perisarc  and  their  role  in 
development.  Cordylophora  caspia  (Hydcoidea) 
DIETERLEN   (LIEVRE),  Mrs.  F.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  exper.  du  Coll.  de  France 
et  du  C.N.R.S.,   11   Place  M.  Berthelot,  PARIS  Ve,  France  • 

a       Endoderm-mesenchyme  interactions  in  the  development  of  the  pancreas:  reassociation  with 
heterologous  mesenchymes  (lung,  gizzard  or  somatopleura)  (organotypical  cultures  followed 
by  coelomic  grafts).  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
b       Inductive  interactions  in  the  early  development  of  the  spleen.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
c       Enzyme  development  in  heterologous  reassociations   (pancreatic  epithelium   +   lung  mesen- 
chyme). Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
DI  GRANDE,  Miss  F.     Dr.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Bologna,  Via  S.  Giacomo 

9,  40126  BOLOGNA,  Italy 
a       X-ray  destruction  of  germ  cells,  sterile  gonad  development  and  sex  differentiation.  Bufo 

bufo,  Rana  dalmafina  (Anura) 
DILLARD,  W.     Ph.D.  —  Max-Planck-Inst.  fur  Zellbiol.,  Anton-Dohrn-Weg,  Postfach  1009, 

D  294  WILHELMSHAVEN,  W.Germany 
a       RNA-synthesis.  Acetabularia  spp.  (Algae) 
DI  MARCOTULLIO,  A.     D.Sc.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Trieste,  Via  Alfonso 

Valerio,  32  TRIESTE,  Italy 
a       Regeneration  and  germ  cell  differentiation.  (Planariidae,  Turbellaria) 
DIMOND,  Sister  M.  T.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Trinity  Coll.,  WASHINGTON. 

D.C.  20017,  U.S.A. 
a       Histogenesis  and  interrelations  of  endocrines:  the  hypophysis  under  normal  conditions  and 
after  treatment  with  goitrogens;  the  developmental  sequence  of  organic  iodine  compounds 
in  the  thyroid;  ultimo-branchial  body  and  calcitonin  in  bone  development.  Chelydra  serpen- 
tina serp.  and  other  spp.  (Chelonia) 
DI   STEFANO,   L.     Dr.  —  1st.   di   Istol.   ed  Embriol.,   Univ.   di   Palermo,  Via  Archirafi    18, 

90123  PALERMO,  Italy 
DOANE.   Mrs.   W.   W.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of   Biol.,   Kline  Biol.  Tower,  Yale  Univ.,   NEW 

HAVEN,  Conn.  06520,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  and  physiological  genetics  of  isoamylases:   analysis  of  genetic  regulatory 
mechanisms   in    cellular   differentiation    as    revealed   through   the   combined   techniques   of 
biochemistry,  genetics  and  cytogenetics.  Drosophila  melanogaster,  D.  hydei  and  other  spp. 
(Diptera) 
b       Developmental  and  experimental  analysis  of  mutants  characterized  by  abnormalities  in  lipid 
and    carbohydrate    metabolism,    as    well    as    in    endocrine    and    reproductive    physiology. 
Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
DOBKIN,   Sh.     Ph.D. —  Dept.   of   Biol.    Sci.,    Florida   Atlantic   Univ.,   BOCA   RATON,   Fla., 

U.S.A. 
DOBROWOLSKI,  J.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Wyzsza  Szko^a  Pedagogiczna,  ul.  Podbrzezie 

3,  KRAKOW,  Poland 
a       Critical  periods  for  simultaneous  action  of  weightlessness  and  ionizing  radiation  on  devel- 
opment. Cricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
h       Influence  of  salinity.   X-rays  and  temperature  on  larval   development   and  assessment  of 

critical  periods.  Salamandra  salamandca  (Urodela) 
c       Embryo  culture.  Salamandra  salamandra  (Urodela) 

d       Influence  of  temperature  on  sex  ratio.  Salamandra  salamandra  (Urodela) 
e        Influence  of  salinity,  temperature  and  combined  action  of  weightlessness  and  X-rays  on 
embryonic  and  larval  development;  morphogenetic  effect,  lethality  and  mechanisms  of  action. 
Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
DODSON,  J.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Bristol,  BRISTOL  BS8  lUG,  England 
a       Secretory  activity  of  larval  epidermis.  Ambystoma  spec.   (Urodela) 

DOERR    (SCHOTT),  Mrs.  J.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  et  d'Embryol.  Exper.,  Fac.  des 
Sci..  Univ.  de  Strasbourg,   12  rue  de  I'Universite,  STRASBOURG,   France 

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EX)HERTY,  R.  A.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pediat.,  School  of  Med.,  Stanford  Univ.,  300  Pasteur 

Drive,  PALO  ALTO,  Calif.  94304,  U.S.A. 
a       Temporal  aspects  of  transcription  in  early  embryos.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Chromosomal     mapping     of     transcription     events    during    development.     Miis     mitscuhts 

(Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
DOHLE,  W.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  L  Zool.  Inst,  der  Freien  Univ.,  Kon.-Luise-Str.   1-3,   1   BERLIN 

33,  W.Germany 
a       Embryology.  (Diplopoda) 

b       Embryology.  Scutigera  coleoptrata  (Notostigmophora,  Chilopoda) 

c       Formation  of  anlagen  by  derivatives  of  teloblasts.  Diastylis  rathkei  (Cumacea,  Crustacea) 
DOLFINI,  Miss  S.     D.Sc.  —  1st.  di  Genet.,  Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Celoria  10,  20133  MILANO, 

Italy 
a       Development  and  cytology  of  cultured  cells.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
DOLLANDER,  A.     Dr.en  Med.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Univ.  de  Nancy, 

31  rue  Lionnois,  54  NANCY,  France  • 

DOMAC  (TESAR),  Mrs.  B.     M.D.,  Sc.M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Med., 

ZAGREB,  Salata,  Yugoslavia 
a       Selective   inhibitory    effects   of   the    hypophysis   upon    growth    and    differentiation    of    the 

adrenal  glands  in  the  fetus.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
DOMURAT,  J.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Ichthyol.,  Agric.  Coll.,  OLSZTYN  5,  Poland 
a       Development    of    eggs    in    waterfree   medium    (paraffin    oil).    Salmo    trutta,   S.   gairdneri 

(Teleostei) 
h       The  properties  of  perivitelline  fluid  of  eggs  developing  in  waterfree  medium.  Salmo  trutta, 

S.  gairdneri   (Teleostei) 
c       Changes  in  structure  of  embryos  developing  in  waterfree  medium.  Salmo  trutta,  S.  gaird^ 

neri  (Teleostei) 
DONALDSON,  W.  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Poultry  Sci.  Dept.,  School  of  Agric.  and  Life  Scis., 

North  Carolina  State  Univ.,  Box  5307,  RALEIGH,  N.C.  27607,  U.S.A. 
a       The  effects  of  maternal  diet  on  embryonic  fat  metabolism  (fatty  acid  biosynthesis,  oxidation, 

and  interconversion).  Gallus  domesticus,  Cotucnix  coturnix  japonica  (Aves) 
DONATO  (CELI),  Mrs.  A.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  di  Sci.,  Univ.  di  Messina. 

Via  del  Verdi  75,  98100  MESSINA,  Italy 
a       Vitellogenesis.  Chromis  chromis,  Boops  boops  (Teleostei) 

h       Cytochemistry  of  yolk  globules  in  oocytes.  Chromis  chromis,  Boops  boops  (Teleostei) 
DONGEN,   C.   A.   M.   van     M.Sc.   —  Zool.   Lab.,   State   Univ.   of   Utrecht,    Janskerkhof  3, 

UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Protein    differentiation    during    development    studied    by    means    of    disc    electrophoresis; 

descriptive  and  experimental.  Limnaea  sfagnalis  (Gastropoda) 
DONNELLY,  Miss  G.  —  Depts.  of  Microbiol,  and  Biochem.,  Med.  Center,   Univ.   of  Ken- 
tucky, LEXINGTON,  Ky.  40506,  U.S.A. 
a       Analysis    of   the   physico-chemical    properties   of    DNA    in   differentiating    cells.    Triturus 

viridescens  (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia), 

Homo  sapiens   (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  S.   P.  MODAK) 
DONNER,  M.  W.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington,  115  W.  University 

Parkway,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210,  U.S.A. 
a       Anatomical  and  radiological  studies  of  circulation  in  the  maternal  placenta.  Macaca  mulatta. 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates)   (in  collaboration  with  H.  R.  MISENHEIMER  and  Miss  E.  M. 

RAMSEY) 
DOORENMAALEN,  W.  J.  van     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Med.  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  State 

Univ.  of  Utrecht.  Janskerkhof  3A,  UTRECHT,  Netherlands  • 

a       Immunological    and    immunochemical    investigations    on    lens    proteins    in    induction    and 

differentiation.  (Aves),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
DORFMAN,  A.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  CHICAGO. 

111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemistry  of  connective  tissues. 
DORGAN,  W.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.-Entomol.,  Montana   State  Univ.,   BOZEMAN, 

Mont.  59715,  U.S.A. 
a       Age-related    changes    in    rat    placental    giant    cells    in    tissue    culture.    Rattus    norvegicus 

(Rodentia) 
DORLE,  A.  K.     Ph.D.  —  Post-Graduate  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Nagpur.  NAGPUR,  India 
DOSKOCIL,  M.     MUDr.,  D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..   Charles   Univ..  U  nemocnice  3. 

PRAHA  2,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Experimental  embryology  of  the  hypophysis.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
DOSSEL,  W.  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Electron  Microscope  Lab.,  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med., 

Creighton  Univ..  657  North  27th  St.,  OMAHA,  Nebr.  68131,  U.S.A. 
a       The  fine  structure  of  endocrine  organs  of  normal  and  hypophysectomized  embryos.  Gallus 

domesticus   (Aves) 
h       The  fine  structure  of  embryonic  organs   (descriptive).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

48  I 


c       Studies  on  development  of   function   and   fine   structure  of  mesonephric  and   metanephric 

kidneys,  liver  and  pancreas.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
DOTSU.  Y.     Dr.Agric.  —  Dept.  of  Aquatic  Biol.,   Fac.  of  Fish.,  Nagasaki  Univ.,  Bunkyo- 

machi  1-14,  NAGASAKI,  Japan 
DOTT,  H.  M.     Ph.D.  —  A.  R.  C.  Unit  of  Reprod.  Physiol.  6  Biochem.,  Univ.  of  Cambridge, 

307  Huntington  Rd.,  CAMBRIDGE,  England 
a       Effect  of  irradiation  of  spermatozoa    in    vitro    under  various  conditions  on  the  devel- 
opment of  eggs  exposed  to  them.  Orycfolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
DOUCET    (DE  BRUINE),  Mrs.  M.  H.  M.     M.Sc.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.    (Internat.  Embryol. 

Inst.),  Uppsalalaan  1,  Universiteitscentrum  "De  Uithof",  UTRECHT.  Netherlands 
a       Induction  of  gastrulation.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
DOUSOVA    (SVEHLOVA),   Mrs.   M.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Embryophysiol.,   Inst,   of   Physiol., 

Fac.  of  Gen.  Med.,  Charles  University,  Albertov  5,  PRAGUE  2,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Development  of  fetal  brain  tissue  in  tissue  culture.  (Aves;  Mammalia) 
b       Developmental  effects  of  methionine-sulphoximine  and  related  biochemical  compounds  upon 

the  fetal  brain  tissue.  (Aves) 
DOWNIE,  J.  R.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Gower  St., 

LONEMDN  W.C.I,  England 
a       Cell  behaviour,  mainly  epithelial  cells,  in  the  expansion  of  the  blastoderm.  Gallus  gallus 

(Aves) 
DRACHMAN,  D.  B.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Neurol.,  Johns  Hopkins  Hosp.,  BALTIMORE, 

Md.  21205,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  joints  and  joint  malformations.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
h       Development  of  motor  end  plates  (neuromuscular  junctions).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Developmental  neuropharmacology    (transmitter  substances).  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
d       Trophic    influence    of    motor   neurons   in   developing    muscle.   Gallus   domesticus    (Aves). 

(Mammalia) 
DRAGOMIROV,  N.   I.     Dr.biol.sci.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Evol.  Morphol.  and  Ecol.  of  Anim., 

Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Lenin  Ave.  33.  MOSCOW- V-71,  U.S.S.R.  • 

DREICHLINGER,  O.  F.     Dr.Chem.Sci.  —  Centrul  de  Embryol.  Norm.  §1  Patol.,  Acad.  Republ. 

Social.  Romania,  Bul.M.Viteazul  24,  TIMIgOARA,  Rumania 
a       Normal  and  pathological  respiration  in  embryonic  tissue.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Autoradiography  in  embryonic  tissues.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
DREYER,  Miss  M.  V.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  the  O.F.S.,  BLOEMFONTEIN, 

S.Africa 
a       An   histocytological    and    histocytochemical    investigation    on    the    epithelioneural    bodies. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       The  application  of  different  stains  (with  differences  of  het  pH)   to  detect  the  Nissl  bodies 

in  embryonic  and  adult  neurons.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Lepus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
DRUKKER,  J.     Ph.D.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Mauritskade  61,  AM- 

STERDAM-O..  Netherlands 
a       Descriptive   and   experimental   studies   of   the   developing    central   nervous   system.   Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Histochemical  characteristics  of  developing   chemoreceptor  organs.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 

(Lagomorpha) 
c       Embryology  of  the  endocrine  cells  of  the  pancreas.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
d       Light-microscopical,   electron-microscopical,  histochemical,   physiological  and  experimental 

teratogenetic  studies  of  heart  development  in  the  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in 

collaboration  with  J.  A.  LOS,  H.  M.  LAANE  and  F.  J.  BIESENBEEK) 
DOBENDORFER.  A.     dipl.phil.II  —  Zool.-Vergl.  Anat.  Inst..  Univ.  Zurich,  Kunstlergasse  16, 

CH  8006  ZURICH,  Switzerland 
a       Imaginal  discs.  Phormia  regina  (Dipfera) 

DUBEY.  P.  N.     M.Sc.  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Med.  Coll.,  NAGPUR-3,  M.S..  India 
a       Peripheral  nucleus  (Hofmann's  nucleus  major)  of  the  spinal  cord.  1.  Influence  of  periphery 

(limb)  on  its  morphogenesis.  2.  Cytoarchitecture.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Differentiation   of  unipolar  cells   of   spinal   ganglion   in   tissue   culture.   Gallus   domesticus 

(Aves) 
c       The  influence  of  the  peripheral  field  on  the  morphogenesis  of  the  anterior  horn  cells.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Polydactyly  —  an  experimental  analysis.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
e       Regulatory   process   of   mesoderm   in   limb   morphogenesis;   various   presumptive   areas   at 

pre-axial  and  post-axial  borders  of  limb  bud/wing  bud  of  stage  19-20  embryos  are  ablated. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)   (in  collaboration  with  T.L.  PATIL) 
DUBOIS.  R.     Dr.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.  du  C.N.R.S.,  49  bis  Av.  de  la  Belle 

Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 
a       Lignee  germinale  et  morphogenese  sexuelle.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
DUKE,  E.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.  Dept.,  Univ.  Coll.,  Stillorgan  Road.  DUBLIN  4.  Ireland 
a       Genetic   and   biochemical   investigations   of   abnormal   5-fluorouracil   resistance  and   strep- 
tomycin  sensitivity   in   different  strains;   developmental   stage   concerned   and   biochemical 

mechanisms.  Drosophila  melanogastec  (Diptera) 

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b       Studies   on   the   nature   of   dehydrogenase    (mainly   lactate   and   xanthine)    regulation  and 

expression  at  different  stages  of  development.    Salmo   salar,    S.    trutta    and   hybrids    (SaU 

monidae,  Teleostei) 
DUKE,  K.  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Duke  Univ.  Med.  Center,  DURHAM,  N.C. 

27706,  U.S.A. 
a       Comparative  histology  of  the  ovary   (including  developmental  stages  and  history  of  germ 

cells).  Cynocephalus  volans,  C.  variegatus  (Dermoptera),  Tarsius  tarsier  (Primates) 
DUMONT,  J.  N.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab.,  P.O.  Box  Y,  OAK  RIDGE. 

Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Cytological  studies  of  the  oocytes  with  special  emphasis  on  early  developmental  stages 

and  vitellogenesis.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
h       Electron    microscopic    studies    of    nucleolar    changes    during    Wolffian    lens    regeneration. 

(Urodela) 
DUNCAN,    D.       Ph.D.,    Prof.     (Emer.)    —    Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Branch,  Univ.  of  Texas, 

GALVESTON,  Tex.  77550,  U.S.A. 
a       Quantitative  studies  on  the  development  of  myelin  in  the  central  nervous  system;  effects 

of  long  tract  destruction  before  myelination.  Raftus  norvegicus   (Rodentia),  Felis  domeS' 

tica  (Carnivora) 
h       Combined    light    and    electron    microscopic    study    of    numbers    and    sizes    of    fibers    and 

numbers  and  fine  structure  of  the  glia  cells.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia),  Felis  domestica 

(Carnivora) 
DUNCAN,  J.  T.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  and  Molec.  Biol.,  School  of  Nat.  Sci.,  San 

Francisco  State  Coll.,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  Calif.  94132,  U.S.A. 
a       Pigment  cell  migration  and  differentiation;  developmental  control  of  migration  and  pattern 

formation;  developmental  behavior  of  chromatophores  and  their  immunological  interactions 

in  mixed  populations  of  pigment  cells  from  different  species  or  from  animals  with  different 

pigment  pattern  genotypes.  Taricha  torosa,  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
h       Heart  determination  and  differentiation;  temporal  and  spatial  patterns  of  control  of  heart 

development;    isolation    and    characterization    of    intracellular    materials    controlling    heart 

development.  Taricha  torosa,  Ambystoma  tigrinum  (Urodela) 
DUNN,  G.  A.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Gower  St., 

LONDON  W.C.I,  England 
a       Behaviour  and  interactions  of  nerve   fibres   from  spinal   ganglia  grown   in   tissue   culture. 

Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
DUPRAT  (ESCUDIE),  Mrs.  A.-M.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gener.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,   118 

Route  de  Narbonne,  31  TOULOUSE  (04),  France 
a       Etude  experimentale  de  la  differenciation  des  cellules  embryonnaires  en  culture   in  vitro. 

(Urodela)    (en  collaboration  avec  J.  C.  BEETSCHEN) 
DURAN  DE  LOPEZ,  Mrs.  L.     M.D.  —  Cat.  de  Embriol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Univ.  de  Los  Andes, 

MfiRIDA,  Venezuela 
DURAND,  J.  P.  —  Lab.  Souterrain  du  C.N.R.S.,  09  MOULIS   (Ariege).  France 
DURANTE,  Miss  M.  C.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi  18, 

90123  PALERMO,  Italy 
a       Cholinesterase,  dipeptidase  and  other  enzymes  in  embryonic  development.  (Ascidiae;  Pisces) 
b      The  biochemistry  of  regeneration.  (Annelida) 
DURCHON,  M.     Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Univ.  de  Lille,  B.P.  36,  59  LILLE- 

Distribution,  France  • 

DUSPIVA,  F.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Physiol.  Lehrstuhl,  Berlinerstr.  15,  6900 

HEIDELBERG,  W.  Germany  • 

a       Localization  of  enzymes   within  the   embryo   and  in   subcellular  fractions.    (Insecta;  Am- 
phibia) 
b       Protein  differentiation,  ontogeny  of  enzyme  patterns.    (Insecta;  Amphibia) 
c       Energy  metabolism  and  metabolism  of  nucleic  acids,  nucleotides,  cofactors  during  devel- 
opment.  (Teleostei;  Amphibia) 
d       Cell-physiological  mechanisms  of  malformation  in  early  development.  (Amphibia) 
DUTRIEU.  Miss  J.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Gener.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux,  Avenue 

des  Facultes,  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Metabolisme    glucidolipidique    au    cours    du    developpement.    Artemia   salina    (Anostraca, 

Crustacea).  Calliphora  erythrocephala  (Diptera),  Carausius  morosus  (Phasmidoptera) 
DUTTON,  R.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Cahfornia,  San  Diego,  P.O.Box 

109.  LA  JOLLA,  Cahf.  92037.  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  immune  system;    in   vitro   differentiation  of  immunogenic  response 
DWORKIN.   M.     Ph.D.,   Prof.   —  Dept.   of  Microbiol.,   Med.   School,    Univ.   of   Minnesota, 

MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn.  55455.  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  biology  of  fruiting.  Myxococcus  xanthus  (Myxobacteria) 

1.  Role  and  nature  of  a  stable  m-RNA  required  for  microcyst  germination 

2.  Regulation  of  macromolecular  synthesis  during  development 

3.  Nature  of  proteins  synthesized  during   germination 

4.  Mechanism  of  induction  of  microcyst  formation 

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DWORNIK,  J.   J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   Univ.  of  Louisville,    101    West  Chestnut  St., 

LOUISVILLE,  Ky.  40202,  U.S.A. 
a       Effects  of  podophyllin  and  temperature  on  skeletal  development  (alizarin  technique).  Rattus 

norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
b       Effects    of   colchicine    on    skeletal    development    (alizarin    technique).    Rattus    norvegicus 

(Rodentia) 
c       Effects   of    hypervitaminosis   A   on    tooth   development    (histochemical    techniques).    Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
d       A  study  on  tissues  in  the  torpid  mutant  to  determine  if  there  are  any  differences  between 

abnormal  animals  and  normal  litter  mates.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
DYLEVSKY,    I.     MUDr.  —   Dept.   of   Anat.,    Charles    Univ.,    U   nemocnice   3,    PRAHA    2, 

Czechoslovakia 
a       Prenatal  development  of  muscles.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
DZIUBA.    P.   —   Dept.   of  Gen.    Biol..    Silesian   Acad,   of   Med.,    K.   Marksa    19,   Rokitnica, 

ZABRZE  8,  Poland 
a       Karyology  of  congenital  malformations.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
h       Palmar  and  plantar  dermatoglyphics  in  congenital  malformations   and  inherited  diseases. 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
c       The  influence  of  oestrogens  on  liver  regeneration  after  partial  hepatectomy.   (Rodentia) 
EAKIN,  R.  M.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Zool.,   Univ.   of  California,   BERKELEY,   Calif. 

94720,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Determination  of  neural  plate,  sucker  and  hypophysis.  Hyla  regilla  (Anura) 
b       Electron  microscopy  of  induction  systems.  Hyla  regilla  (Anura) 

c       Development  of  photoreceptors.  Helix  aspersa  (Gastropoda)    (and  other  Invertebrata) 
EAYRS,  J.  T.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Birmingham, 

Edgbaston,  BIRMINGHAM  15,  England 
a       Effects  of  hormones  on  central  nervous  development.  Rodentia 
EBERT,  J.  D.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington,   115  W. 

University  Parkway,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210,  U.S.A. 

—  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Charles  &  34th  Sts.,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21218, 

U.S.A.  • 

a       The  metabolic  characteristics  of  the  heart-forming  areas  of  the  early  embryo.  Gallus  gallus 

(Aves) 
b       The   graft-versus-host  reaction   and   development  of  immune  mechanisms   in  the  embryo. 

Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
c       Animal  viruses   (esp.  tumor  viruses)    as  tools  in  studying  embryonic  development.  Gallus 

gallus  (Aves)   (in  collaboration  with  R.  J.  HAY  and  Mrs.  M.  YOSHIKAWA-FUKADA) 
ECHAVE  LLANOS,  J.  M.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Cat.  "B"  de  Embriol.,  Biol,  e  Histol.,  Fac.  de 

Cienc.  Med.,  Univ.  Nac.  de  La  Plata,  60  y  120.  LA  PLATA.  Argentina 
ECKSTEIN,  P.     M.D..  D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Med.  School.  Univ.  of  Birmingham,  Edg- 
baston, BIRMINGHAM  15,  England 
a       Mode  of  action  of  intra-uterine  devices:    1.  ovum  recovery  at  critical  stages  of  primate 

cycle.    2.    composition    of    tubo-uterine    secretions.    3.    tissue    reactions    to    intra-uterine 

materials.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  ( Lagomorpha) ,  Macaca  mulatta,  Papio  papio  (Primates, 

Mammalia) 
EDDS.  M.  v..  Jr.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Biol,  and  Med.  Sci.,  Brown  Univ.,  PROVIDENCE. 
J^.I.  02912.  U.S.A.  • 

EDli,  D.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Embryol.  Sect.,  A.R.C.  Poultry  Research  Centre,  King's  Buildings,  West 

Mains  Rd.,  EDINBURGH  9,  Scotland.  U.K. 
a       Analysis  of  the  action  of  inherited  abnormalities  and  lethal  genes  in  development.  Gallus 

gallus  (Aves) 
b       Experimental  studies  on  limb  bud  development.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
c       Cell   adhesion   and   movement,   and   cell    death    and   degeneration    in   normal    and   mutant 

embryos.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
EDSTROM,  J.-E.  —  Dept.  of  Histol..  Karolinska  Inst..  S-140  01  STOCKHOLM  60,  Sweden 
a       Intranuclear  RNA  metabolism  of  polytene  nuclei.  Chironomus  tentans  (Diptera) 
EDWARDS.   J.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of  Cell  Biol.,   Univ.   of   Glasgow.   GLASGOW   W.2. 

Scotland.  U.K. 
a       Studies  of  the  formation  of  cell  adhesions  in  embryonic  cells  and  cell  lines  grown  in  culture. 

using  reaggregation  techniques. 
EDWARDS.  R.  G.     D.Sc.  —  Physiol.  Lab.,  Univ.  of  Cambridge.  Downing  St..  CAMBRIDGE 

CB2  3EG.  England, 
a       Genetics  and  embryology  of  pre-implantation  stages.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates)  and  other 

Mammalia 
b       Immunology  of  reproduction.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates)  and  other  Mammalia 
EFREMOVA,    Mrs.    S.    M.    —    Dept.  of  Embryol.,    Leningrad  Univ.,   Mendeleevsky  St.   5, 

LENINGRAD  B-164,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Morphology  and  biochemistry  of  somatic  embryogenesis   (microcinematography.  histology. 

autoradiography).  Ephydatia  fluviafilis,  Spongilla  lacustris  (Porifera) 

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EGAMI.  N.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Biol.,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Radiol.  Sci.,  Anagawa  4-9,  CHIBA,  (280) 

Japan 
a       Change  in  radiation-sensitivity  during  embryonic  development.  Oryzias  latipes  (Teleostei) 
b       Embryology  of  endocrine  organs.  Oryzias  latipes  (Teleostei) 
c       Effect  of  ionizing  radiation  on  embryos.  Oryzias  latipes  (Teleostei) 
EGELHAAF,    A.     Dr.rer.nat.,    Prof.    —    Zool.    Inst,    der    Univ.,    Weyertal    119,    5    KOLN- 

Lindenthal,  W.Germany  • 

a       Genetische    Grundlagen    der    Differenzierung    von    Augenpigmenten.    Ephestia    kuhniella 

(Lepidoptera) 
h       Morphogenetische  Genwirkungen.   Ephestia   kuhniella    (Lepidoptera),  Drosophila   melano- 

gaster  (Diptera) 
c       Genetik  und  Physiologie  der  Blutproteine  im  Entwicklungsverlauf.   (Insecta) 
EGUCHI,  G.     D.Sc.  —  Biol.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Nagoya  Univ..  Chikusa-ku,  NAGOYA,  Japan 
EHN,  J.  A.     Fil.Dr.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Uppsala,  Villavagen  9,  UPPSALA,  Sweden 
a       Effects  of  sulphydryl-blocking  and  other  substances  on  development  of  the  embryo.  Agelena 

labycinthica  (Arachnoidea) 
b       Animalization  and  vegetalization  of  the   embryo   by  means  of   chemical  agents.   Agelena 

labyrinthica  (Arachnoidea) 
EICHER.  Miss  E.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Coll.  of  Arts  and  Sci.,   Univ.  of  Rochester, 

ROCHESTER,  N.Y.  14627.  U.S.A. 
a       Influence  of   nucleic   acid   analogues  on   development.   Anagasfa    ('=    Ephestia)    kiihniella 

(Lepidoptera) 
h       Development  of  enzymes  and  proteins.  Anagasta  (=  Ephestia)  kuhniella  (Lepidoptera) 
c       Developmental  consequences  of  chromosome  rearrangements.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
EIDMANN,  H.  H.     Fil.Dr.,  Dr.phil.nat.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Forest  Entomol.,  The  Royal  Coll. 

of  Forestry,  S- 104  05  STOCKHOLM  50,  Sweden 
a       Physiology  of  postembryonic  development  and  diapause;   coldhardiness  of  developmental 

stages.  Coleophora  laricella   (Lepidoptera),  Hylobius  abietis   (Coleoptera) 
b       Physiology  of  embryonic  development.   Carausius  morosus   (Cheleutoptera) 
EISENBERG   (ZALIK),  Mrs.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Alberta, 

EDMONTON,  Alta.,  Canada 
a       Study   of   DNA   synthesis  during   the  process   of   lens   regeneration.    Tciturus    viridescens 

(Ucodela) 
h       In    vitro    culture  of  the  lens  regenerating  system.  Triturus  viridescens  (Urodela) 
c       The  cell  cycle  and  its  relation  to  differentiation  in  the  lens  regenerating  system.  Triturus 

viridescens  (Urodela) 
d       Cell  contact  and  migration  during  gastrulation.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
ELBERS,    P.    F.     Ph.D.    —   Biol.    Ultrastruct.   Research    Unit,    State    Univ.,    Janskerkhof    3, 

UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Experimental   morphology   of   cell   membrane   and   cytoplasmic   structures   in  early   devel- 
opmental stages.  Limnaea  stagnalis   (Pulmonata,  Gastropoda) 
EL-EISHI,   H.    I.   S.     B.Ch.  —   c/o   Prof.    Shafik  Aggaw,   24   Elnahdh   St..   DOKI-CAIRO, 

Egypt 
ELGAMMAL,    A.    E.      B.Sc.     —     Dept.  of  Zool.,  Ain  Shams  Univ.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Abassia. 

CAIRO,  Egypt 
ELGER,  W.     M.D.  —  Schering  AG.,  Mullerstrasse  170-172,  1-BERLIN  65.  W.Germany 
a       Experiments  on  sex  differentiation,  using  androgens  and  antiandrogens;  the  possible  occur- 
rence of  two  sex  inductors.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha),  Mus  musculus,  Rattus 

norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
h       Immunology  of  embryonic  gonads.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus   (Lagomorpha),  Mus  musculus, 

Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
ELIAS,    S.     Dr.chem.Sci.   —    Centrul   de    Embriol.    Norm.    §i    Patol.,    Acad.    Republ.    Social. 

Romania,  Bul.M.ViteazuI  24,  TIMI5OARA.  Rumania 
a       Biochemistry  of  the  subembryonic  liquid.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Biometry  of  the  early  developmental  stages.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
c       Time  lapse  cinematography.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
ELIASSON  (KLEIN).  Mrs.  E.     Fil.Dr.  —  The  Wenner-Gren  Inst..  Norrtullsgatan  16.  S-113 

45  STOCKHOLM,  Sweden 
a       Enzyme  induction  and  repression,  particularly  arginase.  Gallus  spec.   (Aves) 
h       Induction  and  repression  of  enzyme  synthesis  in  cells  in  tissue  culture.   (Mammalia) 
ELLIS,  C.  H.,  Jr.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Amherst  Coll..  AMHERST.  Mass.  01002,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  physiology   and   genetics;    1.   involvement  of  larval  spicule  protein  in  the 

calcification  process.  2.  control  of  the  synthesis  of  this  protein    (effects  of  dactinomycin 

and  other  inhibitors  at  various  developmental  stages).  3.  spicule  formation  by  dissociated 

and    reaggregated    embryonic    cells.    Strong ylocentrotus    purpuratus,    Arbacia    punctulata, 

Lytechinus  pictus    (Echinoidea) 
h       Developmental  physiology:   1.  study  of  ectodermalization  and  mesodermahzation   (animal- 
ization and  vegetalization)    in  embryos.   2.   specific  protein  synthesis   in  normal   and   ex- 

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perimental   developmental   stages.   3.   response   to  morphogenetically   active   agents   at   the 

level  of  gene  expression.  Strong ylocentrotus  purpuratus  (Echinoidea) 
ELMER.  W.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Emory  Univ.,  ATLANTA,  Ga.  30322.  U.S.A. 
a       Differentiation  of  eye  lens  fiber  cells:  1.  stability  increase  of  the  proteins  which  control  the 

turning  on  of  macromolecular  synthesis.  2.  control  of  various  RNA  species  by  the  different 

regulator  molecules.  Bos  taurus  (Artiodactyla) 
h       Genetic  control  of  chondrogenesis  on   the  macromolecular   level   in   the   creeper  mutation 

(cell  cycle  times  of  genotypically  different  chondrocytes).  Galltts  domesticus  (Aves) 
ELSDALE,  T.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West  Mains  Rd., 

EDINBURGH,  EH9  3JN,  Scotland,  U.K. 

—   Clin,   and    Popul.    Cytogenet.    Research   Unit,    Western   Gen.    Hosp.,    EDINBURGH, 

Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Morphogenesis  in  cell  cultures.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
EMANUELSSON,   H.     Fil.Dr.  —  Zoophysiol.   Inst.,  Univ.  of  Lund,   Helgonavagen  3,   223 

62  LUND.  Sweden 
a       DNA-synthesis   and   yolk   formation   during   ovogenesis.    Ophryotrocha    labronica    (Poly- 

chaeta) 
b       Yolk-DNA  metabolism  during  early  embryogenesis.  Ophryotrocha  labronica  (Polychaeta) 
c       Biochemical  and  cytochemical  analysis  of  intracellular  yolk  granules  in  early  blastoderms 

with  special  regard  to  yolk  DNA.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
EMELIANOV,   S.   V.     Dr.biol.sci.,   Prof.  —  A.   N.   Severtzov   Inst,   of  Evol.   Morphol.   and 

Ecol.    of   Anim.,    Acad,    of    Sci.    of    the    U.S.S.R.,    Lenin    Ave.    33,    MOSCOW   W.71, 

U.S.S.R. 
a       Heterochrony   in   appearance   and   rate   of  development   of  dorsal   and   anal   fin   elements 

(radialia,  musculature,  fin  rays,  fin  folds).  Salmo  salar,  Esox  lucius,  Tetragonopterus  rufero- 

pictus,  Rutilus  rutilus,  Callichthys  [asciatus,  Haplochilus  pleferi,  Perca  fluviatilis,  Atherina 

hepsetus  (Teleostei) 
h       Early  postembryonic  development  and  individual  variability.  Acipenser  guldenstadtii.  A. 

stellatus,  A.  nudiventris.  Huso  huso,  (Chondrostei) 
EMERIT,   M.       Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,   Fac.   des   Sci.   de  Montpellier,   Place  Eugene 

Bataillon,  34  MONTPELLIER,  France 
a       Embryonic  and  post-embryonic  development.  Gasteracantha  spec,  Isoxya  spec,  Acrosomo- 

ides  spec.  (Gasteracanthidae,  Araneida,  Arachnida) 
EMERY,  J.  L.     M.D.  —  Depts.  of  Child  Health  and  Pathol.,  Congenital  Anomalies  Res  .Unit. 

Children's  Hosp.,  Univ.  of  Sheffield,  Western  Bank,  SHEFFIELD  10,  England 
EMMERT,  W.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zocl.  Inst.  I,  Fac.  of  Nat.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Wiirzburg,,  Rontgen- 

ring  10,  87  WURZBURG,  W.Germany 
a       Postembryonic  development  and  metamorphosis  of  holometabolic  forms.  Formica  polyctena 

(Hymenoptera),  Calliphora  erythrocephala  (Dipfera) 
ENDO.  A.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Hygiene,   School  of  Med.,   Niigata  Univ.,   NIIGATA-City, 

Japan 
ENDO,  Y.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Keio  Univ.,  YOKOHAMA-Hiyoshi,  Japan 
a       Study  of  fertilization  and  development.  (Echinoidea) 
b       Electron  microscopical  study  of  oogenesis.   (Echinoidea) 
ENEMAR,  E.  A.  W.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Gothenburg,  Fjarde  Langgatan  7B 

S-413  05  GOTHENBURG.  Sweden 
a       Development  of  hypothalomo-hypophysial  connections.   (Tetrapoda) 
ENGELS,  W.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Westf.  Wilhelms-Univ.,  Badestr.  9,  44  MON 

STER/Westf.,  W.Germany 
a       Speed  of  yolk  formation:  composition  of  reserve  proteins   (radio-isotopical  methods).  Apis 

mellifeta  (Hymenoptera) 
b       Regulation  and  enzymatic  conditions  of  glycogen  synthesis  in  oogenesis   (radio-isotopical 

methods).  Musca  domestica  (Dipfera) 
ENGLAND,  Mrs.  M.  A.     B.A.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  Univ.   Coll.,  Gower  St., 

LONDON  W.C.I,  England 
a       Primary  neural  induction.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       An  electron  microscopical  and  histochemical  analysis  of  yolk  formation.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  Mr.  M.  R.  BELLAIRS) 
ENGLANDER,   H.     Dr.med.,   Dr.rer.nat.,   Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst,   der  Univ..  Weyertal    119,   5 

KOLN-Lindenthal,  W.  Germany  • 

a       Regionalspezifische  Induktion.  (Urodela) 

h       Die  Wirkung  von  Lithium  auf  die  Differenzierungsleistung  des  Ektoderms  (Urodela) 
c       Disaggregation  un  Reaggregation  von  friihembryonalem  Gewebe.   (Urodela) 
ENNABLI,  E.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres,  75  PARIS  Vie.  France 
EPEL.  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Hopkins  Marine  Station.  Stanford  Univ.,  PACIFIC 

GROVE,  Calif.  93950,  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemistry    and   physiology    of    fertilization,    especially    activation   of    enzymes    (NAD 

kinase),  formation  of  extracellular  cements,  and  mechanism  of  lysis  of  cortical  granules. 

Strong  ylocentrotus  purpuratus  (Echinoidea)  and  other  marine  spp.  (Invertebrata) 

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b       Control  of  enzyme  synthesis  during  development.  Strong ylocentrotus  purpucatus  (Echino- 

idea) 
ERHART,  E.  A.     M.D.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Sect,  of  Neuroanat..  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Sao 

Paulo,  Caixa  Postal  2921,  SAO  PAULO,  Brazil 
a       Degeneration  and  regeneration  of  peripheral  nerve  fibres.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Canis 

familiaris    (Carnivora) 
ERICSON   (STRANDVIK),  Mrs.  B.     Cand.Med.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.,  Karolinska  Inst.,  Sol- 

navagen  1,  STOCKHOLM  60,  Sweden 
ERIKSSON,  Miss  M.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Teratol.,  Karolinska  Inst.,  S-104  01  STOCKHOLM  60, 

Sweden 
a       Induced  fetal  damage  late  in  pregnancy  of  special  interest  for  animal  tests  of  new  drugs. 

Mas  musculus  (Rodentia) 
ERNSTROM,  U.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.,  Karolinska  Inst.,  Solnavagen  1,  STOCKHOLM 

60,  Sweden 
ESCHENBERG,  Miss  K.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Clapp  Lab..  Mount  Holyoke 

Coll.,  SOUTH  HADLEY,  Mass.  01075,  U.S.A. 
a       Cytology    and   developmental    physiology    of   the   ovary    (histochemistry    and    autoradio- 
graphy). Getris  remigis,  Belosfoma  llumineum,  Ranatra  fusca   (Hemipfera) 
ESHEL,   Mrs.   Sh.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.   of  Zool..   Hebrew   Univ.   of   Jerusalem,   JERUSALEM, 

Israel 
a       The  effect  of  injury  on  embryo  formation  in  folded  blastoderms.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
ETKIN,  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Albert  Einstein  Coll.  of  Med.,  Yeshiva  Univ., 

Eastchester  Rd.  and  Morris  Park  Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  Bronx,  N.Y.  10461,  U.S.A. 
ETOH,  H.     Dr.Agric.  —  Div.  of  Biol.,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Radiol.  Sci..  Anagawa  4-9-1,  CHIBA, 

(280)   Japan 
a       Long  term  effects  of  low  doses  of  ionizing  radiation  on  various  embryonic  stages.  Oryzias 

latipes  (Teleostei) 
EVANS,  H.  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Vet.  Coll.,  Cornell  Univ.,  ITHACA,  N.Y. 

14850,  U.S.A. 
a       General   embryology.   Canis  familiaris   (Carnivora) 
h       Study  of  skeletal  development  in  regard  to  inter-litter  variation  and  position  in  the  uterus, 

utilizing  cesarian  removals.  Canis  familiaris   (Carnivora) 
c       Veratrum  induced   cyclopia.   Ovis  aries   (Artiodactyla) 
d       Serial  sections  of  embryos  at  spaced  ages,  available  for  inspection.  Canis  familiaris,  Felis 

catus  (Carnivora),  Bos  taurus,  Ovis  aries  (Artiodactyla) 
EVANS,  M.  J.     M.A.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  Univ.  Coll.,  Cower  St.,  LONDON 

W.C.I,  England 
a       Changes  in  messenger  RNA  associated  with  primary  embryonic  induction.  Xenopus  laeuis 

(Anura) 
b       Study  of  teratoma  cells    in   vitro.    (Mammalia) 
c       RNA  metabolism  in  creeper  (Cp)  mutation.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
EVREN,  A.     Dr. Vet.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Vet.  Fac,  Ankara  Univ.,  ANKARA, 

Turkey 
EWART,  D.  F.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Marischal  Coll.,  Univ.  of  Aberdeen,  ABER- 
DEEN AB9  IAS,  Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Effect  of  rat  liver  RNA    (characterized  by  polyacrylamide  gel  electrophoresis)    on  chick 

fibroblasts    in    vitro     (electron   microscopy).    Gallus   domesticus    (Aves),   Rattus    nor- 

vegicus  (Rodentia) 
EWEN,   AL.   B.     Ph.D.  —  Research   Station,   Research   Branch,   Canada   Agriculture,   Univ. 

Campus,  SASKATOON,  Sask.,  Canada 
a       Physiology   and    functional   morphology   of   reproduction,    with    special    emphasis    on   the 

endocrinology  of  reproduction  in  males.  Melanoplus  sanguinipes  (Orthoptera) 
h       Histology  and  histochemistry  of  neurosecretory  cells  and  their  cycles  of  activity.  Melanoplus 

sanguinipes  (Orthoptera) 
EYAL    (GILADI),    Mrs.    H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of   Zool.,   Hebrew   Univ.   of  Jerusalem,   JERU- 
SALEM, Israel  • 
a       Embryo  formation  in  folded  blastoderms.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       An  attempt  to  alter  the  developmental  direction  of  unincubated  blastoderms  by  artificially 

creating  multilayered  systems.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
EYRIES,  Ch.     Dr.en  Med.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres,  75  PARIS 

Vie,  France 
FABER,  J.     Ph.D.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.   (Internat.  Embryol.  Inst.),  Uppsalalaan  1,  Universiteits- 

centrum  "De  Uithof",  UTRECHT,  Netherlands  • 

a       Gene  action  and  differentiation  of  imaginal  discs  in  homoeotic  mutants.  Dcosophila  melano' 

g aster  (Diptera) 
b       Limb  regeneration:  1.  interactions  between  transplanted  blastemal  mesenchyme  and  wound 

epidermis.    2.    regional    organization   in    transplanted    blastemas.    Ambystoma    mexicanum 

(Urodela) 

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FAINSTAIN  (HAMERMAN),  Mrs.  N.     B.Sc.  —  Dcpt.  of  Zool..  Hebrew  Univ.  of  Jerusalem, 

JERUSALEM.  Israel 
a       The  role  of  the  endoblast  in  the  heart  formation.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
FALEEVA.  Miss  T.  I.  —  Biol.  Inst.,  Leningrad  State  Univ..  LENINGRAD  B-164,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Maturation  of  eggs,  atresia  of  ovarian  follicles,  and  regulation  of  these  processes.  Acipenser 
ruthenus,  A.   stellatus    (Chondrosfei) ,  Rutilus   rutilus,   Pelecus   cultratus    (Cypriniformes), 
Acerina  cernita.  Maccopodus  opeccularis,  Hemichromis  bimaculatus  (Perciformes,  Teleostei) 
FALEIRO  PIMENTEL,  Mrs.  M.     B.Sc.  f  —  Dept.  de  Biol.  Geral,  Inst,  de  Cienc.  Biol,  da 
U.F.M.G.,  Rua  Carangola  288-4°  andar.  C.P.  253.  BELO  HORIZONTE.  M.G..  Brazil 
(deceased) 
FALIN    L    I      M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Moscow  Stomatol.  Inst.,  Kal- 

jaevskaiia  18,  MOSCOW.  U.S.S.R. 
a       Development  and  cytodifferentiation  of  endocrine  glands.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Origin  and  development  of  germ  cells  (histochemical  techniques).  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
c       Development  and  innervation  of  teeth.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
FALLIERI.  L.  A.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  de  Biol.  Geral.  Inst,  de  Cienc.  Biol,  da  U.F.M.G..  Rua 

Carangola  288  -  4°andar.  C.P.  253,  BELO  HORIZONTE.  M.G..  Brazil 
a       DNA   and   nuclear  size  during    postembryonic   development    (liver,    salivary    glands    and 
prostata).  Biomphalaria  (=  Austcalorbis)  glabrata  and  other  spp.  (Pulmonata.  Gastropoda) 
FALLON,    J.    F.     Ph.D.    —    Dept.    of    Anat.,    Bardeen    Med.    Labs.,    Univ.    of    Wisconsin, 

MADISON.  Wis.  53706,  U.S.A. 
a       Cell  death  during  limb  morphogenesis.  (Vertebrata) 

b       Ultrastructure  of  the  gametes  before  and  during  interaction.  Nereis  Hmbata  (Potychaeta) 
FAMBROUGH,  D.  M.,  Jr.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol..  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington,  115 

W.  University  Parkway,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210,  U.S.A. 
a       Ontogeny  of  nerve  -  muscle  interactions.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
FANGHANEL.  J.     Dr.med.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.  Rostock.  Gcrtrudenstr.  9,  25  ROSTOCK 

1.  East.Germany 
a       Experimentelle   Untersuchungen   zur   Frage   von    Organ-    und   Schadelveranderungen    auf 
Grund   statischer  Veranderungen  in  der   Postnatelperiode    (Amputation   der  Vorderextre- 
mitaten).  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
FANKHAUSER.  G.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Princeton  Univ.,   PRINCETON,  N.J. 
08540,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Effects  of  chloramphenicol  on  metamorphosis.  (Urodela) 
FANTONI.  A.     M.D.  —  Lab.  di  Radiobiol.  Anim..  C.S.N.-Casaccia.  Casella  Postale  2400, 

00100  ROMA,  Italy 
a       Characterization  of  yolk  sac  erythropoiesis  and  liver  erythropoiesis  from  8th  to  15th  day 
of    gestation;    evidence    for    a    different    genetic    expression  in  the  two  cell  lines.    Mus 
musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Molecular  biology   of  differentiation  of   yolk  sac   derived   erythroid   cells:    1.   patterns   of 
RNA,  total  protein  and  hemoglobin  synthesis.   2.   cell  division  in  relation  to  hemoglobin 
synthesis  and  to  the  dependance  of  hemoglobin  synthesis  from  continued  mRNA  synthesis. 
3.  synthesis  of  ribosomes,  passage  of  ribosomal  subunits  from  nuclei  to  cytoplasm  during 
yolk  sac  erythroid  differentiation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
FARAG,   A.   E.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.   of  Zool.,   Ain   Shams  Univ..   Fac.  of  Sci..  Abassia,  CAIRO, 

Egypt,  U.A.R. 
FARBEROV,  A.  I.  —  Chair  of  Embryol.,  Biol.  Fac.  State  Univ.  of  Moscow,  Lenin  Hills, 
MOSCOW  V-234,  U.S.S.R.  ^    ^ 

FARGEIX,  N.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,   1  Av.  Vercingetorix,  63  CLERMONT- 
FERRAND,  France 
a       Les  cellules  germinales  chez  I'embryon.  (Aves) 
FARINELLA    (FERRUZZA),   Mrs.  N.       Dr.Sc.  —  1st.  di   Zool.,   Univ.  di   Palermo,  Via 

Archirafi   18,  90123  PALERMO,  Italy 
a       The  development  of  unfertilized  aged  eggs.   (Ascidiae) 
b      The  development  of  fused  eggs.  (Ascidiae) 
c       RNA  synthesis.  (Ascidiae) 
FAULHABER,  Miss  I.  E.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  fiir  Physiol.  Chemie,  Freie  Univ.  Berlin.  Amim- 

allee  22,  1  BERLIN  33,  W.Germany 
a       Isolation  and  biochemical  characterization  of  the  primary  induction  factor  in  the  gastrula. 

Xenoptis  laevis  (Anura) 
h       Protein  and  nucleic  acid  metabolism  during  the  process  of  differentiation.  Xenopus  laevis 

(Anura),  Triturus  alpestris.  Amby stoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
FAURfi-FREMIET,  E.     Dr.,  Prof.hon.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.  Exper.  du  Coll.  de  France,  Place 
M.  Berthelot,  75  PARIS  Ve,  France  • 

FAUSTOV,  V.  S.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biophys.,  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol., 

Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St.,  MOSCOW  V-133,  U.S.S.R. 
FAUTREZ,  J.  C.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Gent,  Ledeganckstr.  35,  GENT, 
Belgium  * 

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FAUTREZ    (FIRLEFYN),  Mrs.  N.  J.  —  Lab.  of  Anat..  Univ.  of  Gent,  Ledeganckstr.  35, 

GENT,  Belgium 
FEDECKA-BRUNER,  Mrs.  B.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  Exper.  du  C.N.R.S., 

49bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94  NOGENT-sur-Marne,  France 
FEDINEC,  A.  A.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  College  of  Ba^ic  Med.  Sci.,  Med.  Units, 

Univ.  of  Tennessee,  62  S.  Dunlap  St.,  MEMPHIS,  Tenn.  38103,  U.S.A. 
a       Study  of  effect  of  bacterial   toxins   and  pathogenic   bacteria  on   the   development   of  the 

fetus;  relation  between  the  routes  of  infection  and  barrier  properties  of  placenta  and  fetal 

membranes.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
FEDOROFF.  S.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   Univ.  of  Saskatchewan,   SASKATOON, 

Sask.,  Canada 
a       Cytogenetics 

b       Cytogenetics  and  cytocidal  systems 
c       Development  of  cell  surface  antigens 

FELDMAN,  M.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  Biol.,  Weizman  Inst,  of  Sci..  REHOVOTH,  Israel  • 
FELIX,  J.-M.  D.E.S.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  347,  51  REIMS.  France 
a       Endocrine   function  of  the  foetal  pancreas;   insulin  blood  levels  in  the  foetus  and   in  the 

mother.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  R.  L.  JACQUOT.  B.  C.  J. 

SUTTER  and  Mrs.  M.  T.  SUTTER  (DUB)) 
FELL.    Dame    Honor    B.     Dr..    Prof.    —    Strangeways    Research    Lab.,    Wort's    Causeway, 

CAMBRIDGE,  England  • 

FELTS.  W.  J.  L.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   School  of  Med.,   Univ.   of  Minnesota, 

MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn.  55455,  U.S.A. 
FENNELL,  R.  A.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Michigan  State  Univ.,  EAST  LANSING, 

Mich.  48823,  U.S.A. 
FERM,    V.    H.     M.D.,    Ph.D.,    Prof.    —    Dept.    of    Anat.-Cytol.,    Dartmouth    Med.    School, 

HANOVER,  N.H.  03755,  U.S.A. 
a       Teratogenic  effects  of  heavy  metals.  Mesocricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
b       Experimentally  induced  twinning.  Mesocricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
FERNANDEZ  de  RECONDO,  Mrs.  M.  E.  —  Inst,  de  Invest.  Bioquim.,  Fundacion  Campo- 

mar,  Obligado  2490,  BUENOS  AIRES.  Argentina 
FERREIRA.  A.  L.     M.D..  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  de  Morfol.  Hum.  Func.  e  Aphc,  Fac.  de  Med.  de 

Ribeirao  Preto,  Univ.  de  Sao  Paulo,  Caixa  Postal  301,  RIBEIRAO  PRfiTO.  S.P..  Brazil 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
FERRIER,  V.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gener.,  Fac.  des  Sci..   118  Route  de  Narbonne, 

31  TOULOUSE  (04).  France 
a       Hybridation  intergenerique.  (Urodela) 
b       Gynogenese.  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela) 
FESZT,  T.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Neuropathol.,  Research  Station  of  Tirgu-Mure§  of  the  Acad. 

of  the  S.S.R.,  Str.  Gh.  Marinescu  38.  TIRGU-MURE§,  Romania 
FICQ,  Mrs.  A.  A.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Morphol.  Anim.,  Univ.  libre  de  Bruxelles,  67,  rue 

des  Chevaux,  RHODE-ST-GENESE,  Brabant,  Belgium 
a       Etude  autoradiographique  du  metabolisme  au  cours  de  I'oogenese.  Asterias  spec.  ( Asteroidea, 

Echinodermata) ,  Rana  spec.   (Anura) 
b       Observations  autoradiographiques  sur   I'oogenese   et  la   morphogenese.   Pleurodeles   spec. 

Triturus  spec.    (Urodela),  Rana  fusca    (Anura) 
c       Studies  on  metabolism  during  maturation.  Asterias  rubens,  Arbacia  lixula,  Paracentrotus 

lividus  (Echinodermata) ,  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela) 
d       Effects  of  actinomycin  D  and  histones  on  early  differentiation  of  oocytes.  Xenopus  laevis 

(Anura) 
e       DNA  synthesis  during  early  oogenesis.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
FILOGAMO,  G.     M.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Turin,  Corso  M.D'Azeglio  52, 

10126  TORINO,  Italy  • 

a       Histogenesis  of  the  intramural  plexuses.   (Mammalia) 
h       Development  of  olfactory   placode.   (Mammalia) 
FILONI,  S.,     Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.  "Battista  Grassi",  Fac.  di  Sci.,  Univ.  di  Roma, 

Via  A.  Borelli  50.  00161  ROMA,  Italy 
a       Regeneration  of  central  nervous  system.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
FILOSA,    M.    F.     Ph.D.,    Prof.    —    Dept.    of    Zool.,    Scarborough    Coll.,    Univ.    of   Toronto, 

WEST  HILL.  Ont.,  Canada 
FIMIAN,  W.  J..  Jr.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Boston  Coll..  CHESTNUT  HILL  67, 

Mass.,   U.S.A. 
FINE.   M.    H.     Ph.D.   —  Charles   F.   Kettering   Research   Labs..    150  E.   South   College   St.. 

YELLOW  SPRINGS,  Ohio  45387,  U.S.A. 
a       Differentiation   of   tracheary   elements   in  tissue   cultures,    especially    hormonal   control   of 

secondary  wall  formation  and  lignogenesis.  Eucalyptus  camaldulensis  (Myrtaceae) 
FINGER,   I.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,   Haverford  Coll.,   HAVERFORD,   Pa.    19041. 

U.S.A. 
a       Immunogenetic  studies  in  relation  to  cell  differentiation.  Paramecium  aurelia   (Ciliata) 

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FINNEGAN.   C.    V.     Ph.D..    Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Zool.,    Univ.    of   British   Columbia,    VAN- 
COUVER 8.  B.C..  Canada 
a       Analysis    of   postgastrula    axial    mesoderm    differentiation     in     vitro.     Taricha    torosa, 

Ambystoma  gracile  (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Cytochemical   and  electron   microscopic   examination  of  myoblast,   endo-   and   ectomesen- 

chymal  differentiation.  Taricha  torosa,  Ambystoma  gracile  (Urodela) 
c       Molecular  and  cellular  aspects  of  arm  formation  in  larvae.  Strong ylocentrotus  dcoebachien- 

sis,  S.  purpuratus,  S.  franciscanus  (Echinoidea)   (in  collaboration  with  D.  H.  LARRIVEE) 
d       Development  of  alkaline  phosphatase  activity  in  embryos;   biochemical   analysis    (specific 

activity,  gel  electrophoresis)  and  histochemical  analysis.  Ambystoma  gracile,  Taricha  torosa 

(Urodela)   (in  collaboration  with  D.  H.  O'DAY) 
e       The  effects  of  L-tyrosine  and  L-phenylalanine  in  the    in    vitro    differentiation  of  the 

early    (24-32   hr.)    neural   crest:    the   frequency   of  pigment   cell  differentiation   in   various 

concentrations  of  the  two   amino   acids   and   an   electron  microscopic   examination  of   the 

cultured  cells.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  A.  J.  WIREN) 
FIORONI,    P.     P.D.,    Dr.phil.    —   Zool.    Anstalt    der   Univ.,    Rheinsprung    9.    4000   BASEL, 

Switzerland 
a       Development   of   integument    (chromatophores,   shell),   nervous   system,   coelom   and   yolk 

sac  (including  electron  microscopy).  Io%o  spec.  Alloteuthis  spec,  Sepiola  spec,  Sepietta 

spec.  Sepia  spec.   (Decapoda),  Eledone  spec.  Octopus  spec.    (Octopoda,  Cephalopoda), 

and  others 
b       Morphological  problems  of  embryonic  nutrition  (yolk,  albumine,  food  eggs)  and  transitory 

larval  organs.  (Gastropoda) 
c       Morphological  problems  of  embryonic   nutrition  and  transitory   larval   organs.    (Malacos- 

traca,  Crustacea) 
d       Histological  normal  tables  of  development.  (Cephalopoda,  Gastropoda,  Crustacea) 
FIRKET,  H.     M.D.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.   Pathol.,   Fac.  de  Med.,   Univ.  de  Liege. 

1  rue  des  Bonnes- Villes,  LIEGE,  Belgium 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
FIRTEL.  R.  A.     B.A.  —  Dept.  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.,  Calif.   Inst,  of  Technol.. 

PASADENA,  Calif.  91109,  U.S.A. 
FISCHBERG.   M.     Dr.phil.,   Prof.  —  Station  de  Zool.  Exper.,   Univ.   de  Geneve,   Route   de 

Malagnou  154,  Chene-Bougeries.  GENEVE,  Switzerland  • 

FISCHER,  A.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Weyertal  119,  5  KOLN-Lindenthal,  W. 

Germany 
a       Inheritance  of  eye  colour  in  laboratory  stock;  maternal  effect  on  the  eye  colour  in  juvenile 

mutants.  Platynereis  dumerilii  (Polychaeta) 
FISCHLSCHWEIGER,  W.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Coll.  of  Dent.  Surg.. 

Univ.  of  Maryland,  Lombard  and  Green  St.,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21201.  U.S.A. 
FISCHMAN.  D.  A.     MD.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago.  CHICAGO. 

111.  60637.  U.S.A. 
a       Biosynthesis  and  assembly  of  contractile  proteins. 

FISHER,  D.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Botany.  Univ.  of  Georgia,  ATHENS,  Ga.  30601.  U.S.A. 
a       Fertilization  and  embryogenesis.  Gossypium  hirsutum  (Malvaceae) 
FITCH,  F    W.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago.  CHICAGO. 

111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Cell  interactions  in  immune  response. 
FITZGERALD,  L.  R.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  College  of  Basic  Med.  Sci.,  Med.  Units, 

Univ.  of  Tennessee.  62  S.  Dunlap  St.,  MEMPHIS,  Tenn.  38103,  U.S.A. 
a       Effects   of   environmental    factors    and   antibiotics   on   development   of   teeth,    and   control 

mechanisms  of  tooth  formation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Cytology  of  amniotic  fluid:  sources  of  the  various  types  of  cells,  and  relation  of  changes 

in  these  types  to  normal  or  abnormal  development.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
FLAMM,  H.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Hygiene  Inst.,  Med.  Fac,  Univ.  of  Vienna,  Kinderspitalgasse  15. 

Postfach  23.  A-1095  VIENNA.  Austria 
a       Infections  of  the  blastocyst  by  viruses:    fate   of  the  blastocyst  and   embryo,  duration  of 

presence  of  the  virus  in  the  blastocyst.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
h       Infections  of  fetus  and  placenta.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
FLEISCHHAUER.  K.     Dr.med..  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.  Bonn.  Abt  fiir  Neuroanat., 

Nussallee  10,  53  BONN,  W.Germany 
a       Postnatal  development  of  neuroglia.  Felis  domestics  (Carnivora),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Postnatal  development  of  various  subcortical  regions  and  of  the  spinal  cord.  Felis  domestics 

(Carnivora),  Homo  sapiens   (Primstes) 
c       Reaction  to  injury  of  nervous  tissue,  particularly  neuroglia,  during  postnatal  development. 

Felis  domestics  (Carnivora) 
FLICKINGER,  C.  J.     M.D.  —  Inst,   for  Developm.  Biol.,   Univ.  of  Colorado,  BOULDER, 

Colo.  80302,  U.S.A. 
FLICKINGER,  R.  A.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  State  Univ.  of  New  York,  102  Health 
Sci.  Bldg.,  BUFFALO,  N.Y.  14214.  U.S.A.  • 

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FLINT,  O.  P.     B.A.  —  Embryol.  Sect.,  A.R.C.   Poultry  Research  Centre,  King's  Buildings, 

West  Mains  Rd.,  EDINBURGH  9,  Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Behaviour  and  differentiation  of  normal  and  mutant  limb  mesenchyme  cells    in    vitro. 

Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
FLYNN,  T.  THOMSON     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Address  unknown  • 

FOLLENIUS,  E.     Dr.es  Sci.  • —  Lab.  de  Zool.  et  d'Embryol.  Exper.,  Univ.  de  Strasbourg, 

12  rue  de  I'Universite,   STRASBOURG,  France 
FOOTE,    Mrs.    F.    MARTINDALE     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of    Physiol.,    Southern   Illinois   Univ., 
CARBONDALE,  111.  62901,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Growth  and  maintenance  of  gonads  of  metamorphosing  larvae  in  organ  cultures.  Xenopus 

laevis  (Anura) 
h       Growth  and  maintenance  of  gonads  on  synthetic  media,  and  on  standard  media  composed 

of  chick  embryo  extract  and  agar.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
c       Growth  of  avian  thymus    in    vitro.    Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
FORD,  P.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  British   Columbia,  VANCOUVER   8, 

B.C.,  Canada 
a       Developmental  histochemistry.  Raja  binoculata   (Selachii) 

b       Development  of  the  tail,  employing  isolates   in  vitro.   Ambystoma  gracile  (Urodela) 
c       Microspectro-photometric  studies  on  enzyme  concentrations  in  development.  Raja  binoculata 

(Selachii) 

d       Ultrastructure   of  the  development   of  the   yolk   sac.   Raja  binoculata    (Selachii)    (in   col- 
laboration with  Mrs.  E.  J.  HALL) 
FORD.  P.  J.     D.Phil.  —  Natl.  Inst,  for  Med.  Research,  Mill  Hill,  LONDON  N.W.7,  England 
a       The   synthesis   of   proteins   by   ovary    in   organ    culture.    Xenopus    laevis    (Anura),    Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 

b       The  structure  and  function  of  ribosomes  during  cell  differentiation.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
FORET.  J.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  New  Hampshire,  DURHAM,  N.H.  03824. 

U.S.A. 
a       Radioautographic  studies  of  limb  regeneration.  Ambystoma  spec.   (Urodela) 
b       In   vitro    cultivation  of  larval  and  adult  tissues  and  regeneration  blastema.  Ambystoma 

spec.   (Urodela) 
c       Cellular  origin  of  spinal  cord  reconstitution.  Ambystoma  spec.   (Urodela) 
FORNI,  Miss  S.     Med.Dott.  —  1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.  Gen.,  Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Ponzio 

7,  MILANO,  Italy 
FORREST,  H.  S.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  The  Univ.  of  Texas.  AUSTIN,  Tex.  78712, 

U.S.A. 
a       Analysis  of  DNA  and  RNA  synthesis  and  changes  in  pteridines  in  developing  eggs.  On- 

copeltus  fasciatus  (Hemiptera) 
FORSBERG,  J.-G.     Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Bergen.  BERGEN,  Aarstadvollen,  Nor- 
way 
a       Studies  on  regulative  mechanisms  behind  epithelial  differentiations  in  the  genital  region 
b       Studies  on  the  antigen  content  of  the  Miillerian  epithelium 

c       Influence  of  antiandrogenic  substances  on  the  differentiation  of  the  male  genital  tract 
d       Heterologous  transplantation 
FORTAK,  W.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Acad,  of  Med.,  ul.Narutowicza  60. 

EODZ,  Poland 
a       Comparative  morphochemical  studies  on  the  development  of  the  adrenal  gland.  Xenopus 

laevis  (Anura),  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

h       The  distribution  and  activity  of  some  hydrolytic  enzymes  in  various  tissues  and  organs 

during    metamorphosis   and   embryogenesis.    Xenopus   laevis    (Anura),    Rattus   norvegicus 

(Rodentia) 

c       Comparative   studies   on  the   development   of   local   hypersensitivity   reactions  in  the  skin 

(electron  microscopic  and  immunohistological  techniques).  Rana  esculenta  (Anura),  Cavia 

cobaya  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

d       Histologic   and   histochemical   studies   on   adrenal    gland    regeneration.   Rattus    norvegicus 

(Rodentia) 
FOSSARD,  R.  A.  de     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Bot.,  Univ.  of  New  England,  ARMIDALE,  N.S.W., 

FOSTER,   M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,   Univ.  of  Michigan,  ANN  ARBOR,  Mich. 

48104,  U.S.A. 
a       Pigment  genetics.  Mus  musculus,  Peromyscus  maniculatus  (Rodentia) 
b       Blood  group  inheritance  and  antibody  synthesis.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
FOURCHE,   J.     Dr.es   Sci.  —  Sect,   de  Biol.  Gener.   et  Appl.,   Univ.   de  Lyon,   43  Bd.   du 

11  Novembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Le  metabolisme  respiratoire  au  cours  du  developpement.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera), 

Bombyx  mori  (Lepidoptera) 
FOURNIER,  B.     Dr.Biol.anim.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  Exper..  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux.  Av.  des 

Facultes.  33  TALENCE.  France 

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a       Recherches  descriptives  et  expcrimentales  sur  la  morphogencse  embryonnaire  des  appendices. 

Carausius  spec.  (Cheleutoptera) 
FOWLER.  J.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  State  Univ.  of  New  York  at  Stony  Brook.  STONY 

BROOK,  N.Y.  11790.  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  hybrids.  Rana  pipi/ens  (Anura) 

h       Developmental  controls   (genetic,  environmental).  Oryzias  lafipes  (Teleosfei) 
FOX,   A.   S.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.   of   Genet.,   Coll.   of  Agric.   Univ.   of  Wisconsin,   MA- 
DISON, Wis.  53706,  U.S.A. 
FOX,  H.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Gower  St.. 

LONDON  W.C.I.  England 
a       Investigation  of  growth  and  degeneration  of  the  pronephric  system  by  electron  microscopy. 

(Anura) 
h       Grafting  experiments  in  larvae,  of  pronephros  and  mesonephros  under  hypo-  and  hyper- 
thyroid  conditions.  Rana  temporaria  (Anura) 
c       Investigation  of  haploid  and  diploid  tissues  by  electron  microscopy   (in  collaboration  with 

Miss   L.    HAMILTON,    Middlesex   Hospital    Medical    School,    London).    Xenopus    laevis 

(Anura) 
d       Tail  degeneration   (electron  microscopy).  Rana  temporaria  (Anura) 

FRAGATA,   M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of   Plant   Sci.,   Fac.  of  Agric.   Univ.  of   Manitoba,   WIN- 
NIPEG 19,  Manitoba,  Canada 
a       Effects  of  auxins  and  cytokinins  on  embryo  development.   (Gramineae) 
FRANCHI,  L.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Birmingham,  Edgbaston, 

BIRMINGHAM  15,  England 
a       Fine  structure  of  normal  and  irradiated  male  and  female  germ  cells.  (Rodentia;  Primates) 
b       Structure  and  function  of  chromosomes  in  oocytes  in  relation  to  radiosensitivity.   (Mam- 
malia) 
FRANCIS,  D.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ  of  British  Columbia,  VANCOUVER  8. 

B.C.,  Canada 
a       Study  of  the  overall  character  of  the  sequence  of  gene  controlled  processes  during   cell 

differentiation,  using  the  enzyme  complement  of  developmental  mutants.  (Acrasiales) 
b       Effect  of  3',  5'-adenosine  monophosphate   (cyclic  AMP)   on  ion  transport.  Dictyostelium 

discoideum  (Acrasiales)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  YEA-YUAN  CHI) 
c       Microspectro-photometric  analysis  of  pseudoplasmodial  differentiation.   Dictyostelium  di's- 

coideum  (Acrasiales)    (in  collaboration  with  R.  M.  HUNTER) 
FRANgOlS,  Y.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  7  Quai  Saint-Bernard, 

75  PARIS  5e,  France 
a       Development  of  paired  fins.  (Teleostei) 

h       Development  of  vertebrae.  Polypterus  spec.  (Dipnoi),  (Teleostei) 
c       Growth  of  embryo.  (Teleostei) 
d       Evolution  of  bone  structures.  (Osteichthyes) 

FRANK,  G.  H.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  Coll.,  Private  Bag  4001,  DURBAN,  S.Africa 
a       A  study  of  certain  aspects  of  the  development  of  the  chondrocranium  and  osteocranium, 

with  special  reference  to  the  morphology  of  the  sound  conducting  apparatus.   Crocodilus 

niloficus   (Crocodilia) 
FRANKEL.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Iowa,  IOWA  CITY,  Iowa  52240, 

U.S.A. 
a       Morphogenesis.  Tetrahymena  spec.  (Holotricha,  Ciliata) 
FRANKLIN,    L.    E.     Ph.D.    —    Delta    Region.    Primate    Research    Center,    Tulane    Univ., 

COVINGTON,  La.  70433,  U.S.A. 
a       Electron    microscope    studies    of    gametes    and    fertilization.     (Annelida;    Echinodermata; 

Mammalia) 
FRANZeN,  a.  S.     Fil.Dr.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Uppsala,  Villavagen  9,  UPPSALA,  Sweden 
a       Comparative  study  of  the  spermatozoon  and  spermatogenesis.   (Invertebrata) 
b       Larval  development.   ( Brachiopoda;  Entoprocta) 
FRASCHINI,  Miss  A.     Ph.  D..  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol..  Univ.  of  Pavia,  Piazza 

Botta  10,  27100  PAVIA,  Italy 
a       Enzyme  histochemistry  of  yolk  sac.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Studies  on  larval  gastric  epithelium.  Rana  esculenta  (Anura) 

c       The  cutaneous  glands  in  metamorphosis   (histochemical  methods).  Rana  esculenta  (Anura) 
d       Histology,   histochemistry   and   enzymology   of   the    yolk   sac    (stages:    2    cm,   7   cm    and 

onwards).  Scyliorhinus  stellaris  (Selachii) 
e        Histology    and    histochemistry    of    granular    glands    of    larval    and    adult    skin.    Siredon 

mexicanum  (Urodela) 
ERASER,    F.   C.     Ph.D.,    M.D.,    F.R.S.C,    Prof.  —  Human   Genet.    Sect.,   Dept.   of  Genet., 

McGill  Univ.,  MONTREAL,  Que..  Canada 
ERASER.  R.  C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Entomol.,  Univ.  of  Tennessee,  KNOX- 

VILLE,  Tenn.  37916,  U.S.A. 
a       Biosynthesis   of   hemoglobins   in   the   embryo   and   characteristics   of   embryonic    erythroid 

cells.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

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FRATELLO.  B.     D.Sc.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp..  Univ.  di  Modena,  Via  Berengario  14,  41100 

MODENA,  Italy 
a       Cellular  growth  and  mitotic  ratio  in  peripheral  nervous  system.  (Amphibia) 
h       Developmental  biology.  Acerentomon  microrhinus   (Protura.  Insecfa) 
c       Proteolytic  pattern  in  the  developing  digestive  apparatus.  Rana  spec.    (Anura).   Trituras 

spec.  (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus .  Columba  spec.  (Aves) 
FREED.   J.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,   for  Cancer  Research,  7701    Burholme   Ave.,    PHILADELPHIA, 

Pa.  19111,  U.SJ^. 
a       Genetics  of  haploid  embryo  cell  lines  including  analysis  by  nuclear  transfer.  Rana  pipiens 

(Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  L.  MEZGER-FREED) 
b       Motility  and  ultrastructure  of  cultured  cells.  Rana  pipiens   (Anura).   Tcifurus   viridescens 

(Urodela) 
FREEMAN,  G.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,   San  Diego,   P.O.   Box    109. 

LA  JOLLA.  Calif.  92037,  U.S.A. 
a       Regeneration  and  asexual  reproduction 
FRENCKELL,  M.  von     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Biochim.,  Univ.  de  Liege,   17  Place  Delcour, 

LIEGE,  Belgium 
a       Mecanismes  biochimiques  de  I'oogenese.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
FRETTER,  Miss  V.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci..  Univ.  of  Reading.  London 

Road,  READING.  Berks.  RGl   5AQ.  England 
a       Veliger    larvae    of     coastal     waters:     structure,     feeding,     food     requirements,     digestion, 

structural  changes  at  metamorphosis.  Many  spp.  (Pcosobranchia,  Gastropoda) 
FRIANT,  Mrs.  M.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Dr.  en  Med.,  Prof.  —  Ecole  d'Anthropologie,  1  Place  d'lena, 

PARIS  XVIe,  France 
a       Development  of  the  skeleton.   (Reptilia;  Aves;  Mammalia) 
h       Development  of  the  teeth.  (Mammalia) 
c       Development  of  the  brain.  (Mammalia) 
d       Development  of  pterylosis.   (Aves) 

e        Development  of  cartilage,  bone  and  horn.   (Vertebrafa) 

f        Development  of  Meckel's   cartilage.   (Mammalia),  Homo  sapiens    (Primates) 
FRIED    (MONTAUFIER),  Mrs.  M.  C.     D.E.S.  —  Lab.  de  Genet.  Evol.   et  de  Biometrie, 

C.N.R.S..  91  GIF-sur-YVETTE.  France 
a       Glande  androgene  et  evolution  cycHque  de  I'hermaphrodisme  non  fonctionnel  de  la  gonade 

du  male.  Talifrus  saltator  (Amphipoda,  Crustacea) 
FRIEDKIN.  M.  E.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California.  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box 

109.  LA  JOLLA.  Calif.  92037.  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemistry  of  microtubular  systems  in  relation  to  development  of  nerve  tissues 
b       Action  of  pharmacological  agents  on  development 

FRIEDLANDER,  M.     Ph.D.  —  Lab.  of  Genet..  Hebrew  Univ.,  JERUSALEM,  Israel 
a       Differentiation  and  function  of  the  apyrene  sperm;  histochemical  and  electron  microscope 

study  of  testes  and  genitalia  of  the  inseminated  female.  Bombyx  mori  (Lepidopteca) 
FRISTROM.   Mrs.   D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..   Univ.  of  CaHfornia,   BERKELEY,   Calif. 

94720,  U.S.A. 
a       Fine  structure  of  imaginal  discs.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
FRISTROM,  J.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  Univ.  of  California,  BERKELEY,  Calif.  94720, 

U.S.A. 
FRITZ.  H.  I.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Div.  of  Sci.  and  Engin..  Wright  State  Univ.,  Col. 

Glenn  Highway,  DAYTON,  Ohio  45431,  U.S.A. 
a       The  role  of  the  egg  white  in  the  development  of  the  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Embryonic  nutrition.    (Chelonia),  Gallus  domesticus    (Aves),  Didelphis  marsupialis,  Cal- 

uromys  derbiana,  Marmosa  spec.   (Marsupialia) 
c       Experimental  teratogenesis.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  (Marsupialia;  Placentalia) 
FROHLICH,  J.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Embryophysiol.,  Inst,  of  Physiol..  Fac.  of  Gen.  Med..  Charles 

Univ..  Albertov  5.  PRAGUE  2.  Czechoslovakia 
a       Biochemical  analysis  of  membrane  ATP-ase  system  in  developing  fetal  brain  tissue.  (Aves) 
FRYE,  B.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Michigan,  ANN  ARBOR,  Mich.  48104, 

U.S.A. 
FUJII,  R.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Biol..  Natl.  Inst,  of  Radiol.  Sci..  Anagawa  4-9-1.  CHIBA.   (280) 

Japan 
a       Physiological  studies  on  the  changes  in  the  responsiveness  of  melanophores  during   em- 
bryonic development.  Salmo  irideus  (Teleostei) 
FUJII.  T.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst..  Univ.  of  Tokyo.  Hongo  7-3,  Bunkyo-ku.  TOKYO. 

(113)  Japan  • 

a       The  mechanism  of  chemical  carcinogenesis.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
FUJISAWA.  H.     M.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Developra.  Biol..  Zool.  Inst..  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Kyoto, 

KYOTO.  Japan 
PUKE.   M.     D.Sc.  —  Biol.   Inst..   Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Kanazawa,   Marunouchi-1.   KANA- 

ZAWA.  Japan 
a       Reaggregation  of  dissociated  cells.  Callyspongia  elongata  (Porifera) 

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b       Cytological  properties  of  polar  lobe.  Ostrea  gigas  ( Lamellibranchia) 

FUKUDA,   S.     D.Sc.   Prof.  —  Biol.   Inst,  of  Sci..  Nagoya  Univ.,   Chikusa-ku,  NAOUYA, 

FUKUsl^I,  T.     M.Sc.  —  Marine  Biol.  Station,  Tohoku  Univ.  at  Asamu-sfii,  AOMORI-City, 

FUIXER,  M.  S.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Botany,  Univ.  of  Georgia,  ATHENS,  Ga.  30601, 

U.S.A.  _         ,       .  , 

a       Development   of    motile   cells   in   aquatic   species.    AUomyces    cystogenes    (baprolegniales, 

Phycomycefes) 
h       Mitosis.  (Fungi)  aitc-^tm 

FULLILOVE,  Miss  S.   L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of  Zool.,  Univ.   of  Texas   at  Austin,   AUbllN, 

Tex.  78712,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  aspects  of  embryonic  lethals.  Drosophila  spec.   (Diptera) 
h       Patterning    of    morphogenetic    information    during    oogenesis     (techniques:    ovary    trans- 
plantation and  isotopic  labeling  of  developing  oocytes).  Drosophila  spec.  (Diptera) 
c       Heart  development  as  studied  by  analyses  of    in    vitro    interactions  between  inducing 

and  responding  tissues.   Taricha  torosa  (Ucodela) 
FULTON,  C.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Brandeis  Univ.,  WALTHAIvl,  Mass.  02154,  U.S.A. 
a       Cell    differentiation    during    ameba-to-flagellate    transformation,    with    emphasis    on    the 

initiation  of  transformation  and  the  morphogenesis  of  new  organelles,   especially   flagella 

and  basal  bodies.  Naegleria  gruberi  (Protozoa) 
FURUSAWA,  M.     D.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Osaka  City  Univ.,  Sugimoto-cho, 

Sumiyoshi-ku,  OSAKA,  Japan 
a       Immunological  studies  on  the  nature  of  male  and  female.  Mus  musculus  (Rodpntia) 
h       Studies  on  the  species-specific  antigenicities  on  the  cell  membrane.  Mas  musculus   (Rod- 

entia) 
c       Immunological   analysis   of   the   structural   molecules   of   the    erythrocyte   membrane.    Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
GABAJEVA,  Mrs.  N.  S.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Leningrad  Univ.,  Mendeleevsky 

St.  5,  LENINGRAD  B-164,  U.S.S.R.  o  r     t.  £      / ;,         i 

a       Genesis    and   functional   role   of   egg    membrane.   Rana    temporana.    Bufo    bufo    (Anura), 

Testudo  graeca,   T.   horsfieldi    (Chelonia).   Lacerta  saxicola,   L.   agilis.  L.   ameniaca,   L. 

rostambeca,  Agama  caucasica  (Lacertilia),  Bos  taurus,  Ovis  aries.  Sus  domesticus  (Artio- 

dactyla)  ti    ,       t-  ij- 

h       Immunity  of  embryo.  Rana  temporaria.  Bufo  bufo  (Anura).  Testudo  graeca,  I .  horsfteldt 

(Chelonia),  Lacerta  saxicola,  L.   agilis.   L.   armeniaca,  L.   rostambeca.  Agama   caucasica 

(Lacertilia).  Bos  taurus,  Ovis  aries,  Sus  domesticus  (Artiodactyla) 

GABELLA,   G.     M.D.   —   Dept.   of   Anat.,   Univ.   of  Turin,   Corso   M.D'Azeglio   52,    10126 

TORINO,  Italy  ,  ,l.       u      •  * 

a       The  organization  and  development  of  intestinal  intramural  nerve  plexuses   (histochemistry, 

electron  microscopy,   tracer  studies).  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
GABIE  (GUBBAY),  Mrs.  V.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  the  Witwatersrand,  Milner 

Park,  JOHANNESBURG,  S.Africa 
a       Studies  on  neural  crest  cells   in   vitro.    1.  Technique  of  culturing.  2.  Staging  of  pigment 

cells.  3.  Effect  of  thyroxine  on  differentiation  of  pigment  cells.  4.  Autoradiographic  study 

of  the  relation  between  histones  and  RNA  synthesis.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)    (in  collab- 
oration with  Miss  A.  ANDREW,  Dept.  of  Anat.) 
GABRIEL-ROBEZ  (KREMER),  Mrs.  O.       Dr.en  Med.   —    Inst.  d'EmbryoI.,  Fac.  de  Med., 

1  Place  de  I'Hopital,  STRASBOURG,  France 
a       Chimioteratogenese.   (Aves;  Mammalia) 
GAGE  L   P      Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol,  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington,  115  W.  University 

Parkway,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210,  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical  studies  of  early  development.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with 

D.  D.  BROWN) 
GAILLARD,   J.   A.     M.D.  —  Dept.   of  Pathol..   Central   Lab.,   Centre  Hospitalier  Region.,   rue 

Saint-Louis,  27  EVREUX,  France 
a       Embryonic  tumors;  germs  cell  tumors;  dysembryomas  of  ovary  and  testis;  blastemal  tumors. 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Comparative   developmental    morphology   of   embryoids   and   first   stages   of   normal   ova. 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
c       Extra-embryonic  structures  in  embryomas.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
GAILLARD,  P.  J.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  for  Cell  Biol,  and  Histol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  State  Univ., 

Rijnsburgerweg    10,  LEIDEN,  Netherlands  • 

a       Hormones  and   bone  development    (organ  culture,  enzyme   chemistry,   isotope   techniques, 

electron  microscopy).  Callus  domesticus   (Aves).  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
GALASSI,  L.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  Tufts  Univ.,  136  Harrison  Ave.,  BOSTON,  Mass. 

GALL,  J.  G.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Kline  Biol.  Tower,  Yale  Univ.,  NEW  HAVEN, 
Ck)nn.  06520,  U.S.A.  • 

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a       Synthesis  of  RNA  and  DNA  during  oogenesis;  nuclear  morphology;   emphasis  currently 

on  nucleoli  and  ribosomal  RNA  production.  Tritutus  viridescens,  Ambystoma  mexicanum, 

Xenopus  laevis  (Amphibia) 
b       Amplification  of  genes  coding  for  ribosomal  RNA  during  oogenesis.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
GALLERA,  J.     D.Sc.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.  Exper.,  Inst.  d'HistoL,  Univ.  de  Geneve,  20  rue  de 

I'Ecole  de  Medecine,  1211  GENEVE  4,  Switzerland  • 

a       Mechanisms  involved  in  the  induction  process.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Action  of  actinomycin  D  on  ectoblast  competence  and  inductive  power  of  Hensen's  node. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Comparison  between  the  inductive  capacities  of  the  presumptive  endoblast  and  mesoblast 

cells  located  in  the  primitive  streak.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Meaning  of  the  period  of  latency  inserted  between  the  induction  time  and  the  beginning 

of  neurulation.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
GALLIEN,   L.     Dr.es    Sci.,    Prof.   —   Lab.    d'Embryol.,    Fac.    des   Sci.    de    Paris,   9   quai    St. 

Bernard,  75  PARIS  Ve,  France  • 

GALSTON,  A.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Kline  Biol.  Tower,  Yale  Univ..,  NEW 

HAVEN,  Conn.  06520,  U.S.A. 
a       Analysis  of  molecular  basis  for  the  developmental  roles  of  indole-3-acetic  acid  and  of  light 

(absorbed  by  phytochrome).  Pisum  sativum  (Papilionaceae) 
GAMBLE,  H.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  St.  Thomas's  Hosp.  Med.  School,  LONDON  S.E.  1, 

England 
a       Development  of  peripheral  nervous  tissues  in  the  foetus.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Development  of  spinal  cord  in  the  foetus  (electron  microscopy).  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
GANGULY,   B.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of   Zool,    Presidency    Coll.,    CALCUTTA-12,    W.Bengal, 

India 
GANGULY,   D.   N.     Ph.D.   —  Cell  Research   Unit,   Dept.  of  Zool.,   Univ.   of  Calcutta,   35 

Ballygunje  Circular  Rd.,  CALCUTTA-19,  India 
GARAVINI,    Mrs.    C.     Dr.   —   1st.    di   Anat.    Comp.,    Univ.    di   Bologna,    Via    Belmeloro    8, 

BOLOGNA   (103),  Italy 
GARBER    (BILSKY),   Mrs.   B.   B.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of   Biol.,   Div.   of  Biol.    Sci.,   Univ.   of 

Chicago,  CHICAGO,  111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Epithelial-mesenchymal  interactions  in  embryonic  development. 
GARCIA  AUSTT,  E.     M.D.,   Prof.  —  Sect,  of  Exper.  Neurol.,  Inst,  of  Neurol.,  Hosp.  de 

Clinicas,  MONTEVIDEO,  Uruguay 
a       Influence  of  uterine  contractions  on  fetal  EEG.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
GARCIA-BELLIDO,  A.     Ph.D.  —  Sect.  Developm.  Genet.,  Inst,  of  Genet,  and  Anthropol.. 

Velazquez  144,  MADRID  6,  Spain 
a       Clonal  analysis  of  wing  imaginal  disc  development  in  situ  and  in  culture;  effect  of  genetic 

recombination  of  mutations  on  further  clonal  development.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Dip- 

tera) 
b       Nature   of   the   specificity   of   cell   recognition   in    cell   aggregates   of   imaginal   discs;    cell 

affinities  of  normal  versus  mutant  genotypes.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
GARDENGHI,  G.     Dr.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Bologna,  Via  S.  Giacomo  9, 

40126  BOLOGNA,  Italy 
a       in   vitro    culturing  of  larval  gonads.  Bufo  bufo  (Anura) 

b       Hormonic  regulation  of  ovarian  and  Bidder's  organ  oogenesis.  Bufo  bufo  (Anura) 
GARGOUIL,  Y.   M.     Dr.es  Sci.,   Prof.  —  Lab.   de   Physiol,   anim.,   Fac.   des   Sci.,   Univ.  de 

Poitiers,  40  Av.  de  Recteur  Pineau,  86  POITIERS,  France 
a       Electrophysiology  of  embryonic  heart  and  muscles;  study  of  the  development  of  membrane 

properties.  Ambystoma  tigrinum  (Urodela),  Cavia  porcellus,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
h       Histology  and  electron  microscopy  of  the  embryonic  heart.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
GARROD,   D.  R.     B.A.  —  Dept.   of  Biol,   as  applied  to  Med.,  The  Middlesex   Hosp.   Med. 

School,  LONDON  W.l,  England 
a       Morphogenetic  movement  and  cell  adhesion.  Dictyostelium  discoideum   (Acrasiales) 
GARWEG,  G.     Dr.med.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ..  fur  Neuroanat.,  Nussallee  10,  53  BONN, 

W.Germany 
a       Ontogenesis  of  the  brain.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
GASC,  J.  M.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.  du  C.N.R.S.,  49bis  Av.  de  la 

Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 
a       X-ray  damages  on  embryonic  intestine  at  biochemical  level.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Evolution  of  the  DNA-like  RNA  during  embryonic  development.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
GASSER,  F.     Dr.Biol.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.,  Gener.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,   118  Route  de  Narbonne,  31 

TOULOUSE  (04),  France 
a       Differenciation   de    diverses    categories    de   proteines    au   cours    du    developpement;    etude 

cytochimique  et  electrophoretique.   (Urodela) 
GASSER,  R.  F.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Louisiana  State  Univ.,   1542  Tulane  Ave.,  NEW 

ORLEANS,  La.  70112,  U.S.A. 
a       The  development  of  the  trigeminal  nerve.  Papio  spp.  (Primates) 
h       The  development  of  the  parotid  gland  around  the  facial  nerve.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

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c       A  sectional  atlas  of  embryonic  stages.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

GATES    A.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Gynecol,  and  Obstet.,  School  of  Med.,  Stanford  Univ., 

PALO  ALTO.  Calif.  94304,  U.S.A. 
GAUTHIER,  Miss  G.  F.     Dr.  —  Lab.  of  Cell.  Biol.,  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Wellesley  Coll., 

WELLESLEY,  Mass.  02181,  U.S.A. 
a       Postnatal  differentiation  on  three  fiber  types  in  skeletal  muscle   (electron  microscopy  and 
histochemistry).  Rattus  noruegicus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  H.  A.  PADY- 
KULA  and  Miss  J.  M.  TAYLOR) 
b       Differentiation   of   neuromuscular   junctions   in   skeletal   muscle    (electron   microscopy   and 
histochemistry).  Rattiis  noruegicus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  H.  A.  PADY- 
KULA  and  Miss  J.  M.  TAYLOR) 
c       Ovarian-uterine-placental  relationship  (electron  microscopy  and  histochemistry).  Didelphys 
virginiana  (Marsupialia)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  H.  A.  PADYKULA  and  Miss  J.  M. 
TAYLOR) 
d       Lipid  transport  by  the  yolk  sac  placenta  (electron  microscopy  and  histochemistry).  Rattus 
noruegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  H.  A.   PADYKULA  and  Miss  J.  M. 
TAYLOR) 
GAY,  Miss  H.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Michigan,  ANN  ARBOR,   Mich. 

48104,  U.S.A. 
a       Molecular   structure   of    chromosomes   during    genetic    activity,    with   special    reference    to 
nucleic  acids  and  proteins  of  heterochromatin  and  euchromatin  (studied  by  electron  micro- 
scopy,  cytochemistry,   autoradiography   and   biochemistry).    Haplopappus  gracilis    (Com- 
positae).  Vicia  faba  (Leguminosae).  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
GAYER,    J.     Dr.   —   Dept.    of   Biol.,    Med.    Fac,    Charles    Univ.,    Simkova    870,    HRADEC 

KRALOVfi,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Myogenesis    (fusions,   multinuclearity)     in  vitro    studied  by  phase-contrast  microscopy 

and  time-lapse  cinematography.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aues),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Myogenesis    in    vitro    studied  with  RNA  autoradiography.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aues), 

Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Nucleolus  during  myogenesis    in    vitro    studied  by  phase-contrast  time-lapse  cinemato- 
graphy. Gallus  domesticus   (AuesK  Rattus  noruegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with 
V.  PUZA  and  M.  HROCH) 
GAYET,  J.   F.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Lab.   de  Physiol.  Gener.,  Fac.   des   Sci.,    15   Place   Carnot, 
54  NANCY,  France 
(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
GAZE,  R.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Physiol.  Dept.,   Med.   School,  Univ.   of  Edinburgh,  Teviot  Place, 

EDINBURGH  8,  Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Functional  aspects  of  regeneration  of  the  optic  nerve.  Xenopus  laeuis.  Rana  tempocaria 

(Anura) 
h       Cellular  changes  in  tectum  and  eye  after  optic  nerve  section.  Triturus  cristatus  (Urodela) 
c       Functional  results  of  tectal  grafting.  Carassius  auratus  (Teleostei) 
d       Development  of  visual  connections  in  embryos.  Xenopus  laeuis  (Anura) 
GEBHARDT,  D.  O.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pharmacol.,  Rijks  Inst,  voor  de  Volksyezondheid, 

Sterrenbos   1,  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       The   action   of   drugs   on   embryonic   development.    Gallus  gallus    (Aues),  Mus   musculus 

(Rodentia) 
h       The  action  of  drugs  on  limb  regeneration.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
c       The  embryotoxicity  of  anti-kidney  serum  and  its  localization  by  immunofluorescence.  Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
GEDALIA    I.     PhD.  —  Lab.  of  Oral  Chem.  and  Fluoride  Research,   Fac.  of  Dental  Med., 
The  Hebrew  Univ.,  Hadassah  Med.  School,  P.O.B.  1172,  JERUSALEM,  Israel 
(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
GEHRING,  W.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  Yale  Univ.,  NEW  HAVEN,  Conn.  06510, 

U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  biology  of  imaginal  discs.  Drosophila  spp.  (Diptera) 
b       Cell  heredity  in  cultures  of  imaginal  discs.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
c       Biochemical  studies  on  differentiation  in  disc  cells.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
d       Studies  on  mutants  interfering  with  disc  development.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
GEIGY,  R.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Schweiz.  Tropeninst.,  Socinstr.  57,  4051  BASEL,  Switzerland 

—  Zool.  Anstalt  der  Univ.,  Rheinsprung  9,  4000  BASEL,  Switzerland 
a       Spermatogenese,  Ovogenese,  Embryonalentwicklung  und  Endocrinologie.  (Ixodoidea,  Acar- 

ina,  Arachnoidea)    (in  collaboration  with  A.  AESCHLIMANN) 
b       Ubertragung  von  Spirochaetosen  iiber  das  mutterliche  Ovarium   auf  die  Embryonen  und 
damit  auf  die  Nachkommen  der  nachsten  Generation.   (Argasidae,  Acarina,  Arachnoidea) 
(in  collaboration  with  A.  AESCHLIMANN) 
GEILENKIRCHEN,  W  L.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  State  Univ.  of  Utrecht,  Janskerkhof  3, 

UTRECHT.  Netherlands 
a       Metabolism  and  respiration  of  egg  and  embryo.  Limnaea  stagnahs  (Gastropoda) 
h       Influence  of  various  kations  on  development.  Limnaea  stagnalis   (Gastropoda) 

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c       Analysis  of  mechanisms  of  cytodifferentiation  in  cleaving  eggs.  Limnaea  stagnalis  (Gastro- 

poda) 

d      Germinal  localization  in  eggs.  Dentalium  spec.  (Scaphopoda);  Patella  spec.  (Gastropoda) 
GENIS-GALVEZ,   J.   M.     Med.Dr.,   Ph.D.,   Prof.   —  Dept.   de  Anat.,   Fac.  de  Med.,   Univ. 

de  Granada,  GRANADA,  Spain 
GEORGE.  J.  C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Guelph.  GUELPH,  Ont.,  Canada 
GEORGES,  Miss  D.     Dr.spec.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Grenoble,  Cedex  53,  38 

GRENOBLE,  France 
a       Development  of  the  gonads:  role  of  the  neural  complex  and  other  factors  in  spermatogenesis 

and  oogenesis.  Ciona  intesfinalis  (Ascidiae) 
b       Development   and  cyclic   changes   in   the   neural   gland;   morphological,   physiological   and 

ultrastructural  study.  Ciona  intestinalis  (Ascidiae) 
GEORGIEV.  G.  P.     Dr.  —  Inst,  of  Molec.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Vavilov  St. 

32,  MOSCOW  V-312,  U.S.S.R.  • 

GfiRARD,    H.   —  Lab.    d'Embryol.,    Fac.   de   Med.,   Univ.   de   Nancy,   31    rue   Lionnois,    54 

NANCY,  France 
GERARD,  Miss  M.  J.     Lie.  et  D.E.A.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gen..   Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  347,  51 

REIMS,  France 
GERLINGER,    P.     Dr.en    Med.   —   Inst.    d'Embryol.,    Fac.   de   Med.,    1    Place   de   I'Hopital, 

STRASBOURG,  France 
a       Etude  de  la  formation  des  constituants  de  I'oeuf 
GERISCH,  G.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Biol.  Inst.  I    (Zool.)   der  Univ.,  Katharinenstr.  20,  7%  FREI- 
BURG, W.Germany 
a       Chemotaxis,   Induktionswirkung   von  Aggregationszentren.  Dictyostelium  minutum    (Acra- 

siales) 
b       Zellkontaktbildung,  Zelldifferenzierung,  Entwicklungsdefekte  bei  Mutanten.  Dictyostelium 

discoideum  (Acrasiales) 
GERKEN,   Miss   S.   E.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.   de  Zool.,   Inst,  de  Cienc.   Biol,  da   U.F.M.G.,   Rua 

Carangola  288  -  4°   andar,  C.P.  253,  BELO  HORIZONTE,  M.G.,  Brazil 
GERNEKE,  W.   H.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.   of  Anat.,   Fac.   of  Vet  Sci.,   Univ.   of   Pretoria,   P.O. 

ONDERSTEPOORT,  South  Africa 
GERZELI,  G.     Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Pavia,  Piazza  Botta  10,  27100  PAVIA, 

Italy 
a       Electron  microscopical  studies  on  the   oocytes   containing   polyphenolic   substances.   Thy' 

sanozoon  brocchii  (Polycladidea.   Turbellaria) 
h       Egg-shell  formation  and  vitelhn  cells   (histochemical,  histomorphological  and  biochemical). 

(Plathelminthes) 
c       Allantois  and  urinary  bladder  (histochemical  and  histomorphological).  (Chelonia) 
GEUSKENS,  M.     D.Sc.Zool.  —  Lab.  de  Morphol.  Anim.,  Univ.  libre  de  Bruxelles,  67,  rue  des 

Chevaux,  RHODE-ST-GENESE,  Brabant,  Belgium 
a       Etude  par  microscopie  electronique  et  autoradiographie  a  haute  resolution,  de  I'influence 

des  constituants  cytoplasmiques  sur  la  transcription  des  genes  au  cours  du  developpement 

embryonnaire.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura),  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela).  Ilyanassa    obsoleta 

(Gastropoda) 
GEYER   (DUSZYl^SKA),  Mrs.  I.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Cornell  Univ.,  1300  York  Ave.. 

NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10021,  U.S.A. 
GEZELIUS.  N.  G.  B.     Fil.lic.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Uppsala,  Villavagen  9,  UPPSALA, 

Sweden 

a       Studies  with  labelled  precursors  of  the  correlations  between  protein  synthesis  and  morpho- 
logical development  and  of  the  interactions  between  nucleus  and  cytoplasm.  Paracentrotus 

lividus.  Psammechinus  miliaris  (Echinoidea) 
GHIRARDELLI,  E.     Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp.,   Univ.  di  Trieste,  Via  Alfonso 

Valerio,  32  TRIESTE,  Italy 
a       Germ  cell  differentiation.   (Planariidae.  Turbellaria) 

b       Germ  cell  differentiation.    (Bidder's  organ  differentiation).  Bufo  bufo  (Anura) 
c       Germ  cell  determinant.  Spadella  cephaloptera  (Chaetognatha) 
GIANNETTI,  A.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Dermatol.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pavia,  Polichnico 

S.  Matteo,  27100  PAVIA,  Italy 
a       Mucoproteins  in  fetal  skin.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Developmental   changes   of   glycosaminoglycan   content  in   fetal  epidermis.   Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 

GIBLEY,  C.  W.,  Jr.     Ph.D.  —  Pennsylvania  Coll.  of  Podiat.  Med.,  804  Pine  St.,  PHILA- 
DELPHIA, Pa.  19107,  U.S.A. 
a       Histochemistry  and  fine  structure  of  the  developing  excretory  system.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura), 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Histochemistry   and   electron   microscopy   of   differentiating   experimentally   induced   renal 

carcinomas.  Mesocricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
GIBSON,  I.     Ph.D.  —  School  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  East  Anglia,  Wilberforce  Rd.,  NOR- 
WICH, NOR  88C.  England 

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a       Nuclear-cytoplasmic  interaction  in  single  cells.  Paramecium  aurelia  (Ciliata) 

h       Techniques    of    nucleic    acid    hybridization    as    applied    to    developing    systems.    Echinus 

esculenfus,  Asterias  vulgaris  (Echinodermata),  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura).  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
GIDHOLM,  L.     Fil.lic.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Uppsala,  Villavagen  9,  UPPSALA,  Sweden 
a       Larval  development.   (Syllidae.  Polychaeta) 
GIHR,  Miss  M.     Dr.phil.  —  Hirnanat.  Inst,  der  Psychiatr.  Univ.  Klinik  Bern,  3072  OSTER- 

MUNDIGEN-BE,  Switzerland 
a       Ontogenesis  of  the  brain.  (Cetacea) 
GILBERT,  P.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Cornell  Univ..  ITHACA,  N.Y.  14850, 

u.s.a'.  • 

GILBERTSON,  D.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Minnesota,  MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn. 

55455,  U.S.A. 
a       Metabolism  of  nucleic  acids  and  proteins  in  larvae.  Schistosoma  mansoni  (Trematoda) 
GILES,  E.  T.     Ph.D.,  D.I.C.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  New  England,  ARMI- 

DALE,  N.S.W.  2351,  Australia 
a       Postembryonic  development  of  reproductive  organs  and  genitalia.  Labidura  riparia  truncata 

(Dermaptera) 
GILLOT  (PERDRIX),  Mrs.  S.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gener.  et  Appl.,  Univ.  de  Lyon,  43  Bd.  du 

11  Novembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Etude    autoradiographique    du   metabolisme    des   acides    nucleiques    dans    les    noyaux    en- 

dopolyploides.    Drosophila    melanogaster    (Diptera),    Bombyx    mori.    Galleria    mellonella 

(Lepidoptera) 
GINSBURG,  Mrs.  A.  S.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R., 

Vavilov  St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Cytological,    electron    microscopical    and    experimental    investigations    of    the    fertilization 

process.  Ostrea  gigas  (Lamellibranchia),  Acipenser  guldenstadti.  A.  stellatus  (Chondrostei), 

Lebistes  reticulatus  (Teleosfei) 
GINSBURGER-VOGEL,  T.      Agr.  —  Lab  de  Genet.  Evol.   et  de  Biometrie,  C.N.R.S.,  91 

GIF-sur-YVETTE,  France 
a       Recherche  sur  la  determination  genetique  du  sexe  et  de   I'intersexualite.   Orchestia  gam- 

marellus  (Amphipoda,  Crustacea) 
GINZBURG.  G.   I.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Lab.  of  Biochem.,   Inst,   of  Developm.   Biol.,  Acad,   of 

Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St.,  MOSCOW  V-133,  U.S.S.R. 
GIOVANNINI,  E.     Dott.  —  1st.  di  Biol.  Gener.,  Fac.  di  Med.,  Via  del  Giochetto,  06100 

PERUGIA,  Italy 
a       Ruolo  del  rene  e  della  milza  nel  controllo  dell'eritropoiesi.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Rodentia) 
GIPOULOUX,  J.-D.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux,  351  Cours 

de  la  Liberation,  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Etude  experimentale  de  la  morphogenese  de  I'appareil  genital.  (Anura) 
b       Evolution  des  cellules  germinales.  (Anura) 
c       Etude  de  I'ultrastructure  embryonnaire.  (Anura) 
GIRARD   (DECHAMBE),  Mrs.  C.     Dr.en  Biol.anim.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci. 

de  Bordeaux,  351  Cours  de  la  Liberation,  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Modalites  et  facteurs  de  formation  de  I'ostium  et  de  I'oviducte.  (Anura) 
b       Modalites  de  la  metamorphose  de  I'appareil  excreteur.  Rana  dalmatina,  Bufo  bufo  (Anura) 
GIRARD,  H.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.  du  C.N.R.S.,  49bis  Av.  de  la 

Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 
a       Physiologic  cardio-vasculaire  de  I'embryon:  action  de  substances  vaso-actives   (substances 

adrenergiques  en  particulier)    et  de  gaz  respiratoires.   Gallus  gallus    (Aves),  Rattus   nor' 

vegicus,  Cavia  cobaya  (Rodentia) 
GIROUD,   A.     Prof.   —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.   B.   Fac.   de  Med.,   45   rue   des   Sts.    Peres, 

PARIS  Vie,  France  • 

a       Recherches    sur    I'influence    teratogene    des    infections    Rickettsiennes.    Mus    rattus,    Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Mecanismes  des  abnormalites  diverses,  specialement  du  systeme  nerveux.  Mus  rattus,  M. 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
GITLIN,  G.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  The  Hebrew  Univ.  —  Hadassah  Med.  School. 

P.O.  Box  1172,  JERUSALEM,  Israel 
a       Effect  of  ovariectomy  in  the  newborn  on  vaginal  opening.  Mus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
b       Relation  of  epiglottis  to  soft  palate  in  the  fetus  and  newborn.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
GIUDICE,  G.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi  20,  90123 

PALERMO,  Italia  • 

a       Protein  synthesis  during  early  development.  Paracenfrotus  lividus  (Echinoidea) 
b       Aggregation  of  cells  isolated  from  embryos.  Paracentrotus  lividus  (Echinoidea) 
c       RNA  synthesis  during  early  development.  Paracentrotus  lividus  (Echinoidea) 
GIUNTA,  C.     Dr.  —  Inst,  of  Biochem.,  Univ.  of  Turin,  Via  Giolitti  34,   10123  TORINO, 

Italy 

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a       Induction  by  prolactin  of  thyroid  activation  in  larvae  at  advanced  metamorphic  stages. 
Bufo   bufo    (Anura)    (in   collaboration   with   M.   T.   RINAUDO,   R.    BRUNO,   Miss   A. 
GUARDABASSI,  M.  OLIVERO  and  E.  CAMPANTICO) 
GLADE.   R.   W.     Ph.D.,   Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Zool.,   Marsh   Life   Sciences   Building,   Univ.   of 

Vermont,  BURLINGTON,  Vt.  05401,  U.S.A. 
a       Establishment  of  bilateral  symmetry  in  eggs  as  influenced  by  temperature  gradients;  histo- 
logical study  of  normal  symmetrization.  Rana  pipiens.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
b       Influence  of  heterotopic  tissues  on  limb  regeneration  investigated  by  the  transplantation  of 
tail  skin,  epidermis,  and  connective  tissue  to  the  limb  stump.  Siredon  mexicanum  (Ucodela) 
GLAS,  P.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  State  Univ.  of  Groningen,  Oostersingel  69, 

GRONINGEN,  Netherlands 
GLASS,  Miss  L.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  California,  SAN 

FRANCISCO,  Cahf.  94122,  U.S.A. 
a       Studies  on  maternal  macromolecules  transferred  to  developing   ovarian  oocytes  and  ovi- 
ductal  or  uterine  embryos;  interrelationships  with  macromolecules  synthesized  by  the  oocyte 
or  embryo  itself.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
GLASSER,  S.  R.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol.,  School  of  Med.,  Vanderbilt 

Univ.,  NASHVILLE.  Tenn.  37203,  U.S.A. 
GLENISTER,  T.   W.     D.Sc,   Ph.D.,   Prof.  —   Dept.   of  Anat.,   Charing    Cross   Hosp.    Med. 
School,  62  Chandos  Place,  LONDON  W.C.2,  England  • 

a       Reaction  of  genital  tract  tissues  to  hormones    in    vitro.     (Mammalia) 
b       Study  of  blastocyst  implantation    in    vitro.  (Mammalia) 
c       Behaviour  of  trophoblast    in    vitro.   (Mammalia) 
d       Development  of  embryos    in    vitro.    (Mammalia) 

e        Ultrastructure  of  embryo-maternal  relationships  during  implantation.    (Mammalia) 
GLOOR,    H.    J.     Ph.D.,    Prof.    —   Genet.    Lab.,    Univ.   of   Leiden,    Kaiserstr.    63,    LEIDEN, 

Netherlands 
a       Differentiation  in  imaginal  discs.  Drosophila  melanogastec   (Diptera) 
GODET  (NONNENMACHER),  Mrs.  J.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gener.  et  Appl.,  Univ.  de  Lyon, 

43  Bd.  du  11  Novembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       La   differenciation  cellulaire  dans   le   tissu  sanguin   et   les  diverses   formes   d'hemoglobine. 

Ga//iis  domesficus  (Aves) 
GODINA,  G.     Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  degli  Anim.  Domestic!,  Univ.  di  Torino,  Via  Nizza  52, 

10126  TORINO,  Italy 
a       Origin  of  binucleate  cells  in  cultures.  (Aves) 

h       Effect  of  subnormal  temperatures  on  mitosis  of  cells  cultured    in    vitro.    (Aves) 
c       Mitoses  of  binucleate  cells.  (Aves) 
GOEDBLOED,  J.  F.     M.D.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Lab.,  Fac  of  Med.,  State  Univ.  of  Leiden. 

Wassenaarseweg  62,  LEIDEN,  Netherlands 
a       Differentiation  and  general  growth.  Raftus  norvegicus.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Development    of    branchial   regions    and   otic    organs.    Rattus    norvegicus.    Mus    musculus 

(Rodentia) 
GOERINGER,    G.    C.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of   Anat.,    Georgetown   Univ.,    3900   Reservoir   Rd., 

WASHINGTON.  D.C.  20007,  U.S.A. 
GOETINCK,  P.  F.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Genet.,  Storrs  Agric.  Exper.  Station.  Univ.  of 

Connecticut,  STORRS,  Conn.  06268,  U.S.A. 
a       Mesoderm-ectoderm    interaction    in    differentiation     (limb,    scales    and    feathers).    Gallus 

domesficus  (Aves) 
GOFF,  R.  A.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Oklahoma,  730  South  Oval,  Rm  222, 

NORMAN,  Okla.  73069,  U.S.A. 
a       Analysis   of  the  development   of  the  appendicular  skeleton   by   means   of   X-rays.   Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Histochemical  analysis  of  morphogenesis.   (Vertebrata) 
GOLDBERG,  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Northwestern  Univ.,  EVANSTON,  111.  60201, 

U.S.A. 
GOLDHOR,  Miss  S.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Inst.,  Hacettepe  Univ.,  ANKARA,  Turkey 
a       Biochemical  investigation  of  membrane  structural  protein  in  different  membranes  at  different 
stages  of  development  in  normal  and  cancerous  tissues.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves),  Mus 
musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Developmental  changes  in  membrane  lipids.  Gallus  domesficus  (Aves) 
GOLDIE,  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Loyola  Univ.,  6525  North  Sheridan  Rd.,  CHICAGO, 

111.  60626,  U.S.A. 
a       Morphogenesis  of  the  tail.  Gallus  domesficus  (Aves) 
b       Histological  analysis  of  the  development  of  the  rumpless  phenocopy.   Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
c       Site  of  action  of  factors  inducing  the  rumpless  phenocopy.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Effects   of    excess   nutrients   on   early   development     in     o  v  o     and     in    vitro.     Gallus 
domesficus  (Aves) 

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GOLDSMITH.  Miss  M.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  PITTSBURGH,  Pa. 
15213,  U.S.A. 

a  The  role  of  cytolysosomcs  in  cell  death  and  the  hormonal  control  of  cellular  events  during 
metamorphosis  using  electron  microscopy,  histo-  and  cytochemical  techniques.  Rhodnius 
proHxus   (Hemiptera),  Rana  pipiens   (Anura) 

b  Epidermal-mesodermal  relationships  during  cell  death  and  cell  differentiation  in  the  in- 
tegument during  larval  stages  and  metamorphic  climax  is  being  studied  at  the  level  of 
cellular  ultrastructural  changes,  both    in    vivo    and    in    vitro.    Rana  pipiens  (Anuca) 

GOLDSTEIN,  L.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  for  Devclopm.  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Colorado,  BOULDER, 
Colo.  80302.  U.SJ^. 

GOLDWASSER.  E.  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  CHI- 
CAGO, 111.  60637,  U.S.A. 

a       Biochemistry  of  induced  differentiation  of  red  blood  cells 

GOLICHENKOV,  V.  A.  Cand.biol.sci.  —  Chair  of  Embryol.,  Biol.  Fac,  State  Univ.  of 
Moscow,  Lenin  Hills,  MOSCOW  V-234,  U.S.S.R. 

GOMEZ  DUMM,  C.  L.  M.D.  —  Cat.  "B"  de  Embriol.,  Biol,  e  Histol.,  Fac.  de  Cienc.  Med., 
Univ.  Nac.  de  La  Plata,  60  y  120,  LA  PLATA.  Argentina 

GOMOT,  L.  Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Inst,  des  Sci.  Nat.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Place 
Marechal  Leclerc,  25  BESAN^ON,  France 

a  Developpement  embryonnaire  de  la  glande  uropygienne.  (Aves)  (en  collaboration  avec  Mile. 
J.  BRIDE) 

b       Differenciation  sexuelle  des  hybrides.  (Aves) 

c  Organogenese  de  la  glande  mammaire.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha)  (en  colla- 
boration avec  A.  PROPPER) 

d  Recherches  sur  la  differenciation  de  la  glande  hermaphrodite.  Helix  aspersa  (Pulmonata, 
Gastropoda)    (en  collaboration  avec  A.  GUYARD) 

e  Recherches  sur  le  developpement  in  vivo  et  in  vitro  du  coeur.  Rana  temporaria, 
Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)   (en  collaboration  avec  Mrs.  M.  BRIDE-VUILLET) 

f  Evolution  histophysiologique  de  I'appareil  reproducteur  au  cours  de  I'ontogenese  chez  des 
hybrides  steriles.  Cairina  moschata  x  Anas  platyrhynchos  (Aves)  (en  collaboration  avec 
C.  R.  MARCH  AND) 

g  Determinisme  de  la  sexualite.  Paludina  vivipara  ( Prosobranchia,  Gastropoda)  (en  colla- 
boration avec  Mrs.  B.  GRIFFOND-ROGNON) 

GONENQ,  Miss  A.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Med.  Fac,  Hacettepe  Sci.  Center, 
ANKARA,  Turkey 

a       Ultrastructural  differentiation  of  somitic  mesoderm.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

GONTCHAROFF.  Miss  M.  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Cell.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  347,  51-REIMS, 
France 

a       Regeneration.  Lineus  ruber  (Anopla,  Nemertea) 

h  Analogues  of  DNA  in  embryonic  development.  Strong ylocentrotus  pmpuratus  (Echino- 
idea) 

GONZALEZ-SANTANDER,  R.     D.Med.  —  Inst.  Cajal,  Velazquez  144.  MADRID  6.  Spain 

a       Citodiferenciacion  de  los  gonocitos. 

b       Ultraestructura  de  la  cresta  neural.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

c       Ultraestructura  de  los  ovocitos.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

GOODWIN.  B.  C.  Ph.D.  —  School  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Sussex,  Falmer,  BRIGHTON, 
Sussex,  England 

a  Control  of  regeneration  by  local  electrical  and  biochemical  stimulation.  Hydra  littoralis 
(Coelenterata) 

GORDON.  H.  P.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Oral  Biol.,  School  of  Dent.,  Univ.  of  Washington, 
SEATTLE.  Wash.  98105.  U.S.A. 

a  Ontogeny  of  myocardium;  developmental  phenomena  associated  with  myocardial  cell 
interactions    in    vitro.    Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

h  Onset  of  protein  synthesis  and  its  control  in  parotid  gland:  epithelial-mesenchymal  inter- 
action leading  to  biochemical  differentiation  and  exogenous  agents  affecting  control  of 
secretory  events  in  vitro  including  synthesis,  storage  and  expulsion  of  proteins.  Ratfus 
rattus    (Rodentia) 

GORHAM.  L.  W.  M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol..  Cornell  Univ.,  1300  York  Ave.,  NEW  YORK. 
N.Y.  10021.  U.S.A. 

GOSS,  R.  J.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Biol.  &  Med.  Sci.,  Brown  Univ..  PROVIDENCE,  R.I. 
02912.  U.S.A. 

a       Compensatory  renal  hypertrophy.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 

b       Growth  regulation.   (Teleostei) 

G5SSWALD.  K.  Dr.phil.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  fiir  Angew.  Zool.,  Univ.  Wiirzburg,  Rontgenring  10. 
87  WORZBURG.  W.Germany 

a       Development.  (Formicinae,  esp.  Formica  rufa  group,  Hymenoptera) 

GOSWAMI,  M.  N.  D.  Ph.D.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  7  Quai  Saint-Bernard, 
75  PARIS  5e,  France 

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a       Enzyme  development  in   growth  and  metamorphosis;   the  enzymes   in  the  degradation  of 

tyrosine.    (Pisces),  Rana  pipiens,  Discoglossus  pictus,  Mantidactylus  grandidieri,  Rhaco- 

photus   goudoti,    Ptychadena    mascarienensis,    Nectophrynoides    orientalis,    Bufo    marinus, 

Xenopus  laevis  (Anura),  (Mammalia) 
h       Developmental  biology  of  enzymes;  probable  factors  at  the  molecular  level  which  determine 

the  regulation  and  development  of  three  tyrosine-oxidizing  enzymes  (tyrosine  aketoglutarate 

aminotransferase,  p-hydroxyphenylpyruvate  hydroxylase  and  homogentisate  oxygenase)  in 

the  liver.  (Vertebrata) 
GOTTING,  K.  J.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  I.  Zool.  Inst.,  Naturw.  Fak.,  Justus  Liebig-Univ.,  Stephanstr. 

24,  D-63  GIESSEN,  W.Germany 
a       Electron  microscopical  investigations  on  oogenesis  of  marine  forms.   (Teleostei) 
GOTTLIEB,  F.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  PITTSBURGH,  Pa. 

15213,  U.S.A. 
a       The  development  and  differentiation  of  the  wing  imaginal  disc.  Drosophila  melanogaster 

(Diptera),  Ephesfia  kiihniella  (Lepidopteca) 
h       The   genetic    control    and   development   of   pigmentation   in   the   eye   and    testis.   Ephestia 

kiihniella  (Lepidopteca) 
GOTTLIEB,  G.     Ph.D.  —  Psychol.  Lab.,  Dorothea  Dix  Hospital,  RALEIGH,  N.C.  27602, 

U.S.A. 
a       Behavioral    development    of    foetuses    and    embryos.    Anas    platyrhynchos,    Gallus    gallus 

(Aves) 
GOTTSCHEWSKI,   G.    H.         M.Dr.phil.habil.,    Prof.   —   Max-Planck-Inst.    fur   Immunbiol., 

Stefan-Meier-Str.  8,  78  FREIBURG  i.  Br.,  W.Germany 
a       Teratogenic  influence  of  maternal  metabolic  status  on  the  embryo.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 

(Lagomorpha),  Mas  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Determination   and   differentiation   of   the   organ   anlagen.    Oryctolagus   cuniculus    (Lago- 
morpha), Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
GOUIN,  F.  J.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Musee  Zool.  de  I'Univ.  et  de  la  Ville,  29  Bd.  de  la  Victoire, 

F-67  STRASBOURG,  France 
a       Descriptive  and  comparative  embryology  and  postembryonic  morphogenesis.   (Myriapoda; 

Insect  a) 
b       Review  of  all  work  in  descriptive,  comparative  and/or  experimental  embryology  and  post- 
embryonic  morphogenesis.   (Myriapoda;  Onychophora;  Insecta) 
GOULD    (SOMERO),    Mrs.    M.        Ph.D.    —    Dept.    of   Zool.,   Univ.   of   British    Columbia, 

VANCOUVER  8,  B.C.  Canada 
a       Patterns  of  protein  synthesis  during  oogenesis.  Urechis  caupo  (Echiuroidea) 
h       Patterns   of   protein   synthesis   during    early   development.    Urechis    caupo    (Echiuroidea). 

llyanassa  obsoleta  (Gastropoda) 
GOURDOUX  (DESTRADE),  Mrs.  L.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Gener.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux, 

Avenue  des  Facultes,  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Metabolisme  du  developpement.  Tenebrio  molitor  (Coleoptera),  Carausius  morosus  (Phas- 

midoptera) 
GRABOWSKI,  C.  T.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Miami,  CORAL  GABLES,  Fla. 

33124,  U.S.A. 
a       Teratological  effects  of  hypoxia.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
b       Morphogenetic   and   biochemical   analysis   of   effects   of   hypoxia   on   the   embryo.    Gallus 

domesticus    (Aves),  Rattus   norvegicus    (Rodentia) 
c       Physiology  of  fluid  and  electrolyte  balance  in  the  early  embryo  and  its  relation  to  terato- 

genesis.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus,  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Mammalia) 
d       Blood    chemistry   of   the    young    embryo.    Gallus   domesticus    (Aves),   Rattus    norvegicus 

(Rodentia) 
e       Time-lapse  studies  of  embryos  exposed  to  teratogenic  agents.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
GRAHAM,  D.  E.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab.,  P.O.  Box  Y.  OAK  RIDGE,  Tenn. 

37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Studies   on  functions   of  satelite   DNA's   and  macromolecular  metabolism   in   regenerating 

tissues.    Gecarcinus  lateralis    (Decapoda,   Crustacea)    (in   collaboration   with   Miss   M.    S. 

KERR  and  D.  M.  SKINNER) 
GRAHN,  I.  —  Zoophysiol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Lund,  Helgonavagen  3,  223  62  LUND,  Sweden 
a       Biochemically  induced  irregularities  in  karyokinesis  and  cytokinesis  during  early  cleavage. 

Planorbis  spec.  (Gastropoda) 
GRANT,  Ph.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Oregon,  EUGENE,  Ore.  97403,  U.S.A.        • 
GRASSO,  J.   A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   School   of   Med..  Case  Western  Reserve   Univ., 

2109  Adelbert  Rd.,  CLEVELAND,  Ohio  44106,  U.S.A. 
a       Morphological  and  chemical  studies  of  red   blood   cell  development.   Triturus   viridescens, 

T.  cristatus  carnifex,  Tacicha  tocosa  (Urodela) 
GRASSO,  M.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Bologna,  Via  S.  Giacomo  9, 

40126  BOLOGNA,  Italy 

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a       Role  of  neurosecretion  in  the  regeneration  and  in  the  differentiation  and  ripening  of  the 

genital    apparatus.    Dugesia    lugubris,    Polycelis    nigra    (Turbellaria),    Pasciola    hepatica 

(Trematoda) 
b       Descriptive   and   experimental    study    of    development    and    sex    differentiation    of    genital 

apparatus.   Sepia  officinalis    (Cephalopoda) 
GRAU.  C.  R.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of   Poultry   Husbandry,   Univ.   of  Cahfornia,   DAVIS, 

Calif.  95616,  U.S.A. 
GRAY,  D.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Stanford  Univ.,  STANFORD,  Calif. 

94305.  U.S.A. 
a       Prenatal  development  of  bone.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
GRAY.  Miss  F.   H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of   Physiol..  Univ.  of   Miami.   P.O.  Box  875,  Biscayne 

Annex,  MIAMI.  Fla.  33152.  U.S.A. 
a       Hormonal  control  of  metachemogenesis;  post-emergence  maturation  of  insects.  Apis  melli- 

/era  (Hymenoptera),  Musca  domestica  (Diptera) 
GREEN.  Ch.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Univ.  of  Melbourne.  PARKVILLE,  Vict.  3052, 

Australia 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
GREEN.  Mrs.  M.  C.     Ph.D.  —  The  Jackson  Lab.,  BAR  HARBOR.  Me.  04609.  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  genetics.  Mas  musculus  (Rodentia) 
GREENFIELD,  Miss  M.  L.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Dar-Es-Salaam,  DAR-ES- 

SALAAM,  Tanzania 
GREENGARD,  O.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of  Biol.   Chem.,   Cane.   Research    Inst..   New  England 

Deaconess  Hosp.,  185  Pilgrim  Rd..  BOSTON,  Mass.  02215,  U.S.A. 
a       Prenatal  and  early  postnatal  development  of  specific  enzymes.  Rattus  nocvegicus  (Rodentia) 
GREENWOOD,  M.  S.     M.Sc.  M.F.S.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Middlebury  Coll.,  MIDDLEBURY, 

Vermont,  U.S.A. 
a       Studies  on  the  origin  and  physiology  of  roots  regenerated  by  hypocotyl  slices  from  dor- 
mant, mature  embryos.  Pinus  lambertiana  (Gymnospermae) 
GREGG.  J.  H.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Florida,  GAINESVILLE,  Fla.  32601, 

U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  physiology.   (Acrasiales) 

GREGG.  J.  R.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Duke  Univ.,  DURHAM,  N.C.  27706.  U.S.A.    • 
a       Metabolism  of  normal  animals  and  hybrids.  Rana  pipiens,  R.  pipiens  9  x  R.  sylvatica  6 

(Anura) 
h       Metabolism  of  normal  and  hybrid  tissue-breis.  Rana  pipiens.  R.  pipiens  9  x  R.  sylvatica  6 

(Anura) 
GRELL,  K.  G.     Dr.rer.nat.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Holderlinstr.  12.  74  TUBINGEN. 

W.Germany 
GREMIGNI,  V.     Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp.  dell'Univ.,  Via  A.  Volta  4, 

PISA,  Italy 
a       Cytochemistry  and  electron  microscopy  of  oogenesis.    (Tricladidea,   Turbellaria) 
GRIFFOND   (ROGNON),  Mrs.  B.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Inst,  des  Sci.  Nat.,  Fac. 

des  Sci.,  Place  Marechal  Leclerc,  25  BESANQON,  France 
a       Determinisme  de   la   sexualite.   Paludina   vivipaca    (Pcosobranchia.   Gastropoda)    (en   col- 
laboration avec  L.  GOMOT) 
GRILLO.  H.  C.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Surgery.   Massachusetts  Gen.   Hosp.,   BOSTON, 

Mass.  02114,  U.S.A. 
a       Biological   characteristics   and    function   of   native   tissue   collagenases   in   wounds;   partial 

purification  and  characterization.  (Mammalia) 
GRILLO,  T.  A.  I.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Ibadan,  IBADAN,  Nigeria  • 

GROBSTEIN,  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box   109, 

LA  JOLLA,  Calif.  92037,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Epithelio-mesenchymal  relationships  in  pancreatic  differentiation 
b       The  nature  and  behavior  of  interface  materials  in  inductive  systems 
GRODZWSKI,  Z.     D.Sc,   Prof.    (Emer.)    —  Dept.   of  Comp.   Anat.,   Jagellonian   Univ.,   ul. 

Krupnicza  50,  KRAK6W,  Poland  • 

a       Studies  on  yolk  from  the   ripe  egg;   influence  of  hypo-   and  hypertonic   NaCl   solutions; 

supravital  basic  and  acidic  dyes;  electron  microscopy;  structure  of  yolk  platelets.  Myxine 

spec.   ( Agnatha) ,  Amia  spec,  Lepisosteus  spec.   (Holostei) 
GROENENDIJK    (HUYBERS),  Mrs.  M.   M.     M.D.,  D.Sc.  —  Anat.-Embryol.   Lab.,   State 

Univ.  of  Utrecht,  Janskerkhof  3A,  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
GROS,  D.     M.es  Physiol.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Univ.  de  Poitiers,  40  Av. 

de  Recteur  Pineau,  86  POITIERS,  France 
a       Electrophysiological  study  of  embryonic  heart  in  relation  with  electron  microscopy.  Rattus 

noTvegicus  (Rodentia) 
GROSCH,  D.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  North  Carolina  State  Univ.,  353  Gardner  Hall, 

RALEIGH,  N.C.  27607,  U.S.A. 

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a       Egg   production  and   survival   of   embryos   after  mother  has   been   fed   enzyme  inhibitors, 

antimetaboHtes  and  related  compounds;   without  and  with  irradiation.   Habrobracon  spec. 

(Hymenoptera) 
b       The  effects  of  space  flight  on  reproductive  performance   (weightlessness,  dynamic  factors 

of  launching  and  recovery,  and  radiation  effects).  (Insecta) 
GROSS,   P.   R.   —   Dept.   of   Biol.,   Massachusetts   Inst,   of  Technol.,   CAMBRIDGE,   Mass. 

02139,  U.S.A. 
GROTE,  W.     Dr.med.  —  Inst,  for  Human  Genet,  and  Anthropol.,  Univ.  of  Diisseldorf,  Ulen- 

bergstr.   127,  4000  DUSSELDORF,  W.Gerraany 
a       Teratogenesis  by  increase  of  partial  CO2  and  O2  pressure  or  by  reduction  of  the  atmos- 
pheric pressure.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
h       Teratogenic  effect  of  hypothermia:  electrolytes  in  serum,  and  lactic  and  pyruvic  acid  in 

blood    under    normothermic    and   hypothermic    conditions.    Oryctolagus    cuniculus    (Lago- 
morpha) 
c       Teratogenic  effect  of  maternal  hemorrhages.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
GRUMMT,  F.     Dipl.biol.  —  Inst,  fiir  Zellphysiol.,  Deutsche  Akad.  der  Wissensch.  zu  Berlin, 

Lindenberger  Weg  70,   1115  BERLIN-Buch,  East.Germany 
GRUNEBERG,  H.     Ph.D..  M.D.,  D.Sc,  F.R.S.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Genet.,  Univ.  Coll. 

London,  Wolf  son  House,  4  Stephenson  Way,  LONDON  N.W.I,  England  • 

a       Developmental  genetics.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
GRUNZ,    H.     Dr.rer.nat.   —   Inst,    fiir   Physiol.    Chemie,    Freie    Univ.   Berlin,   Arnimallee   22, 

1  BERLIN  33,  W.Germany 
a       RNA-  and  protein  synthesis  with  regard  to  aggregation  of  dissociated  embryonic  cells. 

(Amphibia),  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Changes  of  cell  affinity  during  morphogenesis.  (Vectebrata) 

c       Competence  in  early  development.  Ttiturus  alpestds,  Ambystoma  mexicana  (Urodela) 
GSELL,   R.   —   Zool.-vergl.   Anat.    Inst.,   Naturwiss.    Fak.,   Univ.    Ziirich,   Kiinstlergasse    16, 

8006-ZtlRICH,  Switzerland 
a       Clonal  analysis  in  cultures  of  imaginal  discs  from  instable  mottling  systems   (strain  Ysc8). 

Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
GUARDABASSI,  Miss  A.     Dr.nat.sci.,   Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Embryol.,  Univ.  of  Turin, 

Via  Giolitti  34,  10123  TORINO.  Italy 
a       Induction  by  prolactin  of  thyroid  activation  in  larvae  at  advanced  metamorphic  stages. 

Bu[o  bufo   (Anuva)    (in  collaboration  with   M.   OLIVERO,   E.   CAMPANTICO,   M.  T. 

RINAUDO,  C.  GIUNTA  and  R.  BRUNO) 
GUERRIER.  P.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gener.  et  Appl.,  Univ.  de  Lyon,  43  Bd.  du  11   Novembre 

1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Etude  microcinematographique  du  developpement.   (Nematoda;  Spiralia) 
GUICHARD  (CHAVENAT)  Mrs.  A.     Maitre  es  sci.biol.anim.  —  Lab.  de  Chimie  Hormonale, 

Maternite  de  Port-Royal,  121  Bd.  de  Port-Royal,  PARIS  XI Ve,  France 
a       Biosynthesis  of  steriods  and  sterols  in  organotypic  culture  of  immature  gonads;  influence 

of  HCG  on  steroidogenesis.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Cholesterol    synthesis    from    acetate- 14C    and    utilization    of    endogenous    cholesterol    for 

progesteron  synthesis  in  placenta  perfused   in   vitro;    influence  of  chorionic  gonadotropin 

and  LH.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
GUIRAO-PEREZ,  M.     Med.Dr.,  Prof.  —  Inst.  F.  Oloriz,  Fac.  of  Med.,  LIniv.  of  Granada, 

GRANADA,  Spain 
GUMBRECK,  L.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Oldahoma.  801  NE 

13th  St.,  OKLAHOMA-City,  Okla.  73104,  U.S.A. 
a       Studies  on  the  development  of  genital,  ophthalmic  and  urinary  anomalies  as  related  to  genes, 

with  emphasis  on  hermaphroditic  alterations.  Rattus  raftus  (Rodentia) 
GUNBERG,  D.  L.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Anat.  Dept..  Univ.  of  Oregon  Med.   School,  3181   S.W. 

Sam  Jackson  Park  Rd.,  PORTLAND,  Ore.  97201,  U.S.A. 
a       In    vitro    investigations  of   the  metabolic  requirements  of  early  post-implantation  em- 
bryos. Rattus  noruegicus  (Rodentia) 
b       An  investigation  of  the  effects  of  teratogens  on  6-30  somite  embryos  cultured  in  serum. 

Rattus  noruegicus  (Rodentia) 
GUNDISCH,  M.     M.D.,  D.Sc.  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Neuropathol.,  Research  Station  of  Tirgu- 

Mure§  of  the  Acad,  of  the  S.S.R.,  Str.  Gh.  Marinescu  38,  TIRGU-MURE§,  Rumania 
GUPTA,  P.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Gorakhpur,  GORAKHPUR  (U.P.),  India 
a       Developmental  morphology.  Bemisia  gossypiperda   (Aleurodidae,  Homoptera) 
b       Studies   on   structural   differences   in   development   in   relation   to   the   host   plant.   Bemisia 

gossypiperda  (Aleurodidae,  Homoptera) 
GURAYA.  S.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Udaipur,  UDAIPUR,  Rajasthan,  India 
GURDON,  J.  B.     M.A.,  D.Phil.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Parks  Rd.,  OXFORD,  England  • 

GUSTAFSON,   T.     Fil.Dr.,   Prof.  —  The  Wenner-Gren   Inst.,  Norrtullsgatan    16,   S-113  45 

STOCKHOLM,  Sweden  • 

a       Morphogenetic  movements  and  cell  contacts.  (Echinoidea) 
b       Enzyme  induction  and  repression  in  cell   cultures 

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GUTIERREZ,  M.     Dr.  —  Dept.  de  Anat..  Cat.  de  Anat.  II,  Fac.  de  Med.,  CADIZ,  Spain 
GUYARD,  A.'    Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Inst,  des  Sci.  Nat.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Place  Marechal 

Leclerc,  25  BESANCON,  France 
a       Recherches  sur  la  differenciation  de  la  glande  hermaphrodite.  Helix  aspecsa   (Pulmonafa, 

Gastropoda)   (en  collaboration  avec  L.  GOMOT) 
GWATKIN,  R.  B.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Physiol.  Dept.,  Merck  Inst,  for  Thcrap.  Research,  RAHWAY, 

N.J.  07065,  U.S.A. 
a       Studies  on  fertilization,  implantation  and  early  development.   (Mammalia) 
GYERGYAY,  F.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Neuropathol.,  Research  Station  of  Tirgu-Mure5  of  the 

Acad    of  the  S.S.R..  Str.  Gh.  Marinescu  38,  TIRGU-MURE§,  Rumania 
GYERGYAY     (MALATINSZKY),    Mrs.    E.     M.D.    —    Dept.    of    Neuropathol.,    Research 
Station   of  Tirgu-Mure§   of   the   Acad,   of   the   S.S.R.,   Str.   Gh.    Marinescu   38,   TIRGU- 
MURE§,  Rumania 
GYfiVAI   (TOTH),  Mrs.  A.  T.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Med.  of  the  Hung.  Acad,  of  Sci.,  Morphol. 

Dept.,  Szigony-u.  43.  BUDAPEST  VIII,  Hungary 
GYLLENSTEN.  L.  J.  W.      Med.Dr.     —     Dept.  of  Histol.,  Karolinska  Inst.,  Solnavagen  1, 

STOCKHOLM  60,  Sweden 
HACCIUS,   Miss   B.     Dr.,   Prof.   —   Inst,   fur   spez.    Botanik,   Johannes-Gutenberg   Univ.,    65 

MAINZ,  W.Germany 
a       Beeinflussung  der  Entwicklung  von  Embryonen  durch  Chemikalien  (Wachstumsregulatoren; 

Antimitotica;  Radiomimetica  und  Rontgenstrahlen).  Eranthis  hiemalis  (Ranunculaceae) 
b       In    vitro    Kultur  von  Embryonen  un  Geweben.   (Plantae) 
c       In    vitro    culture  of  callus  cells  with  free  tubular  connections  between  the  single  cells. 

Cannabis  sativa   (Cannabaceae) 
HACH,  P.     M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Charles  Univ.,  Albertov  4,  PRAGUE  2, 

Czechoslovakia 
a       Histogenesis  of  the  hypophysis   (comparative  studies  on  the  submicroscopic  structure  and 

enzyme  histochemistry).  Mas  rattus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
HADDAD,  V.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  School  of  Med.,  Tufts  Univ.,  136  Harrison  Ave., 

BOSTON.  Mass.  02111,  U.S.A. 
HADFIELD,  M.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Pacific  Biomed.  Research  Center,  Univ.  of  Hawaii,  2538  The 

Mall,  HONOLULU,  Hawaii  96822,  U.S.A. 
a       Sources   of   yolk    and   causative    factors    in    the    non-development   of   nurse    eggs,    (cyto- 
chemistry,   electron,    phase-contrast    and    interference-contrast   microscopy).    (Vermetidae. 
Gastropoda) 
b       Spermatogenesis  with  particular  attention  to   formation  of   "giant",  apyrene   spermatozoa 
(phase-contrast  and  electron  microscopy);  centrifugal  separation  and  chemical  analysis  of 
the  apyrene  sperm.   (Vermetidae,  Gastropoda) 
HADJUSKI,  P.     Dr.  —  Inst.  d'Histochim.  Med.,  Fac.  de  Med.  de  Paris,  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres, 

75  PARIS  Vie,  France 
a       Development  of  the  ovary.   (Mammalia) 

HADORN,  E.     Dr.Phil.,   Prof.  —  Zool.-Vergl.   Anat.   Inst.,   Univ.  Zurich,  Kunstlergasse   16, 

CH-8006  ZURICH,  Switzerland  • 

a       Determination,  transdetermination  and  differentiation  in  cells  of  imaginal  discs.  Drosophila 

melanogaster  (Diptera) 
HAGELIN,  L.  O.     Fil.lic.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Stockholm,  70A  RSdmansgatan,  Box  6801, 

S-113  86  STOCKHOLM.  Sweden 
HAGET,  A.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  Exper.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux,  Av.  des 
Facultes,  33  TALENCE,  France  .  • 

a       Analyse  experimental   de  la  morphogenese   embryonnaire  de   la   tete.   Leptinofacsa   spec. 

(Coleoptera),  Locusta  spec.   (Orthoptera) 
b       Recherches  sur  I'edification  de  la  blastule  et  de  la  gastrule.  Leptinotarsa  spec.  (Coleoptera) 
c       Activation  du  systeme  ovulaire.  Leptinotarsa  spec.   (Coleoptera) 

HAGGIS,  A.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Detroit,  DETROIT,  Mich.,  U.S.A. 
HAGIWARA,  A.     D.Sc.  —  Lab.   of  Developm.   Biol.,   Zool.   Inst.,   Fac.   of  Sci.,   Univ.   of 
Kyoto,  KYOTO,  Japan  ^   ,^  , 

HAGLUND,  Miss  B.  M.     Fil.lic.  —  Dept.  of  Zoophysiol.,  Univ.  of  Umea,  S  901  87  UMEA. 

Sweden 
a       Permeability  and  osmoregulation.  Xenopus  laevis.  Rana  spp.  (Anura),  Siredon  mexicanum 

(Urodela)  ,,     ,     , 

HAGSTROM,  J.  W.  C.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Cornell  Univ.,   1300  York  Ave., 

NEW  YORK,  N.Y.   10021,  U.S.A.  ^      ^    , 

HAIDER,  M.  H.     M.Sc.  —  Dept  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Gorakhpur,  GORAKHPUR  (U.P.).  India 
a       Cyclic  changes  in  gonad  development.  Nandus  nandus   (Teleostei) 
h       Histomorphological  studies  on  thyroid  and  pituitary  glands  in  relation  to  seasonal  changes 

in  gonad  development.  Nandus  nandus  (Teleostei) 
HAKANSSON,  L.     M.D.  —  Tornblad-Inst.   for  Comp.  Embryol..  Biskopsgatan  7,   LUND, 

Sweden 
a       Chromosome  biochemistry  during  development.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves),  Homo  sapiens 
(Primates) 

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b       Monamine  development  in  the  nervous  system.  Gallus  domesficus  (Aves)   (in  collaboration 

with  L.  NORD) 
HALBA,    R.     M.Sc.    —    Inst,    of    Zool.,    Warsaw    Univ.,    Krakowskie    Przedmiescie    26/28, 

WARSZAWA  64,  Poland 
a       Ossification  of  the  skull.  (Charaddidae,  Aves) 
HALEY,  S.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Hawaii,  2538  The  Mall.  HONOLULU. 

Hawaii  96822,  U.S.A. 
HALFER.  Miss  C.  —  1st.  di  Genet.,  Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Celoria  10,  20133  MILANO,  Italy 
a       Ovary  transplantation.  Drosophila  spec.  (Diptera) 

h       DNA  replication  in  cells  cultured    in    vitro.   Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
HALL,  B.  K.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Dalhousie  Univ.,  HALIFAX,  Nova  Scotia,  Canada 
a       Studies  on  the  origin  of  cartilage  and  bone  from  common  germinal  cells.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
h       Studies   on   the   control   of  organ  size,   especially   the   adrenal    gland.    (Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
HALL,  Mrs.  E.  J.     B.A.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  British  Columbia,  VANCOUVER  8. 

B.C.,  Canada 
a       Ultrastructure   of   the  development  of   the   yolk   sec.   Raja  binoculata    (Selachii)    (in   col- 
laboration with  P.  FORD) 
HAM,   R.  G.     Ph.D.   —   Inst,   for  Developm.   Biol.,   Univ.   of   Colorado,   BOULDER,   Colo. 

80302,  U.S.A. 
HAMA,  T.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Nagoya  Univ.,  Chikusa-ku,  NAGOYA. 

Japan  • 

HAMADA,  K.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biochem.,  Nippon  Med.  School,  1-1-5,  Sendagi,  Bunkyo-ku, 

TOKYO,  Japan 
a       Genetic   control  of  hemoglobin  switch  during   metamorphosis.  Rana   catesbeiana   (Anura) 

(in  collaboration  with  A.  KAJITA  and  R.  SHUKUYA) 
HAMBURGER.  K.     Cand.mag.  —  Biol.   Inst,  of  the  Carlsberg  Found..  Tagensvej    16.  2200 

COPENHAGEN,  N.,  Denmark 
a       Studies  on  respiratory  metabolism  during  early  development  by  means  of  the  gradient  diver 

technique.  Rana  oxyrrhinus,  R.  platyrrhinus   (Anura) 
HAMBURGER,  V.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..   Washington  Univ.,   ST.   LOUIS,   Mo. 

63130,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Neuro-embryologie.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Embryology   of   behavior.    Chelydra   serpentina    (Chelonia),    Gallus    domesticus    (Aves), 

Rattus  domesticus  (Rodentia) 
HAMBURGH,  M.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  City  Coll.  of  the  Univ.  of  New  York.  Convent 

Ave.  and  139th  St..  NEW  YORK.  N.Y.  10031.  U.S.A. 

—  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Albert  Einstein  Coll.  of  Med..  Eastchester  Rd.  and  Morris  Park  Ave.. 

NEW  YORK.  Bronx,  N.Y.  10461,  U.S.A. 
a       Tissue  culture  of  demyelinating  mutants.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Culture  of  muscle  of  dystrophic  mutants.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
c       Effect  of  trypan  blue  on  lysosomal  enzymes  of  the  yolk  sac  placenta  of  trypan  blue  treated 

embryos    (histochemistry).    (Mammalia) 
d       Effect  of  trypan  blue  on  ion  permeability  in  the  embryo.  (Amphibia) 
e       Effect  of  trypan  blue  on  the  expressivity  of  the  brachyury  gene,  which   affects  skeletal 

morphogenesis    in    a    somewhat    similar    manner    as    does    trypan    blue.    Mus    musculus 

(Rodentia) 
f        Effect  of  thyroxin  on  hormones  affecting  myelin  formation  and  cell  proliferation  in  nerve 

tissue  culture.   (Rodentia) 
g       Correlation  of  behavioral  enzymatic  and  morphological  changes  in  the  developing  nervous 

system  as  a  result  of  hormone  manipulation.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
HAMILTON,    H.    L.     Ph.D..    Prof.    —    Dept.    of    Biol..    Univ.    of    Virginia.    Gilmer    Hall. 

CHARLOTTESVILLE.  Va.  22903.  U.S.A.  • 

HAMILTON,  Miss  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol,  as  applied  to  Med..  The  Middlesex  Hosp. 

Med.  School.  LONDON  W.l.  England 
a       Analysis  of  haploid  syndrome.  Xenopus  spp.  (Anura) 

b       Radiation  sensitivity  of  haploid  and  diploid  embryos.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
c       Investigation    of    haploid    and    diploid    tissues    by    electron    microscopy.    Xenopus    laevis 

(Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  H.   FOX) 
HAMILTON.  T.  H.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool,  The  Univ.  of  Texas.  AUSTIN.  Tex. 

78712.  U.S.A. 
a       Effects  of  steroid  hormones  on  genital  duct  differentiation  in  embryos  studied    in    vivo 

and    in    vitro.    Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
HAMILTON.    W.    J.       Prof.    —    Dept.   of  Anat.,   Charing   Cross   Hosp.   Med.   School.   62 

Chandos  Place,  LONDON  W.C.2.  England  • 

a       Development  and  structure  of  the  placenta.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
HAMMERLING,    J.     Dr.phil.,    Prof.    —   Max-Planck-Inst.    fiir   Zellbiol.,    Anton-Dohrn-Weg, 

Postfach  1009,  D  294  WILHELMSHAVEN.  W.  Germany  • 

a       Nucleo-cytoplasmic  relationships.  Acetabularia  spec,  and  other  spp.   (Algae) 

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HAMMOND  W  S  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  School  of  Med.,  State  Univ.  of  New 
York,  766  Irving  Ave.,  SYRACUSE,  N.Y.  13210.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Hypophyseal  development  in  the  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

HAMMOUDA,  E.  I.  B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Ain  Shams  Univ.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Abassia. 
CAIRO,  Egypt,  U.A.R. 

HAMNER  Ch  D.V.M.,  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol.,  Div.  of  Reprod.  Biol.. 
Univ.  of  Virginia  Med.  School.  Box  179,  CHARLOTTESVILLE,  Va.  22903,  U.S.A. 

a  The  composition  of  oviduct  secretions  of  ovariectomized  females  with  and  without  estrogen 
and  progesterone  injections  and  the  effects  of  these  secretions  on  sperm  metabolism,  fer- 
tilizing ability  and  blastocyst  development.  Oryctolagus  cunicuhis  (Lagomorpha) 

b       The  role  of  steroids  in  capacitation  of  sperm  in  the  female  reproductive  tract.  (Mammalia) 

c  Reproductive  physiology;  artificial  insemination  technique,  sperm  characterization,  seminal 
plasma  constituents,  ovulation  of  the  queen  with  luteinizing  hormone  and  limits  of  breeding 
time.  Felis  catus  (Carnivora) 

HANAOKA,  K.  I.  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Comp.  Endocrinol.,  Inst,  of  Endocrinol..  Ounma 
Univ..   Showa-machi,  MAEBASHI,  Japan 

HANAOKA,   Y.     M.Sc.   —   Zool.   Inst..    Fac.   of   Sci.,   Hokkaido   Univ.,    SAPPORO,   Japan 

HANAWAY,  J.  K.  M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Virginia,  CHAR- 
LOTTESVILLE, Va.  22901,  U.S.A. 

a  Development  of  midbrain,  in  particular  red  nucleus  and  substantia  nigra,  using  radioauto- 
graphy  and  tissue  localization  in  biogenic  amines.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

h  Histogenesis  of  cerebellum,  with  concentration  on  deep  cerebellar  nuclei,  basket  cells,  glia 
and  external  granular  layer  (techniques:  radioautography,  histochemistry  and  plastic 
sectioning).  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

HANCOCK.  J.  L.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Royal  Vet.  Coll..  LONDON  N.W.I. 
England 

a       Intergeneric  hybrids.  Capra  hiccus  x  Ovis  aries  (Actiodactyla) 

b       Fertilization   (experimental  studies).  Sus  scrofa,  Ovis  aries  (Actiodactyla) 

c       Developmental  pathology  of  hybrid  placenta.  Capra  hircus  x  Ovis  aries  (Artiodactyla) 

d  Immunological  aspects  of  foetal-maternal  relationships  exemplified  by  hybrid  gestation. 
Capra  hircus  x  Ovis  aries  (Artiodactyla)    (in  collaboration  with  P.  T.  McGOVERN) 

HANCOX,  N.  M.  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Histol.  Dept.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Liverpool,  LIVER- 
POOL, Lancashire,  England  rx^    ,  , 

HANKE,  W.  Dr.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Siesmayerstr.  70,  6000  FRANKFURTa.M.. 
W.Germany 

a       Influence  of  hormones  on  skin.  Rana  temporaria   (Anura),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

h  Effects  of  adrenocortical  hormones.  Anguilla  anguilla  (Teleostei).  Amby stoma  spec. 
(Urodela),  Rana  temporaria,  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

c       Development  of  endocrine  tissue.  Ambystoma  spec.  (Urodela),  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

HANOCQ,  Miss  F.  A.  Lic.Sci.ZooI.  —  Lab.  de  Morphol.  Anim..  Univ.  libre  de  Bruxelles, 
67.  rue  des  Chevaux.  RHODE-ST-GENESE,  Brabant,  Belgium 

a  Studies  on  nucleic  acid  metabolism  (chiefly,  DNA)  during  maturation  of  oocytes,  by 
autoradiography  and  biochemical  methods.  (Amphibia) 

HANOCQ  (QUERTIER),  Mrs.  J.  A.  Dr.en  Sci.Biol.  —  Lab.  de  Morphol.  Anim..  Univ.  libre 
de  Bruxelles,  67.  rue  des  Chevaux.  RHODE-ST-GENfiSE,  Brabant,  Belgium  • 

a  Metabolism  des  acides  nucleiques  dans  les  hybrides.  Paracentrotus  spec,  Arbacia  spec. 
(Echinoidea),  Bufo  spec,  Rana  spec.  (Anura) 

b       Studies  on  protein  synthesis  in  anucleate  eggs.  Arbacia  spec.  (Echinoidea) 

c       Studies  on  DNA  synthesis  during  oogenesis.  (Amphibia) 

d       Localization  of  cytoplasmic  DNA  during  embryonic  development.   (Amphibia) 

HANSEN-DELKESKAMP,  Mrs.  E.  Dr.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ..  Physiol.  Lehrstuhl, 
Berlinerstr.   15,  6900  HEIDELBERG.  W.  Germany 

a       Metabolism  of  eggs  and  embryos.  Gryllus  domesticus   (Orthoptera) 

HANSON.  E.  D.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  MIDDLETOWN.  Conn. 
06457.  U.S.A. 

a  Developmental  genetics  of  oral  structures  (techniques;  UV  microbeam,  nucleic  acid  anti- 
metabolites). Paramecium  aurelia,  P.  trichium   (Ciliata) 

HARA,  K.  Ph.D.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.  (Internat.  Embryol.  Inst.),  Uppsalalaan  1.  Universiteits- 
centrum  "De  Uithof".  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 

a  Temporal  aspects  in  the  process  of  neural  induction  by  the  young  head  process.  Gallus 
domesticus  (Aves) 

h  Cinematographical  study  of  normal  cleavage  pattern  and  gastrulation  movement.  Am- 
bystoma mexicanum  (Urodela),  Xenopus,  laevis  (Anura)  (in  collaboration  with  Miss  E.  C. 
BOTERENBROOD) 

HARDMAN,  G.  —  Histol.  Dept..  Fac  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Liverpool,  LIVERPOOL.  Lanca- 
shire, England 

HARKMARK,  W.  Dr.med..  Prof.  —  Anat.  In.st..  Univ.  of  Bergen,  Arstadvollen.  BERGEN. 
Norway 

HARPER.  M.  J.  K.  Ph.D.  —  Worcester  Found,  for  Exper.  Biol..  222  Maple  Ave.,  SHREWS- 
BURY, Mass.  01545,  U.S.A. 

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a       Ovum   transport   through    the   reproductive    tract.    Oryctolagus   cuniculus    (Lagomocpha), 

Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
b       Ovum   development    and    implantation.    Mesocricetus    aurafus,    Rattus    rattus    (Rodentia), 

Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
c       Effects  of  chemical  compounds  on  pregnancy.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha),  Rattus 

rattus,  Mus  musculus,  Mesocricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
d       Fertilization.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
HARREBOMEE.   Mrs.   A.  E.     Med.drs.  —  Div.  of  Exper.   Morphol.,   Dept.  of  Anat.    and 

Embryol.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Mauritskade  61.  AMSTERDAM-O..  Netherlands 
a       Regeneration    blastemata    induced    in    heterotopic    positions   and   their    development.    Am- 

bystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
h       Differentiation  and  de-differentiation   during   regeneration.   Ambystoma  mexicanum    (Uro- 
dela) 
HARRIS  J.  W.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Royal  Free  Hosp.  Med.  School.  8  Hunter  St.. 

LONDON,  W.C.I,  England  • 

HARRIS.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  California.  BERKELEY,  Calif.  94720. 

U.S.A. 
a       Tissue  culture:  protein  growth  factors;  evolution  of  chromosome  patterns;  drug  resistance. 

Sus  domesticus  (Artiodactyla) 
h       Thermotolerance  of  kidney  cells    in    vitro.    Sus  domesticus  (Artiodactyla) 
HARRISON.   J.   R.     Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.    of   Biol..   State    Univ.   Coll..    OSWEGO,   N.Y. 

13126  U.S.A. 
a       In    vitro    studies  on  the  growth  and  differentiation  of  the  retinal  pigment  in  the  em- 
bryonic eye:  analysis  of  developmental  factors  contained  in  the  yolk-albumen  of  the  egg. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Uptake  of  glucose   by   early  primitive  streak   to  early   somite   embryos  studied  by  using 

Isotope  techniques.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
HARRISON.  R.  G.     M.A.,  D.M.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Univ.  of  Liverpool,  LIVERPOOL  3. 

England 
a       Factors  influencing  the  process  of  spermatogenesis.   (Mammalia) 
HARRISON.  R.  J.     M.D.,  D.Sc.  Prof.  —  Anat.  School.  Univ.  of  Cambridge.  Downing  St.. 

CAMBRIDGE  CB2  3DY,  England 
a       Reproduction,  gonads,  placenta,  endocrine  organs.  Phoca  spec,  Lobodon  spec.  (Pinnipedia), 

Tursiops  spec.  Delphinus  spec.   (Cetacea) 
HARTE,    Miss   C.     Dr..    Prof.   —   Inst,   fur   Entw.physiol,   Univ.    zu    Koln,    Gyrhostr.    17.    5 

KOLN-Lindenthal.  W.Germany 
a       Interactions  between  genes  and  environment  in  controlling  morphogenesis  of  leaves.  Antir- 
rhinum majus  (Scrophulaciaceae) 
h       Growth   of   callus,   and  differentiation  in   tissue   cultures   of   different   mutants.   Oenothera 

hookeri  (Onagraceae),  Antirrhinum  majus  (Scrophulariaceae) 
HARTWIG.  H.     Dr.Phil..  Doz.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ..  Weyertal  119.  5  KOLN-Lindenthal. 

W.Germany 
a       Wirkungsmechanismus  von  Schilddriisenhormonen 
b       Epithelcysten 

c       Geweihbildung.  Capreolus  capreolus  (Artiodactyla) 
HASEGAWA.  M.     D.Sc.  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Biol..  Women's  Coll.  of  Tokai-Cakuen,  Tenpaku- 

cho.  Shyowa-ku.  NAGOYA,  Japan 
HASEK,  M.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Exper.  Biol,  and  Genet..  Inst,  of  Biol.,  Czechoslov.  Acad,  of 

Sci..  Flemmingovo  nam.  2.   PRAHA  6,  Czechoslovakia  • 

HASELKORN.  R.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Univ.  of  Chicago.  CHICAGO. 

111.  60637.  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  chloroplasts  in  simple  plants 
HASHIMOTO.  K.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Dermatol.,  School  of  Med.,  Tufts  Univ.,   171   Harrison 

Ave..  BOSTON.  Mass.  02111.  U.S.A. 
HASHIMOTO.  K.     D.Sc.  —  Biol.  Lab..  Kozu  High  School,  Tennoji-ku,  OSAKA,  Japan 
a       Relationships  between  encystment  and  morphogenesis.  (Colpodidae,  Ciliata) 
HASLAUER,    J.     Ph.D.   —    Paracelsus-Forschungsinst.    fiir    Physiol,    und    Biophysik,    Franz- 

Josefs-Kai  41,  5020  SALZBURG,  Austria 
HASSMANNOVA,  Miss  J.     M.D.,  CSc.  —  Inst,  of  Pathophysiol.,  Med.  Fac,  Charles  Univ., 

Lidicka   1,  PLZEn,  Czechoslovakia 
HATAE,  T.     Dr.Med.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   Fac.  of  Med.,   Kyushu  Univ.,   FUKUOKA.   812 

Japan 
a       An  electron  microscope  study  of  the  developing  liver.  (Mammalia) 
HATIER    (AUTELIN).   Mrs.  R.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.   d'Embryol..   Fac.  de  Med..  Univ.  de 

Nancy.  31   rue  Lionnois,  54  NANCY,  France 
HAUENSCHILD,  C.     Dr.rer.nat..  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst,  dcr  Techn.  Univ..  Pockelsstr.  10a.  3300 

BRAUNSCHWEIG.  W.Germany 
a       Reproduction,  sex  differentiation,  endocrinology  and  periodicity.  Platynereis,  Ophryotrocha 

and  other  spp.  (Polychaefa) 

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HAUSEN,  P.     Dr.  —  Max  Planck  Inst,  fiir  Biol.,  Abt.  Beermann,  Spemannstr.  34,  74  TU- 
BINGEN. W.Germany 
HAY,   Miss  E.  D.     M.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept  of  Anat.,   Harvard  Med.   School,  25  Shattuck  St.. 

BOSTON.  Mass.  02115,  U.S.A.  • 

HAY.  Miss  M.  F.     Ph.D.  —  A.R.G.  Unit  of  Reprod.  Physiol.  6  Biochem.,  Univ.  of  Cambridge, 

307  Huntingdon  Rd.,  CAMBRIDGE.  England 
a       Effect  of  embryotoxic  agents  on  pre-implantation  embryos    in    vivo     and    in    vitro. 

Oryctolagiis  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
b       Relationship  between  embryo  and  corpus  luteum.  Ovis  aries   (Artiodactyla) 
HAY,  R.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington,   115  W.  University 

Parkway,  BALTIMORE.  Md.  21210,  U.S.A. 
a       Animal  viruses   (esp.  tumor  viruses)   as  tools  in  studying  embryonic  development.  Gallus 

galltis    (Aves)     (in    collaboration    with    J.    D.    EBERT    and    Mrs.    M.    YOSHIKAWA- 

FUKADA) 
HAYAKAWA,  Miss  H.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Osaka  Kyoiku  Univ.,  Tennoji-ku.  OSAKA,  543 

Japan 
a       Cytodifferentiation  during  cleavage.   (Amphibia) 

h       Nucleo-cytoplasmic  interaction  during   early   development.    (Amphibia) 
c       Cell  interactions  in  relation  to  cytodifferentiation.   (Amphibia) 
HAYASHI,  I.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Pathol.  Dept.,  School  of  Med.,  Nagasaki  Univ.,  93  Sakamoto- 

machi.  NAGASAKI,  Japan 
HAYASHI,  Y.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Tokyo  Kyoiku  Univ..  Otsuka 

3-29-1,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan  • 

a       Analysis  of  epithelio-mesenchymal  interaction  in  the  formation  of  the  beak.  Gallus  spec. 

(Aves) 
h       Biochemical  analysis  of  muscle  differentiation.  Rana  nigromaculafa   (Anura),  Gallus  spec. 

(Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  T.  HIRABAYASHI) 
c       Cytochemical  studies  on  primary  induction.  Trifurus  pyrrhogasfer  (Urodela) 
HAYEK.  H.     Dr.med.,  Dr.phil.,  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst..  Wahringerstr.  13,  WIEN  9,  Austria  • 
HAYNES,  J.  F.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Maine,  ORONO,  Me.  04473  U.S.A. 
a       Growth  and  form  regulation  in  polyps.   (Hydrozoa) 
b       Ultrastructural  studies  of  differentiation.   (Coelenterata) 
HEARSON,    L.    L.      Ph.D     —    Dept.  of  Biol..  Wabash  Coll.  CRAWFORDSVILLE.  Ind. 

47933.  U.S.A. 
a       Investigations  of  proliferation.  DNA  synthesis  and  nerve  fiber  pattern-;  in  forelimb  blas- 

temata.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
h       Cytochemistry  of  dedifferentiation  and  redifferentiation  in  denervated  limbs.  Ambystoma 

maculatum,  A.  opacum  (Urodela) 
c       Investigation   of    proliferation    patterns    in    aneurogenic    forelimb   blastemata.    Ambystoma 

maculatum,  A.  opacum  (Urodela) 
HEATH.  H.  D.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept  of  Biol.  Sci..  Calif.  State  Coll.  HAYWARD.  Calif. 

94542,  U.S.A. 
a       Starvation   and   temperature  effects  on  larval   growth   rates.    Taricha   torosa.  Ambystow.a 

tigrinum  (Urodela) 
h       Control   of   nematocyst   distribution   and    tentacle    number.   Hydra    littoralis.    Chlocohydra 

viridissima  (Hydroidea) 
HEAYSMAN   (WAKELING).  Mrs.  J.  E.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat., 

Univ.  Coll.  London.  Cower  St.,  LONDON  W.C.I,  England 
a       Study  of  cell  relations  in  tissue  culture.  Gallus  gallus   (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

(in  collaboration  with  M.  ABERCROMBIE  and  Mrs.  S.  M.  PEGRUM   (HALL)) 
b       Cell  migration  within  the  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs. 

M.  R.  BELLAIRS,  Dept.  of  Anat.) 
HEBARD,  Miss  C.  N.     A.B.  —  Dept.  of  Biochem.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania, 

PHILADELPHIA.  Pa..  U.S.A. 
HEBY,  O.  —  Zoophysiol.  Inst..  Univ.  of  Lund.  Helgonavagen  3.  223  62  LUND.  Sweden 
a       Polyamines  in  developing  larvae.  Calliphora  spec.   (Diptera) 
HEGGESTAD,   C.   B.     M.D.,    Ph.D..    Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Anat.,   School   of   Med.,   Univ.   of 

Minnesota.  MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn.  55455,  U.S.A. 
HEIM,  W.  G.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  The  Colorado  Coll.,  COLORADO  SPRINGS, 

Colo.  80903,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Serum  proteins  during  ontogeny.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
h       Alpha-2  macroglobulin  during  development,  regeneration  and  various  physiological  states. 

Mus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
c       Localization  of  developmental  control  factors  in  the  embryonic  cortex.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
HEIN,    Miss    R.    R.     Ph.D..    Prof.    —    Biol.    Dept.,    Uppsala    College,    Prospect    St.,    EAST 

ORANGE,,  New  Jersey  07019.  U.S.A. 
a       Effect  of  chemical  agents   (usually  metals)   on  development  and  possible  correlation  with 

the   effect   of   selected   enzyme   systems    present   in    developing    and    regenerating    tissues. 

Dugesia  dorotocephala  (Turbellaria),  (Echinodermata) 

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HEIZMANN,  P.     Dr.Ing.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gener.  et  Appl..  Univ.  de  Lyon.  43  Bd.  du   11 

Novembre  1918.  69  VILLEURBANNE.  France 
a       Metabolisme  des  acides  nucleiques.  Euglena  gracilis   (Euglenophyceae) 
HELFENBEIN.  L.  L.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Kharkov  State  Univ..  Dzerjinsky  Square  4, 

KHARKOV.  U.S.S.R. 
a       Investigations  on  the  history  of  embryology,   (particularly  Invertebrata) 
HEMMINGS.  W.  A.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.   Coll.  of  North  Wales.   BANGOR. 

Caem..  Wales,  U.K. 
a       Immunological  relations  of  mother  and  fetus.  (Mammalia  ) 
HENDELBERG.    J.     Fil.lic.   —   Zool.    Inst..    Univ.   of    Uppsala.    Villavagen    9,    UPPSALA. 

Sweden 
a       Spermiogenesis  (Plathelminthes) 
HENDRICKX,  A.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Biol.  Growth  and  Developm..  Southwest  Found,  for 

Research  and  Educ.  P.O.  Box  28147.  SAN  ANTONIO.  Tex.  78228.  U.S.A. 
a       Descriptive  morphology  of  the  embryo    (fertilization  through  fourth  month).  Papio  spec. 

(Primates) 
h       Determination  of  ovulation  time.  Papio  spec.  (Primates) 
c       Thalidomide  induced  anomalies.  Papio  spec.   (Primates) 
HENLEY.  Miss  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..   Univ.  of  North  Carolina.  CHAPEL  HILL. 

N.C.  27515.  U.S.A. 
HENNEN.  Miss  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol,  Marquette  Univ..  530  North   15th  St.,  MIL- 
WAUKEE. Wis.  53233.  U.S.A. 
HENNIG.  W.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Max   Planck   Inst,   fiir  Biol..  Abt.   Beermann.   Spemannstr.   34. 

74  TUBINGEN.  W.Germany 
a       Biochemical  aspects  of  sperm  differentiation:   Y-chromosome  function  in  spermatogenesis. 

Drosophila  hydei  (Diptera) 
HENRIKSON.  R.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Med.  School.  Boston  Univ..  80  E.  Concord  St.,  BOSTON. 

Mass.  02118,  U.S.A. 
HERBERT.  C.  F.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat.,  Univ.  Coll.  London.  Gower  St., 

LONDON  W.C.I.  England 
a       Investigation  of  early  neurulation.  Pygoscelis  adeliae.  P.  antacctica,  P.  papua  (Impennae, 

Aves) 
b       Investigation  of  the  development  of  the  supraorbital  glands.  Pygoscelis  adeliae  (Impennae, 

Aves) 
HERLANT  (MEEWIS).  Mrs.  H.     Dr.en  Sci.Zool..  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.  et  Histol. 

Comp..  Univ.  libre  de  Bruxelles,  Av.  F.D.  Roosevelt  50,  BRUXELLES  5,  Belgium 
HERMAN.   L.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol.   Downstate  Med.   Center.   State   Univ.   of 

New  York.  450  Clarkson  Ave..  NEW  YORK.  Brooklyn.  N.Y.  11203.  U.S.A. 
a       Electron  microscopy  of  normal  and  urethane  induced   changes  in  embryonic  neural   tube 

cells  and  lung  tissue  cells.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
HERNANDEZ.  Miss  C.  E.     M.D.  —  Cat.  de  Embriol.  Fac.  de  Med..  Univ.  de  Los  Andes, 

MfiRIDA.  Venezuela 
HERNANDEZ   (VERDUN).  Mrs.  D.  F.     Dr.3e  Cycle  —  Inst.  Natl  de  la  Sante  et  de  la 

Rech.  Med..  Unite  de  Physiol,  placentaire.  Hopital  Saint-Antoine.   184  rue  du  Faubourg 

Saint-Antoine.  PARIS  Xlle.  France 
a       Electron  microscopy  of  the  placental  membrane.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus  (Roden- 
tia) 
HEROLD,  R.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Grad.  School  of  Arts  and  Sci.;  Lab.  of  Histol.  and 

Embryol.  School  of  Dental  Med..  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania.  PHILADELPHIA.  Pa.   19104, 

U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  study  of  flight  muscle  mitochondria  structure  and  function  (biochemistry  and 

electron  microscopy).  Apis  mellitera  (Hymenopteca) 
b       Development    of    embryonic    fine   structure,    mitochondria    and    cell    membrane;    effect    of 

chemical  treatments.  Echinarachnius  pacma  (Echinoidea) 
c       Comparative  development  and  ultrastructure  of  dentines    ( osteodentine  and  vasodentine). 

Esox  lucius,  Gadus  callarius   (Teleostei) 
d       Development  of  embryonic  skeletal  structure;   normal  ultrastructure  and  effect  of  sodium 

fluoride.  Echinarachnius  parma  (Echinoidea) 
HERRMANN,  H.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Cell.  Biol,  Dept.  of  Zool,  Univ.  of  Connecticut, 

STORRS,  Conn.  06268,  U.S.A.  • 

HERZBERG,   F.     M.S.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Center  for  the  Health  Sci.,   Univ.  of  California, 

LOS  ANGELES,  Calif.  90024,  U.S.A. 
HESS,  O.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Lab.  fiir  Chromosomenforsch.,  Biol.  Inst.  I  der  Univ.,  Schanzlestr.  11, 

7800  FREIBURG,  W.Germany  • 

a       Experimental  embryology.   (Mollusca) 

b       Gene  physiology,  Y  chromosome.  Drosophila  spp.   (Diptera) 

c       Genetic  regulation  of  differentiation;  male  germ  line  cells.  Drosophila  spp.   (Diptera) 
HEWITT.  W.     M.B..  B.S.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  St.  Thomas's  Hosp.  Med.  School.  LONDON 

S.E.I.  England 
a       Development  of  the  brain.  Homo  sapiens  and  other  spp.  (Mammalia) 

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HEYN,  A.  N.  J.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Louisiana  State  Univ.  in  New  Orleans,  Lake  Front, 

NEW  ORLEANS,  La.  70122,  U.S.A. 
a       Egg  shell  formation  and  structure.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aues) 
b       Ultrastructure  of  cell  wall  in  relation  to  development.   (Plantae) 
HIBBARD,  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Coll.  of  Sci.,  Pennsylvania  State  Univ.,  208  Life 

Sciences  I,  UNIVERSITY  PARK,  Pa.  16802,  U.S.A. 
a       Effects  of  polarity  on  differentiation  of  sensory  structures  and  outgrowth  of  nerve  fibres. 

Xenopus  laevis  &  other  spp.   (Amphibia) 
HICKEY,  Miss  E.  D.     M.A.  —  Div.  of  Cell  Biol,  and  Chem.  Embryol.,  Zool.   Inst.,   Univ. 

of  Bern,  Sahlistr.  8,  CH-3000  BERN,  Switzerland 
a       Effects  of  thyroxine  on  isolated  tadpole  tails.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura)    (in  collaboration 

with  R.  WEBER) 
HICKLIN,  Miss  J.  B.     B.A.  —  Dept.  of  Biol,  as  Appl.  to  Med.,  The  Middlesex  Hosp.  Med. 

School,  Cleveland  St.,  LONDON,  W.l.  England 
a       Investigation  of  factors  controlling   polarized  regulation  of  a  linear  pattern    (techniques: 

cutting,  grafting  and  action  of  various  inhibitors).  Hydra  littoralis  (Hydrozoa) 
HIKAMI,  Y.     B.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Anim.  Nutr.,  Fac.  of  Agric,  Kobe  Univ..   1   Rokkodai-cho, 

Nada-ku,  KOBE,  Japan 
a       The  effect  of  growth  regulating  substances  on  embryonic  muscle  growth.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
HILD,  W.  J.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Branch,  Univ.  of  Texas,  GALVESTON, 

Tex.  77550,  U.S.A. 
a       In    vitro    development  of  retinal  explants;  differentiation  of  sensory  cells  and  synaptic 

complexes.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia),  Felis  domestica  (Carnivoca) 
HILFER,  S.  R.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Temple  Univ.,  Broad  and  Berks  St.,  PHILA- 
DELPHIA, Pa.   19122,  U.S.A. 
a       Effect  of  pituitary   extirpation  on   reamputation   and   regeneration  or  regenerating   limbs. 

Triturus  viridescens  (Urodela) 
h       Stability  of  dissociated  embryonic  thyroid  cells  as  measured  by  morphological  and  chemical 

criteria  of  differentiation.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
c       Electron  microscopy  of  differentiating  thyroid  cells.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
HILLMAN,  Mrs.  N.  WILLIAMS     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Temple  Univ.,  Broad  and  Berks 

St.,  PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.  19122,  U.S.A. 
HINDMAN,  J.  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Botany,  Univ.  of  Georgia,  ATHENS,  Ga.  30601, 

U.S.A. 
a       Protein  changes  in  the  apex  during  photoperiodic  induction,  with  special  interest  on  the 

changes  associated  with  the  differentiation  of  the  various  floral  organs.  Chenopodium  alba 

(  Chenopodiaceae) 
h       Factors  affecting  formation  of  callus  from  floral  apices  and  the  subsequent  differentiation 

of  the  callus  tissue  into  organized  buds.  Nicotiana  tabacum  (Solanaceae),  Aquilegia  spec. 

(Ranunculaceae) 
KINDS,  J.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Boston  Univ.,  80  E.  Concord  St., 

BOSTON,  Mass.  02118,  U.S.A. 
a       Golgi  impregnation  and  electron  microscopic  study  of  neurogenesis  and  gliogenesis  in  the 

olfactory  bulb.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  domesticus  (Rodentia) 
HINRICHSEN,  K.     Dr.med.,  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Osterbergstr.  3,  74  TUBINGEN, 

W.Germany 
HINSCH,  Miss  G.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Molec.  Evolut.,  Univ.  of  Miami,  521  Anas- 

tasia  Ave.,  CORAL  GABLES,  Fla.  33134,  U.S.A. 
HINTON,  H.  E.     Ph.D..  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Bristol.  BRISTOL  BS8 

lUG.  England 
HIRABAYASHI,  T.     M.A.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,   Fac.  of  Sci..  Tokyo   Kyoiku  Univ..  Otsuka 

3-29-1.  Bunkyo-ku.  TOKYO,  Japan 
HIRADHAR.  P.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  M.S.  Univ.  of  Baroda,  BARODA-2. 

India 
a       Tail  regeneration  in  the  adult.  Hemidactylus  flaviviridis  (Lacertilia) 
HIRAIWA,  Y.  K.  t     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Seinan  Gakuin  Univ.,  FUKUOKA,  Japan 

(deceased) 
HIRAKOW,  R.     D.Med.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Tokyo  Med.   and  Dental 

Univ.,  Yushima,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
HIRAMOTO,  Y.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Misaki  Marine  Biol.  Station,  Univ.  of  Tokyo,  MISAKI, 

Kanagawa-ken,  Japan  • 

a       Cell  division.   (Echinoidea) 

h       Physical  properties  of  marine  eggs.  (Echinoidea) 
c       Physiological  studies  on  fertilization.   (Echinoidea) 
HIRANO,  C.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Entomol.,  Natl.   Inst,  of  Agric.  Sci..  Nishigahara.  Kita-ku. 

TOKYO.  Japan 

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HIRN,  M.     Dipl.d'Etud.Approf.  —  Lab.  de  Morphogenet.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Place  Victor 

Hugo,  13  MARSEILLE  3,  France 
a       Regeneration.  Cercyra  hastata  (Turbellaria) 
HISAOKA,    K.    K.     Ph.D. —  Natl.    Inst,    of    Dent.    Res.,    Natl.    Inst,    of    Health,    BETHES- 

DA,  Md.  20014,  U.S.A. 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
HISHIDA,   T.     D.Sc.   —   Biol.   Inst.,   Fac.   of   Sci.,   Nagoya   Univ.,   Chikusa-ku,   NAGOYA. 

Japan  i 

HOADLEY,   L.     Ph.D.,    Prof.    (Emer.)    —   Biol.    Labs.,    Harvard    Univ.,    16   Divinity   Ave.,  I 

CAMBRIDGE,  Mass.  02138,  U.S.A.  •   i 

HOAR,  R.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Teratol.  Sect.,  Dept.  of  Exper.  Pathol,  and  Toxicol.,  Research  Div., 

Hoffman-La  Roche  Inc.,  NUTLEY,  N.J.  07110,   U.S.A. 
a       Studies  on  the  relationship  between  hyperadrenal  conditions  and  birth  defects,  in  particular 

glucose-6-phosphate  dehydrogenase  in  the  spinal  cord  of  developing  embryos  exposed  to 

maternal  hyperadrenocorticalism.  Cavia  porcellus  (Rodenfia) 
HOARAU,  F.     Dr.spec.  —  Lab.  de  Morphogenet.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  1  Place  Victor  Hugo, 

13  MARSEILLE  3,  France 
a       Analyse  des  territoires  de  regeneration.  Helleria  brevicornis  (Isopoda,  Crustacea) 
HOBBS,  M.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  Coll.,  Gower  St.,  LONEXDN  W.C.I,  England 
a       Differentiation  in  colonial  forms.  Pleodorina  spp.  (Voluocales,  Chlorophyceae) 
HOCKER,    W.     Dr.rer.nat.  —   Zool.    Inst,    der    Univ.,   Weyertal    119,    5    KOLN-Lindenthal, 

W.  Germany 
a       The  effects  of  STH  and  LTH  and  of  auxiliary  hormones  on  the  postembryonal  growth. 

Columba  pahimbus  (Aves) 
HOFMAN,  Miss  L.     M.Sc.  —  Inst,  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Zagreb,  Salata,  ZAGREB,  Yugoslavia 
a       Regulation  of  compensatory  growth.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodenfia)    (in  collaboration  with 

M.  MULLER) 
HOFMANN,  D.  K.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Inst,  fiir  Entw.  physiol.,  Univ.  zu  Koln,  Gyrhofstr.   17, 

5  KOLN-Lindenthal,  W.Germany 
a       Experimental  studies  on  the  endocrine  control  of  caudal  regeneration.  Platynereis  dumerilii 

(Polychaefa) 
h       Histological  investigations  on  cranial  and  caudal  regeneration.  Eunice  uiridis  (Potychaeta) 
c       Neurosecretory  phenomena  in  the  central  nervous  system  of  specimens  of  different  sexual 

development  stage.  Eunice  viridis  (Polychaeta) 
HOGLUND,  L.  R.     Fil.kand.  —  Dept.  of  Zoophysiol.,  Univ.  of  Umea,   S  901    87  UMEA, 

Sweden 
a       Polysaccharide  metabolism,  especially  glycoproteins  and  mucopolysaccharides.  Rana  spp. 

(Anura) 
HOHL,  H.  R.     Dr.sc.nat.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Cytol.,  Univ.  of  Zurich,  Birchstr.  95, 

8050  ZURICH,  Switzerland 
a       Submicroscopic  morphogenesis.  Dictyostelium  discoideum  and  other  spp.   (Acrasiales) 
h       Submicroscopic  morphogenesis.  Phytophthora  parasitica  and  other  spp.   (Phycomycetes) 
HOLAK,    H.   —   Dept.   of   Gen.   Biol.,    Silesian  Acad,    of    Med.,    K.   Marksa    19,    Rokitnica, 

ZABRZE  8,  Poland 
a       Development  of  ultimobranchial  body.   (Amphibia) 
HOLLAND,  J.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box 

109,  LA  JOLLA,  Calif.  92037,  U.S.A. 
a       Action  of  viruses  on  development.  (Mammalia) 
h       Translational  factors  in  cellular  differentiation.   (Mammalia) 
HOLLYFIELD,  J.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Ophthalmology,  Coll.  of  Physicians  and  Surgeons. 

Columbia  Univ.,  630 W.  168th  St.,  NEW  YORK.  N.Y.  10032,  U.S.A. 
a       Retinal  changes  at  metamorphosis.  Rana  pipiens,  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
b       Growth  of  the  visual  system.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
HOLM,  K.  A.     Fil.Dr.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Uppsala,  Villavagen  9,  UPPSALA,  Sweden 
a       Experimental    investigation    of    the    embryo     (determination,    prospective    significance    of 

embryonic  areas).  (Araneae,  Arachnoidea) 
HOLSTEIN,  A.-F.     Dr.med.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.  Hamburg,  Martinistr.  52,  2-HAMBURG 

20,  W.  Germany 
a       Morphologische  und  Elektronenmikroskopische  Untersuchungen  zur  Entwicklung   der  ab- 

leitenden  Samenwege.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Fluoreszenzmikroskopische     Untersuchungen    der     Spermatozoen.     Oryctolagus     cuniculus 

(Lagomorpha) 
c       Entwicklung  des  Hodens.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

HOLTER,    H.     Ph.D.    —    Physiol.    Dept.,    Carlsberg    Lab.,    10,    Gl.Carlsbergvej,    COPEN- 
HAGEN, Valby,  Denmark  • 
HOLTFRETER,  J.  K.  F.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Coll.  of  Arts  and  Sci.,  Univ.  of 

Rochester,  ROCHESTER,  N.Y.   14627,  U.S.A. 
HOLTZER,   H.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   School  of   Med.,  Univ.   of  Pennsylvania. 

PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.  19104,  U.S.A. 

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HOMANN,    H.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  I.    Physik.   Inst.,    Univ.   Gottingen,    Bunsenstr.   9,   34    GOT- 

TINGEN,  W.Germany 
a       Development  of  eyes.  (Araneae,  Oxyopidae.  Ctenidae,  Zoropsidae.  Agelenidae.  Dysderidae, 

Philodromidae,  Araneida) 
HOPERSKAYA,   Mrs.    O.   A.—  Inst,   of   Developm.    Biol.,   Acad,   of    Sci.   of   the   U.S.S.R., 

Vavilov  St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Transfilter   induction   of   lenses,   neural   and   retinal   tissues  by   eye   rudiments   in   gastrula 

ectoderm   and   the   dependence   of    their   appearance   of    the   duration   of   induction.   Rana 

temporaria  (Anura) 
b       Analysis  of  inductive  interactions  of  the  cells  of  differentiating  retina  by  means  of  com- 
binations of  cells  of  the  eye  rudiment  and  gastrula  ectoderm.  Rana  temporaria,  R.  esculenta 

(Anura),  Callus  domesticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  G.  V.  LOPASHOV) 
c       Analysis  of  conditions  of  the  initiation  of  development  and  the  positioning  of  axial  rudiment 

in  the  early  blastoderm.  Leuciscus  becgi  (Cyprinidae),  Epiplatys  shaped  (Cyprinidontidae, 

Teleostei) 
HORI,  R.     D.Sc.  —  Biol.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Lit.  and  Sci.,  Toyama  Univ.,  Gofuku  3190,  TOYAMA 

(930)  Japan 
a       Sodium  and  potassium  content,  ionic  permeability  and  fertilization  phenomena  (radioisotope 

studies).  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus  (Echinoidea),  Oryzias  latipes  (Teleostei) 
HORIKAWA,  M.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin,  MADISON,  Wis.  53706. 

U.S.A.  • 

HORKf,   Z.     M.D.  —  Dept.   of  Obstet.   and   Gynecol.,   Med.   School,   Univ.   of  Greifswald, 

X  22  GREIFSWALD,  East.Germany 
HORN,  E.  C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Duke  Univ.,  DURHAM,  N.C.  27706,  U.S.A. 
a       Isolation  and  characterization  of  cytoplasmic  histones  in  embryonic  cells.  (Amphibia) 
h       Hemolymph  protein  changes  and  carotenoid  pigment  distribution  during  the  reproductive 

cycle.  Callinectes  sapidus  (Decapoda,  Crustacea) 
c       Ontogenesis  of  the  immune  mechanism.   (Marsupialia) 
HORNBLAD,  P.  Y.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Teratol.,  Karolinska  Inst.,  S-104  01  STOCKHOLM  60, 

Sweden 
a       Experimental  studies  on  closure  of  the  ductus  arteriosus  and  causes  of  its  patency.  Oryc- 

tolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha),  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus,  Cavia  porcellus  (Rod' 

entia),  Sus  domesticus,  Ovis  aries  (Artiodactyla) 
HORNBY,  Miss  J.  E.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Reading.  READING 

RGl  5AQ,  Berks,  England 
a       Studies  on  the  adhesion  of  embryonic  cells  (Aves;  Mammalia) 
HORSFALL.  W.  R.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Entomol.,  Univ.  of  Illinois,  320  Morrill  Hall, 

URBANA,  111.  61801,  U.S.A. 
a       Imaginal  teratogenesis  by  thermal  stress   (morphological  and  histological  changes).  Aedes 

sierrensis,  A.  punctor,  A.   communis,  A.   stimulans,  A.    nigripes,  A.    impiger    (Culicidae, 

Dipfera) 
H5RSTADIUS,  S.     Fil.Dr.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Uppsala,  Villavagen  9,  UPPSALA, 

Sweden  • 

a       Determination    in    the   egg;    analysis    of    the    gradients    and    the    processes   behind    them. 

(Echinoidea) 
b       The  effect  of  various  antimetabolites  on  embryonic  development.  (Echinoidea) 
HORSTMANN,  E.     Dr.med.  et  phil..  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.  Hamburg,  Martinistr.  52. 

2000  HAMBURG-Eppendorf,  W.Germany 
a       Spermatozoen   und   ductus   epididymidis.    Oryctolagus   cuniculus,    Canis  familiaris.    Homo 

sapiens  (Mammalia) 
h       Electron  microscopic  studies  of  spermatozoa  and  spermatogenesis.  Ornithodorus  moubata 

(Argasidae;  Acarina),  Ceophilus  linearis  (Chilopoda),  Craphidostreptus  spec.  (Diplopoda) 
HORSTMANN,    H.-J.     Dr.phil.nat.   —    Physiol.-Chem.    Inst,    der   Univ.    Erlangen-Niirnberg, 

Wasserturmstr.  5,  852  ERLANGEN,  W.Germany 
(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
HORTON,  K.  M.     A.B.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Grad.  School  of  Arts  and  Sci.;  Lab.  of  Histol.  and 

Embryol.,  School  of  Dental  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.   19104. 

U.S.A. 
a       Hormonal  interactions  and  protein  synthesis  in  mature  oocytes.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
HORVATH,  Miss  C.     M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Med.  Univ.,  Tiizolto  u.  58, 

BUDAPEST  IX,  Hungary 
a       Teratogenesis.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
HOSHI,  M.     M.Sc.  —  Biol.  Inst.,  Coil,  of  Gen.  Educ,  Univ.  of  Tokyo,  Komaba,  Meguro-ku, 

TOKYO,  Japan 
HOSHINO,   K.     M.D..   D.med.Sc.   Prof.  —  Dept.   of   Anat.,   Health  Sci.   Center,   Univ.   of 

Western  Ontario,  LONDON,  Ont.,  Canada 
a       Development  and  growth  of  mammary  glands  after  prenatal   exposure  to  hormones   and 
carcinogen.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

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b       Influences  of  hormones  and  carcinogen  upon  mammary  growth  of  male  and  female  immature 

animals.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Regeneration  of  transplanted  mammary  glands.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
HOSHINO,  K.     M.D.  —  The  Research  Inst,  of  Environm.  Med.,  Nagoya  Univ.,  Furo-cho, 

Chikusa-ku,  NAGOYA.  464  Japan 
a       Effects  of   ionizing   radiations  upon  embryos   of  different   species.   Mus  musculus,  Rattus 

norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in   collaboration  with   U.  MURAKAMI,  Y.   KAMEYAMA   and 

Miss  T.  NAKAYAMA) 
b       Effects  of  some  chemical  substances  upon  the  embryo.  Mus  musculus.  Rattus  norvegicus 

(Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Y.  KAMEYAMA) 
c       The  skeletal  development  of  the  embryo.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
d       Morphogenesis  of  exencephaha   and   its   allied   conditions.   Rattus   norvegicus    (Rodentia) 

(in  collaboration  with  U.   MURAKAMI) 
e        Morphogenesis  of  spina  bifida  and  its  allied  conditions.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia)    (in 

collaboration  with  U.  MURAKAMI) 
HOTTA,  Y.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box   109,  LA 

JOLLA,  Calif.  92037.  U.S.A. 
a       Regulation  of  DNA  synthesis  during  meiotic  development.  Trillium  erectum.  Lilium  longi- 

florum,  Tulipa  gesneriana,  Vicia  {aba,  Bellevalia  romana 
HOUGH   (RAYMOND),  Mrs.  B.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Rockefeller  Univ.,  66th  St.  and  York  Ave., 

NEW  YORK.  N.Y.  10021,  U.S.A. 
a       Study  of  gene  activity  in  oogenesis,  the  species  and  function  of  nucleic  acids  produced  in 

lampbrush  stage  oocytes.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  E.  H.  DAVID- 
SON) 
b       Study  of  the  molecular  basis  of  cytoplasmic  prelocalization.  Ilyanassa  obsoleta   (Gastro- 

poda)    (in  collaboration  with  E.  H.  DAVIDSON) 
HOUILLON,  Ch.     Dr.es  Sc,   Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.    (2e  sect.),   Fac.  des  Sci.,  Univ. 

de  Paris,   12  rue  Cuvier,  75  PARIS  Ve,  France  • 

HOURDRY,  J.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  d'Orsay,  Univ.  de  Paris,  Batiment  441, 

91-ORSAY,  France 
a       Modifications   de  I'epithelium  intestinal   au  cours  de  la  metamorphose    (microscopie  elec- 

tronique).  Discoglossus  pictus,  Alyfes  obstetricans   (Anura) 
HOUTHOFF,  H.  J.     Med.Drs.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Mauritskade  61, 

AMSTERDAM-O.,  Netherlands 
a       Degeneration  and  regeneration  of  anterior  horn  cells  in  the  spinal  cord  of  spinal  ganglion 

cells  and  of  the  proximal  stump  following  sciatic  axotomy   (histological  and  histochemical 

methods).  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
HROCH.   M.     Dr.   —   Dept.  of  Biol..    Med.    Fac,   Charles  Univ.,   Simkova   870,   HRADEC 

KRALOVfi,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Nucleolus  during  myogenesis    in     vitro    studied  by  phase-contrast  time-lapse  cinemato- 
graphy. Gallus  domesticus   (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with 

J.  GAYER  and  V.  PUZA) 
HSU    (LIANG),   Mrs.   C.   Y.     Ph.D.,   Prof.   —  Dept.   of   Biomorphics,   Natl.    Defense    Med. 

Center,  P.O.  Box  7432,  TAIPEI,  Taiwan,  Republ.  of  China 
a       The  action  of  aureomycin  on  the  growth  of  thyroidectomized  tadpoles.  Rana  catesbeiana 

(Anura) 
h       Ageing  of  thyroidless  tadpoles.  Rana  catesbeiana  (Anura) 
c       Urine  nitrogen  of  thyroidectomized  tadpoles.  Rana  catesbeiana  (Anura) 
d       The   effect  of   aureomycin   on  tadpole   development   as   influenced   by   temperature.   Rana 

narina    (Anura) 
e        Food  intake  of  aureomycin-treated  tadpoles.  Rana  catesbeiana   (Anura) 
f        Correlation  between  experimental  sex-differentiation  and  pituitary  cytology.  Rana  cates- 
beiana (Anura) 
g       The    mechanism    of    growth-promoting    effect    of    aureomycin    in    young    animals.    Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Experimental  sex  reversal  with  high  temperature.  Rana  spp.  (Anura) 
HUANG,  Ru  Chih  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  Charles  and  34th  St., 

BALTIMORE,  Md.  21218,  U.S.A. 
a       Chemistry  of  chromosomal  protein  and  chromosomal  RNA.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Regulation  of  gene  function  at  the  molecular  level.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
HUBBY,  J.  L.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  CHICAGO, 

111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Physiological  genetics.  Drosophila  spec.   (Diptera) 

HUBER,  W.     D.Sc.  Prof.  —  Naturhist.  Museum,  Bernastr.  15.  CH-3000  BERN,  Switzerland 
a       Biometrie  des  Schadels.  Canis  familiaris  (Carnivora),  Capreolus  capreolus.  Rupicapra  rupi- 

capra  (Artiodactyla) 
b       Postembryonales  Wachstum.  Canis  familiaris  (Carnivora) 
c       Geschlechtszyklus.  Rupicapra  rupicapra  (Artiodactyla) 

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HUBERT,  J.     D.E.S.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anira.,   1   Av.  Vercingetorix,  63  CLERMONT-FER- 
RAND, France 
a       Regulation  de  I'oeuf.  Lacerta  vivipara  (Lacertilia) 
b       Lignee  germinale;  etude  descriptive  et  experimentalc;  ultrastructure  de  la  cellule  germinale. 

Lacerta  agilis,  Anguis  fcagiUs,  Vipera  aspis  (Reptilia) 
HUBSCHMAN,  J.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Sci.  and  Engin.,  Wright  State  Univ., 

Col.  Glenn  Highway,  DAYTON,  Ohio  45431,  U.S.A. 
a       Endocrine  control  of  growth  and  development    (metamorphosis)    in  larvae.   Palaemonetes 

spp.  (Decapoda,  Crustacea) 
HUCKINS,  Miss  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  McGill  Univ.,  MONTREAL  2,  Que.,  Canada 
a       The  morphology  of  the  spermatogonia!  population  in  growing   animals   as  visualized  on 

segments  of  seminiferous  tubules  mounted   in    t  o  t  o.    Rattus  noruegicus  (Rodentia) 
b       The  cell  cycle  times  of  the  spermatogonia!  population  in  prepuberal  animals  using  whole 

mount  radioautography.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
HUET,  C.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,  Univ.  de  Paris,  Fac.  des  Sci.  d'Orsay,  91  ORSAY.  France 
a       Developpement  de  I'appareil  genital  6  et  ?  de  la  larve.  Tenebrio  molitor  (Coleoptera) 
HUET,  M.     Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,  Univ.  de  Paris,  Fac.  des  Sci.  d'Orsay,  91  ORSAY,  France 
a       Regeneration  (influence  des  rayons  X,  du  systeme  nerveux).  Asterina  gibbosa  (Asteroidea) 
HUGHES,  A.  F.  W.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Western  Reserve 

Univ.,  CLEVELAND,  Ohio,  U.S.A. 
HULTIN,    J.    M.    T.     Fil.Dr.    —    The    Wenner-Gren    Inst.,    Norrtullsgatan    16,    S-113    45 

STOCKHOLM,  Sweden  • 

a       Protein   and   nucleic   acid   metabolism   in   early  development.   Artemia  salina    (Anostraca, 

Crustacea),   (Echinoidea) 
HUMEAU,  C.     Lab.  d'Histol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  2  rue  Ecole  de  Medecine,  34  MONTPELLIER, 

France 
a       Electron  microscopic  study  of  oogenesis.   (Amphibia) 

b       Electron  microscopic  study  of  atretic  oocytes.  Triturus  helveticus  (Urodela) 
HUMWSKL  S.     Dr.hab.  —  Chair  of  Zool.,  Coll.  of  Agricult..  Cybulskiego  20,  WROCILAW, 

Poland 
a       Influence  of  food,  light,  temperature  and  hormones  on  the  male  sexual  apparatus  during 

the  resting  period.  Microtus  arvalis,  M.  agrestis  (Mictotidae,  Rodentia),  Apodemus  agrarius 

A.  flavicollis,  Mus  musculus  (Muridae,  Rodentia) 
HUMMEL,    Miss   K.    P.     Ph.D.  — The   Jackson    Lab.,    BAR   HARBOR,    Me.   04609,    U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  anatomy  and  genetics.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

HUMPHREY,  R.  R.     Ph.D.,  Prof.   (Emer.)  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Indiana  Univ.,  BLOOMING- 
TON,  Ind.  47401,  U.S.A.  • 
HUMPHREY,   Miss  T.     M.D.,   Ph.D.,    Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Anat.,   Univ.   of  Alabama   Med. 

Center,  1919  Seventh  Ave.  South,  BIRMINGHAM,  Ala.  35233,  U.S.A.  • 

HUMPHREYS,  T.  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box 

109,  LA  JOLLA,  Calif.  92037.  U.S.A. 
a       RNA  and  protein  synthesis  in  embryos.  Acbacia  puncfulafa.  Strong ylocentrotus  purpuratus, 

Lythechinus  pictus,  (Echinoidea) 
h       Characterization  of  aggregation  factor.  Microciona  prolifera,  M.  parthena,  Haliclona  occu- 

lata  (Porifera) 
HUMPHREYS,  W.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Electr.  Micr.  Lab.,  Univ.  of  Georgia,  Barrow  Hall, 

ATHENS,  Ga.  30601,  U.S.A. 
a       Ultrastructure  of  blastomeres  in  mosaic  eggs.  Mytilus  edulis  (Lamellibranchia) 
b       Desiccated  cytoplasm   of  viable,   encysted   embryos   is   studied   by   transmission   electron 

microscopy   of   thin   sections,   replicas   of   frozen-fractured   preparations,   and   by   scanning 

electron  microscopy.  Artemia  salina  (Anostraca) 
c       Macromolecular   structures   in   extracellular   coats   of   unfertilized    and    fertilized   eggs   are 

compared   by   electron   microscopy   of   replicas   of   frozen-etched   preparations.   Strongylo- 

centrotus  purpuratus  (Echinoidea) 
HUMPHRIES,  A.  A.,  Jr.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Emory  Univ.,  ATLANTA.  Ga. 

30322,  U.S.A. 
a       Oviduct-oocyte  relationships.  (Amphibia) 
b       Chemistry  and  physiology  of  egg  jelly.  (Amphibia) 
c       Ultrastructure  of  oocytes.  (Amphibia) 
d       Fertilization.   (Amphibia) 

HUNT,  Miss  D.  M.     A.B.  —  Worcester  Found,  for  Exp.  Biol.,  222  Maple  Ave..  SHREWS- 
BURY, Mass.  01545.  U.S.A. 
a       Fertilization     in    vivo    and    in    vitro,     gonadogenesis,    and   irradiational   effects    on 

early    embryonic    stages    (morphology    and    physiology).    Oryctolagus    cuniculus,    Lepus 

americanus,  Sylvilagus  transitionalis  (Lagomorpha),  Cavia  porcellus,  Mus  musculus,  Rattus 

rattus,  Mystromys  albicaudatus,  Mesocricetus  auratus,   (Rodentia)  Mustela  furio    (Carni- 

vora) 
HUNT.  E.  L.     Ph.D..  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Emory  Univ.,  ATLANTA.  Ga.  30322, 

U.S.A. 

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a       Studies  on  the  estrus  cycle  and  gestation  in  alloxan-diabetic  animals.  Rattus  norvegicus 

(Rodentia) 
b       Developmental  pathology  of  the  endocrine  pancreas.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
HUNTER,  R.  M.     B.S.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  British  Columbia,  VANCOUVER   8, 

B.C.,  Canada 
a       Microspectro-photometric  analysis  of  pseudoplasmodial  differentiation.  Dictyosfelium  dis- 

coideum  (Acrasiales)    (in  collaboration  with  D.  W.  FRANCIS) 
HUREAU,  J.     Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres,  75  PARIS  Vie, 

France 
HtlRLIMANN,  R.     dipl.phil.II  —  Zool.-Vergl.  Anat.  Inst.,  Univ.  Zurich,  Kunstlergasse  16, 

CH  8006  ZORICH,  Switzerland 
a       Protein  pattern  during  development  as  revealed  by  disc-electrophoresis.  Drosophila  melano' 

gaster,  Phormia  cegina  (Diptera) 
HUSON,  A.     M.D.  —  Anat.-Embryol.   Lab.,   Fac.   of   Med.,   State   Univ.   of  Leiden,   Was- 

senaarseweg  62,  LEIDEN,  Netherlands 
a       Development  of  vertebral  column.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
HUVER,  C.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Coll.  of  Biol.  Scis.,  Univ.  of  Minnesota, 

MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn.  55455,  U.S.A. 
a       Cytology  of  fertilization.  Fundulus  heteroclitus  (Teleostei) 
b       Mechanism  of  blastodisc  formation;  site  and  origin  of  blastodisc.  (Teleostei) 
c       Sex  differentiation.  Anguilla  bostoniensis  (Teleostei) 
d       Hermaphroditism.  Gasterosteus  aculeatus  (Teleostei) 
e        Cytochemistry  of  spermatogenesis.  Fundulus  diaphanus   (Teleostei) 
i        Growth.  Perca  flavescens  (Teleostei) 

g       Chromosome  numbers.  Fundulus  heteroclitus,  F.  diaphanus   (Teleostei) 
HYODO  (TAGUCHI),  Mrs.  Y.     D.Sc.  —  Div.  of  Biol.,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Radiol.  Sci.,  Anagawa 

4-9-1,  CHIBA,  (280)  Japan 
a       Change  in  radiosensitivity  of  germ  cells  during   embryonic  development.   Oryzias  latipes 

(Teleostei) 
b       Embryology  of  reproductive  organs.  Oryzias  latipes  (Teleostei) 
ICHIKAWA,  A.     D.Sc,  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Hokkaido  Univ.,  North  10, 

West  8,  SAPPORO,  060  Japan 
a       Development  and  life-history  of  Japanese  forms.   (Rhizocephala,  Crustacea) 
b       Propagation  and  regeneration.  (Turbellacia) 
ICHIKAWA,  M.     D.Sc,  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Zool.  Inst..  Fac.  of  Sci.. 

Univ.  of  Kyoto,  Kitashirakawa,  Sakyo-ku,  KYOTO,  Japan  • 

IFFT,  J.  D.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Boston  Univ.,  80  E.  Concord  St.. 

BOSTON.  Mass.  02118.  U.S.A. 
a       Autoradiagraphic  studies  of  hypothalamus  development.  Rattus  domesticus  (Rodentia) 
IGNATJEVA.  Mrs.  G.  M.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol..  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R..  Vavilov  St  26.  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Investigation  of  the  relative  duration  of  embryonic  periods  in  connection  with  the  morpho- 

genetic  function  of  yolk.  Misgurnus  fossilis,  Esox  lucius,  Cacassius  carassius  and  other  spp. 

(Teleostei),  Amby stoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
IKEDA,  Miss  M.     Ph.D.  —  Embryol.  Sect..  Dept.  of  Biol..  Tokyo  Metropolitan  Univ..  2-1-1 

chome.  Fukazawa-machi.  Setagaya-ku.  TOKYO   (158),  Japan 
a       UV-irradiation  and  SH  radicals  in  eggs.  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus  (Echinoidea) 
b       Protein  synthesis  in  synchronized  cultures.  Tetrahymena  spec.   (Holotricha,  Ciliata) 
c       Protein  synthesis  in  eggs.  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus  (Echinoidea) 

IKUSHIMA,  N.     D.Sc.  —  Biol.  Lab..  Kansai  Med.  School,  HIRAKATA.  Osaka  Pref..  Japan 
ILIES,  A.     Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  Centrul  de  Embriol.  Norm.  §i  Patol.,  Acad.  Republ.  Social.  Romania, 

Bul.M.Viteazul  24,  TIMI§OARA,  Rumania 
a       Normal   and  pathological  necrotic   areas  in   embryonic  development.  Homo  sapiens    (Pri- 
mates) 
IMAHORI,  K.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Coll.  of  Gen.  Educ,  Osaka  Univ..  Toyonaka. 

OSAKA,  560  Japan 
a       Morphogenesis,  especially  of  sporelings.   (Characeae) 
IMAIZUMI,  T.     D.Sc.  —  Zool.   Inst.,   Fac   of  Sci.,   Univ.  of  Kyoto,  Sakyo-ku.   KYOTO. 

Japan 
IMBERSKI,  R.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,   Univ.  of  Maryland,  COLLEGE  PARK,   Md. 

20742,  U.S.A. 
a       Stage-specific   and   tissue-specific  occurrence  of   proteins  during   development.   Drosophila 

melanogaster    (Diptera),  Ephesfia  kiihniella    (Lepidoptera) 
b       Regulation  of  gene  expression   during   development.   Drosophila   melanogaster    (Diptera), 

Ephestia  kiihniella  (Lepidoptera) 
IMMERS,  J.     Fil.Dr.  —The  Wenner-Gren  Inst.,  Norrtullsgatan  16,  S-113  45  STOCKHOLM, 

Sweden 
a       Biochemical  factors  in  development,  particularly  the  role  of  mucopolysaccharides.   (Echi- 
noidea) 

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b       Changes  in  interaction  between  proteins  and  nucleic  acid  in  the  course  of  early  development. 

Paracentcotus  lividus,  Psammcchinus  miliacis  (Echnoidea) 
IMOH,  H.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Kyushu  Univ.,  Hakozaki,  FUKUOKA,  812. 

Japan 
a       Basic  proteins  in  developing  embryos.  Triturus  pyrrhogaster  (Urodela) 
h       Changes  in  macromolecular  synthesis  and  composition  during  primary  induction.  Triturus 

pyrrhogaster  (Urodela) 
INFANTE,  A.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  MIDDLETOWN,  Conn.  06457, 

U.S.A. 
a       Control   of   protein   and   nucleic   acid   synthesis   during    embryonic   development    (density 

gradient    centrifugation,    in    vivo     and     in    vitro     protein    synthesis,    electrophoretic 

separations).  Strong ylocenfrotus  purpuratus,  Lytechinus  pictus   (Echinoidea) 
INDUE,  S.     Ph.D.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Molec.  Univ.  de  Montreal,  B.P.  6128,   MONTREAL, 

Que.,  Canada 
a       Morphological   and   biochemical   studies   of   the   fertilization   membrane,    treatment   of   the 

isolated  membrane  with  enzymes  and  chemicals,  electron  microscopy.  Strongylocentrotus 

purpuratus  (Echinoidea) 
b       The  fine  structure  of  the  egg  surface  membrane  system   (plasma  and  vitelhne  membrane) 

and  its  changes  after  fertilization,  studied  on  isolated  membrane  system  and  on  embedded 

eggs.  Arbacia  punctulata,  Strongylocentrotus  purpuratus.   (Echinoidea) 
lOANNOU,  J.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  LEEDS  LS2  9NL,  England 
a       Fine  structure  and  metabolic  activity  of  oogonia  and  oocytes.  Cavia  cobaya   (Rodentia) 
h       Fine  structure  of  female  germ  cells.  Meriones  meriones  (Rodentia) 

c       Maturation  of  female  germ  cells   in  vitro.   Cavia  cobaya,  Meriones  meriones  (Rodentia) 
IRIE,  R.     B.S.  —  Natl.  Inst,  of  Anim.  Industry,  CHIBA-shi,  280  Japan 
a       UV-resistance  of  transforming  DNA  in  germinating  spores.  Bacillus  subtilis  (Bacteria) 
ISHIDA,   J.     D.Sc,    Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Biochem.,    Fac.   of   Sci.   and   Engin.,    Saitama   Univ., 

Shimo-Okubo  255,  URAWA-City,  Japan  o 

a       Crystallization  of  hatching  enzyme  and  its  biosynthesis  as  a  marker  of  cyto-differentiation. 

Oryzias  latipes  (Teleostei) 
b       Mode  of  action  of  hatching  enzyme  in  blastulae.  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus  (Echinoidea) 
ISHIKAWA,   M.     D.Sc.   —   Marine   Biol.   Station,   Nagoya  Univ.,    Sugashima-cho,   TOBA, 

Mie-ken,  (517)  Japan  • 

a       Physiological   studies    on    fertilization    and   artificial   parthenogenesis.    Hemicentrotus   puU 

cherrimus,  Pseudocentrotus  depressus  (Echinoidea)  (in  collaboration  with  M.  SUGIYAMA) 
ISHIKAWA,  T.     Dr.Vet.Med.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Vet.  Obstet.,  Fac.  of  Vet.  Med.,  Hokkaido 

Univ.,  N  18,  W  9,  SAPPORO,  (060)  Japan 
a       Cytogenetic  investigation  of  congenital  anomalies.  Bos  taurus  (Artiodactyla) 
ISHIZAKI,  H.     D.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Kyoto, 

Kitashirakawa,  Sakyo-ku,  KYOTO,  Japan 
ISONO,  N.     Ph.D.  —  Embryol.  Sect.,  Biol.  Dept.,  Tokyo  Metropolitan  Univ.,  2-1-1  chome, 

Fukazawa-machi,  Setagaya-ku,  TOKYO    (158),  Japan 
a       Carbohydrate  metabolism  of  eggs.  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus  (Echinoidea) 
b       Acid  soluble  nucleotides  of  eggs  and  sperm.  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus  (Echinoidea) 
ITO,  I.     M.D.  —  Natl.  Cancer  Centre  Hosp.,  Tsukiji  5  chome,  Chuoku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
ITO,  R.     M.S.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   Fac.   of   Med.,  Tokyo  Med.   and   Dental   Univ.,    1-5-47, 

Yushima,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  113  Japan 
a       Mechanism  of  resorption  of  collagen  fibres  in  the  metamorphosing  tadpole  tail.  Rana  cates- 

beiana,  R.  japonica,  Bufo  vulgaris  (Anura) 
lUCIF,  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  de  Morfol.  Hum.  Func.  e  Aplic,  Fac.  de  Med.  de  Ribeirao  Preto, 

Univ.  de  Sao  Paulo,  Caixa  Postal  301,  RIBEIRAO  PRETO,  S.P.,  Brazil 
a       Allometric  growth  of  the  skull  and  the  dental  arch.   (Rodentia) 
h       Allometric  growth  of  thyroidectomized  animals.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration 

with  A.  R.  CRUZ) 
c       Allometric  growth  of  the  eye  in  hemispherectomized  animals.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia)  in 

collaboration  with  R.  AZOUBEL  and  A.  R.  CRUZ) 
d       Effect  of  hemispherectomy  on  the  thyroid  gland.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia)   (in  collaboration 

with  R.  AZOUBEL  and  A.  R.  CRUZ) 
IVANOVA    (KASAS),    Mrs.   O.    M.     Dr.biol.sci.,    Prof.   —   Dept.    of   Embryol.,   Leningrad 

Univ.,  Mendeleevsky  St.  5,  LENINGRAD  B-164,  U.S.S.R. 
IVEMARK.  B.  I.     M.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Pediat.  Pathol.,  Karolinska  Hosp.,  10401  STOCK- 
HOLM, Sweden 
a       Anatomy  and  pathology  of  the  placenta  (micro-angiography).  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Lipid  histochemistry  of  the  placenta  in  pathologic  pregnancy.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
c       Fetal  and  neonatal  immunity  as  reflected  in  the  thymus  and  spleen   (immunofluorescence). 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
IVERSON,  R.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Miami,  CORAL  GABLES,  Fla. 

33124,  U.S.A. 
a       Nucleic  acids  during  development.  Lytechinus  variegatus  (Echinoidea) 

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b  Development  of  the  mitotic  apparatus  and  protein  synthesis  in  eggs  and  embryos.  (Echi- 
noidea) 

IWAMATSU,  T.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Lab.,  Aichi-Kyoiku  Univ..  KARIYA-City,  Aichi,  Japan 
—  Worcester  Found,  for  Exper.  Biol.,  222  Maple  Ave.,  SHREWSBURY,  Mass.  01545, 
U.S.A. 

a       Maturation  of  gametes.  Oryzias  latipes   (Teleostei) 

b       Fertilization.  Mesocricetus  auratus,  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

IWASA,  K.  D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Coll.  of  Gen.  Educ,  Osaka  Univ.,  Toyonaka,  OSAKA, 
560  Japan 

a  Physiological,  morphological  and  biochemical  studies  on  the  formation  of  multi-cellular 
bodies  from  unicellular  stages.  Chlamydomonas  spec,  Chlorella  spec.  (Chlorophyceae). 
Phaeodactylum  tricornutum  ( Diatomeae ) 

b  Sexual  differentiation  and  recombination.  Chlamydomonas  spec.  (Chlorophyceae),  Phaeo- 
dactylum tricornutum   (Diatomeae) 

IWASAKI,  T.  Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Biol.,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Radiol.  Sci.,  Anagawa  4-9-1,  CHIBA, 
(280)  Japan 

a  Effects  of  ionizing  radiations  on  embryonic  development.  Artemia  salina  (Anostraca, 
Crustacea) 

b       Cytological  studies  on  the  radiosensitivity  of  spermatogenesis.  Bombyx  mori  (Lepidoptera) 

IWASA WA,  H.     D.Sc.  —  Biol.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Niigata  Univ.,  NIIGATA,  Japan 

a       Embryological  study  on  endocrine  correlation.   (Amphibia) 

b       Comparative  anatomy  of  genital  system.   (Amphibia) 

c       Comparative  histology  of  endocrine  organs.  (Amphibia) 

IWATA,  F.  D.Sc.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Hokkaido  Univ.,  North  10,  West  8,  SAP- 
PORO. 060  Japan 

a  Studies  on  the  comparative  embryology  with  special  reference  to  taxonomic  interrelation- 
ships. (Nemertea) 

b       Development  and  regeneration.  Lineus  vegitus  (Nemertea) 

c  Comparative  embryology  of  some  marine  animals.  Notoplana  humilis  (Polycladida,  Tur- 
bellaria),  Pugettia  quadridens  (Bcachyura,  Decapoda) ,  Dendrodoris  rubra  (Opisthobranchia, 
Gastropoda) 

lYEIRI,  Mrs.  S.  D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Fac.  of  Sci..  Kuyshu  Univ.,  Hakozaki,  FUKUOKA, 
812  Japan 

a  RNA  metabolism  of  dissociated  embryonic  cells  being  affected  by  inductive  agents. 
(Amphibia) 

b       RNA-polymerase  of  the  egg.  Artemia  salina  (Anostraca,  Crustacea) 

IZAWA,  K.  B.  Fish.  —  Hamajima  Marine  Biol.  Station,  c/o  Fac.  of  Fish.,  Pref.  Univ.  of 
Mie,  158  Edobashi  2-chome,  TSU,  Mie  Pref.  514  Japan 

a  Postembryonic  development:  Chalimus  and  copepodid  stages.  Caligus  spec.  (Copepoda, 
Crustacea) 

JACCARINI,  Rev.  V.  M.A.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Cower 
St..  LONDON  W.C.I.  England 

a  Analysis  at  cellular  level  of  morphogenetic  movements  in  sternum  development.  Coturnix 
coturnix  japonica;  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

JACOB,  J.  Ph.D.  —  M.R.C.  Epigenet.  Research  Group.  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet..  Univ.  of 
Edinburgh,  West  Mains  Rd.,  EDINBURGH,  EH9  3JN,  Scotland,  U.K. 

a  Uitrastructure  and  ultrastructural  cytochemistry  of  nucleolus  in  larval  salivary  gland  cells. 
Smittia  parthenogenetica  (Chironomidae,  Diptera) 

b  Ultrastructural  changes  and  patterns  of  RNA  and  protein  synthesis  in  differentiating  cells 
as  studied  by  E.  M.  autoradiography.  Tritunis  alpestris  (Urodela),  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

c  Synthesis  and  transformations  of  cellular  membranes:  nuclear  membranes  in  Hela  cells; 
endoplasmic  reticulum  in  cement  gland  cells  of  embryo.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)  (in  col- 
laboration with  C.  H.  WADDINGTON  and  Miss  M.  M  .PERRY) 

d  Nature  of  involvcir.ent  of  nucleolus  in  virus  induced  Lucke  tumour  cells.  Rana  pipiens 
(Anura) 

JACOBS,  R.  M.  Ph.D.  — Dept.  of  Oral  Biol..  Coll.  of  Dent.  Univ.  of  Iowa.  IOWA  CITY, 
Iowa  52240,  U.S.A. 

a  Placental  transmission  of  muscle  relaxants  and  their  teratogenic  effects.  Mus  musculus. 
(Rodentia) 

JACOBS,  W.  P.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Princeton  Univ.,  PRINCETON,  N.J.  08540.  U.S.A. 

a  Experimental  developmental  morphology,  using  controlled  environment  chambers,  electronic 
computer  processing  of  data,  and  studies  of  hormonal  effects  on  organ  and  cell  differen- 
tiation. Caulerpa  prolifera  (Siphonales.  Algae),  Coleus  blumei  (Labiatae).  Xanthium  penn- 
sylvanicum  (Compositae) 

JACOBSON,  A.  G.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  The  Univ.  of  Texas.  AUSTIN,  Tex. 
78712,  U.S.A. 

a       Induction  and  positioning  of  the  nose,  lens  and  ear.  Taricha  tocosa  (Urodela) 

b  Factors  controlling  the  segregation  of  the  optic  vesicle  into  pigmented  retinal  epithelium 
and  sensory  retina.  Taricha  torosa  (Urodela) 

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c  Characterization  of  the  endodermal  substance  that  induces  heart  development.  Taricha 
toTosa  (Utodela) 

JACOBSON.  D.  CO.  Fil.Dr.  —  Zool.  Inst..  Univ.  of  Uppsala,  Villavagen  9,  UPPSALA, 
Sweden  • 

a       Determination  of  the  central  nervous  system.  Ambystoma  spec.  (Urodela) 

h  Experimental  studies  on  fiber  pattern  formation  in  the  medulla  oblongata.  Ambystoma  spec. 
(Urodela) 

c       The  mechanism  of  neurulation.  Ambystoma  spec.  (Urodela) 

d       Cytoplasmic  control  of  DNA  synthesis  in  neurons.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

JACOBSON.  M.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biophys.,  The  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  BALTIMORE. 
Md.  21218.  U.S.A. 

JACOBSSON.  A.  Fil.mag.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Gothenburg,  4de  LSnggatan  7B,  GCTE- 
BORG  SV,  Sweden 

JACQUES,  Miss,  S.  Y.  B.A.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Coll.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Western  Ontario, 
LONDON,  Ont.,  Canada 

a  Biological  effects  of  the  "chemosterilant":  Hempa  (hexamethylphosphoric  triamide)  on 
embryonic  cells  and  fibroblasts  in  culture.   (Teleostei),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

JACQUOT.  R.  L.  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim..  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  347,  51 
REIMS,  France 

a  Pre-  and  postnatal  changes  in  glucose  and  glycogen  metabolism  of  the  liver  cell;  even- 
tually assays  on  isolated  cultured  hepatocytes;  electron  microscopic  studies.  Rattus  nor- 
vegicus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  C.  PLAS) 

b  Hemopoietic  function  of  the  foetal  liver;  factors  controlling  its  progressive  disappearance. 
Rattus  noTvegicus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  J.  NAGEL) 

c  Endocrine  function  of  the  foetal  pancreas;  insulin  blood  levels  in  the  foetus  and  in  the 
mother.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia)  in  collaboration  with  J.  M.  FELIX,  B.  C.  J.  SUTTER 
and  Mrs.  M.  T.  SUTTER   (DUB)) 

JAFFE.  L.  F.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Purdue  Univ.,  LAFAYETTE,  Ind.  47907, 
U.S.A. 

JAGERSTEN,  K.  G.  M.  Fil.Dr.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Uppsala,  Villavagen  9. 
UPPSALA,  Sweden 

a       Larval  development.   (Pogonophora) 

h       Comparative  study  of  larval  development.   (Invertebrata) 

JALOUZOT,  R.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gen.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  347,  51  REIMS,  France 

JAMES,  B.  L.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  Coll.  of  Swansea.  Singleton  Park.,  SWAN- 
SEA. Glamorganshire,  Wales.  U.K. 

JAMES,  D.  A.  D.Phil.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Saskatchewan,  SASKATOON,  Sask., 
Canada 

a       Immunological  aspects  of  pregnancy.  Mus  spec.   (Rodentia) 

h       Physiology  of  invasive  tissues:  trophoblast  and  tumour.  Mus  spec.  (Rodentia) 

JAMES,  D.  W.  B.S.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  Univ.  Coll.,  Gower  St.,  LONDON 
W.C.I,  England 

a       In   vitro    studies  of  the  central  nervous  system.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 

JANDIERI,  Miss  K.  M.  —  Dept.  of  Biophysics,  Inst,  of  Exper.  Morphol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of 
the  Georgian  S.S.R.,  51  St.  Kamo.  TBILISSI  2,  U.S.S.R. 

a  Participation  of  nuclear  and  cytoplasmic  factors  in  regulation  of  DNA  synthesis  studied 
in  isolated  nuclei.  Callus  domesticus   (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

JANS,  D.  E.  Drs.  —  Muscular  Dystrophy  Res.  Labs.,  Newcastle  Gen.  Hospt.,  NEW- 
CASTLE upon  Tyne  NE4  6BE,  England 

a  The  quantitative  measurement  of  RNA  in  normally  differentiating  myoblasts  growing  in 
tissue  culture,  and  in  comparable  myoblasts  cultured  from  dystrophic  muscle.  Callus  domes- 
ticus (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates)  (in  collaboration  with 
K.  F.  A.  ROSS) 

b  Measurement  of  the  uptake  by  myoblasts  of  RNA  fractions  added  to  tissue  culture  media. 
Callus  domesticus  (Aves).  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates)  (in  col- 
laboration with  K.  F.  A.  ROSS) 

JANSEN,  J.  M.D.,  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Anat.  Inst..  Univ.  of  Oslo.  Karl  Johansgt.  47.  OSLO. 
Norway  • 

JANSSENS.  P.  A.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  School  of  Gen.  Studies.  Australian  Nat.  Univ., 
P.O.  Box  4,  CANBERRA,  A.C.T.  2600.  Australia 

a  Development  of  enzyme  systems  specially  those  concerned  in  nitrogen  metabolism. 
Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

JAYLET.  A.  Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gener..  Fac.  des  Sci..  118  Route  de  Narbonne, 
31   TOULOUSE   (04),  France 

a  Effets  des  rayons  X  sur  la  descendance  d'animaux  irradies;  etude  des  anomalies  chro- 
mosomiques.  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela) 

b  Etude  d'un  facteur  recessif  semi-letal.  ac.  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela)  (en  collaboration 
avec  J.  C.  BEETSCHEN) 

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JELINEK,  R.     MUDr.,  CSc.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.,  Charles  Univ..  Albertov  4,   PRAGUE  2, 

Czechoslovakia 
a       Quantitative   changes  of   tissue,   cellular   and  subcellular   structure   in   normal   and   patho- 
logical ontogenesis  of  the  central  nervous  system.  (Vertebcata) 
h       Secondary  development  of  axial  structures    (origin  of  neural  tube  and  somites   from   the 

tail  bud,  localization  of  proliferation  centers).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Elaboration  of  an  appropriate  method  for  testing  the  teratogenic  activity  of  drugs.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  norvegicus  albus  (Rodentia) 
JIRASEK,  J.  E.     CSc.  —  Embryol.  Lab.,  Inst,  for  the  Care  of  Mother  and  Child,  nabn  K. 

Marxe  157,  PRAHA-Podoli,  Czechoslovakia 
JIRSOVA,  Miss  Z.     M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Charles  Univ.,  Albertov  4. 

PRAGUE  2,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Egg  transplantation   (electron  microscopic  and  cytochemical  studies  of  egg  transport  and 

implantation  in  experimental  conditions).   (Mammalia) 
h       Electron  microscopy  and  cytochemistry  of  tubal  epithelium.   (Rodentia;  Carnivora).  Homo 

sapiens  (Primates) 
JIT,  I.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Coll..  ROHTAK,  India 
a       Development  of  the  splanchnic  nerves.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Development  of  striated  muscle  of  oesophagus.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
c       Ages  of  ossification  of  various  bones  in  embryos  and  adults.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
d       Structure  and  development  of  anal  sphincters.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
JOHANSSON,   K.  B.  G.     Fil.lic.  —  The  Wenner-Gren   Inst.,  Norrtullsgatan    16,   S-113  45 

STOCKHOLM,  Sweden 
a       Regulation  of  enzyme  synthesis  in  cells  in  tissue  culture. 
JOHN,  H.  —  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet.,  King's  Bldgs,  West  Mains  Rd.,  EDINBURGH  EH9  3JN. 

Scotland,  U.K. 
JOHNEN,  Miss  A.  G.     Dr.phil.  Doz.  —  Zool.   Inst,   der  Univ.,  Weyertal    119,  5  KOLN- 

Lindenthal,  W.Germany  • 

a       Die  Wirkungsspezifitat  abnormer  Induktoren  in  der  Entwicklung.  (Amphibia) 
h       Die  Bedeutung  des  Zeitfaktors  beim  Induktionsvorgang.  Amby stoma  spec,  Triturus  spec. 

(Urodela) 
c       Untersuchungen  iiber  die  Kompetenzverhaltnisse  beim  Ektoderm.   (Urodela) 
JOHNSON.  D.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Genet.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Wolfson  House, 

4  Stephenson  Way,  LONDON  N.W.I.  England 
a       Studies  of  the  relationship  of  the  developing   embryo  to  its   surrounding   fluids,   and   the 

way  the  relationship  changes  when  the  embryo  is  carrying  mutant  genes.  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
b       Electron  microscopy  of  abnormal  tissues  from  animals  carrying  mutant  genes.  Mus  mus- 
culus  (Rodentia) 
JOHNSON,  E.   M.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.   Sci.,  Coll.  of  Med..   Univ.  of  Florida, 

GAINESVILLE,  Fla.  32601,  U.S.A. 
a       The  ontogeny  of  isoenzymes  and  the  influence  of  teratogenic  agents  thereon;  mechanisms 

of  teratogenesis.   (Aves) 
JONES   (HOLT),  Mrs.  E.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Birmingham, 

Edgbaston.  BIRMINGHAM  15.  England 
a       The  effect  of  maternal  age  on  morphology  and  development  of  fertilized  eggs.  Mas  mus- 
culus  (Rodentia) 
JONES,  G.  E.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Glasgow.  GLASGOW  W.2.  Scotland, 

U.K. 
a       Effect  of  dielectric  constant  on  the  adhesion  of  embryonic  cells.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
JONES,   K.   W.     Ph.D.  —   Inst,   of  Anim.   Genet..   Univ.  of  Edinburgh.   West   Mains  Rd., 

EDINBURGH  EH9  3JN.  Scotland.  U.K. 
a       Small  aggregate  cultures  of  embryonic  cells.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 

b       Ultrastructural  effects  of  actinomycin  D  on  cultured  embryonic  cells.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
c       Molecular  "hybridization"  studies  on  cells  cultured    in    vitro     (extending  current  tech- 
niques  of   RNA/DNA   annealing   down   to   the    cellular   and    tissue   level).  Rana   pipiens 

(Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  H.  JOHN) 
d       Studies  on  the  behaviour  and  differentiation  of  normal  and  dystrophic  myogenic  cells    i  n 

vitro    and    in    vivo.    Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
JONES.  O.  P.     Ph.D.,  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  State  Univ.  of  New  York  at  Buffalo, 

318  Capen  Hall,  BUFFALO,  N.Y.   14214,  U.S.A. 
a       Embryonic  blood  cells  in  the  yolk  sac.  Rattus  spec.   (Rodentia) 
b       Electron   microscopy  of  hepatic   hematopoiesis.   Rattus   spec.    (Rodentia),   Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
JONES.  R.   F.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.    Sci.,   State   Univ.   of  New  York   at   Stony   Brook, 

STONY  BROOK,  N.Y.   11790,  U.S.A. 
a       Physiology  and  biochemistry  of  development  and  differentiation  during  vegetative  growth, 

asexual  reproduction  and  gametogenesis.  Chlamydomonas  reinhardtii  (Volvocales,  Chloro- 

phyceae)  ,      ,u         •       > 

b       Control  of  vegetative  and  reproductive  development.  Marchantia  polymorpha  (Hepaticae) 

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JONES.   R.  W.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Oklahoma   State   Univ.,   STILLWATER, 

Okia.  74074.  U.S.A. 
a       Relationships  between  rates  of  cell  division  in  cleavage  and  rates  of  embryonic  development. 

Brachydanio  redo,  Notropis  girardi.  Hybognathus  placitus,  Hybopsis  aestivalis  (Teleostei) 
JONES.  W.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Marine  Sci.  Labs.,  Univ.  Coll.  of  North  Wales,  MENAI  BRIDGE, 

Anglesey,   Wales,   U.K. 
JONGH,  H.  J.  de     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Erabryol.,  Univ.  of  Groningen,  Oostersingel  69. 

GRONINGEN,  Netherlands 
a       Functional  morphology  of  the  head  with  special  reference  to  larval  life  and  metamorphosis. 

(Anura) 
h       Allometric  growth  of  the  eye.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
c       Development  of  the  dentition.   (Blenniidae,  Teleostei) 

JONGKIND.  J.   F.     Ph.D.  —  Netherlands  Central  Inst,   for  Brain  Research,   IJdijk  28,  AM- 
STERDAM. Netherlands 
a       Energy    utilization    in    cerebral    hemispheres    during    embryonic    development,    using    the 

techniques  of  Lowry  c.s.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
JONSSON,  B.  G.     Fil.hc.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Uppsala,  Villavagen  9,  UPPSALA,  Sweden 
a       The  effect  of  various  drugs    (a.o.  thalidomide)    on   embryonic  development.   Amby stoma 

spec.   (Urodela).  Rattus  spec.   (Rodentia),  Oryctolagus  spec.   (Lagomorpha) 
JOSHI,  Mrs.  M.  M.     M.S.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Coll.,  NAGPUR-3,  M.S.,  India 
a       Differentiation  of  the  anterior  horn  cells  of  the  spinal  cord.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       The   influence  of  the   peripheral   field  on   the   morphogenesis   of   the   anterior   horn   cells. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
JOST,  A.  D.     D.Sc,  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Comp.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Univ.  de  Paris, 

9  quai  St.  Bernard,  75  PARIS  Ve,  France  • 

JOVICKI,    Mrs.    G.    RISTIC     B.Sc.    —    Inst,    of    Nucl.    Sci    "Boris    Kidrich",    BEOGRAD. 

Yugoslavia 
JUBERTHIE,  C    J.  —  Lab.  Souterrain  du  C.N.R.S.,  09  MOULIS   (Ariege).  France 
JUBERTHIE   (JUPEAU),  Mrs.  L.  —  Lab.  Souterrain  du  C.N.R.S.,  09  MOULIS    (Ariege), 

France 
JUDINA,  Mrs.  L.  M.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Leningrad  Univ.,  Mendeleevsky  St.  5,  LENIN- 
GRAD B-164,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Embryonic  development.  Bunodactis  stella   (Zoantharia,  Actinozoa) 

JUNG,  E.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Rontgenring  10,  87  WURZBURG,  W.Germany 
a       Further   experiments  to   determine  the  ooplasmic   reaction   system.   Bruchidius    (=    Acan- 

thoscelides)  obtectus   (Bruchidae,  Coleoptera) 
JURA,  Cz.     D.Sc.  —  Zool.  Dept.,  Jagiellonian  Univ.,  ul.Krupnicza  50,  KRAKOW,  Poland 
a       Early  developmental  stages.  Tetrodontophora  bielanensis  (Collembola) 
h       Role   of   egg    cortex    in   embryogenesis    (studies   with   UV   micro-beam).   Succinea  putris 

(Gastropoda) 
JURAND,    A.     Ph.D.,    —    Inst,   of    Anim.   Genet.,    Univ.    of    Edinburgh,    West    Mains    Rd., 

EDINBURGH  EH9  3JN,  Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Further  observations  on  the  mesoblast  of  developing  limb  buds.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves), 

Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Early   changes  in  developing   embryos  after  hydrocortisone  treatment.  Gallus  domesticus 
c       Developmental  changes  in  the  notochord.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
d       Studies  on  the  formation  of  various  cell  organelles  during  the  fission  cycle.  Paramecium 

JURGENS,  J.  D.     M.Sc.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Stellenbosch,  STELLENBOSCH, 

S.Africa 
a       The  nasal  capsule  and  its  bearing  on  the  phylogeny.  (Amphibia) 
JUSTUS.  J.  T.     Ph.D.  —  Springville  Labs.,  Roswell  Park  Mem.  Inst.,  SPRINGVILLE.  N.Y. 

14141,  U.S.A. 
JUSZCZYK,  W.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Wyzsza  Szkola  Pedagogiczna,  ul.   Podbrzezie  3, 

KRAK6W.  Poland 
a       Influence   of   starvation    on    larval   development.   Rana    temporaria,    Bufo   bufo    (Anura), 

Tciturus  vulgaris,  T.  cristatus  (Urodela) 
KACZANOWSKA  (DOBRZAf^SKA).  Mrs.  J.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Warsaw  Univ., 

Krak.  Przedmiescie  26/28,  WARSZAWA  64,  Poland 
a       Morphogenesis  of  division  and  regeneration:  1.  the  topography  of  cortical  organelles   (oral 

apparatus,  contractile  vacuole  pores,  cytoproct,  kinetome)  2.  site  determinations  and  mor- 

phogenetic  movements  during  morphogenesis  in  normal  and  experimental  set  of  conditions. 

Chilodonella  cucullulus  (Ciliata) 
KACZANOWSKI,  A.     Dr.es.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Warsaw  Univ.,  Krakowskie  Przedmiescie 

26/28,  WARSAWA  64,  Poland 
a       Morphology  and  hypothesis  of  growth  of  trophonts.  Opalina  ranacum.  (Opalina,  Zooma' 

stigina) 

1.  Growth  as  a  function  of  synthesis  of  microtubular  fibrils 

2.  Growth  abnormalities 

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b       Experiments  on  life  cycle  and  development.  Opalina  ranarum    (Opalina,  Zoomastigina) , 
host:  Rana  temporaria  (Anura) 

1.  In  tadpoles  under  normal  and  abnormal   conditions  of  temperature  and  nutrition 

2.  Cell  differentiation  and  polyploidy 

KADASNE,  D.  K.  M.S..  F.R.C.S.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Coll.,  NAGPUR-3.  M.S.,  India 
a  Differentiation  of  spinal  ganglia  in  vitro  and  in  vivo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
KAHN,  A.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Syracuse  Univ..  130  College  Place.  SYRACUSE, 

N.Y.  13210,  U.S.A. 
a       Mechanisms    in    the    control    of    morphogenesis    and    differentiation.    Dictyostelium    spec, 

Polyspondylium  spec,  Protostelium  spec.  (Acrasiales).  Naegleria  griiberi  (Amoebina) 
h       Mechanisms  in  the  control  of  cell  movement  in  amoeboid  microorganisms.  Dictyostelium 

spec,  Polyspondylium  spec,  Protostelium  spec.   (Acrasiales) 
KAIGHN.  M.  E.     Ph.D.  —  New  York  Blood  Center.  310  E.  67th  St..  NEW  YORK.  N.Y. 

10021.  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  changes  in  plasma  protein  synthesis  in  clonally-derived  liver  cells   in   vitro 

as  revealed  by  radioimmunochemical  techniques.  Raftus  rattus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
KAITILA.  I.  —  Lab.  of  Exper.  Embryol.,  Ill  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Univ.  of  Helsinki,  Haartmanin- 

katu  3,  HELSINKI  25.  Finland 
a       Drug-induced  teratogenesis    in    vitro.    Mus  musculus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with 

L.  O.  SAXfiN  and  A.  LATHI) 
KAJI.  S.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Fac  of  Sci.,  Konan  Univ..  Okamoto.  Motoyama-cho. 

Higashi-nada-ku,  KOBE.  Japan 
a       Tissue  differentiation  of  the  eye  disc  in  the  Bar  mutant.  Drosophila  melanogastec  (Dipteta) 
KAJII,  T.     M.D.  —  WHO  Reference  Center,  Clin.  Univ.  de  Gynecol,  et  d'Obstet.,  20  rue 

Alcide  Jentzer,  1211  GENEVE  4.  Switzerland 
a       Congenital  malformations  and  cytogenetics.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Cytogenetics  of  aborted  fetuses.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
KAJISHIMA,  T.     D.Sc  —  Biol.  Inst..  Fac.  of  Sci..  Nagoya  Univ..  Chikusa-ku.  NAGOYA. 

Japan  • 

KAJITA.  A.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biochem..  Nippon  Med.  School.   1-1-5.  Sendagi.  Bunkyo-ku, 

TOKYO.  Japan 
a       Genetic  control  of  hemoglobin  switch  during   metamorphosis.   Rana  catesbeiana    (Anura) 

(in  collaboration  with  K.  HAM  ADA  and  R.  SHUKUYA) 
b       Change  of  isozyme  patterns  during   metamorphosis.   Rana   catesbeiana    (Anura)    (in   col- 
laboration with  R.  SHUKUYA) 
KALANGO.  Miss  M.  I.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Univ.  of  Ibadan,  IBADAN,  Nigeria 
KALLfiN,   A.  J.   B.     M.D.,    Prof.   —  Tornblad-Inst.    for   Comp.    Embryol.,   Biskopsgatan   7, 

LUND,  Sweden  • 

a       Overgrowth  phenomenon  of  the  brain.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Epidemiologic  studies  on  teratology.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
KALMAN.   G.     Ph.M.   —   Dept.  of   Anat..    Univ.    Med.    School.    Kossuth   Lajos   sug.-ut  40, 

SZEGED,  Hungary 
a       Development   of   the   adrenergic   inhibitory    terminals    in    autonomic    gangha;    fluorescence 

microscopy  and  electron  microscopy.  Mus  cattus  (Rodentia)   (in  collaboration  with  B.  CSIL- 

LIK  and  Miss  E.  KNYIHAR) 
KALTENBACH.  Mrs.  J.  COUFFER     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Clapp  Lab..  Mount 

Holyoke  Coll..  SOUTH  HADLEY.  Mass.  01075.  U.S.A. 
a       Local  action  of  thyroxine  on  metamorphosis:  histological  and  histochemical  studies.  Rana 

pipiens  (Anura) 
KALTER,  H.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Children's  Hosp.  Res.  Found.,  Div.  of  Teratol..  Elland  and 

Bethesda  Aves..  CINCINNATI.  Ohio  45229.  U.S.A. 
KALTHOFF,    K.   —   Biol.    Inst.    I    (Zool.)    der    Univ.,    Katharinenstr.    20.    78    FREIBURG, 

W.Germany 
a       Embryonic  determination.  Smittia  spec.   (Chironomidae,  Diptera) 
KALUZA.   J.   S.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Neuropathol..   Polish  Acad,   of  Sci..   ul.   Botaniczna  3, 

KRAK6W,  Poland 
KAMAR.  G.  A.  R.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Anim.  Prod.  Dept.,  Fac.  of  Agric,  Cairo  Univ.,  GIZA. 

Egypt,  U.A.R. 
a       Factors  influencing  reproduction  and  production  as  far  as  the  endocrines  and  gonads  are 

concerned.   (Aves) 
b       Growth  and  factors  affecting  especially  the  endocrines.   (Aves) 
c       Factors  influencing  production  and  reproduction  as  far  as  the  environmental  conditions  arc 

concerned.  (Aves) 
KAMAT,  D.  N.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Shivaji  Univ..  Vidyanagar.  KOLHAPUR-4,  M.S. 

India 
a       A  histochemical  (qualitative  and  quantitative)  study  of  phospholipids  and  phosphatases  in 

the  larval  stages.  Chrysomia  rulifacies  (Diptera)   (in  collaboration  with  P.  S.  CHITNIS, 

Poena) 


KAMEL.   A.      Ph.D.,   Prof.    —    Dept.   of  Zool..   Fac.   of   Sci.,   Ain  Shams   Univ..   Abassia. 

CAIRO.  Egypt.  U.A.R. 
KAMEYAMA,  Y.     M.D..  D.Med.Sc.  —  The  Research  Inst,  of  Environm.  Med.,  Nagoya  Univ., 

Furo-cho.   Chikusa-ku,   NAGOYA,   464   Japan 
a       Effects  of  ionizing   radiations  upon  embryos  of  different   species.   Mus   mn.'^culus,  Raftus 

norvegicus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  U.  MURAKAMI,  K.  HOSHINO  and  Miss 

T.  NAKAYAMA) 
b       Effects  of  reduced  atmospheric  pressures  upon  the  embryo.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Effects  of  some  chemical  substances  upon  the  embryo.  Mus  musculus.  Rattus  norvegicus 

(Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  K.  HOSHINO) 
d       Mechanism  responsible  for  malformations  of  the  extremity  in  the  embryo.  Mus  musculus, 

Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
e        Comparative  study  of  the  proceeding  of  development  in  different  strains  and  species  of 

laboratory  animals.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
KANATANI,  H.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Physiol.,  Ocean  Research   Inst.,   Univ.  of  Tokyo, 

Minamidai  1-15,  Nakano-ku,  TOKYO,    (164)    Japan 
a       Mechanism  of  spawning.  Asterias  amurensis,  Asterina  pectinifera    (Asteroidea) 
b       Mode  of  action  of  1-methyladenine  on  oocyte  maturation.   (Asteroidea) 
KANAZIR,  D.  T.     M.D.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Nucl.  Sci.  "Boris  Kidrich",  BEOGRAD, 

Yugoslavia 
KANE    R.  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Pacific  Biomed.  Research  Center,  Univ.  of  Hawaii,  2538  The 

Mall,  HONOLULU,  Hawaii  96822,  U.S.A. 
a       Role  of  cortical  granules  in  formation  of  hyaline  and  fertilization  membrane.   (Echinoder- 

mata) 
h       Mechanism  of  cell  division,  studied  by  means  of  the  isolated  mitotic  apparatus.  (EchinodeC' 

mata) 
KANJI,  S.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Presidency  Coll.,  CALCUTTA-12.  W.Bengal,  India 
KANKAVA,  Mrs.  B.  Z.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Embryol.,  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Acad. 

of  Sci.  of  the  Georgian  S.S.R.,  TBILISI,  U.S.S.R. 
KANKI,  T.  —  Embryol.  Sect.,  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Tokyo  Metropolitan  Univ.,  2-1-1   chomc,  Fuka- 

zawa-machi,  Setagaya-ku,  TOKYO,  158,  Japan 
a       Synthesis  of  RNA  during  early  development.  Anthocidaris  spec,   Pseudocentrotus  spec, 

Hemicentrotus  spec.   (Echinoidea) 
KANOH,   Y.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Akkeshi   Marine  Biol.   Station,   Hokkaido  Univ.,  AKKESHI, 

Hokkaido,  Japan  • 

a       Electronmicroscope    observation    of    spermatozoa    and    fertilization    process.     (Mollusca; 

Teleostei) 
KANTOROVA,  Mrs.  W.  I.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R,  Vavilov  St  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Regeneration  of  cranium  bones.  Canis  familiaris   (Carnivora) 
KAPLAN,  N.   O.     Ph.D.,   Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Biol.,    Univ.   of  California.    San    Diego,    P.O. 

Box  109,  LA  JOLLA,  Calif.  92037,  U.S.A. 
a       Action  of  pyridine  nucleotides  in  development  and  differentiation 
KAPLAN,  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  Sci.,  Coll.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Florida,  GAINESVILLE, 

Fla.  32601.  U.S.A. 
a       Investigations  into  the  mechanisms  underlying  congenital  malformations;  bio-energetics  of 

development  and  the  influence  of  teratogens  thereon.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
KARASAKI,  S.     Ph.D.  —  Research  Labs.,  Montreal  Cane   Inst.,  Notre-Dame  Hosp.,    1560 

Sherbrooke  E.,  MONTREAL  24,  Que..  Canada  • 

a       Studies  on  yolk  platelets.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
KARASAKI,  Sh.  —  Depts.  of  Microbiol,   and  Biochem.,   Med.   Center,  Univ.  of  Kentucky, 

LEXINGTON,  Ky.  40506,  U.S.A. 
a       Analysis   of   the    physico-chemical    properties   of    DNA    in    differentiating    cells.    Tritucus 

viridescens  (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia), 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  P.  MODAK) 
KARB,  B.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Inst,  fur  Landwirtsch.  Zool.  und  Bienenk.   der  Univ.,   Melbweg  5. 

53  BONN,  W.Germany 
a       Vitamin  D-Mangelerscheinungen  bei  embryonen.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
KARLIN.   Miss  D.     B.Sc  —  Dept.  of  Zool..   Hebrew  Univ.   of  Jerusalem,    JERUSALEM, 

Israel 
a       The  ultrastructural  changes  which  occur  in  blastoderm  cells  as  they  differentiate  into  either 

epi-  or  hypoblastic  cells.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
KARLSSON.    B.     Fil.Dr.   —   Zoophysiol.    Inst..    Univ.    of   Lund.    Helgonavagen    3.    223    62 

LUND.  Sweden 
a       Biochemical    and    immunological   studies   of   stage   specific   proteins    and   enzymes   of   the 

developing  embryo.  Sus  spec.  (Artiodactyla) 
KASA,  P.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  Med.  School,  Kossuth  Lajos  sug.-ut  40,  SZEGED, 

Hungary 

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a       Developmental   histochemistry   of   the   archicerebellar  cortex.   Mus  caftus    (Rodentia)    (in 

collaboration  with  B.  CSILLIK) 
KASPI  (VISHNIVETSKI),  Mrs.  Th.     M.S.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.  and  TeratoL.  Tel-Hashomer 

Hosp.,  Tel-Aviv  Univ.  Med.  School.  TEL-AVIV,  Israel 
a       Behaviour   and  vital  properties   of   syncytial   placenta   cells    in    vitro    at  term.   Homo 

sapiens  (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  L.  A.  NEBEL) 
KASSNER,  J.     D.Sc.  —  Zaklad  Zool.  Ogolnej,  Inst,  of  Zool,  Univ.  of  Wroclaw,  ul.  Sien- 

kiewicza  21.  WROCLAW.  Poland 
KASYANOV,  V.  L.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Leningrad  Univ.,  Mendeleevsky  St.  5,  LENIN- 
GRAD B-164,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Electrical   properties  of  eggs   during   maturation  and   development.   Rana  temporaria   and 

other  spp.  (Amphibia) 
b       Effect  of  centrifugation  on  egg  development.  Rana  temporaria  and  other  spp.  (Amphibia) 
KATAGIRI.   Ch.     D.Sc.  —  Zool.   Inst.,  Fac.   of  Sci.,   Hokkaido   Univ..   North   10  West   8, 

SAPPORO,  (060)  Japan 
a       Fertilization  and  cleavage.  Rana  spec,  Bufo  spec.  (Anura) 

b       Characterization  and  development  of  hatching  enzyme.  Rana  spec,  Bufo  spec.  (Anura) 
KATAKURA,  Y.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Keio  Univ.,  YOKOHAMA-Hiyoshi,  Japan 
a       Development  of  the  sex  characters.  Armadillidium  vulgare  (Isopoda,  Crustacea) 
KATASHIMA,  R.     D.Sc.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,   Hiroshima  Univ.,   Higashisenda-cho, 

HIROSHIMA.  Japan 
a       Breeding  system.  Euplotes  spec.  (Ciliata) 
KATO,    K.-I.     Ph.D.   —    Biol.    Lab.,    Doshisha    Univ.,    Kamikyo-ku,    Karasuma    Imadegawa, 

KYOTO,  Japan 
a       Histochemistry  of  proteins  in  salivary  gland  chromosomes  in  relation  to  cyto-differentiation 

and  gene  activation.  Chiconomus  dorsalis  (Diptera) 
b       Histones  in  developing   embryonic  tissues.   Triturus  pyrrhogaster,  Xenopus  laevis,    (Am- 
phibia) 
KATO,   M.     B.S.  —  Dept.   of  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Tokyo  Med.  and  Dental  Univ..    1-5-47. 

Yushima,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  113  Japan 
a       Experimental    studies   on   lens    regeneration.    Triturus   pyrrhogaster,    Hynobius    nebulosus 

(Urodela) 
b       Tissue  culture  studies  on  the  development  of  the  mammary  gland.  Rattus  norvegicus.  Homo 

sapiens  (Mammalia) 
c       Collagenogenesis.   Rana   japonica.   Bufo   vulgaris,  Hynobius   nebulosus    (Anura),   Triturus 

pyrrhogaster  (Urodela) 
KATOH,  A.  K.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Radiotherapy,  Cancer  Research  Lab..  Mercy   Hospital, 

1400  Locust  St.,  PITTSBURGH,  Pa.  15219,  U.S.A. 
a       Differentiation  of  the  embryonic  lens    in    vitro.    Callus  domesficus  (Aues) 
KAUFFMAN,  Miss  S.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Downstate  Med.  Center.  State  Univ. 

of  New  York,  450  Clarkson  Ave..  NEW  YORK,  Brooklyn.  N.Y.  11203,  U.S.A. 
a       The  effects  of  urethane  on  embryogenesis  of  neural  tube  cells  and  lung  cells.  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
KAUFMANN,  B.   P.     Ph.D.,  Prof.    (Eraer.)    —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of   Michigan,  ANN 

ARBOR,  Mich.  48104.  U.S.A. 
a       Changing  patterns  of  chromosome  fine  structure  and  function  during  development.  Droso' 

phila  melanogaster  and  interspecific  hybrids  (Drosophilidae,  Diptera) 
KAWAKAMI.    I.     D.Sc,    Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Biol.,   Fac.   of   Sci.,   Kyushu   Univ.,   Hakozaki, 
FUKUOKA.  812  Japan  • 

a       Disintegration  of  cells  in  differentiating  tissues.   (Amphibia) 

b       Lens  fiber  differentiation  from  lens  epithel    in   vitro.    Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Metabolic  changes  in  nucleic  acids  and  proteins  in  the  primary  induction.  Triturus  pyrrho- 
gaster,  T.  ensicouda   (Urodela) 
KAWAMURA,  T.     D.Sc.  Prof.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Hiroshima  Univ.,  Higashisenda- 
cho,  HIROSHIMA,  Japan 
a       Hybridization  between  European  and  Japanese  forms.   (Ranidae,  Anura) 
h       Synthesis  of  amphidiploids.  (Ranidae,  Anura) 

c       Synthesis  of  nycleo-cytoplasmic  hybrids  between  different  species.  (Ranidae,  Anura) 
KAYE,  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Radiobiol.,  Med.  School,  Yale  Univ.,  NEW  HAVEN,  Conn.. 

U.S.A. 
KEATING,  M.  J.     B.Sc,  M.B.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  Teviot 

Place,  EDINBURGH  8,  Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Development  of  visual   connections.  Rana  temporaria,  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura) 
KELLAND,  J.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  TORONTO  5,  Ont..  Canada 
KELLAS,    L.     Ph.D.   —   Histol.    Dept.,    Fac.    of   Med.,    Univ.    of   Liverpool,   LIVERPOOL, 

Lancashire,  England 
KELLEY,  R.  O.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  New  Mexico,  ALBU- 
QUERQUE, New  Mexico  87106.  U.S.A. 
a       Electron  microscopy  of  induction  systems.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

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KELLY,  W.  A.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  Walk,  BRISTOL  8,  England 
KELSO    A    F      Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol,  and  Pharmacol.,  Chicago  Coll.  of  Osteopathy, 

1122  E.  53rd  St..  CHICAGO,  111.  60615,  U.S.A. 
a       Investigation   of   oxygen    toxicity    on   development   of   blood    islands    and   cardiovascular 

system.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
KEMP,   N.   E.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Zool.,   Univ.   of  Michigan.   ANN  ARBOR,   Mich. 

48104,  U.S.A.  .  .   ® 

a       Electron    microscopic    analysis   of    metamorphic    changes    in    the   skeleton.    Rana    pipiens 

(Anura) 
h       Fine  structure  of  fin  rays  in  regenerating  tailfins.   Tilapia  mossambica,  Carassius  auratus 

(Teleostei) 
KEPHART,  Miss  J.  E.     M.S.  —  Cell  Research  Inst.,  B.L.  220,  The  Univ.  of  Texas  at  Austin. 

AUSTIN,  Tex.  78712,  U.S.A. 
a       The  progressive  development  and  interactions  of  cellular  organelles  with  differentiation  of 

tissues,    together    with    the    modification    of    this    development    by    various    experimental 

procedures.  Zea  mays  (Gcamineae) 
KEREKES,  M.     Chem.D.  —  Dept.  of  Neuropathol.,  Research  Station  of  Tirgu-Mure§  of  the 

Acad,  of  the  S.S.R.,  Str.Gh.Marinescu  38,  TIRGU-MUREs.  Rumania 
KERNIS,  M.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Illinois,  P.O.  Box  6998, 

CHICAGO.  111.  60680,  U.S.A. 
a       Morphological   and   physiological   effects   of  teratogens   with   particular  emphasis   on   the 

effects  of  these  agents  on  placental   function    (techniques:     in    vitro     and    in    vivo 

uptake  of  isotopes  by  embryos,  autoradiography,  electron  microscopy,  histochemistry,  and 

measurements  of  electrical  potential  differences).  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
KERR,  Miss  M.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab..  P.O.  Box  Y.  OAK  RIDGE, 

Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical  studies  of  lipovitellins  in  oocytes  and  hemolymph.  Callinectes  sapidus  (Deca- 

poda,  (Crustacea) 
h       Studies  on  maturation  of  hemocytes  and  their  biosynthetic  capacities.   (Decapoda,  Crus- 
tacea) 
c       Studies  on  functions  of  satellite  DNA's  and  macromolecular  metabolism  in  regenerating 

tissue.  Gecarcinus  lateralis   (Decapoda,  Crustacea)    (in  collaboration  with  D.   M.   SKIN- 
NER and  D.  E.  GRAHAM) 
KERR,    N.    S.       Ph.D.,    Prof.    —    Dept.  of  Zool..  Coll.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Minnesota, 

MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn.  55455,  U.S.A. 
a       The  morphogenesis  of  non-flagellated  amoeba  to  flagellated  amoeba,  of  amoeba  to  Plas- 
modia, and  of  Plasmodia  to  fruiting  bodies.  Didymium  nigripes  (Eumycetozoina) 
b       Developmental  genetics.  Didymium  nigripes   (Eumycetozoina) 
KERR.  W.  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  de  Genet.,  Fac.  de  Med.  de  Ribeirao  Preto,  Univ.  de 

Sao  Paulo,  C.P.  301,  RIBEIRAO  PRETO.  S.P.,  Brazil 
KERSE.    (BUYUKOZER).   Mrs.  I.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Inst,   of  Histol.   and   Embryol.,   Hacettepe 

Sci.  Center.  Med.  Fac.  ANKARA.  Turkey 
a       Ultrastructure  of  fetal  membranes.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
KESSEL,  R.  G.     Ph.D.,,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool,  Univ.  of  Iowa,  IOWA  CITY.  Iowa  52240, 

U.S.A. 
a       Analysis  of  variations  in  cell  structure  and  function,  especially  developmental  phenomena 

(gametogenesis)    in   a  variety  of  organisms,   utilizing   techniques  of  electron  microscopy, 

cytochemistry,   radioautography,   chromatography,   electrophoresis,   ultracentrifugation   and 

hydrostatic  pressure. 
KETCHEL,  M.   M.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,   School  of  Med.,  Tufts  Univ.,    136 

Harrison  Ave.,  BOSTON,  Mass.  02111,  U.S.A. 
KEYSER.  A.  J.  M.     Med.drs.  —  Dept.   of  Anat.   and  Embryol.,  Univ.  of   Nijmegen,   Geert 

Grooteplein  noord  21,  NIJMEGEN.  Netherlands 
a       An   autoradiographic    study    of   the    development    of    the    diencephalon    and    some    basal 

telencephalic  areas  (limbic  system,  rhinencephalon) .  Cricetulus  barabensis  griseus  (Rodentia) 
KHALIL.  S.  H.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Alexandria  Univ..  Moharram  Bey. 

ALEXANDRIA.  Egypt.  U.A.R. 
a       The  development  of  the  urogenital  system.  Bufo  regutatis  (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with 

M.  I.  MICHAEL  and  S.  N.  SEDRA) 
KHAN,  M.  S.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool,  Talim-Ul-Islam  Coll.,  RABWAH,  Distr.  Jhangh. 

W.Pakistan 
a       Morphogenesis  of  digestive  tract.  Bufo  melanostictus  (Anura) 
b       Development  of  nervous  system.  Bufo  melanostictus  (Anura) 
c       Gastrulation  and  neurulation.  Bufo  melanostictus   (Anura) 
d       Development  of  skin.  Bufo  melanostictus  (Anura) 
KHARE,   M.   K.     D.Phil.  —  Dept.  of  Zool,  Univ.  of  Gorakhpur,   GORAKHPUR    (U.P.), 

India 
a       Studies   on   the   structure   and   development  of   different   organs.   Philosamia   ricini    (Lepi- 

doptera) 

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b       Studies  on  the  effect  of  light,  temperature  and  humidity  on  development  and  metamor 

phosis.  Philosamia  ricini  (Lepidopfera) 
KHARLOVA.  Mrs.  G.  V.     Cand.  biol.  sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci.  of 

the  U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
KIDO,    T.     D.Sc,    Prof.    —   Biol.    Inst.,    Fac.    of    Sci.,    Univ.    of   Kanazawa,    Marunouchi-l, 

KANAZAWA,  Japan 
a       Analysis  of  mechanism  of  pharynx-formation.  Dugesia  japonica  (Turbellaria) 
b       Reaggregation  of  dissociated  cells.   Callyspongia  elongata   (Povifera) 
c       Cytological  properties  of  neoblasts.  Dugesia  japonica  (Turbellaria) 
d       Cytological  properties  of  interstitial  cells.  Hydra  vulgaris  (Hydroidea) 
KIEFER.  B.  I.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Wesleyan  Univ.,  MIDDLETOWN,  Conn.  06457. 

U.S.A. 
a       Genetic  control  of  differentiation  and  development  of  male  germ  cells  (electron  microscopy, 

electrophoresis,  autoradiography,  density  gradient  centrifugation).  Drosophila  melanogaster 

(Diptera) 
h       Structure   and    function   of   the   mitotic    apparatus    as    compared   to   other   motile    systems 

(electron    microscopy,    density    gradient    centrifugation).    Strong ylocentrotus    purpuratus 

(Echinoidea) 
c       Regulation  of  ribosomal  RNA  and  ribosomal  protein  synthesis  during  development  (density 

gradient  centrifugation,  electrophoresis,  autoradiography).  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Dip- 

tera) 
KIEEBOWNA,  Miss  L.     D.Sc.  —  Zaklad  Zool.  Ogolnej,  Inst,  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Wroclaw. 

ul.Sienkiewicza  21,   WROCLAW,   Poland 
a       Studies  on  myogenesis.   (Amphibia) 
KIENY,   Mrs.   M.   A.   SENGEL     Dr,es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de   Zool.,   Fac.   des   Sci.   de  Grenoble. 

Cedex  53,  38-GRENOBLE.  France 
a       Ectoderm-mesoderm  interaction  in  the  primary  induction  of  the  limb  bud,  in  the  orientation 

of  the  limb  bud  and  in  its  specific  morphogenesis.  Gallus  domesticus.  Anas  boschas  (Aves) 
b       Regulative  mechanisms    (competition)    in   the  differentiation  of  the   limb   bud   skeleton   as 

studied  by  autoradiographic  methods.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Regional  determination  of  pterylae  and  apteria.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
KIERMAYER,  O.     Dr.phil.  —  Inst,  fur  Entw.  physiol.,  Univ.  zu  Koln,  Gyrhofstr.  17,  5  KOLN- 

Lindenthal,  W.Germany 
a       Experimental  studies  on  the  developmental  pattern.  Micrasterias  denttculata  (Desmidiaceae) 
b       Comparative   studies   on   the   morphogenetic   reaction   of  different   varieties,    treated   with 

growth  regulating  substances.  Lycopersicon  esculentum  (Solanaceae) 
c       Electron  microscopic  studies  on  the  problem  of  cytomorphogenesis.  Micrasterias  denticulate 

(Desmidiaceae) 
KILARSKI,  W.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Comp.  Anat.,  Jagellonian  Univ.,  ul.Krupnicza  50.  KRA- 

KCW.  Poland 
a       Ultrastructure  of  yolk.  (Holostei) 
KILLIE,  J.  W.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Obstet.   and  Gynecol.,  Div.  of  Reprod.  Biol.,   Univ.  of 

Virginia  Med.  School,  Box  179,  CHARLOTTESVILLE,  Va.  22903,  U.S.A. 
a       Necessity,  function,  biochemical  characteristics  and  composition  of  the  mucin  coat  in  the 

preimplanted  embryo.  Ocyctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
KIMMEL.  D.  L.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept  of  Anat.,  Med.  Center,  West  Virginia  Univ.,  MOR- 

GANTOWN,  W.Va.  26506,  U.S.A. 
a       Development   of   the   nerve   supply   to   the    pharynx,    the   kidney   and    the    carotid    body. 

Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) ,  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
KIMMEL,  D.  L.,  Jr.     M.D.,  Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Biol,  and  Med.  Sci.,  Brown  Univ..  PROVI- 
DENCE, R.I.  02912,  U.S.A. 
a       Examination  of  time  and  tissue  specificity  of  tryptophan  oxygenase  and  formylase  appear- 
ance during  larval  development.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
h       Examination    of    factors    regulating    kynurenine    deposition    in    larval    fatbody    granules. 

Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
KIMURA,  I.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biophys.  and  Biochem.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Tokyo,  7-3-1 

Hongo,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO    113,  Japan 
a       Post-fertilization  activation  of  an  enzyme  which  catalyzes  thiol-disulfide  exchange  in  eggs. 

Anthocidaris   crassispina,   Pseudocentrotus  deprcssus,   Hemicentrotus   pulcherrimus    (Echi- 
noidea) 
b       Comparative   studies  of   microtubule   proteins,   immunologically   and  as  substrates   for  the 

thiol-disulfide    exchange    reaction.    Anthocidaris    crassispina,    Pseudocentrotus    depressus, 

Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus  (Echinoidea) 
KINCURASHVILI,   Mrs.   N.   I.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.   Embryol..   Inst,  of  Zool.,  Acad,  of  Set 

of  the  Georgian  S.S.R.,  TBILISI.  U.S.S.R. 
KINDAHL.  Miss  M.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Skeppargatan  51  m,  11458  STOCKHOLM,  Sweden 
a      The  development  of  the  teeth.  (Insectivora) 

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KING,    Mrs.    D.    WEI     Ph.D..    Prof.    —    Dept.    of    Zool..    Natl.    Taiwan    Univ.,    TAIPEI. 

Formosa 
KING,  P.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  Coll.  of  Swansea,  Singleton  Park,  SWANSEA, 

Glamorganshire,  Wales,  U.K. 
KING,    T.   J.     Ph.D.,    Prof.    —  Dept.    of    Biol.,    Georgetown    Univ.,    37th    6    O.St.    N.W., 

WASHINGTON.  D.C.  20007,  U.S.A.  • 

a  Studies  on  nuclear  differentiation  in  embryos.  Rana  pipiens  (Anuca) 
b  Chromosome  replication  in  nuclear  transplant  embryos.  (Amphibia) 
KINOSHITA,  S.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Tokyo,  Hongo  7-3.  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO, 

(113)   Japan 
a       Mechanism  of  flagellar  movement.  Hemicentrotus  pulchercimus  (Echinoidea) 
b       Mechanism  of  cleavage.  Clypeaster  japonicus  (Echinoidea) 
c       Biochemical  analysis  of  animal  and  vegetative  gradients  in  the  embryo.  Pseudocentrotus 

deprcssus  (Echinoidea) 
KINSELLA,    J.    E.     M.S.    —    Div.    of    Food    Sci..    Lipids    Lab.,    Pennsylvania    State    Univ., 

UNIVERSITY   PARK,   Pa.   16802.  U.S.A. 
KIORTSIS,  V.     Dr.es  Sci..  Prof.  —  Zool.  Lab.  and  Museum,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Athens, 

Panepistimiopolis  (Kouponia),  ATHENS   (621),  Greece  • 

KIRBY,  D.  R.  S.  t     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Oxford,  Parks  Road,  OXFORD  OXl 

3PF,  England 

(deceased) 
KIRCHEN,  R.  V.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Cytogenet.  and  Developm.  Biol.,  Carolina  Biol.  Supply 

Co.,  BURLINGTON,  N.C.  27215,  U.S.A. 
a       Mitotic  activity  in  early  development.  Oryzias  latipes  (Teleostei) 
KIRK,  D.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Biol.  Sci.  Div.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1101   E.  57th  St., 

CHICAGO,  111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
KIRSTEN,  W.  H.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.  Univ.  of  Chicago,  CHICAGO, 

111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Mechanism  of  malignant  transformation  by  viruses 
b       Studies  of  growth  control  of  normal  mahgnant  cells    in    vitro. 

KISCHER,   C.  WARD     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of  Anat.,    Med.    Branch,    Univ.  of   Texas,   GAL- 
VESTON. Tex.  77550.  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical  characterization  of  nuclear  histones  from  embryonic  sources 
b       Biochemical  ultrastructural  studies  on  organogenesis 
c       Ultrastructural  and  biochemical  analyses  of  development  of  skin  derivatives.  Gallus  domes- 

ticus  (Aves).  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
d       Effects    of   prostaglandins   on    developing    skin    and    skin   derivatives.    Gallus   domesticus 

(Aves),   Mus   musculus    (Rodentia) 
KISHIDA.    Y.     D.Sc.   —    Biol.    Inst..    Fac.    of    Sci..    Univ.    of    Kanazawa,    Marunouchi-1, 

KANAZAWA,  Japan 
a       Depigmentation  of   eye  after   treatment   with   thiocarbamide   and  its  derivatives.   Dugesia 

japonica  (Turbellaria) 
b       Mechanisms  of  eye  formation  during  regeneration.  Dugesia  japonica  (Turbellaria) 
c       Reaggregation  of  dissociated  cells.  Callyspongia  elongata  (Porifera) 
d       Ultrastructure  of  neoblast.  Dugesia  japonica  (Turbellaria) 
KISIMOTO.   R.     Dr.Agr.   —   Dept.  of    Plant   Pathol,    and   Entomol.,    Kyushu   Natl.    Exper. 

Station,  Nishi  496.  Izumi,  CHIKUGO-shi,  Fukuoka-ken,  833  Japan 
a       Wing  polymorphism.  Nilaparvata  lugens,  Laodelphax  striatella.  Sogata  furcifera  (Araeopi- 

dae,  Homoptera) 
b       Development  of  viruliferous  and  non-viruliferous  forms  of  a  plant  virus  vector.  Laodelphax 

striatella   (Araeopidae.  Homoptera) 
KISTLER.  A.  —  Div.  of  Cell  Biol,  and  Chem.  Embryol..  Zool.  Inst..  Univ.  of  Bern,  Sahlistr.  8, 

CH-3000  BERN,  Switzerland 
a       Comparative  biochemistry   and   ultrastructure  of   mitochondria  in   embryonic  systems,    (in 

collaboration  with  R.  WEBER) 
KLEIN,  A.  O.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Biol.   Dept.,  Brandeis   Univ.,  WALTHAM,   Mass.   02154, 

U.S.A. 
a       Light  regulated  development.  Chlamydomonas  spec.   (Chlorophyceae) .  Phaseolus  vulgaris 

(Papilionaceae) 
KLEIN.  N.  W.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Genet..  Storrs  Agric.  Exper.  Station,  Univ. 

of  Connecticut.  STORRS.  Conn.  06268.  U.S.A. 
a       Protein   metabolism   and   its   relationship   to   growth   and   differentiation   in   the   explanted 

embryo.  Gallus  spec.  (Aves) 
h       Mechanisms  of  teratogenic  specificity  in  the  explanted  embryo.  Gallus  spec.  (Aves) 
c       Growth  regulation  in  the  early  embryo   (culture  of  embryos  on  a  growth  limiting  medium; 

synthesis  and  break-down  of  macromolecules  in  specific  regions  of  the  embryo).  Gallus 

spec.  (Aves) 
KLEIN,    R.  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Pharmacol.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Missisippi, 
JACKSON,  Miss.  39216,  U.S.A. 

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KLEINEBRECHT,  J.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Inst,  fiir  Humangenet.  und  vergl.  Erbpathol.  der  Univ., 

Paul-Ehrlich-St.  41,  6  FRANKFURT/Main,  W.Germany 
a       Histochemistry  of  mucopolysaccharides  in  organogenesis  of  the  skeleton;  genetically  and 

fluoro-deoxy-cytidine  induced  malformations.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Normal  and  fluoro-deoxy-cytidine  induced  resorptions.  Mtis  musculus,  Mesocricetus  auratus 

(Rodentia) 
KLEISS,    E.     Dr. Med.,    Prof.    —   Cat.    de   Embriol.,    Fac.    de    Med.,    Univ.    de    Los    Andes, 

MERIDA,  Venezuela 

—  personal  address:  Apartado  38,  MfiRIDA,  Venezuela 
KLIMA,  M.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Morphol.,  Inst,  of  Vertebr.  ZooL,   Czechoslov.  Acad,  of  Sci., 

Kvetna,  8,  BRNO,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Morphogenesis  of  the  sternum  and  shoulder  girdle.   (Monotremata;  Marsupialia) 
b       Allometric  growth  of  skeleton.  (Chiroptera) 
c       Hair  morphogenesis  and  growth.   (Chiroptera) 
KMIEC,  B.     M.B.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Acad,  of  Med.,  ul.Narutowicza  60,  tODl, 

Poland 
a       Comparative  histochemical  studies  on  the  development  of  the  adrenal  medulla.  Xenopus 

laevis,    Rana  esculenfa   (Anura).    Rattus  norvegicus,    Cavia  cobaya    (Rodentia),    Homo 

sapiens  (Primates) 
KNESE,  K.-H.     Dr.med.,  Dr.phil.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  fiir  Histol.  und  Embryol.,  Univ.  Hohenheim 

(LH),  Fruwirthstr.  16,  7000  STUTTGART-Hohenheim,  Western  Germany 
a       Histochemical,   enzymological,   and   electronmicroscopical   investigations   of   the   early   his- 
togenesis of  the  connective  and  supporting  tissue  of  the  presumptive  regions  of  different 

kinds  of  mesenchyme,   especially   of   cartilage   and  bone,   and   those  in  lung   and  kidney. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Bos  bovinus  (Artiodactyla),  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
h       Morphological,    enzymological    and    electronmicroscopical    investigations    of    histogenesis 

especially   of   cartilage   and   bone   as   well    as   metamorphosis    after   hormone   application. 

Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia),  Bos  bovinus   (Artiodactyla) 
c       Developmental  morphology  of  embryo.  Bos  bovinus  (Artiodactyla) 
KNIGHT-JONES,    E.    W.     D.Phil.,    Prof.    —    Dept.    of    ZooL,    Univ.    Coll.    of    Swansea, 

Singleton   Park.   SWANSEA,   Glamorganshire,   Wales,   U.K. 
KNIZETOVA    (VEJP),  F.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Alberta,  ED- 
MONTON, Alta.,  Canada 
a       Immunogenetic  analysis  of  graft-versus-host  reaction  in  embryos  using  the  splenomegaly 

assay.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Development  of  lymphoid  system;  effect  of  irradiation  on  immunological  processes.  Callus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
KNJAZEVA,    Miss    R.    A.   —    Dept.    of   Embryol.,    Leningrad    Univ.,    Mendeleevsky    St.   5. 

LENINGRAD  B-164,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Polyembryony  (somatic  embryogenesis).  Callus  domesticus.  Anas  platyrhynchos,  Meleagcis 

gallopavo  (Aves) 
KNOWLES,   Sir  G.   W.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   King's  Coll.,   Univ.   of  London, 

Strand,  LONDON,  England 
KNOX,    W.    E.     M.D.    —    Dept.    of    Biol.    Chem.,    Cane.    Research    Inst.,    New    England 

Deaconess  Hosp..  185  Pilgrim  Rd.,  BOSTON,  Mass.  02215,  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemistry  of  development.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
KNUDSEN,  P.  A.     M.D.,  D.D.S.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Royal  Dental  Coll.,  AARHUS, 

Denmark 
a       Congenital   malformations   of   jaws,   oral   cavity   and   nervous   system   induced   by   hyper- 

vitaminosis  A  and  trypan  blue.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
h       Malformations  of  the  vascular  system  of  brain  and  head.  Mus  musculus.  Rattus  norvegicus 

(Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  J.  BUGGE) 
KNYIHAR,  Miss  E.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  Med.  School.  Kossuth  Lajos  sug.-ut  40, 

SZEGED,  Hungary 
a       Development   of  the   adrenergic   inhibitory    terminals   in   autonomic    ganglia:    fluorescence 

microscopy  and  electron  microscopy.  Mus  rattus  (Rodentia)   (in  collaboration  with  B.  CSIL- 

LIK  and  G.  KALMAN) 
b       Developmental  histochemistry   and  electron  microscopy  of  the  vegetative  ground   plexus. 

Mus  Rattus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  B.  CSILLIK) 
KOBAYASHI,  N.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Lab.,  Doshisha  Univ.,  Kamikyo-ku,  Karasuma  Imadegawa. 

KYOTO.  Japan 
a       Reproductive  physiology,  especially  histochemistry  of  oogenesis.  (Echinoidea) 
KOBAYASI,  H.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Lab.,  Japan  Women's  Univ.,  Mejirodai  2,  8,  Bunkyo-ku, 

TOKYO,  Japan 
KOCH,    P.     Ph.D.   —   Zool.    Inst,    der   Univ.,    Ketzerbach    63,   355    MARBURG/Lahn,    W. 

Germany 
a       Separation    and    characterization   of    yolk    proteins.    Carausius   morosus    (Cheleutoptera), 

Acheta  domesticus  (Orthoptera) 

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b       Comparison  of  egg   and  haemolymph   proteins.    (Irisecta) 

KOCHAR,  N.  K.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Liverpool.  LIVERPOOL  3,  England 

a       The  effect  of  X-irradiation  on  spermatogenesis.   (Mammalia) 

KOCHAV,  Sh.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Hebrew  Univ.  of  Jerusalem,  JERUSALEM,  Israel 

a       The  differentiation  potencies  of  the  blastoderm  prior  to  laying.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

KOCHER-BECKER,    Mrs.    U.     Dr.rer.nat.    —    Heiligenberg    Inst.,    7799    HEILIGENBERG, 

Baden,  W.Germany  • 

a       Determination   of   undetermined    ectoderm    in    solutions   of    inducing    substances.    Triturus 

alpestris  (Urodela) 
b       Effects  and  mechanisms  of  the  mesodermal  inducing  factor.  Triturus  alpestris,  Ambystoma 

mexicanum  (Urodela) 
KOCHER,  W.     Dr.  phil.  —  Zool.   Inst,  der  Univ.  Wiirzburg,  und   Heiligenberg   Inst.,   7799 

HEILIGENBERG,  Baden,  W.Germany  • 

a       Patterns  of  effects  of  alkylating  substances   (especially  of  triethylenernelamine,  TEM)   and 

their  treatment-phase  specifity  during  early  development  and  organogenesis.  Gallus  domes- 
ticus (Aves) 
b       Pattern  formation  in  selection-lines  of  the  Polydactyly  mutant.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Phenocopy  of  the  gene  effects  of  Polydactyly  by  means  of  TEM-treatment.  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
d       Interactions  between  the  gene  polydactyla  and  the  teratogenic  effects  of  TEM.  Mus  mus- 
culus (Rodentia) 
KOCHERT,  G.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Botany,  Univ.  of  Georgia,  ATHENS,  Ga.  30601.  U.S.A. 
a       Sexual  induction.   Volvox  carted  (Chlorophyceae) 
b       RNA  metabolism  in  development.  Volvox  carted  (Chlorophyceae) 
KOCHHAR,  D.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Depts.  of  Anat.  and  Oral  Biol.,  Coll.  of  Med.  and  Dent.,  Univ. 

of  Iowa,  IOWA  CITY,  Iowa  52240,  U.S.A. 
a       Teratogenic  response  of  embryos  to  some  specific  amino  acid  analogues    in    vivo,    and 

in  whole  embryo  cultures.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Morphological  and  biochemical  changes  in  limb  buds  of  normal  embryos  and  embryos  in 

which  phocomelia  has  been  induced  by  experimental  means.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
KOCHVA,  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Tel-Aviv  Univ.,  155  Herzl  St.,  TEL- AVIV, 

Israel 
a       Development  of  glands;  synthesis  and  transport  of  enzymes  and  other  secretory  products. 

(Ophidia,  Reptilia) 
KOCOVA   (PECHACKOVA),   Mrs.   J.     Dr.med.   —   Inst,   of   Histol.   and   Embryol.,    Fac.    of 

Med.,  Charles  Univ.,  Karlovarska  48,  PLZE5J,  Czechoslovakia 
a       The  development  of  the  venous  system.  ( Amniota) 
KOECKE,  H.-U.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Zool.   Inst,  der  Univ.,   Ketzerbach  63,  355  MARBURG/ 

Lahn,  W.Germany 
a       Determination  von  Neuralleistenzellen  und  Derivaten.  Anas  domestica  (Aves) 
h       Entwicklungsphysiologie  der  Feder  und  embryonale  Pterylose.  Anas  spec,  Columba  spec, 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Neuralleistenentwicklung  und  Pigmentierung.  Anas  spec.  (Aves) 
d       Identifizierung  von  Melanoblasten  und  Melaningenese.  Anas  domesticus  (Aves) 
e       Anlage  und  Gefassversorgung  der  Epithelkorper   (Parathyreoidea).  Salamandra  maculosa 

(Urodela) 
KOHONEN,  P.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Lab.  of  Exper.  Embryol..  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of   Helsinki, 

Arkadiankatu  7,  HELSINKI   10,  Finland 
a       Nucleic   acid  synthesis  in  induced   ectoderm.    Triturus   spec.    (Urodela)    (in   collaboration 

with  S.  I.  TOIVONEN) 
KOJIMA.   M.    K.     D.Sc.   —  Marine   Biol.    Station,    Nagoya   Univ.,   Sugashima-cho,  TOBA, 

Mie-ken,   (517)   Japan  • 

a       Physiological  studies  on  the  cleavage  of  eggs.  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus,  Pseudocentrofus 

depressus  (Echinoidea) 
KOLLAR,  E.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  1025  E.  57th 

St.,  CHICAGO,  111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Differentiation  of  skin  derivatives  with  special  reference  to  teeth,  vibrissae.  and  feathers; 

combinations  of  epithelial  and  mesodermal  tissues  are  used  to  determine:  the  roles  of  these 

tissues,  the  inductive  sequence,  and  the  temporal  and  spatial  stability  and  plasticity  of  the 

integument  during  early  stages.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Suppression  and  stimulation  of  neural   crest  and  integumental   differentiation  by:   Beta-2- 

thienylalanine,  nerve  growth  factor,  and  anti-nerve  growth  factor.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves), 

Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
KOLLROS.  J.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Iowa.  IOWA  CITY.  Iowa  52240. 

U.S.A. 
a       Influence  of  thyroid  hormones  upon  limb  regeneration  in  tadpoles.  Bufo  americanus,  Pseu- 

dacris  nigrita,  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
h      Tissue  responses  and  control  of  sequence  in  metamorphosis.  Rana  pipiens,  R.  catesbeiana, 

Pseudacris  nigrita,  Ambystoma  jeifersonianum  (Amphibia) 

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c       Development  of  spinal  and  cerebral  centers.  Rana  pipiens,  R.  catesbeiana,  Pseudacris  nigrita, 

Bufo  americanus  (Anuca) 
d       Delineation  of  skin  territories  of  different  developmental  capacities,  especially  as  indicated 

by  gland  development.  Rana  pipiens  and  other  spp.  (Anura) 
KOMINKOVA,  Miss  E.     M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Charles  Univ.,  Albertov 

4,  PRAGUE  2,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Submicroscopic  structure  and  cytochemistry  of  Hofbauer  cells.  Mus  rattus  (Rodentia),  Felis 

domestica   (Carnivora),  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
b       Histogenesis  of  the  connective  tissue  cells  of  chorionic  villi.  Homo  sapi/ens  (Primates) 
KONDO,  K.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biophys.  and  Biochem.,  Fac.  of  Sci..  Univ.  of  Tokyo,  7-3-1 

Hongo,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO  113,  Japan 
a       Reaggregation  of  dissociated  embryonic  cells,  especially  the  search  for  cell-reaggregating 

substances  as  known  in  Porifera.   (Echinoidea),  Tritums  pyrrhogaster  (Urodela) 
h       Adhesiveness  of  cells:  1.  mechanism  of  adhesion.  2.  changes  in  adhesiveness  accompanying 

development  and  their  significance.  (Echinoidea).  Triturus  pyrrhogaster  (Urodela) 
KONIGSBERG,  I.  R.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Virginia,  Gilmer  Hall,  CHAR- 
LOTTESVILLE, Va.  22903,  U.S.A. 
a       Cytodifferentiation  of  skeletal  muscle  in  clonal  cell  culture.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Dependent  differentiation  of  muscle  cells  upon  products  of  fibroblast  biosynthesis.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
KONIJN,  Th.   M.     Ph.D.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.    (Internat.   Embryol.  Inst.),  Uppsalalaan   1.   Uni- 

versiteitscentrum  "De  Uithof",  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Chemotaxis,  cell  aggregation  and  differentiation.   (Acrasiales) 
h       Adenosine-3',5'-monophosphate  and  other  cyclic  nucleotides  during  morphogenesis  in  lower 

and  higher  organisms 
KONYSHEV,   V.   A.     Cand.med.sci.   —   Inst,   of   Exper.   Biol.,   Acad,   of   Med.   Sci.   of   the 

U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Tissue  growth   promoting   and   inhibiting   substances:    isolation,   chemical   characterization, 

action  on  tissues  and  relation  of  chemical  nature  to  action  mechanism.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
KONYUKHOV,  B.  V.     Dr.biol.Sci.  —  Phenogenet.  Lab.,  Inst,  of  Gen.  Genet.,  Acad,  of  Sci. 

of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Profsojuznay  St.  7  (1),  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Developmental  study  of  mutational  effects  of  genes  which  lead  to  eye  and  skeletal   ab- 
normalities. Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Study  of  lens  proteins  by  electrophoresis.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Study  of  mechanisms  of  eye  and  skeletal  abnormalities  by  organ  culture.  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
d       Methods  for  the  prevention  of  some  inherited  abnormalities  by  administering  drugs.  Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
KORKIA    (NIJARADZE),  Mrs.  I.  K.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Embryol.,  Inst,  of 

Zool.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  Georgian  S.S.R..  TBILISI,  U.S.S.R. 
KORN,  H.  F.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  I.  Zool.  Inst.,  Naturw.  Fak.,  Friedrich-Alexander  Univ.,  Univer- 

sitatsstr.  19,  852  ERLANGEN,  W.Germany 
a       Development.    (Nemathelminthes) 
b       The  postlarval  brain.  (Polychaeta) 

KORNELIUSSEN,  H.  K.  —  Anat.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Oslo,  Karl  Johansgt.  47,  OSLO,  Norway 
KORNGUTH,  S.  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Depts.  of  Neurol,  and  Physiol.  Chem.,  Coll.  of  Med.. 

Univ.  of  Wisconsin,  MADISON,  Wis.  53706,  U.S.A. 
a       Changes  in  histone  distribution  during  the  development  of  the  nervous  system.  (Vertebrata) 
b       Proteins  of  the  synaptic  complex  and  development  of  synaptic  contacts  in  nervous  tissue. 

(  Vertebrata) 
KOROTCHKIN,  L.  I.     Dr.med.  sci..  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Cytol.  and  Genet.,  NOVOSIBIRSK  90, 

U.S.S.R. 
a       Experimental  morphology,   cytochemistry   and   cytophysiology  of   the  developing   nervous 

system.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela).  Rattus  norvegicus.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Development  of  the  pigment  cell.  Ambystoma  mexicanum   (Urodela).  Rattus  norvegicus, 

Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
KOROTKOVA,  Mrs.  G.  P.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Leningrad  Univ..  Mende- 

leevsky  St.  5,  LENINGRAD  B-164.  U.S.S.R. 
a       Comparative   study   of   the   processes   of   regeneration,    asexual   reproduction   and   somatic 

embryogenesis.   Leucosolenia   complicata,  Sycon   lingua,   Halichondria   panicea   and   other 

spp.  (Porifera) 
KOSCIELSKI,   B.     D.Sc.  —  Zaklad  Zool.  Ogolnej,   Inst,  of  Zool..   Univ.  of  Wroclaw,  ul. 

Sienkiewicza  21,  WROCK-AW,  Poland 
a       Polyembryony.  Dendrocoelium  spec.   (Turbellaria) 
KOSHIDA,    Y.     D.Sc.   —   Dept.    of   Biol.,    Coll.    of   Gen.   Educ,    Osaka   Univ.,    Toyonaka. 

OSAKA,  560  Japan 
a       Cytological  studies  on  the  presence  of  recognizable  sex-associated  differences.  Gallus  do- 
mesticus. Cofurnix  coturnix  japonica,  Meleagris  gallopavo  (Aves) 

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b  Histochemical  studies  on  developing  photoreceptors.  Lymnaea  spec,  Euhadra  spec,  Limax 
spec.  (Pulmonata) .  Monodonta  spec,  Conomurex  spec,  Littorina  spec  (Prosobranchia, 
Gastropoda),  Pecfen  spec,  Chlamys  spec.  (Lamellibranchia) ,  Octopus  spec.  (Octopoda), 
Sepia  spec.   (Decapoda,  Cephalopoda) 

KOSIN.  I.  L.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol,  Dept.  of  Anim.  Sci.,  Washington 
State  Univ.,  PULLMAN,  Wash.  99163,  U.S.A. 

KOSKIMIES,  O.  J.  M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Exper.  Embryol.,  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Helsinki, 
Arkadiankatu  7,  HELSINKI  10,  Finland 

a  Virus-induced  abnormalities  in  embryonic  development.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates)  (in  col- 
laboration with  L.  O.  SAXfiN,  Dept.  of  Pathol.) 

KOSTELLOW,  Miss  A.  B.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  Albert  Einstein  Coll.  of  Med., 
Yeshiva  Univ.,  1300  Morris  Park  Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  Bronx,  N.Y.  10461,  U.S.A. 

a  Enzyme  induction  in  the  embryo;  the  conditions  controlling  the  synthesis  of  tissue  specific 
enzymes  from  competive  pathways  of  tryptophan  metabolism  leading  to  the  production 
of  kynurenine  or  serotonin  are  being  studied  in  dissociated  late  blastula  and  early  gastrula 
cells.  Rana  pipiens  (Anuca) 

h  The  ionic  events  that  occur  during  blastula  formation  which  are  associated  with  morpho- 
genesis and  cell  differentiation:  the  transport  of  cytoplasmic  Na+  into  the  blastocoel.  1. 
Mapping  the  changing  electric  fields  at  the  surface  of  the  developing  embryo  and  cor- 
relating these  fields  with  known  patterns  of  cell  migrations.  2.  Monitoring  the  rate  of  Na+ 
release  in  each  of  the  germ  layers.  3.  Assaying  for  vasopressin-like  hormone  activity  in 
blastula  extracts.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 

KOSTOMAROVA,  Mrs.  A.  A.  Cand.biol.sci.  —  Lab.  of  Biochem.  Embryol.,  Inst,  of 
Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St.,  MOSCOW  V-133, 
U.S.S.R. 

KOTANI,  M.  M.Sc  —  Lab.  of  Embryol.,  Fac  of  Sci.,  Osaka  City  Univ.,  Sugimoto-cho, 
Sumiyoshi-ku,   OSAKA,  Japan 

a       Nature  of  germinal  cytoplasm.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

KOZIK,  M.  M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Neurol.,  Med.  Acad.,  Przybyszewskiego  St.  49,  POZNAl^l, 
Poland 

a       Histochemistry  of  glia  cells  in  the  developing  nervous  system. 

b       Histochemical  mapping  of  the  developing  brain. 

KRAICER,  P.  F.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Tel-Aviv  Univ.,  155  Herzl  St.,  TEL- AVIV, 
Israel 

a       Changes  in  the  follicular  oocyte  preceding  ovulation.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

b       Composition  of  follicular  fluid.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

KRAL,  B.  RNDr.  —  Dept.  of  Morphol.,  Inst,  of  Vertebr.  Zool.,  Czechoslov.  Acad,  of  Sci., 
Kvetna,  8,  BRNO,  Czechoslovakia 

a       Comparative  studies  of  chromosomes.   (Lacectilia;  Rodentia;  Insectivora:  Chiroptera) 

KRAMER,  J.  P.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Entomol.  and  Limnol.,  Cornell  Univ.,  10  Comstock 
Hall,  ITHACA,  N.Y.  14850,  U.S.A. 

a  Morphological  development  of  entomophilic  forms.  Octosporea  muscaedomesticae  (Micro- 
sporidia,  Sporozoa) 

b       Pathogenesis  of  octosporeosis.  Phormia  regina.  Musca  domestica  (Diptera) 

KRANTZ,  Mrs.  H.     Dr.med.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.  Rostock,  Gertrudenstr.  9,  25  ROSTOCK 

1.  East  Germany 

a       Einfluss  des  Alters  einer  Kultur  auf  die  Zellkerngrosse 

b       Der  Zellkern  im  Organismus  und  im  Explantat. 

c       Development  of  the  Hortega-cells 

KRATOCHWIL,  K.     Dr.phil.  —  Inst,  fiir  Krebsforsch.,  Univ.  Wien,  Borschkegasse  8a,  Post- 

fach  72,  A-1090  WIEN,  Austria 
a       Organ-specificity  in  mesenchymal  induction.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Endocrine  control  of  development.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Mammary  gland  development.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
KRAUS,  Miss  C.     Dr.phil.  —  Hirnanat.  Inst,  der  Psychiatr.  Univ.  Klinik  Bern,  3072  OSTER- 

MUNDIGEN-BE,  Switzerland 
a       Ontogenesis  of  the  brain.  (Cetacea) 
KRAUS,  R.     M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Charles  Univ.,  Albertov  4,  PRAGUE 

2,  Czechoslovakia 

a  Differentiation  and  role  of  prechordal  plate  in  early  development  of  cephalic  region  (sub- 
microscopic  and  cytochemical  studies  in  normal  and  experimental  conditions).  Gallus 
domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  rattus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

h  Differentiation  of  the  chemoreceptor  cell  (comparative  studies  on  the  submicroscopic 
structure,  enzyme  histochemistry).   (Rodentia;  Carnivora),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

KRAUSE,  G.     Dr.phil.,   Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Rontgenring    10,   87  WORZBURG, 
W.Germany 
—  Heiligenberg  Inst.,  7799  HEILIGENBERG,  Baden,  W.Germany  • 

a       Experimentell  erzeugte  duplicitas  cruciata.  Tachycines  asynamorus   (Octhoptera) 

b       Analyse  der  Keimanlagenbildung.  Bombyx  mod  (Lepidoptera) 

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c       Vergleichende  Embryonalentwicklung.  (Insecta) 

d      Kultur  embryonaler  Gewebe.  (Insecta) 

KREDIET,   P.     M.V.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and   Embryol.,   Med.    Fac.   Rotterdam,   William 

Boothlaan  18,  ROTTERDAM-2  -038,  Netherlands 
a       Ontogenetic  malformations  of  the  heart  and  great  vessels  in  neonates  and  adults.  Homo 

sapiens  (Primates)  and  other  mammals 
b       Development  of  the  heart  and  great  vessels.  (Aves),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates)  and  other 

mammals 
c       Experimental   malformations   and   regeneration   of   blood   vessels.    (Aves),   Homo   sapiens 

(Primates)  and  other  mammals 
KREJSA,  R.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Sci.  Dept.,  Calif.  State  Polytechn.  Coll.,  SAN  LUIS  OBISPO, 

Calif.  93401,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  and  mineralization  of  scales;  role  of  the  epidermis  in  scale  development;  light 

and  electron  microscopy  of  developing  skin.  Poecilia  reticulata,  Oryzias  latipes,  Salvelinus 

fontinalis  (Teleostei)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  S.  A.  LUSE) 
b       Inductive  interactions  between  epidermis  and  dermis:   comparative  aspects  of  integument 

morphogenesis.    (Invertebrata,    Vertebrata) 
KRETCHMER,  N.     Ph.D.,  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Pediat.,  School  of  Med.,  Stanford  Univ.. 

300  Pasteur  Drive,  PALO  ALTO,  Calif.  94304,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  enzymology:   1.  disaccharidases  in  developing  intestine;  2.  pyrimidine  bio- 
synthesis in  the  fetal  heart.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia),  Zalophus  calilornianus  (Phoci- 

dae,  Carnivora) 

KRITCHINSKAYA,  Miss  E.  B.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Leningrad  Univ.,  LE- 
NINGRAD B-164,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Asexual  reproduction,  regeneration  and  somatic  embryogenesis.  Dugesia  tigrina   (Turbel- 

laria) 
KROEGER,    H.     Dr.rer.nat.,   Prof.    —  Inst,    fiir   Genet.,    Univ.    des   Saarlandes,    66    SAAR- 

BRUCKEN  11.  W.Germany 
a       Puffing  patterns  in  giant  chromosomes  and  the  mechanism  by  which  they  are  evoked  and 

controlled.  Chironomus  thummi,  Ch.  tentans  (Diptera) 
h       Embryology  and  genetics  of  pattern  formation.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
KROHN,    P.   L.     B.M.,   B.Ch.,    Prof.    (Emer.)    —  La   Foret,    St.    Mary,    JERSEY,    Channel 

Islands,  U.K. 
KRONE,  H.  A.     Dr.med.,  Prof.  —  Staatl.  Frauenklinik  und  Hebammenschule,  Markusplatz  3. 

86  BAMBERG,  W.Germany 
KRZANOWSKA  (DATKOWNA).  Mrs.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Genet,  and  Org.  Evol.. 

Jagellonian  Univ.,  Krupnicza  50,  KRAKOW  2,  Poland 
a       Studies  of  heterosis:  sperm  characters,  fertilization  and  cleavage  rate  in  inbred  and  cross- 
bred  animals.  Mas  musculus   (Rodentia) 
KRZYSZTOFOWICZ,  Miss  A.     D.Sc.  —  Zool.  Dept.,  Jagellonian  Univ.,  ul.Krupnicza  50, 

KRAK6W,  Poland 
a       Spermatogenesis.   (CoUembola) 

h       Embryonic  development.  Tetranychus  urticae  (Acarina) 
KUBLI,  E.     cand.phil.  —  Zool.-Vergl.  Anat.  Inst.,  Univ.  Zurich,  Kiinstlergasse  16,  CH-8006 

ZURICH,  Switzerland 
a       Nucleic  acids  of  various  mutants.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
KUBOTA,  K.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Ibadan,  IBADAN,  Nigeria 
KUBOTA,  T.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Lab.,  Liberal  Arts  Coll.,  Kagoshima  Univ.,  Kamoike-cho. 

KAGOSHIMA-shi,  890  Japan 
a       Studies  of  cleavage.  Cynops  (—    Triturus)  pyrrhogaster  (Urodela) 

1.  Mechanism  of  determining  furrow  positions  and  furrow  advance  at  animal,  equatorial 
and  vegetal  regions 

2.  Direction  of  cleaving  force  and  site  of  origin 
KUCIAS,  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Gen.  Biol.,  Silesian  Acad,  of  Med.,  K.  Marksa  19,  Rokitnica. 

ZABRZE  8,  Poland 
a       Entropy    in   cell    differentiation;    determination    of    the   oxygen    consumption     in    vivo. 

Ambystoma  tigrinum   (Urodela) ,  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura),  (Rodentia) 
KUDOKOTSEV,  V.  P.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Kharkov  State  Univ.,  Dzerjinsky  Square  4, 

KHARKOV,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Experimental  investigations  in  limb  regeneration.   (Vertebrata) 
KUHN,  A.  t     Dr.rer.nat.,  Prof.  —  Max  Planck  Inst,  fiir  Biol.,  Abt.  Beermann,  Spemannstr.  34, 

74  TUBINGEN,  W.Germany 

(deceased) 
KUHN,  O.     Dr.rer.nat.,   Prof.    (Emer.)    —  Zool.   Inst,  der  Univ.,   Weyertal    119,   5   KOLN- 

Lindenthal,  W.Germany 
a       Hormonwirkungen  in  der  Morphogenese 
b       Entwicklungsphysiologie  der  Feder.  (Aves) 

c       Wirkungsweise  carcinogener  und  anderer  Substanzen  auf  tierische  Gewebe 
d       Regeneration  und  Wundheilung 

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KUIJEN,  C  J.  van  M.Sc.  —  Zool.  Lab..  Univ.  of  Leiden,  Kaiserstr.  63,  LEIDEN,  Nether- 
lands 

a       Functional  aspects  of  development  of  the  vascular  system.  Rana  temporaria  (Anura) 

KULANGARA.  A.  C.  Ph.D.,  Prof,  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Woman's  Med.  Coll.,  3300  Henry 
Ave.,  PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.  19129,  U.S.A. 

a  An  investigation  of  the  genetic  and  antigenic  differences  among  spermatozoa,  using  im- 
munological techniques.  Lepus  spp.   ( Lagomorpha) 

b       Seminal  antigens  (spermatozoa  and  plasma)  from  three  breeds.  Ovis  acies  (Artiodactyla) 

c       Seminal  antigens.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

d  Passage  of  homologous  and  heterologous  proteins  from  the  mother  into  the  early  conceptus. 
Lepus  spp.  (Lagomorpha) 

KUNZ,  W.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Westf.  Wilhelms-Univ.,  Badestr.  9,  44  MQNSTER/Westf., 
W.Germany 

a  Nuclear  structure  (lampbrush  chromosomes,  multiple  nucleoli  and  extra  DNA)  of  the 
germinal  vesicle  in  the  panoistic  ovary.  Gryllus  domesticus  (Orthoptera) 

h  Uptake  of  haemolymph  proteins  in  the  oocyte  and  its  deposition  in  the  yolk  platelets. 
Gryllus  domesticus,  Locusta  migratoria  (Orthoptera) 

KUNZ  (RAMSAY),  Mrs.  Y.  W.  Dr.phil.  —  Zool.  Dept.,  Univ.  Coll.  Belfield,  Stillorgan 
Road,  DUBLIN  4,  Ireland 

a  Development  of  lactate  dehydrogenase  isoenzyme  pattern  from  fertilized  egg  through 
metamorphosis.  (Zone  electrophoresis  in  starch  gel  and  agar  gel.)  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

b  Development  of  lactate  dehydrogenase  isoenzyme  patterns  during  embryonic  and  post- 
embryonic  period;  comparison  of  species  and  hybrid  offspring.  (Starch  gel  and  agar  gel 
electrophoresis.)  Salmo  trutto  forma  fario,  S.  salar  and  hybrids  (Salmonidae,  Teleostei) 

KURAHASHI,  K.  —  Biol.  Lab.,  Osaka  Dental  Coll.,  Saka,  HIRAKATA,  Osaka  Pref.,  Japan 

KURIHARA,  M.  —  Inst,  of  Appl.  Entomol.,  Fac.  of  Agric,  Iwata  Univ.,  Ueda  3-18,  MO- 
RIOKA,  Japan 

KURU,  M.     M.D.  —  Natl.  Cancer  Centre  Hosp.,  Tsukiji  5  chome,  Chuoku,  TOKYO,  Japan 

KURULASHVILI,  Mrs.  L.  I.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Embryol.,  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of 
the  Georgian  S.S.R.,  TBILISI,  U.S.S.R. 

KUTHE,  H.  W.  Dr.rernat.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Weyertal  119,  5  KOLN-Lindenthal, 
W.Germany 

a  Determination  problems  in  early  development;  changes  of  protein  pattern  in  the  yolk 
system.  Dermestes  frischi  (Coleoptera) 

KUUSI,  Miss  T.  K.  Ph.D.  —  Lab.  of  Exper.  Embryol.,  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Helsinki, 
Arkadiankatu  7,  HELSINKI  10,  Finland  • 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 

KVINIKHIDZE  (CICISHVILI),  Mrs.  G.  S.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Embryol.,  Inst,  of  Zool., 
Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  Georgian  S.S.R.,  Chavchavadze  St.  31,  TBILISI,  U.S.S.R. 

KVINNSLAND,  S.  —  Inst,  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Bergen,  BERGEN,  Aarstadvollen,  Norway 

a  The  profile  of  the  foetal  face,  an  anthropological  and  roentgen  anatomical  study  of  the 
foetal  face  and  cranial  base  in  their  sagittal  growth  processes.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

h       Early  spread  of  ossification  of  the  upper  and  lower  jaws.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

KVIST,  T.  N.  B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania.  PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.  19104, 
U.S.A. 

KYONO  (NAKAGAWA),  Mrs.  H.  M.A.  —  Embryol.  Sect.,  Biol.  Dept.,  Tokyo  Metropol- 
itan Univ.,  2-1-1   chome,  Fukazawa-machi,  Setagaya-ku,  TOKYO   (158),  Japan 

a  Localization  of  ATP-ase  and  protein-bound-SH  in  the  ova.  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus 
(Echinoidea) 

h      Analysis  of  myotube  formation  in  cultured  embryonic  cells.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

LAALE.  H.  W.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Manitoba.  WINNIPEG,  19,  Manitoba, 
Canada 

a       Immuno-embryology;   protein  patterns  in  development.  Brachydanio  rerio   (Teleostei) 

h  Inductive  and  inhibitory  phenomena  in  ontogeny;  regulatory  mechanisms;  growth  sub- 
stances. Brachydanio  rerio  (Teleostei) 

LAANE,  H.  M.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Mauritskade  61,  AMSTER- 
DAM-O.,  Netherlands 

a  Light-microscopical,  electron-microscopical,  histochemical,  physiological  and  experimental 
teratogenetic  studies  of  heart  development  in  the  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)  (in 
collaboration  with  J.  DRUKKER,  F.  J.  BIESENBEEK  and  J.  A.  LOS) 

LAAT.  S.  W.  de  M.Sc.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.  (Internat.  Embryol.  Inst.).  Uppsalalaan  1,  Uni- 
versiteitscentrum  "De  Uithof",  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 

a  Electrophysiological  aspects  of  early  development,  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura),  Ambystoma 
mexicanum  (Urodela)   (in  collaboration  with  P.  D.  NIEUWKOOP) 

LABORDUS,  V.  M.Sc.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  State  Univ.  of  Utrecht,  Janskerkhof  3,  UTRECHT, 
Netherlands 

a       The  effect  of  UV-light  on  cleavage  and  morphogenesis.  Limnaea  stagnalis  (Gastropoda) 

LABOUR,  G.  R.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Univ.  de  Paris,  91  ORSAY,  France 

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a       Cytological   study   of   diapausing    embryos,   with   special   reference   to   cell    ultrastructure. 

Locusta  migratoria  gallica   (Accididae,  Orthopfera) 
b       Cytological  study  of  development  of  fat  body,  with  special  reference  to  cell  ultrastructure 

and  cytochemistry.  Leptinotarsa  decemlineata  (Coleoptera) 
LaCHANCE,   L.   E.     Ph.D.   —   Metabol.   and   Radiat.    Research   Lab.,    State   Univ.    Station, 

FARGO,  N.D.  58103,  U.S.A. 

—   temporarily:    FAO/IAEA   Div.   of  Atom.   Energy   in  Agric,   Internat.   Atom.   Energy 

Agency,  Karntner  Ring  11,  A- 1010  VIENNA  1,  Austria 
LACROIX,   J.   C.  —  Lab.   d'Embryol.,   Fac.   des   Sci.,   9   quai   St.   Bernard,   75   PARIS   Ve, 

France  • 

LA  CROIX,  L.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Plant  Sci.,  Fac.  of  Agric,  Univ.  of  Manitoba, 

WINNIPEG  19,  Manitoba,  Canada 
a       Factors  affecting  embryonic  growth  and  differentiation.  Hordeum  vulgare   (Graminaeae) 
LACY,  D.       Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat.,  St.  Bartholomew's  Med.  Coll.,  Charter- 
house Square,  LONDON  E.C.I,  England 
LAGUCHEV,   S.   S.     Dr.med.sci.   —  Lab.   of   Histophysiol.,    Inst,   of   Exper.   Biol.,   Acad,   of 

Med.  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
a       The  hormonal  regulation  of  mitotic  activity  and  synthesis  of  DNA.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus 

norvegicus  (Rodenfia) 
LAHIRI,  D.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Presidency  Coll.,  CALCUTTA-12,  W.Bengal,  India 
LAHTI,  A.  —  Lab.  of  Exper.  Embryol.,  Ill  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Univ.  of  Helsinki,  Haartmanin- 

katu  3,  HELSINKI  25,  Finland 
a       Drug-induced  teratogenesis    in    vitro.    Mus  musculus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with 

L.  O.  SAXEN  and  I.  KAITILA) 
LAI-FOOK,  Miss  J.  E.  I.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  TORONTO  5,  Ont., 

Canada 
a       The  fine  structure  of  development.   (Insecta) 
LAIRD,  C.  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Texas  at  Austin,  AUSTIN,  Tex.  78712, 

U.S.A. 
a       Relationship  between  developmental  patterns  and  intragenome  nucleotide  sequence  homology. 

(Insecta),  (Tunicata) ,  (Mammalia) 
b       Developmental  genetics  of  linked  genes;  fractionation  of  RNA  to  correlate  gene  expression 

with  karyotype  arrangement.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
LAKSHMANAN,  K.  K.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Botany,  Pachaiyappa's  College,  MADRAS- 

30,  India 
a       Descriptive  and  experimental  embryology.  (Plantae) 
b       Embryogenesis.  ( Angiospermae) 
c       Study  of  irregular  embryogenesis  and  its  possible  correlation  with  embryo  differentiation 

in  tissue  culture.  (Angiospermae) 
LAKSHMI,   Miss  M.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Chester  Beatty  Research  Inst.,   Inst,   of  Cane.   Research, 

Royal  Cane.  Hosp.,  Fulham  Rd.,  LONDON  S.W.3,  England 
a       Morphogenetic  effects  of  follicle-stimulating  hormone.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves)    (in  col- 
laboration with  G.  V.  SHERBET) 
b       Behaviour  of  neoplastic   cells   transplanted   into   embryos.   Gallus  domesticus    (Aves)    (in 

collaboration  with  G.  V.  SHERBET) 
LAL,  D.  M.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biochem.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Allahabad  Univ.,  ALLAHABAD-2, 

India 
a       Quantitative   studies   of  various  metabohtes   in   eggs,   e.g.   nitrogenous   compounds,   phos- 
phorus compounds,  reducing   substances  and  citric  acid.  Philosamia  ricini   (Lepidoptera), 

Musca  domestica.  Saccophaga  ruficornis  (Diptera)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  R.  PANT 

and  R.  VARMA) 
b       Variation  in  the  activity  of  some  enzymes  in  eggs.  Philosamia  ricini  (Lepfidoptera),  Musca 

domestica.  Sarcophaga  ruficornis   (Diptera)    (in   collaboration   with   Mrs.   R.   PANT  and 

R.  VARMA) 
c       Quantitative  studies  of  various  metabolites  during  metamorphosis.  Philosamia  ricini  (Lepi- 
doptera),  Musca    nebulo,   Sarcophaga   ruficornis    (Diptera)    (in   collaboration   with   Mrs. 

R.  PANT,  Miss  I.  D.  MORRIS  and  R.  VARMA) 
d       Quantitative  studies  of  certain  metabolites  and  enzymic  studies  on  the  fat  body  during 

larval  and  pupal  development.  Philosamia  ricini  (Lepidoptera)   (in  collaboration  with  Mrs. 

R.  PANT,  Miss  I.  D.  MORRIS  and  R.  VARMA) 
LALLIER,  R.  A.     Dr.Sc.  —  Station  Zoologique,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Paris,  06  VILLEFRAN- 

CHE-sur-Mer,  France  • 

a       Biochemical  aspects  of  embryonic  determination    (studies  of  animalizing  and  vegetalizing 

agents).  Paracentrotus  lividus  (Echinoidea) 
LAMBIOTTE,  M.  G.  D.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Centre  de  Rech.  sur  la  Nutrit.  du  C.N.R.S.,  9  rue 

Emile,  92  BELLEVUE,  France 
LAMONT,  Miss  D.  M.     M.A.  —  Dept.  of  Chem.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Gower  St.,  LONDON 

W.C.I,  England 
LAMPEL.    G.      Dr.rer.nat.,    Prof.    —    Zool.   Inst.,   Naturw.   Fak.,   Univ.   Freiburg,   CH-1700 

FREIBURG,   Switzerland 

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a       Researches   on   the    sequence    of    morphs    in    cyclic    reproduction.    Pemphigus  spirofhecae 

(Homoptera) 
LANDAUER.   W.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.   Genet..   Univ.  Coll.  London.   Wolfson 

House.  4  Stephenson  Way.  LONDON  N.W.I.  England 
—  private  address:   16  Highgate  Ave..  LONDON  N.6.  England  • 

a       A  causal  analysis  of  teratogenic  action  of  insulin  and  other  chemical  compounds  on  devel- 
oping embryos.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       The  nature  and  significance  of  phenocopies.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
LANDESMAN.    R.     Ph.D.    —    Dept.    of    Zool..    Univ.    of    Vermont.    BURLINGTON.    Vt. 

05401.  U.S.A. 
a       Control  of  transcription  and  translation  during  embryogenesis.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anuca) 
h       Examination  of  regional  differentiation  by  analysis  of  protein  synthesis.  Xenopus  laevis 

(Anura),  Amby stoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
LANDSTROM.  U.  —  Dept.  of  Zoophysiol..  Univ.  of  Umea.  S  901  87  UMEA.  Sweden 
a       Oxygen  uptake  during  embryogenesis.  Tubifex  spp.   (Oligochaeta)    (in  collaboration  with 

S.  L0VTRUP) 
LANGMAN,    J.      M.D..    Ph.D..    Prof.    —    Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School.  Univ.  of  Virginia, 

CHARLOTTESVILLE.  Va.  22901.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Autoradiographic  and  immunological  analysis  of  muscle  development    in    vivo.    Gallus 

domesticus   (Aves) 
h       Autoradiographic   and   immunological   analysis   of   brain   development   under   normal    and 

abnormal  conditions.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  (Rodentia) 
LANOT.  R.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Nancy.  30  rue  Ste  Catherine. 

54  NANCY.  France 
a       Malformations   axiales:   analyse   causale   de   Taction   teratogene   du   bleu  trypan   et   de  la 

RNA-se.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
LANZAVECCHIA.  G.     Dr..  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool..  Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Celoria   10,  MI- 

LANO,  Italy 
LARKIN,  L.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Colorado  Med.  School,  4200  E.  9th  Ave., 

DENVER,  Colo.  80220,  U.S.A. 
LARRIVEE.  D.  H.     M.A.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  British  Columbia.  VANCOUVER  8, 

B.C.,  Canada 
a       Molecular  and  cellular  aspects  of  arm  formation  in  larvae.  Strong ylocentrotus  droebachien- 

sis,  S.  purpuratus.  S.  franciscanus  (Echinoidea)  (in  collaboration  with  C.  V.  FINNEGAN) 
LARSON,  P.  F.     M.D.  —  Muscular  Dystrophy  Res.  Labs.,  Newcastle  Gen.  Hosp.,  NEW- 
CASTLE upon  Tyne  NE4  6BE,  England 
a       Electron  microscope  studies  of  embryonic  muscle  and  of  myoblasts  grown  in  tissue  culture 

to  determine  the  temporal  and  spacial   relationships  between   the  polyribosomes  and   the 

developing    myofilaments.   Gallus  domesticus    (Aves),   Mus   musculus,   Rattus    norvegicus 

(Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
LARSSON.  K.  S.     Odont.  D..  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Teratol..  Karolinska  Inst..  S-104  01  STOCK- 
HOLM 60.  Sweden 
a       Chemical   interaction  with  mucopolysaccharide  synthesis  during   embryogenesis   and   fetal 

development.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
h       Experimental    developmental    morphology:    studies    on    facial    formation.    Mus  musculus, 

Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
LASH,  J.  W.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  PHILADELPHIA, 

Pa.  19104,  U.S.A.  • 

LASHER,  R.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Calif.   San  Diego,  LA  JOLLA,   Calif. 

92037,  U.S.A. 
LA    SPINA.    Miss    R.      D.Sc.    —    1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi  18.  90123 

PALERMO.  Italy 
a       Fine  structure  of  unfertilized  eggs  and  egg  fragments.  Ascidia  malaca  (Ascidiae) 
b       The  analysis  of  the  colour  pattern.  Discoglossus  pictus  (Anura) 

LASSAU.  J.  P.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres,  75  PARIS  Vie,  France 
a       Croissance  de  la  vulve.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
LATSHAW.  W.  K.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  W.C.U.M.,  Univ.  of  Saskatchewan,  SASKATOON, 

Sask..  Canada 
a       Closure  mechanisms  of  optic  fissure.   (Mammalia) 

LAUFER,  H.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Life  Sciences  Bldg  U-42,  Univ.  of  Connec- 
ticut, STORRS.  Conn.  06268.  U.S.A.  • 
LAUGE,  Miss  G.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  d'Entomol.  et  de  Zool..  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Univ.  de  Paris. 

91  ORSAY.  France 
a       Experimental    study    of   determination    and    differentiation    of    genital    apparatus,    triploid 

intersexes.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
LAVALLE.    D.     B.Sc.   —   Dept.   de   Biol.    Geral,    Inst,   de   Cienc.    Biol,    da   U.F.M.G.,    Rua 

Carangola  288  -  4°andar.  C.P.  253.  BELO  HORIZONTE,  M.G..  Brazil 
a       Quantitative   relations   between   DNA   content   and   nuclear   volume   in   relation   with   the 

germinal  line   (spermatogenesis).  Bu[o  paracnemis  (Anura) 

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b       Determination  of  the  DNA  content  in  polyploid  animals.  Cerafrophrys  dorsata,  Odonto- 

phrynus  cultripes,  O.  dorsata,  Bufo  paracnemis  (Anuca) 
LAVARACK,  J.   O.     Ph.D.  —  School  of  Anat.,   Univ.   of  Melbourne.   PARKVILLE  3052, 

Vict.,  Australia 
a       Histochemical   investigation   of   cell   interactions   in   the   development   of   primary   tissues. 

Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
LaVELLE,  A.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Illinois.  P.O.  Box 

6998,  CHICAGO,  III.  60680,  U.S.A. 
a       Cytodifferentiation  of  neurons.   Cauia  cobaya,  Cricetus  aurafus   (Rodentia) 
b       Critical  periods  in  neuronal  maturation.  Cricetus  aurafus  (Rodentia) 

c       Total  lipid  and  phospholipid  changes  during  neuronal  maturation.  Cricetus  auratus   (Ro- 
dentia) 
d       Immunochemical  characteristics  of  developing  brain.   Cricetus  aurafus   (Rodentia) 
e        Immunochemical  characteristics  of  developing  lens  tissue.    Gallus   gallus    (Aves) 
f        Drug   effects   on   developing   nervous   tissue.   Amhystoma   maculatum    (Urodela)    (in   col- 
laboration with  Mrs.  F.  LaVELLE) 
LAVELLE,  C.  L.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Birmingham,  Edgbaston. 

BIRMINGHAM  15,  England 
a       Embryology   of   the   dental   cusp   pattern.   Raff  us   norvegicus    (Rodentia),   Homo   sapiens 

(Primates) 
LaVELLE   (WILSON),  Mrs.  F.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med..  Univ.  of  Illinois, 

P.O.  Box  6998.  CHICAGO,  111.  60680,  U.S.A. 
a       Hormonal  control  of  early  sex  differentiation.  Cricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
h       Critical  periods  in  neuronal  differentiation.  Cricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
c       Cytochemical  differentiation  of  nervous  tissue.  Cricetus  auratus   (Rodentia) 
d       Drug   effects   on   developing   nervous   tissue.   Amby stoma   maculatum    (Urodela)    (in   col- 
laboration with  A.  LaVELLE) 
LAWRENCE,  A.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Glasgow,  GLASGOW  W.2, 

Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Growth  and  differentiation  of  pancreas.  Gallus  domesficus.  (Aves) 
LAWRENCE,   I.  E.,  Jr.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  East  Carolina  Univ.,   Box  2577, 

GREENVILLE,  N.C.  27834,  U.S.A. 
a       Comb   development.   Gallus  domesficus    (Aves) 

1.  A  timed  sequence  of  reciprocal  comb  and  non-comb  tissue  grafts  for  tissue  interactions. 

2.  Development  of  the  feathered  crest  fowl's  comb  primordium  in  an  experimentally  altered 
position. 

3.  Tissue  reaggregation  of  comb  and  feather  skin  grafts. 

4.  Histochemical  patterns  and  hormonal  influence  on  comb  tissue  development. 

5.  Electrophoretic  analysis  of  comb  protein. 

b       Comb  and  beak  malformation  resulting  from  removal  of  neural  crest  between  stages  7-9. 

Gallus  domesficus  (Aves) 
LAWRENCE,  P.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Milton  Road,  CAM- 
BRIDGE, England 
a       The   development   of   bristles;    in    particular    factors   controlling    their   position    and    their 

initiation.  Oncopeltus  fasciafus  (Heteroptera) 
b       Developmental  genetics.  Oncopeltus  fasciafus  (Heteroptera) 
LAWSON,  Miss  K.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.    (Internat.  Embryol.  Inst.).  Uppsalalaan  1. 

Universiteitscentrum   "De   Uithof",   UTRECHT,   Netherlands 
a       Morphogenesis    and    functional    development   of   the   parotid    gland     in    vivo     and     i  n 

vitro.    Raftus  raftus   (Rodentia) 
h       Response   of   embryonic   limb-bone   rudiments   to   thyroid   hormones    in    vitro.     Gallus 

domesficus  (Aves) 
LAZARD  (HAUBEN).  Mrs.  L.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol  exper.  du  C.N.R.S.. 

49bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE.  France  • 

—  Lab.  d'Embryol.  exper.  du  Coll.  de  France,  1 1  Place  M.  Berthelot,  PARIS  Ve,  France 
a       Limb  regeneration,  after  X-irradiation.  and  grafts  of  various  tissues  and  organs.  Siredon 

mexicanum  (Urodela) 
h       Late  regulation  in  the  embryonic  limb.  Gallus  domesficus   (Aves) 
LEACH,   C.    M.     Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.    of   Bot.    and    Plant   Pathol,    Oregon   State   Univ.. 

CORVALLIS.  Ore.  97331.  U.S.A. 
a       Light  induction  of  reproduction  in  phytopathogenic  species.   (Fungi) 
h       Nature  of  sporogenic  substances  "P310"  associated  with  spore  formation.   (Fungi) 
c       Interaction  of  light  and  temperature  on  the  induction  of  reproduction.   (Fungi) 
LEBLOND.  C.  P.     M.D..  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  McGill  Univ.,  MONTREAL  2, 

Que..   Canada 
a       Development  of  the  thyroid  gland.   (Vertebrafa) 
h       The  development  of  bones  and  teeth  as  shown  on  radioautographs  with  the  help  of  various 

labeled  substances.   (Vertebrafa) 
LEDERMAN,  R.  J.     M.D..  Ph.D.  —  Sect,  on  Exper.  Embryol.,  Ophthalmol.  Branch,  Natl. 

Inst,  of  Neurol.  Dis.  and  Stroke,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Health,  BETHESDA.  Md.  20014,  U.S.A. 

102 


a       Development  of  retinal  centrifugal  fibers.  Galhts  domesficus  (Aves) 

LE  DOUARIN.  G.  H.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol,  anim.  et  cellulaire,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de 

rUniv.  de  Nantes.  38  Bd.  Michelet.  B.P.  1044.  44-NANTES.  France 
a       Action  des  rayons  X  sur  la  physiologic  ct  le  developpement  du  coeur  embryonnaire.  Callus 

qallus  (Aves) 
b       Electrophysiologie  du  coeur  embryonnaire.  Callus  gallus  (Aves) 
c       Metabolisme  des  organes  embryonnaires  en  culture    in    vitro 

d       Etude  experimentale  de  la  diffcrenciation  des  cellules  myocardiques.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
e       Etude  experimentale  de  la  diffcrenciation  hypophysaire.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
LE  DOUARIN   (CHAUVAC),  Mrs.  N.  M.     Dr.es  Sci..  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.,  Fac.  des 

Sci.   de   Nantes,   38  Bd.   Michelet,   B.P.    1044,   44-NANTES,   France 
a       Etude  experimentale  du  developpement  du  tube  digestif.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
h       Etude  experimentale  du  developpement  du  foie.  Callus  gallus   (Aves) 
c       Etude  de  la  diffcrenciation  biochimique  des  hepatocytes.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
d       Etude  experimentale  de  la  diffcrenciation  hypophysaire.   Gallus  gallus    (Aves) 
e       Etude  experimentale  de  la  diffcrenciation  dc  la  glande  thyroide.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
LEDOUX.    L.     D.Sc.   —  Lab.    de   Biochim.    cell.,    Dept.    de   Radiobiol.,    Centre   d'Etude    de 

I'Energie  Nucleaire,  MOL,  Belgium 
a       Uptake,   fate,   and  biological  effect  of  exogeneous   DNA   in  living   systems,  with   special 

attention  to  embryonic  and  cancer  tissues.  Hordeum  spec,  Avabidopsis  spec.   (Angiosper- 

mae),  Gallus  spec.   (Aves),  Mus  spec.   (Rodentia) 
LEE.  H.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Toledo,  TOLEDO,  Ohio  43606,  U.S.A. 
a       In    vitro    studies    of    DNA    synthesis    induced    by    Rous    sarcoma    virus    infection    in 

differentiating  embryonic  cells.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
b       Cytodifferentiation  and  cell  interactions    in    vitro    of  testicular  tissues  with  respect  to 

DNA  and  cell  cycle  studies.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
LEES,  A.  D.     Sc.D..  F.R.S.  —  Imperial  Coll.  Field  Station,  SunninghiU,  SILWOOD  PARK, 

Berks.,  England 
a       Control   of   polymorphic   development,    with    special    reference    to    environmental    factors. 

Megoura  viciae   (Aphididae,  Homoptera) 
LEESON,  C.  R.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Missouri,  COLUM- 
BIA, Mo.  65201,  U.S.A. 
a       Postnatal   development   and   differentiation   of   the   ductus   epididymidis   with   special   em- 
phasis upon  the  epithelium  and  the  appearance  of  stereocilia.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
b       Postnatal  development  of  muscle  with  emphasis  on  the  ultrastructure  of  the  mitochondrial 

population.  Sus  domesticus   (miniature)    (Atfiodactyla) 
LEFFINGWELL,  T    P.     Ph.D.  —  Cell  Research   Inst.,  B.L.  220,  The  Univ.  of  Texas  at 

Austin.  AUSTIN,  Tex.  78712,  U.S.A. 
a       Site   of   synthesis   and   mode   of   deposition   of   primary   wall   constituents   in   distinctively 

differentiated  tissues  of  the  primary  root;  characterization  of  the  Golgi-mediated  wall  poly- 
saccharides   (isotope  labelling,  autoradiography,  histochemistry).  Zea  mays   (Gramineae) 
LEFFORD   (FERNANDO),  Mrs.  F.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  Univ.  Coll., 

Cower  St.,  LONDON  W.C.I,  England 
a       Studies  on  cell  locomotory  behaviour  in  tissue  culture.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Cavia 

spec.   (Rodentia) 
LEGAIT,  E.  J.     Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  31   rue  Lionnois,  54  NANCY,  France 
LEGAY,  J.  M.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gener.  et  Appl.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Lyon, 

43  Bd.  du  11  Novembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Postembryonic  development  in  relation  to  parental  generation  and  selection.  Bombyx  mod 

(Lepidoptera),  Ceratitis  capitata  (Diptera) 
LEGENDRE,  R.     Dr.rer.nat.,  Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Montpellier, 

Place  Eugene  Bataillon,  34  MONTPELLIER,  France 
a       Embryonic  and  post-embryonic  development.   (Araneida,  Arachnida) 
LEGHISSA,  S.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Bologna,  Via  Belmeloro  8, 

BOLOGNA  (103),  Italy  • 

LEGNAME,  A.  H.     Dr.Biochem.  —  Inst,  de  Biol.,  Univ.  Nac.  de  Tucuman,  Chacabuco  460, 

S.  M.  de  TUCUMAN,  Argentina 
a       Respiratory  metabolism.  Bu[o  arenarum  (Anura) 
b       Mitochondria  during  embryogenesis.  Bufo  arenarum  (Anura) 
LEGNAME,    C.    R.    —    Inst,  de  Biol.,  Univ.  Nac.  de  Tucuman,  Chacabuco  460,  S.  M.  de 

TUCUMAN,  Argentina 
a       Nuclear  transplantation  (early  stages  until  neurulation).  Bufo  arenarum  (Anura) 
LE  GOASCOGNE,  C.     D.E.S.  —  Inst.  Natl,  de  la  Sante  et  de  la  Rech.   Med.,  Unite  de 

Physiol,  placentaire.  Hop.  Saint- Antoine,  184,  rue  du  Faubourg  Saint-Antoine,  PARIS  12e, 

France 
a       Anatomic  vasculaire,  ultrastructure  et  physiologic  de  la  vesiculc  ombilicale   (omphalopla- 

centa).  Rattus  norvegicus  albinus,  Cavia  cobaya  (Rodentia) 
h       Culture   organotypiquc   dc   la  vesiculc   ombilicale.    Microscopic   clectronique.   Rattus   nor' 

vegicus  albinus  (Rodentia) 
c       Developpement    in   vitro    des  blastocystes.  Rattus  norvegicus  albinus  (Rodentia) 

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LEGRAND,  Miss  C.  —  Inst.  Natl,  de  la  Sante  et  de  la  Rech.  Med.,  Unite  de  Physiol,  placen- 

taire,  Hop.  Saint- Antoine,  184,  rue  du  Faubourg  Saint-Antoine,  PARIS  12e,  France 
a       Le  trophoblaste  endovasculaire.   (Rodentia) 
LEHMAN,   H.   E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of  Zool.,    Univ.   of   North    Carolina,   CHAPEL   HILL, 

N.C.,  U.S.A.  • 

LEHMANN,   F.   E.     Dr.phil.,   Prof.    (Emer.)    —   Zool.   Inst.,   Univ.   Bern,   Sahlistr.   8,   3000 

BERN,  Switzerland  • 

LEHMANN,  R.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.  Freiburg,  Katharinenstr.  20,  78  FREI- 
BURG i.Br..   W.Germany 
LEIBENGOTH,  F.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Holderlinstr.   12,  74  TUBINGEN. 

W.Germany 
LEIKOLA,  A.  H.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Lab.  of  Exper.  Embryol.,  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Helsinki, 

Arkadiankatu  7,  HELSINKI  10,  Finland 
a       Primary  induction.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
LEIST,  K.-H.     Dipl.Biol.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Siesmayerstr.  70,  6000  FRANKFURT  a.M., 

W.Germany 
a       Effects  of  ACTH  and  adrenocortical  hormones.  Amby stoma  spec,  Salamandra  salamandra 

(Urodela),  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
b       Development  of  endocrine  tissue.  Amby  stoma  spec,   Salamandra  salamandra    (Urodela), 

Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
c       Biochemical  changes  during  development  induced  by  ACTH  and  steroid  hormones.  Xeno- 
pus laevis  (Anura) 
LE'JOHN,  H.  E.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Fourah  Bay  Coll.,  Univ.  Coll.  of  Sierra  Leone,  FREETOWN, 

Sierra  Leone,  W.Africa 
LEMEZ,  L.     MUDr.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Charles  Univ.,  U  nemocnice  3,  PRAHA  2,  Czecho- 
slovakia 
a       Embryonal  haematology.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Experimental  topogenesis  and  morphology  of  the  pneumogastric  system.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
LE  MOIGNE,  A.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,  Univ.  de  Paris,  Fac  des  Sci.  d'Orsay,  91  ORSAY, 

France 
a       Developpement  embryonnaire    (etude   au  microscope   electronique) .    (Planaciidae,    Turbel- 

laria) 
LEMUS,  D.     Dr. Vet.  —  Cat.  de  Embriol.,  Escuela  de  Med.,  Univ.  de  Chile,  Zaiiartu  1042, 

SANTIAGO,  Chile 
LENDER,  Th.     Prof.  —  Lab.   de  Biol.   Anim.,   Univ.  de   Paris,   Fac.   des  Sci.   d'Orsay.   91 

ORSAY.  France  • 

a       Problemes   de   la   regeneration:    substances   inductrices   et    inhibitrices.    (Planaciidae,    Tur- 

bellaria) 
h       Etude    au   microscope    electronique    de    la    regeneration    (en    particulier   des    neoblastes). 

Dugesia  gonocephala  (Turbellacia) 
c       Neurosecretion.  (Planaciidae,  Turbellacia) 
d       Regeneration.  Astecina  gibbosa  (Astecoidea,  Echinodecmata) 
e        Culture    in    vitro    d'organes  larvaires.   Gallecia  spec.    (Lepidopteca),  Peciplaneta  spec. 

(Octhopfeca) 
f        Culture    in    vitro    de  gonades  femelles.  Tenebrio  molitoc  (Coleopteca) 
LENDON.  R.  G.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Children's  Hospt.,  Western  Bank,  SHEFFIELD 

SIO  2TH,  England 
a       Spina  bifida:  1.  experimental  production  by  means  of  trypan  blue.  2.  embryogenesis  of  the 

defects  produced.  3.  attempts  to  produce  some  of  the  defects  by  means  of  hypoxia.  Rattus 

nocvegicus  (Rodentia) 
LENICQUE,  P.  M.     Dr.es.  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Biol,  des  Invert.  Marins.  Museum  Natl.  d'Hist. 

Nat..  57  rue  Cuvier.  PARIS  "Ve,  France 
a       Role  des  neurohormones  aux  cours  de  la  regeneration;  etude  histochimique  et  etude  phar- 

macologique  de  I'effet  des  neuropharmaca.  Hydca  littocalis,  Clava  squamata  (Hydcoidea), 

Dugesia  tigcina  (Tucbellacia) 
LENSKY.    Y.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of   Entomol.,    Fac.   of   Agric,    Hebrew   Univ.    of   Jerusalem, 

P.O.B.  12,  REHOVOTH,  Israel 
a       Changes  occurring  in  proteins  of  haemolymph  during  metamorphosis.  Apis  mellifica  var. 

ligustica  (Hymenopteca) 
h       Separation,  characterization  and  identification  of  proteins  of  haemolymph.  in  three  castes 

and  in  two  races.  Apis  mellifica  var.  ligustica  (Hymenopteca) 
c       Distribution  of  blood  antigens  in  fluid  compartments  and  tissues  of  developing  and  adult 

animals,    using    immuno-chemical   and   biochemical   analysis.   Apis   mellifica   var.   ligustica 

(Hymenopteca) 
d       Distribution  of  blood  antigens  in  fluid  compartments  and  tissues  in  diapausing  pupae  and 

developing  adults.  Hyalophoca  ceccopia  (Lepidopteca) 
e       The  ultrastructure  of  drone  spermatozoa  and  their  position  in  male  and   female  storage 

organs.  Apis  mellifica  var.  ligustica  (Hymenopteca) 

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LENZ,    W.     Dr.med.,    Prof.   —    Inst,    fur    Humangenet.    der    Univ.,    Vesaliusweg    12/14,    44 

MONSTER/Westf.,  W.Germany 
a       Analysis  of  thalidomide  embryopathy  in  relation  to  time  of  intake.  Homo  sapiens   (Pri- 
mates) 
LEONARD.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Lab.  de  Genet.,  Dept.  de  Radiobiol.,  Centre  d'Etude  de  I'Energie 

Nucleaire,  MOL,  Belgium 
a       Study  of  chromosome  aberrations  induced  by  X-irradiation    in    u  t  e  r  o.    (Mammalia) 
LEONE,  V.     M.D.  —  Cat.  di  Embriol.  e  Morfol.  Sperim.,  Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Celoria   10, 

20133  MILANO,  Italy  • 

LEONIENI.  ].     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Acad,  of  Med.,  ul.Narutowicza  60, 

fLODZ,  Poland 
a       Comparative  histological,  histochemical,  and  electron  microscopical  studies  on  the  devel- 
opment, structure,  and  function  of  the  subcommissural  organ.   (Mammalia).  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
LEOPOLD,  R.  A.     Ph.D.  —  USDA  Mctab.  &  Radiat.  Research  Lab.,   State  Univ.   Station. 

FARGO,  N.D.  58103,  U.S.A. 
a       Cytochemistry  of  developing  reproductive  structures.  Musca  domestica   (Diptera) 
b       In    vivo    and    in    vitro    investigation  of  cuticle  deposition  during   leg   regeneration. 

Leucophaea  maderae  (Dicfyoptera) 
LEPORI,  N.  G.     Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Fac.  di  S.M.F.N.,  Univ.  di  Sassari,  Via  Murroni  25, 

07100  SASSARI,  Italy 
a       Research  on  the  origin  of  the  asymmetry  of  the  female  gonad   (blastoderm    in    vitro). 

(Aves) 
h       Research   on   the   origin   of   asymmetrical    heart   development    (blastoderm     in     vitro). 

Gallus  spec,  Anas  spec.  (Aves) 
c       Research   on   the   inductor  of   the   uro-genital   organs.   Gallus   spec.    (Aves),   Rana   spec. 

Trituras  spec.  (Amphibia) 
LE  ROUX,  J.  M.  W.     Dr.med.vet.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Fac.  of  Vet.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Pretoria, 

P.O.  ONDERSTEPOORT,  South  Africa 
LESH,   Miss  G.   E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.   Sci.,   State   Univ.   of  New   York   at   Albany, 

ALBANY,  N.Y.   12203,  U.S.A. 
a       Investigations  of  neoblast  movement  and  cell  differentiation.   (Hydrozoa) 
b       Studies  of  polarity  and  cell  differentiation.   (Polychaeta) 
LESSEPS,  R.  J.,  S.J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Loyola  Univ.,  NEW  ORLEANS,  La. 

70118.  U.S.A. 
a       Ultrastructure  of  cell  surface    (embryonic  liver,   heart,  neural  retina,  limb  bud).      Gallus 

domesficus  (Aves) 
LEVAK  (SVAJGER).  Mrs.  B.     D.Sc  —  Inst,  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Zagreb,  Salata,  ZAGREB. 

Yugoslavia 
a       Investigation   of   early   differentiation;    transplantation,    in    vitro     culture.   Rattus   nor' 

vegicus  (Rodentia)   (in  collaboration  with  N.  SKREB  and  A.  gVAJGER) 
b       Investigation  on  developmental  capacities  of  tissues  of  the  chorioallantoic  membrane.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  N.  SKREB  and  A.  SVAJGER) 
LEVENSON,  G.  E.     Ph.D.,  D.D.S.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Grad.  School  of  Arts  and  Sci.;  Lab. 

of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  School  of  Dental  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,   PHILADEL- 
PHIA, Pa.  19104,  U.S.A. 
a       Comparison  of  three  types  of   embryonic   cartilage   when   grown   as   monolayer   cultures. 

Gallus  domesficus  (Aves) 
b       Effect  of  ascorbic  acid  in  medium  on  growth  and  differentiation  of  embryonic  cartilage  in 

monolayer  culture.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Histogenesis  of  embryonic  liver:  cell  culture  techniques,  effects  of  metabolites  on  differen- 
tiation. Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
LEVER.  W.  E.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab..   P.O.  Box  Y.  OAK  RIDGE.  Tenn. 

37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Temporal   and   spatial  patterns   of   cell   replication   and   nuclear  degeneration   during   lens 

development  and   growth;   computer  analysis   of  mathematical  models.   Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves)    (in  collaboration  with   S.   P.   MODAK) 
LEVI,  C.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Invert.  Marins.  Museum  Natl.  d'Hist.  Nat..  57  rue 

Cuvier,  PARIS  Ve,  France 
a       Descriptive  and  experimental  embryology,  morphogenesis,  cytology  (electron  microscopy). 

(Pori[era) 
LEVI-MONTALCINI,    Miss   R.     M.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Biol.,    Washington    Univ.,    ST. 

LOUIS.  Mo.  63130,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Study  of  action  of  the  nerve  growth  factor  and  related  problems  in  experimental  neuro- 
biology 
b       Experimental  study  of  the  structural  organization  and   interconnection  between   different 

brain  parts  and  ganglia.  Periplaneta  americana   (Dictyopteca) 
c       A  technique  to  grow  nerve  and  glia  cells  from  explants  of  brain  and  ganglia  in  order  to 

study  their  growth  and  differentiation  under  different  experimental  conditions.  Periplaneta 

americana  (Dictyoptera) 

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LEVIS,  A.  G.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Gen.  Biol,  Univ.  of  Padova,  Via  Loredan  10,  35100 

PADOVA,  Italy 
a       Myogenesis  in  tissue  culture.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus,  Cavia  por- 

cellus  (Rodentia) 
LHOTKA,  J.  F.,  Jr.     M.D.,  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Oklahoma, 

801  NE  13th  St.,  OKLAHOMA-City.  Okla.  73104,  U.S.A. 
a       Localization  of  Ca  and  Fe  in  the  developing  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),Sus  scrofa 

( Artiodactyla) .  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Histochemical  localizations  of  polysaccharides  in  embryo  and  early  fetus,  with  emphasis 

on  vascular  system.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
LI,  Mrs.  Yu-Ying  FU     Ph.D.  —  Mycol.  Sect.,  Natl.  Communic.  Disease  Center,  U.S.  Publ. 

Health  Service,  ATLANTA,  Ga.  30333,  U.S.A. 
LIANG,   H.   M.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Biomorphics,   Natl.   Defense   Med.   Center,   P.O. 

Box  7432,  TAIPEI,  Taiwan,  Republ.  of  China 
a       The  action  of  aureomycin  on  the  growth  of  thyroidectomized  tadpoles.  Rana  catesbeiana 

(Anuca) 
h       Microscopic  study  of  thyroidectomized  tadpoles  treated  with  aureomycin.  Rana  catesbeiana 

(Anura) 
c       Microscopic   study   of   the   aureomycin-treated   thyroid    gland   of   tadpoles.    Rana   narina 

(Anura) 
d       Development  of  the  pituitary  gland.  Rana  catesbeiana   (Anura) 
LIEDKE,  Mrs.  K.  B.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Fairleigh  Dickinson  Univ.,  TEANECK, 

N.J.  07666,  U.S.A. 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
LIEM,  K.  F.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Illinois,  1853  W.  Polk 

St.,  CHICAGO,  111.  60612,  U.S.A. 
LIERSE,    W.     Dr.med.    —   Anat.    Inst,    der    Univ.    Basel,    Pestalozzistr.    20,    4056    BASEL, 

Switzerland 
LIMBORGH,  J.  van     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Mauritskade 

61,  AMSTERDAM-O.,  Netherlands 
a       Sex  differentiation.  Anas  boschas   (Aves) 
b       Morphogenesis  of  the  skull.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

c       Development  of  the  harelip  condition   (descriptive  studies).  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
LINDENMAYER,  A.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Central  Interfaculty,  Univ.  of  Utrecht,   Heidelberg- 

laan  2,  "De  Uithof",  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Computer  simulation  of  the  development  of  branching  filaments.   (Algae;  Fungi) 
h       The   morphogenetic    processes    giving    rise    to    phyllotactic    patterns    of    the    shoot    apex. 

(Ptecidophyta;  Spermatophyta) 
c       Developmental  instructions  for  cellular  interactions  and  divisions  considered  from  the  point 

of  view  of  automata  and  language  theory. 
LINDSAY,  D.  T.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Georgia,  ATHENS,  Ga.  30601, 

U.S.A. 
a       Developmental   regulation  of  chromosomal  histone  synthesis   in   the   embryo.   Strongylo- 

centrotus  purpuratus  (Echinoidea) 
LINDSLEY,  D.  L.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,   San  Diego,   P.O. 

Box  109.  LA  JOLLA,  Calif.  92037,  U.S.A. 
a       Genetic  control  of  gametogenesis.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
LIOSNER,  L.  D.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.. 

Baltiyskaya  St.  8.  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
LIOTTI,  F.  S.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Biol.  Gener.,  Fac.  di  Med.,  Via  del  Giochetto,  06100 

PERUGIA,  Italy 
a       Richerche  sulla  neurosecrezione.  Dugesia  lugubris  (Turbellaria),  Allolobophora  caliginosa 

(Oligochaeta) 
h       Richerche  sull'eritropoietina.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Rodentia) 
LIPEDE,  A.  G.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Ibadan,  IBADAN,  Nigeria 
LISSIA  (FRAU).  Mrs.  A.  M.     Dr.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Fac.  di  S.M.F.N..  Univ.  di  Sassari,  Via 

Murroni  25,  07100  SASSARI,  Italy 
a       Gonadogenesis    and    sexual    differentiation    in    hermaphroditic    forms.    Diplodus    vulgaris, 

Boops  salpe.  B.  boops,  Lythognathus  mormyrus  (Sparidae,  Teleostei) 
LIVERSAGE,  R.  A.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Ramsay  Wright  Zool.  Labs.,  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ. 

of  Toronto,  25  Harbord  St.,  TORONTO  5,  Ont..  Canada 
a       Influence  of  nerves  and  endocrines  on  regeneration.   Tciturus  viridescens  (Urodela) 
LIWSKA.    Miss   J.     mgr.Biol.Sci.   —   Dept.    of    Histol.    and    Embryol..    Fac.    of   Vet.    Med.. 

Warsaw  Agricult.  Univ.,  Grochowska  272,  WARSZAWA,  Poland 
a       Histochemical  studies  on  differentiation  of  gonads.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
LOBBECKE,  E.-A.     Dr.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.  Koln,  Weyertal  119,  5  KOLN-Lindenthal. 

W.Germany 
a       Biochemical   investigation  of  UV-inactivation  and  visible  light  or  sperm  reactivation  in 

eggs  at  very  early  developmental  stages.  Habrobracon  hebetoc  (=   juglandis)    (Hymen- 
opt  era) 

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b       Cell  proliferation  in  imaginal  wing  discs.  Various  species  (Lepidopteca) 

LOBO,  J.  F.     Ph.D.  —  Cell  Research  Lab.,  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Nowrosjee  Wadia  Coll.,  POONA- 

1,  India 
a       Alkaline  phosphatase  and  mucopolysaccharides  in  eggs  and  larvae  (histochemical  methods). 

Betfa  splendens  (Teleostei) 
h       Phospholipids   and   non-specific   esterases   in   larvae   and   adults    (histochemical   methods). 

Rana  tigrina  (Anura) 
LOCKE    M      Ph  D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Developm.  Biol.  Center,  Case  Western  Reserve 

Univ.,  2127  Cornell  Rd..  CLEVELAND,  Ohio  44106,  U.S.A. 
a       The   ultrastructure  and  physiology  of  insect  development,   particularly   during   the  molt/ 

intermolt  cycle.  Calpodes  ethlius   (Hespedidae,  Lepidoptera) 
LOCKSHIN,  R.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  School  of  Med.  and  Dent.,  Univ.  of  Roches- 
ter. 260  Crittenden  Blvd..  ROCHESTER,  N.Y.   14620,  U.S.A. 
LOEFFLER,  C.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool,  Univ.  of  Arkansas,  FAYETTEVILLE,  Ark. 

72701.  U.S.A. 
a       Permeability  and  osmoregulation.  Rana  spp.   (Anura) 
b       Various  morphogenetic  topics.  1.  Somitogenesis.  2.  Long-term  interspecific  tolerance.  Rana 

spp.   (Anura) 
LOFBERG,   J.   E.     Fil.kand.   —  Zool.    Inst.,   Univ.   of  Uppsala,   Villavagen   9,   UPPSALA, 

Sweden 
a       Electron  microscopic  investigation  on  the  process  of  neurulation.  Ambystoma  mexicanum 

(Urodela) 
LOFTS,  B.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat.,  St.  Bartholomew's  Med.  Coll..  Charterhouse 

Square.  LONDON  E.C.I,  England 
LOKHORST,  Miss  W.  —  Lab.  of  Veter.  Physiol.,  State  Univ.  of  Utrecht,  Alex.  Numankade 

93,  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Physiology  of  respiration  in  embryos  under  influence  of  environmental  conditions.  Gallus 

domesficus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  C.  ROMIJN) 
LOMBARD   (DES  GOUTTES),  Mrs.  M.  N.     Lie.  es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol. 

exper.  du  C.N.R.S.,  49  bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 
a       Development  of  interactions  between  pituitary,  pineal  and  gonads    in   vitro.    Mas  mus- 

culus  (Rodentia) 
b       Induction  of  kidney   tubules   in   metanephrogenetic   mesenchyme.    Mus   musculus,   Rattus 

norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
LOMBARDO.  F.     Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Modena,  Via  Berengario  14, 

41100  MODENA,  Italy 
a       Regeneration  in  the  adult  retina.  Rana  esculenfa   (Anura) 
b       Regeneration  of  the  retina  in  young  animals.  Carassius  auratus  (Teleostei) 
c       Regeneration  of  the  cerebellum  in  young  animals.   Tinea  tinea   (Teleostei) 
d       Regeneration  of  the  telencephalon  in  post-metamorphic  animals.  Rana  eseulenta   (Anura) 
LONDON,   J.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.   of  Embryol.   and  Teratol,  Tel-Hashomer   Hosp.,  Tel-Aviv 

Univ.  Med.  School,  TEL-AVIV,  Israel 
a       Biophysical  characteristics  of  syncytial  placenta  cells  at  term.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 

(in  collaboration  with  L.  A.  NEBEL) 
LONGENECKER.  B.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Alberta,  EDMON- 
TON, Alta.,  Canada 
a       Immunogenetic   analysis   of   graft-versus-host   reactions   in   the   embryo   using   the   chorio- 
allantoic pock  technique.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
b       Effect   of   physical   and   chemical   agents   on   immunologically   competent   cells   using    the 

chorioallantoic  pock  assay  system.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
LOOMIS,  W.  F.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Graduate  Dept.  of  Biochem.,  Brandeis  Univ.,  WALTHAM, 

Mass.  02154.  U.S.A. 
LOOMIS,  W.  F.,  Jr.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box  109, 

LA  JOLLA,  Calif.  92037,  U.S.A. 
a       A  biochemical  and  genetic  investigation  of  the  mechanisms  of  development.  Dietyostelium 

discoideum  (Aerasiales) 
LOPASHOV,  G.  V.      Dr.biol.sci.,  Prof.    —    Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R..  Vavilov  St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R.  • 

a       Analysis  of  inductive  interactions  of  the  cells  in  differentiating  retina  by  means  of  com- 
binations of  cells  of  the  eye  rudiment  and  the  gastrula  ectoderm.  Rana  temporaria,  R. 

acvalis,  R.  eseulenta  (Anura).  Gallus  domestieus  (Aves)  (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  O.  A. 

HOPERSKAYA) 
b       Metaplastic  potencies  of  embryonic  and  larval  eye  for  lens  and  retina  regeneration.  Leueis- 

cus  bergi   (Cyprinidae) .  Anoptiehthys  jordani   (Characidae,   Teleostei)    (in   collaboration 

with  Miss  A.  A.  SOLOGUB) 
c       Stimulation  of  metaplasia  of  the  pure  pigment  epithelium  of  adult  animals  into  retina  by 

means  of  agents  from  larval  (or  embryonic)  retina.  Rana  temporaria,  R.  ridibunda  (Anura), 

(Gallus  domestieus  (Aves),  Mus  museulus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  A.  A. 

SOLOGUB) 

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d       Analysis  of  the  ability  of  combinations  of  some  larval  eye  tissues   for  lens  induction  in 

gastrula  ectoderm.   Triturus  taeniatus   (Urodela) 
e        Analysis  of  the  determination  of  the  site  of  formation  of  the  falciform  process  by  means 

of  creation  of  additional  choroid  fissures.  Leuciscus  bergi  (Cyprinidae,  Teleostei) 
f        The  influence  of  fractionated  homogenates  of  some  differentiating  tissues    (retina,  muscle 

etc.)    on   the   differentiation   of   future   ectoderm   in   uncleaved   eggs   and   early   stages   of 

cleavage.   Triturus  taeniatus  (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with 

Mrs.  L.  A.  NIKITINA) 
LOS,  J.  A.     M.D.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Mauritskade  61,  AMSTER- 

DAM-O.,  Netherlands 
a       Development  of  the  heart  and  cardiac  malformations.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Light-microscopical,   electron-microscopical,   histochemical,   physiological   and  experimental 

teratogenetic  studies  of  heart  development  in  the  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in 

collaboration  with  J.  DRUKKER,  P.  J.  BIESENBEEK  and  H.  M.  LAANE) 
LOUVET,  J. -P.     Dr.Biol.anim.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  Expcr.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux,  Av.  des 

Facultes,  33  TALENCE.  France 
a       Recherches  descriptives  et  experimentales  sur  la  formation  de  la  bandelette  embryonnaire. 

Carausius  spec.   (Cheleutoptera) 
h       Neurogenese.  Carausius  spec.    (Cheleutoptera) 
LOVE,  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Developm.  Biol.  Center,  Case  Western  Reserve  Univ., 

2109  Adelbert  Rd.,  CLEVELAND,  Ohio  44106,  U.S.A. 
a       Chemistry  of  developing  muscle, 
b       Endocrine  regulation  of  carbohydrate  and  nucleic  acid  metabolism  in  embryonic  muscle. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
L0VTRUP    (REIN),  Mrs.   H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zoophysiol.,  Univ.  of  Umea,  S  901    87 

UMEA,  Sweden 
a       Nuclear  RNA  metabolism  during  early  embryogenesis.  Lytechinus  variegatus  (Echinoidea) 
L0VTRUP,  S.     Dr.Phil.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zoophysiol.,  Univ.  of  Umea,  S  901   87  UMEA. 

Sweden  • 

a       Permeability  and  osmoregulation.  Rana  spp.  (Anuca) 
b       Carbohydrate  metabolism.  Rana  spp.  (Anura),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)   (in  collaboration 

with  S.  B.  NILSSON) 
c       Cell  transformation  and  cell  differentiation.  Rana  spp.  (Anura).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Oxygen  uptake  during  embryogenesis.  Tubifex  spp.   (Oligochaeta)    (in  collaboration  with 

U.  LANDSTROM) 
LOWER,  W.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Clin.  Pharmacol.  Res.  Inst.,  2030  Haste  St..  BERKELEY,  Calif. 

94704,  U.S.A. 
a       The  genetic,  biochemical,  and  developmental  differences  between  two  strains  of  a  free- 
living  dioecious  form.  Panagrellus  redivivus   (Nematoda) 
b       Genetic,  biochemical,  and  developmental  changes  in  strains  selected  for  tolerance  to  high 

temperatures.   (Nematoda) 
c       Axenic  maintenance  of  various  spp.  for  developmental  studies.   (Nematoda) 
LOWERY,   R.   S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Botany  and   Zool.,   Sir  John  Cass   Coll..   Jewry   St., 

LONDON  E.C.3,  England 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
LOY.   J.   B.     Ph.D.   —   Plant   Science   Dept.,    Univ.   of   New   Hampshire.    DURHAM,    N.H. 

03824,  U.S.A. 
a       The    interactions    of    auxins,    gibberellins    and    growth    regulators     (fluorene-9-carboxylic 

acids).  Cucurbita  maxima  (Cucurbitaceae) 
b       Developmental-taxonomic   study    on   the   distribution   of    peroxidase    isozyme    patterns    in 
g       Free-martinisme  spontane.  (Aves)    (en  collaboration  avec  Mrs.  Y.  LUTZ-OSTERTAG) 
LUBICZ   (NAWROCKI),  C  M.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Vet.  Anat.,  Brownlow  Hill,  P.O.  Box 

147,  LIVERPOOL  L69  3BX.  England 
LUCAS,  J.   S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..   School  of  Biol.   Sci.,   Univ.   Coll.   of  Townsville. 

P.O.  Box  999,  TOWNSVILLE,  Qld..  4810  Austraha 
a       Embryonic  and  larval  development  and  their  response  to  environmental  factors.  Halicac- 

cinus  spp.  (Brachyuca,  Decapoda) 
LUCEY,  E.  C.  A.     B.Sc.  —  Research  Film  Unit.  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh, 

West  Mains  Rd.,  EDINBURGH,  EH9  3JN,  Scotland.  U.K. 
a       Film  of  normal  development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Technique  of    in   vitro    culture  of  embryo;  descriptive  material  covering  first  72  hours 

of  development    in    vitro.    Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Film  showing  nuclear  transfer  technique.   (Amphibia) 
LUCKENBILL.  Miss  L.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Smith  College,  NORTHAMPTON. 

Mass.  01060.  U.S.A. 
a       Electron  microscopy  of  early  phases  of  epidermal  wound  healing.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
b       Electron  microscopy  of  eggs.  Rana  pipiens   (Anura) 
LODTKE,  H.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Zool.   Inst,   der  Univ.,  Ketzerbach  53,  355   MARBURG/Lahn, 

W.Germany 

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LUDWIG,    D.     Ph.D..    Prof.   —   Biol.    Lab..    Fordham    Univ..    NEW   YORK,   Bronx,    N.Y. 

10458.'  U.S.A. 
LUDWIG.  K.  S.     Dr.med..  Prof.  —  Abt.  Anat.,  Rhein-Westf.  Techn.  Hochschule  Aachen. 

Germany,  c/o  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ..  Pestalozzistr.  20.  CH  4056  BASEL.  Switzerland 
LULLINI,   Mrs.    I.   GALLIANI     M.D.   —   1st.   di   Anat.    Umana   Norm..   Univ.   di   Bologna. 

Via   Irnerio  48.   BOLOGNA,   Italy 
LUSE,  Miss  S.  A.  —  Biol.  Sci.  Dept..  Calif.  State  Polytechn.  Coll.,  SAN  LUIS  OBISPO. 

Calif.  93401,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  and  mineralization  of  scales;  role  of  the  epidermis  in  scale  development;  light 

and  electron  microscopy  of  developing  skin.  Poecilia  reticulata,  Ocyzias  latipes,  Salvelinus 

fontinalis  (Teleostei)    (in  collaboration  with  R.  J.  KREJSA) 
LUTWAK  (MANN).  Mrs.  C.     M.D..  Ph.D.  —  A.R.C.  Unit  of  Reprod.  Physiol.  &  Biochem.. 

Univ.  of  Cambridge,  307  Huntingdon  Rd.,  CAMBRIEX3E.  England 
a       Physiology  and  biochemistry  of  the  early  embryo.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia).  Oryctolagus 

cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
b       Teratology.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
LUTZ.  H.     Dr.es  Sci..  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,  1  Av.  Vercingetorix,  63  CLERMONT- 
FERRAND.  France  • 
a       Developpement  du  blastoderme  pendant  les  premieres  heures  de  1' incubation.  Anas  spec. 

(Aves) 
h       La  polyembryonie  experimentale;  I'orientation  des  embryons.   (Aves) 
c       Polyembryonie   experimentale.    ( Salmonidae,    Teleostei)    (en    collaboration   avec   Mrs.    Y. 

LUTZ-OSTERTAG) 
d       Formation  de  I'entoblaste.   (Aves) 
e       Action  des  ultra-sons  sur  I'embryon  et  sur  differents  organes.   Galhts  spec.    (Aves)    (en 

collaboration  avec  Mrs.   Y.  LUTZ-OSTERTAG) 
f        Culture    in    vitro    du   blastoderme.    (Aves)    (en   collaboration   avec   Mrs.   Y.   LUTZ- 
OSTERTAG) 
g       Free-martinisme  spontane.   (Aves)    (en  collaboration  avec  Mrs.  Y.  LUTZ-OSTERTAG) 
LUTZ    (OSTERTAG).  Mrs.  Y.      Dr.es  Sci.    —    Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim..   1  Av.  vercingetorix, 

63  CLERMONT-FERRAND.  France 
a       La  genese  de  I'asymmetrie  du  tractus  genital  et  la  regression  des  canaux  de  Miiller  par 

la  methode  d'explantations.  Gallus  spec.  (Aves) 
b       Role  des  hormones  dans  la  differenciation  primaire  du  sexe.  Gallus  spec,  Coturnix  coturnix 

(Aves) 
c       Polyembryonie  experimentale.  (Salmonidae,  Teleostei)    (en  collaboration  avec  H.  LUTZ) 
d       Action   des   ultra-sons  sur  I'embryon  et   sur  differents  organes.  Gallus  spec.    (Aves)    (en 

collaboration  avec  H.  LUTZ) 
e       Culture    in    vitro    du  blastoderme.   (Aves)    (en  collaboration  avec  H.  LUTZ) 
f        Free-martinisme  spontane.   (Aves)    (en   collaboration  avec  H.  LUTZ) 
g       Hybridisation.  Anas  spec.  (Aves) 
LYNE.  A.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Anim.  Physiol..  C.S.I.R.O.,  Ian  Clunies  Ross  Anim.  Res. 

Lab..  Great  Western  Highway.  (P.O.  Box  144,  Parramatta),  PROSPECT,  N.S.W.  2150, 

Australia 
a       Development  of  skin  and  hair.  Trichosmus  vulpecula,  Perameles  nasuta  (Marsupialia) 
b       Structure   and   development   of   hair   follicles   and   associated   glands.   Oi^is   spec.    (Artio' 

dactyla) 
LYNN    W.  G.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Biol.  Dept..  Grad.  School  of  Arts  and  Sci.,  The  Catholic 

Univ.  of  America,  WASHINGTON,  D.C.  20017,  U.S.A. 
a       Melanogenesis  and  melanin  turnover.  Xenopus  laevis,  Rana  sylvatica,  R.  pipiens  (Anixra) 
h       Skin  development  and  ecdysis.  Sceloporus  Occident alis   (Lacertilia),  Chionactis  occipitalis 

(Ophidia) 
LYONS,  Miss  K.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.  Dept.,  King's  Coll.,  Strand,  LONDON  W.C.2,  England 
a       Electron  microscope  studies  on  the  development   of  the  outer  body   layers.   Entobdella 

soleae  (Monogenea,  Trematoda) 
LYSER   (SHOUBY),  Mrs.  K.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Hunter  Coll.  of  the 

City  Univ.  of  New  York,  695  Park  Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10021,  U.S.A. 

—   (Guest  Invest.)  The  Rockefeller  Univ.,  NEW  YORK,  N.Y.   10021.  U.S.A. 
a       Differentiation   of    the   central    nervous   system;    electron    microscopy.    Gallus    domesticus 

(Aves) 
h       Effects  of  adjacent  tissues  and  other  factors  on  differentiation  of  neural  tube  in  organo- 
typic culture;  light  and  electron  microscopy.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
LYTLE,   Ch.   F.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,   North  Carolina   State  Univ.,   Box   5577, 

RALEIGH,  N.C.  27607,  U.S.A. 
a       Nucleic  acid  metabolism  in  intracellular  parasite  development.  Eimecia  tenella   (Sporozoa 
h       Factors  influencing  budding.  Hydra  litf oralis,  Chlorohydra  hadleyi  (Hydroidea) 
c       Growth  and  development  in  marine  species.  Eudendrium  ramosum.  E.  carneum,  Pennania 

tiarella   (Hydroidea) 
McCAFFERTY,  R.  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Center,  West  Virginia  Univ., 

MORGANTOV/N.  W.Va.  26506,  U.S.A. 

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McCALLlON,  D.  J.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  McMaster  Univ., 
HAMILTON,  Ont.,  Canada  • 

a  Development  of  specific  proteins  in  the  central  nervous  system  studied  by  fluorescence  and 
electrophoresis.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

b  Specific  chemical  relationships  in  the  development  and  regeneration  of  the  lens.  Gallus 
domesticus  (Aves) 

c       Heterogenous  induction.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

d  Teratological  and  embryotoxic  effects  of  tissue  antibodies.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves), 
Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

McCANCE,  I.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  Monash  Univ.,  CLAYTON.  Vict.  3168,  Australia 

a  Descriptive  morphology  and  histochemistry,  and  experimental  morphology  of  the  cere- 
bellum  (C.R.  length  2  cm  until  after  birth).  Felis  domestica  (Carnivora) 

McCLURE,  T.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Oklahoma,  801  NE  13th  St.. 
OKLAHOMA-City,  Okla.  73104,  U.S.A. 

a  Developmental  variations  in  the  central  nervous  system.  Papio  spec,  Macaca  mulafta 
(Primates) 

McCONKEY,  E.  H.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  for  Developm.  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Colorado,  BOUL- 
DER, Colo.  80302,  U.S.A. 

McDEVITT,  D.  S.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Biol.,  School  of  Vet.  Med.,  Univ.  of  Penn- 
sylvania, PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.  19104,  U.S.A. 

a  The  soluble  lens  proteins  (crystallins)  in  lens  differentiation,  as  studied  by  column  chro- 
matography, electrophoresis,  and  immunofluorescence.  Rana  pipiens   (Anura) 

MACELA,  A.  RNDr.  —  Dept.  of  Exper.  Zool.,  Charles  Univ.,  Vinicna  7,  PRAHA  2, 
Czechoslovakia 

a  Proteins  and  antigens  in  early  development.  (Amphibia)  (in  collaboration  with  A.  RO- 
MANOVSKf,  J.  PALECEK  and  J.  MACHA) 

McFARLANE,  A.  B.Chir.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  The  Univ.,  NEWCASTLE  upon  Tyne  1, 
England 

McGAUGHEY,  R.  W.  Ph.D.  —  Worcester  Found,  for  Exper.  Biol.,  222  Maple  Ave., 
SHREWSBURY,  Mass.  01545,  U.S.A. 

a  The  rate  of  repair  of  chromosome  breaks  in  primary  spermatocytes  at  various  times  after 
X-  and  cobalt  irradiation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

b  X-irradiation  during  gestation  to  determine  doses  lethal  and  teratological  to  embryos  and 
fetuses;  karyotype  studies  of  irradiated  fetuses.  Meriones  unguiculatus   (Rodentia) 

c  Chromosome  and  immunological  study  of  hybrids.  Mustela  vison  x  M.  putorius  (Carni- 
vora) 

d       Chromosome  study  of  hybrids.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  x  Lepus  americanus  (Lagomorpha) 

McGOVERN,  P.  T.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Royal  Vet.  Coll.,  LONDON  N.W.I,  England 

a  Immunological  aspects  of  foetal-maternal  relationships  exemplified  by  hybrid  gestation. 
Capra  hircus  x  Ovis  aries  (Artiodactyla)    (in  collaboration  with  J.  L.  HANCOCK) 

MACHA,  J.  RNDr.  —  Dept.  of  Exper.  Zool.,  Charles  Univ.,  Vinicna  7,  PRAHA  2, 
Czechoslovakia 

a  Proteins  and  antigens  in  early  development.  (Amphibia)  (in  collaboration  with  A.  ROMA- 
NOVSK?,  J.  PALECEK  and  A.  MACELA) 

McKEEHAN,  M.  S.  f     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Virginia, 
CHARLOTTESVILLE,  Va.  22901.  U.S.A. 
(deceased) 

McKENZIE,  J.  M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Marischal  Coll.,  Univ.,  of  Aberdeen,  ABER- 
DEEN AB9  IAS,  Scotland,  U.K. 

a       The  metabolic  characteristics  of  different  tissues  in  the  early  embryo.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 

b       The  cytological  effects  of  metabolic  inhibitors  on  the  early  embryo.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 

c  The  effects  of  adult  tissue  homogenates  on  the  early  embryo  and  cell  cultures.  Gallus  gallus 
(Aves) 

McKIEL,  G.  D.  M.A.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Cower  St., 
LONDON  W.C.I,  England 

a  Study  of  contact  inhibition  in  synchronous  populations  of  heart  fibroblasts.  Gallus  gallus 
(Aves) 

McKINNELL,  R.  G.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Tulane  Univ.,  NEW  ORLEANS,  La. 
70118,  U.S.A. 

a  Nuclear  transplantation  studies:  1)  developmental  potential  of  transplanted  embryonic 
nuclei;  2)  morphological  and  biochemical  similarities  of  isogenic  groups.  Rana  areolata 
circulosa  (Anura) 

b  Histocompatibility  studies  in  animals  produced  by  nuclear  transplantation.  Rana  pipiens 
(Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  E.  P.  VOLPE) 

MACKLIN,  M.  R.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biomed.  Engin.,  Case  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
CLEVELAND,  Ohio  44106,  U.S.A. 

a  The  effects  of  the  inorganic  ionic  environment,  both  extra-cellular  and  intra-cellular,  on 
cell  differentiation.  Hydra  spec.  (Hydroidea) 

McLAREN,  Miss  A.  Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West  Mains  Rd., 
EDINBURGH,  EH9  3JN,  Scotland,  U.K. 

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a       Induction  of  super-fecundity  by  hormone  treatment.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

b       Influence  of  genotype  and  early  embryonic  environment  upon  development,  investigated 

by    in    vitro    cultivation  of  early  embryos.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Immunization  against  spermatozoa,   and  its  effects  on  female  reproductive  performance. 

Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
d      A  maternal  effect  exerted  by  females  homozygous  for  the  recessive  gene  hairless.  Mas 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
e       Blastocyst-uterine  interactions  during  the  early  stages  of  implantation,  and  during  physio- 
logical and  experimental  delay  of  implantation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
MACMILLAN.  E.  W.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Liverpool,  LIVERPOOL  3,  England 
a       The  rate  of  transport  of  spermatozoa  through  the  ductus  epididymidis.  (Mammalia) 
McNUTT,  C.  W.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  The  Univ.  of  Texas  Med.   School   at 

San  Antonio,  7703  Floyd  Curl  Drive,  SAN  ANTONIO,  Tex.  78229,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  genetics  of  a  tail-labyrinthine  mutant  (pr.)  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Development  and  pathological  progression  of  a  new  neuromuscular  mutant.  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
MACOTTA,  V.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Turin,  Corso  M.D'Azeglio  52,    10126 

TORINO,  Italy 
a       Growth    in   vitro    of  adrenergic  neurons 
MacRAE,  Mrs.  E.  J.  KRUGELIS     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med..  Univ.  of 

Illinois,  1853  W.  Polk  St.,  CHICAGO,  111.  60612,  U.S.A. 
a       Electron  microscopy.  Dugesia  tigrina,  Notoplana  acticola  (Turbellaria) 
b       Histones    in    erythropoiesis.    Gallus    domesticus    (Aves),    Oryctolagus    cuniculus    (Lago- 

morpha) 
McWHINNIE,  Miss  D.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Sci.,  De  Paul  Univ..  1036  W.Belden  Ave.. 

CHICAGO.  111.  60614,  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical  studies  on  embryonic  bone  with  particular  reference  to  metabolic  pathways, 

enzyme  systems,  and  hormone  effects.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
MADERSON.  P.  F.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Brooklyn  Coll.,  Bedford  Ave.  6  Ave.  H, 

NEW  YORK,  Brooklyn,  N.Y.   11210,  U.S.A. 
a       Influence  of  environmental  factors  and  hormones  on  epidermal  turn-over,    in   vitro    and 

in     vivo.     Iguana    iguana,    Anolis    cacolinensis,    Dipsosaurus    dorsalis,    Gekko    gecko, 

Coleonyx  variegatus   (Lacertilia),  Elaphe  obsoleta   (Ophidia) 
h       Wound  healing.  Iguana  iguana,  Anolis  carolinensis,  Dipsosaurus  dorsalis,  Gekko  gecko, 

Coleonyx  variegatus  (Lacertilia),  Elaphe  obsoleta  (Ophidia) 
c       Tail  regeneration  with  reference  to  epidermal  replacement.  Iguana  iguana,  Anolis  caroli- 
nensis, Dipsosaurus  dorsalis,  Gekko  gecko,  Coleonyx  variegatus   (Lacertilia) 
MADJEREK,  Z.  S.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Mauritskade  61,  AMSTER- 

DAM-O.,  Netherlands 
a       Experimental  studies  on  genito-urinary  tract  development.  Mus  spec.  (Rodentia) 
MAEDA   (KIBATA),  Mrs.  M.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Coll.  of  Gen.  Educ,  Osaka  Univ., 

Toyonaka,   OSAKA,   560  Japan 
a       Effect  of  light  on  morphogenesis.  Chara  spec,  Nitella  spec.  (Characeae) 
b       Effects  of  far-red  and  red  illumination  on  seed  germination.  Lactuca  sativa  (Composifae. 

Angiospermae) 
MAGGIO,  Miss  R.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi  20, 

90123  PALERMO,  Italy  • 

a       Activation  of  ribosomes  at   fertilization.   Paracpntrotus  lividus    (Echinoidea) 
MAHOWALD,    A.    P.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.    of    Biol.,    Marquette    Univ.,    530   North    15th    St., 

MILWAUKEE,  Wis.  53233,  U.S.A. 
a       Ultrastructure  of   embryos:   wild-type  and   genetic  mutants.  Drosophila  melanogaster,  D. 

hydei,  D.  virilis,  D.  immigrans,  D.  willistoni  (Dipteca) 
h       Polar  granule  morphology  and  function.  Drosophila  melanogaster,  D.   hydei,  D.   virilis, 

D.  immigrans,  D.  willistoni  (Diptera) 
c       Ultrastructural  changes  during  oogenesis;  differentiation  of  organelles.  Drosophila  melano- 
gaster, D.  hydei,  D.  virilis,  D.  immigrans,  D.  willistoni  (Diptera) 
d       Fine  structure  and   cytochemistry  of   chromatin.   Drosophila   melanogaster,  D.   hydei,  D. 

virilis,  D.  immigrans,  D.  willistoni  (Diptera) 
e        Intercellular  migration  of  centrioles  in  oogenesis.  Drosophila  melanogaster   (Diptera) 
f        Fine  structure  of  oogenesis  and  early  development.  Miastor  spec.  (Diptera) 
MAISONHAUTE,  CI.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Univ.  de  Paris,  91  ORSAY,  France 
a       Experimental  study  of  synchrony  of  mitosis  in  early  embryogenesis.  Leptinotarsa  decem- 

lineata   (Coleoptera) 
MAJORCA    (MONTELEONE),   Mrs.   A.     D.Sc.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,   Univ.   di   Palermo,   Via 

Archirafi  18,  90123  PALERMO,  Italy 
a       Heterospecific  andromerogones.  (Amphibia) 
h       Regeneration  of  the  testes.   (Anura) 

c       The  sex  of  hybrids.  Bufo  vulgaris  x  B.  viridis  (Anura)  

MAKHYA,  Miss  S.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Presidency  Coll..  CALCUTTA- 12,  W.Bengal, 

India 

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MAKINEN   (LONNBERG),  Mrs.  P.-L.     M.S.  —  Dept.  of  Forensic  Med.,  Univ.  of  Turku. 

Kiinamyllynkatu  10,  TURKU  3,  Finland 
a       Biochemical  characterization  of  enzymes  appearing  in  early  wound  healing.  Rattus  spec, 

Cavia  spec.  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  J.  RAEKALLIO) 
b       Histochemical  studies  on  bone  regeneration   (fracture  healing).  Rattus  spec,  Cavia  spec. 

(Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  J.  RAEKALLIO) 
MAKING,   S.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Anim.   Chromosomes   Research   Unit,   Fac   of  Sci.,   Hokkaido 

Univ.,  North  10,  West  8,  SAPPORO,  060  Japan 
a       Chromosome  aberrations  in  patients  with  congenital  disorders,  with  special  regard  to  the 

relationship  between  karyological  features  and  disease  states.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Chromosome  studies  in  spontaneous  and  induced  abortions.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
c       Virus-induced  chromosome  aberrations  with  special  regard  to  teratogenesis  and  carcino- 
genesis. Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
MAKINODAN,  T.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab.,  P.O.  Box  Y,  OAK  RIDGE,  Tenn. 

37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Ontogeny   and   senescence   of   the   immune   system.   Gallus  gallus    (Aves),  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
MALET,  P.     M.D.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Bd.  Winston  Churchill,  B.P.  38, 

63  CLERMONT-FERRAND,  France 
a       Cytology  of  neonatal  liver;  differentiation  of  intercellular  junctions,  characters  of  micro- 
bodies;    histochemical    differentiation.    Mus    musculus    (Rodentia)     (in    collaboration    with 

R.  POURHADI  and  J.  P.  TURCHINI) 
MALIKOVA,    Mrs.    I.    G.    —    Dept.    of    Embryol.,    Leningrad    Univ.,    Mendeleevsky    St.    5, 

LENINGRAD  B-164,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Larval  regeneration.  Harmothoe  imbricafa,  Eteone  longa  (Polychaeta) 
MALIOVANOVA,  Mrs.  S.  D.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R., 

Vavilov  St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Regeneration  of  myocardium.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 

MALONE,  T.  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Dept.,  American  Univ.  of  Beirut,  BEIRUT,  Lebanon 
a       Cytological   and   cytochemical   studies   of   oocyte   development   with    special   reference   to 

vitellogenesis    and    nuclear-cytoplasmic    relationships.    Blennius    cristatus    and    other    spp. 

(Blenniidae,  Teleostei) 
h       Cytological,    cytochemical,    and   ultrastructural   studies   of   the   oocyte   envelope.   Blennius 

cristatus,  B.  sanguinolentus   (Blenniidae,   Teleostei) 
MALPOIX    (HIGGINS).   Mrs.   P.   M.     Ph.D.  —  Lab.   de  Morphol.   Anim.,   Univ.  libre  de 

Bruxelles,  67,  rue  des  Chevaux,  RHODE-ST-GENESE,  Brabant,  Belgium 
a       Comparative  study  of  the  synthesis  of  nuclear    (chromatin)    and   cytoplasmic   protein  in 

embryonic    liver    in    vitro     (tissue   culture,    cell    suspension),    under   the    influence    of 

erythropoietin  and  other  hormones.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
MALYUK,  V.  I.     Cand.med.sci.  —  Dept.  of  Cytol.  and  Histogenesis,  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Acad. 

of  Sci.  of  the  Ukraine,  Vladimirskaya  St.  55,  KIEV  30,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Principles   of   genesis,   and   cytological   peculiarities   of   some   derivatives   of   mesenchyme: 

histogenesis  of  blood  vessels.  Domestic  and  laboratory  animals  (Mammalia),  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
b       The  development  of  cellular  and  fibrillar  structures  of  the  vascular  wall  in  ontogenesis. 

(Mammalia) 
MANCINO,  G.     Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool.   e  Anat.   Comp.   dell'Univ.,  Via  A.  Volta  4, 

PISA,  Italy 
a       Development  and  functionality  of  the  gonads  in  hybrids.   (Urodela) 
b       Lampbrush  chromosomes.  (Urodela) 

c       Cytology.   (Hirudinea,  Annelida),   (Opisthobranchia,  Gastropoda) 
MANCUSO,  V.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,   Univ.   di   Palermo,  Via  Archirafi   18,   90123 

PALERMO,  Italy 
a      The    distribution   of    enzymes    and    other    substances    in    the    germ    during    development. 

(Invertebrata) 
h       Ultrastructure  of  eggs  during  development.  (Invertebrata) 
c       Ultrastructural  changes  during  oogenesis.   (Invertebrata) 
MANDARON,  P.  M.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Grenoble,  Cedex  53, 

38  GRENOBLE,  France 
MANELLI,  H.     Dr.Nat.Hist.,  Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  dell'Univ.,  Viale  Regina  Elena  324 

(al  Policlinico),  ROMA.  Italy 
a       Growth  and  differentiation  of  blood  islands    in    vivo    and    in    vitro.    Gallus  domes- 

ticus   (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  L.  MASTROLIA) 
b       Growth  and  differentiation  in  regeneration.  Planaria  spec.   (Tmbellaria)    (in  collaboration 

with  P.  PASQUINI) 
c       Differentiation  and  developmental  correlations  between  hypophysis,  adrenals  and  gonads 

(in    vivo    and    in    vitro).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Induced  polyspermy.  Paracentrotus  lividus  (Echinoidea) 
MANFREDI  ROMANINI,  Mrs.  M.  G.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Univ. 

of  Pavia,  Piazza  Botta  10,  27100  PAVIA,  Italy 

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a       Histochemistry    and   enzymology   of   yolk   sac    and   other   membranes.    Scyllium    canicula 

(Selachii).  Salmo  irideus   (Teleostei),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Functional  differentiation  of  larval  gastric  epithelium    (manicotto  ghiandolare  di  Ruffini) 

Rana  esculenta    (Anura) 
MANGIA,  F.     Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  dell'Univ.,  Via  Regina  Elena  324,  (al  policlinico), 

ROMA,  Italy 
a       Embryonic  erythropoiesis.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
MANN,  T.     M.D.,  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.  —  A.R.C.  Unit  of  Reprod.  Physiol.  &  Biochem.,  Univ.  of 

Cambridge,  307   Huntingdon  Rd.,  CAMBRIDGE,  England  • 

a       Biochemistry  of  semen.   (Mammalia) 

b       Biochemistry  of  the  male  reproductive  organs.    (Mammalia) 
c       Comparative    biochemistry    of    reproduction.    (Mollusca;    Elasmobranchii) ,    various    large 

domestic,  small  laboratory  and  wild  animals   (Mammalia) 
MANNER,  H.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,   Saint  Louis  Univ.,    1402   South  Grand 

Blvd.,  ST.  LOUIS,  Mo.  63104,  U.S.A. 
a       Organogenesis  of  carpals  in  regenerating  forelimbs.   Trifurus  viridescens  (Urodela) 
h       The  role  of  the  radius  in  carpal  formation  in  regenerating  forelimbs.  Ambysfoma  opacum 

(Urodela) 
c       Developmental  biology.  Coturnix  coturnix  japonica  (Aves) 
d       Factors    influencing    variability    in    developmental    pattern.    Coturnix    coturnix    japonica 

(Aves) 
e       The  action  of  developmental  genes  in  the  pre-neurula  embryo.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
f        The   role   of   the   endocrines    in   regenerating    metamorphic   animals.    Triturus    viridescens 

(Urodela) 
MANSUETO    (BONACCORSO),  Mrs.  C.     Dr.nat.sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Palermo. 

Via  Archirafi  18,  90123  PALERMO,  Italy 
a       Investigations  on  development  by  use  of  radio-isotopes.   (Ascidiae) 

h       Incorporation  of  marked   amino   acids   in   nucleated   and   non-nucleated   fragments   of  un- 
fertilized eggs  and  oocytes.   (Ascidiae) 
c       The  action  of  cystein  on  development.  Discoglossus  pictus   (Anura) 

d       An  analysis  of  the  test  cells  in  the  oocytes  and  during  embryonic  development.  (Ascidae) 
MANUILOVA,  Mrs.  N.  A.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Chair  of  Embryol.,  Biol.  Fac,  State  Univ.  of 

Moscow,  Lenin  Hills,  MOSCOW  V-234,  U.S.S.R. 
MANUKHIN.  B.  N.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R., 

Vavilov  St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Catecholamines  and  their  receptors  in  embryonic  development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves), 

Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodenfia) 
MANZOLI,   F.   A.     M.D.  —  Inst,   of   Histol.   and  Gen.   Embryol.,   Univ.   of  Bologna,   Via 

Belmeloro  8,  BOLOGNA,  Italy 
MANZOLI   (GUIDOTTI),  Mrs.  L.     M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Gen.  Embryol.,  Univ.  of 

Bologna,  Via  Belmeloro  8,  BOLOGNA,   Italy 
MARAUD,  R.     Dr.en  Med.,  Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Univ.  de  Bor- 
deaux, 33  BORDEAUX,  France 
a       Differenciation  sexuelle.   (Vertebrata) 
h       Physiologic  de  la  thyroide  embryonnaire.   (Vertebrata) 

MARCEL,  R.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  36,  59-LILLE-Distribution,  France 
a       Etude    in    vivo    et    in    v  i  t  ro    de  la  morphogenese  au  cours  du  developpement  et  de 

la  regeneration.  Sabella  pavonina,  Sabellaria  spinulosa,  Nereis  diversicolor,  Syllis  amica, 

Eisenia  foetida  (Annelida) 
MARCHAND,  C.  R.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Inst,  des  Sci.  Nat.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Place 

Marechal  Leclerc,  25  BESAN^ON,  France 
a       Evolution   histophysiologique   de   I'appareil   reproducteur   au   cours    de   I'ontogenese    chez 

des  hybrides  steriles.  Cairina  moschata  x  Anas  platyrhynchos   (Aves)    (en  collaboration 

avec  L.  GOMOT) 
MARCHISIO,  P.  C.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  gen.  Embriol.,  Univ.  of 

Turin,  Corso  M.D'Azeglio  52,  10126  TORINO,  Italy 
a       Chromatographic  and  electrophoretic  studies  of  proteins  in  the  optic  lobes  of  eye  deprived 

animals  during  pre-  and  postnatal  development.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
h       The  biochemical  factors  involved  in  the  control  of  optic  centre  differentiation,  with  special 

attention  to  the  role  of  retinal  fibres  (experimental  investigation).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
MARCHOK,   Miss  A.     Ph.D.   —  Dept.   of  Zool.,   Univ.   of   Connecticut,    STORRS,   Conn. 

06268,  U.S.A. 
MARGALITH,  I.  —  Dept.  of  Entomol.  and  Venomous  Anim.,  The  Hebrew  Univ.,  JERU- 
SALEM, Israel 
MARGOLIS,  G.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of   Pathol.,  Dartmouth  Med.   School,   HANOVER, 

N.H.  03755,  U.S.A. 
a       Virus-cell  interaction,  replication  and  differentiation.   Cricetus  auratus,  Rattus  natalensis, 

R.  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia),  Felis  domestica,  Mustela  putorius  furo  (Carni' 

vora) 

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b       Cerebellar   hypoplasia    induced   by   postnatal    virus    infections.    Cricetus   auratus,   Rattus 

natalensis,  R.   norvegicus,  Mtis  musculus    (Rodentia),  Felis  domestica,   Mustela   putorius 

fuco   (Carnivora) 
c       Hydrocephalus  induced  by  postnatal  virus  infections.  Cricetus  auratus,  Ratfus  norvegicus, 

Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
MARIANO,  Miss  M.  I.  —  Inst,  de  Biol.,  Univ.  Nac.  de  Tucuman,  Chacabuco  460,  S.  M.  de 

TUCUMAN,  Argentina 
a       Nuclear  transplantation   (early  stages  until  neurulation).  Bufo  arenarum  (Anuca) 
MARIN  (LEWIN),  Mrs.  L.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.  exper.  du  Coll.  de  France  et  du 

C.N.R.S.,  11  Place  M.  Berthelot,  PARIS  Ve,  France  • 

a       Organogenese  de  I'estomac  et  du  poumon:   etude  des  substances  morphogenes  elaborees 

par  les  mesenchymes  inducteurs.  Gallus  gallus   (Aves) 
b       Mise  au  point  dune  technique  de  culture  organotypique  des  blastemes  de  regeneration. 

Amby stoma  mexicanum   (Urodela) 
c       Morphogenese  du  poumon:    1.  determinisme  de  I'apparition  des  ebauches    (dissociation  et 

reassociation,  culture  suivie  de  greffe).  2.  moment  d'apparition  des  structures  specifiques 

des  cellules  de  I'epithelium   (ultrastructure).  3.  influence  de  mesenchymes  heterologues  sur 

I'ultrastructure   de   I'epithelium    (ultrastructure).   Gallus  gallus    (Aves).    (en   collaboration 

avec  Miss  F.  DAMERON) 
MARIN-PADILLA,  M.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Dartmouth  Med.  School.  HANOVER. 

N.H.  03755.  U.S.A. 
MARINI,  Miss  M.     Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Modena.  Via  Berengario  14. 

41100  MODENA,  Italy 
a       Growth  and  differentiation  of  the  subcommissural  organ.   (Amphibia) 
b       The  differentiation  of  Rohon-Beard  cells  in  normal  development  and  in  regeneration  of 

the  nervous  system.   (Amphibia) 
c       The  glycogen  pattern  in  the  developing  nervous  system.   (Amphibia) 
MARINKOVIC,  D.     B.Sc.  —  Inst,  of  Nucl.   Sci.  'Boris  Kidrich  ".  BEOGRAD,  Yugoslavia 
MARINKOVICH.  V.  A.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pediat.,  School  of  Med..  Stanford  Univ.,  300 

Pasteur  Drive,  PALO  ALTO,  Calif.  94304,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental    immunochemistry.    Gallus   gallus    (Aves),    Oryctolagus   cuniculus    (Lago- 

morpha) 
h       Immunoglobulins.  Gallus  gallus   (Aves),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus    (Lagomorpha) 
MARK,  R.  F.     B.S.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  Monash  Univ.,  CLAYTON,  Vict.  3168,  Australia 
a       Regenerating   motor  nerves   and  reinnervating   muscle    (descriptive,  histochemical,   experi- 
mental   and    electrophysiological).    Astronotus    ocellatus    (Cichlidae),    Carassius   carassius 

(Cyprinidae,  Teleostei) 
MARKjELOVA,  Mrs.  I.  W.     Cand.med.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci.  of 

the  U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
MARKERT,  C.  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Kline  Biol.  Tower.  Yale  Univ.,  NEW 

HAVEN,  Conn.  06520,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Gametogenesis  and  chromosome  behavior.  Rana  pipiens   (Anura) 
b       Gamete  maturation,  fertilization,  and  early  development.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Multiplicity  of  homologous  genes.  Various  spp.   (Pisces) 
d       Ontogeny    of    isozymic    patterns    of    enzymes.    Mas    musculus    (Rodentia),    various    spp. 

(Pisces) 
e        Developmental  genetics.  Various  spp.    (Pisces) 
MARKMAN,   B.     Fil.lic.    —    Dept.   of   Zoophysiol..    Univ.   of   Gothenborg.    GCTEBORG. 

Sweden 
MARKOVA,  Mrs.  L.  N.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Vavilov 

St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       The  use  of  enzyme  preparations  for  the  analysis  of  the  role  of  acetylcholine  and  biogenic 

monoamines  in  early  embryogenesis.  Strong ylocentrotus  nudus,  Patiria  pectinifera   (Echi' 

noidea)    (in  collaboration  with  G.  A.  BUZNIKOV) 
MAROTTI,  G.     Dr.  —  Inst,  of  Human  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Bari,  Policlinico.  70124 

BARI,  Italy 
a       Histological  and  histochemical  changes  in  the  developing  cornea  of  diminutive  eye  bulbs. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
MARRARO  (CARNAZZA),  Mrs.  M.  L.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Umana  Normale,  2a  Cattedra.  Via 

Biblioteca  4,  95124  CATANIA,  Italy 
a       Mode   of    formation   of    the   concentric    bodies    (epithelial    pearls)    during    chorioallantoic 

membrane  grafts.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       A  new  method  of  graft  in  chorioallantoic  membrane.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Liver  homoplastic  graft  in  chorioallantoic  membrane.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
MARRE,   E.     —     1st.   di   Sci.   Botaniche  dell'Univ.,   Cat.   di   Fisiol.   Vegetale.   Via  Giuseppe 

Colombo  60,  20133  MILANO,  Italy  • 

MARSK,  L.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Teratol.,  Karolinska  Inst.,  S-I04  01  STOCKHOLM  60,  Sweden 
a       Perinatal  vascular  changes  in  the  digestive  system.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
MARSLAND,  D.  A.,     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Marine  Biol.  Lab.,  Box  665,  WOODS  HOLE,  Mass. 

02543,  U.S.A. 

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a       Disintegration   of   mitotic   spindle   of   dividing    eggs    on    application   of   high    hydrostatic 

pressure.  Arbacia  punctulafa  (Echinoidea) 
b       Stabilization  of  the  mitotic  structures  by  heavy  water    (D2O).    (Echinoidea) 
c       Re-inforcement  of  the  anti-mitotic  effects  of  colchicine  by  high  pressure  in  dividing  eggs. 

Lytechinus  variegatus  (Echinoidea) 
d       A  temperature  analysis  of  how  pressure  reverses  the  anti-mitotic  effects  of  heavy  water 

in  the  dividing  egg.  Arbacia  punctulata  (Echinoidea) 
e       Stability  of  microtubules  in  sperm  cells  exposed  to  high   (10,000  psi)   hydrostatic  pressure. 

Arbacia  punctulata  (Echinoidea),  Libinia  emarginata,  Homarus  vulgaris  (Decapoda) 
f        Factors  concerned  with  the  initiation  of  cytoplasmic  division  following  nuclear  division. 

in  cleavage.  Arbacia  punctulata  (Echinoidea). 
g       Effects  of  relatively  low    (1,000-4,000  psi)    pressures  on  the  early  development    (egg   to 

pluteus  stage).  Arbacia  punctulata  (Echinoidea) 
MARSTON,  J.  H.     Ph.D.,  M.R.C.V.S.  —  Physiol.  Lab.,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Downing  St., 

CAMBRIDGE  CB2  3EG.  England 
a       Pre-implantation  development:  the  physiology  of  implantation.   (Mammalia) 
MARTHY.  H.-J.     Ph.D.  —  Lab.  Arago,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Paris.  66  BANYULS-sur-MER, 

France 

—  untill  springtime   1970:   Coll.  de  France,  Lab.  d'Embryol.  Exper.,  49  bis  Av.   de  la 

Belle  Gabrielle,  94  NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 
a       In    vitro    culture  of  embryos  and  embryo-fragments.  Loligo  vulgaris  (Cephalopoda) 
h       Implantation  and  explantation  of  organ  anlagen.  Loligo  vulgaris  (Cephalopoda) 
c       Investigations  on  induction.  Loligo  vulgaris  (Cephalopoda) 
MARTIN,    A.    H.     Ph.D.    —   Dept.    of   Anat.,    Bardeen    Med.    Labs.,    Univ.    of   Wisconsin, 

MADISON,  Wis.  53706.  U.S.A. 
a       Development  and  morphology  of  the  central  nervous  system  studied  by  light  microscopy. 

(Vertebrafa) 
h       Teratogenic  effect  of  various  techniques  and  agents  upon  the  developing  embryo.  (Verte- 

brata) 
MARTIN,  C.  B.,  Jr.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol.,  Med.  Coll.  of  Georgia, 

Eugene  Talmadge  Mem.   Hosp.,  AUGUSTA,  Ga.  30902,   U.SJ^. 
a       Anatomical  and  radiological  studies  of  placental  circulation.  Macaca  mulatta,  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
b       Physiological   studies   of   the   uteroplacental    and   umbilical    circulations.    Macaca    mulatta 

(Primates) 
MARTIN    (FORGET),   Mrs.   C.   S.     Lic.es   Sci.  —  Inst.   d'Embryol.   et  Teratol.   exper.   du 

C.N.R.S.,  49bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE.  France 
a       Etude  des   effets   teratogenes  obtenus  par  le   paramino   benzene  sulfamide.   Gallus  gallus 

(Aves) 
b       Mesonephros  differentiation:  culture  of  Wolffian  duct  with  different  mesenchymes.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
MARTIN,  R.  P.     Dipl.d'Etud.Approf.  —  Biol,  et  Ecol.,  Univ.  de  Caen,   14  CAEN.  France 
a       Renouvellement    et    differenciation    des    cellules    de    I'epithelium    intestinal.    Ambystoma 

mexicanum  (Urodela) 
MARTlNEK,    J.     M.D.    —    Inst,    of   Embryol.,    Fac.    of   Med.,    Charles    Univ.,   Albertov    4, 

PRAGUE  2,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Cytochemistry  and   electron  microscopy  of  eggs.  Mas  rattus   (Rodentia) ,  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
b       The    fine   structure   of    the    blastocyst.   The   role   of   nucleoli   in   early    differentiation    of 

blastodermic  vesicle.  Mus  rattus  ( Rodent ia).  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
MARTINET.  Mrs.  M.     Dr.es  Sci.  Sci.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.  B.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des 

Sts.  Peres.  PARIS  Vie.  France 
a       Influence  teratogene  des  infections  rickettsiennnes.  Mus  rattus   (Rodentia) 
MARTINOVIC.  J.  V.     B.Sc.  —  Inst,  of  Nucl.  Sci.  "Boris  Kidrich".  BEOGRAD,  Yugoslavia 
MARTINOVITCH.    P.   N.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of   Exper.    Histol.    and   Organ   Cult..    Inst,   of 

Nuclear  Sci.  "Boris  Kidric".  Vinca,  P.O.  Box  522,  BEOGRAD,  Yugoslavia  • 

a       The  effect  of  injecting  testicular  DNA  from  a  strain  with  colored  feathers  into  embryos 

of  a  pure  white  strain.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
MARTY,  R.  J.  L.     Dr.en  Med.,  Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Neurophysiol..  Fac.  des  Sci., 

Univ.  de  Montpellier.  Place  Eugene  Bataillon,  34  MONTPELLIER.  France 
a       Neurophysiologie.    1.    Maturation    peri-natale   du   systeme    auditif    (stimulation    electrique 

de    la    cochlee;    stimulation    tonale).    2.    Maturation   post-natale    du   systeme   vestibulaire. 

Felis  catus  (Carnivora) 
b       Neuroanatomie.  1.  Developpement  du  thalamus  (etude  radio-autographique).  2.  Maturation 

peri-natale  du  cortex  cerebral.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Felis  catus  (Mammalia) 
MARUOKA.  S.     M.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Sci..  Osaka  City  Univ.,  Sugimoto-cho. 

Sumiyoshi-ku,  OSAKA,  Japan 
a       Mechanism  of  action  of  sex  hormone.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
MARUYAMA,  K.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Inst..  Coll.  of  Gen.  Educ.  Univ.  of  Tokyo.  Komaba, 

Meguro-ku,  TOKYO.  Japan 

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MASCARENHAS,  J.  P.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  State  Univ.  of  New  York  at 

Albany,  ALBANY,  N.Y.  12203,  U.S.A. 
a       Protein    and    RNA    synthesis    in   the    control    of    pollen    tube    development.    Tradescantia 

paludosa   (Commelinaceae) 
MASLOW,  D.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Exper.  Pathol.,  Roswell  Park  Mem.  Inst.,  BUFFALO, 

N.Y.  14203,  U.S.A. 
a       Formation  of  cytochimeric  striated  muscle  from  disaggregated  embryonic  cells  of  different 

classes  and  tissues.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves),  Mus  spec.   (RodentiaJ 
h       The  effect  of  changes  in  the  cell  periphery  caused  by  enzymatic  treatments  as  determined 

by  electrophoretic  mobility  on  the  formation  of  aggregates  of  disaggregated  embryonic  cells 

of  different  tissue  origins.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
MASNER,   P.     RNDr.,   CSc.  —   Dept.   of   Developm.    Morphol.,    Inst,   of   Entomol.,   Czech. 

Acad,  of  Sci.,  7  Vinicna,  PRAHA  2,  Czechoslovakia 

—  till  Sept.   1970:  Zoecon  Corp.  for  Appl.  Insect  Hormone  Research,  Biol.  Branch,  975 

California  Ave.,  PALO  ALTO,  Calif.  94304.  U.S.A. 
a       Endocrine  regulation  of  gonad  morphogenesis  during  postembryonic  and  imaginal  devel- 
opment, using  synthetic  analogues  of  these  hormones,  spec,  of  the  juvenile  hormone  (cyto- 

logical,  histological  and  histochemical  techniques).  Pyrrhocoris  apterus   (Heteroptera) 
MASON,  J.     Ph.D.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  Exper.  du  C.N.R.S..  49  bis  Ave.  de  la 

Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 
a       Nutritional  aspects  of  organotypic  cancer  culture 
b       Embryonic  antigens  in  tumors 
MASSART,  C.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  e  Istoembriol..  Univ.  di  Pisa,  Via  Roma  55, 

56100  PISA,  Italy 
MASTERS,  C.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Graduate  Dept.  of  Biochem.,  Brandeis  Univ.,  WALTHAM, 

Mass.  02154,  U.S.A. 
MASTROLIA,  Miss  L.     Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  dell'Univ.,  Viale  Regina  Elena  324   (al 

Policlinico),  ROMA,  Italy 
a       Growth    and   differentiation   of    embryonic    adrenal    gland     in    vivo     and     in    vitro. 

Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
b       Growth  and  differentiation  of  blood  islands    in    vivo    and    in    vitro.    Gallus  domes- 
ticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  H.  MANELLI) 
MASUDA,  H.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Konan  Univ.,  Okamoto,  Motoyama-cho, 

Higashi-nada-ku,  KOBE,  Japan 
a       Structural  changes  of  embryonic  cells  during  cultivation.  Cynops  spp.  (Urodela),  Hynobius 

spp.,  Rana  spp.  (Anura) 
MASUI,  Y.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  25  Harbord  St.,  TORONTO 

5,  Ont.,  Canada  • 

a       Nucleocytoplasmic  interaction  in  oogenesis  and  early  development.   (Amphibia) 
b       Analysis  of  proteins  of  embryonic  cells.   (Amphibia) 
c       Studies  of  the  induction  problem  in  early  development.    (Amphibia) 
MATEJKA.  M.     Dr.Med.,  CSc.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Charles  Univ., 

Karlovarska  48,  PLZEN,  Czechoslovakia 
a       The  morphogenesis  of  the  genital  organs  from  the  standpoint  of  evolutionary  morphology. 

(Amniota.  incl.  Homo  sapiens) 
b       The  morphogenesis  of  the  genital  organs  studied  on  the  basis  of  experimental  embryology. 

(Amniota) 
MATHEWS,   M.  B.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.   Sci.,   Univ.  of  Chicago,   CHI- 
CAGO. 111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Biophysical   and   biochemical   aspects   of   connective   tissue   components 
MATHUR,  R.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Rajasthan,  JAIPUR,  India 
MATSUMOTO,  J.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Keio  Univ.,  YOKOHAMA-Hiyoshi,   Japan 
a       Correlation    between    pigment    formation    and    pteridine    pigments    during    postembryonal 

stages.  Carassius  auratus  (Teleostei) 
b       Biochemical  and  morphological  properties  of  the  pigment  granules  of  chromatophores  in 

relation  to  function  and  differentiation.  Xiphophorus  helleri,  Carassius  auratus  (Teleostei) 
MATSUNAGA,  Miss  Y.  —  Embryol.  Sect.,  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Tokyo  Metropolitan  Univ.,  2-1-1 

chome,    Fukazawa-machi,    Setagaya-ku,   TOKYO    (158),   Japan 
a       Carbohydrate  metabolism  of  the  embryo.  Anthocidaris  spec,  Pseudocentrotus  spec,  Hemi- 

centrotus  spec.   (Echinoidea) 
MATTINGLY,  Miss  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Georgia,  ATHENS.  Ga.  30601, 

U.S.A. 
a       Variations    in    nucleic    acid    synthesis    during    larval    development    (autoradiography    and 

biochemical  methods).  Rhynchosciara  angelae  (Diptera) 
MATTON    (VAN  LEUVEN),  Mrs.  M.  D.  —  Dept.  of  Ophthalmol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Univ. 

Hosp.,  State  Univ.  of  Gent,   De  Pintelaan.  GENT,  Belgium 
MATUSZEWSKI,  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Cytol.,  Fac.  of  Biol.,  Warsaw  Univ.,  Krakowskie 

Przedmiescie  26/28,  WARSZAWA  64,  Poland 
a       Oogenesis.   (Cecidomyiidae,  Diptera) 
h       Cytochemical  investigation  on  the  origin  of  the  mitotic  spindle.  (Cecidomyiidae,  Diptera) 

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c       Development  and  growth  of  egg  follicles:   1.  growth  regulation  of  nurse  nuclei.  2.  origin 

of  oosome  material  in  the  egg  cell.   (Cecidomyiidae,  Diptera) 
MAUGER  (GIRARD),  Mrs.  A.     Dr.  —  Lab.  de  Zool..  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Grenoble,  Cedex  53, 

38  GRENOBLE.  France 
a       Organogenesis  of  the  vertebral  column  after  treatment  of  gastrulae  with  hthium  chloride 

and  sodium  thiocyanate.  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela) 
b       Microscopic    and   ultrastructural   study    of   the   effects   of   X-irradiation   upon   the   devel- 
opment of  the  spinal  pteryla  and  the  cutaneous  nerve  pattern.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Autoradiographic  study  of  the  formation  of  the  skin:   contribution  of  various  cell  types 

to  the  dermis  and  epidermis.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
MAURER.  M    L.     B.A.  —  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Cornell  Univ..  ITHACA,  N.Y.   H850.  U.S.A. 
MAURY   (GALLISSIAN).  Mrs.  M.  F.     Dipl.d'Etud.Sup.2  —  Lab.  de  Morphogenet.  Anim.. 

Fac.  des  Sci.,  1  Place  Victor  Hugo,  13  MARSEILLE  3,  France 
a       Les  problemes  de  dedifferenciation  et  de  redifferenciation  cellulaire.    (Marine  Porifera) 
MAY  CHING,  T.     Dr.  —  Agronomy  Dept.,  Oregon  State  Univ.,  CORVALLIS,  Ore.  97331, 

U.S.A. 
a       Physiology  of  seed  development.   ( Angiospermae ) 
MAYER    T.  C.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Fac.  of  Liberal  Arts  and  Sci..  Rider  Coll.. 

TRENTON,  N.J.  08602,  U.S.A. 
MAZHUGA.  P.  M.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  Dept.  of  Cytol.  and  Histogenesis,  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Acad. 

of  Sci.  of  the  Ukraine,  Vladimirskaya  St.  55,  KIEV  30.  U.S.S.R. 
a       Principles   of   genesis,   and   cytological   peculiarities   of   some   derivatives   of   mesenchyme: 

the  peculiarities  of  endochondral  and  perichondral  osteogenesis.  Domestic  and  laboratory 

animals  (Mammalia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Onto-   and   phylogenesis   of   the   blood-vascular  trunks   of  the   extremities.  Domestic   and 

laboratory  animals   (Mammalia).  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
c       The  development  of  the  blood-vascular  bed  of  the  joint  capsule.  Domestic  and  laboratory 

animals  (Mammalia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
d       Histogenesis  of  blood  vessels;  comparative  hemopoiesis.  Domestic  and  laboratory  animals 

(Mammalia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
e       The  structural  and  functional  differentiation  of  cells  in  chondrogenesis  and  osteogenesis. 

(Mammalia) 
MAZURKIEWICZ,  M.     M.S.  —  Ira  C.  Darling  Center  for  Research,  (Marine  Lab.),  Univ. 

of  Maine.  WALPOLE,  Me.  04573,  U.S.A. 
a       Development   from    the    egg    through    F2    generation.   Laonereis    culveri    (Ercantia,   Poly- 

chaeta) 
b       Larval  development  and  reproduction.  Hydrobia  totteni,  H.  salsa  (Prosobranchia,  Gastro- 
poda) 
c       Larval  development.  Macoma  balthica    (Lamellibranchia) 
MAZZA,  M.     Dr.Nat.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp.  delfUniv.,  Via  A.  Volta  4,  PISA, 

Italy 
a       External  egg  morphology,  development.  Nepa  rubra   (Heteroptera,  Hemiptera) 
MECKLENBURG,  C  L.  F.  C.  von       Fil.lic.  —  Zootom.  Dept.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Lund, 

Helgonavagen  3.  S-223  62  LUND,  Sweden 
MEDAWAR,  Sir  P.  B.     D.Sc.  —  Natl.  Inst,  for  Med.  Research,  Mill  Hill,  LONDON  N.W.7, 

England 
MELANDER,  Y.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Genet.,  Univ.  of  Lund,  Solvegatan  29,  223  62  LUND, 

Sweden 
a       Behaviour  of  chromosomes  in  relation  to  cell  differentiation  during  embryogenesis;  studies 

of  living   (cinematography)   and  fixed  cells.   (Planariidae,  Turbellaria) ,  Tomopteds  helgo- 

landica  (Polychaeta),  Calliphora  erythrocephala  (Diptera),  (Mammalia) 
MELLINGER,  J.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.   de  Zool.   et  d'Embryol.  Exper.,   Univ.  de  Strasbourg, 

12  rue  de  lUniversite.  STRASBOURG,  France 
MELTON,  Ch.  G.,  Jr.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  PITTSBURGH,  Pa. 

15213,  U.S.A. 
a       Messenger  RNA  ontogeny  in  embryonic  development.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
MENGE,    A.    C.      Ph.D.,    Prof.    —    Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol.,  Center  for  Research  in 

Reprod.  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Michigan  Med.  Center,  ANN  ARBOR,  Mich.  48104.  U.S.A. 
a       Effects  of  immune  reactions  against  spermatozoa  on  the  development  of  embryos.  Ocycto- 

lagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
MENKES,  B.     Dr.med.,  Prof.  —  Centrul  de  Embriol.  Norm.  §i  Patol.,  Acad.  Republ.  Social. 

Romania,  Bul.M.Viteazul  24,  TIMI§OARA,  Rumania 
a       The  role  of  normal  and  experimentally  induced  necrosis  in  teratogenesis 
b       Cinematographical  studies  on  growth  and  differentiation  processes  of  the  embryonic  axial 

organs.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       The  influence  of  exogenous  factors  on  embryonic  development;  prenatal  pathology.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Organogenesis  in  the  embryo.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

e       Synthetic  study  on  a  collection  of  serial  preparations  of  3-30  mm  embryos.  Homo  sapiens 
(Primates) 

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MENSCHIK,  Z.     M.D..  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Georgetown  Univ.,  3900  Reservoir 

Rd..  N.W.,  WASHINGTON,  D.C.  20007,  U.S.A. 
MERCIER    (PAROT),  Mrs.  L.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.A.  Fac.  de  Med.,  45 

rue  des  Sts.  Peres,  PARIS  Vie,  France 
a       Teratogenese  par  sulfamides  hypoglycemiants,   antimetabolites.     Ratttts  spec.    (Rodizntia) 

(en  collaboration  avec  H.  TUCHMANN-DUPLESSIS) 
b       Influence  de  la  cortisone  sur  la  gestation  et  le  developpement  foetal.  Raftus  spec.  (Roden- 

tia) 
c       Influence  des  alcaloides  du  Rauwolfia,  de  la  reserpine  et  de  la  deserpidine,  sur  le  develop- 
pement. Rattus  spec.  (Rodentia)   (en  collaboration  avec  H.  TUCHMANN-DUPLESSIS) 
d       Influence  des  neuroleptiques  sur  les  malformations  congenitales.     Rattus  spec,  Mas  spec, 

(Rodentia),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus   (Lagomorpha) 
e       Diabete  experimental  et  grossesse.   (Mammalia) 

f        Influence  des  antimitotiques  sur  la  gestation.  (Rodentia)  (en  collaboration  avec  H.  TUCH- 
MANN-DUPLESSIS) 
MERKER,   H.-J.     Dr.med.  —  Forschungsabt.   fiir  Elektronenmikroskopie   und   II.   Anat.   Inst. 

der  Freien  Univ.  Berlin,  Kon.-Luise-Str.   15,  1   BERLIN  33,  W.Germany 
MERKLE,   U.     Dr.med.,   Prof.   —  Anat.   Inst,   der  Univ.   Erlangen-Niirnberg,   Krankenhaus- 

strasse,  852  ERLANGEN,  W.Germany 
a       Spermatogenese  und  Sertoli-Zellen.  Rattus  spec   (Rodentia) 

MERTZ,  M.     Dr.med.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Osterbergstr.  3,  74  TUBINGEN  W.Germany 
MESSAGE,  M.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Anat.  School,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Downing  St.,  CAMBRID- 
GE CB2  3DY.  England 
a       Development  of  muscle,  primarily  with  histochemical  techniques.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura), 

Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
MESTRINER,   M.   —  Dept.   of   Genet.,   Univ.   of   Sao    Paulo,    P.O.   Box   301,   RIBEIRAO 

PRETO,  S.P.,  Brazil 
METZ,   C.    B.     Ph.D.   —   Inst,    of   Molec    Evolut.,    Univ.   of   Miami,    521    Anastasia   Ave., 

CORAL  GABLES,  Fla.  33124,  U.S.A.  • 

MEUSY,    J.-J.     D.E.S.   —   Lab.    d'Evolut.,    Fac.    des    Sci.    de    Paris,    105    Bd.    Raspail,    75 

PARIS  6,  France 
a       Correlations  endocrines.  Orchestia  gammarella  (Amphipoda),  Carcinus  maenas  (Decapoda, 

Crustacea) 
h       Ultrastructure  des  glandes  endocrines.   (Malacostraca,  Crustacea) 
MEYER,   D.   B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of  Anat.,   Wayne   State   Univ.,    1400  Chrysler  Freeway, 

DETROIT,  Mich.  48207,  U.S.A. 
a       Morphogenesis   and   developmental   histochemistry   of   embryonic   eye.   Gallus   domesticus 

(Aves) 
b       Histochemical  studies  of  gonadal  development.   Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
c       Prenatal  ossification  of  the  skeleton.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
MEYER,  G.  F.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Max-Planck  Inst,  fiir  Biol.,  Abt.  Beermann,  Spemann-Str.  34, 

74  TUBINGEN,  W.Germany 
MEZGER-FREED,    Mrs.    L.     Ph.D.   —    Inst,    for   Cancer   Research,    7701    Burholme   Ave., 

PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.   19111,  U.S.A. 
a       Genetics  of  haploid  embryo  cell  lines  including  analysis  by  nuclear  transfer.  Rana  pipiens 

(Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  J.  FREED) 
MICCIARELLI    (SBRENNA),   Mrs.   A.     Dr.Biol.   —   1st.   di   Zool.,   Univ.   di   Ferrara,   Via 

Previati  24,  44100  FERRARA,  Italy 
MICHAEL,  M.  I.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac  of  Sci.,  Alexandria  Univ..  Moharram  Bey, 

ALEXANDRIA,  Egypt,  U.A.R. 

—  temporarily:  Zool.  Dept.,  Fac.  of  Agric  and  Vet.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Mosul,  MOSUL,  Iraq 
a       The  development  of  the  olfactory  organs.  Bufo  regularis   (Anura) 
h       Experimental  analysis  of  the  development  of  the  cephalic   ganglia  and  other  derivatives 

of  the  head  neural  crest.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
c       The    development   of    the   urogenital    system.    Bufo    regularis    (Anura)     (in    collaboration 

with  S.  N.  SEDRA  and  S.  KHALIL) 
d       Studies  on  hind  limb  regeneration.  Bufo  regularis  (Anura) 
MICHALOWSKI,  J.  f     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Gener.  Biol.,  Silesian  Acad,  of  Med.,  K.  Marksa 

19,  Rokitnica,  ZABRZE  8,  Poland 

(deceased) 
MICLEA,  Mrs.  C.     Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  Centrul  de  Embriol.  Norm.  §i  Patol.,  Acad.  Republ.  Social. 

Romania,  Bul.M.Viteazul  24,  TIMI§OARA,  Rumania 
a       Effects  of  cytostatics  on  embryonic  development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
MIDDLETON,  C.  A.     B.Sc  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat..  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Gower 

St.,  LONDON  W.C.I,  England 
a       A  study  of  the  locomotion  and  behaviour  of  epithelial  cells  in  tissue  culture.  Gallus  gallus 

(Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
MIGLIORINI   (BRUSCHELLI),  Mrs.  G.     Dr.Sci.Biol.  —  1st.  di  Biol.  Gener.,  Fac.  di  Med., 

Via  del  Giochetto,  06100  PERUGIA,  Italy 

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a  Neurosecrezione  durante  lo  sviluppo  embrionale.  Dugesia  lugubris  (Turbellaria) ,  Allolo- 
bophoca  caliginosa  (Oligochaeta) 

b       Antibiotici  c  sviluppo  embrionale.  Bufo  vulgaris  (Anura) 

MIKAMI,  Y.  Ph.D.,  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Mie  Pref.  Univ.,  100, 
Torii'Cho.  TSU,  Japan  • 

a       Etiology  of  some  congenital  anomalies.  Mtts  molossinus  albinixs  (Rodentia) 

b       Developmental   mechanism   of  entodermal   organs 

c       Experimental   analysis  of  Wolffian  lens  regeneration 

MIKAMO,  K.  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.  et  de  Cytogenet.,  Clin.  Univ.  de  Gynecol, 
et  d'Obstet.,  20  rue  Alcide  Jentzer,    1205  GENEVE  4,  Switzerland 

a  Sex  ratio  in  fetuses  from  induced  and  from  spontaneous  abortions.  Homo  sapiens  (Pri- 
mates) 

b       Chromosomes  of  various  fetal  stages,  normal  and  pathologic.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 

c       Chromosomes  and  genes  in  sex-reserved  animals.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura) 

d  Pathological  development  of  the  testis  (quantitative  analysis  of  spermatogonical  deficieny 
in  chromatin-positive  Klinefelter  syndrome  at  early  postnatal  stages).  Homo  sapiens 
(Primates) 

e  Degenerative  changes  in  fetal  membranes  (a  histological  study  in  relation  to  the  physio- 
logy of  onset  of  labor).  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 

i  Intrafollicular  overripeness  of  oocytes  an  an  etiologic  factor  of  malformation  and  nondis- 
junction of  chromosomes  with  special  reference  to  abnormal  chromosomal  behavior  in 
meiotic  phases.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus   (Lagomorpha) 

g  Anatomic  studies  of  normal  and  pathologic  embryonic  development.  Homo  sapiens  (Pri- 
mates) 

h  Effects  on  embryonic  development  of  fertility  regulating  agents;  chromosomal  and  anat- 
omic studies.     Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

i  Incidence  of  sex  chromosomal  anomalies  in  newborn  infants  and  the  etiology  of  the 
anomalies.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

MIKHAILOVA,  Ms.  I.  G.  Dr.biol.sci.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Murmansky  Sea-Biol.  Inst., 
Acad,  of  Sci.,  DALNII  ZELENZI,  U.S.S.R. 

MIKI-NOUMURA.  Mrs.  T.  Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Molec.  Biol.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Nagoya  Univ., 
Chikusa-ku,  NAGOYA,  464  Japan 

a  The  mitotic  apparatus  protein  of  the  egg.  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus.  Pseudocentrotus 
depressus.  Anthocidaris  crassispina   (Echinoidea) 

h  Cell  division  of  the  egg.  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus.  Pseudocentrotus  depressus,  Antho- 
cidaris crassispina  (Echinoidea) 

c  An  actin-like  egg  protein.  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus,  Pseudocentrotus  depressus,  Anthoci- 
daris crassispina,  Temnopleurus  toreumatics   (Echinoidea) 

MILAIRE,  J.  M.D.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  et  d'Embryol.,  Fac.  de  Med.  de  I'Univ.,  97  rue  aux 
Laines,  BRUXELLES.  Belgium  • 

MILKMAN,  R.  D.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Iowa,  IOWA  CITY,  Iowa 
52240,  U.S.A. 

a  Developmental  biology,  classical  and  physiological  genetics.  Botryllus  schlosseri  (Stolido- 
branchia,  Tunicata) 

b       Developmental  biology,  genetics.  Drosophila  melanogaster  and  other  spp.   (Dipfera) 

MILLER  O.  L.,  Jr.  Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab.,  P.O.  Box  Y.  OAK  RIDGE, 
Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A. 

a  The  relationship  of  fine  structure  to  RNA,  DNA,  and  protein  metabolism  in  the  lampbrush 
chromosomes,  nucleoli,  and  nucleoplasm  of  oocytes  (standard  sectioning  techniques,  micro- 
manipulation, enzymatic  digestions,  phase  contrast  microscopy,  electron  microscopy,  auto- 
radiography).  (Amphibia) 

MILLER,  T.  J.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Rutgers  Univ.,  195  University  Ave.,  NEWARK, 
N.J.  07102,  U.S.A. 

a  The  mechanism  of  cleft  palate  formation,  elucidated  by:  1.  possible  reduction  of  incidence, 
2.  biochemical  and  histochemical  changes,  wrought  by  various  teratogens.  Mus  musculus 
(Rodentia) 

MILLINGTON,  W.  F.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Marquette  Univ.,  530  North  15th  St.. 
MILWAUKEE,  Wis.  53233,  U.S.A. 

a  Development  at  the  shoot  apex,  and  regulation  of  form  in  the  leaf  and  shoot.  Proser- 
pinaca  palustris,  Monstera  spp.,  Parthenocissus  vitacea,  Ulex  europaeus 

b       Development  in  coenobial  forms.  Pediastrum  spp.   (Chlorophyceae) 

MILLONIG,  G.     M.D.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi  20,  90123 

PALERMO,  Italy 
a       Electron  microscopic  studies  on  early  development.  Paracentrotus  lividus,  Arbacia  lixula 

(Echinoidea) 
b       Fine    structure    changes    after    electric    activation.    Paracentrotus    lividus.    Arbacia    lixula 

(Echinoidea) 
c       Electron  microscopic  histochemistry  of  alcaline  phosphatase  during  ecibryogenesis.  Para- 
centrotus lividus,  Arbacia  lixula   (Echinoidea) 

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MILLS,  K.  S.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Oklahoma,  730  South  Oval,  Room 

222,  NORMAN,  Okla.  73069.  U.S.A. 
a       Accelerated  growth  and  orientation  of  tissue  culture  cells. 
MILLS,  S.  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box  109, 

LA  JOLLA,  Cahf.  92037,  U.S.A. 
a       Regulatory  mechanisms  in  cultured  cells.   (PlantaeJ 
MILMAN,   L.   S.     Cand.biol.sci.   —  Lab.   of   Developm.   Biophys.,    Inst,   of   Developm.   Biol., 

Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St.,  MOSCOW  V-133.  U.S.S.R. 
MINAFRA.  S.     Dr.  —  1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol..  Univ.  di  Palermo.  Via  Archirafi   18,  90123 

PALERMO.  Italy 
MINELLI,  G.     Dr.nat.sci.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Bologna,  Via  Belmeloro  8, 

BOLOGNA   (103),  Italy 
a       Nervous  system.   (Vertebrata) 
MINGANTI,  A.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Genova,  Via  Balbi  5,   16126 

GENOVA,  Italy  • 

a       Enzyme  activities  in  eggs  and  embryos.  Balanus  spec,  Lepas  spec.  (Cirripedia,  Crustacea) 
MINTZ,   Miss  B.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,   for  Cancer  Research,   7701    Burholme  Ave.,   PHILADEL- 
PHIA, Pa.  19111,  U.S.A.  • 
a       Gene  control  of  differentiation  in  allophenic  animals  with  two  genotypic  populations  of 

cells.  Mus  musciilus  (Rodentia) 
MISENHEIMER,   H.   R.     M.D.  —  Dept.   of   Embryol.,   Carnegie   Inst,   of  Washington,    115 

W.  University  Parkway,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210,  U.S.A. 
a       Anatomical    and    radiological    studies    of    circulation    in    the    maternal    placenta.    Macaca 

mulatta.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  E.  M.  RAMSEY) 
MITASHOV,   V.   I.  —  Lab.   of   Developm.   Cytogenet..   Inst,   of   Developm.   Biol..   Acad,   of 

Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St.,  MOSCOW  V-133.  U.S.S.R. 
MITCHELL,  J.  T.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  State  Univ.   of  New  York.  766  Irvmg  Ave.. 

SYRACUSE,  N.Y.  13210,  U.S.A. 
a       Effect  of   chemical   compounds  on   pre-implantation  stages    in    vivo    and    in     v'  i  t  r  o, 

with  emphasis  on  developmental  morphology  and  teratology.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
h       Studies    on    the    neoplastic    conversion    of    embryo    cells    cultured     in     vitro     utilizing 

cytogenetics   and  histochemical   approaches.   Mus  musculus    (Rodentia) 
MITCHISON,  J.  M.     Sc.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh.  West  Mains  Rd., 

EDINBURGH  9,  Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Developmental  changes  during  the  cell  cycle,  with  special  reference  to  enzyme  synthesis. 

Schizosaccharomyces  pombe   (Saccharomycetales) 
MITOLO,  V.     M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Human  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med..  Univ.  of  Bari,  Policlinico,  70124 

BARI.  Italy 
a       Quantitative  changes  of  spinal   ganglia  and  spinal   cord   after  increase  of  the  peripheral 

field  of  innervation.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
MITRA,  B.  N.     Ph.D.  —  Cell  Research  Unit,  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Calcutta,  35  Ballygunje 

Circular  Rd.,  CALCUTTA- 1 9,  India 
MITRA,  J.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Presidency  Coll..  CALCUTTA-12.  W.Bengal.   India 
MITRA.  Miss  T.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Presidency  Coll.,  CALCUTTA-12.  W.Bengal. 

India 
MIYA.  K.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Appl.  Entomol.,  Fac.  of  Agric.  Iwata  Univ..  Ueda  3-18. 

MORIOKA,  Japan 
MIYAHARA.  E.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Kyushu  Univ.,  Hakozaki,  FUKUO- 

KA,  812,  Japan 
a       Regulation  of  ribosomal  RNA  synthesis  during   embryonic  development.  Xenopus  laevis 

(Anuca) 
MIZELL.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Tulane  Univ..  NEW  ORLEANS.  La.  70118. 

U.S.A. 
a       Induced   limb   regeneration.   Didelphis   virginiana    (Marsupialia) 

h       Effects  of  regenerating  appendages  on  Lucke  tumor   (renal  adenocarcinoma):   tumor  dif- 
ferentiation. Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
c       Infectious  nucleic  acids  (Herpes  type  virus  associated  with  Lucke  tumor)  as  differentiating 

agents.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
MIZUNO,  T.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Anim.  Nutr.,  Fac.  of  Agric,  Kobe  Univ.,   1   Rokkodai- 

cho,  Nada-ku,  KOBE,  Japan 
a       Biochemical   studies   on   the   change   from   proliferation   to   cell   enlargement   in   embryonic 

muscle  cells.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves)  

MOAV,  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Tel-Aviv  Univ.,  155  Herzl  St..  TEL-AVIV.  Israel 

a       Histone  synthesis  in  eggs.  (Echinoidea) 

MOCHIDA.  O.     B.Agr.  —  Dept.  of  Plant  Pathol.  &  Entomol.,  Kyushu  Natl.  Agric.  Exper. 

Station,  Nishi  496,  Izumi.  CHIKUGO-shi,  Fukuoka-ken,  833  Japan 
a       Morphological  and  physiological  studies  on  oogenesis.  Nilaparvata  lugens   (Delphacidae, 

Homoptera) 
h       Ecological    and    anatomical    studies    on    reproduction.    Javesella    pellucida    (Delphacidae. 

Homoptera) 

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MODAK.  S.  P.     Dr.es  Sci.Biol.  —  Depts.  of  Microbiol,  and  Biochem.,  Med.  Center,  Univ.  of 

Kentucky,  LEXINGTON,  Ky.  40506.  U.S.A. 
a       Studies  on  lens  induction.  Galliis  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Cellular  replication  during   development   and   growth   of   lens.   Gallus  domesticus    (Aves) 

(in  collaboration  with  Miss  B.  J.  PERSONS) 
c       Nuclear  degeneration  during  the  terminal  lens  fiber  cell  differentiation  in  developing  lens; 

histological   and   microspectrophotometric   analysis.   Gallus  domesticus    (Aves)    (in   collab- 
oration with  Mrs.  S.  PERDUE) 
d       Analysis  of   the  template   activity  of   DNA   during   the   terminal   lens   cell   differentiation. 

Gallus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  F.  J.  BOLLl.IM  and  R.  C.  von  BOR- 

STEL) 
c       Analysis  of  the  primer  activity  of  DNA  during  the  terminal  lens  cell  differentiation.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  F.  J.  BOLLUM) 
f        Temporal   and   spatial   patterns  of   cell   replication   and   nuclear   degeneration   during   lens 

development  and   growth;   computer  analysis   of  mathematical   models.   Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves)   (in  collaboration  with  V.  R.  R.  UPPULURI  and  VV.  E.  LEVER) 
g       Analysis   of   the   physico-chemical    properties   of    DNA    in   differentiating    cells.    Tciturus 

viridescens  (ilrodela),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  raftus  (Rodentia). 

Homo  sapiens   (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with   F.  J.  BOLLUM,   J.   SISKEN,   Miss  G. 

DONNELLY,  S.  KARASAKI  and  H.  TRAURIG) 
h       The  pattern  of  RNA  synthesis  during   lens  development.   Gallus  domesticus    (Aves)    (in 

collaboration  with  Miss  B.  J.  PERSONS) 
MOE,   H.     M.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Copenhagen,  63  Norre  Alle,   COPEN- 
HAGEN 0,  Denmark 
MOFFAT,    D.    B.      M.D.    —    Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.   Coll.  of  S.  Wales  &  Monmouthshire, 

Newport  Rd.,  CARDIFF,  Wales,  U.K. 

(no    embryological   work   in   progress) 
MOHLER,  J.  D.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  LIniv.  of  Iowa,  IOWA  CITY,  Iowa  52240, 

U.S.A. 
a       The  action  of  different  genes  which  affect  a  quantitative  character   (crossveinlessness)   as 

modifiers  of  developmental  responses   (phenocopies)   to  heat  shock  at  early  pupal  stages. 

Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
MOHRI,   H.     D.Sc,    Prof.  —  Biol.    Inst.,   Coll.   of  Gen.   Educ,   Univ.   of  Tokyo,    Komaba, 

Meguro-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
MOLD,    Miss    K.     M.D.    —    Inst,    of    Histol.    and    Embryol.,    Med.    Univ.,    Tuzolto    u.    58, 

BUDAPEST  IX,  Hungary 
a       Teratogenesis.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves),  Rattus  rattus   (Rodentia) 

MOLINARO,  M.       M.D.  —  1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.  Gener.,  Univ.  di  Roma,  ROMA.  Italy 
a       Macromolecular  synthesis  in  the  early  development  of  the  embryo.  Mus  musculus  (Roden- 
tia) 
h       Heterogeneity  of  tRNA  during  embryonic  development.  Paracentrotus  lividus  (Echinoidea) 
MOLLENHAUER,    H.    H.      Ph.D.    —    Charles  F.  Kettering  Research  Labs.,   150  E.  South 

College  St.,  YELLOW  SPRINGS.  Ohio  45387,  U.S.A. 
a       Study   of    ultrastructural    changes   during    development   and    germination   of    the   embryo. 

Zea  mays 
MOMENT,  G.  B.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Goucher  Coll.,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21204, 

U.S.A. 
MONESI,  V.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.  Gener.,  Univ.  di  Roma,  ROMA,  Italy 
a       Spermatogenesis  and  cell  differentiation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

h       Role    of    histones    in    cell    differentiation    and    cell    function    (autoradiography    and    bio- 
chemistry). Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Molecular  mechanisms  of  early  embryonic  development  from   fertilization  to  blastulation. 

Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
MONIE,  I.  W.     M.B.,  Ch.B.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  California, 

SAN  FRANCISCO,  Calif.  94122,  U.S.A. 
a       Morphological,  histochemical  and  organ  culture  studies  on  congenital  malformations  of  the 

cardiovascular,    urogenital,   and   nervous   systems   induced   by    teratogenic   agents.   Rattus 

rattus  (Rodentia) 
MONNICKENDAM,   Miss   M.   A.     M.Sc.  —  School   of  Biol.   Sci..  Univ.   of  East  Anglia, 

Wilberforce  Rd.,  NORWICH,  NOR  88C,  England 
a       Nuclear-cytoplasmic  interaction  in  early  development.   Xenopus  laevis   (Anura) 
b       Control  of  cell  division.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura) 
MONROY,    A.      M.D.,   Prof.    —    Lab.  of  Molec.  Embryol.,  Via  Toiano  2,   80072  ARCO 

FELICE,  Napoli,  Italy  « 

a       Protein  synthesis  during  development.    (Echinoidea) 

MONTERO.  C.     M.D.  —  Dept.  de  Anat..  Cat.  de  Anat.  II,  Fac.  de  Med.,  CADIZ,  Spain 
MONTERO.  E.     Med.Dr.  —  Inst.  F.  Oloriz,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Univ.  de  Granada,  GRANADA, 

Spain 
MOOG.  Miss  F.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Washington  Univ.,  ST.  LOUIS,  Mo.  63130, 

U.S.A.  • 

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a       Development  of  enzyme  systems  in  the  embryo.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves),  (Mammalia) 

b       Role  of  the  pituitary-adrenal  axis  in  fetal  and  juvenile  development.   (Aves;  Mammalia) 

c  Chromotographic,  electrophoretic  and  immunochemical  studies  of  the  nature  of  the  alkaline 
phosphatases  of  the  small  intestine,  fetal  to  mature  stages.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

MOOKERJEE,  Mrs.  A.  Ph.D..  —  Dept  of  Zool.,  Presidency  Coll.,  CALCUTTA-12,  W. 
Bengal,   India  

MOOKERJEE,  S.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Presidency  Coll..  CALCUTTA-12,  W. 
Bengal,  India  • 

MOOR,  R.  M.  B.Sc.  —  A.R.C.  Unit  of  Reprod.  Physiol  &  Biochem.,  Univ.  of  Cambridge, 
307  Huntingdon  Rd.,  CAMBRIDGE,  England 

a  The  physiological  relationship  between  the  early  stages  of  embryonic  development,  the 
uterus  and  the  corpus  luteum.  Ovis  aries.  Bos  taurus,  Sus  scrofa  (Ariiodactyla) 

MOORE.  Mrs.  B.  C.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Life  Sci.,  Univ.  of  California,  RIVERSIDE,  Calif. 
92502,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Chromosomal  analysis  of  lethal  racial  hybrid  embryos.  Rana  pipiens  (Anuca) 

MOORE,  J.  A.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Life  Sci.,  Univ.  of  California,  RIVERSIDE.  Cahf. 
92502,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Development  of  diploid  and  haploid  racial  hybrids.  Rana  pipiens   (Anura) 

MOORE,  W.  J.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Oral  Pathol.,  The  Dental  School,  St.  Mary's  Row, 
BIRMINGHAM  3,  England 

MOORES,  G.  R.  B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  Biol,  Univ.  of  Glasgow,  GLASGOW  W.2,  Scot- 
land, U.K. 

a       Surface  properties  and  behaviour  of  embryonic  cells.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 

MORAlTOU  (APOSTOLOPOULOU).  Mrs.  M.  Ph.D.  —  Zool.  Lab.  and  Museum,  Fac. 
of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Athens,  Panepistimiopolis   (Kouponia),  ATHENS   (621).  Greece 

MORATA,  G.  M.Sc.  —  Sect.  Developm.  Genet.,  Inst,  of  Genet,  and  Anthropol.,  Velazquez 
144.  MADRID  6,  Spain 

a  Kinetics  of  DNA  replication  during  the  mitotic  cycle  in  imaginal  disc  cells.  Drosophila 
melanogaster  (Diptera) 

b  Study  of  the  development  fate  of  chromosome  rearrangements  following  somatic  re- 
combination. Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 

MOREAU,  R.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Gener.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux,  Avenue  des  Facultes, 
33  TALENCE,  France 

a  Metabolisme  du  developpement  (mues-metamorphose-diapause).  Pieris  brassicae  (Lepi- 
dopfera) 

MORETTI.  R.  L.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Life  Sci..  Univ.  of  California.  RIVERSIDE.  Calif. 
92502,  U.S.A. 

a  Interaction  of  the  trophoblast  and  endometrium  during  implantation.  Lepus  domesticus 
(Lagomocpha),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

b       Mechanisms  involved  in  fertilization.  Ascaris  lumbricoides  (Nematoda) 

MORI,  H.     D.Agr.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Keio  Univ.,  YOKOHAMA-Hiyoshi.  Japan 

a       Insecticide  action  on  eggs,  larvae  and  adults.   (Insecta) 

MORI.  Y.     M.A.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Keio  Univ.,  YOKOHAMA-Hiyoshi,  Japan 

a  On  the  cause  of  disappearance  of  cutaneous  melanophores  of  young  animals.  Carassius 
auratus  (Teleostei) 

b       Morphological  and  chemical  studies  of  pigment  formation  in  various  species.   (Pisces) 

MORRILL,  G.  A.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol..  Albert  Einstein  Coll.  of  Med.,  Yeshiva  Univ., 
1300  Morris  Park  Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  Bronx,  N.Y.  10461,  U.S.A. 

a  The  mechanism  of  activation  of  the  egg.  1.  The  role  of  Ca++  in  regulating  membrane 
permeability.  2.  The  role  of  Na+  pump  and  phosphate  exchange.  3.  The  relationship 
between  changes  in  cytoplasmic  and  nuclear  binding  of  Na+.  K+.  Ca++  and  Mg  +  + 
and  the  changing  metabolic  states  at  ovulation,  fertilization  and  first  cleavage.  Rana 
pipiens  (Anura) 

h  The  ionic  events  that  occur  during  blastula  formation  which  are  associated  with  morpho- 
genesis and  cell  differentiation:  the  transport  of  cytoplasmic  Na+  into  the  blastocoel.  1. 
Mapping  the  changing  electric  fields  at  the  surface  of  the  developing  embryo  and  cor- 
relating these  fields  with  known  patterns  of  cell  migrations.  2.  Monitoring  the  rate  of  Na+ 
release  in  each  of  the  germ  layers.  3.  Assaying  for  vasopressin-like  hormone  activity  in 
blastula  extracts.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 

MORRILL.  J.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  New  College,  SARASOTA,  Fla.  33578.  U.S.A. 

a  Effects  of  metal  ions  on  development.  Lymnaea  stagnalis,  L.  palusfris  (Pulmonata, 
Gastropoda) 

b  Chemical  differentiation  of  eggs  and  chemical  composition  of  egg  capsules.  Lymnaea  spec. 
(Pulmonata,  Gastropoda) 

c       Analyses  of  ooplasmic  segregation.   (Pulmonata,  Gastropoda)  ^^ 

MORRIS.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Nottingham.  NOTTINGHAM,  England 

a  Antibody  absorption  by  neonatal  animals.  Erinaceus  eucopaeus  (Insectivora),  Rattus  noc- 
vegicus  (Rodentia) 

b       Gastric  and  intestinal  development  (postnatal).  Erinaceus  europaeus  (Insectivora) 

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c       Development    of    pituitary    and    reproductive    organs     (postnatal).    Erinaceus    europaeus 

(Insectivora) 
MORRIS.  Miss  I.  D.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biochem.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Allahabad  Univ.,  ALLA- 

HABAD-2,  India 
a       Quantitative    studies    of    various    metabolites    during    metamorphosis.    Philosamia    ricini 

(Lepidoptera).    Musca  nebulo,  Sarcophaga  ruficornis    (Diptera)     (in    collaboration    with 

Mrs.  R.  PANT,  D.  M.  LAL  and  R.  VARMA) 
b       Quantitative  studies  of  certain  metabolites  and  enzymic  studies  on  the   fat  body  during 

larval  and  pupal  development.  Philosamia  ricini  (Lepidoptera)   (in  collaboration  with  Mrs. 

R.  PANT.  D.  M.  LAL  and  R.  VARMA) 
MORRIS,  I.  G.     Ph.D.  —  A.R.C.  Unit  of  Embryol.,  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  Coll.  of  N.  Wales, 

BANGOR.  Caernarvonshire,  Wales,  U.K. 
MORRIS.   Miss  V.   B.     Ph.D.  —   Dept.   of   Anat.    and   Embryol.,   Univ.   Coll.,   Gower   St., 

LONDON  W.C.I,  England 
a       Autoradiographic  study  of  the  time  preceding  differentiation  in  different  kinds  of  receptors 

in  the  retina.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
MOSCONA,  A.  A.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago, 

1101  East  57th  St.,  CHICAGO,  111.  60637,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Cellular  and  molecular  aspects  of  embryonic  differentiation 
MOSCONA.  M.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.   Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  CHICAGO,  111. 

60637.  U.S.A. 
a       Cellular  and  molecular  aspects  of  embryonic  differentiation 
MOSER,   Mrs.  G.   C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of  Genet.,  Albert  Einstein  Coll.   of  Med.,  Yeshiva 

Univ.,  Eastchester  Rd.  &  Morris  Park  Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  Bronx,  N.Y.  10461,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  physiology.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Developmental  genetics.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Developmental  pathology.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
MOSSMAN,  H.  W.     Ph.D..  Prof.    (Emer.)   —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Bardeen  Med.  Labs.,  Univ. 

of  Wisconsin,  MADISON,  Wis.  53706.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Comparative  morphology  of  the  fetal  membranes  and  reproductive  tracts.   (Mammalia) 
MOTOMURA,  I.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Embryol.,  Inst,  of  Biol.,  Tohoku  Univ.,  SENDAI, 

Japan  • 

MOTTET,   N.   K.     M.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of   Pathol.,   Univ.   of  Washington   Med.   School, 

BB232.  Univ.  Hosp.,  SEATTLE.  Wash.  98105,  U.S.A. 
a       The  mechanisms   regulating   ontogenetic  metaplasia   in   the  esophagus.   Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Ultrastructural  features  of  necrosis  as  an  ontogenetic  process.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves), 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
c       Morphologic  changes  in  the  talpid^  genetic  anomaly.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
MOULTON,   J.    M.     Ph.D.,    Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Biol.,   Bowdoin  Coll.,   BRUNSWICK,   Me. 

04011,  U.S.A. 
a       Changes  in  the  Mauthner  cells  and  axons,  and  in  the  thyroid  gland  during  spinal  cord 

regeneration  after  tail  amputation.  Diemyctylus  viridescens   (Urodela) 
MOVTCHAN,  Mrs.  N.  A.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Leningrad  Univ.,  Mende- 

leevsky  St.  5,  LENINGRAD  B464,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Immunity  of  the  embryo.  Salmo  salar  (Teleostei),  Testudo  horsfieldi  (Chelonia) 
MOYER,  F.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Missouri,  ST.  LOUIS,  Mo.  63121,  U.S.A. 
MOYSE.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  Coll.  of  Swansea,  Singleton  Park,  SWANSEA, 

Glamorganshire,  Wales,  U.K. 
MUCHMORE,   W.   B.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —   Dept.   of  Biol.,   Coll.   of  Arts   and   Sci.,   Univ.   of 

Rochester,  ROCHESTER.  N.Y.  14627,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  and  growth  of  myotomes.  Ambystoma  spec.   (Urodela) 
MUELLER,   G.   C.     M.D.,    Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   McArdle   Lab.    for   Cancer   Research,    Univ.    of 

Wisconsin,  450  N.  Randall  Ave.,  MADISON,  Wis.  53706.  U.S.A. 
a       Growth  control  mechanisms  in  cells.   (Mammalia) 
MUGNAINI,  E.     Cand.med.    (M.D.)    —  Anat.   Inst.,   Univ.  of  Oslo,   Karl  Johansgatan  47. 

OSLO,  Norway 
MUIR,  A    R.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Royal   (Dick)   School  of  Vet.  Studies,  Univ. 

of  Edinburgh,   Summerhall,  EDINBURGH  9,   Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Development  of  cardiac  muscle  cells,  studied  on  myocardium  dissociated  by  Ca++  de- 
privation and  chelation 
MULAREK,   Mrs.   O.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Neurol.,   Med.   Acad.,   Przybyszewskiego   St.   49. 

POZNAN,  Poland 
a       Influence  of  ionizing  radiation  on  the  developing  central  nervous  system. 
MULHERKAR,    Mrs.    L.      Ph.D.,    Prof.    —    Dept.  of  Zool,  Univ.  of  Poona,  Ganeshkind, 

POONA-7,  India  • 

a       Transplantations  of  embryonic  tissues.  Gallus  spec.   (Aves) 

h       Effects  of  carcinogenic  substances  on  the  embryo.  Catotes  versicolor  (Lacectilia) 
c       Experimental  embryology.  Planorbis  spec.   (Pulmonata,  Gastropoda) 
d       Studies  on  -SH  groups  and  embryonic  induction.  Gallus  spec.   (Aves) 

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MULLER,  A.  J.     Dr.  —  Inst,  fiir  Kulturpflanzenforsch.  der  Deutschen  Akad.  der  Wissensch. 

zu  Berlin.  GATERSLEBEN.  Kr.Aschersleben.  East.Germany 
a       Genetical  and  physiological  studies  of  embryonic  and  seedling  lethal  mutants.  Acabidopsis 

thaliana   (Cruciferae) 
MULLER,  M.     D.Sc.  —  Inst,  of  Biol..  Univ.  of  Zagreb,  Salata,  ZAGREB,  Yugoslavia 
a       Regulation  of  compensatory  growth.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with 

Miss  L.  HOFMAN) 
MULLER,  W.  A.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zoophysiol.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Holderlinstr.   12,  74  TUBIN- 
GEN, W.Germany 
MULNARD,   J.   G.     M.D.,    Prof.   —   Lab.   d'Anat.   et   d'Embryol.    Humaines,   Univ.    libre   de 

Bruxelles,  97  rue  aux  Laines,  BRUXELLES  1.  Belgium  • 

MUN,  A.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Maine,  ORONO,  Me.  04473,  U.S.A. 
a       Enhancement  of  growth  of  host  spleens   following   chorio-allantoic  grafts  of  homologous 

tissues.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
b       Induction  of  immunological  tolerance  by  intracoelomic  grafts  in  the  4-day  embryo.  Gallus 

gallus  (Aves) 
c       Growth  stimulation  of  embryonic  spleen  graft  by  adult  spleen  across  a  filter  membrane. 

Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
MUNROE.  M.  H.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  CHICAGO.  111. 

60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Plant  development. 
MUNTZ.   Miss  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,   Fac.  of  Sci.,   Univ.  of  Reading,  READING 

RGl   5AQ,  Berks.,  England 
a       Comparative  studies  on  the  structural  development  of  nerves  and  muscles.  Xenopus  laevis, 

Eleutherodacfylus  mariinicensis  (Anuca) 
b       Electron  microscopic  investigation  of  muscle  degeneration.  Eleutherodacfylus  martinicensis 

(Anura) 
MURAKAMI.    U.      M.D.,    D.Med.    Sc,    Prof.    —    The  Research  Inst,  of  Environm.  Med.. 

Nagoya  Univ.,   Furo-cho.   Chikusa-ku,  NAGOYA.  464   Japan 
a       Effects  of  ionizing   radiations  upon  embryos  of  different  species.   Mus  musculus,  Rattus 

norvegicus  (Rodentia)   (in  cojlaboration  with  Y.  KAMEYAMA,  K.  HOSHINO.  and  Miss 

T.  NAKAYAMA) 
b       Morphogenesis   of  exencephalia   and   its   allied   conditions.   Rattus   norvegicus    (Rodentia) 

(in  collaboration  with  K.  HOSHINO) 
c       Morphogenesis  of  spina  bifida  and  its  allied  conditions.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia)    (in 

collaboration  with  K.   HOSHINO) 
d       Mechanisms  for  the  differential  radiosensitivity  of  immature  brain  tissue,  immediate  and 

late  effects.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
MURAMATSU,  S.     D.Sc.  —  Div.  of  Radiat.  Hazards,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Radiol.  Sci.,  Anagawa 

4-9,  CHIBA.  Japan 
a       Morphological  and  functional  effects  of  radiation  on  the  embryo.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
MURASHOVA,  Miss  A.   I.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.   Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.. 

Baltiyskaya  St.  8.  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
MURRAY,  Mrs.  M.  R.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Phys.  and  Surg.,  Columbia  Univ.,  630  W. 

168th  St.,  NEW  YORK.  N.Y.  10032,  U.S.A.  • 

MUSY,  J.  P.     M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Gen.  Embryol.,  Univ.-Perolles.  1700  FRIBOURG. 

Switzerland 
a       Teratogenetic  action  of  ubiquinone    in   o  v  o    and    in   vitro.    Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Cytophotometric  studies  on  embryonic  fibroblasts:  DNA  content  as  a  function  of  oxygen 

concentration.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
MUTH,  F.  W.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Inst,  fiir  Entw.physiol.,  Univ.  zu  Koln,  Gyrhofstr.  17,  5  KOLN- 

Lindenthal,  W.Germany 
a       Development  of  the  eye  pigmentary  system  and  gene  controlled  pigment  synthesis  during 

pupal   stages    (photometry   and   chromatography  of   pigments).   Ephestia   kiihniella    (Lepi- 

doptera) 
MUTHUKKARUPPAN.  V.     Ph.D.  —  Annamalai  Univ.,  ANNAMALAINAGAR,  P.O.,  India 
a       Origin  and  differentiation  of  immunocompetent  cells  and  control  mechanisms  in  the  devel- 
opment of  immune  capacities   (tissue  culture).  Calotes  versicolor  (Lacertilia) 
MUTOLO.  V.     M.D.  —  1st.  di  Anat.   Comp.,   Univ.  di   Palermo,  Via  Archirafi  20,  90123 

PALERMO,  Italy 
a       Cell  interaction  in  embryos.  Paracentcotus  lividus   (Echinoidea) 
h       Ribosomal   RNA  synthesis  in  embryogenesis.  Paracentcotus  lividus   (Echinoidea) 
MYSLIVECEK.  J.     M.D.,  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Pathophysiol.,  Med.  Fac.  Charles  Univ., 

Lidicka    1,   PLZEN,   Czechoslovakia 
MYTILINEOU,  Miss  C.     M.S.  —  Zool.  Lab.  and  Museum.  Fac  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Athens, 

Panepistimiopolis   (Kouponia),  ATHENS   (621).  Greece 
NAAKTGEBOREN.    C.     Dr.    —   Zool.    Lab.,    Univ.    of   Amsterdam.    Plantage    Doklaan   44, 

AMSTERDAM,  Netherlands 
a       Development  of  foetus  with  regard  to  birth,  especially  proportions  of  foetus  and  umbilical 

cord.  (Mammalia) 

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b       Growth  of  foetus  as  a  dependent  of  placental  size  and  uterine  characteristics.  Ovis  aries 

(Artiodactyla)   and  other  Mammalia 
NABER    E   C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Poultry  Sci.,  Coll.  of  Agric,  The  Ohio  State  Univ. 

674  West  Lane  Ave..  COLUMBUS,  Ohio  43210,  U.S.A. 
a       Nutrition  and  metabolism  of  the  developing  embryo.  Callus  domesticus   (Aves) 
b       Antimetabolites  and  morphogenesis;   relationships  to  biochemical   function.  Gallus  domes- 
ticus (Aves) 
NACE,   G.   W.     Ph.D.,   Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Zool.   and   Amphib.    Facility,   Center   for   Human 

Growth  and  Developm.,  Univ.  of  Michigan.  ANN  ARBOR,  Mich.  48104,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Development    and    maintenance    of    defined    strains.    Rana  5  spp.,    Bufo  3  spp.   (Anura). 

several  spp.    (Urodela) 
b       Transfer  of  macromolecules  from  maternal  organism  to  egg.  Rana  spec.   (Anura) 
c       Etiology  of  neoplasia  in  larva  and  adult.  Rana  spec.   (Anura) 
d       Role  of  specific  macromolecules  in  fertilization.  Rana  spec.   (Anura) 
e       Problems  in  developmental  and  population  genetics.   (Amphibia) 
NADAMITSU,   S.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Biol.   Lab.,   Hiroshima   Women's   Coll.,    1-71    Higashi,    1 

chome.  Ujina,  HIROSHIMA,  Japan 
a       In    vitro    ovulation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Further  development  of  ova    in    vitro.    Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Tissue  culture.  Rana  spec.   (Anura) 
d       Heteroploidy.  Rana  spec.   (Anura) 
NAGAE,   H.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   School   of   Med.,   Mie   Pref.   Univ.,    100,  Torii-Cho, 

TSU,  Japan 
a       Developmental  mechanism  of  congenital  anomalies.  Mus  molossinus  albinos  (Rodentia) 
NAGANO,  T   —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Ibadan,  IBADAN,  Nigeria 
NAGEL,  J.     Dr.3e  Cycle  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim..  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  347,  51   REIMS. 

France 
a       Hemopoietic  function  of  the  foetal  liver;  factors  controlling  its  progressive  disappearance. 

Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  R.  L.  JACQUOT) 
NAIR,  K.  S.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci..  M.S.  Univ.  of  Baroda,  BARODA-2, 

India 
a       Physiology   of   metamorphosis.    Anthrenus    uorax,    Trogoderma   granarium    ( Dermestidae, 

Coleoptera) 
NAKABAYASHI,  N.  T.  —  Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol.,  Center  for  Research  in  Reprod. 

Biol..  Univ.  of  Michigan  Med.  Center,  ANN  ARBOR,  Mich.  48104,  U.S.A. 
a       The  antigenicity  of  seminal  plasma  proteins  studied  by  immunochemical  methods.  Homo 

sapiens  (Primates) 
NAKAMURA,  I.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Nippon  Med.  School,  1-5,  Sendagi  1-chome, 

Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  113  Japan 
a       Embryological   investigation   on   the   cardiac   muscle   cells,    conducting    system   and   heart 

innervation    (electron  microscopy).  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
NAKAMURA,  I.     M.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Kyoto, 

KYOTO,  Japan 
NAKAMURA,  K.     M.D.,  Dr.Med.Sci.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Div.  I,  Kobe  Univ.  School 

of  Med.,  Kusunoki-cho  7,  Ikuta-ku,  KOBE,   (650)  Japan 
a       Experimental  teratological  studies  of  the  central  nervous  system.  Raftui  norvegicus   (Ro- 
dentia),  Oryctolagus   cuniculus    (Lagomorpha) 
b       Developmental   study  of  the   blood-brain-barrier.   Rattus  norvegicus    (Rodentia).  Orycto- 
lagus cuniculus   (Lagomorpha) 
NAKAMURA.  O.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Osaka  Kyoiku  Univ.,  Tennoji-ku,  OSAKA, 

543  Japan  • 

a       Fate  map  and  formative  movements.    (Amphibia) 
b       Cytodifferentiation  during  cleavage.   (Amphibia) 
c       Ultrastructural  changes  during  early  development.   (Amphibia) 
d       Nucleo-cytoplasmic  interaction  during   early   development.    (Amphibia) 
e       Cell  interactions  in  relation  to  cytodifferentiation.   (Amphibia) 
NAKANO,  E.     D.Sc.  —  Biol.   Inst.,   Fac.  of  Sci.,  Nagoya  Univ.,   Chikusa-ku,   NAGOYA, 

Japan  * 

NAKAYAMA,  T.     M.D.  —  Anat.  Inst.,  Med.  Fac,  Nihon  Univ.,  No.  30,  Ooyaguchi-kami- 

machi,  Itabashi-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
NAKAYAMA,  Miss  T.     M.Ph.  —  The  Research  Inst,  of  Environm.  Med.,  Nagoya  Univ., 

Furo-cho,  Chikusa-ku,  NAGOYA,  464  Japan 
a       Culture  of  embryos  and  embryonic  tissues.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
b       Effects  of  ionizing   radiations  upon  embryos  of  different  species.   Mus  musculus,  Rattus 

norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  U.  MURAKAMI.   Y.   KAMEYAMA   and 

K.  HOSHINO) 
NAKAZAWA,   T.     Ph.D.   —   Div.   of   Biol.,    Natl.    Inst,   of   Radiol.    Sci..   Anagawa   4-9-1, 

CHIBA,   (280)  Japan 
a       Effects  of  ionizing  radiations  on  the  biochemical  mechanism  of  embryonic  development. 

Artemia  salina  (Anostraca,  Crustacea) 

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b  Changes  in  nucleic  acids  and  some  other  phosphorus  fractions  of  tissues  during  late 
embryonic  and  early  postnatal  development.  I^attus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

NANNEY,  D.  L.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Illinois,  URBANA,  111.  61801, 
U.S.A. 

a       Genetic  and  developmental  studies  on  cortical  variations.  Tetrahymena  pyriformis  (Ciliafa) 

b       Regulation  of  gene  action  in  clonal  cultures.  Tetrahymena  pyriformis  (Ciliata) 

NARAIN  (GUPTA),  Mrs.  B.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Gorakhpur,  GORAKHPUR 
(U.P.).  India 

a  In  vitro  development  of  the  life  cycle  stages  of  a  parasitic  species.  Bunostomum  tru 
gonocephalum   (Nematoda) 

h  Effect  of  temperature,  light  (visible  and  otherwise),  and  chemicals  on  in  vitro  devel- 
opment of  the  life  cycle  stages  of  some  parasites  of  domesticated  animals.   (Nematoda) 

NARAYANAN,  C.  H.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Washington  Univ.,  ST.  LOUIS,  Mo.  63130, 
U.S.A. 

a  Degenerative  changes  in  the  motor  column  at  the  lumbosacral  level  under  normal  and 
experimental  conditions.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 

b  Peripheral-central  relationship  with  reference  to  the  development  of  certain  nuclear  centers 
in  the  embryonic  brain.  Coturnix  coturnix,  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

c  Heterotopic  transplantation  of  spinal  cord  segments  in  the  embryo  and  its  effect  on 
motility  and  action  pattern  of  the  hind  limbs.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

d       Experimental  analysis  of  motility  in  fetuses.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

NASH,  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  Univ.  of  Alberta,  EDMONTON,  Alta.,  Canada 

NAVAGIRI,  Mrs.  S.  S.     M.S.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Coll.,  NAGPUR-3,  M.S.,  India 

a  Histochemistry  of  apical  ectodermal  ridge  and  the  distal  developing  system  of  the  limb; 
localization  of  enzyme  responsible  for  early  phase  of  differentiation.  Gallus  domesticus 
(Aves) 

NAVARATNAM,  V.  Ph.D.  —  Anat.  School,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Downing  St.,  CAM- 
BRIDGE CB2  3DY,  England 

a  Ontogenesis  of  cholinesterase  and  mono-amine  activity  in  cardiac  innervation.  (Mammalia, 
incl.  Homo  sapiens) 

h       Ultrastructure  of  the  yolk  sac.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

NAYLOR,  E.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  Coll.  of  Swansea,  Singleton  Park,  SWAN- 
SEA,  Glamorganshire,   Wales,   U.K. 

NEBEL,  L.  A.  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.  and  Teratol.,  Tel-Hashomer  Hosp.,  Tel- 
Aviv  Univ.  Med.  School,  TEL-AVIV,  Israel 

a  The  effect  of  hypervitaminosis  D2  on  the  formation,  differentiation  and  function  of  the 
placenta.  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 

h  Structural  and  functional  characteristics  of  syncytial  placenta  cells  in  vitro  from 
normal  and  pathological  pregnancies.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

NEDVIDEK,  J.  RNDr.  —  Dept.  of  Exper.  Zool.,  Charles  Univ.,  Vinicna  7,  PRAHA  2, 
Czechoslovakia 

a  Nucleic  acids  and  subcellular  particles  in  oogenesis  and  early  development.  (Amphibia) 
(in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  V.  VILIMKOVA   (HABROVA)) 

b  Transplantation  of  nuclei  in  relation  to  nucleic  acids.  (Amphibia)  (in  collaboration  with 
F.  SLADECEK) 

NEEDHAM,  A.  E.  D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Oxford.  Parks  Road,  OXFORD  OXl 
3PF,  England 

a       Beryllium  chloride  and  regeneration.  Polycelis  nigra  (Turbellaria) 

NEEDHAM,  J.     Dr.,  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Gonville  and  Caius  Coll.,  CAMBRIDGE,  Engeland     • 

NEMER,  M.  —  The  Inst,  for  Cane.  Research,  7701  Burholme  Ave.,  Fox  Chase,  PHILA- 
DELPHIA, Pa.  19111,  U.S.A.  • 

NEMOTO,  S.  M.Sc.  —  Embryol.  Sect.,  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Tokyo  Metropolitan  Univ.,  2-1-1 
chome,  Fukazawa-machi,  Setagaya-ku,  TOKYO,   158  Japan 

a       Metabolic  rhythm  during  cleavage.   (Echinoidea) 

NETZEL,  H.  E.  M.  Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Holderlinstr.  12,  D74TOBINGEN, 
W.Germany 

a       Morphogenesis.  Centropyxis  aculeata.  C.  discoides   (Testacea,  Rhizopoda) 

NEUMANN.  D.  Dr.rer.nat.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Weyertal  119,  5  KOLN-Linden- 
thal,  W.Germany 

a       Lunar  periodicity  of  metamorphosis.   Clunio  marinus   (Chironomidae,  Diptera) 

NEW,  D.  A.  T.  Ph.D.  —  Physiol.  Dept..  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Downing  St.,  CAMBRIDGE 
CB2  3EG,  England  • 

a       Study  of  embryos  developing    in    vitro.    (Mammalia) 

NEWBURGH,  R.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biochem.  and  Biophys.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Oregon 

State  Univ.,  CORVALLIS,  Ore.  97331,  U.S.A. 
a       Chemical   and   biochemical   changes   during   development. 

NEWMAN,  M.  J.     M.Phil.  —  Anat.  Dept.,  The  Med.  School,  University  Walk,  BRISTOL 

BS8  ITD,  England 
a       Electron  microscopic  and  histochemical  study  of  cells  involved  in  morphogenetic  mov- 
ements in  primitive  streak  stages.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

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NEWTH.  D.  R.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  The  University,  GLASGOW  W2,  Scot- 
land, U.K.  • 
a       Regeneration  of  defective  organs.   (Amphibia) 

b       Activity  of  grafted  spleens  against  organ-specific  antigens  .Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
NEYFAKH,  A.  A.     Dr.biol.sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Biochem.  Embryol.,  Inst,  of  Developmental 

Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Vavilov  St.  26,  MOSCOW  V-133,  U.S.S.R. 
NIAZI,  L  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Rajasthan,  JAIPUR,  India 
a       Limb  and  tail  regeneration.  Bufo  spec,  Rana  spec.   (Anura) 
h       Enzyme  studies  during  limb  regeneration.  Bufo  spec,  Rana  spec.   (Anura) 
c       Influence  of  hypo-  and  hypervitaminosis  A  on  development  (ontogenetic  and  regenerative) 

in  embryonic  and  larval  stages.  Buio  spec,  Rana  spec.  (Anura),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Role  of  thyroid  and  adrenal  hormones  in  larval  limb  regeneration.  Bufo  spec,  Rana  spec. 

(Anura) 
e       Nerves  in  regeneration  of  limbs.  Bufo  spec,  Rana  spec.    (Anura) 
f        Development  of  the  spinal   cord   in  larvae    (histological   and   histochemical).  Bufo  spec, 

Rana  spec   (Anura) 
NICOLET,  G.     D.Sc  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.  Exper.,   Inst.  d'Histol.,  Univ.  de  Geneve,  20  rue 

de  I'Ecole  de  Medecine,  1211  GENEVE  4,  Switzerland  • 

a       Studies  of  the  fate  of  the  different  parts  of  the  primitive  streak  with  the  help  of  grafts 

labelled  with  tritiated  thymidine.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
h       Investigations    of    the    primary    induction    process    with  the  help  of  labelled  precursors. 

(Aves) 
c       Role  of  Hensen's  node  in  somitic  differentiation.   (Aves) 
NIE,  C.  J.  van     D.V.M.  —  Lab.  of  Anat.   and  Embryol.,  Free  Univ.,  v.  d.  Boechorstst.   7, 

AMSTERDAM,  Buitenveldert,  Netherlands 
a       Ontogenetic  malformations  of  the  heart.  Sus  scrofa.  Bos  taurus  (Artiodactyla) 
b       Pathological  development  of  heart  and  vessels.  Sus  scrofa.  Bos  taurus  (Artiodactyla) 
c       Pathological  development  of  bone.  Sus  scrofa  (Artiodactyla) 
d       Neonatal  circulation.  Sus  domesticus  (Artiodactyla) 
e       Teratology.   (Mammalia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
NIEUWKOOP,  P.  D.     Phil.Dr.,  Prof.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.    (Intern.  Embryol.  Inst.),  Uppsala- 

laan  1,  Universiteitscentrum  "De  Uithof",  UTRECHT,  Netherlands  • 

a       Experimental-morphological,    electron-microscopical,    biochemical,    biophysical    and    histo- 
chemical  analysis   of   morphogenetic   interactions   during    early   development.   Ambysfoma 

mexicanum    (Urodela)     (in    collaboration    with    Miss  E.  C.  BOTERENBROOD,    J.  G. 

BLUEMINK,  P.  Th.  M.  van  der  SAAG.  S.  W.  de  LAAT  and  Miss  G.  A.  UBBELS) 
b       The  induction  of  the  mesoderm  in  the  blastula  and  the  origin  of  the  dorso-ventral  polarity 

of  the  egg.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
c       Pattern  formation  in  artificially  activated  ectoderm.  Ambystoma  punctatum,  A.  mexicanum 

(Urodela),  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
d       Causal  analysis  of  early  development.  Locusta  migratoria,  Gryllus  domesticus  (Orthoptera) 
NIGON,  V.     Dr.es  Sci.,   Prof.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.   Gener.  et  Appl.,   Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Lyon, 

43  Bd.  du  11  Novembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Metabohsme  dans  les  diverses  phases  de  revolution.  Euglena  gracilis  (Euglenophyceae) 
b       Differenciation  des  erythrocytes.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
NIIZIMA,  M.     M.D.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Tokyo  Med.  and  Dental 

Univ.,  1-5-47,  Yushima,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO   (113)   Japan 
a       Tissue   culture  studies  on  metamorphosis.   Rana   catesbeiana,  R.  japonica.  Bufo   vulgaris 

(Anura) 
b       Tissue   culture  studies   on   the   development   and   differentiation   of   dental   tissues.   Ratfus 

norvegicus  albinus,  Felis  domestica.  Homo  sapiens   (Mammalia) 
c       Tissue  culture  studies  on  cell  differentiation.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Identification  of  fibroblasts  in  tissue  culture.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus. 

Homo  sapiens  (Mammalia) 
e       Transplantation  of   tissue.  Rana  catesbeiana.  R.   japonica,  Bufo   vulgaris    (Anura),   Mus 

musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
NIKITIN,  N    S.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Leningrad  Univ.,  Mendeleevsky  St.  5,  LENIN- 
GRAD B-164,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Morphogenetic  potentiality  of  somatic  cells.  Ephydatia  fluviatilis   (Porifera) 
h       Separation  of  different   cell  types    (centrifugation,   filtration,   micro-manipulation).    fPori- 

fera) 
c       Development  of  culture  media  for  dissociated  cells.    (Porifera) 
NIKITINA,  Mrs.  L.  A.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Vavilov 

St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Analysis  of  developmental  potencies  of  nuclei  in  sequential  stages  of  oogenesis  by  means 

of  their  transplantation  into  enucleated  eggs.  ( Acipenseridae,  Chondrostei;  Amphibia) 
h       The  influence  of  fractionated  homogenates  of  some  differentiating  tissues    (retina,  muscle 

etc.)    on   the   differentiation   of   future   ectoderm   in   uncleaved   eggs   and   early   stages   of 

cleavage.   Triturus  taeniatus  (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with 

G.  V.  LOPASHOV) 

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NIKOLSKAYA,  Miss  I.  S.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biophys.,  Inst,  of  Developm. 

Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St..  MOSCOW  V-133,  U.S.S.R. 
NILSSON,  E.  I.  Y.     Phil.kand.  —  Dept.  of  Zoophysiol.,  Univ.  of  Umea,  S  901  87  UMEA, 

Sweden 
a       Determination  of  cortical  tension  in  oocytes  and  eggs.   (Amphibia) 

NILSSON,  J.  R.     Dr.  —  Biol.  Inst,  of  the  Carlsberg  Found.,  Tagensvej   16,  2200  COPEN- 
HAGEN N.,  Denmark 
a       Electron  microscopic  study  of  cell  regeneration  after  short  exposure  to  unfavourable  con- 
ditions.  Tetrahymena  pyriformis  (Ciliata) 
NILSSON,   S.   B.     Phil.mag.  —  Dept.  of  Zoophysiol.,   Univ.   of  Umea,   S   901    87   UMEA, 

Sweden 
a       Carbohydrate  metabolism  in  very  young  embryos.  Rana  spp.  (Anura),  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  LGVTRUP) 
NISHIMURA,  H.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Kyoto  Univ.,  Yoshida,  Konoe-cho,  Sakyo- 

ku,  KYOTO  606,  Japan 
a       Modification  of  susceptibility  to  teratogenesis.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
b       Tests  on  drug  teratogenicity.  Macaca  fuscata  (Primates) 
c       Anomalies  in  early  embryos  and  maternal  factors.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
NISHIOKA,  Miss  M.     D.Sc.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Hiroshima  Univ.,  Higashisenda-cho, 

HIROSHIMA,  Japan 
a       Synthesis  of  amphidiploids.   (Ranidae,  Anura) 

h       Synthesis  of  nucleo-cytoplasmic  hybrids  between  different  species.   (Ranidae,  Anura) 
NISHIZU,   K.  —  Embryol.   Sect.,   Dept.   of  Biol.,  Tokyo   Metropolitan   Univ.,   2-1-1    chome, 

Fukazawa-machi,   Setagaya-ku,  TOKYO    (158),   Japan 
a       Myotube  formation  in  cultured  cells.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

NIU,  M.  C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Temple  Univ..  Broad  and  Berks  St.,  PHILA- 
DELPHIA, Pa.  19122.  U.S.A.  • 
NIXON,    D.    A.     Ph.D.    —    Physiol.    Dept.,    St.    Mary's    Hosp.    Med.    School,    Paddington, 

LONDON  W.2,  England 
a       Perfusion  of  the  isolated  foetus.  Ovis  aries   (Artiodactyla) 
b       Development  of  renal  function.   Ovis  aries   (Artiodactyla) 
NJEUMA  (EFFANGE),  Mrs.  D.  L.     Sc.B.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat.,  Univ.  Coll. 

London,  Gower  St.,  LONDON  W.C.I,  England 
a       The  effects  of  cell  density  on  mitosis  in  tissue  culture.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
NOGAMI,   H.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Orthopaedic   Surg.,   School  of   Med.,  Nagoya  Univ..  65 

Tsuruma-cho.  Showa-ku,  NAGOYA,  Japan 
a       Digital  malformations  in  the  fetus  caused  by  X-irradiation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Limb  and  digital  malformations  in  the  fetus  caused  by  excessive  vitamin  A.  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
c       The  development  of  congenital  spinal  malformations  induced  by  administration  of  6-AN 

(6-aminonicotinamide),   studied   by   means   of   periodic   roentgenographic   and   histological 

examination  until  360  days  after  birth.   Mus  musculus    (Rodentia) 
NOLL,    F.     Dr.med.    —    Inst,    fiir   ZellphysioL.    Deutsche   Akad.    der    Wissensch.    zu    Berlin, 

Lindenberger  Weg  70,   1115  BERLIN-Buch,  East.Germany 
NONAMI,  Y.     Dr.Agric,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biochem.  and  Technol.  of  Anim.  Products,  Fac. 

of  Agric,  Univ.  of  Niigata,   106,  Koganecho.  NIIGATA,  950  Japan 
a       Lysozyme  of  incubated  egg  white.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Nucleic  acids  of  yolk  and  white  of  the  incubated  egg;   fate  of  sugar-nucleotides  during 

incubation.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
N0RBAEK   S0RENSEN,    I.   —   Finsen   Lab.,    Finsen    Inst.,    49   Strandboulevard.   DK-2100 

COPENHAGEN,  Denmark 
a       Cell  kinetics  and  folHcle  growth  after  a  single  injection  of  testosterone  propionate  in  in- 
fancy  (^H-thymidine  labeUing  and  autoradiography).  Mas  musculus   (Rodentia) 
NORD,  L.     M.D.  —  Tornblad-Inst.  for  Comp.  Embryol.,  Biskopsgatan  7,  LUND,  Sweden 
a       Brain   differentiation   studied   with    immunofluorescence.    Gallus   domesticus    (Aves),   Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Monamine  development  in  the  nervous  system.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)   (in  collaboration 

with  L.  HAKANSSON) 
NORMAN,  C.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,   West  Virginia   Univ.,   MORGANTOWN, 

W.Va.  26506,  U.S.A. 
a       The    intracellular   distribution   of    sulfhydryl    groups    in    embryonic,    adult    and    tumorous 

tissues.  Rana  pipiens   (Anura) 
b       Effects   of   pH   on   the   metabolism   and   fertilizing    capacity   of   spermatozoa   cultured    i  n 

vitro.    (Mammalia) 
c       Effects  of  light  on  spermatozoa.   (Mammalia) 
d       Physiology  and  biochemistry  of  germ  cells.   (Mammalia) 
e       Physiological  and  biochemical  basis  of  cell  senescence, 
f       TTie  effect  of  sterols   on   growth   and  development  of  sexuality.   Phytophthoca   cactorum 

(Fungi) 

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N0RREVANG.  A.     D.Sc.  —  Inst,  of  Comp.  Anat..  Universitetsparken  15,  COPENHAGEN 

O,  Denmark 
a       Embryology.    Armillifer    spec.     (Linguatulida)     (in   collaboration    with     K.    G.    WING- 
STRAND) 
b       Oogenesis  (histological,  histochemical  and  ultrastructural).  Priapulus  caudatus  (Priapulida) 
c       Early  embryology.  (Pogonophora) 
NORSTOG,  K.  J.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.   Sci.,  Northern  Illinois  Univ.,  DeKALB, 

111.  60115,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  cultured  tissues.  Cycadales  and  other  spp.  (Gymnospermae),  cereals  and 

other  spp.  (Angiospermae) 
b       Embryology   (tissue  culture  and  electron  microscopy).  Hordeum  vulgare  (Gramineae) 
NOTO,  T.     Dr.Sci.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Miyazaki  Univ.,  MIYAZAKI,  Japan 
a       Tissue  transformations  in  isolated  pieces  of  early  blastoderm,  caused  by  RNA  extracted 

from  10-day  embryos,  pretreated  with  actinomycin  D.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Theoretical  considerations  on  possible  mechanisms  of  genetical  differentiation 
NOUMURA,  T.     D.Sc.  —  Div.  of  Endocrinol.,  Natl.  Cancer  Center  Research  Inst.,  Tsukiji 

5-chome,  Chuo-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
a       Identification  of  embryonic  gonadal  hormones  in  sex  differentiation.  Gallus  spec.   (Aves), 

Rattus  spec.   (Rodentia) 
b       Mechanism  of  gamete-shedding  by  the  product  of  radial  nerves.  Asterias  amurensis.  Aster- 

ina  pectinifera  { Asteroidea,  Echinodermata) 
c       Mechanism  of  hormone  action  on  developing  genital  systems.  Gallus  spec.  (Aves),  Rattus 

spec.   (Rodentia) 
NOVAK,  V.  J.  A.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  Inst,  of  Entomol.,  Czechoslov.  Acad,  of  Sci., 

Na   Folimance   5,   PRAHA  2,   Czechoslovakia 
NOVEL,    G.       Lic.es    Sci.    —    Lab.    de    Zool.,    Fac.    des    Sci.    de   Grenoble,    Cedex    53,    38 

GRENOBLE,  France 
a       Experimental  analysis  of  the  role  of  epidermal  feather  placodes  and  dermal  feather  con- 
densations in  the  formation  of  the  feather.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
NOWAK6WNA,  Miss  J.     D.Sc.  —  Zaklad  Zool.  Ogolnej,  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Wroclaw, 

ul.Sienkiewicza  21,  WROCZ-AW,  Poland 
a       Cytological   studies   in   larval   development.    Triturus   cristatus,    T.    vulgaris,    T.   alpestris, 

T.  montandoni  (Urodela) 
NOYES,  G.  S.     B.A.  —  Ira  C.  Darling  Center  for  Research,  (Marine  Lab.),  Univ.  of  Maine, 

WALPOLE,  Me.  04573,  U.S.A. 
a       Metamorphosis,  gametogenesis  and  oogenesis.  Aglaophamus  spec.  nov.  (Nephfyidae,  Poly- 

chaeta) 
NOYES,   R.  W.     M.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   Univ.  of  Hawaii,    1951    East-West  Rd., 

HONOLULU,  Hawaii  96822,  U.S.A. 
a       Tubal  transport  of  spermatozoa  and  ova.   (Mammalia) 
NUESCH,  H.     Dr.sci.nat.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Anstalt  der  Univ.,  Rheinsprung  9,  4000  BASEL, 

Switzerland 
NUMANOI.    H.     Ph.D.,    Prof.    —   Biol.    Lab.,    School    of    Educ,    Waseda    Univ.,    Tozuka, 

Shinjuku-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
NUSSBAUM,  N.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Sci.  and  Engin.,  Wright  State  Univ., 

Col.Glenn  Highway.  DAYTON,  Ohio  45431,  U.S.A. 
a       Hormonal    aspects   of   mineralization    as   studied    in    hypophysectomized,    mature    animals 

(using  regenerating  scales  as  test  objects).  Carassius  auratus,  Fundulus  heteroclitus  (Tele- 

ostei) 
h       Electron  micrographic  aspects  of  scale  regeneration  in  non-juvenile  animals    (autoradio- 
graphy  and  cytochemical   techniques   applied   at   ultrastructural   level).   Carassius  auratus 

(Teleostei) 
OBERLANDER,  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Brandeis  Univ.,  WALTHAM,  Mass.  02154, 

U.S.A. 
a       Cellular   aspects   of   the   hormonal   control   of   metamorphosis.   Galleria   mellonella    (Lepi- 

doptera).  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
b       Developmental  behavior  of  imaginal  discs   in   vivo   and   in   vitro.   Galleria  mellonella 

(Lepidoptera),  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
OBIKA,  M.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Keio  Univ.,  YOKOHAMA-Hiyoshi,  Japan 
a       Correlation  between  pigment  formation  and  pterin  derivatives  during  development.   (Am- 

phibia) 
h       Experimental  and  electron  microscopic  studies  on  the  cytodifferentiation  of  chromatophores. 

Hynobius  tokyoensis,  H.  nigcescens.  Ambystoma  mexicanum,  Triturus  pyrrhogaster  (Uro- 

dela),  Xenopus  laevis,  Bufo  vulgaris,  Rana  japonica  (Anura) 
OBINATA,  T.     M.Sc.  —  Biol.  Inst.,  Coll.  of  Gen.  Educ,  Univ.  of  Tokyo,  Komaba,  Meguro- 

ku,  TOKYO.  Japan 
O'BRIEN,  B.  R.  A.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  School  of  Anat.,   Univ.  of  New  South  Wales,   P.O. 

Box  1,  KENSINGTON,  N.S.W.  2033,  Australia 
a       Development  and  augmentation  of  intracellular  enzyme  proteins  in  cultured   cells  in  the 

presence  of  extraneous  DNA  and  RNA  preparations.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

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b       A  study  of  protein  synthesis   and  utilisation  in  differentiating   nerve   cells  cultured    i  n 

vitro.    Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
ODA,  S.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Lab.,  Coll.  of  Gener.  Educ,  St.  Paul's  Univ.,  3  Nishi-Ikebu- 

kuro,  Toshima-ku,  TOKYO,   (171)  Japan 
a       Germination  of  statoblasts.  Lophopodella  carted  ( Phylactolaemata.  Bryozoa) 
O'DAY,  D.  H.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  British  Columbia,  VANCOUVER  8.  B.C.. 

Canada 
a       Development  of  alkaline  phosphatase  activity  in  embryos;  biochemical  analysis    (specific 

activity,  gel  electrophoresis)  and  histochemical  analysis.  Amby stoma  gracile,  Taricha  torosa 

(Urodela)    (in  collaboration  with  C.  V.  FINNEGAN) 
O'FARRELL,  A.  P.     A.R.C.S.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  New  England, 

ARMIDALE,  N.S.W.  2351,  Australia 
a       Regeneration   and   the   endocrine   system.   Blattella   germanica    (Dictyoptera)     (in    collab- 
oration with  A.  STOCK) 
OGREN,  R.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Wilkes  Coll.,  WILKES-BARRE,  Pa.  18703,  U.S.A. 
a       Embryonic  development  (maturation,  cleavage).  Hymenolepis  diminuta  (Cestodes) 
h       Structure  and  development  of  hexacanth  embryos    (oncospheres).   Hymenolepis  diminuta 

(Cestodes) 
c       Differentiation  of  hooks  in  onconblasts  of  immature  embryos.  Hymenolepis  diminuta  (Ces- 
todes) 
d       Differentiation  and  movement  of  embryonic  myoblasts.  Hymenolepis  diminuta  (Cestodes) 
OHASHI,  T.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Mie  Pref.  Univ.,   100,  Torii-Cho, 

TSU,  Japan 
a       Developmental  mechanism  of  the  central  and  peripheral  nervous  system.  Hynobius  nebw 

losus  (Urodela) 
OHNO,  S.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  City  of  Hope  Med.  Center,  1500  E.  Duarte  Rd.. 

DUARTE,  Cahf.  91010,  U.S.A. 
a       Oogenesis.  Mus  musculus,  Microtus  oregoni  (Rodentia).  Bos  taurus  (Artiodactyla) 
h       Embryonic  blastema  for  somatic  elements  of  the  gonad.  Epitatretus  stoutii  (Cyclostomata), 

Salmo    irideus    (Teleostei),    Lepus  californicus    (Lagomorpha).    Peromyscus  maniculatus 

(Rodentia),  Bos  taurus   (Artiodactyla) 
c       The    gene    activation   mechanism    in   development,    using    the   6-PGD    and   ADH    loci    as 

markers.  Coturnix  coturnix  (Aves) 
d       Preferential    activation    of   maternally    derived    alleles    in    development    of    extreme    inter- 
specific hybrids,  using  the  LDH,  ADH,  and  6-PGD  loci  as  markers.  Coturnix  coturnix  x 

Callus  domesticus   (Aves),  Salmo  gairdneri  x  S.  trutta  (Teleostei) 
OHSAKI,  K.  —  Biol.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Kanazawa,  Marunouchi-1,  KANAZAWA, 

Japan 
a       Development  of  egg.  Dugesia  japonica  (Tucbellaria) 
h       Reaggregation  of  dissociated  cells.  Callyspongia  elongata  (Porifera) 
OJEDA  SAHAGUN,  J.  L.     Dr.en  Med.  —  Serv.  de  Embriol.  Exper.,  Cat.  de  Anat.,  Fac.  de 

Med.,  VALLADOLID.  Spain 
a       Biochemical   and   ultrastructural   effects   of   barbituric   compounds   on   the   embryo.   Callus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Effect  of  peripheric  innervation  area  on  cellular  kinetics  in  the  CNS    (autoradiography). 

Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
OJIMA.   Y.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,   Kwansei   Gakuin  Univ.,   Uegahara    1,   NISHI- 

NOMIYA,  Hyogo-ken  662,  Japan 
a       Developmental  genetics.  Cacassius  auratus,  Cyprinus  carpio   (Teleostei) 
b       Developmental  cytogenetics.  Misgurnus  anguillicaudatus,  Cobitis  biwae  and  other  Japanese 

species  (Teleostei) 
c       Electron  microscopy  of  fertilization.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
OKA,  H.     Ph.D..  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Tokyo  Kyoiku  Univ.,  Otsuka 

3-29-1,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan  • 

OKADA.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,   Fac.  of  Sci.,  Tokyo  Kyoiku  Univ.,  Otsuka  3-29-1, 

Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
a       Electron   microscopical   and   biochemical   analyses   of   embryonic   diapause.   Bombyx   mori 

(Lepidopfera) 
OKADA,  T.   S.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Zool.   Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ. 

of  Kyoto,  KYOTO,  Japan  • 

OKADA,  Y.  K.     Dr..  Prof.   (Emer.)  —  Div.  of  Zool.,  Natl.  Sci.  Museum,  Ueno  Park,  Daito- 

ku,  TOKYO.  Japan  • 

OKAZAKI.  Miss  K.     D.Sc.  —  Embryol.  Sect.,  Biol.  Dept.,  Tokyo  Metropolitan  Univ.,  2-1-1 

chome.   Fukazawa-machi,   Setagaya-ku,   TOKYO    (158),   Japan  • 

a       Mechanism  of  spicule  formation.  (Echinoidea) 
b       Myogenesis.   (Aves;  Mammalia) 
OKSCHE,  A.     Dr.med.,  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.  Giessen,  Friedrichstr.  24,  63  GIESSEN, 

W.  Germany 

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a       Vergleichende  Studien  iibcr  die  Entwicklung,  cytologische  Differenzierung,  Cytodynamik 

und   Funktion  der  Epiphyse   und  des   Subcommissuralorgans;    Potenzen   des  Neuralrohre- 

pithels  uiid  ihre  Realisierung.  Typische  Vertreter  aller  KJassen.   (Vectebrafa) 
OKUNO.  Y.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Osaka  Kyoiku  Univ..  Ten-noji-ku,  OSAKA,  543  Japan 
a       Differentiation  of  neoblasts.  Dugesia  japonica   (Turbellaria) 
b       In    vitro    culture  of  blastema.  Dugesia  japonica   (Turbellaria) 
OLDFIELD    (WHITEHEAD),  Mrs.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Science  Dept.,  Coombe  Second.   School 

for  Girls,  Clarence  Ave.,  NEW  MALDEN,  Surrey,  England 
OLIVEREAU,  Miss  M.  M.  A.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.,  Inst.  Oceanographique.   195 

rue  Saint-Jacques,  PARIS  Ve,  France 
a       Cytology  and  histochemistry  of  endocrine  glands  in  relation  with  development,  and  after 

various  experimental  procedures.   (Salmonidae) 
h       Study  of  pituitary  grafting.  Mollienesia  formosa  (Cypcinodontidae) 
c       Histophysiology  of  endocrine  glands.  Anguilla  anguilla  (Anguillidae) 
d       Hypophyseal-adrenocortical     relationships,    with    chemical    inhibitors,    using    histological 

techniques.   (Salmonidae,  Anguillidae,  Poeciliidae) 
e       Histophysiology   of   the  pituitary   gland   in   immature   and  mature   animals,   in  correlation 

with  osmoregulatory  processes.  Mugil  aurafus  (Teleostei) 
OLIVERO,    M.     Dr.   —    Inst,    of    exp.    Embryol.,    Univ.    of   Turin,    Via    Giolitti    34,    10123 

TORINO,  Italy 
a       Induction   by   prolactin  of   thyroid   activation   in   larvae   at   avanced   metamorphic   stages. 

Buio  bufo  (Anura)   (in  collaboration  with  R.  BRUNO,  Miss  A.  GUARDABASSI,  M.  T. 

RINAUDO,  E.  CAMPANTICO  and  C.  GIUNTA) 
OLIVO,   O.   M.     Prof.  —   1st.   di  Anat.   Umana   Norm.,   Univ.   di   Bologna,   Via   Irnerio  48, 

BOLOGNA,  Italy  • 

ONUMA,  H.     Ph.D.  —  Natl.   Inst,  of  Anim.   Industry,  CHIBA-shi,  280  Japan 
a       In    vitro    culture   and   storage   of   eggs.   Oryctolagus  cuniculus    (Lagomorpha),   Capra 

hircus.  Bos  taurus  (Artiodactyla) 
OOISHI,  Miss  S.     D.Sc.  —  Zool.   Inst.,   Fac.  of  Fish.,   Pref.  Univ.  of  Mie.    158  Edobashi 

2-chome,  TSU,  Mie  Pref..  514  Japan 
a       Postembryonic  development.   (Notodelphyidae,  Copepoda) 
OOSTROM,  C.  G.  van     Med.drs.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Mauritskade 

61.  AMSTERDAM-O.,  Netherlands 
a       Differentiation    of    germ   layers.    (Mammalia)     (in    collaboration    with    C.    D.    A.    VER- 

WOERD) 
OPPENHEIM,  R.     Ph.D.  —  Neuroembryol.  Lab.,  North  Carolina  Dept.  of  Mental  Health, 

Dorothea  Dix  Hosp.,  RALEIGH.  N.C.  27602,  U.S.A. 
a       Neural    and    behavioural    aspects    of    embryonic    development    (behavioural    observations, 

microsurgery,    brain   stimulation    and    histological    techniques).    Gallus   gallus.   Anas   pla- 

tyrhynchos,  Streptopelia  risoria    (Aves) 
OPPENHEIMER.   Miss  J.   M.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Biol..   Bryn   Mawr  Coll.,   BRYN 

MAWR,  Pa.   19010,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Grafting  of  reaggregated  cells  from  portions  of  the  embryonic  shield.  Fundulus  hetecoclitus 

(Teleostei) 
h       Characterization  of  phospholipids  in  the  developing  nervous  system.  Fundulus  heferoclitus 

(Teleostei) 
O'RAHILLY.   R.     M.D..   Prof.  —   Dept.   of  Embryol.,   Carnegie   Inst,   of  Washington,    115 

W.   University  Parkway,  BALTIMORE.   Md.  21210.   U.S.A.  • 

a       Early  development   (horizons  I  to  IX).  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
ORGEBIN   (CRIST),  Mrs.  M.  C.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol..  Vanderbilt  Univ. 

School  of  Med.,  NASHVILLE,  Tenn.  37203,  U.S.A. 
ORLOVA,   Mrs.   I.   I.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Inst,   of  Exper.   Biol.,   Acad,   of   Med.   Sci.   of  the 

U.S.S.R..  Baltiyskaya  St.  8.  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
ORNOY.  A.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.  and  Teratol..  Tel-Hashomer  Hosp..  Tel-Aviv  Univ. 

Med.  School.  TEL-AVIV.  Israel 
a       Studies   on   the  protective   actions  of  pregnancy   in  Vitamin   D2   toxicosis.   Ratfus  rattus 

(Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  L.  A.  NEBEL) 
ORSINI,  Mrs.  M.  W.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Bardeen  Med.  Labs.,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin, 

MADISON,  Wis.  53706,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Fetal    membranes,    giant    cells    and    pregnancy    changes    in    uterine   vessels.    Mesocricetus 

auratus  (Rodentia) 
b       Factors  controlling  implantation  and  loss  of  zona  pellucida.  Mesocricetus  auratus,  Rattus 

norvegicus,  Mus  musculus,  Cavia  porcellus  (Rodentia),  Mustela  putorius,  M.  vison  (Car' 

nivora) 
c       Decidualization  during  pregnancy  and  pseudopregnancy.  Mesocricetus  auratus,  Rattus  nor- 

vegicus,  Mus  musculus,   Cavia  porcellus    (Rodentia),  Mustela  putorius,  M.    vison    (Car- 

nivora) 
d       Factors   controlling  life  of  corpora  lutea.  Mesocricetus  auratus   (Rodentia) 
ORTOLANI,  Miss  G.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool..  Univ.  di  Palermo.  Via  Archirafi   18. 

90123  PALERMO,  Italy 

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a       Interspecific  transplantation  of  nuclei  into  eggs.   (Amphibia) 

b       Gynogenesis.    (Ascidiae) 

ORTS    LLORCA.    F.      Prof.    —    Dept.  of  Anat.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Ciudad  Univ..  MADRID, 

Spain  • 

a       Heterologous  grafts  in  the  blastodisc  from  cardiac  area  to  non-cardiac  area  and  vice  versa, 

labeled  with  tritiated  thymidine.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
O'STEEN,  W.  K.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Div.  of  Basic  Health  Sci.,  Emory  Univ., 

ATLANTA,  Ga.  30322,  U.S.A. 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
OTSUKI,  K.     Ph.D.  —  Natl.  Inst,  of  Anim.  Industry,  CHIBA-shi,  280  Japan 
a       Cytochemical  nature  of  the  acrosomic  system  of  spermatids  and  spermatozoa.  Bos  taurus 

(Artiodactyla) 
h       Storage  of   fertilized   eggs.   Oryctolagus   cuniculus    (Lagomorpha),   Capra   hircus    (Artio- 
dactyla) 
OTTENHAMMAR,  G.     Fil.mag.  —  Zool.   Inst.,   Univ.  of  Gothenburg,  4de  Langgatan  7B, 

GOTEBORG  SV,  Sweden 
OTZCHELI,  Mrs.  T.  A.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Embryol.,  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Acad,  of 

Sci.  of  the  Georgian  S.S.R.,  TBILISI.  U.S.S.R. 
OUV/ENEEL,  W.  J.     M.Sc.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.    (Internat.  Embryol.   Inst.),   Uppsalalaan    1, 

Universiteitscentrum  ,,De  Uithof",  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       In    vivo    culture  of  imaginal  eye  discs  of  homoeotic  eye  mutants.  Drosophila  melano- 

gaster  (Diptera) 
OVERTON.  Mrs.  J.  H.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago, 

CHICAGO,  111.  60637.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Electron  microscopic  studies  of  cell  surfaces  and  cell  contacts 
OWERS,  N.  O.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Iowa,   IOWA  CITY, 

Iowa  52240,  U.S.A. 
a       Enzymatic    activities    of    the    implanting    blastocyst.    Rattus    norvegicus,    Cavia    porcellus 

(Rodentia) 
OVVRE    (BOEHME),   Mrs.   M.   H.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —   Inst,  of  Marine   Sci.,   Univ.   of  Miami, 

1   Rickenbacker  Causeway,  MIAMI,  Fla.  33149,  U.S.A. 
OZAKI,  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Michigan  State  Univ.,  EAST  LANSING.  Mich.  48823, 

U.S.A. 
a       Enzyme  regulation  during   development;   especially  supernatant  and  mitochondrial  malate 

dehydrogenases.  Strong ylocentrotus  purpuratus  (Echinoidea) 
h       RNA  synthesis  primed  by  chromatin  isolated  from  embryos.  Strong  ylocentrotus  purpuratus 

(Echinoidea) 
OzDzEl^lSKI,  W.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Warsaw,  Krakowskie 

Przedmiescie  26/28,  WARSZAWA  64,  Poland 
a       Origin  and  differentiation  of  primordial  germ  cells.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  mus- 

culus   (Rodentia) 
b       Differentiation   of   the   somatic   and   germinal   tissues   of   a   mouse   gonad.   Mas   musculus 

(Rodentia) 
OZEKI,   K.      D.Sc,   Prof.    —    Biol.   Inst.,  Coll.  of  Gen.   Educ,  Univ.  of  Tokyo,  Komaba, 

Meguro-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
PACKER.   A.   D.     M.D.   —  Dept.   of  Anat.   and   Histol..   Univ.   of  Adelaide.   ADELAIDE, 

S.Austraha  5000,  Australia 
a       Experimental  teratology.  (Rodentia) 
PADYKULA.  Miss  H.  A.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Cell.  Biol.,  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Wellesley 

Coll.,  WELLESLEY,  Mass.  02181,  U.S.A. 
a       Postnatal  differentiation  of  three  fiber  types  in  skeletal  muscle   (electron  microscopy  and 

histochemistry).  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  G.   F.  GAU- 

THIER  and  Miss  J.  M.  TAYLOR) 
b       Differentiation   of   neuromuscular   junctions   in   skeletal   muscle    (electron   microscopy   and 

histochemistry).  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with   Miss  G.   F.  GAU- 

THIER  and  Miss  J.  M.  TAYLOR) 
c       Ovarian-uterine-placental  relationship  (electron  microscopy  and  histochemistry).  Didelphys 

virginiana  (Marsupialia)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  G.  F.  GAUTHIER  and  Miss  J.  M. 

TAYLOR) 
d       Lipid  transport  by  the  yolk  sac  placenta  (electron  microscopy  and  histochemistry).  Rattus 

norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with   Miss  G.   F.  GAUTHIER   and  Miss  J.   M. 

TAYLOR) 
PAGE,  L   A.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pediat.,  School  of  Med.,  Stanford  Univ.,  300  Pasteur  Drive, 

PALO  ALTO,  Calif.  94304,  U.S.A. 
a       Synthesis  of  serum  proteins.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia).  Sus  scrota   (interbred)   (Artio- 
dactyla) 
b       Translational  level  controls  of  protein  synthesis.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia),  Sus  scrofa 

(interbred)    (Artiodactyla) 
PAGEOT    (SIMPSON),    Mrs.    P.      Lic.es.   Sci.    —    Inst.  d'Embryol.   et  Teratol.  exper.   du 

C.N.R.S..  49bis  Ave.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 

132 


a       Transdetermination  in  imaginal  discs  after  long-term  culture    in    vivo.    Drosophila  me- 

lanogasfer  (Diptera) 
PAGER,  Miss  J.     DrJe  Cycle  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Univ.  de  Poitiers, 

40  Av.  de  Recteur  Pineau,  86  POITIERS.  France 
a       Histology  and  electron  microscopy  of  the  embryonic   heart.  Ambystoma  tigrinum    (Uro- 

dela),  Ratfus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
PAI,  M.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biochem.,  Med.  Coll.,  BARODA,  Gujarat  State,  India 
PAI.  S.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.   Physiol.,   Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad.  Sinica,  320 

Yo  Yang  Rd.,  SHANGHAI,  People's  Republ.  of  China  • 

PALA,  Miss  M.     Dr.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Fac.  di  S.M.F.N.,  Univ.  di  Sassari,  Via  Murroni  25, 

07100  SASSARI,  Italy 
a       Research  on  the  origin  of  the  primordial  germ  cells.  Anas  spec.  (Aves) 
PALECEK,    J.     RNDr.   —   Dept.   of   Exper.    Zool.,    Charles    Univ.,    Vinicna    7,    PRAHA    2, 

Czechoslovakia 
a       Proteins  and  antigens  in  early  development.   (Amphibia)    (in  collaboration  with  A.   RO- 

MANOVSKf,  A.  MACELA  and  J.  MACHA) 
PALMA,  A.     M.D.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Umana  Norm.,  Univ.  di  Roma,  Viale  Regina  Elena  289, 

ROMA,  Italy 
PALMITER.    R.    D.     Ph.D.    —    Dept.    of    Pharmacol.,    School    of    Med..    Stanford    Univ.. 

STANFORD,  Calif.  94305,  U.S.A. 
a       Mechanisms   of   steroid    (especially   estrogen   and    progesterone)    induction   of   ovalbumin 

synthesis  in  the  oviduct  of  the  immature  chicken.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
PANDEY.  K.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Gorakhpur.  GORAKHPUR   (U.P.).  India 
a       Seasonal  changes  in  the  secretory  activity  of  the  pituitary  gland  in  relation  to  the  gonads 

of  a  freshwater  eel.  The  possible  role  of  the  gonadotrophins  in  regulation  and  development 

of  gonads.   (Teleostei) 
PANIGEL,  M.     Dr.en  Med..  Dr.es  Sci..  Prof.  —  Inst.  Natl,  de  la  Sante  et  de  la  Rech.  Med.. 

Unite  de  Physiol,  placentaire.   Hop.  Saint-Antoine.   184.  rue  du  Faubourg   Saint- Antoine. 

PARIS  12e.  France 
a       Placental  structure  and  function:   ultrastructural  and  perfusion  studies    (morphology,  phy- 
siology and  pathology).  Cauia  spec,  Mus  spec.   (Rodentia),  Macaca  spec.  Papio  spec, 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       The  uteroplacental  circulation.  Cynomolgus  spec.   (Primates) 
PANITZ.  R.     Dr.  —  Inst,  fiir  Kulturpflanzenforsch.  der  Deutschen  Akad.  der  Wissenschaften 

zu  Berlin.  GATERSLEBEN.  Kr.Aschersleben,  East.Germany 
a       Cytological  and  biochemical  characterization  of  gene  function  in  giant  chromosomes.  Acri- 

cctopus  lucidus,  Chironomus  thummi,  C.  stcenzkei  (Chiconomidae,  Diptera) 
PANNBACKER,  R.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Charles  F.  Kettering  Research  Labs..  150  E.South  College 

St..  YELLOW  SPRINGS.  Ohio  45387,   U.S.A. 
a       The  chemical  nature  of  aggregation  hormones.  Dictyostelium  discoideum  (Acrasiales) 
h       Histochemical  study  of  differentiation  at  the  multicellular  level.  Dictyostelium  discoideum 

(Acrasiales) 
PANNESE.  E.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  2nd  Chair  of  Human  Anat..  Univ.  of  Milano.  Via  Mangia- 

galli  31.  20133  MILANO,  Italy 
a       Histochemical  study  at  the  electron  microscope  level  of  the  differentiation  of  neuroblasts 

in  embryonic  spinal  ganglia.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
b       Electron  microscope  study  of  the  development  of  satellite  cells  in  spinal  ganglia.  Gallus 

gallus  (Aves) 
PANT    (AIYAR).   Mrs.    R.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of   Biochem.,    Fac.   of   Sci.,   Allahabad   Univ., 

ALLAHABAD-2.  India 
a       Quantitative   studies   of  various   metabolites   in   eggs,   e.g.   nitrogenous   compounds,   phos- 
phorus compounds,  reducing  substances  and  citric  acid.  Philosamia  ricini   (Lepidoptera). 

Musca   domestica,   Sarcophaga  ruficornis    (Diptera)    (in   collaboration   with   D.   M.   LAL 

and  R.  VARMA) 
b       Variation  in  the  activity  of  some  enzymes  in  eggs.  Philosamia  ricini  (Lepidoptera).  Musca 

domestica,  Sarcophaga   ruficornis    (Diptera)    (in   collaboration  with   D.   M.   LAL   and   R. 

VARMA) 
c       Quantitative  studies  of  various  metabolites  during  metamorphosis.  Philosamia  ricini  (Lepi- 
doptera), Musca  nebulo,  Sarcophaga  ruficornis   (Diptera)    (in  collaboration  with  D.   M. 

LAL.  Miss  I.  D.  MORRIS  and  R.  VARMA) 
d       Quantitative  studies  of  certain  metabolites  and  enzymic  studies  on  the  fat  body  during 

larval    and    pupal    development.    Philosamia    ricini    (Lepidoptera)    (in    collaboration    with 

D.  M.  LAL.  Miss  I.  D.  MORRIS  and  R.  VARMA) 
PANTELOURIS,  E.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Appl.  Microbiol,  and  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Strathclyde, 

George  St.,  GLASGOW  C.l,  Scotland.  U.K. 
a       Effects  of  radiation  on  foetuses  and  means  of  alleviating  them.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Ontogenesis  and  inheritance  of  iso-enzymes.  Drosophila  spp.  (Diptera),  (Vertebrata) 
PAPACONSTANTINOU.   J.     Ph.D.   —  Biol.   Div..  Oak   Ridge   Natl.    Lab..    P.O.   Box   Y. 

OAK  RIDGE.  Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A.  • 

133 


a  Studies  on  the  regulation  of  protein  and  nucleic  acid  synthesis  in  lens  cell  differentiation 
in    vivo     and    in   vitro.    Galltxs  domesficus  (Aves),  Bos  taurus  (Artiodactyla) 

b  The  molecular  events  associated  with  lens  fiber  cell  formation  in  vivo  and  in  vitro; 
a)  DNA  synthesis;  b)  RNA  synthesis  and  mechanism  of  stabilization  of  m-RNA;  c) 
regulation  of  protein  synthesis.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Bos  taurus   (Artiodactyla) 

c  The  regulation  of  DNA  synthesis  during  development:  1.  mechanism  of  DNA  puff  for- 
mation in  salivary  gland  during  4th  instar  development.  2.  DNA  synthesis  in  testis  during 
pre-meiotic  prophase,  in  4th  instar.  Rhynchosciara  angelae  (Dipteva) 

PARISI,  V.     Dr.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Milano.  Via  Celoria   10,  MILANO.  Italy 

PARK.  Miss  H.  D.  Ph.D.  —  Natl.  Inst,  of  Arthritis  and  Metab.  Diseases,  Bldg  2.  Rm  Bl-14, 
BETHESDA,  Md.  20014,  U.S.A. 

a  Cell  division,  differentiation  and  movement  during  regeneration.  Hydra  pseudoligactis 
(Hydroidea) 

h  Relationship  of  growth  and  bud  development  to  temperature  changes.  Hydra  littoralis 
(Hydroidea) 

PARNELL  (KING),  Mrs.  J.  B.Sc,  M.B..  B.Ch.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Georgetown  Univ., 
3900  Reservoir  Rd.,  N.W.,  WASHINGTON,  D.C.  20007,  U.S.A. 

PARRINELLO,  N.  D.Sc.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi  18.  90123 
PALERMO,  Italy 

a       Hybridization  between  subspecies.  Discoglossus  pictus   (Anura) 

PARSONS,  R.  M.Sc.  —  Muscular  Dystrophy  Research  Labs.,  Newcastle  Gen.  Hosp., 
NEWCASTLE  upon  Tyne  NE4  6BE,  England 

a  Cinemicrographic  studies  of  the  growth  patterns  of  myoblasts  cultured  from  normal  and 
dystrophic  muscle  under  the  differential  interference  microscope,  with  an  eye  to  deter- 
mining the  origin  of  the  myoblast  nuclei.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Ro- 
dentia).  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 

b  Electron  microscope  studies  of  normal  myoblasts  undergoing  active  fusion,  and  myoblasts 
from  dystrophic  origin,  with  special  attention  to  ribosome  numbers  and  nucleolar  mor- 
phology. Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

PARTANEN,  C.  R.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  PITTSBURGH 
Pa.  15213.  U.S.A. 

a  Nuclear  aspects  of  cellular  differentiation  in  vitro.  Paeonia  suifruticosa  (Ranuncula' 
ceae).  Allium  cepa  (Liliaceae),  Pteridium  aquilinum   (Filicinae) 

PARTRIDGE,  T.  A.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Glasgow,  GLASGOW  W.2,  Scotland, 
U.K. 

a  Effects  of  antibodies  on  the  behaviour  of  cells  in  tissue  culture.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves), 
Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

h  Treatment  of  cultured  fibroblasts  with  monovalent  antibody  fragments  (papain  fragments) 
to  test  whether  antibody-induced  changes  in  cell  behaviour  can  be  attributed  to  aggluti- 
nation. Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

PASCAUD,  M.     Dr..  Prof.  —  Inst,  de  Recherches  Sci.  sur  le  Cancer,  C.N.R.S.,  B.P.No.8. 
VILLEJUIF  94.  France 
(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 

PASCHMA,  M.  D.Sc.  —  Zaklad  Zool.  Ogolnej,  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Wroclaw,  ul. 
Sienkiewicza  21.   WROCflAW.   Poland 

PASCUAL-MORENILLA.  Miss  M.  T.  M.D.  —  Inst.  F.Oloriz.  Fac.  de  Med.,  Univ.  de 
Granada,  GRANADA,  Spain 

PASQUINI,  P.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  dell'Univ.,  Viale  Regina  Elena  324  (al  poli- 
chnico),  ROMA,  Italy  • 

a  Growth  and  differentiation  of  regeneration  blastema  in  vivo  and  in  vitro.  Planaria 
torva,  Dugesia  etrusca  (Turbellaria)  (in  collaboration  with  H.  MANELLI  and  Mrs.  M. 
STAMPA  (DI  CASTRO)) 

b  Growth  and  differentiation  in  regeneration.  Planaria  spec.  (Turbellaria)  (in  collaboration 
with  H.  MANELLI) 

PASSAPONTI.  A.  M.D.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Umana  Normale.  2a  Cattedra.  Via  Biblioteca 
4,  95124  CATANIA,  Italy 

a       The  morphological  aspect  of  embryo  atrophy.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

h       The  morphogenesis  of  anencephaly.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

c       The  development  of  the  inguinal  canal.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 

d  Structural  changes  of  allantoic  membrane  epithelium  submitted  to  the  action  of  different 
agents.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

PASTEELS,  J.  J.  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  et  d'Embryol..  Fac.  de  Med.  de  I'Univ..  97 
rue  aux  Laines,  BRUXELLES,  Belgium  • 

PASTISSON,  C.  Dr.en  Biol.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gen..  Fac.  des  Sci..  B.P.  347.  51  REIMS. 
France 

PATIL,  T.  L.     M.S.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Coll.,  NAGPUR-3,  M.S.,  India 

a  Regulatory  process  of  mesoderm  in  limb  morphogenesis;  various  presumptive  areas  at 
pre-axial  and  post-axial  borders  of  limb  bud/wing  bud  of  stage  19-20  embryos  are  ablated. 
Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)   (in  collaboration  with  P.  N.  DUBEY) 

134 


PATRICOLO.   Miss   E.     Dr.nat.sci.  —   1st.   di  Zool.,   Univ.   di   Palermo,   Via  Archirafi    18. 

90123  PALERMO,  Italy 
a       Enzymatic  inhibitors  in  development.   (Ascidiae) 
b       Cellular  aggregation.  (Amphibia) 

c       Action  of  dl-proline  and  its  analogues  on  development.   (Ascidiae) 
PATTEN.  B.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.    (Emer.)   —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Michigan.  East  Med. 

Bldg.,  ANN  ARBOR,  Mich.  48104,  U.S.A.  • 

PAUL.   J.     Ph.D.   —  The  Beatson   Inst,    for  Cane.   Research.   Royal  Beatson   Mem.    Hosp.. 

132  Hill  St..  GLASGOW  C.3.  Scotland,  U.K.  • 

PAUTOU    (M£RIC).  Mrs.  M.  P.     Dr.spec.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Grenoble, 

Cedex  53,  38  GRENOBLE.  France 
a       Interaction  between  limb  bud  ectoderm  and  mesoderm  in  xenoplastic  associations;  study  of 

the  competition  between  mesoderm  of  two  species.  Gallus  domesticus.  Anas  boschas  (Aves) 
b       Interaction  between  wing  and  leg  bud  ectoderm  and  mesoderm  in  xenoplastic  associations. 

Gallus  domesticus.  Anas  boschas  (Aves) 
PAVAN.  C.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..   Univ.  of  Texas  at  Austin.  AUSTIN,  Tex. 

78712.  U.S.A. 
a       DNA,   RNA  and   protein  synthesis  in  polytene  chromosomes  in  development  of  normal 

and  infected  larvae.   (Sciaridae,  Diptera) 
PAVE.  A.-G.     Ing.,  Dr.Spec.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gener.  et  Appl.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Lyon.  43  Bd. 

du  11  Novembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Thermogenese  de  I'oeuf.  Bombyx  mod  (Lepidoptera) 
PAVKOV,  A.  D.     Dr.med.  —  Centrul  de  Embriol.  Norm.  §i  Patol.,  Acad.  Republ.   Social. 

Rumania,  Bul.M.Viteazul  24,  TIMI§OARA,  Rumania 
a       Pathogenesis  of  cardiac  malformations.   Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
b       Normal  and  pathological  prenatal  electrocardiography.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
PAWLOWITZKI,  I.  H.  —  Inst,  fur  Humangenet.  der  Univ.,  Vesaliusweg  12/14,  44  MUN- 

STER/Westf.,  W.Germany 
a       Chromosome    analysis    and    isoenzyme    determinations    in    spontaneous    abortions.    Homo 

sapiens  (Primates) 
PAWEOWSKA,  Mrs.  M.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Vet.  Med.,  Warsaw 

Agricult.  Univ.,  ul.  Grochowska  272,  WARSZAWA,  Poland 
PA  YEN,  Miss  G.  G.  —  Lab.  d'Evolution  des  Etres  Organises,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  105  Bd.  Raspail. 

PARIS  Vie.  France 
a       Formation  and  development  of  the  androgenic  glands.  Their  control  by  neurosecretion. 

Callinectes   sapidus,   Rhithropanopeus   harrisii,    Carcinus   maenas    (Brachyura,   Decapoda, 

Crustacea) 
b       Organogenesis  of  the  genital  apparatus  in  larval  stages.  Rhithropanopeus  harrisii,  Calli- 
nectes sapidus,  Carcinus  maenas  (Brachyura,  Decapoda,  Crustacea) 
PEDERSEN.  K.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Gen.  Zool.,   Univ.  of  Copenhagen,    15  Universitets- 

parken,  DK  2100  COPENHAGEN  0.  Denmark 
a       Formation  of  connective  tissue  filaments  in  regenerating  animals.  Dugesia  tigrina   (Tur- 

bellaria) 
b       Cytology  and  cytochemistry  of  starving  animals.  Dugesia  tigrina  (Tutbellaria) 
c       Cellular  basis  for  regeneration.  Lineus  ruber  (Nemertini) 

PEDERSEN.  T.     M.D.  —  Finsen  Lab..  Finsen  Inst..  49  Strandboulevard,  DK-2100  COPEN- 
HAGEN, Denmark 
a       Follicle  growth  and  cell  kinetics  of  the  ovary  in  infancy,  maturity  and  old  age;  during 

normal  cycle,  pregnancy  and  lactation;  influence  of  gestagen  (^H-thymidine  labelling  and 

autoradiography).  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
PEGRUM    (HALL),   Mrs.   S.   M.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  and   Comp.   Anat.,   Univ.   Coll. 

London,  Gower  St.,  LONDON  W.C.I,  England 
a       Study  of  cell  relations  in  tissue  culture.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

(in  collaboration  with  M.  ABERCROMBIE  and  Mrs.  J.  E.  M.  HEAYSMAN    (WAK- 

ELING) ) 
PEHLEMANN,  F.-W.     Dr.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Neue  Univ.  Eingang  F  1,  23  KIEL. 

W.Germany 
a       Ultrastructural  morphogenesis  of  endocrine  glands    (adenohypophysis,   adrenal,  thyroid). 

(Anura:  Mammalia) 
b       Ultrastructure  of  amitotic  cell  division.    (Anura;  Mammalia) 
PEHRSON,  G.  T.     Dr.phil..  Prof.    (Emer.)   —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Stockholm.  70A  RSd- 

mansgatan.  Box  6801,  S-113  86  STOCKHOLM,  Sweden 
PELLING,   C.     Dr.   —   Max-Planck   Inst,    fur   Biol.,   Abt.W.Beermann,    Spemannstr.   34,    74 

TUBINGEN,  W.Germany  • 

PENE,  J.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  for  Developm.  Biol..  Univ.  of  Colorado.  BOULDER,  Colo.  80302. 

U.S.A. 
PENER.   M.    P.     Ph.D.  —   Dept.   of  Entomol.   and  Venomous   Anim..  The   Hebrew   Univ., 

JERUSALEM,  Israel 
PENMAN,   S.  —  Dept.   of  Biol.,,   Massachusetts   Inst,   of  Technol..   CAMBRIDGE,   Mass. 

02139.  U.S.A.  • 

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PENTZ,   S.     Dr.phil.  —  Heiligenberg   Inst.,   7799   HEILIGENBERG.   Baden,   W.Germany 
a       Rontgeninduktion  von  Mutationen  an  Fliigelschuppen.  Plodia  intecpunctella  (Lepidoptera) 
b       Induktionsbedingungen  der  larvalen  Diapause.  Plodia  interpunctella   (Lepidoptera) 
PENZLIN,  H.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.   Inst,  der  Univ.,   Universitatsplatz  2,  ROSTOCK,  East. 

Germany 
PERA,  L.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.   e  Istoembriol..  Univ.  di  Pisa,  Via  Roma  55,  56100 

PISA,  Italy 
PERDUE,  Mrs.  S.  —  Biol.  Div..  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab.,  P.O.  Box  Y,  OAK  RIDGE.  Tenn. 

37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Nuclear  degeneration  during  the  terminal  lens  fiber  cell  differentiation  in  developing  lens; 
histological    and    microspectrophotometric    analysis.    Callus    domesticus    (Aves)     (in    col- 
laboration with  S.  P.  MODAK) 
PERKOWSKA    (MOSER),    Mrs.    E.     Ph.D.    —    Inst,    of   Anim.    Genet.,    King's    Buildings, 

V/est  Mains  Rd.,  EDINBURGH  9,  Scotland.  U.K. 
PERLES,  B.     Lab.  d'Anat.,   Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts.   Peres,  75   PARIS  Vie,   France 
PERLMANN.  H.  P.     Ph.D.  —  The  Wenner-Gren  Inst.,  Norrtullsgatan  16,  S-1 13  45  STOCK- 
HOLM, Sweden  • 
PERNARD.   J.-C.  —  Div.  of  Cell   Biol,   and  Chem.   Embryol..   Zool.   Inst.,   Univ.   of  Bern, 

Sahlistr.  8.   CH-3000  BERN,   Switzerland 
a       Mechanism  of  tissue  involution  during  metamorphosis.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura)    (in  col- 
laboration with  R.  WEBER) 
PERRIER,  Mrs.  H.     D.E.S.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  347,  51  REIMS, 

France 
a       Electron  microscopic  study  of  the  foetal  and  perinatal  pancreas.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Ro- 

dentia) 
PERRY.  Miss  M.  M.     B.Sc.  —  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet..  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West  Mains  Rd.. 

EDINBURGH  EH9  3JN,  Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Study  of  certain  features  of  developing  embryos  by  electron  microscopy.   (Amphibia)    (in 

collaboration  with  J.  JACOB  and  C.  H.  WADDINGTON) 
b       Electron  microscope  studies  of  mutants.  Drosophila  spp.   (Diptera)    (in  collaboration  with 

C.  H.  WADDINGTON) 
c       Ultrastructural  changes  during  growth.  Micrastenas  thomasiana  ( Desmidoidea.  Conjugales) 

(in  collaboration  with  C.  H.  WADDINGTON) 
d       Ultrastructural  and  experimental  study  of  cleavage.  Tritmus  alpestris  (Urodela).  Xenopus 

laevis  (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  G.  G.  SELMAN) 
PERSAUD,  T.  V.  N.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med..  Univ.  of  the  West  Indies. 

Mona,  KINGSTON  7,  Jamaica 
a       Developmental  pathology  and  teratogenesis:  embryopathic  activity  of  the  active  principles 
contained  in  West  Indian  medicinal  plants.  Rattus  norvegicus.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia), 
Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
h       Effects  of  essential  amino  acid  imbalances  on  embryogenesis.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  mus- 
culus  (Rodentia),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus   (Lagomorpha) 
PERSONS,  Miss  B.  J.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab..   P.O.  Box  Y.  OAK  RIDGE. 

Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Cellular  replication  during  the  development  and  growth  of  lens.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 

(in  collaboration  with  S.  P.  MODAK) 
b       The  pattern  of  RNA   synthesis  during   lens  development.   Callus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in 

collaboration  with  S.  P.  MODAK) 
PERSOV.  G.  M.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Biol.  Inst..  Leningrad  State  Univ.,  LENINGRAD  B-164, 

U.S.S.R. 
a       Sex  differentiation.  (Chondrostei;  Teleostei) 

b       The  process  of  gametogenesis  under  ionizing  radiations.   (Chondrostei:  Teleostei) 
PERTUSA.  J.     Ph.D.     —Inst.  Biol,  de  Sarria,  Dr.Amigant  31,  BARCELONA   17,  Spain 
PETERS,  A.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med..  Boston  Univ..  80  E.  Concord 

St..  BOSTON.  Mass.  02118,  U.S.A. 
a       Electron  microscopic  study  of  the  formation  of  myelin  sheaths  and  development  of  neuro- 
glial cells  in  the  central  nervous  system.  Rattus  domesticus  (Rodentia) 
PETERS,    Mrs.    H.     M.D.    —    Finsen    Lab.,    Finsen    Inst..    49    Strandboulevard,    DK-2100 

COPENHAGEN.  Denmark 
a       Development    of    the    ovary:    morphology,    cell    dynamics    and    function.    Mus    musculus 

(Rodentia) 
h       The   effect  of  hormones    (testosterone   propionate)    on   the   development  of   the  ovary   in 

infancy.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Development   of   ovaries   in   the   offspring   of   females   irradiated   before   conception.   Mus 
musculus  (Rodentia)  ^ttvt,-t-m 

PETERS,  J    J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Xavier  Univ..  Victoria  Parkway.  CINCIN- 
NATI. Ohio  45207,  U.S.A. 
PETERS,   N.   W.     Dr.rer.nat.   —   Inst,   fiir   Hydrobiol.   und    Fischereiwiss.,   Univ.    Hamburg. 
Olbersweg  24,  2  HAMBURG-Altona  1,  W.Germany 

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a  EHapause  and  developmental  pathology  (effect  of  environmental  factors  on  embryonic 
development).  Nothobranchius  guentheci,  Rivulus  cylindraceus  (Cyprinodontidae.  Teleostei) 

b  Effect  of  metabolic  inhibitors  on  embryonic  development.  Nothobranchius  guenfheri,  Ri- 
vulus cylindraceus   (Cyprinodontidae.  Teleostei) 

c       Development  of  eye-rudiments  in  cave-fish.  Astyanax  mexicanus  (Characinidae,  Teleostei) 

PETERS.  Th.  Dr.med.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.  Giessen.  Friedrichstr.  24,  63  GIESSEN, 
W.  Germany 

PETIT,  A.  Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  et  d'Embryol.  Exper.,  Univ.  de  Strasbourg,  12  rue 
de  I'Universite.  STRASBOURG,  France 

PETRUCCI,  D.  —  Dept.  of  Gen.  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Sassari,  SASSARI,  Italy 

PETRY,  G.  Dr.med.,  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ..  Robert  Kochstr.  6.  355  MARBURG/ 
Lahn,  W.Germany 

PEXIEDER,  T.  M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Charles  Univ.,  Albertov  4, 
PRAGUE  2.  Czechoslovakia 

—  temporarily:  Inst.  d'Histol.  et  d'Embryol.,  Univ.  de  Lausanne,  9  rue  du  Bugnon,   1005 
LAUSANNE,  Switzerland 

a       Normal  development  of  the  aortic  arches.  Callus  domesticus   (Aves) 

h  Experimental  morphology  of  the  aortic  arches  and  branchial  arches.  Callus  domesticus 
(Aves) 

c       Embryophysiology  of  the  circulation  in  the  aortic  arches.  Callus  domesticus   (Aves) 

d       Cell  death  in  the  development  of  the  heart.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 

PFLUGFELDER,  O.  Dr.rer.nat.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Naturwissensch.  Fak..  Hochschule 
Hohenheim,   7   STUTTGART-Hohenheim,  W.Gerniany 

a       Anderung  des  Stoffwechsels  nach  Storung  des  hormonalen  Gleichgewichts.  (Insecta) 

b       Einfluss  der  Pinealektomie  auf  die  Postembryonalentwicklung.   (Teleostei) 

c       Histophysiologie  der  Corpora  allata  nach  experimenteller  Beeinflussung.   (Insecta) 

d  Wirkungsmechanismen  von  Thyreostatika.  Rana  temporaria,  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura), 
Lacerta   spec.    (Reptilia),   Callus  domesticus    (Aves) 

e       Biomorphose. 

f       Egg  formation  in  giant  animals.  Carausius  morosus  ( Phasmidoptera) 

PHILLIS.  J.  W.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol..  Monash  Univ.,  CLAYTON,  Vict.  3168, 
Australia 

a  Descriptive  morphology  and  histochemistry,  and  experimental  morphology  of  the  cerebel- 
lum  (C.R.  length  2  cm  until  after  birth).  Felis  domestica   (Carnivoca) 

PIATIGORSKY,  J.  Ph.D.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Sect,  on  Exper.  Embryol.,  Natl.  Inst, 
of  Child  Health  and  Human  Developm.,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Health,  BETHESDA,  Md.  20014, 
U.S.A. 

a       The  role  of  RNA  in  the  development  of  the  lens.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 

b       The  regulation  of  protein  synthesis  in  eggs  and  embryos.   (Echinoidea) 

PIATT.  J.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med..  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania.  PHILA- 
DELPHIA. Pa.   19104,  U.S.A.  • 

PICHERAL.  B.     Dr.3eme  Cycle  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Gen.,  Fac.  des  Sci..  35  RENNES,  France 

a       Nuclear  transplantation.   (Amphibia) 

b       Spermatogenesis.  (Amphibia) 

PICKWORTH,  Miss  S.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool,  Univ.  of  Bristol,  BRISTOL  BS8  lUG, 
England 

a       Artificial  activation  of  egqs.  pronucleus  formation.  Mesocricetus  aucatus  (Rodentia) 

PIDDINGTON,  R.  L.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Grad.  School  of  Arts  and  Sci.;  Lab.  of 
Histol.  and  Embryol.,  School  of  Dental  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  PHILADELPHIA, 
Pa.  19104,  U.S.A. 

a  Studies  on  a  causal  relationship  in  the  embryo  between  the  steroidogenic  activity  of  the 
adrenal  glands  and  the  normal  pattern  of  glutamine  synthetase  activity  in  the  neural  retina. 
Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 

PIEAU,  C.  Lic.es  Sci.  —  Serv.  d'Embryol.  Exper.  de  I'lnst.  Pasteur,  20  rue  des  Moulins, 
95  SANNOIS,  France 

a  Researches  on  the  mechanisms  of  sexual  differentiation.  Cistudo  euvopaea,  Testudo  graeca 
(Chelonia) 

b  Researches  on  the  establishment  of  urogenital  connections  and  upon  the  development  of 
the  cloaca.  Anguis  fragilis   (Lacertilia) 

c  Effects  of  X-rays  on  embryonic  development.  Lacerta  viridis.  Anguis  fragilis  (Lacertilia) 
(in  collaboration  with  A.  RAYNAUD) 

PIERRO,  L.  J.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Genet..  Storrs  Agric.  Exper.  Station.  Univ. 
of  Connecticut.  STORRS.  Conn.  06268,  U.S.A. 

a  Chemical  teratogenesis:  inhibitors  of  nucleic  acid  and  protein  metabolism.  Callus  domes- 
ticus (Aves) 

b  Gene  interaction  in  the  control  of  formation  of  specific  melanin  granules.  Mus  musculus 
(Rodentia) 

c       Eye  development.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

d       Developmental  genetics.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 

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PIGHILLS.   Miss   E.     B.Sc.   —   Dept.   of   Zool..   Univ.   Coll.   of   North   Wales,    BANGOR, 

Caern.,  Wales,  U.K. 
a       Induction  of  chimaerism.  Rattus  norvegicus.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia),  Capra  hircus,  Ouis 

aries   (Artiodactyla) 
b       Experimental  embryology.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
PIHAN,  J.  C.     Agr.de  Sc.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Nancy,  30  rue  Ste  Catherine, 

54  NANCY,  France 
a       Etude  experimentale  du  developpement  post-embryonnaire  du  systeme  tracheen.   (Brachy- 

cera,  Diptera)    (en  collaboration  avec  F.  STEPHAN) 
PIJNACKER,  L.  P.     Ph.D.  —  Genet.  Inst.,  Univ.  van  Groningen,  Rijksstraatweg  76,  HAREN 

(Gr.),  Netherlands 
a       Oogenesis,  parthenogenesis,  and  teratogenesis.  Caraitsius  morosus.  Bacillus  rossii  (Phasmi- 

dopteca),  (Acad,  Arachnida) 
PIKO,   L.     Ing.Agr.,    D.V.M.   —   Dept.    of   Developm.    Biol.,    Div.    of   Biol.,    Calif.    Inst,    of 

Technol.,  PASADENA,  Cahf.  91 109,  U.S.A.  • 

PILKINGTON,  J.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Otago,  DUNEDIN.  New  Zealand 
a       Calcification  in  metamorphosis.   (Amphibia) 
b       Calcification.    (Echinoidea) 
PILLERI,  G.     Dr.med.  —  Himanat.  Inst,  der  Psychiatr.  Univ.  Klinik  Bern,  3072  OSTER- 

MUNDIGEN-BE,  Switzerland 
a       Entwicklung  des  Gehirns.  Castor  canadensis   (Rodentia) 

b       Ober  die  Protuberantia  sclerae  am  embryonalen  Auge.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
c       Ontogenese  des  Auges.  Balaenoptera  physalus,  B.  acutorostrata,  Megaptera  novaeangliae. 

Delphinus  delphis,  Tursiops  truncatus,  Delphinapterus  leucas   (Cetacea) 
d       Entwicklung  der  Korperform.  Balaenoptera  physalus,  B.  acutorostrata,  Megaptera  novae- 
angliae, Delphinus  delphis,  Tursiops  truncatus,  Delphinapterus  leucas  (Cetacea) 
e       Ontogenese  des  Zentralnervensystems.  Balaenoptera  physalus,  B.  acutorostrata.  Megaptera 

nodosa,  Delphinus  delphis,   Tursiops  truncatus,  Delphinapterus  leucas   (Cetacea) 
f        Ontogenesis   (especially  nervous  system).  Globicephala  melaena   (Odontoceti,  Cetacea) 
PINAMONTI,  S.     Dr.Biol.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Ferrara,  Via  Previati  24.  44100  FER- 

RARA,  Italy 
PINEAU,  H.  —  Lab.  d'Anat,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres,  75  PARIS  VI,  France 
PINET,  J.-M.     Dr.3e  Cycle  —  Inst.  Natl.  Agronomique,  Lab.  de  Zool.,  1 6  rue  Claude-Bernard, 

75  PARIS  Ve,  France 
a       Studies  of  the  development  of  the  maxillary  stylet   (fine  structure,  histochemistry  of  the 

styligenic  organ).  Rhodnius  prolixus   (Reduviidae,  Heteroptera) 
b       Potentiality  of  the  cells  of  the  styligenic  organ  according  to  their  sites.  Rhodnius  prolixus 

(Reduviidae,  Heteroptera) 
c       Development  of  the  integument,  especially  studies  of  the  chitinogenic  cell  of  the  max2'ary 

bud.  Rhodnius  prolixus  (Reduviidae,  Heteroptera) 
PINOT,  Miss  M.     Dr.es.  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.  du  C.N.R.S.,  49  bis  Av. 

de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 

—  Lab.  d'Embryol.  exper.  du  Coll.  de  France,  1 1  Place  M.  Berthelot,  PARIS  Ve,  France 
a       Etude  de  la  croissance  et  de  la  differenciation  du  bourgeon  de  membre   in   vitro.    Gallus 

gallus  (Aves) 
b       Rapports  mesenchyme  axial  -  mesenchyme  lateral  dans  I'organogenese  du  membre.    Gallus 

gallus  (Aves) 
c       Regulation  tardive  du  membre.  Gallus  gallus   (Aves) 
PLAS,  Mrs.  C.     Dr.3e  Cycle  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  347,  51  REIMS. 

France 
a       Pre-  and  postnatal  changes  in  glucose  and  glycogen  metabolism  of  the  liver  cell;  in  vivo 

and  in  isolated  cultured  hepatocytes.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia)   (in  collaboration  with 

R.  L.  JACQUOT) 
PLASOTA,  K.  J.     M.Sc.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Warsaw  Univ.,  Krakowskie  Przedmiescie  26/28, 

WARSZAWA  64,  Poland 
a       Development  of  the  skull.  Rana  ferresfris,  R.  esculenta,  R.  tempocacia,  Bufo  spec,  Pelobates 

^uscus  (Anura) 
PLEEGING,  J.   H.     Med.Drs.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryo!.,  State  Univ.  of  Groningen, 

Oostersingel  69,  GRONINGEN,  Netherlands 
PLESNER,  P.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Molec.  Biol.,  Odense  Univ.,  230  Hjallesevej,  5000 

ODENSE,  Denmark 
a       The  formation  of  ribosomes.   Tetrahymena  spec.   (Ciliata) 
POHLEY,    H.   }.     Dr.,    Prof.   —   Inst,    fur  Entw.physiol.,    Univ.    zu   Koln,   Gyrhofstr.    17,   5 

KOLN-Lindenthal,  W.Germany 
a       Theoretische   und   experimentelle    Untersuchungen    iiber     1 )    Regeneration    und    Hautung, 

2)    Regulation  des  Zellteilungswachstums.   Ephestia  kuhniella    (Lepidoptera) .  Periplaneta 

americana  (Orthoptera) 
b       Modelldarstellung  entwicklungsphysiologischer  Systeme  mit  Hilfe  von  programmgesteuerten 

Rechenanlagen 

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POLEZHAEV.  L.  V.     Dr.biol.sci..  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol..  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R..  Vavilov  St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R.  • 

a       Regeneration  of  cranium  bones.  Mus  domesticus,  Rattus  norvegicus,  Oryctolagus  cuniculus, 

Felis  domestica,  Canis  familiaris  (Mammalia) 
b       Regeneration  of  dental  tissue.  Canis  familiaris  (Carnivora) 
c       Regeneration  of  myocardium.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Oryctolagus  cuniculus,  Felis  domestica, 

Canis  familiaris  (Mammalia) 
d       Restoration  of  regeneration  capacity  of  limbs  after  X-irradiation.  Ambystoma  mexicanum 

(Urodela)   (in  collaboration  with  Miss  N.  A.  TEPLITZ  and  Mrs.  S.  J.  TUCHKOVA) 
e       Physiological  regeneration  of  the  brain.  Felis  domestica,  Rattus  norvegicus   (Mammalia) 
POLGE,  C.     Ph.D.  —  A.R.C.  Unit  of  Reprod.  Physiol.  &  Biochem.,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  307 

Huntingdon  Rd.,  CAMBRIDGE,  England 
a       Factors    influencing    fertilization    and    early    embryonic    development    (effects    of    age    of 

gametes,   administration  of  drugs  and  hormones,    in    vitro    treatments  and  transplant- 
ations). Sus  scrofa    (Actiodactyla) 
POLLARD,  D.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  Albert  Einstein  Coll.  of  Med.,  Yeshiva  Univ., 

Eastchester  Rd.  &  Morris  Park  Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  Bronx,  N.Y.  10461,  U.S.A. 
a       A  study  of  the  morphogenetic  movement  involved  in  closure  of  the  secondary  palate  with 

special  reference  to  strain  differences  in  response  to  the  cleft  palate-producing  effect  of 

6-aminonicotinaraide.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       The  role  of  cytoplasmic  genes  in  development.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
POLTEVA,    Mrs.    D.    G.    —    Dept.   of  Embryol.   Leningrad   Univ.,   Mendeleevsky   St.   5, 

LENINGRAD  B-164,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Somatic  embryogenesis  and  regeneration.  Metridium  senile  fimbriatum,  Anthopleura  spec. 

(Zoantharia,  Actinozoa) 
b       Action  of  neuropharmaca  on  somatic   embryogenesis.   Metridium  senile  dianthus    (Zoan- 

tharia,  Actinozoa) 
c       Dedifferentiation  of  cells  during  morphogenetical  processes  in  regeneration  and  somatic 

embryogenesis.   Metridium  senile  dianthus    (Zoanthara,  Actinozoa) 
PONTIER.  J.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.   Gen.   et  Appl.,  Univ.  de  Lyon,  43  Bd.  du   11 

Novembre   1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE,  France 
a       Analyse  factorielle  appliquee  a  I'etude  de  la  morphogenese.  Myzus  persicae  (Aphididae, 

Rhynchota) 
POPOV,  V.  V.     Dr.biol.sci.,  Prof.  —  Chair  of  Embryol.,  Biol.  Fac,  State  Univ.  of  Moscow. 

Lenin  Hills,  MOSCOW  V-234,  U.S.S.R. 
POPP,  R.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Div..  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab..  P.O.  Box  Y.  OAK  RIDGE,  Tenn. 

37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Ontogeny  of  variant  forms  of  esterases  in  tissues;  qualitative  and  quantitative  chacteristics 

of   allelic   forms   of   esterases   studied   by   starch   and/or   acrylamide    gel    electrophoresis. 

Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b      Compensatory  effect  of  multiple  esterases  owing  to  the  action  of  null  genes.  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
PORCELLI.  Miss  F.     Dr.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Univ.  of  Pavia,  Piazza  Botta  10, 

27100  PAVIA,  Italy 
a       Histology,  histochemistry  and  enzymology  of  yolk  sac   (pre-  and  postembryonic  stages). 

Salmo  irideus  (Salmonidae,  Teleostei) 
PORTER,   K.   R.     Ph.D.,    Prof.   —  Biol.   Labs.,    Harvard   Univ.,    16   Divinity  Ave.,   CAM- 
BRIDGE, Mass.  02138,  U.S.A.  • 
PORTMANN,  A.     Dr.Phil.,  Prof.   (Emer.)  —  Zool.  Anstalt  der  Univ.,  Rheinsprung  9,  4000 

BASEL.  Switzerland 
a       Embryology.   (Opisthobranchia,  Prosobranchia,  Gastropoda;  Aves;  Mammalia) 
h       Morphological  analysis  of  early  postembryonic  development.   (Rodentia;  Insectivora) 
PORTMANN,  Miss  A.-M.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Nancy,  30  rue  Ste 

Catherine,  54  NANCY,  France 
POTEMKINA,  Mrs.  D.  A.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Chair  of  Embryol.,  Biol.  Fac,  State  Univ.  of 

Moscow,  Lenin  Hills,  MOSCOW  V-234,  U.S.S.R. 
POULSON,  D.  F.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Kline  Biol.  Tower,  Yale  Univ.,  NEW 

HAVEN,  Conn.  06520.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Mid-gut:  genesis  and  differentiation.  Drosophila  melanogasfer  (Diptera) 
h       Chromosomal  control  of  differentiation.  Drosophila  melanogasfer   (Diptera) 
c       Neurogenesis  in  normal  and  genetically  deficient  embryos.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Dip- 

tera) 
d       Maternally  inherited  sex-ratio  disturbances  of  development.  Drosophila  melanogaster,  D. 

bifasciata.  D.  willistoni,  D.  nebulosa,  D.  equinoxialis,  D.  robusta   (Diptera) 
e       Developmental  genetics.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
POURHADI.  R.     M.D.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Bd.  Winston  Churchill, 

B.P.  38,  63  CLERMONT-FERRAND,  France 
a       Action  of  ultrasound  on  embryonic  organisms.  Triturus  helveticus  (Urodela) 

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b  Cytology  of  neonatal  liver;  differentiation  of  intercellular  junctions,  characters  of  micrcv 
bodies;  histochemical  differentiation.  Mas  musculus  (Rodentia)  (in  collaboration  with 
J.  P.  TURCHINI  and  P.  MALET) 

POURREAU  (SCHNEIDER),  Mrs.  N.  M.  Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.  exper.  du  Coll. 
de  France  et  du  C.N.R.S.,  1 1  Place  M.  Berthelot.  PARIS  Ve.  France  • 

a  Use  of  organ  culture  and  suspension  culture  techniques  for  the  study  of  functional  testi- 
cular interstitial  cell  tumors.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

b  Establishment  of  cell  lines  from  a  rat  testicular  interstitial  cell  tumor  for  studies  on  the 
functional  capacities  of  isolated  Leydig  tumor  cells.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

c  Effect  of  testicular  interstitial  cell  tumor  explants  on  prostate  from  6  week  old  animals  in 
organ  co-culture.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

d  Attempts  to  obtain  sex  transform_ation  in  embryonic  gonads  by  association  with  Leydig 
cell  tumors  in  organ  culture.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

POURTOIS,  M.  M.D.,  Lic.Sc.Dent.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol..  Inst.  d'Anat.,  Univ.  de  Bruxelles, 
97  rue  aux  Laines,  BRUXELLES    1,   Belgium 

a  Normal  and  abnormal  closure  and  fusion  of  primary  and  secondary  palate  (tissue  culture, 
histochemistry,  histology).  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens 
(Primates) 

b       Morphogenesis  and  cytogenesis  of  tooth  buds.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

PRAHLAD.  K.  V.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Northern  Illinois  Univ.,  DeKALB,  111. 
60115,  U.S.A. 

a  Study  of  induced  metamorphosis:  histological  maturity  and  the  development  of  tissue 
sensitivity  to  thyroid  hormones  in  the  embryo;  biochemical  changes  evoked  by  thyroid 
hormones  in  embryonic  and  adult  susceptible  tissues.  Ambystoma  mexicanum,  A.  tigrinum. 
Nectucus  maculosus  (Urodela) 

h  Comparative  study  of  hypothalamo-pituitary-thyroid  axis  in  pre-  and  post-metamorphic 
animals.  Ambystoma  mexicanum,  A.  tigrinum,  Necturus  maculosus  (Urodela) 

PRASAD,  M.  R.  N.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Delhi.  DELHI  7,  India 

PRASDNIKOV,  E.  Cand.med.sci.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Murmansky  Sea-Biol.  Inst.,  Acad, 
of  Sci.,  DALNII  ZELENZI,  U.S.S.R. 

PRATT,  C.  W.  McE.  M.D.  —  Anat.  School,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Downing  St..  CAM- 
BRIDGE CB2  3DY,  England 

a       Development  of  skeletal   tissue. 

PRAY.  T.  R.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Univ.  of  Southern  California.  University 
Park.  LOS  ANGELES.  Calif.  90007.  U.S.A. 

a  Development  of  the  gametophytes  and  juvenile  stages  of  the  sporophytes.  ( Cheilantheae, 
Pteridaceae,  Filicinae) 

b  Development  of  the  vein  systems  of  leaves.  Anemia  spec,  Macsilea  spec,  Cyctomium 
spec.  Acrostichum  spec  and  other  spp.   (Filicinae) 

c  Investigation  of  factors  controlling  planes  of  cytokinesis  in  early  gametophyte  devel- 
opment. Cheilanthes  spp.  (Pteridaceae,  Filicinae) 

PRCHAL.  J.  F.  M.D.  —  Biochem.  Dept..  Med.  School,  Dalhousie  Univ..  Sir  Charles 
Tupper  Building.  HALIFAX.  N.S.,  Canada 

a  Regulation  of  synthesis  of  hemoglobin  and  blood  proteins  in  the  embryo  by  transfer  RNA. 
Gallus  gallus  (Aues) 

PREDA,  V.  G.  M.D..  Prof.  —  Cat.  de  Biol.,  Inst.  Medico-Farmaceutic.  Str.  Pasteur  6, 
CLUJ.  Rumania 

a  Influence  de  la  temperature  d'incubation  sur  I'infrastructure  et  I'immunomorphologie  de 
I'embryon.  Gallus  spec.   (Aves) 

b       Affrontation  d'organes   embryonnaires    in    vitro.    Mus  rattus   (Rodentia) 

c  Action  de  I'hormone  gonadotrope  choriale  sur  la  differenciation  sexuelle  des  canaux  de 
Miiller.  Gallus  spec.  (Aves) 

PRESCOTT,  D.  M.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  for  Developm.  Biol..  Univ.  of  Colorado,  BOUL- 
DER, Colo.  80302,  U.S.A. 

PRESLEY,  R.  M.B.,  B.Chir.  —  Anat.  School.  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Downing  St.,  CAM- 
BRIDGE CB2  3DY.  England 

a       Tissue  culture  and  embryogenesis.   (Mammalia) 

b       Ultrastructure  of  embryos.  Various  spp.   (Rodentia) 

c       Fertilization;   kinetics  and  nature  of  block  to  polyspermy.    ( Echinodermata ) 

PRESS.  N.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.  Univ.  of  Wisconsin.  MILWAUKEE.  Wis. 
53201,  U.S.A. 

a       Transfer  of  macromolecules   from   follicle   cells   to   developing   oocytes.    (Aves) 

b       Unusual  organelles  in  the  ovary.   (Aves) 

c       Respiration  of  oocytes.  (Aves) 

PRESTIGE,  M.  C.  M.A.  —  Physiol.  Dept.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh.  Teviot  Place. 
EDINBURGH  8.  Scotland.  U.K. 

PRICE.  Miss  D.  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Univ.  of  Chicago. 
CHICAGO.  111.  60637,  U.S.A.  • 

a       The  development  of  endocrines  in  embryonic  systems 

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PRIESTER,  W.  de     M.Sc.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  Univ.  of  Leiden,  Kaiserstr.  63,  LEIDEN.  Nether- 
lands f    f     /rk 
a       Electron  microscopic  studies  of  developmental  stages.  Calliphora  erythrocephala  (Diptera) 
PRINS.  H.  J.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Mauritskade  61,  AM- 

STERDAM-O.,  Netherlands 
a       Analysis    of    fracture-repair.    Amby stoma    mexicamim    (Ucodela)     (in    collaboration    with 

H.  A.  L.  TRAMPUSCH) 
PRITCHARD.  E.  T.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Oral  Biol..  Univ.  of  Manitoba.  WINNIPEG, 

Manitoba,  Canada 
a       Cholesterol  esterase  activity  in  developing  brain.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
b       Lipid  content  of  developing  salivary  gland  and  possible  role  in  secretion.  i?a«us  norfe^icus 

(Rodentia) 
PROPPER,   A.     Doct.3e  Cycle  —   Lab.   de   Zool..   Inst,   des   Sci.   Nat.,   Fac.   des   Sci.,   Place 

Marechal  Lcclerc.  25  BESANgON.  France 
a       Organogenese  de  la  glande  mammaire  par  la  methode  des  cultures  d'organe  et  des  greffes 

embryonnaires.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia).  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  ( Lagomorpha)    (en  col- 
laboration avec  L.  GOMOT) 
PROVENZANO.  A.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Marine  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Miami,  1  Rickenbacker 

Causev^ay,  Virginia  Key,  MIAMI.  Fla.  33149.  U.S.A. 
PRUDHOMME.  J.  C.     Dr.Spec.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gen.  et  Appl..  Univ.  de  Lyon.  43  Bd.  du 

II  Novembre  1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE.  France 
a       Culture  d'organes    in     vitro.    Bombyx  mod  (Lepidoptera) 
PUCCIA.  E.     D.Sc.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Palermo.  Via  Archirafi  18.  90123  PALERMO. 

Italy 
a       RNA  synthesis  in  embryonic  development.   (Ascidiae) 
h       The  biochemistry  of  regeneration.   (Annelida) 
PUCCINELLI.  Mrs.  I.     Dr.Nat.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp.  dell'Univ..  Via  A.  Volta 

4.  PISA.  Italy 
a       Development  and  cytology.   (Tricladidea,  Tiirbellaria;  Hirudinea,  Annelida) 
PURKO.    J.     Ph.D..    Prof.    —    Dept.    of    Zool..    Coll.    of    Sci.,    Univ.    of    Western   Ontario, 

LONDON.  Ont..  Canada 
a       Biological  action  of  alkylating  agents   (sulphur  and  nitrogen  mustards)   and  mechanism  of 

resistance  to  their  effects  in  embryos  and  in  fibroblasts  grown  in  culture.  (Teleostei),  Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Mechanisms  underlying  processes  in  early  embryogenesis  and  cell  division,  using  various 

metabolic   inhibitors   of   DNA,   RNA   and    proteins,    and   correlating   their   biological   and 

biochemical  effects.   (Teleostei) 
c       Biological    action   of   the    "chemosterilant"    hempa    (hexamethylphosphoric    triamide)    and 

mechanism  of  resistance   to   its   effects   in   embryos   and   in   fibroblasts   grown   in   culture. 

(Teleostei),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
PUZA,    V.     C.Sc.   —   Dept.   of   Biol.,   Med.    Fac,    Charles   Univ.,    gimkova   870.    HRADEC 

KRALOVfi.  Czechoslovakia 
a       Muscle  cell  development  in  tissue  culture   (amitosis,  origin  and  causes  of  multinuclearity) . 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Nucleolus  during  myogenesis    in    vitro    studied  by  phase-contrast  time-lapse  cinemato- 
graphy. Gallus  domesticus   (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with 

J.  GAYER  and  M.  HROCH) 
PUZANOVA,  Mrs.  L.     MUDr.,  C.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Charles  Univ.,  U  nemocnice  3. 

PRAHA  2.  Czechoslovakia 
a       Development  of  the  internal  structure  of  muscles.  Rattus  albus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens 

PYLILO.  Miss  I.  V.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Leningrad  Univ.,  Mendeleevsky  St.  5.  LENIN- 
GRAD B-164.  U.S.S.R. 

a       Regeneration.  Beroe  cucumis  (Ctenophora) 

QUAGLIA  A.  Dr.nat.sci.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp..  Univ.  di  Bologna.  Via  Belmeloro  8. 
BOLOGNA   (103).  Italy 

QUEVEDO.  W.  C,  Jr.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Biol,  and  Med.  Sci..  Brown  Univ.. 
PROVIDENCE.  R.I.  02912.  U.S.A. 

a  Genetic  regulation  and  developmental  variations  of  multiple  forms  of  tyrosinase  in  melano- 
cytes. Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

RABAEY.    M.     M.D..    Prof.    —    Ophthalmol.    Clinic,    Univ.    Hosp.,    De    Pintelaan.    GENT, 

Belgium  r  -^     ,     tt  c 

RADECKA,  Mrs.  E.  ERDMAN     D.Sc.  —  Zaklad.  Zool.  Ogolnej,  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of 

Wroclaw,  ul.Sienkiewicza  21,  WROCK,AW,   Poland 
RADO    (LUSER),  Mrs.  G.     D.Sc.  —  1st.  di  Zool.   e  Anat.   Comp.,   Univ.  di  Trieste,  Via 

Alfonso  Valerio.  32  TRIESTE.  Italy 
a       Bidder's  organ  differentiation.  Buio  bulo   (Anura)  ,ti->  at-icct^ 

RADOS.  I.     D.D.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol..  Med.  Univ..  Tiizoltd  u.  58.  BUDAPEST 

IX.  Hungary 
a       Early  morphogenesis.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

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RADZIKOWSKI,   St.     M.Sc.  —   Inst,   of  Zool.,   Warsaw   Univ.,   Krakowskie   Przedmiescie 

26/28,  WARSZAWA  64,  Poland 
a       Studies  on  DNA  and  RNA  synthesis.  Chilodonella  cucullulixs  (Ciliata) 
h       Conjugation    and    polytene    chromosomes    in    the    exconjugants.    Chilodonella    cucullulus 

(Ciliata) 
RADZINSKAYA,  Miss  L.  I.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biophys..  Inst,  of  Devel- 

opm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St.,  MOSCOW  V-133,  U.S.S.R. 
RAEKALLIO,  J.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Forensic  Med.,  Univ.  of  Turku,  Kiinamyllynkatu 

10.  TURKU  3.  Finland 
a       Biochemical  characterization  of  enzymes  appearing  in  early  wound  healing.  Rattus  spec, 

Cavia  spec.   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  P.-L.  MAKINEN) 
b       Histochemical  studies  on  bone  regeneration    (fracture  healing).  Rattus  spec,  Cavia  spec. 

(Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  P.-L.  MAKINEN) 
RAFFERTY,   K.  A.,   Jr.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   School  of  Med..  Johns  Hopkins 

Univ.,  709  N.  Wolfe  St.,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21205,  U.S.A. 
RAGOZINA,  Mrs.  M.  N.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Evol.  Morphol.  and  Ecol.  of  Anim.,  Acad. 

of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R..  Lenin  Ave.  23.  MOSCOW  V-71,  U.S.S.R. 
RAISMAN,  J.  S.  —  Inst,  de  Biol.,  Univ.  Nac  de  Tucuman,  Chacabuco  460.  S.  M.  de  TUCU- 

MAN,  Argentina 
a       Lytic  substances  in  spermatozoa.  Bufo  arenarum  (Anura) 
RAJTOVA,  Miss  V.     M.V.Dr.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Vet.-Med.  Fak.,  Komenskeho  71,  KOSICE, 

Czechoslovakia 
a       Ossifikation  des  Skeletts,  insbesondere  des  Primordialkraniums.  Cavia  porcellus  (Rodentia) 
RAMASWAMI.  L.  S.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Rajasthan,  JAIPUR.  India 
RAMENSKAYA,    Mrs.    G.    P.     Cand.biol.sci.    —    Lab.    of    Developm.    Cytogenet.,    Inst,    of 

Developm.   Biol..   Acad,   of   Sci.   of   the   U.S.S.R.,    26   Vavilov   St..    MOSCOW   V-133. 

U.S.S.R. 
RAMSEY,  Miss  E.  M.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryo!.,  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington,  115  W. 

University  Parkway.  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210.  U.S.A. 
a       Placentation;  study  of  placental  structure,  development  and  vasculature.  Macaca  mulatta. 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Determinations  of  blood,  amniotic  and  intervillous  space  pressures  throughout  pregnancy. 

Macaca  mulatta   (Primates) 
c       Anatomical    and    radiological    studies    of    circulation    in    the    maternal    placenta.    Macaca 

Mulatta,  Homo  sapiens  (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  M.  W.  DONNER  and  H.  R. 

MISENHEIMER) 
RAMUS.  J.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Khne  Biol.  Tower.  Yale  Univ..  NEW  HAVEN, 

Conn.  06520,  U.S.A. 
a       Experimental    determination   of   environmental    factors    which    induce   morphogenesis:    the 

formation    of    a    fleshy    "bud"    from    a    filamentous    juvenile.    Pseudogloiophloea    confusa 

(Nemaliales,  Flocideophycidae,  Rhodophyta) 
RANGA  RAO,  K.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Tulane  Univ..  NEW  ORLEANS.  La.  70118, 

U.S.A. 
a       The   responses   of   chromatophores   of   zoea,    megalopa   and   adult   to   purified    chromato- 

phorotropins.   Ilea  pugilator  (Decapoda,  Crustacea) 
b       A  study  on  the  control  of  pigmentation  in  regenerating  appendages.  Ilea  pugilator,  Cam- 

barellus  shufeldti  (Decapoda.  Crustacea) 
RANZI,  S.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  di  Zool..  Univ.  di  Milano.  Via  Celoria  10.  20133  MILANO. 

Italy  • 

RANZOLI,    F.     Dr.,    Prof.    —    1st.    di    Zool.,    Univ.    di    Catania,    Via    Androne    81,    95124 

CATANIA,   Italy 
a       Gametogenesis  and  sexuality.  Electra  posidoniae  (Ctenostomata,  Bryozoa) 
RAO,  K.  V.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Delhi,  DELHI-7.  India 
RAO.  S.  R.  V.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Delhi,  DELHI-7.  India 
RAPOLA,    M.    H.    J.     M.D.   —   Children'^    Hospital,    Univ.    ol    Helsinki,    11    Stenback    St., 

HELSINKI  29,  Finland 
a       Sex  tract  differentiation;  organ  culture.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Teratology.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
RAPPAPORT.  R..  Jr.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Union  College.  SCHENECTADY, 

N.Y.  12308.  U.S.A. 
a       Comparative  micrurgical  studies  on  cytokinesis:   extending  present  methods  to  a  variety 

of  experimental  material   and   devising   new   forms   of  physical   experimentation.   MarinO' 

gammarus  obtusatus  (Gammaridae,  Crustacea),  Echinarachnius  parma  (Echinoidea),  Rana 

pipiens  (Anura) 
RASCH    (MYRBERG),  Mrs.  E.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Marquette  Univ..  530 

North  15th  St..  MILWAUKEE,  Wis.  53233,  U.S.A. 
a       Atypical  nucleoprotein  synthesis  during  larval  development.  Sciara  coprophila   (Diptera) 
b       Cytochemistry  and  fine  structural  analysis  of  puffs  in  giant  chromosomes.  Sciara  copro- 
phila   (Diptera) 

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RAUNICH,  L.     Ph.D..  M.D.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Ferrara,  Via  Scienze  17, 

44100  FERRARA.  Italia 
a       Morphological  and  biochemical  aspects  of  embryonic  and  foetal  blood  cell  differentiation. 

(Vertebrata) 
b       Hemopoietic  factors  during  development.    (Anura),  Gallus  gallus   (Aves) 
RAVEN.    Chr.    P.     Ph.D..    Prof.    —    Zool.    Lab..    State    Univ.    of    Utrecht,    Janskerkhof    3. 

UTRECHT,  Netherlands  • 

a       Maturation  divisions  of  eggs.  Various  spp.   (Gastropoda) 
b       Application  of  information  theory  to  oogenesis  and  embryonic  development, 
c       Morphology  of  the  head  region  in  cyclocephalic  embryos.  Limnaea  stagnalis  (Gastropoda) 
d       Cortical  morphogenetic  field  and  early  ooplasmic  segregation.  Various  spp.   (Gastropoda) 
e       Transfer  of  information  from  egg  follicle  to  oocyte.  Various  spp.   (Gastropoda) 
RAWLES    (SPURBECK).  Mrs.  M.  E.     Ph.D.  —  4000  North  Charles  St.,   BALTIMORE. 

Md.  21218.  U.S.A.  • 

a       The  origin  and  development  of  regional  specialization  in  the  integumentary  system.  Gallus 

gallus  (Aves) 
RAY.  A.  K.     M.Sc.  —  Cell  Research  Unit.  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  Coll.  of  Sci.  and  Technol.. 

35  Ballygunje  Circular  Rd.,  CALCUTTA- 19.  India 
RAYCHOWDHURI.  S.     M.Sc.  —  Cell  Research  Unit,  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  Coll.  of  Sci. 

and  Technol.,  35  Ballygunje  Circular  Rd..  CALCUTTA- 19.  India 
RAYMOND.  G.     M.es  Physiol.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim..  Fac.  des  Sci.,  Univ.  de  Poitiers, 

40  Av.  de  Recteur  Pineau.  86  POITIERS,  France 
a       Ionic  contents  of  the  embryonic  heart.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
RAYNAUD.  A.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Serv.  d'Embryol.  Exper.  de  I'lnst.  Pasteur,  20  rue  des  Moulins, 

95  SANNOIS.  France  • 

a       Researches  on  the  normal  development  of  the  genital  tract  in  the  embryo.  Anguis  Iragilis. 

Lacerta  viridis   (Lacertilia);   Tropidonotus  tessellata.  Viper  a  aspis   (Ophidia) 
b       Effects  of  the  destruction  with  X-rays  of  the  anlage  of  the  hypophysis.  Anguis  fragilis 

(Lacertilia) 
c       Researches  on  the  rotation  of  the  egg  in  the  uterus  and  the  orientation  of  the  axis  of  the 

embryo.  Anguis  fragilis  (Lacertilia) 
d       Researches  on  the  development  of  the  limb  buds   (Lacerta  viridis,  L.  sicula)  and  on  the 

factors  involved  in  the  arrest  of  development  of  limb  buds.  Anguis  fragilis  (Lacertilia) 
e       Researches  on  the  development  of  the  phallus.  Lacerta  viridis,  Anguis  fragilis  (Lacertilia), 

Tropidonotus  tessellata   (Ophidia) 
f        Researches  on  the  function  of  endocrine  glands  in  the  embryo.  Anguis  fragilis,  Lacerta 

viridis   (Lacertilia),  Tropidonotus  tessellata   (Ophidia) 
g       Researches  on  the  capacities  of  differentiation   in   vitro    of  anlagen  of  the  genital  tract. 

Anguis  fragilis,  Lacerta   viridis    (Lacertilia),   Tropidonotus  tessellata    (Ophidia) 
h       Effects  of  sexual  and  gonadotropic  hormones  on  the  sexual  differentiation  of  the  embryo. 

Anguis  fragilis,  Lacerta  viridis   (Lacertilia),  Tropidonotus  tessellata   (Ophidia) 
i        Comparative   embryology    of   the   phallus.    (Lacertilia;    Chelonia)    (in   collaboration   with 

C.  PIEAU) 
j        Research  on  RNA  and   DNA  synthesis  of  epidermal  and   mesodermal   cells   in  the  limb 

buds.  Anguis  fragilis,  Lacerta  viridis  (Lacertilia)    (in  collaboration  with  J.  VASSE) 
k       Effects  of  X-rays  on  embryonic  development.  Lacerta  viridis,  Anguis  fragilis  (Lacertilia) 

(in  collaboration  with  C.  PIEAU) 
RAYNAUD    (CHAULIN-SERVINIERE).   Mrs.   J.     Dr.es  Sci.  — -  Serv.  d'Embryol.  Exper. 

de  rinst.  Pasteur,  20  rue  des  Moulins,  95  SANNOIS,  France 
a       Histochemical  researches  on  the  functional  differentiation  of  the  endocrine  glands  in  the 

embryo.  Anguis  fragilis  (Lacertilia) 
b       Culture    in    vitro    of  the  anlage  of  the  sub-maxillary  gland.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Histochemical  researches  on  the  limb  bud.  Anguis  fragilis,  Lacerta  viridis  (Lacertilia) 
RAZEK.    H.   A.     M.D.   —   Dept.   of  Anat.,    Univ.   of   Bern,   26   Biihlstr.,   CH-3012   BERN, 

Switzerland 
a       Comparative  placentation.   (Mammalia) 
REAMS,  W.  M.,  Jr.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Univ.  of  Richmond,  RICHMOND,  Va. 

23173.  U.S.A. 
a       Effects  of  tissue  environment  on  pigment  cell  morphogenesis.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves), 

Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
b       Factors  affecting  pigment  behaviour  in  the  skin.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
c       The  Langerhans  cell:  origin  and  differentiation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
d       Immunochemical  studies  on  the  origin  of  Langerhans  cells.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
REDMAN.  R.  S.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Oral  Biol.,  School  of  Dent.,  Univ.  of  Washington. 

SEATTLE,  Wash.  98105,  U.S.A. 

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a       Development  of  parotid  gland  from  appearance  of  anlage    in   u  t  e  r  o    to  adult  or  mature 

state  (100  days  postnatally) :  correlation  of  biochemical   (exocrine  enzymes,  protein,  RNA 

and  DNA  in  crude  homogenates  of  the  gland)  and  morphologic  (light  and  electron  micro- 
scopic)  observations;  effects  of  dietary  changes  on  the  developmental  pace.  Rattiis  rattus 

(Rodentia) 
REEDER,    R.    H.     Ph.D.    —   Dept.    of   Embryol.,    Carnegie    Inst,    of   Washington,    115    W. 

University  Parkway,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210.  U.S.A. 
a       Regulation  of  nucleic  acid  synthesis  in  early  development.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura) 
REES    (WALLEY),    Mrs.   L.   J.     Ph.D.   —   Marine   Sci.   Labs.,    Univ.   Coll.   of   N.   Wales, 

MENAI  BRIDGE,  Anglesey,  Wales.  U.K. 
REESE,  D.   H.     M.S.  —  Biol.   Div..  Oak  Ridge  Natl.   Lab.,   P.O.  Box   Y,  OAK  RIDGE, 

Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Mechanism  of    in    vitro    activation  of  RNA  synthesis  in  the  iris.   Triturus  viridescens 

(Urodela) 
h       Control  of  depigmentation  in  iris  cells  in  culture.   Triturus  viridescens   (Urodela) 
REMBOLD,    H.     Dr.rer.nat.,    Pr.Doz.    —    Max-Planck-Inst.    f.    Biochem.,    Goethestr.    31,    8- 

MUNCHEN-15,  W.Germany 
a       Isolation  of  the  determining  principles  from  royal  jelly,  responsible  for  queen  establishment. 

-4pi5  melli[ica   (Hymenoptera) 
b       Biochemical   aspects   of   queen   determination;    comparative   studies   on   enzyme   activities, 

mitochondria,   protein   and   nucleic   acid   synthesis   in   queens   and   workers.   Apis  mellifica 

(Hymenoptera) 
c       Biochemical   function  of  biopterin   in  development;   metabolic   studies   with   C14-pteridines. 

Apis  mellifica   (Hymenoptera) 
REMENAR,    M.     M.D.    —   Inst,    of   Embryol.,    Fac.    of   Med.,    Charles    Univ.,    Albertov   4, 

PRAGUE  2,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Submicroscopic  and  cytochemical  studies  on  cleavage.  Mus  rattus   (Rodentia) 
RENFREE,  Miss  M.  B.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  School  of  Gen.  Studies,  Australian  Nat. 

Univ.,  P.O.  Box  4,  CANBERRA,  A.C.T.  2600,  Australia 
a       Physiology  of  the  placenta.  Macropus  eugenii  (Marsupialia) 
RENNELS,  E.   G.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  The  Univ.   of  Texas  Med.   School   at 

San  Antonio,   7703  Floyd  Curl  Drive,  SAN  ANTONIO,  Tex.   78229,  U.S.A. 
a       The  effect  of  benzpyrene  feeding  on  reproduction;   gross  malformations.  Mus  norvegicus 

albinus  (Rodentia) 
REPORTER.  M.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Charles  F.  Kettering  Research  Labs.,   150  E.  South  College 

St..  YELLOW  SPRINGS,  Ohio  45387,  U.S.A. 
a       Metabolic  characteristics  of  the  early  embryo.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Energy  transfer  processes  in  the  early  embryo  and  in  monolayer  cultures.  Gallus  domes- 
ticus (Aves) 
c       Energy   transfer   processes   in   cell-cell    interactions    in   monolayer   cultures.   Rattus   rattus 

(Rodentia) 
RESSOUCHES   (SELMES),  Mrs.  A.-P.       Dr.Biol.anim.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  Exper.,  Fac.  des 

Sci.  de  Bordeaux,  Av.  des  Facultes,  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Developpement  embryonnaire.  Pissodes  spec.   (Coleoptera) 
REVERBERI,  G.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi   18.  90123 

PALERMO,  Italy  • 

a       The  role  of  some  enzymes  in  embryonic  development,   (marine  Invertebrata) 
b       Free  amino  acids  in  embryonic  development, 
c       Analysis  of  eggs  by  electron  microscopy,   (marine  Invertebrata) 
RfiVfiSZ-FERENCZY,  Mrs.  E.       M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Bern,  26  Buhlstr.,  CH- 

3012  BERN,  Switzerland 
a       Radiobiology,   normal   embryology.   Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
b       Radiobiology,  experimental  embryology.  1.  genetics;  2.  placentology.  Mesocricetus  auratus 

(Rodentia) 
REYER,    R.    W.     Ph.D.,    Prof.    —    Dept.    of    Anat.,    Med.    Center,    West    Virginia    Univ., 

MORGANTOWN,  W.Va.  26506,  U.S.A.  • 

a       An  experimental  analysis  of  lens  regeneration:  a  study  of  the  causal  mechanisms  involved 

in  lens  regeneration  from  the  dorsal  iris  and  their  relation  to  the  processes  of  lens  induction 

in  the  embryo.  Triturus  viridescens,  Ambystoma  punctatum  (Urodela) 
b       A   study  of   the   coordinate   induction   systems   operating   in   the   development   of   the  em- 
bryonic lens.   Triturus  viridescens,  Ambystoma  punctatum,  A.  mexicanum   (Urodela) 
c       Studies  on  DNA  synthesis,  cell  division  and  cell  migration  during  lens  and  neural  retina 

regeneration  using  thymidine-H^.   Triturus  viridescens   (Urodela) 
d       A  study  of  stimulating  factors  common  to  lens  and  limb  regeneration.  Triturus  viridescens 

(Urodela) 
REYNAUD,  G.  R.     Dr.spec.  —  Lab.  de  Morphogenet.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  1   Place  Victor 

Hugo,  13  MARSEILLE  3,  France 
a       Etude  des  relations  entre  soma  et  germen.  (Aves) 
REYNOLDS,   S.   R.    M.     Ph.D.,   D.Sc,    Prof.    (Emer.)    —   Dept.   of   Obstet.   and   Gynecol. 

Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.  19104,  U.S.A. 

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a       Fetal  vascular  physiology.  Homo  sapiens.  Lepns  spec,  Ovis  spec.   (Mammalia) 

b       Uterine  contraction  patterns.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

c       Pulmonary  vasculature,  fetal  and  neonatal  condition.  Cavia  spec.   (Rodentia),  Ovis  spec. 

(Artiodacfyla) 
d       Architecture  of  umbilical  blood  vessels,  distended  and  nondistended.  Homo  sapiens   (Pri- 
mates) 
e       Development  of  chemoreceptor  function.  Ovis  spec.   (Artiodactyla) 
f        Sensory  input  and   homeostasis   related  to   fetal   adaptation   to   intra-uterine   environment. 

Ovis  spec.    (Artiodactyla) 
g       Effect  of  psychobiological  stress  and  ageing   on  fertility.  Rattus  rattus   (Rodentia) 
h       Placentogenesis.   Macaca   mulafta.   Homo  sapiens    (Primates) 
i        Placental  blood  flow.  Macaca  mulatta   (Primates) 
REYNOLDS    (KING),   Mrs.  W.  A.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med.,  Univ. 

of  Illinois,   1853  W.Polk  St.,  CHICAGO,  111.  60612,  U.S.A. 
a       Metamorphosis:   uptake  and  localization  of  thyroxine  in  tissues  and  cells,   histochemistry 

of  adenohypophysis.  collagen  deposition.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
b       Fetal  environment:  fetal  contributions  to  amniotic  fluid,  transport  of  insulin  and  cyclamate 

by  hcmochorial  placenta.  Macaca  mulatta,  M.  speciosa   (Primates) 
REYSS-BRION    (DUCREAU),   Mrs.   M.     Dr.es   Sci.  —  In.st.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.   exper. 

du  C.N.R.S.,  49bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 
a       Influence  des  rayons  X  sur  le  developpement  embryonnaire.  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Ucodela). 

Gallus  spec.   (Aves) 
h       Influence  des  rayons  X  sur  le  pouvoir  inducteur  de  la  gastrula.  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela) 
c       Etude   de   I'effet   des   rayons   X   sur  le  developpement   de   la   peau   embryonnaire.   Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
REZENDE,  Miss  E.  S.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  de  Biol.  Geral,  Inst,  de  Cienc.  Biol,  da  U.F.M.G., 

Rua  Carangola  288  -  4°andar,  C.P.  253,  BELO  HORIZONTE,  M.G.,  Brazil 
a       Study   of   the   nuclear  size   and   DNA   content    (cytophotometry)    of   different   organs   in 

embryo  and  larva.  Ascidia  nigra  (Ascidiae) 
b       Study  of  the  DNA  synthesis  with  autoradiography  and  cytophotometry  of  endometrium, 

myometrium  and  placenta.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
REZNIK,  M.     M.D.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Pathol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Univ.  de  Liege,  1  rue  des  Bonnes- 

Villes,  LIfiGE,  Belgium 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
RIBBERT,  D.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Westf.  Wilhelms-Univ.,  Badestr.  9,  44  MONSTER/Westf.. 

W.Germany 
a       Gene   activation  during   morphogenesis   in  the  bristle-forming   cells   of   species   possessing 

polytene  chromosomes.  Calliphora  erythrocephala,  Sarcophaga  carnaria  (Diptera) 
RICE,  A.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  British  Museum    (Nat.  Hist.),  Cromwell  Rd.    LON- 
DON S.W.7,  England 
a       Development  of  laboratory  reared  animals.  Homona  barbata.  Dromia  personata,  Corystes 

cassivelaunus  (Decapoda,  Crustacea) 
RICHARDS,   Mrs.   C.   M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of  Zool.,   Univ.   of   Michigan,   ANN  ARBOR 

Mich.  48104,  U.S.A. 
a       The   production   of   inbred   strains   using    gynogenetic   techniques   of   two   types:    1.   com- 
bination of  egg  nucleus  plus  second  polar  body.  2.  inhibition  of  the  first  cleavage  of  a 

haploid  egg  to  produce  completely  homozygous  diploids.  Rana  pipiens   (Anura) 
h       A  study  of  the  genetics  of  various  mutants  including  albino,  blue,  melanoid,  as  well  as 

mutants   uncovered  by   gynogenesis.  Rana  pipiens   (Anura) 
RICHTER,  R.  H.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Univ.-Frauenklinik,  Schanzeneckstr.   1,  BERN,  Switzerland 
RICKENBACHER,  ].     Dr.med.,  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Gloriastr.  19,  8006  ZURICH, 

Switzerland 
RIECK,  A.  F.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  School  of  Med.,  Marquette  Univ.    561  N 

15th  St.,  MILWAUKEE,  Wis.  53233,  U.S.A. 
a       Studies  about  levels  of  control  during  early  development   (through  early  gastrula),  using 

ultraviolet  as  a  damaging  agent.  Echinarachnius  parma   (Echinoidea) 
b       Differentiation  of  epidermal  cells  under  conditions  of  cell  renewal  following  injury.  Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
RIEGERT,    P.    W.     Ph.D.    —    Dept.    of    Biol.,    Univ.    of    Saskatchewan,    Regina    Campus, 

REGINA,  Sask.,  Canada 
RIKMENSPOEL,   R.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Biol.   Sci.,   State   Univ.   of  New   York   at 

Albany,  ALBANY,  N.Y.  12203,  U.S.A. 
a       Control  mechanisms  of  sperm  motility 
RIMNICEANU,   Mrs.    C.     Dr.med.,    Prof.   —   Centrul   de   Embriol.   Norm.   §i   Patol.,   Acad. 

Republ.   Social.  Romania,  Bul.M.Viteazul  24,  TIMI^OARA,  Rumania 
a       Histochemistry  of  the  placenta.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
RINALDI,  Miss  A.  M.     Dr.Biol.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi  20, 

90123  PALERMO,  Italy 
a       Messenger  RNA  in  unfertilized  eggs.  Arbacia  punctulata  (Echinoidea) 

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RINALDI.   Miss  L.     Dr.Biol.  —  1st.   di  Zool.,   Univ.   di   Parma.  Via  Universita    12,  43100 

PARMA,  Italy 
a       Experimental   morphology   of   bone   induction   and   inhibitory    action   of   thalidomide,    (in 

collaboration  with  B.  SCHREIBER) 
RINAUDO,    M.   T.     Prof.   —    Inst,    of   Biochem.,    Univ.    of   Turin,    Via   Giolitti   34,    10123 

TORINO,  Italy 
a       Induction  by  prolactin  of  thyroid  activation  in  larvae  at  advanced  metamorphic  stages. 

Buh  bufo   (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  R.   BRUNO.   Miss  A.  GUARDABASSI,  M, 

OLIVERO,  E.  CAMPANTICO  and  C.  GIUNTA) 
RISLEY,  P.  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Oregon,  EUGENE,  Ore..  U.S.A. 
RITSCHARD,  R.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Sci.  Dept.,  Cahf.  State  Polytechn.  Coll.,  SAN  LUIS 

OBISPO,  Calif.  93401,  U.S.A. 
a       Histochemical  study  of  epithelio-mesenchymal   relationships   in  skin  development.    (Aves, 

Mammalia) 
b       Autoradiography  and  histochemistry  of  developing   placentae.    (Mammalia) 
RIVERA,  Miss  E.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Michigan  State  Univ.,  EAST  LAN- 
SING, Mich.  48823,  U.S.A. 
a       Analysis   of   hormone   actions   on   mammary    gland    development   in   organ   culture.    Mas 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
RIZKI,  T.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Michigan.  ANN  ARBOR.  Mich. 

48104,  U.S.A. 
a       Mutant  genes  regulating  the  function  and  structure  of  fat  cells  in  the  functional  differen- 
tiation of  the  fat  body   (fluorescence  and  electron  microscopy).  Drosophila  melanogaster 

(Diptera) 
h       The  effects  of  various  nucleic  acid  analogs  in  relation  to  morphogenesis,  especially  those 

substances  which  can  serve  as  mutagens.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
RIZZOLI.  C.     M.D..   Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Gen.  Embryol..  Univ.  of  Bologna,  Via 

Belmeloro  8.  BOLOGNA.  Italy 
ROBERT,  M.     Dipl.Natw.  —  Inst,  fur  Genet.,  Univ.  des  Saarlandes,  66  SAARBRUCKEN 

11,  W.Germany 
a       Regulation  of  gene  activity  and  histone  cytochemistry  in  giant  chromosomes.  Chironomus 

fhummi,  Ch.  tentans  (Diptera) 
ROBERT,  Miss  M.-F.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Univ.  de  Nancy,  31  rue  Lionnois, 

54  NANCY,  France 
ROBERTS,  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Bristol.  BRISTOL  BS8   lUG.  England 
a       Electrophysiology  of  embryos  and  larvae.   (Amphibia) 
ROBERTS.  L.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Idaho,  MOSCOW,  Idaho 

83843,  U.S.A. 
a       Experimental  induction  of  wound  vessel  member  differentiation.  Coleus  blumei  (Labiatae) 

(in  collaboration  with  S.  BABA,  Kyoto,  Japan) 
b       Histochemical  localization  of  enzymes  during  wound  vessel  member  differentiation.  Coleus 

blumei  (Labiatae) 
c       Morphogenesis  and  histochemistry  in  tissue  culture.   (Angiospermae) 

ROBERTSON,   B.     M.D.   —  Dept.   of    Pediat.    Pathol.,   KaroUnska   Hosp.,    10401    STOCK- 
HOLM, Sweden 
a       The  pathology  and  anatomy  of  pulmonary  vasculature  in  congenital  heart  malformations. 

particularly  transposition  of  the  great  arteries.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
ROBERTSON   (PATON),  Mrs.  E.  M.  —  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet..  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West 

Mains  Rd.,  EDINBURGH.  EH9  3JN,  Scotland.  U.K. 
a       Development  of  imaginal  buds.  Drosophila  spec.   (Diptera)    (in  collaboration  with  C.  H. 

WADDINGTON) 
ROBERTSON,  G.  G.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Coll.  of  Basic  Med.  Sci..  Med.  Units, 

Univ.  of  Tennessee,  62  S.Dunlap  St.,  MEMPHIS,  Tenn.  38103,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Virus-induced  abnormalities  in  embryos.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
ROBERTSON.  H.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Anim.  Research  Inst.,  Dept.  of  Agric,  Centr.  Exper.  Farm, 

OTTAWA,  Ont.,  Canada 
a       Role  of  pituitary   gonadotrophins   in  the  development  and  ovulation  of  ovarian  follicles 

in  implantation.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia),  Ovis  aries   (Ariiodactyla) 
ROBERTSON,  P.  B.     M.S.  —  Inst,  of  Marine  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Miami,  1  Rickenbacker  Cause- 
way, Virginia  Key.  MIAMI,  Fla.  33149,  U.S.A. 
ROBINSON.  J.  C.     M.D..Ph.D.  —  Lab.  of  Biomed.   Sci..  Natl.   Inst,  of  Child  Health  and 

Human  Developm..  Natl.  Inst,  of  Health,  BETHESDA,  Md.  20014,  U.S.A. 
a       Characterization  of  pregnancy-associated  enzymes  in  maternal  blood  plasma.  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
ROBISON,  O.  W.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Sci.,  North  Carolina  State  Univ.,  P.O. 

Box  5127,  RALEIGH.  N.C.  27607.  U.S.A. 
a       Genetic   and  maternal   effects  on   development  of  the   neonate;   cross-fostering,   automatic 

sow  and  standard  statistical  analysis.  Sus  scrofa   (Ariiodactyla) 
h       Study  of  early  embryonic  development  by  embryo  transfer;  factors  contributing  to  uterine 

capacity.  Sus  sccofa  (Ariiodactyla) 

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ROCKSTEIN.  M.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol..  Univ.  of  Miami,  P.O.  Box  875.  Bis- 

cayne  Annex,  MIAMI,  Fla.  33152,  U.S.A. 
a       Physiological  basis  of  aging,  growth  and  metamorphosis.  Musca  domestica   (Dipfera) 
h       Metachemogenesis  —  post  emergence  biochemical  maturation.  ( Holometabola,  Insecfa) 
c       Hereditary  vs.   environmental   factors  in  longevity.    (Dipfera,  Hymenopfera) 
d       Effects  of  X-irradiation  on  development,  aging  and  longevity.  Musca  domestica  (Dipteca) 
RODRIGUES  CORREIA,  Mrs.  M.  J.     M.D.  —  Inst,  de  Histol.  e  Embriol..  Fac.  de  Med., 

Av.  Prof.  Egas  Moniz,  LISBOA  4.  Portugal 
a       Ultrastructure  of  the  embryonic  mesonephros.   Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
h       Ultrastructural  cytogenesis  of  the  embryonic  myocardium.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Action  of  ionizing   radiations  upon  the  embryonated  egg.   Gallus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in 

collaboration  with  M.  J.  XAVIER  MORATO) 
ROEDER,  R.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington,  115  W.  Uni- 
versity Parkway.  BALTIMORE.  Md.  21210.  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical  studies  of  early  development.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with 

D.  D.  BROWN) 
ROELS,  F.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Anat..  Univ.  of  Gent,  Ledeganckstr.  35.  GENT,  Belgium 
ROGERS,    K.   T.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of   Anat.,    School   of    Med..    Univ.   of   California,    SAN 

FRANCISCO.  Calif.  94122,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Development  of  the  Na+  +  K+-activated  ATPase  system  in  the  retina  and  the  ciliary 

body.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus   (Lagomorpha) 
ROGUEDA    (VIGNAU).  Mrs.  J.     Dr.Biol.anim.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  Experim.,   Fac.  des  Sci. 

de  Bordeaux,  Av.   des  Facultes,   33  TALENCE,   France 
a       Recherches  experimentales  sur  la  morphogenese  embryonnaire  de  la  tete.  Carausius  spec. 

(Orthoptera) 
ROGULSKA.  Miss  T.     Ph.  D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Warsaw,  Kra- 

kowskie  Przedmiescie  26/28,  WARSZAWA  64,  Poland 
a       Origin    and    fate    of    primordial    germ    cells.    Gallus    domesticus    (Aves),    Mus    musculus 

(Rodentia) 
h       Regulative   capacities   of   blastoderm.    Gallus   domesticus.   Anas   platyrhynchos   domestica 

(Aves) 
ROKYTA,  R.     MUDr.  —  Inst.  Pathophysiol.,  Med.  Fac.  Charles  Univ..  Lidicka  1,  PLZE55, 

Czechoslovakia 
a       Development  of  different  parts  of  medial   geniculate  body    (GM),   and  its  projection  to 

the  homolateral  and  contralateral  cortex.  Pelis  domestica   (Carnivora),  Rattus  norvegicus 

(Rodentia),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
h       Interhemispherical   connections   between   subcortical   auditory    centres,    especially   between 

medial  geniculate  bodies  in  development.  Felis  domestica   (Carnivora),  Rattus  norvegicus 

(Rodentia),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
ROLLHAUSER.    H.     Eh-.med..    Prof.   —  Anat.    Inst,   der   Univ.    Munster.   Vesaliusweg    2-4. 

44  MONSTER/ Wesf.,  W.Germany 
a       Pre-  and  postnatal  development  of  phenol  red  excreting   capacity  of  the  proximal  renal 

tubules  in  relation  to  ultrastructural  tubule  cell  differentiation  (vital  staining,  freeze-drying 

method,  electron  microscopy).  Mus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
ROLLHAUSER   (TER  HORST).  Mrs.  J.  O.  B.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Anat.  Inst.,  Univ.  Munster, 

Vesaliusweg  2-4,  44  MUNSTER/ Westf.,  W.Germany 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
ROLLINS,  E.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  State  Univ.  of  New  York  at  Albany,  ALBANY, 

N.Y.  12203,  U.S.A. 
a       Control  of  tissue-specific  RNA  and  protein  synthesis  in  the  early  embryo.  Rana  pipiens 

(Anura) 
b       Characterization  of  chromatin.  DNA.  RNA  and  protein  at  specific  developmental  stages. 

employing  cell  or  organ  culture  and  nuclear  isolation.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
ROMANOFF,  A.  L.     Ph.D..  Prof.   (Emer.)  —  Lab.  of  Chem.  Embryol..  Cornell  Univ.,  c/o 

105  Rice  Hall.  ITHACA.  N.Y.  14850,  U.S.A. 
a       Chemical  embryology.   (Aves) 
h       Developmental  pathology.   (Aves) 
ROMANOVA.  Mrs.  L.  K.     Cand.med.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R..  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315.  U.S.S.R. 
ROMANOVSK?,  A.     RNDr.,  C.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Exper.  Zool.,  Charles  Univ.,  Vinicna 

7.  PRAHA  2.  Czechoslovakia 
a       Proteins  and  antigens  in  early  development.  (Amphibia)   (in  collaboration  with  J.  MACH A. 

J.  PALECEK  and  A.  MACELA) 
b       Transplantation    of    nuclei    in    relation    to    the    development    of    antigenic    characteristics. 

(Amphibia)   (in  collaboration  with  F.  SLADECEK) 
ROMIJN.  C     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Veter.  Physiol.,  State  Univ.  of  Utrecht,  Alex.  Numan- 

kade  93,  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Physiology  of  respiration  in  embryos  under  influence  of  environmental  conditions.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  W.  LOKHORST) 

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ROOS,  T.  B.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  ScL,  Dartmouth  College,  HANOVER,  N.H. 
03755,  U.S.A. 

a  Biochemical  and  morphological  differentiation  of  the  adrenal  cortex  from  the  anlage  to 
the  functional  state  (12  to  16  days,  stages  19-33)  (electron  microscopy,  histochemistry 
and  organ  culture).  Rattas  noruegicus  (Rodenfia) 

b  Development  of  pituitary  control  of  endrocrine  function;  organ  culture  studies  of  in- 
dependent differentiation  of  mesonephric  ridge  components  in  order  to  determine  their 
interactions  and  competence  and  their  response  to  pituitary  and  neural  control.  Rattus 
noTvegicus  (Rodentia) 

ROOSEN  (RUNGE),  E.  C.  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Struct.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ. 
of  Washington,   SEATTLE,  Wash.  98105,  U.S.A. 

ROSA  C  F.  A  —  Dept.  de  Biol.,  Fac.  Filos.  Cienc.  e  Let.  de  Ribeirao  Preto,  Univ.  de  Sao 
Paulo,  Caixa  Postal  759.  RIBEIRAO  PRETO,  S.P.,  Brazil 

a  Analysis  of  regional  distribution  of  differentiation  tendencies  in  the  presumptive  prosence- 
phalon. Tritucus  alpestris  (Urodela) 

ROSATE,  A.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Umana  Norm,  della  Univ.,  Corso  M.D'Azeglio  52.  10126 
TORINO,  Italy 

ROSE  S  M.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Tulane  Univ., 
F.'  Edward  Hebert  Center,  BELLE  CHASSE,  La.  70037,  U.S.A.  • 

ROSELER,  P.-F.  Dr.  —  Stadt.  Museum  fur  Naturk.,  Gerberau  32,  78  FREIBURG  i.Br., 
W.Germany 

ROSENBAUM,  J.  L.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Kline  Biol.  Tower,  Yale  Univ.,  NEW 
HAVEN,  Conn.  06520,  U.S.A. 

a  Relation  between  flagellar  protein  precursor  pools  and  regeneration  kinetics  studied  in 
amino  acid-requiring  and  paralyzed  flagella  mutants  by  use  of  inhibitors  of  protein  syn- 
thesis (cycloheximide),  assembly  (colchicine,  vinblastine),  pulse-labeling;  isolation,  char- 
acterization, and  in  vitro  polymerization  of  flagellar  microtubule  subunits;  growth 
zones  of  microtubules,  in  vivo  and  in  vitro  by  autoradiography.  (Chlamydomonas 
reinhardi   (Volvocales,  Chlorophyta),   Tetrahymena  pyriformis   (Ciliata) 

ROSENBERG,  A.  J.  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  7  Quai  Saint  Bernard, 
75  PARIS  5e,  France 

a       Developmental  biochemistry 

ROSENBERG,  Miss  M.  R.  M.D.,  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  Albert  Einstein  Coll.  of  Med., 
Yeshiva  Univ.,  Eastchester  Rd.  &  Morris  Park  Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  Bronx,  N.Y.  10461, 
U.S.A. 

a  Molecular  basis  for  the  fetal-to-adult  hemoglobin  synthesis  switch.  Mus  musculus  (Ro- 
dentia) 

h       Genetic  control  of  sperm  differentiation.   Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 

ROSI,  Miss  G.  Dott.Sci.Biol.  —  1st.  di  Biol.  Gener.,  Fac.  di  Med.,  Via  del  Giochetto,  06100 
PERUGIA,  Itaha 

a  Rapporti  tra  rigenerazione  e  neurosecrezione.  Dugesia  lugubris  (Turbellaria),  Allolobo- 
phora  caliginosa   (Oligochaeta) 

b  Influenza  di  alcune  sostanze  simpaticomimetiche  sulla  rigenerazione.  Dugesia  lugubris 
(Turbellaria).  Allolobophora  caliginosa   (Oligochaeta) 

ROSS,  G.  T.  B.A.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Coll.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Western  Ontario,  LONDON, 
Ont.,  Canada 

a       Effect  of  actinomycin  D  on  developmental  processes.   (Teleostei) 

ROSS,  K.  F.  A.  D.Phil.  —  Muscular  Dystrophy  Res.  Labs.,  Newcastle  Gen.  Hosp., 
NEWCASTLE  upon  Tyne  NE4  6BE,  England 

a  The  quantitative  measurement  of  RNA  in  normally  differentiating  myoblasts  growing  in 
tissue  culture,  and  in  comparable  myoblasts  cultured  from  dystrophic  muscle.  Gallus 
domesticus  (Aves).  Mus  musculus  (Rodenfia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates)  (in  collaboration 
with  D.  E.  JANS) 

b  Measurement  of  the  uptake  by  myoblasts  of  RNA  fractions  added  to  tissue  culture  media. 
Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates)  (in  col- 
laboration with  D.  E.  JANS) 

ROSS.  L.  M.  M.D.,  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Branch,  Univ.  of  Texas,  GALVESTON, 
Tex.  77550,  U.S.A. 

a  Production  of  abnormalities  of  the  thymus  using  teratogens  (vitamin  A,  cortisone). 
(Mammalia) 

h  The  role  of  the  embryonic  tongue  in  the  process  of  closure  of  the  secondary  palate. 
(Mammalia) 

ROSSI,  A.  Dr.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.  "Battista  Grassi",  Fac.  di  Sci.,  Univ.  di  Roma,  Via 
A.  Borelli  50,  00161  ROMA,  Italy 

a       Determination  in  the  neural  plate.  Rana  esculenta.  Bufo  bufo   (Anura) 

ROSSINI,  Miss  M.  C.  Dr.nat.sci.  —  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Bologna,  Via  Belmeloro  8, 
BOLOGNA  (103),  Italy 

ROSTAND,  J.     Prof.  —  29  rue  Pradier,  92  VILLE  D'AVRAY,  France  • 

a       Parthenogenese  et  gynogenese;  regulation  chromosomique  par  le  froid.  (Amphibia) 

148 


b       Mutations    (polydactylie,   ectrodactylie.   etc.)    et   anomalies   provoquees   par  le   milieu  ex- 

terieur   (principalement   "Anomalie  P").   (Amphibia) 
c       Action  protectrice  de  la  glycerine  a  legard  de  la   congelation  des  cellules  spermatiques. 

(Amphibia)  r    r?     i      i  t  c 

ROSTEDT.    Miss    I.    B.     M.Sc.    —    Lab.    of    Exper.    Embryol..    Dept.    of    Zool.,    Univ.    ot 

Helsinki,  Arkadiankatu  7,   HELSINKI   10,  Finland 
a       Heterogeneous  inductors  on  embryonic  ectoderm.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Early  embryonic  development.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
ROTH.   T.    F.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of   Biol.,    Univ.    of   California,    San   Diego,    P.O.    Box    109, 

LA  JOLLA,  Calif.  92037.  U.S.A. 
a       Cytochemistry  of  meiotic  development  ?  r  c  c  n 

ROTT    Mrs    N.  N.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R., 

Vavilov  St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Changes   of   mitotic   cycle   in   early    embryogenesis   as   related   to   morphogenetic   nuclear 

function  and  synthesis  of  RNA.  Strong ylocentcotus  nudus  (Echinoidea),  Misgurnus  fossilis, 

Salmo  gairdneri.  Cyprinus  carpio.  Esox  lucius  (Teleostei),  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Uro- 

dela) 
ROUCH.  R.  —  Lab.  Souterrain  du  C.N.R.S.,  09  MOULIS   (Ariege),  France 
ROULSTON.    W.    J.      M.Sc.    —    Long  Pocket  Labs.,  C.S.I.R.O.  Div.  of  Entoraol.,  Meiers 

Rd.,  INDOOROOPILLY  4068.  Brisbane,  Australia 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
ROUSSEL,  C.     Dr.en  Med.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.  A.  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres, 

PARIS  Vie.  France 
a       Mode  d'action  de  certaines  substances  teratogenes  (Triton  WR  1339).  (Mammalia) 
ROUX,  Ch.     Dr.en  Med.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Embryol.,  CHU  Saint-Antoine,  27,  rue  Chaligny, 

75  PARIS  12e,  France 
a       Teratogenic  action  of  inhibitors  of  cholesterol  synthesis.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus 

(Rodentia),   (Primates) 
b       Morphogenesis  of  cardiac  malformations.  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
c       Virus  and  gestation.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
d       Chromosome  aberrations  and  teratogenic  action  of  different  drugs  such  as  thalidomide  and 

cytostatics.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia),  Orycfolagus  cuniculus   (Lago- 

morpha) 
ROUX,  J.  P.     Lic.de  Sci.Nat.  —  Lab.  de  Zool,   Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Grenoble,   Cedex   53,  33 

GRENOBLE.  France  rr    j  ,    > 

a       Histochemical  and  ultrastructural  study  on  teeth  buds.  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela) 
ROWINSKI.  P.     Prof.  —  1st.  di  Fisiol.  gen.  e  spec,  degli  Anim.  domest.  e  Chim.  Biol.,  Univ. 

di  Torino,  TORINO,  Italy  ^^^^ 

ROWLEY,  D.  A.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Univ.  of  Chicago.  CHICAGO, 

111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Cell  interactions  and  homeostasis  in  immune  response 
ROWSON,  L.  E.  A.     M.R.C.V.S.  —  A.R.C.  Unit  of  Reprod.  Physiol,  and  Biochem.,  Univ. 

of  Cambridge,  307  Huntingdon  Rd.,  CAMBRIDGE,  England 
a  Ovum  transplantation  and  artificial  insemination.  (Mammalia) 
RUBEN,   L.   N.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Biol.   Dept.,   The  Reed   Inst.,    PORTLAND,   Ore.   97202, 

U.S.A.  ,    • 

a       Amphibian  neoplasia   (physical  and  chemical  factors  affecting  immunocompetence  and  its 

relation  to  lymphosarcoma  transmissibility  and  development).  Triturus  viridescens,  Xenopus 

laevis,  Rana  pipiens  (Amphibia) 
RUBEN    R    J      M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Otolaryngol.,  School  of  Med..  New  York  Univ.,  550  First 

Ave'.,  Room  H-314,  NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10016,  U.S.A. 
RUCH,  J.  V.     Dr.med.,  Dr.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  1   Place  de  1  Hopital, 

STRASBOURG,  France  • 

a       Chimioteratogenese  (venins).  (Aves) 
h       Action  d'un  corticoide  (phosphate  de  dexamethasone)    in   vivo    et   in   vitro,    f^t^es^; 

Mammalia)  tvtc-iit 

RUDDLE,   F.   H.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Biol.,   Kline  Biol.  Tower,   Yale   Univ.,   NEW 

HAVEN,  Conn.  06520,  U.S.A. 
a       Discrimination   between   genetic   and   epigenetic   events   in   somatic   cells    in    vitro    by 

studying  enzyme  variants.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
RQDEBERG,  S.  I.     Ph.D.  —  Tornblad-Inst.  for  Comp.  Embryol.,  Biskopsgatan  7,  LUND, 

Sweden 
a       Histochemistry  of  cerebellum  during  development.   (Vertebrata) 
RUDNEVA,  T.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Vavilov  St.  26. 

MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 

Time  reqularities  of  the  maturation  process;  temperature  effect  upon  maturation  processes 


in   vivo   and   in   vitro.    (Amphibia)   (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  T.  A.  DETTLAFF) 


RUDNICK,  Miss  D.     Ph.D.,  —  address  unknown 

149 


RUGH,  R.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Radiobiol.   Res.   Lab.   Dept.  of  Radiol.,  Coll.  of  Physicians  5 

Surgeons,  Columbia  Univ.,  630  West  168th  St.,  NEW  YORK,  N.Y.   10032,  U.S.A. 
a       Heterosis  and  X-irradiation  tolerance.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Sensitivity    to    irradiation   of   the    fetal    testes    at    different   stages   of    development.    Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Reparation  of  the  fetal  eye  following  irradiation  insult.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
d       Behavior  following  low-level  fetal  X-irradiation.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
e       Neuropathological  effects  of  ionizing  radiations  on  the  fetus.   (Mammalia) 
f        Behavioral  effects  of  the  fetus  X-rayed  in  utero.   (Mammalia) 
g       Heterosis  and  the  development  of  irradiation  congenital  anomalies.   (Mammalia) 
h       Electroencephalographic  analysis  of  brain  following  fetal  irradiation.   (Mammalia) 
RUMPLER,  Y.     Dr.en  Med.  —  Inst.  d'EmbryoL.  Fac.  de  Med.,  1  Place  de  I'Hopital,  STRAS- 
BOURG, France 
a       Action  d'un  antithyroidien    in    vivo    et    in    vitro.    (Aves;  Mammalia) 
RUNNER,  M.  N.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  for  Developm.  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Colorado,  BOULDER, 

Colo.  80302,  U.S.A.  • 

RUNNSTROM,  J.  A.  M.     M.D.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  The  Wenner-Gren  Inst..  Norrtulls- 

gatan  16,  S-113  45  STOCKHOLM,  Sweden  • 

a       The  activation  impulse  in  fertilization  and  artificial  parthenogenesis.   (Echinoidea) 
b       Fine  cell  structure.   (Echinoidea) 
c       The  bilateral  organization  of  the  egg.   (Echinoidea) 
d       The  role  of  the  animal-vegetal  balance  in  development;  the  character  and  mode  of  action 

of  vegetal  agents.  (Echinoidea) 
e       Extraction   and   fractionation   of   animalizing    and   vegetalizing    substances.    Paracentrotus 

lividus  (Echinoidea)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  HORSTADIUS,  Uppsala) 
RUSAOUEN,   Mrs.   M.     Dr.  —  Lab.   de  Zool.,   Fac.   des  Sci.   de  Grenoble,   Cedex   53,  38 

GRENOBLE.  France 
RUSCH,  H.  P.     M.D..  Prof.  —  McArdle  Lab.  for  Cancer  Research.  Univ.  of  Wisconsin,  450 

N.  Randall  Ave.,  MADISON,  Wis.  53706,  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical   events   associated   with   growth   and   differentiation    (sporixlation).   Physacum 

polycephalum   (Myxomycetae) 
RUSSO-CAIA,  S.     Prof.Inc.  —  1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.,  Fac.  di  Sci.,  Univ.  di  Roma.  Citta 

Universitaria.  00185  ROMA,  Italy 
a       Biochemical  and  cytochemical  studies  on  the  regression  of  the  mesonephros.  Gallus  gallus 

(Aves) 
b       Cytochemical  and  autoradiographic  investigation  on  oogenesis.  Mytilus  edulis  (Mollusca), 

Musca  domestica   (Diptera),  Dytiscus  marginalis  (Coleoptera) 
c       Biochemistry  and  histochemistry  of  metamorphosis.  Mus  domestica  (Diptera) 
RUTH,  R.  F.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Alberta.  EDMONTON, 

Alta.,  Canada 
a       Immunogenetic    analysis   of   graft   rejection    and    graft-versus-host    reactions   in    the   very 

young  animal.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
h       The  origins  of  the  immunoglobulins.  Gallus  gallus   (Aves) 
c       Origin  of  the  immunologically  competent  cell.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
d       Immunofluorescent  localization  of  transplantation  antigens  in  the  developing  animal.  Gallus 

gallus  (Aves) 
e       The  histologic  and  metabolic  maturation  of  the  primordia  of  the  lymphoid  system.  Gallus 

gallus  (Aves) 
RYABININA,  Miss  Z.  A.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
RYCHTER,   Z.     MUDr.   —   Dept.    of   Histol.,   Charles   Univ.,    U.nemocnice   3,    PRAHA   2, 

Czechoslovakia 
RYCZKOWSKI,  M.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Plant  Physiol.,  Jagellonian  Univ.,  Grodzka  53.  KRA- 
KOW, Poland 
a       Physico-chemical  and  physiological  properties  of  the  developing  ovule  and  embryo.  (Mo- 

nocotyledonae.   Dicotyledonae,   Angiospermae;   Gymnospermae) 

1.  Osmotic  gradients  in  the  developing  ovule  and  embryo   (thermoelectric  method) 

2.  Changes  in  the  osmotic  value  of  the  sap  surrounding  the  developing  embryo   (thermo- 
electric method) 

3.  Physiological  activity  of  the  sap  surrounding  the  developing  embryo   (Avena  test) 

4.  pH  of  the  developing  embryo  and  the  surrounding  sap    (RIM  method) 
RYLAND,  J.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  Coll.  of  Swansea,  Singleton  Park,  SWAN- 
SEA, Glamorganshire,  Wales,   U.K. 

RZEHAK,  K.  Ph.D.  —  Dept  of  Biol,  and  Embryol.,  Acad,  of  Med.,  ul.  Kopemika  7. 
KRAKOW,  Poland 

SAAG.  P.  Th.  M.  van  der  M.Sc.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.  (Intern.  Embryol.  Inst.).  Uppsalalaan  1, 
Universiteitscentrum  "De  Uithof",  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 

a  Patterns  of  nucleic  acid  and  protein  synthesis  associated  with  neural  and  endo-mesodermal 
competence  in  the  blastula/gastrula  stage.  Amby stoma  mexicanum  (Urodela)  (in  col- 
laboration with  P.  D.  NIEUWKOOP  and  Miss  G.  A.  UBBELS) 

150 


SABBADIN.   A.     Dr.,    Prof.   —   1st.   di   Biol.   Anim.,    Fac.   di   Sci.,   Via   Loredan    10,   35100 

PADOVA,  Italy 
a       Differentiation  of  pigment  cells.  Botryllus  schlosseri  (Ascidae) 
h       Differentiation  of  germ  cells.  Botryllus  schlosseri  (Ascidiae) 
SACARRAO,  G.  da  FONSECA     Dr.Sc,  Prof.  —  Fac.  de  Ciencias,  Museu  Bocage,  LISBOA. 

Portugal 
a       Development  of  the  epistellar  body.  Octopus  spec,  Argonauta  spec.   (Cephalopoda) 
h       Development  of  the  statocyst.  (Cephalopoda) 
c       Blastokinesis.   Tremoctopus  violaceus   (Cephalopoda) 
SACK,  W.  O.     D.V.M.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Vet.  Coll.,  Cornell  Univ.,  ITHACA, 

N.V.  14850,  U.S.A. 
a       Establishing   a   comprehensive  embryological   slide   collection  of  domestic  and  laboratory 

animals.  Canis  familiaris.  Felis  catus.  Bos  taurus.  Ovis  aries,  Rattus  rattus,  Mus  musculus. 

Cavia  cobaya  (Mammalia)    (in  collaboration  with  H.  E.  EVANS) 
b       Developmental  morphology.  Canis  familiaris  (Carnivora),  Bos  taurus  (Artiodactyla) 
SADOKOVA    Miss  I.  E.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Vavilov 

St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Regeneration  of  myocardium    (biochemical  study).  Oryctolagus  cuniculus   (Lagomorpha) 
SAGAWA    Y.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Harold  L.  Lyon  Arboretum  and  Horticult.  Dept.,  Univ.  of 

Hawaii,  HONOLULU,  Hawaii  96822,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  studies  of  ovule  formation.   (Orchidaceae) 
h       Developmental  studies  of  apical  meristem  explants.   (Orchidaceae) 
c       Studies  of    in    vivo    growth  of  pollen  tubes.   (Orchidaceae) 
SAKAI,  H.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biophys.  and  Biochem.,  Fac.  of  Sci..  Univ.  of  Tokyo, 

7-3-1  Hongo,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO  113.  Japan  • 

a       Cell   division   and   cortical   contractile   protein.   Pseudocentcotus  depressus.   Hemicentrotus 

pulcherrimus  (Echinoidea) 
h       Mitotic  apparatus  and  a  protein  which  catalyzes  transhydrogen  between  the  cell  cortex 

and  the  mitotic  apparatus.  Pseudocentcotus  depressus,  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus  (Echi- 
noidea) 
SAKUN,   Mrs.   O.   F.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Biol.    Inst..   Leningrad   State   Univ..   LENINGRAD 

B-164.  U.S.S.R. 
a       Studies  of  the  effects  of  pituitary  gonadotropins  on  the  various  phases  of  oogenesis,  with 

special    reference    to    the    correlations    between    meiosis    and    vitellogenesis.    Salmo    salar. 

Oncorhynchus  gorbuscha.  Coregonus  lavaretus  pidschian  (Clupeiformes) .  Acerina  cernua 

(Perciformes.  Teleostei) 
SALA,  M.     Dr..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Fordham  Univ..  NEW  YORK.  Bronx.  N.Y.  10458. 

U.S.A.  ,  ^  ^  • 

SALAMATINA,    Miss  N.  V.  —  Dept.  of  Biophysics,  Inst,  of  Exper.  Morphol.,  Acad,  of  Sci. 

of  the  Georgian  S.S.R.,  51   St.  Kamo,  TBILISSI  2,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Role  of  chemical  intercellular  interactions  in  regulation  of  the  rate  of  cell  multiplication 

and  intercellular  syntheses  studied  in  cell  cultures.  (Vertebrata) 
SALAUN,  Miss  J.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  Exper.  du  C.N.R.S..  49bis  Av. 

de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94  NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 
a       Formation   experimentale   d'embryomes   homoplastiques   et   heteroplastiques.   Callus  gallus 

(Aves),  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
h       Influence  reciproque  des  cellules  cancereuses  et  embryonnaires  reunies  sur  un  meme  bote. 

Rattus  rattus,  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
SALLACH,  H.  J.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.  Chem..  Univ.  of  Wisconsin.  1215  Linden 

Drive.  MADISON,  Wis.  53706.  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical  aspects  of  development  and  differentiation    (enzyme  changes;   metabolism  of 

carbohydrates  and  nucleic  acids).  Rana  pipiens.  R.  catesbeiana   (Anura) 
SALLES    I    M.  de     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  de  Biol.  Geral.  Inst,  de  Cienc.  Biol,  da  U.F.M.G..  Rua 

Carangola  288  -  4°   andar.  C.P.  253.  BELO  HORIZONTE.  M.G.,  Brazil 
a       Electron  microscope  study  of  the  germinal  vesicle,  with  special  reference  to  the  '  juxta- 

nucleolar  granules".  Bulo  paracnemis  (Anura) 
SALOM6N  de  LEGNAME,  Mrs.  H.     Dr.Biochem.  —  Inst,  de  Biol.  Univ.  Nac.  de  Tucuman, 

Chacabuco  460,  S.  M.  de  TUCUMAN,  Argentina 
a       Intermediate  metabolism  during  early  development.  Bufo  arenarum  (Anura) 
h       Mitochondria  during   embryogenesis.  Bufo  arenarum   (Anura) 
SALTHE.  S.  N.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Brooklyn  Coll.,  Bedford  Ave.  and  Ave.  H.  NEW 

YORK,  Brooklyn,  N.Y.  11210,  U.S.A. 
a       Mechanism  of  expansion  of  perivitelline  fluid  in  the  egg.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
b      Study  of  the  hatching  enzymes.  (Amphibia) 

c       Development  of  lactic  dehydrogenase  isoenzymes.  Rana  pipiens,  R.  palustris  (Anura) 
SALVATORELLI,   G.     Ph.D.  —  1st.  di  Anat.   Comp.,   Univ.   di   Ferrara.  Via  Scienze    17. 

44100  FERRARA.  Italia 
a       Factors  in  foetal  erythropoiesis.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
h      Erythropoiesis  and  leucopoiesis  during  metamorphosis.  Bu[o  bufo   (Anura) 

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SALZGEBER,  Miss  B.     Dr.es.  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.  du  C.N.R.S.,  49bis 

Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle.  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 

—  Lab.  d'Embryol.  exper.  du  Coll.  de  France,  1 1   Place  Marcelin  Berthelot,  PARIS  Ve, 

France  • 

a       Recherches  sur  Taction  d'agents  physiques  et  chimiques  sur  la  differenciation  sexuelle. 
b       Action  de  substances  chimiques  sur  les  gonades  embryonnaires  cultivees    in    vitro, 
c       Etude  sur  les  associations  de  gonades  embryonnaires  de  deux  classes.  Gallus  spec.  (Aves), 

Mas  spec.   (Rodentia) 
d       Etude  des  effects  teratogenes   (malformations  de  membres)  obtenus  1)   par  I'yperite  azotee 

(chlorethylamine),  2)   par  la  thalidomide    (phtalimidoglutarimide).  Gallus  spec.    (Aves) 
e       Recherches  sur  la  genese  des  malformations  de  membres.   Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
SAMANO    BISHOP,    Miss   A.     Dr.   —    Inst,    de   Biol.,    Univ.    Nac.    Autonoma   de    Mexico, 

MEXICO  20,  D.F.,  Mexico 
SAMLIELLI,  Miss  C.     Dr.  —  1st.  di  ZooL,  Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Celoria  10,  MILANO,  Italy 
SANANES,  Miss  N.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  Natl,  de  la  Sante  et  de  la  Rech.  Med.,  Unite  de 

Physiol,  placentaire,  Hop.  Saint-Antoine,  184,  rue  du  Faubourg  Saint-Antoine,  PARIS  12e, 

France 
a       Ultrastructure  de  la  reaction  deciduale   (Mammalia) 
SANCHEZ   (TEFF),  Mrs.  S.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.,  Fac.  de  Med..  2  rue  Ecole  de 

Medecine,  34  MONTPELLIER,  France 
a       Oogenesis:   synthesis  of  RNA  and  basic  proteins    (autoradiography  with  ^H  orotic  acid 

and  "H  lysine;  electron  microscopy).  Paracentrotus  lividus  (Echinoidea) 
SANDAHL,    B.     M.D.    —    Tornblad    Inst,    for    Comp.    Embryol.,    Biskopsgatan    7,    LUND, 

Sweden 
a       Cytogenetics  in  spontaneously  aborted  embryos.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
SANDER.  K.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Inst.  I    (Zool.)   der  Univ.,  Katharinenstr.  20,  78  FREI- 
BURG, W.Germany  • 
a       Early  stages  of  embryogenesis:  epigenetics  of  segmentation  pattern,  blastokinesis.  Euscelis 

plebejus  (Cicadina,  Homoptera),   (Chironomidae,  Diptera) 
h       Developmental    physiology   of    embryonic    mycetomes.    Euscelis   plebejus    and   other   spp 

(Cicadina,  Homoptera) 
SANDOR,    S.     Dr.med.    —    Centrul    de    Embriol.    Norm,    .^i    Patol.,    Acad.    Republ.    Social. 

Romania,  Bul.M.Viteazul  24,  TIMI§OARA,  Rumania 
a       Teratological  tests  in  early  developmental  stages.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Embryonic  pathology.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
c       Development  of  embryonic  axial  organs.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 

d       Time-lapse   cinematography  of  early   embryonic  development.   Gallus  domesticus    (Aves) 
SANG,  J.  H.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  School  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Sussex,  Falmer,  BRIGHTON, 

Sussex,  England 
a       Analysis  of  developmental  effects  of  melanotic  tumor  genes,   using   germ-free  techniques. 

Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
h       Culture  of  embryonic  cells.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
SANN.  A.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Marischal  Coll.,  Univ.  of  Aberdeen.  ABERDEEN 

AB9  IAS,  Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Morphological  studies  of  chick  embryo  fibroblasts,  in  monolayer  culture,  affected  by  the 

addition    of    Kirby-prepared    rat    liver    RNA    extracts,    nucleotides,    enzymes    etc.    Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
h       Autoradiographic  studies  of  H^-uridine  and  H^-RNA  incorporation  into  embryonic  fibro- 
blasts. Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
SANTAMARIA,    P.     M.Sc.   —    Sect.    Developm.    Genet.,    Inst,    of    Genet,    and    Anthropol.. 

Velazquez  144,  MADRID  6.  Spain 
a       Analysis  of  wing  development  in  scalloping  mutants  by  means  of  somatic  recombination: 

allele  homozygosity  at  different  times  of  development,  and  clonal  analysis  of  the  mutant 

wing.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
SANT'ANA,  Miss  Y.  X.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  de  Biol.  Geral,  Inst,  de  Cienc.  Biol,  da  U.F.M.G., 

Rua  Carangola  288  -  4°  andar,  C.P.  253,  BELO  HORIZONTE,  M.G.,  Brazil 
a       Cyto-embryology  (DNA  and  nuclear  size  in  development).  Tilapia  melanopleura  (Teleos- 

tei) 
SANTORO   D'ANGELO.    Mrs.   L.     Dr.   —   1st.   di   Biol.   Gen.,    Univ.   di    Roma,   Policlinico 

Umberto  I,  00100  ROMA,  Italy 
SASAKI,   M.     D.Sc.  —  Anim.   Chromosomes   Research   Unit,   Fac.   of   Sci.,   Hokkaido   Univ., 

North  10.  West  8.  SAPPORO,  060  Japan 
a       Chromosome  studies  in  early  embryogenesis,  with  special  reference  to  spontaneous  abor- 
tion, maldevelopment  and  sex  ratio.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
SASAKI,  N.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Kyushu  Univ.,  Hakozaki,  FUKUOKA, 

812,  Japan 
a       Change  of  regional  effect  in  primary  induction  with  special  reference  to  molecular  struc- 
ture of  inducing  agent.  Triturus  pyrrhogaster  (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Transformation  of  primarily  activated  ectoderm  by  RNA.  Triturus  pyrrhogaster  (Ucodelai 

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SATHANANTHAN.   A.   H.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of  Zool.,   Univ.   of   Ceylon,   COLOMBO   3. 

Ceylon 
a       Morphological,  cytochemical  and  ultra-structural  aspects  of  early  development  from  second 

maturation  division   (oviposition)   to  the  post-gastrula  stage.  Arion  ater  rufus  (Pulmonata, 

Gastropoda) 
h       Cell  movements  in  morphogenesis.  Arion  atcc  rufus  (Pulmonata,  Gastropoda) 
SATO.  G    H.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box  109, 

LA  JOLLA.  Calif.  92037,  U.S.A. 
a       Induction  and  maintenance  of  differentiated  cell  functions    in    vitro 
SATO,  H.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania.  217  Leidy  Lab.,  PHILA- 
DELPHIA. Pa.  19104,  U.S.A. 
a       Thermodynamics   of   molecular   association    in   the    isolated   spindle,   studied   on   meiosis-I 

metaphase  in  the  oocyte  (kinetic  analysis,  birefringence  measurements).  Pisaster  ochraceus 

(Asteroidea) 
h       Crystallization  of  the  spindle  protein  in  the  living  mature  oocyte.  Pectinaria  gouldi  (Poly- 

chaeta).  Asterias  forbesi,  Pisaster  ochraceus  (Asteroidea) 
SATO,   T.     D.Sc,    D.phil.nat.,    Prof.    (Emcr.)    —   Biol.    Inst.,    Fac.    of   Sci.,    Nagoya    Univ., 

Chikusa-ku,  NAGOYA,  Japan  • 

SAUNDERS,  D.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West  Mains  Rd..  EDIN- 
BURGH 9,  Scotland.  U.K. 
SAUNDERS,  J    W.,  Jr.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.   Sci..   State  Univ.  of  New  York  at 

Albany,  ALBANY,  N.Y.  12203,  U.S.A.  • 

a       The  role  of  ectoderm  in  the  development  of  the  limbs.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       An  analysis  of  the  factors   affecting   tract-specificity   in  embryonic   feather  areas.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Ectoderm-mesoderm  interactions  in  formation  of  the  limbs.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Cellular    deaths    in    morphogenesis.    Gallus    domesticus    (Aves),    Campanulacia    flexuosa 

(Coelenferata) 
SAUSSEY,  M.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Biol,  et  Ecol.,  Univ.  de  Caen,   14  CAEN,  France 
a       Regeneration,  sexuality  and  diapause.  Allolobophora  icterica,  A.  spp.   (Oligochaeta) 
SAUZIN,    Miss    M.    J.    —    Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.,  Univ.  de  Paris,  Fac.  des  Sci  d'Orsay,  91 

ORSAY,  France 
a       Etude  ultrastructurale  du  blasteme  de  regeneration:  la  differenciation  des  neoblastes.  (Pla- 

nariidae,  Turbellaria) 
SAWADA,    N.      D.Sc,    Prof.    —    Biol.   Inst.,  Ehime  Univ.,  Bunkyo-cho,   MATSUYAMA, 

790,  Japan 
a       Ultrastructural  changes  in  oogenesis.  (Echiuroidea;  Sipunculoidea;  Lamellibranchia) 
h       Structural  changes  of  cortical  layers  in  marine  eggs.   (Echiuroidea;  Polychaeta;  Lamelli- 
branchia) 
SAWAI,  T.     B.A.  —  Embryol.  Sect.,  Biol.  Dept.,  Tokyo  Metropolitan  Univ.,  2-1-1   chome, 

Fukazawa-machi,   Setagaya-ku,  TOKYO    (158),   Japan 
a       Studies  of  cleavage.   Triturus  pyrrhogaster  (Urodela) 

SAWIN,  P.  B.     ScD.  —  The  Jackson  Lab..  BAR  HARBOR,  Me.  04609,  U.S.A. 
a       Normal  and  abnormal  variations  in  growth  of  the  skeleton  in  inbred  races  and  in  stocks 

carrying  the  dwarf  genes  Dw,  Da  and  ac  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
SAXeN,  L.  O.     M.D.,  Phil.lic,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Exper.  Embryol.,  Ill  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Univ. 

of  Helsinki.  Haartmaninkatu  3,  HELSINKI  25,  Finland  • 

a       Mechanism  of  primary  induction.    Triturus  spec.    (Urodela)    (in  collaboration   with   S.   I. 

TOIVONEN,  Dept.  of  Zool.) 
b       Mechanism   of   kidney    tubulogenesis.    Mus   musculus    (Rodentia)    (in    collaboration    with 

J.  J.  WARTIOVAARA  and  others) 
c       Drug-induced  teratogenesis    in    vitro.    Mus  musculus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with 

A.  LAHTI  and  I.  KAITILA) 
d       Virus-induced    abnormalities    in    embryonic    development.    Homo    sapiens    (Primates)    (in 

collaboration  with  O.  J.  KOSKIMIES,  Dept.  of  Zool.) 
SAXOD,  R.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool..  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Grenoble,  Cedex  53,  38  GRE- 
NOBLE, France 
a       Experimental   study   of   the   differentiation   of    the    cutaneous   sensory    corpuscles.    Gallus 

domesticus.  Anas  boschas   (Aves) 
h       Electron  microscopical  study  of  histogenesis  and  cholinesterases  of  Herbst's  and  Grandry's 

cutaneous  sensory  corpuscles.  Anas  boschas  (Aves) 
c       Effects  of  X-rays  on  the  innervation  of  the  skin.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
SAZHINA,  Miss  M.  V.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Phenogenet.  Lab.,  Inst,  of  Gen.  Genet.,  Acad,  of 

Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R..  Profsojuznay  St.  7    (1).  MOSCOW  B-133.  U.S.S.R. 
a       Developmental  study  of  mutational  effects  of  genes  wich  lead  to  eye  abnormalities.  Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
SCALI,  V.     Dr.Nat.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp.  dell'Univ.,  Via  A.  Volta  4.  PISA. 

Italy 
a       Cytology  and  development.   (Cheleutoptera) 

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SCARANO,  E.  —  Lab.  Internaz.  di  Genet,  e  Biofis.,  via  G.  Marconi   10.  80125  NAPOLI, 

Italy  • 

SCHACyfi,    J.    P.     M.D.,    Ph.D.    —    Netherl.    Central    Inst,    for    Brain    Research,    IJdijk    28. 

AMSTERDAM-O..  Netherlands 
a       Development   and   maturation   of   structure   and    function   of   the   central   nervous   system. 

Raftus    noTvegicus    (Rodentia),    Ocyctolagus    cuniculus    (Lagomocpha),    Macaca    mulatta 

(Primates) 

1.  Electrical  patterns  -  EEG.  evoked  potentials. 

2.  Spreading  depression  and  convulsion  mechanisms. 

3.  Effect  of  X-irradiation  and  enzyme  inhibitors. 

4.  Structural  organization  of  dendritic  patterns. 

SCHAIBLE.  R.   H.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.   Dept.,   Indiana  Univ..  BLOOMINGTON.   Ind.  47401. 

U.S.A. 
a       Genetic  control  of  differentiation  and  proliferation  of  pigment  cell  populations;  embryonic 

and  postnatal  stages;  tissue  transplantation  and  genetic  breeding  tests.  Poecilia  reticulata 

(Teleostei),    Ambystoma    mexicanum    (Urodela),    Gallus    gallus    (Aves),    Mus    musculus 

(Rodentia) 
SCHARLOO,  W.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Genet.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Utrecht.  Opaalweg  20,  UTRECHT. 

Netherlands 
a       Effect  of  environmental  factors  and  selection  on  the  development  of  mutant  characters. 

Drosophila  melanog aster  (Diptera) 
h       Induction  of  morphological  aberrations  by  antimetabolites.  Drosophila  melanogasfer  (Dip- 
tera) 
SCHEEPERS,   G.   J.     B.Sc.   —   Dept.   of  Zool..   Univ.   of   Pretoria,   Hillcrest.    PRETORIA, 

S  Africa 
SCHEIB  (PFLEGER).  Mrs.  D.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.  du  C.N.R.S.. 

49bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 

—  Lab.    d'Embryol.    exper.    du    Coll.    de    France,    11    Place    M.    Berthelot,    PARIS    Ve, 

France  • 

a       Etude  comparative  sur  I'apparition  et  la  localisation  des  steroides  deshydrogenases  chez 

I'embryon   (histoenzymologie).  Effet  de  substances  inhibitrices.  Gallus  domesticus,  Cotuf 

nix  japonica  (Aves) 
h       Etude  de  I'ultrastructure  de  la  lignee  interstitielle  dans  les  gonades  de  I'embryon.  (Aves) 
SCHERRER,  K.  —  Inst.  Suisse  de  Rech.  Exper.  sur  le  Cancer,  21  rue  Bugnon.  LAUSANNE, 

Switzerland  • 

SCHIEBLER,  T.  H.     Dr.med.,  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ..  Koellikerstr.  6,  87  WORZ- 

BURG,  W.Germany 
a       Experimental   investigation   of   the   kidney   using    actinomycin    D    in   order   to   study    the 

formation  of  enzymes  during   development.   Rattus  norvegicus    (Rodentia) 
h       Chemo-differentiation    of    the    optic    system    by    enzyme-histochemical    and    experimental 

methods.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
c       Chemo-differentiation   of   the   thalamus   by   enzyme-histochemical    methods    (histochemical 

and  functional  development  of  various  thalamic  nuclei).  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
SCHILT,  J.     Lic.es  Sc.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,   Fac.  des  Sci.   de  Nancy,  30  rue  Ste  Catherine, 

54  NANCY,  France 
a       Teratologie:   origine,   evolution  et  transmission  des  lesions,   excroissances   et  duplications. 

Dugesia  tigrina    (Turbellaria)    (en   collaboration  avec   F.   STEPHAN) 
b       Roles    respectifs    du    systeme   nerveux    et    des    territoires    dans    la    regeneration.    Dugesia 

lugubris   (Turbellaria) 
SCHIMKE,  R.  T.     M.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of   Pharmacol..  School  of  Med.,   Stanford  Univ., 

STANFORD,  Calif.  94305.  U.S.A. 
a       Hormonal  regulation  of  oviduct  development  and  specific  cell  function.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
h       Hormonal  regulation  of  ovalbumin  synthesis  and  ovalbumin  messenger  RNA  content  of 

oviduct  tubular  gland  cells.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
SCHLESINGER,  A.  B.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Biol,   Creighton  Univ.,   2410  California 

St.,  OMAHA,  Neb.  68131,  U.S.A. 
a       Phase    cinematographic   time-lapse    recording    of   morphogenetic   movements   of   marginal 

tissue.  Gallus  spec.  (Aves) 
b       Cytoplasmic   nucleic   acids   involved   in  growth   control   of  marginal   tissue.   Gallus  spec. 

(Aves) 
SCHLOOT,  W.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Inst,   fiir  Humangenet.  der  Univ.,  Martinistr.  52.  2  HAM- 
BURG 20.  W.Germany 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
SCHLUTER,  G.     Dr.med.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ..  Abt.   fiir  Neuroanat..  Nussallee   10.  53 

BONN.  W.Germany 
a       Embryology  of  the  brain.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Teratogenesis  in  the  nervous  system.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
SCHMATOLLA,  E.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Grad.   School  of  Arts   and  Sci.,  New  York 

Univ.,  Washington  Square.  NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10003,  U.SA. 

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a       Development  of  the  eye,  optic  nerve,  and  optic  tectum  in  reciprocal  transplants  of  eye 

rudiments  between  embryos  of  varieties  with  and  without  eyes.  Astyanax  mexicanus  (syn. 

Anoptichthyes  jordani)   (Teleostei) 
SCHMEKEL,   Miss   M.  L.     Dr.phil.  —  Arbeitsgr.   Biochem.   Embryol..   Max-Planck-Inst.   fur 

Zellbiol,  Abt.  Bauer,  Melanchthonstr.  36,  D  7400  TUBINGEN,  W.Germany 
a       Fine  structure  of  embryo.  Paracenfrotus  lividus,  Psammechinus  miliaris  (Echinoidea) 
SCHMERLING.  J.  G.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Vavilov 

St.  26.  MOSCOW  B-133.  U.S.S.R. 
a       Effect  of  gonadotropins  and  changes  in  the  germinal  vesicle  and  in  the  oocyte  cytoplasm 

during   maturation.    (Acipenseridae,   Chondrostei;  Amphibia)    (in   collaboration  with   Mrs. 

T.  A.  DETTLAFF) 
b       Cytoplasmic  DNA  of  oocytes  and  somatic  cells 
SCHMIALEK.    P.     Dr.med..    Dipl.Chem.   —   Inst,   fiir   Physiol.   Chemie,   Freie    Univ.    Berlin. 

Arnimallee  22,  1  BERLIN  33,  W.Germany 
a       Hormonal  effects  in  metamorphosis.  (Insecta) 
h       Nucleo-cytoplasmic  interrelations  in  somatic  cells. 
SCHMID,  V.  S.     Dipl.Phil.II.  —  Zool.-Vergl.  Anat.  Inst.,  Univ.  Zurich,  Kunstlergasse   16. 

8006  ZURICH.  Switzerland 
a       Differentiation  potentialities  of  cells.  (Scyphozoa) 

SCHMID,  W.     Dr.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ..  Gloriastr.  19,  8006  ZURICH,  Switzerland 
SCHMIDT,  A.  J.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med.,   Univ.  of  Illinois,    1853 

W.Polk  St..  CHICAGO.  111.  60612,  U.S.A. 
a       The  hormonal  influences  on  regenerating  systems.  Triturus  viridescens  (Urodela) 
b       The  chemistry  of  regenerating  systems.   Triturus  viridescens   (Urodela) 
c       The  fine  structure  of  cells  and  tissues  of  regenerating  systems.  Triturus  viridescens  (Uro- 
dela) 
d       The  histo-  and  cytochemistry  or  repairing  cutaneous  wounds.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
SCHMIDT.  G.  A.     Dr.biol.sci..  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Evolut.  Morphol.  and  Ecol.  of  Anim..  Acad. 

of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Lenin  Ave.  33,  MOSCOW  V-71,  U.S.S.R. 
SCHMIDT.  G.  H.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Inst,  fiir  Angew.  Zool.,  Univ.  Wiirzburg,  Rontgenring  10. 

87  WURZBURG.  W.Germany 
a       Postembryonic   development   of   holometabolic    forms.    Esp.   Formica   polyctena    (Hymen- 

optera) 
SCHNEIDER.  H.     M.D.  —  Inst.  Natl,  de  la  Sante  et  de  la  Rech.  Med..  Unite  de  Physiol. 

placentaire.  Hop.  Saint-Antoine,  184,  rue  du  Faubourg  Saint-Antoine,  PARIS  12e.  France 
a       Perfusion    of    the    placenta;    double-perfusion    technique;    passage    of    vital    dyes.    Homo 

(Primates) 
SCHNEIDERMAN.  H.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Organismic  Biol.,  School  of  Biol.  Scis.,  Univ. 

of  California.  IRVINE.  Calif.  92664.  U.S.A.  • 

SCHNETTER,  W.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Physiol.  Lehrstuhl.  Berlinerstr.   15, 

6900  HEIDELBERG.  W.Germany 
a       Early  embryology.  Leptinotarsa  decemlineafa  (Coleoptera) 

h       Morphogenetic  function  of  egg  components;  transplantation  of  nuclei  and  ooplasm.  Lep- 
tinotarsa decemlineata  (Coleoptera) 
c       Synthesis  of  RNA  and  protein  during  early  embryogenesis.   (Insecta) 
SCHOELLER   (RACCAUD).  Mrs.  J.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol,  des  Insectes.  Fac.  des 

Sci..  7  quai  St.  Bernard,  PARIS  5e,  France  • 

a       Analyse  experimentale  de  la  cephalogenese  larvaire  et  imaginale.  Calliphora  spec.   (Dip- 

tera) 
SCHOLL,  G.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  I.  Zool.   Inst.,  Naturw.  Fak.,   Friedrich- Alexander  Univ.,  Uni- 

versitatsstr.  19,  852  ERLANGEN,  W.Germany 
a       Development  of  the  head  and  prothorax.  Carausius  morosus  (Phasmidoptera) 
h       Development.  Limulus  polyphemus  (Xiphosura) 
SCHOONEVELD,  H.     M.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Entomol.,  Agric.  Univ.,  Binnenhaven  7.  P.O.B.  62, 

WAGENINGEN.  Netherlands 
SCHOONHOVEN,  L.  M.     Dr.  —  Lab.  of  Entomol..  Agric.  Univ..  Binnenhaven  7,  P.O.B.  62, 

WAGENINGEN,  Netherlands 
SCHOTTfi,   O.   E.     Ph.D.,   Prof.    (Emer.)    —   Dept.   of  Biol.,   Amherst   Coll..   AMHERST, 

Mass.  01002.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Regression  effect  in   tadpole   limb  regeneration    (stages   4   to    12)    following   exposure  to 

ionizing  radiation.  Rana  pipiens.  R.  clamitans,  R.  catesbeiana  (Anura) 
h       Control  of  regression  effects  in  larval  limb  regeneration  after  irradiation  of  blastemata  of 

varying  age  (5-20  days).  Triturus  (Notophthalmus)  spec,  Salamandra  maculosa  (Urodela) 
c       Influence  of  ionizing   radiation  upon  morphogenesis   in  regeneration  and  in  ontogenesis. 

Salamandra   maculosa,  Siredon   mexicanum,    Triturus   spec.    (Urodela),  Rana  pipiens,  R. 

catesbeiana  (Anura) 
SCHOWING,  J.     Dr.es  Sci..  Prof.  —  Inst,  de  Zool.  et  d'Anat.  Comparee.  Univ.  de  Fribourg, 

1700  FRIBOURG.  Switzeriand 
a       Recherches  des  inducteurs  cephaliques;  leur  action  sur  la  morphogenese  du  crane.  Callus 

gallus  (Aves) 

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b       Etude  experimentale  de  la   cydopie,   consequences   sur  le  developpement   cranien.   Gallus 

gallus  (Aves) 
SCHRAMM,  B.     Dr.en  Med..  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-EmbryoI.  B,  Fac.  de  Med..  45  rue  des 

Sts.Peres,  PARIS  Vie,  France 
a       Placenta  et  annexes  foetales.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Malformations.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
SCHREIBER,  B.     Prof.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Parma,  Via  Universita  12,  43100  PARMA, 

Italy  • 

a       Experimental  morphology  of  bone  induction  and  inhibitory  action  of  thalidomide,   (in  col- 
laboration with  Miss  L.  RINALDI) 
SCHREIBER.  G.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  de  Biol.  Geral.  Inst,  de  Cienc.  Biol,  da  U.F.M.G., 

Rua  Carangola  288  -  4°andar,  C.P.  253.  BELO  HORIZONTE.   M.G..  Brazil 
a       Relations  between  DNA  and  nuclear  size  (non-histonic  proteins)  among  specialized  tissues 

of  adult,   embryonic  tissues,   and   germinal   line.   Biomphalaria    (=    Australorbis )   glabrata 

(Pulmonata,  Gastropoda),  Aplysia  brasiliana.  Bulla  striata   (Ophisthobranchia,  Gastropoda) 
h       Study  of  nuclear  size  and  DNA  content   (cytophotometry)   of  different  organs  in  embryo 

and  larva.  Ascidia  nigra  (Ascidiae) 
c       Study  of  the  DNA  synthesis  of  endometrium,  myometrium  and  placenta   (autoradiography 

and  cytophotometry).  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
SCHROEDER,    P.    C.     Ph.D.    —    Dept.    of    Zool.,    V/ashington    State    Univ.,    PULLMAN. 

Wash.  99163.  U.S.A. 
a       Oogenesis  and   its  hormonal   control:    1.    in    vitro    study  of  possible  material   transfer 

from  coelomocytes  to  coelomic  oocytes.  2.  studies  of  nucleolus  formation  in  eleocytes  and 

autoradiography  of  uridine  metabolism.  3.  possible  hormonal  control  of  fertilizin  synthesis 

during  oogenesis.  Nereis  grubei  (Polychaeta) 
SCHRYVER,  H.  F.     Ph.D.,  D.V.M.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Large  Anim.  Med.,  New  York  State 

Vet.  Coll.,  Cornell  Univ.,  ITHACA.  N.Y.  14850.  U.S.A. 
a       Morphologic   and   biochemical    aspects   of   skeletal   development   of   the   early    embryo    in 

organ  culture.  (Mammalia) 
b       Studies   on   chondrocyte    hypertrophy    including    influences   on   hypertrophy    and    fate   of 

hypertrophic  cells.    (Mammalia) 
c       Calcium  metabolism  in  development.   (Mammalia) 
SCHUETZ,  A.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Popul.  Dynamics.  School  of  Hyg.  and  Publ.  Health, 

Johns  Hopkins  Univ.,  615  N.  Wolfe  St..  BALTIMORE.  Md.  21205,  U.S.A. 
a       Control  and  secretion  of  gonadotrophic  hormones.   (Mammalia) 
b       Gonadal   steroidogenesis.    (Amphibia;  Mammalia) 
c       Testis  differentiation  and  spermatogenesis.    (Mammalia) 
d       Oocyte  maturation.    ( Asteroidea;  Amphibia;  Mammalia) 
SCHULMAN.  H.  M.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Univ.  of  California.  San  Diego.  P.O.  Box  109. 

LA  JOLLA.  Calif.  92037.  U.S.A. 
a  Development  of  erythroid  tissues. 
SCHULTZ.  Miss  I.     Dipl.biol.  —  Inst,  fiir  Zellphysiol..  Deutsche  Akad.  der  Wissensch.  zu 

Berlin.   Lindenberger  Weg   70.    1115   BERLIN-Buch.   East.Germany 
SCHULTZ.  R.  L.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   Univ.  of  Colorado  Med.  School.  4200 

E.  9th  Ave..  DENVER.  Colo.  80220.  U.S.A. 
SCHUMACHER.  G.  H.     Dr.med..  Dr.med.dent.,  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Gertruden- 

str.  9,  25  ROSTOCK   1,  East.Germany 
a       Allometrische  Organuntersuchungen  und  Osteogenese.  Mesocricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
h       Craniogenese  und  Osteogenese.  Larus  ridibundus,  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
c       Experimentelle   Untersuchungen    zur    Frage   von    Organ-    und    Schadelveranderungen    auf 

Grund   statischer  Veranderungen   in   der   Postnatalperiode    (Amputation   der   Vorderextre- 

mitaten).  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
SCHUNZEL.  G.     Dr.rer.nat.  —   Biol.   Inst..   Med.  Akad.,   Erich-Weinertstr.  3.  3014   MAG- 
DEBURG. East.Germany 
SCHWAIER.   Miss  A.     Dr.  —  Stadt.   Museum   fur  Naturk.,  Gerberau  32,   78   FREIBURG 

i.Br..  W.Germany 
SCHWANDER.  J.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Gener..  Fac.  des  Sci.,  15  Place  Carnot,  54  NANCY, 

France 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
SCHWARTZ,  R.  J.     B.S.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Grad.  School  of  Arts  and  Sci.;  Lab.  of  Histol. 

and   Embryol.,   School   of   Dental   Med..   Univ.   of   Pennsylvania.    PHILADELPHIA,    Pa. 

19104.  U.S.A. 
a       Embryonic  development  of  neural  retinal  tissue  in  relation  to  protein  products  and  nucleic 

acid  synthesis.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
SCHWARTZ,  V.     Dr.rer.nat..  Prof.  —  Zool.   Inst,  der  Univ..   Holderlinstr.   12,   74  TUBIN- 
GEN. W.Germany 
SCHWEIGER.  H.  G.     Dr.med.  —  Max-Planck.  Inst,  fur  Zellbiol..  Anton-Dohrn-Weg,  Post- 

fach  1009  D  294  WILHELMSHAVEN.  W.Germany 
a       Biochemical  aspects  of  nucleo-cytoplasmic  interrelationships,    (unicellular  Algae) 
b       Autonomy  of  chloroplasts.   (Algae) 

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c       RNA-synthesis  in  anucleate  cells.    (Algae) 

d       Cooperation  between  different  subcellular  components  in  morphogenesis.   (Algae) 

SCHWEISTHAL,   M.   R.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dcpt.   of  Oral   Biol.,   School  of   Dent.,   Univ.   of 
Kentucky.  LEXINGTON,  Ky.  40506,  U.S.A. 

SCOTHORNE,   R.    J.     M.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Anat.,    Med.    School,   The   Univ.,    NEW- 
CASTLE upon  Tyne   1.  England 

SCOTT,  T.  K.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Botany,  Univ.  of  North  Carolina,  CHAPEL  HILL, 
N.C.  275H,  U.S.A. 

a       Auxin  movement;   the   relation   between   transport   and   growth   in  seedlings   as   influenced 
by  age  and  light.  Pisiim  sativum  (Leguminosae),  Zea  mays  (Gramineae) 

h       Apical  dominance;  characterization  of  the  hormonal  control  exhibited  by  shoot  apices  in 
lateral  bud  suppression.  Pisum  sativum  (Leguminosae),  Coleus  blumei  (Labiatae) 

SCRIBA,  M.  E.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Ketzerbach  63,  355  MARBURG/Lahn, 
W.Germany 

a       Developmental  abnormalities  caused  by  lethal  factors.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 

SEAGO,  J.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  State  Univ.  Coll.,  OSWEGO,  N.Y.   13126,  U.S.A. 

a       (Irowth   phenomena  of  the   germinating   .seedling.  Ipontocn   purpurea    (Convolvulacea) 

h       The  initiation  and  establishment  of  the  vascular  connection  between  main  and  lateral  roots. 
Ipomoea  purpurea  (Convolvulaceae) 

c       Developmental  changes  in  the  apical  meristem.  Ipomoea  purpurea   (Convolvulaceae) 

SEALE,  R.  U.         Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Colorado  Med.  School,  4200  E.  9th 
Ave.,  DENVER,  Colo.  80220,  U.S.A. 

SEARLS,    R     L.     Ph.D.,    Prof.    —    Dept.    of    Biol.,    Temple    Univ.,    Broad    and    Berks    St.. 
PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.    19122,  U.S.A. 

a       Ectoderm-mesoderm  interaction  in  limb  development.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 

b       Metabolic  changes  in  development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

c       Biochemistry  of  development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

SEDLACEK,  J.     M.D.,  Ph.D.  —  Lab.  of  Embryophysiol.,  Inst,  of  Physiol.,  Fac.  of  Gen.  Med., 
Charles  Univ.,  Albertov  5,  PRAGUE  2,  Czechoslovakia 

a       Development   of   spontaneous   and    evoked    phasic    activity    of    CNS    in   prenatal    period. 
(Aves;  Mammalia) 

b       Development  of  low  and  high  frequency  impedance  in  fetal  brain  tissue.  (Aves;  Mammalia) 

c       Development  of  steady  and  membrane  potential  in  fetal  brain.  (Aves;  Mammalia) 

d       Development  of  extracellular  environment  of  fetal  brain   (physical  and  chemical).   (Aves; 
Mammalia) 

e       Development  of  membrane  ATP-ase  system  in  fetal  brain  tissue.   (Aves) 

SEDRA,  S.  N.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,   Fac.  of  Sci.,  Alexandria  Univ.,  Moharram 
Bey,  ALEXANDRIA,  Egypt,  U.A.R.  • 

a       Behaviour  of  egg  laying.  Rana  fusca.  Bufo  regularis  (Anura) 

h       The  chronological  order  of  ossification.  Bufo  regularis  (Anura) 

c       The  development  of  the  urogenital  system.  Bufo  regularis  (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with 
M.  I.  MICHAEL  and  S.  H.  KHALIL) 

SEECOF,  R.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  City  of  Hope  Med.  Center,   1500  E.  Duarte  Rd., 
DUARTE,  Calif.  91010,  U.S.A. 

a       In    vitro    differentiation  of  embryonic   cells;   which   embryonic   stages   give  cells   com- 
petent to  do  this?;  identity  of  differentiating  cells.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 

gEFTALlOGLU,  Miss  A.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Med.  Fac,  Hacettepe  Sci.  Center, 
ANKARA,  Turkey 

a       Development  and  differentiation  of  mast  cells  after  stimulation  with  48/80   (histology  and 
histochemistry).  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 

b       Ultrastructural  development  and  differentiation  of  mast  cells.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

SEGAL,  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  San  Fernando  Valley  State  Coll.,  18111  Nordhoff  St.,  NORTH- 
RIDGE,  Cahf.  91326,  U.S.A. 

SEGAL,   S.   J.     Ph.D.  —  Biomed.   Div.,  The   Population   Council,   Rockefeller  Univ.,   NEW 
YORK,  N.Y.  10021.  U.S.A.  • 

d       Immunologic  analysis  of  pituitary  gonadotrophin  function:  development  and  species  specif- 
icity.  (Vertebrata) 

h       Mechanism  of  hormone  action.   (Vertebrata) 

c       Action  of  blastotoxic  chemical  agents.   (Vertebrata) 

d       Oogenesis  in  the  constant-estrus  female.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 

e       Studies  on  RNA  in  implantation.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia),   (Primates) 

SEHNAL,  F.     C.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  Inst,  of  Entomol.,  Czechoslov.  Acad,  of  Sci..  Na 

Folimance  5,  PRAHA  2,  Czechoslovakia 
SEICHERT,   V.     MUDr.  —   Dept.   of  Anat.,   Charles   Univ.,   U   nemocnice   3,    PRAHA   2, 
Czechoslovakia 

a       Experimental  analysis  of  limb  formation.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

SEIDEL,   F.     Dr.phil.,   Prof.    (Emer.)    —  Zool.   Inst,   der   Univ.,   Ketzerbach   63,   355   MAR- 
BURG/Lahn, W.Germany  • 
SEIGER,  M.  B.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Sci.  and  Engin.,  Wright  State  Univ.. 
Col.  Glenn  Highway,  DAYTON,   Ohio  45431.   U.S.A. 

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a       Use  of  immunogenetic  techniques  to  study  wing  development.  Drosophila  melanogastet 

(Dipteca) 
SEITZ.  K.-A.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Ketzerbach  63,  355  MARBURG/Lahn. 

W.Germany 
a       Oogenesis.  Cupiennius  salei  (Ctenidae,  Araneida) 
SEKERIS,  C.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Physiol.-Chem.  Inst.,  Philipps-Univ.,  355  MARBURG/Lahnberge, 

W.Germany 
a       Protein  and  RNA  synthesis  during  metamorphosis;  correlation  with  hormonal   (ecdysone) 

secretion.   Calliphora  erythrocephala    (Diptera) 
b       Mode   of   action   of   juvenile   hormone.   Periplaneta   americana    (Dictyoptera).    Calliphora 

erythrocephala  (Diptera) 
SEKIGUCHI,  K.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Tokyo  Kyoiku  Univ.,  Otsuka  3-29-1, 

Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
a       Transplantation  experiments  with  the  egg.  Tachypleus  fridentatus  (Xiphosura.  Arachnida) 
SELLER,  Miss  M.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Paediat.  Research  Unit.  Guy's  Hosp.  Med.  School,  LON- 
DON S.E.I,  England 
a       Haematology  of  congenital  anaemia  in  the  W-series  mutants.  Mas  musculus   (Rodentia) 
b       Experimental  teratology.  (Mammalia) 
c       Experimental  production  of  chimaeras  by  1.  fusing  eggs,  2.  transplantation  of  tissue.  Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
d       Chromosomes  of  trophoblast  cells.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 

SELMAN,  G.  G.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West  Mains  Rd., 

EDINBURGH  EH9  3JN,  Scotland,  U.K.  • 

a       Ultrastructural  and  experimental  study  of  cleavage.  Triturus  alpestris  (Urodela),  Xenopus 

laevis  (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  M.  M.  PERRY) 
SEMBRAT,    K.     Ph.D.,    D.Sc.    Prof.   —   Zaklad   Zool.    Ogolnej,    Inst,    of    Zool.,    Univ.    of 
Wrocfaw,  ul.  Sienkiewicza  21,  WROC2,AW,  Poland  • 

a       Cytological  and  cytochemical  studies  in  embryological  development.  Emblefonia  pallida 

(=    Eubcanchus  pallidus)    (Opisthobranchia,  Gastropoda) 
SENGEL,   Ph.     Dr.es   Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,   Fac.  des  Sci.   de  Grenoble,  Cedex  53, 
38-GRENOBLE,  France  • 

a       Skin   and   feather   development;    production   of   supernumerary    pterylae;    mechanisms    of 

feather  pattern  development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Ultrastructural  study  on  the  development  of  the  skin.  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela),  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
SENSENIG,  E.  C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Alabama  Med.  Center,   1919 
Seventh  Ave.  South,  BIRMINGHAM,  Ala.  35233,  U.S.A.  • 

SENTEIN,  P.     Dr.en  Med.,  Dr.es  Sc,  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Univ.  de  Mont- 

pellier,  34  MONTPELLIER,  France 
a       Association  of  antimitotic  substances  acting   upon  the  cleaving   egg    (radiomimetic,   anti- 
chromosome  and  depolarizing  substances).  Triturus  helveticus,  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela) 
b       Action  of  carboxylic  acids  on  cleavage  and  on  cell  division  in  larval  epithelium.  Triturus 

helveticus,  Pleurodeles  waltlii   (Urodela) 
c       Electron  microscopy  of  cleaving  egg.  Triturus  helveticus,  Pleurodeles  waltlii  (Urodela) 
SERMAN.  D.     M.Sc.  —  Inst,  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Zagreb,  Salata,  ZAGREB,  Yugoslavia 
a       Analysis  of  soluble  proteins  in  organogenesis.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collab- 
oration with  N.  SKREB) 
SERRI,  F.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Dermatol.,  School  of  Med..  Univ.  of  Pavia,  Policlinico 

S.  Matteo,  27100  PAVIA,  Italy 
a       Morphology  and  physiology  of  fetal  skin.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

b       Microbiochemistry   and   histochemistry  of   carbohydrate   and   intermediate   metabolism   en- 
zymes in  fetal  skin,  especially  developmental  changes  of  enzyme  activities.  Homo  sapiens 
(Primates) 
SETO,    F.     Ph.D    —    Dept.    of   Zool.,    Univ    of    Oklahoma,    730    South    Oval.    Room    222, 

NORMAN,  Okla.  73069,  U.S.A. 
a       The   ontogenetic    appearance    and    maturation    of    the    primary    homograft    rejecting    and 
primary  humoral  antibody  producing  potential  in  embryos  and  growing  juveniles.  Gallus 
domesticus   (Aves) 
SETOGUTI.  T.     Dr.Med..  Prof.  —  First  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Gifu  Univ.  School  of  Med.,  Tsu- 

kasa-machi,  GIFU,   Japan 
a       Electron  microscopic  study  of  mast  cell  development.  Triturus  pyrrhogaster  (Urodela) 
SEVCENKO,  Mrs.  G.     MUDr.  —  Inst,  of  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Charles  Univ.,  Albertov  4, 

PRAGUE  2,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Development  of  taste  buds  (electron  microscopic  and  cytochemical  studies).  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
SHAAYA.   E.     Ph.D.  —  Physiol.-Chem.    Inst.,   Philipps-Univ.,   355  MARBURG/Lahnberge, 

W.Germany 
a       Control  of  nucleic  acids  and  protein  synthesis  by  ecdysone  and  juvenile  hormone  during 
postembryonic    development.    Periplaneta    americana    (Dictyoptera),    Calliphora    erythro- 
cephala (Diptera) 

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b      The  role  of  juvenile  hormone  in  the  synthesis  of  protocatechuic  acid  glucoside  in  the 

accessory  sex  glands.  Periplaneta  americana  (Dictyopteca)  ^     ,  o 

SHLAH,  R.  V.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  M.S.  Univ.  of  Baroda,  BARODA-2, 

India 
a       Tail  regeneration  in  embryos  and  adults.  Gekko  spec,  Mabuya  spec.   (LacertiltaJ 
SHANKLIN,  D.  R.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Chicago,  CHICAGO, 

111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Pathology  and  pathogenesis  of  developmental  systems 
SHAPPIRIO,  D.  G.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Michigan,  ANN  ARBOR, 

Mich.  48104,  U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  physiology  and  biochemistry,  especially  growth  and  metamorphosis,  (oatur- 

niidae,  etc.,  Lepidoptera;   Zhiconomidae.  etc.,  Diptera) 
SHAVER,   Miss   E.   L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   Anat.,   Univ.   Western  Ontario,   LONDON,   Ont., 

Canada 
a       Cytogenetics  of  blastocysts  under  various  experimental   conditions   especially   aging   ova, 

effect  of  drugs  on  pre-implantation  stages.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus   (Lagomorpha) 
SHAVER    J    R.     Ph.D.     Prof.  —  Zool.    Dept.,    Biol.   Res.    Center,    Michigan   State   Univ., 

EAST  LANSING,  Mich.  48823,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Investigations  of  specificity  of  jelly-coat  in  fertilization  (immunology,  biochemistry).  Rana 

damitans.  R.  pipiens  (Anura) 
b       Egg  transfer  studies  between  species  and  genera.  Rana  spec,  Bufo  spec.   (Anura) 
c       Fluorescence  microscopy  and  histochemistry  of  ovi ducal  secre'jions.    (Raniidae,  Anura) 
d       Studies  on  cleavage-block  produced  by   antibodies.  Rana  spec.    (Anura) 
e       Effects  of  tissue-specific  antibodies  on  embryonic  differentiation.   (Anura) 
SHEA,  S.  M.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Harvard  Med.  School,  25  Shattuck  St.,  BOSTON, 

Mass.  02115,  U.S.A. 
SHEN,  S.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Columbia  Univ.,  630  W.  168th  St.,  NEW  YORK, 

N.Y.  10032,  U.S.A.  • 

SHEPARD    T    H.     M.D.,    Prof.  —  Central   Lab.   for  Human  Embryol.,   Dept.   of   Pediat., 

School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Washington,  SEATTLE,  Wash.  98105,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  and  function  of  fetal  thyroid  (autoradiography,  organ  culture).  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
b       Effect  of  rubella  virus  on  the  fetus.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
c       Effect  of  galactoflavin  on  the  fetus.  Rattus  spec.   (Rodentia) 
d       Histology  and  biochemistry  of  achondroplasia  (ac/ac  strain;  organ  culture,  radio-isotopes) 

Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha).  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
e       Effects  of  teratogens  on  embryos    in    vitro.    Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in   col- 
laboration with  T.  TANIMURA) 
SHERBET    G.  V.     Ph.D.  —  Chester  Beatty  Research  Inst.,  Inst,  of  Cane  Research,  Royal 

Cane  Hosp.,  Fulham  Rd.,  LONDON  S.W.3,  England 
a       Morphogenetic  effects  of  follicle-stimulating  hormone.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves)    (in  col- 
laboration with  Miss  M.  S.  LAKSHMI) 
b       Behaviour  of   neoplastic   cells   transplanted   into  embryos.   Callus  domesticus    (Aves)    (in 

collaboration  with  Miss  M.  S.  LAKSHMI) 
SHERIDAN,  J.  D.     D.Phil.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Minnesota,  MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn. 

55455,  U.S.A. 
a       Determination   of   the   permeability   properties   of   low-resistance   junctions   between   reag- 

gregating  embryonic  cells,  using  electrophysiological  methods,  current  passing  and  intra- 
cellular dye  injection.  Xenopus  laevis  and  others  (Amphibia) 
SHIELD,  J.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.  Dept.,  Univ.  of  W.Austraha,  NEDLANDS,  W.Australia 

6OO9',  Australia 
a       Development  of  homeostatic  mechanisms  in  respiration,  anoxia  tolerance,  respiratory  control 

in  neonatal  animals  ("pouch  fetuses").  Dasyurus  geoffroyi,  Setonix  brachyurus  (Marsupi- 

alia) 
b       Development  of  metabolism,  especially  energy  metabolism  in  neonatal  and  juvenile  animals. 

Dasyurus  geoffroyi,  Setonix  brachyurus  (Marsupialia) 
c       Development  of  homeothermy.  Dasyurus  geoflroyi.  Setonix  brachyurus  (Marsupialia) 
SHIN-IKE,  T.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Lab.,  Osaka  Dental  Coll.,  Saka,  HIRAKATA,  Osaka 

Pref.,  Japan 
SHIOMI,  T.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  School  of  Med.,  Nagasaki  Univ.,   12-4,  Saka- 

moto-machi,  NAGASAKI,  Japan 
a       Radiation  genetics    (embryo,   germ  cells).  Drosophila  melanogaster   (Diptera) 
SHIRAI,  H.     B.Sc.  —  Lab.  of  Physiol.,  Ocean  Research  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Tokyo,  Minamidai 

1-15,  Nakano-ku,  TOKYO,    (164)    Japan 
a       Mechanism  of  spawning.  Asterias  amurensis,  Asterina  pectinifera  (Asteroidea) 
b       Electron  microscopic  study  on  spawning   and  oocyte  maturation.    (Asteroidea) 
SHOGER,    R.    L.      Ph.D.,  Prof.    —    Dept.  of  Biol.,  Carleton  Coll.,  NORTHFIELD,  Minn. 

SHOSTAK,  S. '  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh,  PITTSBURGH,  Pa.   15213, 
U.S.A. 

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a       The  mechanism   and   control  of  cell  movement  during   homeostasis   and  budding;   role  of 

collagen-like  protein  in  the  mesoglea.   Hydra   viridis,  H.  oligactis,  H.  pseudoligactis,  H. 

pirardi,  H.  [usca  (Hydrozoa) 
SHUKUYA,   R.     M.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Biochem.,   Nippon  Med.   School.    1-1-5,   Sendagi. 

Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
a       Genetic   control  of  hemoglobin  switch  during   metamorphosis.  Rana  catesbeiana    (Anura) 

(in  collaboration  with  A.  KAJITA  and  K.   HAMADA) 
b       Change  of  isozyme   patterns   during   metamorphosis.   Rana  catesbeiana    (Anura)    (in  col- 
laboration with  A.  KAJITA) 
c       Control  of  enzyme  formation  and  activity  in  liver  during  development.  Rana  catesbeiana 

(Anura) 
SHULOV,  A.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Entomol.  and  Venomous  Anim.,  The  Hebrew  Univ., 

JERUSALEM,  Israel 
SHUPE,  J.  L.     D.V.M.,  Prof.  —  Vet.  Sci.  Dept.,  Utah  State  Univ.,  LOGAN,  Utah  84321, 

U,S.A. 
a       Congenital   malformations,   especially  musculo-skeletal   and   cleft  palate.  Bos  taurus,  Ovis 

aries  (Artiodactyla) 
b       Congenital  anterior  polar  cataracts,  cleft  lip  and  cleft  palate.  Canis  familiaris  (Carnivora) 
c       Congenital   multiple   exostosis    (hereditary   osteochondromatosis).    Equus   caballus    (Peris- 

sodactyla) 
SHUTE,  C.  C.  D.     M.D.  —  Anat.  School,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Downing  St.,  CAMBRIDGE 

CB2  3DY,  England 
a       Segmentation  of  vertebrae;   development   of  arcualia   and   centra.    (Vertebrata) 
SICHEL.    G.     M.D..    Prof.    —    1st.    di    Zool..    Univ.    di    Catania,    Via    Androne    81,    95124 

CATANIA,  Italy 
a       Regeneration   (origin  of  blastema  cells).   (Sabellimorpha,  Nereidae,  Polychaeta) 
SIDKY,  Y.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of  Zool,   Fac.  of  Sci.,   Univ.   of  Alberta,   EDMONTON, 

Alta.,  Canada 
a       Comparison  between  the  development  of  the  immune  reaction  of  adult  hibernating  animals 

and  newborns.  Citellus  tridecimlineatus  (Rodentia) 
h       The  possible  inductive  role  of  the  thymus  in  immune  reaction  development.   Citellus  tri- 
decimlineatus (Rodentia) 
SIDOROVA,  Mrs.  V.   F.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.   Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
SIGNORET,  J.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Biol,  et  Ecol.,  Univ.  de  Caen,  14  CAEN,  France  • 

a       Study  of  nuclear  differentiation  and  specific  activities  by  means  of  nuclear  transplantation. 

Ambystoma  mexicanum    (Urodela) 
h       Study    of    chromosome    changes    during    cellular    differentiation.    Ambystoma    mexicanum 

(Urodela) 
SIGOT.  M.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  Exper.  du  C.N.R.S.,  49  bis  Av.  de  la 

Belle  Gabrielle,  94  NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 

—  Lab.    d'Embryol.    Exper.    du   Coll.    de    France,    11    Place    M.    Berthelot,    PARIS   Ve, 
France 

a       Morphogenese  du  tube  digestif  en  culture    in    vitro.    Callus  spec.   (Aves) 
SIGOT    (LUIZARD),  Mrs.  M.  F.      Lic.es  Sci.    —    Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  Exper.  du 
C.N.R.S..  49bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle.  94  NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 

—  Lab.  d'Embryol.  Exper.  du  Coll.  de  France,  1 1  Place  M.  Berthelot,  PARIS  Ve,  France 
a       Culture  de  tissus  cancereux  sur  des  organes  embryonnaires  de  poulet  explantes    in   vitro. 

Mus  musculus,  Rattus  norvegicus.  Homo  sapiens   (Mammalia) 
SILfiN.   L.   K.    P.     Fil.Dr.,    Prof.   —  Zool.    Inst.,    Univ.   of   Stockholm,    70A   Radmansgatan, 

Box  6801,  S-113  86  STOCKHOLM,  Sweden 
a       Embryology.  (Bryozoa) 
SILVA  MURTA,   Mrs.   I.   M.  da      B.Sc.    —    Dept.   de  Biol.   Geral,   Inst,  de  Cienc.  Biol,  da 

U.F.M.G.,  Rua  Carangola  288  -  4°andar,  C.P.  253,  BELO  HORIZONTE,  M.G.,  Brazil 
a       Embryology  of  nephridia.  Peripatus  acacioi  (Onychophora) 

SIMKISS,  K.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Queen  Mary  Coll.,  LONDON  E.l,  England 
a       Respiratory  acidosis  in  embryos 
SIMON,   M.   I.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of   Biol.,   Univ.   of   California,    San   Diego.    P.O.   Box    109, 

LA  JOLLA.  Calif.  92037,  U.S.A. 
a       Mechanism  of  molecular  assembly  in  development  of  subcellular  organelles 
SIMONS,  J.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Coll.  of  William  and  Mary,  WILLIAMSBURG, 

Va.  23185,  U.S.A. 
a       Induction  of  d-aminolevulinate  synthetase  and  the  regulation  of  heme  biosynthesis  during 

development.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
SIMPSON,  S.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Developm.  Biol.  Center,  Case  Western  Reserve 

Univ.,  2109  Adelbert  Rd.,  CLEVELAND,  Ohio  44106,  U.S.A. 
a       Tail  regeneration.  Triturus  vihdescens  (Urodela),  Anolis  carolinensis  (Lacertilia) 
h       Spinal  cord  regeneration.  Anolis  carolinensis   (Lacertilia) 
c       In    vitro    differentiation   of   promuscle   cells    from    tail   regenerate.   Anolis    carolinensis 

(Lacertilia) 

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SIMS.  R.  T.     M.A..  M.B.  —  Anat.  School,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Downing  St.,  CAMBRIDGE 

CB2  3DY,  England 
a       Biophysical    investigations   of    factors    affecting    cellular   differentiation    in    epidermis    and 

hair  follicles.    (Mammalia) 
SINCLAIR.  J.  G.     Ph.D.,   Prof.    (Emer.)   —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   Med.  Branch,  Univ.  of  Texas, 

GALVESTON,  Tex.  77550,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  vertebral  vascular  pattern  in  embryos.  Stenella  coeruleoalbus   (Cetacea) 
h       Development  of  the  pituitary  gland  and  ear  of  embryos.  Stenella  coeruleoalbus  (Cetacea) 
SINGER,  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Developm.  Biol.  Center,  School  of  Med.,  Case 

Western  Reserve  Univ.,  2109  Adelbert  Rd.,  CLEVELAND.  Ohio  44106,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Regeneration.   (Amphibia) 
SINGER,   R.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Anat.,   Div.   of  Biol.   Sci.,   Univ..   of  Chicago,    1025 

East  57th  St.,  CHICAGO,  111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       General  embryology.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       General  embryology.  Hystrix  africaeaustralis   (Rodentia) 
SINGH,  I.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Coll.,  ROHTAK,  India 
a       Mitotic  rate  in  argyrophile  and  argentaffin  cells  of  the  embryonic  gastrointestinal  tract. 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Distribution  of  Paneth  cells  in  the  fetal  gastrointestinal  tract.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
SINGH-ROY,  K.  K.     Dr.phil.  —  Cell  Research  Unit.,  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Calcutta,  35 

Ballygunje  Circular  Rd.,  CALCUTTA- 19,   India 
SINGH,    R.    P.      Ph.D.    —    Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Western  Ontario,  LONDON,  Ont., 

Canada 
a       Developmental  pathology  and  teratogenesis.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Histochemical  studies  of  gonadal  development.   Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
SINHA,  A.  K.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Presidency  Coll.,  CALCUTTA-12.  W.Bengal,  India 
SIRAKAMI,  K.  I.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Yamanashi  Univ.,  K6FU,  Japan  • 

a       Movement  of  isolated  embryonic  cells,  studied  by  microcinematography.   (Echinodermata; 

Pisces;  Amphibia) 
h       Cytokinesis    of    cleavage,    studied    by    time-lapse    microcinematography.    (Echinodermata; 

Pisces;  Amphibia) 
SIRLIN.   J.   L.     Dr.nat.sci.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   Med.   Coll.,   Cornell   Univ.,   1300  York 

Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10021,  U.S.A.  ® 

SISCA,  R.     D.D.S.,  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Coll.  of  Dental  Surg.,  Univ.  of 

Maryland,  Lombard  and  Green  St.,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21201,  U.S.A. 
SISKEN,  J.  —  Depts.  of  Microbiol,  and  Biochem.,  Med.  Center,  Univ.  of  Kentucky,  LEXING- 
TON, Ky.  40506,  U.S.A. 
a       Analysis   of   the   physico-chemical   properties   of    DNA   in   differentiating    cells.    Triturus 

viridescens  (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia), 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  P.  MODAK) 
SJOLTE  BYSKOV,  Mrs.  A.  G.  —  Finsen  Lab.,  Finsen  Inst.,  49  Strandboulevard.  DK-2100 

COPENHAGEN,  Denmark 
a       Electrophysiological  studies  on  developing  embryos.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura).  Ambystoma 
SJOSTRAND,    F.    S.      M.D.,    Ph.D.,    Prof.    —    Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  California,  LOS 

ANGELES,  Calif.  90024,  U.S.A. 
a       Descriptive  and  biochemical  molecular  morphogenesis 
b       Morphogenesis  of  retinal  receptor  cells 

c       Morphogenesis  of  mitochondria,  Golgi  apparatus   and  other  cytoplasmic  membranes 
SKALKO    R.  G.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Louisiana  State  Univ.,  1542  Tulane  Ave., 

NEW  ORLEANS,  La.  70112,  U.S.A. 
SKINNER,  D.  M.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab.,  P.O.  Box  Y,  OAK 

RIDGE,  Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A. 
a       Metabolism  of  nucleic  acids  in  the  molt  cycle.  Gecarcinus  lateralis  (Decapoda,  Crustacea) 
b       Studies  on   functions  of  satelite  DNA's   and  macromolecular  metabolism   in   regenerating 

tissues.   Gecarcinus  lateralis    (Decapoda.   Crustacea)    (in   collaboration   with   Miss   M.   S. 

KERR  and  D.  E.  GRAHAM) 
SKOBLINA,  M.  N.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol..  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R..  Vavilov  St. 

26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Effect  of  gonadotropins  and  changes  in  the  germinal  vesicle  and  in  the  oocyte  cytoplasm 

during   maturation    (Acipenseridae,   Chondrostei;  Amphibia)    (in   collaboration   with   Mrs. 

T.  A.  DETTLAFF) 
SKREB.  N.     M.D.,  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Zagreb,  Salata,  ZAGREB,  Yugo- 
slavia * 
a       Investigation  of  early  differentiation;  transplantation,   in   vitro   culture,  autoradiography. 

Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  B.  LEVAK   (5VAJGER),  D. 

SOLTER  and  A.  SVAJGER) 
b       Analysis  of  soluble  proteins  in  organogenesis.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collab- 
oration with  D.  SERMAN) 

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c       Investigation  on  developmental  capacities  of  tissues  of  the  chorioallantoic  membrane.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves)  (in  collaboration  with  A.  SVAJGER  and  Mrs.  B.  LEVAK  (SVAJGER)) 

SLABY.   O.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Inst,   of   Histol.   and   Embryol.   Charles   Univ.,   Karlovarska  48. 

PLZEn,  Czechoslovakia  • 

SLACK,  Mrs.  C.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol,  as  applied  to  Med.,  The  Middlesex  Hosp.  Med. 

School,  LONDON  W.l,  England 
a       Electron  microscopy  and  histochemistry  of  ovulation.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 

mexicanum  (Urodela) 
SLADECEK,    F.     RNDr.,    DSc,    Prof.    —   Dept.    of   Exper.    Zool.,    Charles   Univ.,   Vinicna 

7.  PRAHA  2,  Czechoslovakia  • 

a       Transplantation   of    nuclei    in    relation    to    the    development    of    antigenic    characteristics. 

(Amphibia)    (in  collaboration  with  A.  ROMANOVSKY) 
b       Transplantation  of  nuclei  in  relation  to  nucleic  acids.   (Amphibia)    (in  collaboration  with 

J.  NEDVIDEK) 
c       Number  of  cell  generations  in  relation  to  cell  determination.   (Amphibia) 
SLAMA.    K.     C.Sc.   —    Dept.    of    Physiol.,    Inst,    of    Entomol.,    Czechoslov.    Acad,    of    Sci., 

Na  Folimance  5,  PRAHA  2,  Czechoslovakia 
SLIJPER,   E.   J.  t     Dr.,   Prof.  —  Zool.   Lab.,   Univ.   of  Amsterdam,   Plantage   Doklaan  44, 

AMSTERDAM,  Netherlands 

(deceased) 
SLiPKA,   J.     Dr.med.,    Dr.rer.nat.,    C.Sc.   —   Inst,   of   Histol.    and   Embryol.,    Fac.    of   Med., 

Charles  Univ.,  Karlovarska  48,  PLZES,  Czechoslovakia 
a       The  development  and  teratology  of  the  branchial  region.  (Amniota,  incl.  Homo  sapiens) 
h       The  early  development  of  the  thyroid  gland.   (Amniota.  incl.  Homo  sapiens) 
SMART,  I.  H.  M.     M.B.,  Ch.B.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Dundee,  DUNDEE  DDl  4HN, 

Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Histogenesis  of  nerve  cells  and  neuroglia.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Studies  on  the  geometry  of  the  egg.  Various  spp.  (Aves) 
SMIRNOVA,   Mrs.   I.   E.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Chair  of  Embryol,   Biol.   Fac,   State   Univ.   of 

Moscow,  Lenin  Hills,  MOSCOW  V-234,  U.S.S.R. 
SMIT,  A.   L.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Zool.,   Univ.   Coll.,   Private  Bag  4(X)1,   DURBAN, 

S.Africa 
a       The  ontogenesis  of  the  head  skeleton  and  musculature.  Dendroaspis  angusticeps,  D.  poly- 

lepis  (Ophidia) 
SMIT,  P.     Med.drs.  —  Div.  of  Exper.  Morphol.,  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam, 

Mauritskade  61,  AMSTERDAM-O.,  Netherlands 
a       Effect  of  X-rays  on  ovarial  oogenesis  and  ovulation.  Mus  spec.    (Rodentia)    (in  collab- 
oration with  H.  A.  L.  TRAMPUSCH) 
SMITH,  A.  E.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.,  Calif.  Inst,  of  Technol., 

PASADENA,  Calif.  91109,  U.S.A. 
SMITH,  C.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Bot.,  Univ.  of  Hawaii,  2450  Campus  Rd.,  HONOLULU, 

Hawaii  96822,  U.S.A. 
a       Factors  controlling   the  development  of  propagules.  Boussingaultia  gracilis   (Chenopodia- 

ceae) 
b       Control  of   hydration  and   reactivation  of  dormant   systems.   Artemia  salina    (Anostraca. 

Crustacae),  seeds   (Angiospermae) 
SMITH,   J.   G.     B.S.  —  Botany   Dept.,    Univ.   of   Michigan.   ANN   ARBOR,   Mich.   48104, 

U.S.A. 
SMITH,    K.    D.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.    of   Biol.,    Johns    Hopkins    Univ.,    Charles    and    34th    Sts., 

BALTIMORE,  Md.  21218,  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical  studies  on  gene  action  during  development.  Arbacia  punctulata  (Echinoidea). 

Ascidia  nigra  (Tunicata),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
SMITH,  L.  D.     Ph.D.  —  Purdue  Univ.,  LAFAYETTE,  Ind.  47907,  U.S.A.  • 

SMITH.  M.  S.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Southampton,  SOUTHAMPTON  S09 

5NH,  England 
a       Early   embryology  with   main  reference   to  histochemistry.   Mus  musculus    (Rodentia) 
SMITHBERG,   M.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,   School  of  Med.,   Univ.  of  Minnesota, 

MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn.  55455,  U.S.A. 
SMITTEN,   Mrs.   N.   A.     Cand.biol.sci.   —  Lab.   of   Horm.   Regulations,   Inst,   of   Developm. 

Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St.,  MOSCOW  V-133,  U.S.S.R. 
SMYTH,  J.  D.     ScD..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  School  of  Gen.  Studies,  Australian  Nat.  Univ., 

P.O.  Box  4,  CANBERRA,  A.C.T.  2600,  U.S.A. 
a       In    vitro    differentiation.  Echinococcus  granulosus   (Cestoda) 
SOBOTKA,  P.     M.D..  CSc  —  Inst,  of  Pathophysiol.,  Med.  Fac.  Charles  Univ..  Lidicka  1, 

PLZEN,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Relationships  between  biochemical  and  electrophysiological  correlates  of  brain  development 

in  ontogenesis.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
SOFER,   W.    H.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of  Biol.,   Johns    Hopkins   Univ.,   Charles   and   34th    Sts., 
BALTIMORE,  Md.  21218,  U.S.A. 

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a       Changes  in  alcohol  dehydrogenase  during  development.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Dipfeca) 
h       Changes  in  nucleic  acids  during  development.  Arbacia  punctulata  (Echinoidea)      ____ 
SOJKA,  N.  J.     D.V.M.  —  Vivarium,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Virginia.  CHARLOTTES- 
VILLE, Va.  22903,  U.S.A. 
a       Influence  of  hormonal  state  of  the  female  on  the  fertilizing  ability  of  sperm   (comparative 

study).    Oryctolagus    cuniculus     (Lagomorpha),    Rattus    norvegicus     (Rodenfia),    Canis 

familiaris  (Carnivora) 
b       Reproductive    physiology;    characterization    of    semen,    artificial    insemination    techniques. 

Felis  catus  (Carnivora) 
SOKOLOVA,  Mrs.  Z.  A.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Chair  of  Embryol.,  Biol.  Fac,  State  Univ.  of 

Moscow,  Lenin  Hills,  MOSCOW  V-234,  U.S.S.R. 
SOLBANI,  Mrs   L.     Dipl.d'Etud.Sup.  —  Lab.  de  Morphogenet.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  1  Place 

Victor  Hugo,  13  MARSEILLE  3,  France 
a       Effects  of  X-ray  irradiation  upon  adult  morphogenesis.  Nereis  diversicolor  (Polychaeta) 
SOLERE,  M.     Dr.en  Med.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.  B,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres, 

PARIS  Vie,  France 
a       Development  of  the  brain  and  sensory  organs  in  34  day-embryo.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
SOLOGUB,  Miss  A.  A.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Vavilov 

St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Metaplastic  potencies  of  embryonic  and  larval  eye  for  lens  and  retina  regeneration.  Leucis- 

ciis  bergi   (Cyprinidae),  Anoptichthys  jordani   (Characidae,   Teleostei)    (in  collaboration 

with  G.  V.  LOPASHOV) 
b       Stimulation  of  metaplasia  of  the  pure  pigment  epithelium  of  adult  animals  into  retina  by 

means  of  agents  from  larval  (or  embryonic)  retina.  Rana  temporaria,  R.  esculenta  (Anuca), 

Gallus  domestictis  (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia)   (in  collaboration  with  G.  V.  LOPA- 
SHOV) 
c       Autoradiographic  studies  of  the  cell  cycles  at  metaplasia  of  the  pigment  epithelium  into 

retina.  Rana  temporaria,  R.  ridibunda   (Anura) 
SOLOMON,  J.  B.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Bacteriol.,  Univ.  of  Aberdeen,  ABERDEEN, 

Scotland,  U.K. 
a       The  foetus  as  an  immunologically  protected  allograft:  the  chemical  nature  of  the  fibrinoid 

layer  on  giant  cells  of  trophoblast  origin.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
SOLTER,  D.     M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Zagreb,  §alata,  ZAGREB,  Yugoslavia 
a       Investigation  of  early  differentiation;  autoradiography.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in 

collaboration  with  N.  SKREB) 
SOLTY53SKA    (MARCINKOWSKA),  Mrs.   M.     Mgr.  of  Sci.  —  Inst,  of  ZooL,  Warsaw 

Univ.,  WARSZAWA  64,  Poland 
SOMA,  T.     B.Agr.Sc.  —  Natl.  Inst,  of  Anim.  Industry,  CHIBA-shi,  280  Japan 
a         Transfer  of  fertilized  eggs  by  non-surgical  techniques.  Bos  taurus  (Artiodactyla) 
SOMERS,  G.  F.     D.Sc,  Ph.D.   (Med.)  —  Pharm.  Res.  Labs.,  Reckitt  6  Sons  Ltd.,  Dansom 

Lane,  HULL,  E.Yorks.,  England 
a       The  teratogenic  effects  of  drugs;  testing  of  drugs  for  foetal  toxicity.  (Mammalia) 
SONDHI,  K.  C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol,  and  Zool,  Rutgers  Univ.,  NEWARK, 

N.J.  7102,  U.S.A. 
a       Interacting,    compensatory   developmental   systems   and   ageing.   Drosophila   melanogaster 

(Diptera) 
b       Diffusion   -   reaction   mechanisms  in   the   genesis   of   primary   patterns   in   morphogenesis. 

Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
c       Development,  nucleic  acids,  and  ageing.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
SORIANO,  L.  I.     M.D.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.  du  C.N.R.S.,  49bis  Av.  de  la 

Belle  Gabrielle,   94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,   France 
a       Studies    on    RNA    synthesis    in    embryonic    skin.    Gallus    gallus    (Aves),    Mus    musculus 

(Rodentia) 
SOUPART,    P.     M.D.,    Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Obstet.    and   Gynecol.,    School   of   Med.. 

Vanderbilt  Univ.,  NASHVILLE,  Tenn.  37203,  U.S.A. 
SPAZIANI,  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Iowa,  IOWA  CITY,  Iowa  52240, 

U.S.A. 
a       Mechanism   of   ovarian   and    testicular   hormone    action   on   growth    and   development   of 

reproductive  tissues;  uterus,  seminal  vesicles,  prostate.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
h       Hormonal  control  of  melanocyte  differentiation  and  pigment  synthesis.  Rattus  norvegicus 

(Rodentia)  

SPECTOR,  C.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.,  of  Pittsburgh,  PITTSBURGH,  Pa.   15213, 

U.S.A. 
a       The  possible  control  of  development  by  differential  biosynthesis  of  specific  gibberellins. 

Gibberella  fujikuroi  (Ascomycetes) 
SPENCER,   R.    P.     M.D.,    Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Radiol.,   Yale   Univ.,    333   Cedar   St., 

NEW  HAVEN,  Conn.  06510,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  heart  weight  and  blood  volume.   ( Delphinoidea,  Cetacea),   (Mammalia) 
h       Development  of  kidney.   (Mammalia) 
c       Development  of  liver  and  of  spleen.  (Mammalia  and  others) 

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SPERRY,  R.  W.  Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Biol..  Calif.  Inst,  of  Technol.,.  PASADENA.  Calif.  91109, 
U.S.A.  • 

a       The  development  and  regeneration  of  behavioral  nerve  networks,    (lower   Vertebrata) 

SPIEGEL,  Mrs.  E.  SCLUFER  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Dartmouth  Coll..  HANOVER. 
N.H.  03755,  U.S.A. 

a  Protein  changes  in  development.  Lytechinus  pictus.  Strong ylocentrotus  purpurafus  (Echi- 
noidea),  Rana  pipiens,  R.  catesbeiana  (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  M.  SPIEGEL) 

b  Role  of  enzyme  induction  in  development.  Rana  pipiens,  R.  catesbeiana  (Anura)  (in  col- 
laboration with  M.  SPIEGEL) 

c       Biochemistry  of  metamorphosis.  Rana  pipiens,  R.  catesbeiana   (Anura) 

SPIEGEL.  M.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Dartmouth  Coll.,  HANOVER.  N.H. 
03755.  U.S.A.  • 

a  Protein  changes  in  development.  Arbacia  punctulata,  Lytechinus  pictus.  Strong  ylocentrotus 
purpuratus  (Echinoidea),  Rana  pipiens,  R.  catesbeiana  (Anura)  (in  collaboration  with 
Mrs.  E.  S.  SPIEGEL) 

b  Role  of  enzyme  induction  in  development.  Rana  pipiens,  R.  catesbeiana  (Anura)  (in  col- 
laboration with  Mrs.  E.  S.  SPIEGEL) 

SPIRITO.  A.  Dott.,  Prof.  —  1st.  di  Biol.  Gen,,  Fac.  di  Med.,  Univ.  di  Roma.  Policlinico 
Umberto  I,  00100  ROMA,  Italy  • 

SPIROFF,  B.  E.  N.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Loyola  Univ.,  6525  N.  Sheridan  Rd., 
CHICAGO,  111.  60626,  U.S.A. 

a       Effects  of  thalidomide  on  development.   (Aves) 

b       Function  and  structure  of  the  epiphysis.    (Aves) 

SPRATT.  N.  T..  Jr.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  ZooL,  Coll.  of  Biol.  Scis.,  Univ.  of  Minnesota, 
MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn.  55455,  U.S.A.  • 

a  Investigating  the  nutrient  requirements  essential  to  morphogenesis  and  growth  in  the  early 
stages  of  development   (pre-streak  and  streak  blastoderms).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

b  Survey  of  dehydrogenase  enzymes  in  early  embryos.  1.  Localization  of  enzyme  activity. 
2.  Structural  integrity  and  enzyme  activity.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

c       Cytological  study  of  the  developmental  center   (organizer).  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 

d  Anlysis  of  mechanism  of  morphogenetic  movements  by  time-lapse  cinematography.  Gallus 
domesticus  (Aves) 

e  Analysis  of  dynamic  population  patterns  (pattern  formation  by  free-swimming,  ciliated 
and  flagellated  organisms).  Tetrahymena  spec.  (Ciliata),  Euglena  spec.  (Euglenophyceae) 
Arbacia  punctulata  (Echinoidea) 

f        Integrative  mechanisms   in   early   development.    (Aves) 

g       Role  of  the  microenvironment  in  cell  differentiation.   (Aves) 

SPREY,  Th.  E.     M.Sc.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  Univ.  of  Leiden,  Kaiserstr.  63,  LEIDEN,  Netherlands 

a  Histochemical  aspects  of  differentiation  of  imaginal  discs.  Calliphora  erythrocephala  (Dip- 
tera) 

h  Studies  of  cell  proliferation  and  degeneration  during  development  of  imaginal  discs.  Calli- 
phora erythrocephala  (Diptera)  

SPRINGER,  Ch.  A.  M.S.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Carnegie-Mellon  Univ.,  PITTSBURGH,  Pa., 
U.S.A. 

SRB,  V.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Med.  Fac.  Charles  Univ..  Simkova  870.  HRADEC  KRALOVfi, 
Czechoslovakia 

a  Studies  of  chromosomes  in  the  developing  embryo;  influence  of  ionizing  radiation  or 
chemomutagens  on  karyotype.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

STAAL,  G.  B.  Dr.,  Ir.  —  Lab.  of  Entomol..  Agric.  Univ.,  Binnenhaven  7,  P.O.B.  62, 
WAGENINGEN.  Netherlands 

STACKHOUSE,  H.  L.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Toronto,  TORONTO  5,  Ont., 
Canada 

STADLER,  H.  Cand.phil.  —  Div.  of  Cell  Biol,  and  Chem.  Embryol.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of 
Bern,  Sahlistr.  8,  CH-3000  BERN,  Switzerland 

a  Thyroxine  and  RNA  synthesis  in  tadpole  tissues.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)  (in  collabor- 
ation with  R.  WEBER) 

STAGNI,  Miss  A.  Dr..  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Bologna,  Via  S.  Gia- 
como  9,  40126  BOLOGNA,  Italy 

a       Sex  determination  and  sex  differentiation.  Chlorohydra  viridissima  (Hydroidea) 

b  Cytochemical  and  electron  microscopical  study  of  oogenesis  and  spermatogenesis.  Chloro- 
hydra viridissima   (Hydroidea) 

c  Cytometric,  cytochemical  and  biochemical  study  of  nucleolus  during  oogenesis.  Spirorbis 
pagenstecheri  (Serpulidae,  Polychaeta) 

d  Inhibition  by  antibiotics  of  steroid  hormone-induced  sex-reserval  in  tadpoles.  Rana  dal- 
matina   (Anura) 

STAMPA  (DI  CASTRO),  Mrs.  M.  Dr.Biol.Sci.  —  1st.  di  Zool.  dellUniv.,  Viale  Regina 
Elena  324    (al  Policlinico).  ROMA,  Italy 

a  Growth  and  differentiation  of  regeneration  blastema  in  vivo  and  in  vitro.  Planaria 
torva,  Dugesia  etrusca  (Turbellaria)  (in  collaboration  with  P.  PASQUINI  and  H.  MA- 
NELLI) 

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STANGE,  Miss  L.     Dr.rer.nnt..  Prof.  —  Inst,  fiir  Botanik,  Techn.  Hochschule.  Herrenhauser 

Str.  2.  3  HANNOVER.  W.Germany 
STANISSTREET,  M.     B.Sc.  —  Anat.  Dept.,  The  Med.  School.  University  Walk.  BRISTOL 

BS8   ITD,  England 
a       InvesLigation  of  protein  changes  during  early  developmental  stages  by  immunological  and 

electrophoretic  methods.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
STAPLES.   R.   E.     Ph.D.   —   Merck  Inst,    for  Therapeutic  Research.   WEST   POINT,   Pa. 

19486,   U.S.A. 
a       Zygote  development    (physiological,  biochemical).  Oryctolagus  cuniciilus   (Lagomorpha), 

Rafttts  norvegicus,  Mus  musciilus  (Rodentia) 
b       Teratology.    Oryctolagus    cuniculus    (Lagomorpha),    Ratfus    norvegicus,    Mus    musculus, 

Mcsocricetus  auratus  (Rodentia) 
STARCK.  D.     Dr.med..  Prof.  —  Dr.  Senckenberg  Anat.  Inst..  Med.  Fak.  der  Univ.,  Ludwig 

Rehnstr.   14,  FRANKFURT/Main-Sud.  W.Germany  • 

STARRE     H.    van   der     Drs.biol.   —   Dept.    of    Med.    Anat.    and   Embryol.,    State    Univ.    of 

Utrecht.  Janskerkhof  3A,  UTRECHT.  Netherlands 
a       Eye  lens  induction  in  vitro.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Histochemistry  of  eye  lens  inductors.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
STARRE  (VAN  DER  MOLEN).  Mrs.  L.  G.  van  der     M.Sc.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  Univ.  of  Leiden, 

Kaiserstr.  63.  LEIDEN,  Netherlands 
a       Histochemical  aspects  of  embryonic  development.  Calliphora  erythrocephala  (Dipteca) 
StASTN?.  F.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Embryophysiol.,  Inst,  of  Physiol.,  Fac.  of  Gen.  Med.,  Charles 

Univ..  Albertov  5.   PRAGUE  2,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Development  of  extracellular  and  intracellular  environment  of  foetal  brain  tissue  (physical 

and  chemical).   (Aves;  Mammalia) 
b       Development  of  membrane  ATP-ase  system  in  cellular  and  subcellular  elements  of  fetal 

brain  tissue.  Relations  to  the  endocrine  factors.   (Aves) 
STEARNER.  Miss  S.  P.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Biol,  and  Med.  Research,  Argonne  Natl.  Lab., 

9700  South  Cass  Ave.,  ARGONNE,  111.  60439,  U.S.A. 
a       Radiation  effects  on  developing  circulatory  system 
STEDING,  G.     Priv.Doz.,  Dr.med.  —  Anat.   Inst,  der  Univ.,  Kreuzbergring   36,   34  G5T- 

TINGEN.  W.Germany 
a       E.xperimente  zur  Entwicklung  des  Riickenmarkes.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
b       Selbstdifferenzierung  der  Somiten.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
c       Fruhentwicklung.   Gallus  gallus    (Aves) 
d       Strukturentwicklung  des  Uterus.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
e       Experimente  zur  Entwicklung  der  Extremitaten.   (Aves) 
f       Experimentelle  Analyse  der  Epitheldifferenzierung.   Gallus  gallus   (Aves) 
g       Autoradiographische   Analyse  von   Entwicklungsbewegungen   embryonaler   Organanlagen. 

Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
STEER.  H.  W.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  St.  Thomas's  Hosp.  Med.  School.  LONDON  S.E. 

1,  England 
a       Mechanism  of  implantation  (in    vivo    and    in   vitro)    by  ultrastructural  and  chemical 

analyses.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
h       Morphology  and  composition  of  the  trophoblast.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
STEFAN.  Miss  Y.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  et  d'Embryol.  Exper..  Univ.  de  Strasbourg, 

12  rue  de  I'Universite,  STRASBOURG,  France 
STEFANELLI,   A.     Dr.,   Prof.ord.  —  Inst,   di  Anat.   Comp.   "Battista  Grassi".   Fac.   di   Sci., 

Univ.  di  Roma.  Via  A.  Borelli  50,  00161  ROMA.  Italy  • 

a       Nervous  microsystems    in    v  i  t  ro.    Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
STEGEMAN.    Miss    J.    H.    J.    —    Zool.  Lab.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Plantage  Doklaan  44, 

AMSTERDAM,  Netherlands 
a       Foetal  growth   in  relation  to  size  and  development  of  placenta  during   pregnancy.   Ovis 

aries  (Artiodactyla) 
STEGNER,   H.-E.     Dr.med.  —  Universitats-Frauenklinik,   Martinistr.   52,  2-HAMBURG  20, 

W.Germany 
a       Electron  microscopy  of  oogenesis.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Experimental  developmental  morphology;  electron  microscopy.   (Rodentia) 
STEIN.  Miss  K.  F.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Clapp  Lab..  Mount  Holyoke 

Coll..  SOUTH  HADLEY,  Mass.  01075.  U.S.A. 
a       The  culture    in   vitro    of  mutant  embryos,  e.g.  Lp/Lp;  tracer  studies  (Rodentia) 
h       Development  of  inherited  anomalies,  e.g.  eyes  open  at  birth,  circling  behaviour.  (Rodentia) 
STEINBERG.  M.  S.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Princeton  Univ..  PRINCETON,  N.J. 

08540,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Direct  measurements  of  strengths  of  intercellular  adhesions  among  embryonic  cells.  Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Mechanisms    in    cell    aggregation    and    tissue    reconstruction.     (Ponfera) ,    Rana    pipiens 

(Anura) ,  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Physics   and   chemistry   of   cell   surfaces   in   relation   to   cell   adhesion.    (Porifera) ,   Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves) 

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d       Mechanisms  governing  "contact  inhibition"  of  mitosis  and  of  cell  movement  (various  tissue 

culture  cell  strains) 
e       Mechanisms  of  nerve-end  organ  integration   (studies  of  reflex  behavior  after  regeneration 

of   sensory   nerves   into   a   topographically   rearranged   integumental   field).   Rana   pipiens 

(Anura) 
STEINITZ,  H.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Hebrew  Univ.  of  Jerusalem,  JERUSALEM, 

Israel 
STENGER    (HAPPEN) ,  Mrs.  K.  E.     Dr.es.  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol,  exper.  du 

C.N.R.S.,  49bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,   Prance 

—   Lab.   d'Embryol.    exper.    du   Coll.    de    Prance,    11    Place    M.    Berthelot,    PARIS   Ve. 

Prance  • 

a       Recherches  sur  la  differenciation  et  I'intersexualite    in   vitro    et   in   vivo   des  gonades 

embryonnaires.  (Aves) 
b       Biosynthese   des    hormones   steroides    sexuelles    par    les    gonades    embryonnaires.    (Aves) 

(en  collaboration  avec  Mrs.  L.  CEDARD) 
STfiPHAN,   P.     Dr.es   Sci.,   Prof.  —  Lab.   de  Zool.,   Fac.  des   Sci.   de  Nancy,  30  rue   Ste 

Catherine,  54  NANCY,  Prance 
a       Les  malformations  cardio-vasculaires:   analyse  causale  de  Taction  teratogene  de  diverses 

substances,  par  ex.  bleu  trypan.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
h       Teratologic:   origine,   evolution  et   transmission  des  lesions,   excroissances  et  duplications. 

Dugesia  tigrina  (Turbellaria)    (en  collaboration  avec  J.  SCHILT) 
c       Developpement  du  systeme  tracheen  chez  la  larve    (etude   experimentale).   Tipula  flavo- 

lineata  (Diptera)    (en  collaboration  avec  J.  C.  PIHAN) 
STEPHAN  (DUBOIS),  Mrs.  P.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.,  Pac.  des  Sci.  de  Nancy,  30  rue 

Ste  Catherine,  54  NANCY,  France  • 

a       Migration  et  differenciation  des  cellules  de  regeneration.  (Planaciidae;  Oligochaeta  micro- 

drila;  Polychaefa  errantia) 
b       Anomalies  de  la  regeneration.  (Planariidae;  Olichaefa  microdrila;  Polychaefa  errantia) 
STEPHENSON,  N.  G.     Ph.D.  —  School  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Zool.  Building,   Univ.  of  Sydney. 

SYDNEY,  N.S.W.  2006,  Australia 
a       Culture  of  embryonic  organs  and  tissue  explants  under  pressure.   (Vertebrata) 
b       Action  of  malignant  mammalian  cells  on  pre-adult  amphibian  cells:    in    vitro    and    in 

vivo.     (Amphibia,  Mammalia) 
c       Descriptive  embryology.   (Marsupialia) 
STERBA,  O.  —  Dept.  of  Morphol.,  Inst,  of  Vertebr.  Zool.,  Czechoslov.  Acad,  of  Sci.,  Kvetna 

8,  BRNO,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Prenatal  development  of  muscles.   (Marsupialia;  Insectivora;  Chiropfera;  Rodentia;  Artio- 

dactyla) 
STERN,  C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  California,  BERKELEY,  Calif.  94720, 

U.S.A. 
a       Developmental  genetics  of  pattern  formation.  Drosophila  melanogasfer  (Diptera) 
h       Pleiotropic  effect  of  genes.  Drosophila  melanogasfer   (Diptera) 
STERN,  H.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  California,  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box  109. 

LA  JOLLA,  Calif.  92037.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Regulation  of  DNA  synthesis  during  meiotic  development.  Trillium  erectum,  Lilium  longi- 

florum,  Tulipa  gesneriana,  Vicia  faba,  Bellevalia  romana  (Angiospermae) 
h       Developmental  genetics.  Marchantia  polymorpha  (Hepaticae) 

STERN,  K.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Univ.  of  Illinois,   1853  W.  Polk  St.,  CHICA- 
GO, 111.  60612.  U.S.A. 
a       Relationship  of  reticulo-endothelial  function  to  growth  processes,  as  exemplified  by  liver 

regeneration  after  partial  hepatectomy.  Rattus  spec,  Mas  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Effect   on   organ    growth    of    administration    of    isogeneic    subcellular    tissue    fractions    to 

weanlings  of  inbred  strains.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
STERN,    S.       Ph.D.    —    Div.  of  Popul.  Dynamics;  School  of  Hyg.  and  Publ.  Health,  Johns 

Hopkins  Univ.,  615  N.  Wolfe  St.,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21205,  U.S.A. 
a       Carbohydrate  metabolism  in  pre-implantation  embryos  as  related  to  glycogen  metabolism; 

culture  of  embryos.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Composition  of  ovarian   and  tubal   secretions.   Mus  musculus    (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
c       Hormonal  control  of  ovulation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
d       Ultrastructure  of  pre-implantation  embryos.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
STETLER,  D.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Botany,  Univ.  of  Minnesota,  MINNEAPOLIS,  Minn. 

55455.  U.S.A. 
a       Effects  of  alkaloids  and  steroids  on  differentiation  of  tissue  cultures.  Papaver  somniferum 

(Papaveraceae) 
STEVEN,   D.    H.     M.A.,   Vet.M.B.   —   Anat.    School.    Sub-Dept.    of   Vet.    Anat.,    Univ.   of 

Cambridge,  Tennis  Court  Rd.,  CAMBRIDGE  CB2  IQS,  England 
a       Organization  of  placental  blood  vessels  in  relation  to  physiological  exchange.  Ovis  aries 

(Artiodactyla),  Equus  caballus  (Perissodactyla) 

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STEVENS,  L.  C.     Ph.D.  —  The  Jackson  Lab..  BAR  HARBOR,  Me.  04609,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Histogenesis  of  testicular  teratoma   (strain  129).  Mas  musculus  (Rodentia) 

b       Developmental  genetics.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

STEVENSON.   J.   ROSS     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Biol.   Sci.,   Kent   State   Univ.,   KENT, 

Ohio  44240.  U.S.A. 
a       Study  of  control  of  epidermal  chitin  biosynthesis  for  the  developing  cuticle  by  chemical 

assays  and  radiotracers.  Orconectes  sanborni.  O.  obscurus  (Decapoda,  Crustacea) 
STEWART,  J.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Biochem.  Dept.,  Univ.  of  New  Hampshire.  DURHAM.  N.H. 

03824,  U.S.A. 
a       A   study  of   the   turnover  of   proteins   during   central   nervous   system   development.   Mas 

musculus  (Rodentia) 
STINSON,  B.  D.      Ph.D.    —    Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  Coll.,  Cornell  Univ..   1300  York  Ave.. 

NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10021,  U.S.A. 
STOCK,  A.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  New  England,  ARMI- 

DALE,  N.S.W.  2351.  Australia 
a       Regeneration  and  the  endocrine  system.  Blaftella  germanica  (Dictyopfera)   (in  collaboration 

with  A.  F.  O'FARRELL) 
STOCKDALE.    F.    E.      M.D.,  Ph.D.    —    Dept.  of  Med..  School  of  Med..  Stanford  Univ.. 

STANFORD,  Calif.  94305,  U.S.A. 
a       Mechanisms  of  skeletal   muscle  differentiation,   with  special  reference  to   DNA  synthesis 

and  cell  division.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Mechanisms  of  hormone-dependent  differentiation  in  mammary  gland  tissue    in    vitro, 

with  special  reference  to  DNA  synthesis  and  cell  division.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
STOCUM,  D.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Illinois.  URBANA.  111.  61801.  U.S.A. 
a       Regeneration.    (Vertebrata) 
STOLL.  R.     Dr.en  Med.,  Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Biol..  Fac.  de  Med.,  Univ.  de  Bordeaux, 

33  BORDEAUX,  France 
a       Differenciation  sexuelle.   (Aves) 

h       Physiologie  des  glandes  endocrines  embryonnaires.    (Aves) 
c       Teratologic.  (Aves) 
STONE,  L.  S.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Anat.  Dept..  Yale  Univ.,  333  Cedar  St.,  NEW  HAVEN, 

Conn.  06520,  U.S.A.  • 

STOUT,    V.    M.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.    of   Zool.    Univ.    of    Canterbury,    Priv.    Bag,    CHRIST- 
CHURCH,  New  Zealand 
a       Descriptive  embryology.  Lepidurus  apus  (Notostraca,  Crustacea),  Daphnia  magna   (Cla- 

STRATFORD    (MILLER),   Mrs.   B.   F.     Ph.D.   —   School   of  Anat.,   Univ.   of   Melbourne. 

PARKVILLE  3052.  Vict.,  Australia 
a       Developmental  anatomy  and  pathology  of  the  placenta.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Postnatal  development  of  the  lung.  Dasyuroides  byrnei  (Marsupialia) 
STRAUSS,  F.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Bern.  26  Biihlstr..  CH-3012  BERN. 

Switzerland  • 

a       Comparative  implantation  and  placentation.  (Mammalia) 
b       Comparative  anatomy  of  the  female  reproductive  system.    (Mammalia) 
STRAY    (BREISTEIN),   Mrs.  L.  —  Inst,  of  Anat..  Univ.  of  Bergen.  BERGEN,  Aarstad- 

vollen,  Norway 
a       An  experimental  study  of  the  development  of  the  trigeminal  ganglion.  Gallus  domesticus 

(Aves) 
h       Regeneration   of    the    motor   root    of    the    trigeminal    nerve    following    extirpation   of    the 

proximal  portion  of  the  trigeminal  nerve  and  the  trigeminal  ganglion  in  early  embryonal 

stages   (Hamburger  and  Hamilton  stages  16-17).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
STRAZNICKY,  Ch.     Ph.D.  —  Anat.  Dept.,  Med.  Univ.,  Dischka  u  5,  PfiCS,  Hungary 
STREETT,  J.  C.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Sci.,  Texas  Wesleyan  Coll..   FORT  WORTH,  Tex. 

76105,  U.S.A. 
STREIFF,  W.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  14  CAEN,  France 
STROEVA,  Miss  O.  G.     Dr.biolsci.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Cytogenet.,  Inst,  of  Developm. 

Biol,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St.,  MOSCOW  V-133,  U.S.S.R. 
STROM,   R.     Fil.lic.  —  Zool   Inst.,   Univ.   of   Uppsala,   Villavagen  9,   751    22   UPPSALA. 

Sweden 
a       Larval  development.   (Bryozoa) 
STROMBERG,  J.-O.     Fil.lic.  —  Dept.  of  Zool,  Univ.  of  Lund,  Helgonavagen  3.  S-223  62 

LUND.  Sweden 
a       Early   development   and   organogenesis.    Cyathura   polita    (Anthuridea),   Bopyroides    hip- 

polytes.  Hemiarthrus  abdominalis,  Pseudione  crenulata  (Epicacidea.  Isopoda,  Crustacea) 
STRUDEL.  G.     Dr.es.  Sci.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol  et  Teratol  exper.  du  C.N.R.S.  49  bis  Av. 

de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 

—  Lab.  d'Embryol.  exper.  du  Coll  de  France,  11   Place  Marcelin  Berthelot,  PARIS  Ve, 

France  • 

a       Developpement  du  systeme  nerveux  orthosympathique.   (Aves) 
h       Developpement  de  la  colonne  vertebrale.  (Aves) 

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c       Role  inducteur  de  la  chorde  et  du  tube  nerveux;  chondrogenese.   (Aves) 

d       Teratologie  de  la  colonne  vertebrale.  (Aves) 

e       Ultrastructure  du  cartilage  vertebral.  (Aves) 

STUBBS.  J.  D.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  and  Molec.  Biol.,  School  of  Nat.  Sci.,  San  Francisco 

State  Coll.,  SAN  FRANCISCO,  Calif.  94132,  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  techniques  for  assay  and  quantitation  of  differential  gene  activation  with 

use  of  germinating  spores  as  a  model  developmental  system.  Bacillus  subtilis  (Bacteria) 
STUCHLY,  Z.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Kat.  i  Zaklad  Biol.  Ogolnej.  Med.  Acad,  of  Wrodaw,  Bujwida 

9,   WROCLAW,   Poland 
STURROCK,   R.   R.     M.B.,   Ch.B.   —   Dept.   of  Anat.,   Univ.    of   Dundee,    DUNDEE   DDl 

4HN,  Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Measurements   of   the  distance   between   neuroglia   nuclei   in   fibre   tracts   of  the   postnatal 

brain  and  its  relation  to  the  number  of  myelinated  fibres  present.  Afus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
STYCZYSSKA-JUREWICZ.    Mrs.    E.     Ph.D.   —   Nencki    Inst,    of   Exper.    Biol.,    Dept.    of 

Exper.  Hydrobiol.,  ul.  Pasteura  3,  WARSZAWA  22,  Poland 
SUBTELNY.    S.     Ph.D.,    Prof.    —   Dept.    of    Biol.,    Rice    Univ.,    HOUSTON,    Tex.    77001, 

U.S.A.  • 

SUCH    (RAZIMBAUD),  Mrs.  J.     Dr.Biol.anim.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  Exper.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de 

Bordeaux,  Av.  des  Facultes,  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Recherches   descriptives   et    experimentales   sur   le   developpement   erabryonnaire   de   I'oeil 

compose.   (Insecta) 
SUDARWATI,  Miss  S.     Drs.  —  The  Bandung  Inst,  of  Technol.,  Dept.  of  Chem.  and  Biol., 

Djalan  Ganesa  10,  BANDUNG,  Indonesia 
a       Mesoderm  formation  in  the  blastula   (stage  8+).  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
SUGIE,  T.     Ph.D.  —  Natl.  Inst,  of  Anim.  Industry,  CHIBA-shi.  280  Japan 
a       Transfer  of  fertilized  eggs  by  non-surgical  techniques.  Bos  taurus,  Capra  hircus   (Artio- 

dactyla) 
SUGINO,   H.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Osaka  Kyoiku  Univ.,  Ten-noji-ku,  OSAKA, 

543  Japan  • 

a       Differentiation  of  neoblasts.  Dugesia  japonica   (Turbellaria) 
b       In   vitro    culture  of  blastema.  Dugesia  japonica  (Turbellaria) 
SUGIYAMA,    M.     D.Sc,    Prof.    —    Marine    Biol.    Station,    Nagoya    Univ.,    Sugashima-cho, 

TOBA,  Mie-ken,   (517)   Japan  • 

a       Physiological   studies   on    fertilization    and    artificial   parthenogenesis.    Hemicentrotus   pul- 

cherrimus,  Pseudocentrotus  depressus    (Echinoidea)    (in   collaboration  with   M.    ISHIKA- 

WA) 
SULLIVAN,  G.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Univ.  of  Sydney,  SYDNEY, 

N.S.W.,  Australia 
a       Effects  of  paralysis  and  amniotic  pressures  on  the  skeletomuscular  system  of  the  embrya 

Gallus  spec.   (Aves) 
h       Studies  on  teratogenic  effects  of  antimalarial  drugs.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
SUNDARARAJ,  B.  I.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Delhi,  DELHI-7,  India 
SUSSEX.    I.   M.     Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Biol.,    Kline   Biol.   Tower,    Yale   Univ.,    NEW 

HAVEN,  Conn.  06520,  U.S.A. 
a       Histodifferentiation  in  tissue  cultures.   Eucalyptus  camaldulensis   (Dicofyledonae) 
SUSSMAN,  A.  S.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Botany,,  Univ.  of  Michigan,  ANN  ARBOR, 

Mich.  48104,  U.S.A. 
SUSSMAN,  M.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Brandeis  Univ.,  WALTHAM,  Mass.  02154  U.S.A.    • 
a       Genetic    and    developmental    studies.    Dictyostelium    spec.    (Acrasiales)     (in    collaboration 

with  Mrs.  R.  B.  R.  SUSSMAN) 
SUSSMAN.  Mrs.  R.  B.  ROTMAN     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Brandeis  Univ.,  WaLTHAM, 

Mass.  02154,  U.S.A. 
a       Genetic  and  developmental  studies.  Dictyostelium  spec.  (Acrasiales)    (in  collaboration  with 

M.  SUSSMAN) 
SUTTER,    B.    C    J.     Dr.es    Sci.   —   Lab.    de    Physiol.   Anim.,    Fac.    des    Sci..    B.P.    347,    51 

REIMS,  France 
a       Endocrine  function  of  the  foetal  pancreas;   insulin  blood  levels  in  the   foetus  and  in  the 

mother.   Rattus   norvegicus    (Rodentia)    (in   collaboration   with   R.   L.   JACQUOT,   J.    M. 

FELIX  and  Mrs.  M.  T.  SUTTER  (DUB)) 
SUTTER   (DUB),  Mrs.  M.  T.     D.E.S.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  347, 

51  REIMS,  France 
a       Endocrine  function  of  the  foetal  pancreas;   insulin  blood  levels  in  the  foetus  and  in  the 

mother.   Rattus   norvegicus    (Rodentia)    (in   collaboration   with   R.   L.   JACQUOT,   J.    M. 

FELIX  and  B.  C.  J.  SUTTER) 
SUZUKI,  Y.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington,  115  W.  University 

Parkway,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210,  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical   studies   of   early   development.   Hyalophora   cecropia   and   other   spp.    (Lepi- 

doptera)    (in  collaboration  with  D.  D.  BROWN) 
SVAJGER,   A.     M.D.,   D.Sc.   —   Inst,   of   Histol.   and   Embryol.,    Univ.   of   Zagreb,   Salata   3. 

P.O.B.  422,  ZAGREB,  Yugoslavia 

168 


a       Investigation  of  early  differentiation;   transplantation,    in  vitro    culture.  Rattus  nocve- 

giciis   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  B.  LEVAK   (SVAJGER)    and  N.  SKREB. 

Inst,  of  Biol.) 
b       Investigation    on    developmental    capacities    of    tissues    of    the    chorioallantoic    membrane. 

Gallus  domcsficus   (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  B.  LEVAK   (SVAJGER)    and  N. 

SKREB.  Inst,  of  Biol.) 
c       Investigation  of  chondrogenesis  in  the  external  ear.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
SWANEPOEL,    J.    H.     D.Sc.    —    Dept.    of    Zool..    Rand    Afrikaans    Univ..    P.O.    Box    524. 

JOHANNESBURG.   S.Africa 
a       Comparative  embryology;   ontogenetic  development  of  the  neurocranium  and  of  the  vis- 

cerocranium.  Breviceps  adspersus   (Anuca) 
b       Embryonic  development.  Barbus  capensis  (Teleostei) 

SWANSON   (EARTLY),  Mrs.  H.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Med.  School.  Univ.  of  Bir- 
mingham. Edgbaston,  BIRMINGHAM   15,  England 
a       Effects  of  gonadal  hormones  given  shortly  before  or  after  birth  on  sex-typical  morphology, 

function  and  behaviour.  Cricetus  auratus,  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
SWANSON,   R.   F.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of  Embryol.,   Carnegie   Inst,   of  Washington,    115   W. 

University   Parkway,   BALTIMORE,   Md.   21210.   U.S.A. 
a       Deoxyribonucleic  acid  synthesis  during   early  development.   Xenopus  laevis   (Anura)    (in 

collaboration  with  I.  DAWID) 
SWARUP,    K.     D.Phil.   —   Dept.    of   Zool,    Univ.    of   Gorakhpur,    GORAKHPUR    (U.P.), 

India 
a       Reproductive  biology   and  endocrinology  of   a   viviparous  species  with   special  reference 

to  the  possible  role  of  the  pituitary  in  the  regulation  of  pregnancy.  (Teleostei) 
h       Radiobiological  and  endocrinological  studies  on  the  thyroid  "light  cells"  at  various  devel- 
opmental stages.   (Vertebrata) 
SWIFT.  H.  H.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.   Sci..  Univ.  of  Chicago,  CHICAGO, 

111.  60637,  U.S.A. 
a       Structure  and  function  of  nucleic  acids  in  chromosome,  mitochondria  and  chloroplasts 
SZAMBORSKI,  J.  J.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Pathol.  Anat.,  Clinic  of  Obstetr.  and  Gynecol.  II, 

Med.  School,  ul.  Karowa  2,  WARSZAWA,  Poland 
a       Tumours  of  the  mesonephric  derivatives  in  the  female  genital  tract    (uterus  and  ovary). 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Histological    and    histochemical    features    of    the   stroma   of   the    uterine   mucosa    (normal 

changes    due    to    age;    metaplasia;    regenerative    processes;    malignancy).    Homo    sapiens 

(Primates) 
SZfiKELY,  C.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Neuropathol.,  Research  Station  of  TTrgu-Mure§  of 

the  Acad,  of  the  S.S.R.,  Str.  Gh.  Marinescu  38,  TIRGU-MURE§,  Rumania 
SZEKELY.  G.     M.D.  —  Anat.  Dept.,  Med.  Univ.,  Dischka  u  5,  PfiCS,  Hungary  • 

TABAN,  Ch.  H.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Dr.med..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Michigan  State  Univ.,  EAST 

LANSING,  Mich.  48823,  U.S.A. 
a       Action  of  antisera  on  regeneration.   Triturus  spec.   (Urodela) 
h       Tolerance  of  xenograft  compared  to  homograft  and  related  problems.  Ambystoma  mexi- 

canum  and  other  spp.  (Urodela) 
TAGUCHI,  S.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Biol..  Natl.  Inst,  of  Radiol.  Sci.,  Anagawa  4-9-1.  CHIBA, 

(280)  Japan 
a       Biochemical   studies   on   effect   of   radiation   on   the   embryo.   Oryzias   latipes    (Teleostei), 

Bufo  vulgaris  (Anura) 
TAHARA,  Y.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Osaka  Kyoiku  Univ.,  Ten-noji-ku,  OSAKA.  543  Japan 
a       Dynamic  aspects  of  interaction  between  embryo  and  Myxovirus.  (Aves) 
h       Development  of  sexual  characters,  primary  and  secondary.   ( Echinodermata) 
TAHMISIAN.  T.  N.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Biol,  and  Med.  Research,  Argonne  Natl.  Lab..  9700 

South  Cass  Ave..  ARGONNE,  111.  60439,  U.S.A. 
a       Effects    of    ionizing    irradiations    on    tissue    differentiation    and    metabolism    in    embryos. 

Melanoplus  diff.  differentialis   (Orthoptera) 
b       Induction  and  differentiation  of  striated  muscle  (electron  microscopy).  Helix  aspersa  (Pul- 

monata.  Gastropoda) ,  Melanoplus  diff.  differentialis  (Orthoptera),  Branchydanio  rerio,  B. 

albolineatus  (Cyprinidae.  Teleostei),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
TAKAHASHI,  H.     D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Comp.  Endocrinol..  Inst,  of  Endocrinol.,  Gunma  Univ., 

Showa-machi,  MAEBASHI,  Japan 
TAKANO,  K.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Kyoto  Univ.,  Yoshida,  Konoe-cho,  Sakyo-ku, 

KYOTO  606,  Japan 
a       Teratogenesis  of  the  offspring  in  maternal  alloxan  diabetes.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
h       RNA  synthesis  in  the  fetal  membranes.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
c       Epidemiological  studies  on  anomalies  in  embryos.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
TAKATA.  Miss  Ch.  f     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West  Mains  Rd., 

EDINBURGH,  EH9  3JN,  Scotland,  U.K. 

(deceased) 
TAKATA,   K.     D.Sc.  —  Biol.   Inst.,   Fac.  of  Sci.,   Nagoya   Univ.,   Chikusa-ku,   NAGOYA, 

Japan  • 

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TAKAYA.  H.     D.Sc.  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Konan  Univ.,  Okamoto.  Motoya- 

ma-cho,  Higashi-nada-ku,  KOBE,  Japan  • 

a       Regional   differentiation  of   the   central   nervous   system.    Triturus   spec,   Hynobius  spec, 

Bufo  spec,  Rana  spec   (Amphibia) 
b       Chemical  phenocopies.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 

c       Change  of  ultrastructure  during  differentiation  of  embryonic  cells.   (Amphibia) 
TAKEDA.  H.     M.D.,  Dr.Med.Sci.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Div.  I,  Kobe  Univ.  School  of 

Med.,  Kusunoki-cho  7,  Ikuta-ku,  KOBE,   (650)   Japan 
a       Phylogenetic  and  ontogenetic  studies  on  the  cerebellum  and  inferior  olive.   (Veriebcata) 
TAKITA,  S.     M.D.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Surg.,  School  of  Med.,  Tokushima  Univ.,  Kura- 

moto-cho.  TOKUSHIMA-City,  770  Japan 
a       Functional  development  of  the  alimentary  tract  and  of  the  biliary  tract  in  the  earlier  stages 

of  the  fetus.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
TAKITA,  T.     M.Agric  —  Dept.  of  Aquatic  Biol.,  Fac.  of  Fish.,  Nagasaki  Univ.,  Bunkyo- 

machi   1-14,  NAGASAKI,  Japan 
TAKOR,  T.  T.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Ibadan,  IBADAN,  Nigeria 
TAMANOI,  I.     Ph.D.  —  Div.  of  Radiat.  Hazards,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Radiol.  Sci.,  Anagawa  4-9, 

CHIBA.  Japan 
a       Modification  of  inducing  agents  of  guinea  pig  liver  by  immunological  technique.  Triturus 

pyrrhogaster  (Urodela) 
b       Studies  on  the  appearance  of  function  in  embryonic  heart  by  using  micro-electrography. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Radiation  effects  on  haematopoietic  organs  (immuno-chemical  study).  Mus  musculus  (Ro- 

dentia) 
TAMARELLE  (GARAUDY),  Mrs.  M.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  Exper.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Bordeaux, 

Av.  des  Facultes,  33  TALENCE,  France 
a       Developpement  embryonnaire.    (Collembola) 
TAMBOISE,  E.     Dr.en  Med..  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.  B,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue  des 

Sts.  Peres,  PARIS  Vie,  France 
a       Etude  des  troubles  du  developpement  de  I'embryon  sous  Taction  des  radiations  ionisantes. 

Mus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
b      Etude  des  alterations  chromosomiques    (repartition  et  type  des  lesions  chromosomiques) 

chez   I'embryon   sous   Taction   des   radiomimetiques   en    fonction   de   Torganogenese.   Mus 

rattus  (Rodentia) 
TANAKA,  K.     M.A.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Tokyo  Kyoiku  Univ.,  Otsuka  3-29-1, 

Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
a       Recognition  of  specificity  in  compound  forms.  Botryllus  primigenus,  Botrylloides  violaceum 

(Ascidia)    (in  collaboration  with  H.  WATANABE) 
TANAKA,    O.     M.D.    —    Dept.    of    Anat.,    Kyoto    Univ.,    Yoshida,    Konoe-cho,    Sakyo-ku, 

KYOTO  606,  Japan 
a       Epidemiological  studies  on  skeletal  anomalies  in  embryos  and  early  foetuses.  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
b      Tests  on  drug  teratogenicity 

TANDAN,  B.  K.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Lucknow,  LUCKNOW,  India 
TANIMURA,  T.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Kyoto  Univ.,  Konoe-cho,  Yoshida. 

Sakyo-ku.  KYOTO,  Japan 

—  Dept.  of  Pediat.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Washington,  SEATTLE,  Wash.  98105, 

U.S.A. 
a       Effects  of  teratogens  on  embryos    in     vitro.    Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia)    (in  collab- 
oration with  T.  H.  SHEPARD) 
TANNER,  E.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Sci.,  North  Carolina  State  Univ.,  P.O.  Box  5127, 

RALEIGH,  N.C.  27607,  U.S.A. 
a       Metabolism  of  preiraplantation  embryos.  Mus  musculus  (Rod/entia) 

b       Effects  of  stress   (high  temperature)   on  embryonic  survival.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
TARDENT,  P.     Dr.Phil.,  Prof.  —  Zool.-Vergl.  Anat.  Inst.,  Univ.  Ziirich,  Kiinstlergasse  16, 

CH-8006  ZURICH.  Switzerland  • 

a       Regeneration  and  sex  determination.  Hydra  attenuata  (Hydroidea) 
b       Regeneration.   Tubularia  larynx  (Athecata,  Hydrozoa) 
c       Morphogenesis.  Podocoryne  carnea    (Athecata,  Hydrozoa) 
d       Regeneration.  Branchiura  sowerbyi  (Oligochaeta) 

TARDIF,   B.     Prof.agr.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.   Norm.,  41    rue   St.   Girardin,   76  ROUEN,   France 
TARKOWSKI,  A.  K.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Warsaw, 

Krakowskie  Przedmiescie  26/28,  WARSAWA  64,  Poland  • 

a       Mechanisms  of  cell  differentiation  in  early  development.  Mits  musculus  (Rodentia) 
b       Experimental  chimerism.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
c       Sexual  differentiation  and  gametogenesis.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
TARTAR.  V.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Washington  Field  Lab..  R.l  Box  250. 

NAHCOTTA,  Wash.  98637,  U.S.A. 
a       Production   of   decorticated   cells   by   micrurgical   or   chemical   methods.   Stentor  coeculeus 

(Ciliata) 

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b       Cytokinesis  studied  by  micrurgy.  Stentor  coeruleus   (Ciliata) 

c       Effects  of  single  heat  shocks.  Stentor  coeruleus  (Ciliata) 

d       Mouthparts  induction  in  the  oral  primordium.  Stentor  coeruleus   (Ciliata) 

e       Production  of  cells  with  conflicting  polarities  by  rotating  longitudinal  halves  180°.  Stenfot 

coeruleus  (Ciliata) 
TASSAVA,  R.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Coll.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Ohio  State  Univ.,  1735  Neil 

Ave..  COLUMBUS,  Ohio  43210,  U.S.A. 
a       Studies  of  the  role  of  hormones  in  limb  regeneration.  (Amphibia) 
TATA,  J.  R.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Natl.   Inst,   for  Med.   Research,   Mill   Hill,   LONDON  N.W.7, 

England 
a       Thyroid  hormone-induced  metamorphosis.  Rana  catesbeiana,  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura) 
h       Effect  of  hormones  on  organ  cultures.  Rana  spec.  (Anura) 
c       Effect  of  androgens  and  oestrogens  on  the  development  of  accessory  sexual  tissues.  Rattus 

noruegicus   (Rodentia) 
d       Early  metamorphic  competence  of  larvae:   biochemical  analysis  of  the  acquisition  of  re- 
sponse of  very  early  stages  of  larval  cells    (Nieuwkoop-Faber  stages  38-41)    to  thyroid 

hormones  that  resembles  spontaneous  metamorphic  response  at  later  stages.  Xenopus  laevis 

(Anura) 
e       Anti-metamorphic  effect  of  prolactin:  effect  of  ovine  prolactin  in  preventing  developmental 

changes  induced  by  thyroid  hormones  studied   at  the  level  of  nucleic  acid   synthesis   in 

target   tissues    (liver,   tail,   skin).    Rana    catesbeiana     (Anura),    Diemictylus     viridescens 

(Urodela) 
TA VERNE,  M.  —  Zool.  Lab..  Univ.  of  Amsterdam.  Plantage  Doklaan  44,  AMSTERDAM, 

Netherlands 
a       Umbilical  sphincter.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
TAYLOR,   A.   C.     Ph.D.,    Prof.   —  Dept.   of   Anat..   The   Univ.   of  Texas   Dental   Branch. 

HOUSTON,  Tex.  77025,  U.S.A.  • 

TAYLOR,   Miss  E.   L.     B.A.   —   Dept.   of  Biol.,   Grad.    School  of  Arts   and   Sci.;   Lab.   of 

Histol.-Embryol.,  School  of  Dental  Med..  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania.  PHILADELPHIA,  Pa. 

19104,  U.S.A. 
a       Maintenance  of  differentiation  in  cultured  heart  cells.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
TAYLOR,    Miss   J.   M.     Dr.   —  Lab.   of   Cell.    Biol.,   Dept.   of   Biol.    Sci..   Wellesley   Coll., 

WELLESLEY,  Mass.  02181,  U.S.A. 
a       Postnatal  differentiation  of  three  fiber  types  in  skeletal  muscle   (electron  microscopy  and 

histochemistry).  Rattus  noruegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  G.  F.  GAU- 

THIER,  and  Miss  H.  A.  PADYKULA) 
b       Differentiation  of   neuromuscular   junctions   in   skeletal   muscle    (electron   microscopy   and 

histochemistry).  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  G.   F.  GAU- 

THIER  and  Miss  H.  A.  PADYKULA) 
c       Ovarian-uterine-placental  relationship  (electron  microscopy  and  histochemistry).  Didelphys 

virginiana  (Macsupialia)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  G.  F.  GAUTHIER  and  Miss  H.  A. 

PADYKULA) 
d       Lipid  transport  by  the  yolk  sac  placenta   (electron  microscopy  and  histochemistry.  Rattus 

norvegicus   (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  G.   F.  GAUTHIER  and  Miss  H.  A. 

PADYKULA) 
TAYLOR,  L.   W.     Ph.D.,   Prof.    (Emer.)    —  Dept.   of  Poultry  Husbandry,   Fac.  of  Agric, 

Univ.  of  California,  BERKELEY,  Calif.  94720,  U.S.A. 
a       Lethal  genes:  inheritance,  interrelationships  and  effects  of  selection.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
h       O2  and  CO2  requirements  and  tolerances  in  development.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
TCHELEBI   (PAPILLON),  Mrs.  M.  —  Lab.  d'Evolution  des  Etres  Organises,  Fac.  des  Sci.. 

105  Bd.  Raspail,  PARIS  Vie,  France 
a       Influence   of   physical   factors   upon   egg   development.   Schistocerca   gregaria    (Accididae, 

Orthoptera) 
TCHERNIAEV,  G.     Cand.Sci.Biol.  —  Inst.  Limnol.  de  I'Acad.  des  Sci.  de  I'URSS,  LIST- 

VENITCHNOIE  sur  Baikal,  region  d'Irkoutsk,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Developpement  de  I'omoul  du  Baikal.  Cocegonus  autumnalis  migratorius   (Teleostei) 
h       Developpement  des  cottides  du  Baikal.  Comephorus  baikalensis,  C.  dybowski   (Cottidae, 

Teleostei) 
TEITELMAN   (de  PINCZUK),  Mrs.  G.  N.     Lie.  —  Dept.  of  Biol,  Grad.  School  of  Arts 

and  Sci.;  Lab.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  School  of  Dental  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania, 

PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.   19104,  U.S.A. 
a       Protein  synthesis  in  normal  and  lobeless  embryos  analyzed  by  disc  electrophoresis.  Ily- 

anassa  obsoleta   (Gastropoda) 
TELEPNEVA,  Miss  S.  A.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8.  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
TEMIN,   H.   M.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  McArdle  Lab.  for  Cancer  Research,   Univ.  of  Wisconsin, 

450  N.  Randall  Ave.,  MADISON,  Wis.  53706,  U.S.A. 
a       Changes  in  fibroblasts  induced  by  oncogenic  viruses   (Rous  sarcoma  virus).  Gallus  domeS' 

ticus  (Aves) 

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TEMPEL,   K.     Dr.med.vet.   —   Inst,   fiir   Pharmakol.,   Toxicol,   und   Pharmazie   der  Tierarztl, 

Fak.  der  Univ.  Munchen,  Veterinarstr.   13,  MUNCHEN  22,  W.Germany 
a       Investigations  on  functions  of  DNAses  in  embryonic  tissues.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       Effect  of   ionizing   radiations   and   biological   alkylating   agents   on   embryonic   DNA   and 

DNAses.  Gallus  domesficits  (Aves) 
c       Infuence  of  nuclease  inhibitors    (polyanions)    on   nucleic  acid  metabolism   in  the   embryo. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Phosphatases    and    lysosomes    in    embryonic    tissues;    behaviour   during    development    and 
under  the  influence  of  ionizing  radiation  and  biological  alkylating  agents.  Gallus  domes- 
ticus (Aves) 
TEMPLE,  D.  —  Lab.  d'Histol..  Fac.  de  Med.,  2  rue  Ecole  de  Medicine.  34  MONTPELLIER. 

France 
a       Oviform  development  of  primary  spermatogonia.   Triturus  spec.   (Urodela) 
b       Electron  microscopic  studies  on  Bidder's  organ.  Bufo  spec.  (Anura) 
TENCER,   Miss   R.     Dr.en    Sci.   —  Lab.   de   Morphol.   Anim.,   Univ.   libre   de   Bruxelles,   67, 

rue  des  Chevaux,  RHODE-ST-GENESE,  Brabant,  Belgium 
a       Metabolism   during   development.   Paracentrotus   spec,   Arbacia   spec.    (Echinoidea) ,   Am- 

bystoma  spec,  Pleurodeles  spec.  (Urodela),  Bufo  spec,  Rana  spec.   (Anura) 
TEPLITZ.    Miss   N     A.     Cand.biol.sci.   —   Inst,   of    Developm.    Biol.,   Acad,   of    Sci.   of   the 

U.S.S.R..  Vavilov  St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Restoration   of   regeneration   capacity   of   limbs    after    X-irradiation    (biochemical    study). 
Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela)    (in  collaboration  with  L.  V.  POLEZHAEV  and  Mrs. 
S.  J.  TUCHKOVA) 
TERAYAMA,   H.     Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Zool.    Inst..    Univ.   of  Tokyo,    Hongo   7-3,   Bunkyo-ku, 

TOKYO,   (113)   Japan 
a       Studies  on  composition  and  biochemical  activities  of  germ  cell  nuclei  and  early  changes 

after  fertilization.  Pseudocentrotus  depcessus  (Echinoidea) 
b       Mechanism   of    homeostatic    growth    regulation   in    liver    regeneration.    Rattus    norvegicus 

(  Rodent  ia) 
TESTA-BAPPENHEIM,    I.     Dr.med.A.O.,    Prof.    —    1st.    di   Antropol.    Criminol.    dell  Univ., 

C.so  G.  Galilei,  Nr.   22,  TORINO,   Italy 
a       Experimental  embryology.   Triton  alpestris,  T.  taeniatus   (Urodela) 
h       Developmental  genetics.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
c       Developmental  pathology.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
TEUCHERT,  Mrs.  G.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Inst,  fur  Flugmedizin  der  DFVLR,  Kolnerstr.  70.  532 

BAD  GODESBERG,  W.Germany 
a       Embryology.   (Bdelloidea,  Rotatoria) 

h       The  influence  of  simulated  weightlessness  by  rotation  on  the  early  development   (polariza- 
tion). Ascaris  (Nematoda),  (Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  W.  BRIEGLEB) 
c       The  influence  of  simulated  weightlessness  (by  submersion)  on  metamorphosis.  (Anura)   (in 

collaboration  with  W.  BRIEGLEB) 
TEULADE,  P.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Sect,  de  Biol.  Gen.  et  Appl.,  Univ.  de  Lyon,  43  Bd.  du   11 

Novembre   1918,  69  VILLEURBANNE.  France 
a       Action  des  rayonnements  sur  le  developpement  embryonnaire.  Bombyx  mori  (Lepidoptera) 
THEILER,  K.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Gloriastr.   19,  8006  ZURICH  Switzerland 

land 
THEISE,  H.     Dipl.Chem.  —  Inst,  fur  Zellphysiol.,  Deutsche  Akad.  der  Wissensch.  zu  Berlin. 

Lindenberger  Weg   70,    1115  BERLIN-Buch.  East.Germany 
THESINGH.   Miss  C.  W.     M.D.  —  Lab.   for  Cell   Biol,   and  Histol.,   Fac.  of   Med.,   State 

Univ.,  Rijnsburgerweg   10,  LEIDEN.  Netherlands 
a       Hormones  and  thyroid  development.   Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
THEVENET,    Miss    A.     Dr.  —  Lab.    dc    Zool.,    Fac.    des    Sci.    de    Grenoble,    Cedex    53,    38 

GRENOBLE,  France 
THIEBOLD,  J.   J.     Dr.es  Sci..   Prof.  —  Inst,  de  Zool.   et  d'Embryol.  Exper.,   Fac.  des  Sci.. 

Univ.  de  Strasbourg.  12  Rue  de  I'Univcrsite,  67  STRASBOURG.  France 
a       Sexual  differentiation.   (Anamnia) 

b       Hypophyso-thyroidal   relations  in  the  embryo.  Galium  domesticus   (Aves) 
THIERY,  M.     M.D.,  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of 

Ghent,  Aan  de  Bocht  6,  GHENT.  Belgium 
a       Intra-uterine    hypoxia    (determination    of    blood    lactate/pyruvate    balance    and    acid/base 

balance).  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Longitudinal   study   of  twins   and   correlation   with   genotype   as   determined   by   placental 
membrane   morphology,   placental   zymograms   and   extensive   bloodtyping.   Homo   sapiens 
(Primates) 
c       Histochemistry  of  fallopian  tube.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
d       Histochemistry  of  placenta.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
e       Enzyme  histochemistry  of  female  genital  tract.   (Mammalia) 
THILLARD,   Miss   M.   J.     Lie,   Ing.Chim.   —  Lab.   d'Anat.   Comp.,   Fac.   des   Sci.   d  Orsay. 

Batiment  441,  91  ORSAY.  France 
a       Enzymatic  histochemistry  of  pineal  gland.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

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THOMAS,  D.  B.  B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Birmingham,  Edgbaston. 
BIRMINGHAM  15,  England 

a       The  development  of  the  lympho-mycloid  complex.   (Mammalia) 

b       The  transplantation  of  foetal  lympho-myeloid  cell;;.    (Mammalia) 

c       The  effects  of  irradiation  on  the  developing  lympho-myeloid  tissues.  (Mammalia) 

THOMAS,  R.  G.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Botany,  Massey  Univ.  of  Manawatu,  PALMER- 
STON  NORTH,  New  Zealand 

THOMAS,  R.  J.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Creighton  Univ.,  OMAHA, 
Neb.  6S131.  U.S.A. 

a  Epiboly  and  cell  differentiation  (transmission  and  scanning  electron  microscopy  and  light 
optical   techniques).   Brachydanio   rerio    (Teleostei) 

THOMMES,  R.  C.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  De  Paul  Univ.,  1036  Belden  Ave., 
CHICAGO,  111.  60614,  U.S.A. 

a       Hypophysectomy  effects  upon  "adrenal  dependent"  phenomena.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

b       Hormonal  control  of  water  balance.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 

c       Hormonal  control  of  yolk  sac  membrane  metabolism.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

THOMPSON,  J.  N.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Poultry  Sci.,  New  York  State  Coll.  of  Agric.  at 
Cornell  Univ.,  ITHACA,  N.Y.  14850,  U.S.A. 

THOMPSON.  Mrs.  J.  T.  M.Sc.  —  Biochem.  Dept.,  Med.  School,  Dalhousie  Univ.,  Sir 
Charles  Tupper  Building,   HALIFAX,  N.S.,   Canada 

a  Regulation  of  synthesis  of  hemoglobin  and  blood  proteins  in  the  embryo  by  transfer  RNA. 
Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 

THOMPSON,  R.  P.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  State  Univ.  Coll.  at  Brockport, 
BROCKPORT,  N.Y.  14420,  U.S.A. 

a  A  study  of  the  inhibitory  effects  of  tissue  extracts  on  homologous  organ  development 
(particularly  the  effect  of  whole  eye  extracts  and  extracts  of  eye  components  on  the 
development  of  the  lens    in    v  i  t  r  o).  Ga//us  domesticus  (Aves) 

THOMPSON,  T.  E.  Ph.D.,  D.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Bristol,  BRISTOL  BS8  lUG, 
England 

THORNTON,  C.  S.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Michigan  State  Univ.,  EAST  LAN- 
SING, Mich.  48823.  U.S.A.  • 

a  Influence  on  regeneration  of  ingrowth  of  brachial  nerves  into  aneurogenic  fore  limbs 
grafted  orthotopically  to  normal  hosts.  Ambystoma  maculatum  (Urodela) 

b  Recuperation  of  regeneration  in  nerve-dependent,  formerly  aneurogenic  limbs  after  pro- 
longed denervation.  Ambystoma  maculatum   (Urodela) 

c       An   immunobiclogical  analysis  of  nerve  influence  in  regeneration.  Ambystoma  spec. 

d  An  analysis  of  endocrine  influence  on  regeneration.  Ambystoma  spec,  Notophthalmus 
viridescens  (Urodela),  Xenopus  spec.  (Anura) 

THURMOND,  W.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Sci.  Dept.,  Calif.  State  Polytechnic  Coll.,  SAN 
LUIS  OBISPO.  Calif.  93401,  U.S.A. 

a  Onset  of  melanophore-stimulating  activity  by  the  pars  distalis  and  pars  intermedia.  Am- 
bystoma tigrinum,  Hyla  regilla   (Amphibia) 

h       Development  of  ACTH  production  in  the  adenohypophysis.   (Amphibia) 

TIBA,  T.  Dr.Vet.Med.  —  Dept.  of  Vet.  Obstet.,  Fac.  of  Vet.  Med.,  Hokkaido  Univ., 
N  18,  W  9,  SAPPORO,  (060)  Japan 

a  Kinetics  of  spermatogenesis,  especially  with  regard  to  the  establishment  of  the  wave 
pattern  of  the  seminiferous  epithelium.  Mustela  vison  (Carnivora) 

h  Histological  investigations  on  the  diurnal  cycles  of  spermatogenesis.  1.  Spermiation.  2. 
Meiotic  activity.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

TIBBITTS,  F.  D.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Nevada,  RENO,  Nevada  89507, 
U.S.A. 

a  A  study  of  placentation,  specifically  the  histochemistry  and  ultrastructure  of  the  placenta 
throughout  development.   (Rodentia) 

TIBERI  (MARQUIS),  Mrs.  J.  Lic.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  et  d'Histol.  Comp..  7  quai  St. 
Bernard,  75  PARIS  Ve,  France 

TICKLE,  Miss  C.  A.  B.A.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Glasgow,  GLASGOW  W.2, 
Scotland,  U.K. 

a       Cellular  interactions  using  radioactively  labelled  cells.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 

TIEDEMANN,  H.  Dr.med.,  Dr.rer.nat.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  fiir  Physiol.  Chemie,  Med.  Fak.,  Freie 
Univ.  Beriin,  Arnimallee  22,   1   BERLIN  33,  W.Germany  • 

a  Morphogenetic  factors,  characterization  and  mechanism  of  action.  (Vertebrata)  (in  col- 
laboration with  Mrs.  H.  TIEDEMANN  (WAECHTER)) 

b       RNA  and  protein  metabolism  in  development.   (Amphibia) 

TIEDEMANN  (WAECHTER),  Mrs.  H.  Dr.rer.nat.  —  Inst,  fur  Physiol.  Chemie,  Med. 
Fak.,  Freie  Univ.  Berhn,  Arnimallee  22,   1   BERLIN   33,  W.Germany 

a  Morphogenetic  factors,  characterization  and  mechanism  of  action.  (Vertebrata)  (in  collab- 
oration with  H.  TIEDEMANN) 

TIMASHKEVICH,  Mrs.  T.  B.  Cand.med.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci. 
of  theU.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 

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a  Regeneration  and  cell  division  in  the  stomach.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus  (Roden- 
fia) 

TIMMERMANS,  Miss  L.  P.  M.  M.Sc.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  State  Univ.  of  Utrecht,  Janskerkhof  3, 
UTRECHT,  Netherlands 

a  Cytochemistry  and  physiology  of  shell  secretion.  Limnaea  stagnalis,  Pomacea  bridgesi 
diffusa   (Gastropoda) 

b       Germinal  localization  in  eggs.  Dentalium  spec.   (Scaphopoda) 

TITOVA,  Mrs.  I.  I.  Cand.biol.sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci.  of  the 
U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 

TOERIEN,  M.  J.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Stellenbosch,  STELLENBOSCH,  S. 
Africa 

a       Cranial  development.  Podiceps  cristatus   (Podicipitidae,  Aves) 

h  Morphological  and  experimental  studies  on  cranial  morphogenesis  (by  means  of  extir- 
pation procedures,  heteroplastic  and  orthotopic  transplants,  the  contributions  and  inter- 
relationship of  the  visceral,  axial  and  capsular  skeleton  are  studied).  Ambystoma  spec, 
Triturus  spec.  (Urodela),  Xenopus  spec.  (Anura).  Chelydra  serpentina  (Chelonia),  Anas 
boschas,  Spheniscus  demerstts,  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Oryctolagus  cunicultis  (Lago- 
morpha)  

TOIT,  C  A.  du  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Stellenbosch,  STELLEN- 
BOSCH, S.Africa  • 

TOIVONEN,  S.  I.  Ph.D.,  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Exper.  Embryol.,  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ. 
of  Helsinki,  Arkadiankatu  7,  HELSINKI  10,  Finland  • 

a       The  specific  action  of  heterogeneous  inductors.   Triturus  spec.   (Urodela) 

h  The  mechanism  of  primary  induction.  Triturus  spec.  (Urodela)  (in  collaboration  with 
L.  O.  SAXfiN,  Dept.  of  Pathol.) 

c  Nucleic  acid  synthesis  in  induced  ectoderm.  Triturus  spec.  (Urodela)  (in  collaboration 
with  P.  J.  KOHONEN) 

d       Cell  interaction.  Triturus  spec.  (Urodela) 

TOKIN  B.  P.  Dr.Biol.Sci.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Embryol.,  Leningrad  Univ.,  Mendeleevsky 
St.  5,  LENINGRAD  B-164,  U.S.S.R. 

a  Regeneration,  asexual  reproduction  and  somatic  embryogenesis.  Beroe  cucumis,  Bolinopsis 
infundibulum  (Ctenophora),  Pelmatohydra  oligactis,  Laomedea  flexuosa  and  other  spp. 
(Coelenterata) 

b       Ontogenesis.   (Protozoa) 

c       Regeneration  during  ontogenesis.   (Protozoa) 

TOKUNAGA,  Miss  C.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  California,  BERKELEY,  Calif. 
94720,  U.S.A. 

a       Developmental  genetics  of  pattern  formation.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 

b       Pleiotropic  effect  of  genes.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 

TOMITA,  H.     M.A.  —  Biol.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Nagoya  Univ.,  Chikusa-ku,  NAGOYA,  Japan 

TOMODA,  Y.  D.Sc.  —  Div.  of  Zool.,  Natl.  Sci.  Museum,  Ueno  Park,  Daito-ku,  TOKYO, 
Japan 

TONDURY,  G.  Dr.,  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Gloriastr.,  19,  8006  ZURICH.  Swit- 
zerland • 

TONEBY,  M.  I.  FiLkand.  —  The  Wenner-Gren  Inst.,  Norrtullsgatan  16,  S-113  45  STOCK- 
HOLM, Sweden 

a       Metabolism  of  tryptophane.  (Echinodermata) 

TONGE.  C.  H.  D.D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Oral  Anat.,  The  Dental  School,  Univ.  of  New- 
castle upon  Tyne,  Northumberland  Rd.,  NEWCASTLE  upon  Tyne  NEl  8TA,  England 

a       Tooth  development  and  eruption 

b  Effect  of  severe  undernutrition  on  the  development  and  growth  of  teeth  and  jaws  (in- 
cluding rehabilitation).  Sus  scrofa   (Artiodactyla) 

c  Protein  calory  deficiency  and  rehabilitation  relative  to  the  development  and  growth  of 
teeth  and  jaws.  Sus  scrofa  (Artiodactyla) 

TONNEYCK  (MULLER),  Mrs.  I.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Maurits- 
kade  61,  AMSTERDAM-O.,  Netherlands 

a       Experimental  studies  on  the  morphogenesis  of  the  skull.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

TORO,  I.  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Med.  Univ.,  Tiizolto  u.  58,  BUDA- 
PEST IX,  Hungary 

a  Experimental  and  physiological  embryology;  teratogenesis.  Pleurodeles  waltlii,  Ambystoma 
mexicanum  (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus,   (Aves).  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia) 

TORO  I..  Jr.  M.D.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Med.  Univ.,  Tiizolto  u.  58,  BUDA- 
PEST IX,  Hungary 

a  Developmental  pathology  and  teratogenesis  (electron  microscopy).  Rattus  rattus  (Roden- 
tia) 

TOROK,  L.  J.  Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Med.  Univ.,  Tuzolto  u.  58,  BUDA- 
PEST IX,  Hungary 

a  Regeneration  and  somatic  embryogenesis  with  special  reference  to  the  morphogenetic  role 
of  the  nervous  system.  Dugesia  (:=  Euplanaria)  lugubris  (Turbellaria) 

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b  Regeneration,  teratogenesis  and  tumour  development.  Dugesia  (—  Euplanaria)  tigrina 
(  Turbellaria) 

c  Nudeo-histone  changes  during  morphogenetic  processes  of  regeneration.  Dugesia  ( =: 
Euplanaria)  lugubris  (Turbellaria) 

d  Nucleo-histone  changes  during  embryonic  development  and  regeneration.  Triturus  cristatus 
(Urodela),  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

TORRES  (WINTENBERGER),  Mrs.  S.  Dr.es  Sci.Nat.  —  Station  Centr.  de  Physiol. 
Anim.,  Inst.  Natl,  de  la  Rech.  Agronom.,  C.N.R.Z..  78  JOUY-en-JOSAS,  France 

a  Etude  de  la  mortalite  embryonnaire  precoce;  etude  de  revolution  des  oeufs  aux  premiers 
stades,  dans  les  conditions  normales  et  avec  variation  de  I'equilibre  endocrinien  de  la 
mere.  Ovis  acies  (Artiodactyla) 

b       Etude  de  la  mortalite  embryonnaire.  Sus  scrota  (Artiodactyla) 

c       Fertilization  and  development  of  superovulated  eggs.  Ovis  aries   (Artiodactyla) 

d  Activite  respiratoire  des  oeufs  en  liaison  avec  la  mortalite  embryonnaire.  Ovis  aries 
(Artiodactyla) 

e  Etude  de  I'activite  respiratoire  des  blastocystes  ages  de  5  jours.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 
(Lagomorpha) 

TOTO,  P.  D.  D.D.S.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Oral  Pathol.,  School  of  Dent.,  Loyola  Univ.,  1757 
W.Harrison  St.,  CHICAGO,  111.  60612,  U.S.A. 

a  Cytogenesis  of  myoblasts  and  myotubules  in  regenerating  striated  muscle  (tracer  studies). 
Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

b  Cytogenesis  of  plasma  cells  in  subcutaneous  tissues  (tracer  studies).  Mus  musculus  (Ro- 
dentia) 

TOWERS,  B.  M.B.,  Ch.B.  —  Anat.  School,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Downing  St.,  CAM- 
BRIDGE CB2  3DY,  England 

a  Development  of  fetal  lung  and  changes  at  birth  (experimental).  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia), 
Ovis  aries  (Artiodactyla) 

b  Structure  and  functions  of  fetal  larynx  (experimental).  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia),  Ovis 
aries  (Artiodactyla) 

TRAMPUSCH,  H.  A.  L.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam, 
Mauritskade  61,  AMSTERDAM-O.,  Netherlands  • 

a  Mechanics  of  the  morphogenetic  field  during  regeneration.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Uro- 
dela) 

h  Compatibility  of  xenoplastic  blastemata,  used  for  the  study  of  regeneration.  (Anura, 
Urodela) 

c       Regeneration  from  extremities,  situated  in  heterotopic  positions.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura) 

d  Differentiation  and  de-differentiation  during  regeneration.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Uro- 
dela)  (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  A.  E.  HARREBOMlfiE) 

e  Effect  of  X-rays  on  oogenesis  and  ovulation.  Mas  spec.  (Rodentia)  (in  collaboration  with 
P.  SMIT) 

f  Analysis  of  fracture-repair.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela)  (in  collaboration  with  H.  J. 
PRINS) 

g       Tracer  studies  in  the  course  of  regeneration.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 

TRASLER,  Mrs.  D.  G.  Ph.D.  —  Human  Genet.  Section,  Dept.  of  Genet.,  McGill  Univ., 
MONTREAL,  Que.,  Canada 

TRAURIG,  H.  —  Depts.  of  Microbiol,  and  Biochera.,  Med.  C^enter,  Univ.  of  Kentucky, 
LEXINGTON,  Ky.  40506,  U.S.A. 

a  Analysis  of  the  physico-chemical  properties  of  DNA  in  differentiating  cells.  Triturus  viri- 
descens  (Urodela),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus,  Rattus  rattus  (Rodentia). 
Homo  sapiens  (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  P.  MODAK) 

TRELSTAD,  R.  L.  M.D.  —  Developm.  Biol.  Lab.,  Massachusetts  Gen.  Hosp.,  BOSTON. 
Mass.  02114,  U.S.A. 

a  The  ultrastructure  of  cell  contacts  during  early  stages  of  development.  Gallus  domesticus 
(Aves) 

h  The  analysis  of  mesenchymal  tissue  organization  through  evaluation  of  individual  cartilage 
cell  orientation  in  the  axial  and  limb  skeleton.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus 
(Rodentia) 

c  Changes  in  the  intracellular  position  of  the  Golgi  apparatus  during  epithelial-mesenchymal 
interactions  in  the  corneal  epithelium  and  limb  bud  ectoderm.  Gallus  domesticus.  Anas 
platyrhynchos.  Phasianus  colchicus   (Aves),  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 

d  Development  of  the  fibrous  architecture  of  the  orthogonal  collagen  lamellae  in  the  corneal 
stroma.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 

TRINKAUS,  J.  P.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol,  Kline  Biol.  Tower,  Yale  Univ.,  NEW 
HAVEN,  Conn.  06520,  U.S.A.  • 

a  Cell  contacts,  cell  movements  and  mechanisms  of  morphogenetic  movements  with  techni- 
ques of  cell  culture,  cinemicrography,  electron  microscopy,  cell  dissociation  and  reag- 
gregation,  electrophysiology  and  chemistry  of  the  cell  surface,  and  microsurgery.  Pundulus 
heteroclitus   (Teleostei),  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura).  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

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b  Differentiation  of  clones  of  connective  tissue  cells  with  techniques  of  cloning  in  cell  culture, 
chemistry  of  collagen,  elastin  and  mucopolysaccharides,  cinemicrography  of  clonal  be- 
havior. Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 

TRIONE,  E.  J.  Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Bot.  and  Plant  Pathol.,  Oregon  State  Univ.,  CORVALLIS, 
Ore.  97331,  U.S.A. 

a       Biochemical  mechanism  of  flowering.   ( Angiospermae) 

h       Biochemical  mechanism  of  light-induced  sporulation.   (Fungi) 

TRIPLETT,  E.  L.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  CaUfomia,  SANTA  BAR- 
BARA, Calif.  93106.  U.S.A. 

TRUMAN,  D.  E.  S.  Ph.D.  —  M.R.C.  Epigenet.  Research  Group,  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet., 
Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West  Mains  Rd..  EDINBURGH,  EH9  3JN,  Scotland.  U.K. 

a  Immunochemical  studies  of  lens  development.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura),  Gallus  domesticus 
(Aves)   (in  collaboration  with  J.  C.  CAMPBELL  and  Mrs.  R.  M.  CLAYTON) 

b  Antigenic  studies  of  lens  regeneration.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)  (in  collaboration  with 
J.  C.  CAMPBELL) 

TRUSLOVE,  Miss  G.  M.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Gower  St., 
LONDON  W.C.I,  England 

TSAFRIRI,  A.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Tel-Aviv  Univ.,  155  Herzl  St.,  TEL- AVIV,  Israel 

a       Nucleic  acid  metabolism  of  ovum.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

TSCHUMI,  P.  A.  Dr.,  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Exper.  Embryol.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  Bern,  Sahlistr.  8, 
3000  BERN,   Switzerland 

a       Ectoderm-mesoderm  relationship  during  early  limb  development.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura) 

h       Limb  regeneration  in  metamorphosed  animals.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura) 

TSUKAHARA,  J.  M.Sc.  —  Marine  Biol.  Station,  Nagoya  Univ.,  Sugashima-cho,  TOBA, 
Mie-ken,    (517)   Japan 

a  Electron  microscopical  and  biochemical  studies  of  oogenesis.  Hemicentrotus  pulcherrimus, 
Mespilia  globulus   (Echinoidea) 

TUCHKOVA,  Mrs.  S.  J.  —  Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Vavilov 
St.  26,  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 

a  Restoration  of  regeneration  capacity  of  limbs  after  X-irradiation.  Ambystoma  mexicanum 
(Urodela)   (in  collaboration  with  L.  V.  POLEZHAEV  and  Miss  N.  A.  TEPLITZ) 

TUCHMANN-DUPLESSIS,  H.  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.  A,  Fac.  de  Med.,  45  rue 
des  Sts.  Peres,  PARIS  Vie,  France  • 

a       Anencephalie.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 

b  Teratogenese  par  sulfamides  hypoglycemiants,  antimetabolites.  Rattus  spec.  (Rodentia) 
(en  collaboration  avec  Mrs.  L.  MERCIER   (PAROT)) 

c       Influence  des  hormones  sur  le  developpement  foetal.  Rattus  spec.   (Rodentia) 

d  Influence  des  alcaloides  du  Rauwolfia,  de  la  reserpine  et  de  la  deserpidine,  sur  le  devel- 
oppement. Rattus  spec.  (Rodentia)   (en  collaboration  avec  Mrs.  L.  MERCIER  (PAROT)) 

e  Influence  des  neuroleptiques  sur  la  fertilite  et  le  developpement  foetal.  Rattus  spec,  Mus 
spec.   (Rodentia),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 

f        Diabete  experimental  et  grossesse.   (Mammalia) 

g  Influence  des  antimitotiques  sur  la  gestation.  (Rodentia)  (en  collaboration  avec  Mrs.  L. 
MERCIER   (PAROT)) 

TUCKER,  J.  S.  Ph.D.  —  Pacif.  Marine  Station,  Univ.  of  the  Pacific,  DILLON  BEACH, 
Calif.  94929,  U.S.A. 

a  Gametogenesis  and  spawning  by  gross  observation,  histological  and  histochemical  methods. 
Chone  mollis,  Cirri/orm/a  spirabrancha,  Hemipodus  borealis,  Nephtys  caecoides,  Axiothella 
rubrocincta  (Polychaeta),  Phoronopsis  viridis  (Phoronida),  Macoma  secta,  M.  nasuto 
(Mollusca) 

TUFT,  P.  H.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West  Mains  Rd.,  EDIN- 
BURGH 9,  Scotland,  U.K.  • 

a  Embryonic  growth:  cell  number,  mass,  density,  uptake  and  distribution  of  water.  Xenopus 
laevis  (Anura) 

b       Effect  of  morphogenetic  inhibitors,  e.g.  /8-mercapto-ethanol 

c       Water  relations  in  haploid  embryos 

d       The  uptake  of  water  by  the  blastocyst.   (Mammalia) 

e       The  distribution  of  water  in  the  implanted  foetus.   (Mammalia) 

TUMANISHVILI,  G.  D.  Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Biophysics,  Inst,  of  Exper.  Morphol.,  Acad,  of 
Sci.  of  the  Georgian  S.S.R.,  51  St.  Kamo.  TBILISSI  2,  U.S.S.R. 

a  Participation  of  nuclear  and  cytoplasmic  chemical  factors  in  regulation  of  DNA  synthesis 
studied  in  isolated  nuclei.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 

h  Role  of  chemical  intercellular  interactions  in  regulation  of  the  rate  of  cell  multiplication 
and  intercellular  synthesis  studied  in  cell  cultures.   (Vertebrata) 

TUNG,  T.  C.  Dr.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Acad.  Sinica,  PEKING,  Haitien,  People's  Republ. 
of  China  • 

TURCHINI,  J.  P.  D.M.,  D.Sc.  Prof.  —  Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Bd.  Winston 
Churchill,  B.P.  38,  63  CLERMONT-FERRAND,  France 

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a  Cytology  of  neonatal  liver;  differentiation  of  intercellular  junctions,  characters  of  micro- 
bodies-  histochemical  differentiation.  Miis  musculus  (Rodentia)  (in  collaboration  with 
R.  POURHADI  and  P.  MALET)  ^,„^ 

TWEEDELL.  K.  S.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame,  NOTRE  DAME, 

Ind.  46556,  U.S.A. 
a       Oocyte  development  and  incorporation  of  radioactive  precursors.  Pectinana  gouldii  {Foly- 

chaeta) 
b       Inhibition  of  hydranth  regeneration.   Tubidaria  crocea   (Hydroidea) 
c       Renal   tumor   induction   by   subcellular    fractions    in   embryonic    and    larval    stages.   Rana 

pipiens  (Anura) 
TYLER   A   t     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Div.  of  Biol.,  Calif.  Inst,  of  Technol., 
PASADENA,  Calif.  91109,  U.S.A. 
( dcccBscd ) 
TYLER,  C.     Ph.D.,  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol,  and  Biochem.,  The  Univ.,  READING 

ROi  5AQ.  England 
a       Structure  and  properties  of  the  egg  shell.   (Aves) 
TYNDALE-BISCOE,  C.   H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,   School  of  Gen.   Studies,  Australian 

Nat.  Univ.,  P.O.  Box  4,  CANBERRA,  A.C.T.  2600,  Australia 
a       Early  development,  including  fine  structure.  Antechimis  stuarti  (Marsupialia) 
h       Fine  structure  of  the  blastocyst.  Macropus  eugenii  (Marsupialia),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus 

(Lagomorpha) 
c       Factors   involved    in   resumption   of   development   by    blastocysts   in   diapause.   Macropus 

eugenii  (Marsupialia) 
TYSZKIEWICZ,    Mrs.    K.     M.Sc.    —    Zool.    Dept.,    Jagiellonian    Univ.,    ul.Krupnicza    50. 

KRAKOW,  Poland 
a       Embryogenesis  of  nervous  system.  Tefrodontophora  bielanensis  (Collembola) 
UBBELS,  Miss  G.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Hubrecht  Lab.    (Intemat.  Embryol.   Inst.),  Uppsalalaan   1, 

Universiteitscentrum  "De  Uithof",  UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Origin   and  significance  of  cytochemical   heterogeneity  of   cell   populations   in   the  devel- 
oping egg.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela).  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
b       Histochemical  and  autoradiographical  analysis  of  neural  and  mesodermal   competence  in 
the    blastula/gastrula    stage.    Ambystoma    mexicanum    (Urodela)     (in    collaboration    with 
P.  D.  NIEUWKOOP  and  P.  Th.  M.  v.  d.  SAAG) 
c       Cytochemical   analysis  of  oogenesis  and  early  development.  Gryllus  domesficus,  Locusta 

migraforia  (Orthoptera) 
UCHIDA,  T.  A.     Dr.Agr.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  Fac.  of  Agric,  Kyushu  Univ.,  FUKUOKA,  Japan 
a       Studies   on   reproduction   and   embryology.   Pipistrellus   abramus.   Miniopterus   schreibecsi 

(Chiropfera) 
UEMURA,   I.   —  Embryol.   Sect.,   Dept.   of   Biol.,  Tokyo   Metropolitan  Univ.,   2-1-1    chome, 

Fukazawa-machi,  Setagaya-ku,  TOKYO,   158  Japan 
a       Electron  microscopic  studies  on  the  development  of  primary  mesenchyme  cells.  Hemicen- 

trotus  pulcherrimus  (Echinoidea) 
UHER,  J.     M.D..  C.Sc.  —  Clin,  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol.,  Postgrad.  School  of  Med.,  nabr. 

K.Marxe   157,  PRAHA-Podoh,  Czechoslovakia 
ULBERG   L    C      Ph.D.    Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anim.  Sci.,  North  Carolina  State  Univ.,  P.O.  Box 

5127,' RALEIGH.  N.C.  27607,  U.S.A. 
a       Growth     in    vitro    of   very   young   embryos.   Mus   musculus    (Rodentia),   Oryctolagus 

cuniculus  (Lagomorpha),  Ovis  aries,  Sus  scrufa  (Artiodacfyla) 
h       Influence  of  stress    (high   temperature)    on  subsequent   young   embryo  development.   Mus 
musculus  (Rodentia),  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha),  Ovis  aries,  Sus  scrofa  (Artio- 
dactyla) 
c       Altered  viability  of  sperm  as  a  cause  for  delayed  embryo  death.  Mils  musculus  (Rodentia), 

Oryctolagus  cuniculus   (Lagomorpha),  Ovis  aries,  Sus  scrofa   (Artiodactyla) 
ULLMANN,  Miss  S.  L.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  The  Univ.,  GLASGOW  W.2,  Scotland, 

U.K. 
a       Autoradiography  of  ovarioles.  Tenebrio  molitor  (Coleoptera) 
h       Oogenesis    in    vitro.    Tenebrio  molitor   (Coleoptera) 
ULRICH,  E.     Dipl.Phil.II.  —  Zool.-Vergl.  Anat.  Inst.,  Univ.  Zurich,  Kiinstlergasse  16,  8006 

ZURICH,  Switzerland 
a       Cell  heredity  and  determination  in  male  and  female  genital  discs  (methods:  transplantation 

and  somatic  crossing  over).  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
ULRICH,  H.     Dr.phil.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Swiss  Fed.  Inst,  of  Technol.,  Universitatstr.  2, 

8006  ZURICH,  Switzerland 
a       Action  of  X-rays  on  nucleus  and  cytoplasm  of  eggs  and  on  embryonic  stages.  Drosophila 

melanogaster  (Diptera) 
b       Morphology,  physiology  and  cytology  of  paedogenetic-bisexual  reproduction  cycle.  Meter- 
opeza  pygmaea  (—  Oligarces  paradoxus),  Miastor  metraloas  (Itonididae  =  Cecidomyiidae, 
Diptera)  ^^^ 

UPPULURI,  V.  R.  R.     Dr.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab.,  P.O.  Box  Y,  OAK  RIDGE, 
Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A. 

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a       Temporal   and  spatial  patterns   of   cell   replication   and  nuclear  degeneration   during   lens 

development   and   growth;   computer  analysis   of   mathematical   models.   Gallus  domestictis 

(Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  S.  P.  MODAK) 
URBAN,  P.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Union  College,  SCHENECTADY,  N.Y.   12308. 

U.S.A. 
a       Fine  structure  of  gametogenesis,  fertilization  and  early  development.  Bryopsis  hypnoides 

(Chlorophyceae) 
URBANI,  E.     Prof.  —  1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.,  Univ.  di  Roma,  Fac.  di  Sci.,  Citta  Univer- 

sitaria,  00185  ROMA,  Italy  • 

a       Cytochemical    and    autoradiographic    investigations    on    oogenesis.    Dytiscus    marginalis 

(Coleopfera) 
URBANI  (MISTRUZZI),  Mrs.  L.     Prof.Inc.  —  1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.,  Fac.  di  Sci.,  Univ. 

di  Roma,  Citta  Universitaria,  00185  ROMA,  Italy 
URSPRUNG,   H.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Lab.   for  Developm.  Biol.,  Swiss  Federal  Inst,  of  Technol., 

Sonneggstr.,  ZURICH,  Switzerland  • 

a       Biochemical  studies  on  differentiation.  Drosophila  nielanogaster   (Diptera),  Rana  pipiens, 

Xenopus  laevis  (Artura),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia),  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
h       Organization  of  imaginal  discs.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
c       Ultrastructure  and  enzymology  of  fertilization.  Ascidia  nigra   (Tunicata) 
UYSAL,   M.     M.D.   —   Inst,   of   Histol.   and   Embryol.,    Med.    Fac,    Hacettepe   Sci.    Center, 

ANKARA,  Turkey 
a       Collagenogenesis  in  the  umbilical  cord.   Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
VAAGE,  S.     M.D.  —  Anat.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Oslo,  Karl  Johansgatan  47,  OSLO,  Norway 
VACEK,  Z.     MUDr.,  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Embryol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Charles  Univ.,  Alber- 

tov  4,  PRAGUE  2,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Electron  microscopy  and  histochemistry  of  the  placenta   (comparative  studies  on  the  sub- 
microscopic   structure,   enzyme   histochemistry   and   transport   mechanism).   Homo   sapiens 

(Primates),    (Rodentia;   Carnivora;  Insectivora;   Chiroptera) 
b       Role  of  primitive  streak  and  tail  region  in  early  differentiation  of  the  body    (submicro- 

scopic  and  cytochemical  studies  in  normal  and  experimental  conditions).  Rana  esculenta 

(Anura),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  ratfus  (Rodentia) 
VAHS,  W.     Dr.phil.,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Weyertal  119,  5  KOLN-Lindenthal,  W. 

Germany 
a       Quantitative  cytochemistry  of  nucleic  acids  and  proteins   during   induction  and  differen- 
tiation.  (Teleostei;  Urodela;  Aves) 
h       Phase  specific  gene  activities  in  the  different  germ  layers  and  in  the  eyecup-lens-system 

of  the  developing  embryo,  as  revealed  by  quantitative  cytochemical  DNA  determinations. 

Salmo  irideus  (Teleostei),  (Urodela) 
c       Biochemistry  of  early  development  including  yolk  utilization.   (Teleostei;  Amphibia) 
VAKAET,  L.  C.  A.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  State  Univ.  Center,  Groe- 

nenborgerlaan  171,  ANTWERPEN,  Belgium  • 

a       Early  development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

h       Fetal  and  neonatal  endocrinology.  Mus  musculus  albinus  (Rodentia) 
VALDEZ  de  MORENO,  Mrs.  C.  L.  —  Inst,  de  Biol.,  Univ.  Nac.  de  Tucuman,  Chacabuco 

460,  S.  M.  de  TUCUMAN,  Argentina 
a       Respiration  studies  on  spermatozoa.  Bu^o  arenarum  (Anura) 
VANABLE,   J.  W.,   Jr.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.   of  Biol.   Sci.,   Purdue  Univ.,   LAFAYETTE,   Ind. 

47907,  U.S.A. 

temporarily:  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Yale  Univ.,  Kline  Biol.  Tower,  NEW  HAVEN,  Conn.  06520, 

U.S.A. 
a       Thyroxin  control  of  skin  gland  development:  the  origin  of  the  gland  rudiments;  the  control 

of  the  decision  to  produce  mucous  or  granular  secretion.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 
VAN  ALTEN,  P.  J.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Illinois,  1853 

W.  Polk  St.,  CHICAGO,  111.  60612,  U.S.A. 
a       Ontogeny  of  the  immunological  mechanism.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Development    of   lymphocyte    competence    to    respond    to    mitogens     in     vitro.     Gallus 

domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
VANDEBROEK,  G.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Lab.   d'Embryol.,   Inst,  de  Zool.,   Univ.  de  Louvain, 

59  rue  de  Namur,  LOUVAIN,  Belgium  • 

VANDERHAEGHE   (HOUGARDY),  Mrs.  F.     Dr.en  Sci.  —  address  unknown 
VAN  DETH.  J.  H.  M.  G.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Histol.,  Univ.  of  Adelaide,  ADE- 
LAIDE, S.Australia  5000,  Australia 
a       Teratogenesis  by  hormones.   Gallus  domesticus   (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
h       Hormonal  influences  on  sex  determination.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
VAN  GANSEN  (RASMONT),  Mrs.  P.     Agrege  —  Lab.  de  Morphol.  Anim.,  Univ.  libre  de 

Bruxelles,  67,  rue  des  Chevaux,  RHODE-ST-GENESE,  Brabant,  Belgium 
a       Descriptive    and    experimental    morphology   of   nucleoli,    ribosomes    and    glycogen   during 

maturation,  fertilization,  segmentation  and  early  gastrulation  (electron  microscope  studies). 

Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

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VAN  HORN  (NEUMANN),  Mrs.  S.  A.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.-Entomol..  Montana 

State  Univ.,  BOZEMAN,  Montana  59715,  U.S.A. 
a       Maternal  environmental   inter-relationships  with  embryonic  developmental  rate.  Aulocara 

elliotti  (Orthoptera) 
b       Embryonic  neuroendocrine  functions.  Aulocara  elliotti  (Orthoptera) 
VANNINI.  E.     Dr.,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Bologna.  Via  S.  Giacomo 

9,  40126  BOLOGNA,  Italy 
a       Experimental  analysis  of  the  development  of  the  gonad  and  Bidder's  organ.  Buto  spec. 

(Anura) 
b       Inhibition  by  antibiotics  of  testosterone-induced  sex-reversal  in  tadpoles.  Rana  dalmatina 

(Anura) 
c       General  study   of  the  problem  of  the   "sex   gradient"   in  various  hermaphrodite  animals. 

(Hydroidea;  Tricladidea,  Turbellaria;  Serpulidae,  Polychaeta) 
VAN  STONE.  J.  M.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Trinity  Coll.,   HARTFORD.  Conn. 

06106,  U.S.A. 
a       The  influence  of  thyroxine  upon  the  regenerative  capacity  of  the  tadpole  hindlimb.  Rana 

sylvatica   (Anura) 
VAN  VALEN,  Mrs.  Ph.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Illinois  at  Chicago  Circle,  Box  4348, 

CHICAGO,  111.  60680,  U.S.A. 
VANZULLI,  Mrs.  A.     B.Sc.  —  Sect,  of  Exper.  Neurol.,  Inst,  of  Neurol.,  Hosp.  de  Clinicas, 

MONTEVIDEO,  Uruguay 
a       Sensory  evoked  potentials  in  the  fetus.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
VARMA,  H.  C.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Motilal  Nehru  Med.  Coll.,  ALLAHABAD- 1, 

India 
a       Structure  and  composition  of  the  amnion,  including  its  histochemistry  and  ultrastructure. 

Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia),  Lepus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
h       Mechanism    of    transport    of    substances    across    the    chorio-amnion.    Rattus    norvegicus 

(Rodentia),  Lepus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
c       Role  of  endometrium  and  extraplacental  membranes  in  feto-matemal  exchange  processes. 

Homo  sapiens  (Primates)    (in  collaboration  with  Miss  R.  BAJEVA) 
d       Histochemical  and  cytochemical  studies  of  the  decidua   parietalis  and   capsularis.   Homo 

sapiens  (Primates) 
e       Blood  vessels  of  fetal  placenta  in  cases  of  toxemias  of  pregnancy,  congenital  malformations 

and  multiple  births.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
VARMA,  R.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biochem.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Allahabad  Univ.,  ALLAHABAD-2, 

India 
a       Quantitative   studies   of  various   metabolites   in  eggs,   e.g.   nitrogenous   compounds,   phos- 
phorus compounds,  reducing  substances  and  citric  acid.  Philosamia  ricini   ( Lepidoptera) , 

Musca  domestica.  Sarcophaga  ruficocnis  (Diptera)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  R.  PANT 

and  D.  M.  LAL) 
b       Variation  in  the  activity  of  some  enzymes  in  eggs.  Philosamia  ricini  (Lepidoptera).  Musca 

domestica,  Sarcophaga  ruficornis    (Diptera)    (in  collaboration  with   Mrs.   R.   PANT  and 

D.  M.  LAL) 
c       Quantitative  studies  of  various  metabolites  during  metamorphosis.  Philosamia  ricini  (Lepi- 
doptera), Musca  nebulo.  Sarcophaga  ruficornis  (Diptera)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  R. 

PANT,  D.  M.  LAL  and  Miss  I.  D.  MORRIS) 
d       Quantitative  studies  of  certain  metabolites  and  enzymic  studies  on  the  fat  body  during 

larval  and  pupal  development.  Philosamia  ricini  (Lepidoptera)    (in  collaboration  with  Mrs. 

R.  PANT,  Miss  I.  D.  MORRIS  and  D.  M.  LAL) 
VARMA,  Miss  S.  K.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Udaipur,  UDAIPUR,  Rajasthan, 

India 
VARON,  S.  S.     M.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Univ.  of  CaUfomia.  San  Diego,  P.O.  Box  109, 

LA  JOLLA.  Calif.  92037.  U.S.A. 
a       In    vitro    differentiation  of  nerve  tissue 
VASSE,  J.     Lic.es  Sci.  —  Serv.  d'Embryol.  Exper.  de  I'lnst.  Pasteur,  20  rue  des  Moulins, 

95  SANNOIS,  France 
a       Researches  on  the  relationship  between  the  somites  and  the  primordia  of  the  forelimbs. 

Anguis  fragilis  (Lacertilia) 
h       Research  on  RNA  and  DNA  synthesis  of  epidermal  and  mesodermal  cells  in  the  limb  buds. 

Anguis  fragilis,  Lacerta  viridis  (Lacertilia)    (in  collaboration  with  A.  RAYNAUD) 
VASSETZKY,  S.  G.     Cand.Biol.Sci  —  Inst,  of  Develop.  Biol..  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.. 

Vavilov  St.  26.  MOSCOW  B-133,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Dynamics  of  meiosis  and  mitosis  in  eggs.  Os^rea  gigas  (Lamellibranchia),  Strong ylocentro- 

tus  drobachiensis,  S.  intermedius  (Echinoidea) 
h       Production   of   diploid   gynogenesis   by   means   of   heat   treatment   of   oocytes   at   the   first 
maturation  division  and  of  chemical  treatment  (with  nitrogen  mustard)  of  sperm.  Acipenser 

gilldenstadti,  A.  stellatus  (Chondrostei) 
VAUGHN,  J.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  School  of  Med..  Boston  Univ..  80  E.  Concord 
St.,  BOSTON.  Mass.  02118,  U.S.A. 

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a       Electron  microscopic  study  of  the  formation  of  myelin  sheaths  and  development  of  neuro- 
glial cells  in  the  central  nervous  system.  Rattus  domesticus   (Rodentia) 
b       Electron  microscopic  study  of  spinal  cord  development.  Rattiis  domesticus  (Rodentia) 
VENEZIANO,  P.  P.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Wilbur  Wright  Coll.,  3400  N.Austin  Ave., 

CHICAGO,  111.  60634,  U.S.A. 
a       The  effect  of  artificial  sweetners  on  growth  and  development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
b       The  effect  of  antipituitary  sera  on  development.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       The  effect  of  low  intensity  magnetic  fields  on  the  developing  nervous  system  of  24,  36, 

and  48  hour  blastoderms.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
VENZKE,  W.  G.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Vet.  Anat.,  Coll.  of  Vet.  Med.,  Ohio  State  Univ., 

1900  Coffey  Rd.,  COLUMBUS,  Ohio  43210,  U.S.A. 
a       Morphogenesis  and  physiology  of  pineal  gland.   (Aves) 
h       Morphogenesis  and  physiology  of  blood.   (Aves) 
c       Experimental  morphology  of  pineal  gland.  (Bovidae,  Mammalia) 
VERBICKY,    M.    Sh.     Cand.med.sci.   —   Inst,    of   Exper.    Biol.,    Acad,    of    Med.    Sci.    of   the 

U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
VERDONK,  N.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.  Lab.,  State  Univ.  of  Utrecht,  Janskerkhof  3,  UTRECHT, 

Netherlands 
a       Cell-lineage  and  head-pattern  in  normal  and  Li-treated  embryos.  Limnaea  stagnalis  (Gas- 
tropoda) 
h       Cell-lineage  and  head  pattern  in  heat-shock  treated  embryos.  Limnaea  stagnalis   (Gastro- 
poda) 
c       Determination  of  bilateral  symmetry  in  the  head  region.  Limnaea  stagnalis   (Gastropoda) 
d       Germinal  localization  in  eggs.  Dentalium  spec.  (Scaphopoda);  Patella  spec.   (Gastropoda) 
VEREISKAYA,    Miss    V.    N.     Cand.biol.sci.    —    Lab.    of    Developm.    Cytogenet.,    Inst,    of 
Developm.   Biol.,   Acad,   of   Sci.   of   the   U.S.S.R.,    26  Vavilov    St.,    MOSCOW   V-133, 
U.S.S.R. 
VERHOFSTAD,  A.  A.  J.     Med.Drs.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  Med.  Fac,  Univ.  of 

Nijmegen,  Geert  Grooteplein  Noord  21,  NIJMEGEN,  Netherlands 
a       Differentiation   of   epinephrine-    and    nor-epinephrine-containing    cells    in   the   adrenal   me- 
dulla, studied  by  histochemical  methods.  Mus  rattus  (Rodentia) 
VERNET,  G.     Dr.Biol.  —  Lab.  de  Biol.  Cell.,  Fac.  des  Sci.,  B.P.  347,  51-  REIMS,  France 
a       Synthesis  of  porphyrins  during  development.  Lineus  viridis  (Nemertea) 
h       Synthesis  of  porphyrins  during  anterior  regeneration.  Lineus  ruber,  L.  lacteus  (Nemertea) 
c       Fine    structure    of    photoreceptors    during    anterior    regeneration.    Lineus    ruber    (Anopla, 

Nemertini) 
VERNET  (CORNUBERT).  Mrs.  G.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Physiol,  des  Invertebres, 

Fac.  des  Sci.,  Place  E.  Bataillon,  34-MONTPELLIER,  France 
a       Regeneration  of  nervous   and  neurosecretory   cells  of   the   eye   stalk.   Pachygrapsus  mar- 

moratus  (Decapoda,  Crustacea) 
h       Sinus  gland  regeneration.  Pachygrapsus  marmoratus  (Decapoda,  Crustacea) 
VERNON,  G.  A.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Chem.,  Univ.  Coll.  London,  Gower  St.,  LONDON  W.C.I. 

England 
VERWOERD,  C.  D.  A.     M.D.  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam,  Mauritskade 

61,  AMSTERDAM-O..  Netherlands 
a       Effects  of  X-rays  on  growth  and  regeneration.  Ambystoma  mexicanum  (Urodela) 
h       Differentiation   of    germ   layers.    (Mammalia)    (in   collaboration   with    C.    G.    van   OOS- 

TROM) 
c       Development  of  the  pelvic  floor  in  the  embryo.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
d       Development  of  branchial  structures  in  embryos.  Mus  spec.   (Rodentia) 
VIANEY-LIAUD,  M.     D.E.A.  —  Lab.  d'Evolut.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Paris,    105  Bd.  Raspail, 

75  PARIS  6,  France 
a       Controle  des  gametogeneses.  Australorbis  glabratus  (Pulmonata,  Gastropoda) 
VICKER,  M.  G.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Cell  Biol..  Univ.  of  Glasgow,  GLASGOW  W.2,  Scot- 
land, U.K. 
a       The  effect  on  cell  interactions  of  treatments  that  chemically  modify  the  outer  surface  of 

dissociated  embryonic  cells.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
VILIMKOVA    (HABROVA),   Mrs.   V.     RNDr.  —   Dept.   of  Exper.   Zool.,    Charles   Univ., 

Vinicna  7.  PRAHA  2,  Czechoslovakia 
a       Nucleic  acids  and  subcellular  particles  in  oogenesis  and  early  development.   (Amphibia) 

(in  collaboration  with  J.  NEDVIDEK) 
VILLA,  Miss  L.     D.Sc.  —  1st.  di  Zool.,  Univ.  di  Palermo,  Via  Archirafi  18,  90123  PALER- 
MO, Italy 
a       Ultrastructural  morphology  of  oocytes.  Chaetopterus   (Polychaeta,  Annelida) 
h       Electron  microscope  studies  on  egg  development.  Sternaspis  spec.   (Polychaeta,  Annelida) 
VINCENT,  W.  S.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Cell  Biol.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ. 
of  Pittsburgh.  PITTSBURGH,  Pa.  15213.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Control  of  ribosome  formation  in  early  oocytes;  nucleolar  chemistry  of  oocytes.  Asterias 
forbesii,  Arbacia  punctulata   (Echinodermata) 

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b       Analysis  of  ribosomal  gene  amplification  in  oocyte  development  with  respect  to  uni-  and 

multinucleolate   forms.   Asterias  torbesii    (Asteroidea),   Arbacia   punctulata    (Echinoidea) . 

Roccus  saxatilis,  Fundulus  hetecoclitus  (Teleosfei) 
VISCUSO.    Miss    R.     Dr.    —    1st.    di    Zool.,    Univ.    di    Catania,    Via    Androne    81,    95124 

CATANIA.  Italy  ,  _ 

a       Physiological  and  experimental  embryology  of  the  earliest  developmental  stages.  t,ypre- 

pocnemis  plorans   (Orthoptera)  oT^Trr  r  cm 

VISSER.  M.  H.  C.     M.Sc.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Stellenbosch,  STbLLbM- 

BOSCH,  S.Africa 
a       General  ontogeny.  Gonaxis  givandaensis  (Streptaxidae,  Pulmonata) 
VITTORELLI,   Miss   M.   L.     Dr.Biol.Sci.   —   1st.   di   Anat.   Comp.,   Univ.   di   Palermo,   Via 

Archirafi  20,  90123  PALERMO,  Italy 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
VIVIEN,  J.  H.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  et  d'Embryol.  Exper.,  Univ.  de  Strasbourg 

12  rue  de  I'Universite,  STRASBOURG,  France 
VOGE    Mrs    M      Ph  D  ,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Med.  Microbiol,  and  Immunol.,  School  of  Med., 

Univ.  of  California,  LOS  ANGELES,  Calif.  90024,  U.S.A. 
a       Asexual  reproduction;  development  of  larval  stages.  Hymenolepis.  Mesocestoides  (Cestoda) 
h       Growth  requirements    in    vitro.    (Cestoda) 
VOLKOVA    Miss  L.   S.     Dr.Med.Sci.  —  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.,  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci.  of  the 

U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
a       Peculiarities  of  the  development  of  foetuses  and  isoserological  characteristics  of  multiple 

births.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Experiments  with  new  methods  of  immunoprophylaxis  of  hemolytic  disease  in  newborns: 

1)    use   of   phenomena   of   immunological   tolerance.   2)    transamnion  blockage   of   immune 

antibodies  of  maternal  blood.  Rattus  nocvegicus  (Rodentia).  Papio  hamadryas  (Primates) 
VOLLRATH,  L.     Priv.Doz.,  Dr.med.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Koellikerstr.  6,  87  WuRZ- 

BURG,  W.Germany 
a       Development  of  the  small  intestine  under  normal  and  experimental  conditions   (histology, 

histochemistry,   electron  microscopy;   absorption  of  fat,   carbohydrates  and  protein  in  the 

fetal  bowel;  enzyme  induction).  Rattes  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
VOLPE,  E.  P.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Tulane  Univ.,  NEW  ORLEANS.  La.  70118, 

U.S.A.  ^  , 

a       Neural    crest   homotransplantation   and   its   relation   to   the   phenomena   of   immunity    and 

tolerance.  Rana  pipiens   (Anura) 
h       Blood  cell   chimerism  in  parabiotic   animals,   as   revealed   in  chromosome  preparations   of 

cultured  leucocytes.  Rana  pipiens  (Anura) 
c       Histocompatibility  studies   in  animals  produced  by  nuclear  transplantation.  Rana  pipiens 

(Anura)    (in  collaboration  with  R.  G.  McKINNELL) 
VYAZOV,  O    E.     Dr.med.  sci..   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Exper.   Embryol.,   Inst,   of  Exper.  Biol., 

Acad,  of  Med.  Sci  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8.  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R.         • 
WADA,  K.     M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Kyushu  Univ.,  Hakozaki,  FUKUOKA,  812 

Japan 
a       Regulation  of  ribosomal  RNA  synthesis  during   embryonic  development.  Xenopus  laevis 

WADA,  S.  Dr.rer.nat.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  Dusseldorf,  Mettmannerstr.  16-18,  4'DUSSEL- 
DORF,  W.Germany  .^.    ,        ,     ,.. 

WADDINGTON,  C.  H.  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet.,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh,  West 
Mains  Rd.,  EDINBURGH  EH9  3JN,  Scotland.  U.K.  • 

a  Study  of  certain  features  of  developing  embryos  by  electron  microscopy.  (Diptera;  Am- 
phibia)  (in  collaboration  with  J.  JACOB  and  Miss  M.  M.  PERRY) 

b  Development  of  imaginal  buds.  Drosophila  spec.  (Diptera)  (in  collaboration  with  Mrs.  E. 
ROBERTSON   (PATON))  ^    ^      ^  ,     i 

c  Ultrastructural  changes  during  growth.  Micrasterias  thomasiana  ( Desmidoidea,  Conjugates) 
(in  collaboration  with  Miss  M.  M.  PERRY) 

d  Electron  microscope  studies  of  mutants.  Drosophila  spec.  (Diptera)  (in  collaboration  with 
Miss  M.  M.  PERRY)  ^^,wcv 

e       Computer  simulation  of  biological  patterns,    (in  collaboration  with  R.   COWE) 

WADLEY  G  W.  B.S.  —  Lab.  of  Radiat.  Ecol.,  Coll.  of  Fish.,  Univ.  of  Washington,  108 
Fisheries  Center,  SEATTLE,  Wash.  98105,  U.S.A. 

a  Effects  of  ionizing  irradiation  on  different  stages  of  embryos  developing  at  different  temp- 
eratures. Oncorhynchus  tshawytscha,  Salmo  gairdnerii   (Teleostei) 

WAELSCH,  Mrs.  S.  GLUECKSOHN  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  Albert  Einstein  Coll. 
of  Med.,  Yeshiva  Univ.,  Eastchester  Rd.  6  Morris  Park  Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  Bronx, 
N.Y.  10461.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Developmental  physiology.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 

h       Developmental  genetics.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

c       Developmental  pathology.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 

WAIDYASEKERA,  P.  L.  D.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Fac.  of  Sci..  Vidyodaya  Univ.. 
Gangodawila.  NUGEGODA,  Ceylon 

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a       Morphogenetic  changes  due  to  various  bacterial  types  used  as  food  during  the  subcultures. 

Acanthamoeba  spec.   (Amoebina) 
b       Changes  in  growth  and  development  in  different  culture  media.  Astasia  spec.   (Eugleno- 

phyceae) 
WAINWRIGHT,  Mrs.  L.  K.     Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Biochem.  Dept..  Med.  School,  Dalhousie  Univ., 

Sir  Charles  Tupper  Building,  HALIFAX,  N.S.,  Canada 
a       Kinetics  of  synthesis  of  embryonic  and  fetal  hemoglobin  in  the  blood  islands  of  blastodiscs 

between  the  primitive  streak  and  12-somite  stages.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
h       Attempted  tissue  culture  of  the  erythropoietic  tissue  of  the  young  blastodisc.  Gallus  gallus 

(Aves) 
WAINWRIGHT,   S.   D.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Biochem.   Dept.,   Med.   School.   Dalhousie   Univ., 

Sir  Charles  Tupper  Building,  HALIFAX.  N.S.,  Canada 
a       Kinetics  of  synthesis  of  embryonic  and  fetal  hemoglobins  in  the  blood  islands  of  blastodiscs 

between  the  primitive  streak  and  12-somite  stages.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
b       Regulation  of  synthesis  of  hemoglobin  and  blood  proteins  in  the  embryo  by  transfer  RNA. 

Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
WAL,    U.    P.    van    der     M.Sc.    —    Zool.    Lab.,    State    Univ.    of    Utrecht,    Janskerkhof    3, 

UTRECHT,  Netherlands 
a       Localization  of  protein  synthesis  during  the  first  cleavages  by  electron  microscope  auto- 
radiography. Lymnaea  stagnalis   (Gastropoda) 
WALASH,  M.  N.     B,Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Ain  Shams  Univ.,  Abassia,  CAIRO, 

Egypt,  U.A.R. 
WALKER,    B.   E.     M.D..    Ph.D..    Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Anat.,    Michigan   State   Univ.,   EAST 

LANSING,  Mich.  48823,  U.S.A. 
a       Teratology,   experiments  on   cleft  palate,   the   action  of  different   chemicals.   Oryctolagus 

cuniculus   (Lagomorpha),  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
WALKER,   D.   G.     Ph.D..   D.Sc.  —  Dept.   of   Biochem.,   Univ.   of  Birmingham.   Edgbaston, 

BIRMINGHAM  15,  England 
a       The  development  of  enzymes  and  enzyme  systems  in   foetal  and  neonatal  animals,  with 

special  reference  to  carbohydrate  metabolism.   (Mammalia) 
b       Carbohydrate  metabolism  of  the  placenta.   (Mammalia) 

WALLACE,  H.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Amherst  Coll.,  AMHERST,  Mass.  01007,  U.S.A. 
WALLACE,  R.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Div.,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab.,  P.O.  Box  Y.  OAK  RIDGE, 

Tenn.  37830.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Comparative   biochemistry  of   yolk   protein   synthesis,   transport   and   composition.    (Crus- 
tacea; Pisces;  Amphibia;  Aves) 
WARD.   R.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Pharm.   Res.   Labs.,  Reckitt   &   Sons  Ltd.,   Dansom  Lane,   HULL, 

E.Yorks.,  England 
a       The  teratogenic  effects  of  drugs;  testing  of  drugs  for  foetal  toxicity.   (Mammalia) 
WARKANY,  J.     M.D..  Prof.  —  Children's  Hosp.  Research  Found.,  Div.  of  Teratol.,  Elland 

and  Bethesda  Aves.,  CINCINNATI.  Ohio  45229.  U.S.A. 
WARNER.  E.   D.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..   Univ.   of  Wisconsin.   MILWAUKEE. 

Wis.  53201.  U.S.A. 
WARTENBERG.  H.     Dr.raed..  Prof.  —  Anat.  Inst,  der  Univ..  Univ.-Krankenhaus,  Martini- 

str.  52,  2  HAMBURG  20,  W.Germany 
a       Electron  microscopic  studies  on  developmental  stages  of  gonads  including  male  and  female 

germ  cells.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Fine  structure  of  postnatal  development  of  circumventricular  organs   (area  postrema,  sub- 
fornical organ,  pineal  organ)   of  the  brain.  Felis  domestica   (Carnivora),  Macaca  mulatta 

(Primates) 
WARTIOVAARA.  J.  J.     M.D.  —  Lab.  of  Exper.  Embryol.  Ill   Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Univ.  of 

Helsinki.  Haartmaninkatu  3.  HELSINKI  25.  Finland 
a       RNA  synthesis  during  development.  Strong ylocentrotus  purpuratus  (Echinoidea)    (in  col- 
laboration with  F.  H.  WILT,  Berkeley.  Calif.) 
b       Electron  microscopy  of  cytodifferentiation  during  kidney  tubulogenesis    in    vitro.    Mus 

musculus  (Rodentia)    (in  collaboration  with  L.  O.  SAXEN) 
c       Effect  of  tetracycline  on  osteogenesis    in    vitro.    Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
WATANABE.  H.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Zool..  Fac.  of  Sci..  Tokyo  Kyoiku  Univ.,  Otsuka  3-29-1. 

Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
a       Recognition  of  specificity  in  compound  forms.  Botcyllus  primigenus,  Bofrylloides  violaceum 

(Ascidia)   (in  collaboration  with  K.  TANAKA) 
b       Asexual  reproduction  of  compound  forms.  Pecophora  japonica,  Polycitor  mutabilis,  Botcyl' 

lus  primigenus  (Ascidia) 
WATANABE.  K.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Fac.  of  Med.,  Tokyo  Med.  and  Dental  Univ., 

1-5-47,  Yushima,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO,   113  Japan 
a       Fibrillogenesis  of  connective  tissue   fibres.  Rana  cafesbeiana,  R.  japonica.  Bufo   vulgaris 

(Anura),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia),  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Electron  microscopic  studies  on  metamorphosis.  Rana  japonica,  R.  catesbeiana,  Bufo  vul- 
garis (Anura) 

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WATANABE.   K.     M.Sc.   —  Lab.   of   Developm.   Biol.,   Zool.   Inst.,   Fac.   of   Sci.,   Univ.   of 

Kyoto.  KYOTO,  Japan 
WATANABfi,  T.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Konan  Univ.,  Okamoto,  Motoyama- 

cho,  Higashi-nada-ku,  KOBE,  Japan 
a       Change  of  ultrastructure  during   differentiation  of  embryonic  cells.    (Amphibia) 
WATERMAN,   Allyn  J.     Ph.D.  —  Extramural   Programs,   Natl.   Inst,   of   Child   Health   and 
Human  Developm..  Natl.  Inst,  of  Health,  BETHESDA.  Md.  20014.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Development   of  structure   and   function   of   the   thyroid,   hypophysis   and  neuro-secretory 

system,   (higher  Vertebrata) 
b       Function  of  the  thyroid  gland.  Eptatretus  stouti  (Myxinoidea,  Cyclostomata) 
c       Limb  regeneration   and   prolactin.   Diemyctylus   viridescens    (ilrodela) 
WATTERSON.   R.   L.     Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Zool,   Univ.   of  Illinois.   URBANA.   111. 
61S01,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Effects  of  hypophysectomy  on  development  of  musculus  complexus  and  long  bones.  Gallus 

domesficus.  Anas  boschas  (Aves) 
b       Correction  of  defects  in  pituitaryless  embryos  with  anterior  pituitary  grafts  and  injections 

of  trophic  hormones.  Gallus  domesficus.  Anas  boschas  (Aves) 
c       Sources  and  mechanisms  of  development  of  lumbosacral  level  of  neural  tube  with  emphasis 

on  development  of  myeloschisis.  Gallus  domesficus  (Aves) 
d       Effects  of  aminoguanidine  sulfate  on  development  of  liver,  mesonephros.  metanephros  and 

heart.  Gallus  domesficus  (Aves) 
WATTS,   G.  T.     Ch.M.,   F.R.C.S.  —  Dept.  of  Surg..  Queen   Elizabeth   Hosp..  Edgbaston, 

BIRMINGHAM  15,  England 
a       Origin  of  cells  in  healing  wounds, 
b       Relation  of  regeneration  to  reactions  of  immunity. 

c       Nature  of  wound  healing  in  relation  to  components  involved  and  responsible   (mucopoly- 
saccharides and  collagen), 
d       Manganese  in  relation  to  wound  healing. 

WAYMOUTH,  Miss  C.     Ph.D.  —  The  Jackson  Lab..  BAR  HARBOR.  Me.  04609.  U.S.A. 
a       Development  of  Na-K  activated  ATPase  in  kidney  and  lung,    in   vivo   and   in   vitro. 

Mus  musculus  (Rodenfia) 
WEAKLY  (SHAW),  Mrs.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  Univ.  of  Dundee,  DUNDEE  DDl 

4HN,  Scotland,  U.K. 
a       Cytochemical  and  autoradiographic  investigations  of  developing  germ  cells  on  the  electron 

microscopic  level.  Mesocricefus  aurafus  (Rodenfia) 
WEBER,  R.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Cell  Biol,  and  Chem.  Embryol.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of 
Bern,  Sahlistr.  8.  CH-3000  BERN,  Switzerland  • 

a       Mechanism  of  tissue  involution  during  metamorphosis.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)   (in  collab- 
oration with  J.-C.  PERNARD) 
b       Effects  of  thyroxine  on  isolated  tadpole  tails.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura)    (in  collaboration 

with  Miss  E.  D.  HICKEY) 
c       Thyroxine  and  RNA  synthesis  in  tadpole  tissues.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)   (in  collaboration 

with  H.  STADLER) 
d       Comparative  biochemistry   and  ultrastructure  of  mitochondria   in  embryonic  systems,    (in 

collaboration  with  A.  KISTLER) 
e       Developmental  significance  of  cytoplasmic  DNA.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)   (in  collaboration 

with  P.  WELLAUER) 
WEBER,  W.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Inst,  fur  vergl.  Tierphysiol.  Univ.,  Weyertal   119.  5  KGLN- 
Lindenthal,  W.Germany 
(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 
WEBSTER,  G.  C.     Ph.D.  —  School  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Sussex,  Falmer,  BRIGHTON, 

Sussex,  England 
a       Regeneration,  regulation  and  pattern  formation.  Hydra  spec.   (Hydroidea) 
WECHSLER,  W.     Dr.med.  —  Max-Planck  Inst,   fur  Hirnforsch.,  Abt.   fiir  allgem.  Neurol.. 

Ostmerheimerstr.   200,   5  KOLN-Merheim,  W.Germany 
W^GLARSKA.  Miss  B.     D.Sc.  —  Zool.  Dept..  Jagiellonian  Univ..  ul.Krupnicza  50,  KRA- 
KOW, Poland 
a       Histochemical  studies  on  development.  Melasoma  populi  (Coleopfera) 
WEGMANN,  R.     Dr.en  Med.,  Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Inst.  d'Histochim.  Med.,  Fac.  de  Med. 

de  Paris,  45  rue  des  Sts.  Peres,  PARIS  Vie,  France 
a       Enzymology  and  metabolic  pathways  of  morphogenesis 
WEHRMAKER,  A.  H.     Dr.rer.nat.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Fac.  of  Arts  and  Sci.,  Dalhousie  Univ., 

HALIFAX.  N.S.,   Canada 
WEIDELI,  H.  J.     Dipl.Phil.II  —  Zool.-Vergl.  Anat.  Inst..  Univ.  Ziirich.  Kiinstlergasse   16, 

CH-8006  ZURICH,  Switzerland 
a       Nucleic   acids  of  various  mutants.  Drosophila  melanogasfer   (Dipfeca) 
WEIDMAN,  Th.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat,  Louisiana  State  Univ.,   1542  Tulane  Ave.. 
NEW  ORLEANS.  La.  70112,  U.S.A. 

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a  Ultrastructure  of  developing  retina  and  correlation  with  function  as  indicated  by  electro- 
retinography.  Rana  spec.  (Anura),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  domesticus,  Citellus 
spec.   (Rodentia) 

b  Ultrastructure  of  ocular  structures  other  than  retina  and  correlation  with  functional 
awakening.  Rana  spec.  (Anura),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus,  Citellus 
spec.  (Rodentia) 

c  Ultrastructural  aspects  of  neuro-ophthalmic  development;  formation  of  optic  nerve,  chiasm, 
lateral  geniculate  bodies,  optic  radiations  and  occipital  cortex  (where  appropriate).  Rana 
spec.  (Anura),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves),  Rattus  norvegicus,  Citellus  spec.  (Rodentia) 

WEIRICH,  G.  Dr.rer.nat.  —  Physiol.-Chem.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Phihpps  Univ.,  355  MAR- 
BURG/Lahnberge,  W.Germany 

a  The  role  of  chromosomes  in  the  regulation  of  developmental  processes  (elaboration  of  an 
in  vitro  system  for  polytene  chromosomes).  Calliphoca  erythrocephala,  Rhynchosciara 
angelae  (Diptera) 

WEISHEIT  (SCHULTZ),  Mrs.  P.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Dept.,  Univ.  of  Colorado,  Denver 
Center,  1100  E.  Hth  St.,  DENVER,  Colo.  80202,  U.S.A. 

a  Effect  of  teratological  and  other  deleterious  compounds  upon  the  maintenance  of  preg- 
nancy with  especial  reference  to  cytocheraical  and  ultrastructural  changes  in  placental  cells, 
Mus  norvegicus  albinus  (Rodentia) 

h  A  comparative  cytochemical  study  of  the  autophagic  area  of  the  developing  yolk  sac 
placental  cells.  Aplondontia  rufa,  Erethizon  epixanthum  (Rodentia) 

WEISS,  L.  M.D..  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Exper.  Pathol.,  Roswell  Park  Mem.  Inst.,  666  Elm 
St.,  BUFFALO,  N.Y.  14203,  U.S.A.  • 

WEISS  P.  A.  Ph.D.,  Sc.D.,  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Rockefeller  Univ., 
NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10021,  U.S.A.  • 

(no  embryological  work  in  progress) 

WEISS,  R.  A.  B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  Univ.  Coll.,  Cower  St.,  LONDON 
W.C.I,  England 

a       Teratoma  cells    in   vitro.    (Mammalia) 

WEISZ,  P.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Brown  Univ.,  PROVIDENCE.  R.I.  02912,  U.S.A. 

WELANDER,  A.  D.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Radiat.  Ecol.,  Coll.  of  Fish.,  Univ.  of  Washing- 
ton. 108  Fisheries  Center,  SEATTLE,  Wash.  98105.  U.S.A. 

a  Effects  of  graded  sublethal  doses  of  X-rays  on  several  different  stages  of  the  embryo. 
Oncorhynchus  kisutch,  O.  tshawytscha,  Salmo  gairdnerii   (Teleostei) 

h  Experimental  embryology.  Salmo  gairdnerii,  Oncorhynchus  kisutch,  O.  tshawytscha  (Tel' 
eostei) 

c  Effects  of  low,  acute  doses  of  X-rays  on  early  development.  Oncorhynchus  spec,  Salmo 
spec.  (Teleostei) 

d  Effects  of  ionizing  irradiation  on  different  .stages  of  embryos  developing  at  different 
temperatures.  Oncorhynchus  tshawytscha,  Salmo  gairdnerii  (Teleostei) 

WELLAUER,  P.  —  Div.  of  Cell  Biol,  and  Chem.  Embryol.,  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Bern, 
Sahlistr.  8,  CH-3000  BERN,  Switzerland 

a  Developmental  significance  of  cytoplasmic  DNA.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura)  (in  collab- 
oration with  R.  WEBER) 

WELLS  L.  J.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat..  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Minnesota,  MIN- 
NEAPOLIS. Minn.  55455,  U.S.A.  • 

WENDER,  M.  B.  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Neurol.,  Med.  Acad.,  Przybyszewskiego  St.  49, 
POZNA5J,  Poland 

a  The  chemical  composition  and  enzyme  activity  of  developing  nen,'ous  tissue,  with  special 
reference  to  the  period  of  myelination. 

b       The  influence  of  ionizing  radiation  on  the  developing  nervous  system. 

c       The  influence  of  asphyxia  on  the  developing  nervous  system. 

d       Histoenzymatic  architectonics  of  the  developing  nervous  system. 

WENGER,  B.  S.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Saskatchewan,  SASKATOON, 
Sask.,  Canada 

a  Glucose-6-phosphate  dehydrogenase  activity  in  the  spinal  and  sympathetic  ganglia  of  the 
embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

b  Nucleotides  in  the  central  nervous  system  and  surrounding  structures  including  sensory 
and  sympathetic  ganglia.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

c  Study  of  the  appearance  of  specific  brain  antigens  during  development  using  the  micro- 
complement  fixation  technique.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

d  Morphological  and  biochemical  analysis  of  the  mode  of  action  of  the  crooked  neck  dwarf 
gene.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

WENGER,  Mrs.  E.  L.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Univ.  of  Saskatchewan,  SASKATOON. 
Sask.,  Canada 

a  Glucose-6-phosphate  dehydrogenase  activity  in  the  spinal  and  sympathetic  ganglia  of  the 
embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

b       Nucleotides  in  the  developing  ganglia.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

c  Development  and  differentiation  of  the  optic  tectum  and  optic  nuclei  after  early  surgical 
removal  of  portions  of  the  optic  cup.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

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WENIGER.  ].-P.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  Lab.  de  Zool.  et  d'Embryol.  Expcr.,  Univ.   de  Strasbourg, 

12  rue  dc  ILIniversite,   STRASBOURG.   France 
WENSING,  C.  J.  G.      D.V.M.,  Ph.D.     —     Vet.  Anat.  and  Embryol.  Inst..  State  Univ.  of 

Utrecht.  Bekkerstr.   HI,  UTRECHT.  Netherlands 
a       Mechanism  of  testicular  descent   (histology,  biochemistry  and  tissue  culture).  (Mammalia) 
WENT,  D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Swiss  Federal  Inst,  of  Technol..  Universitatstr.  2.  8006  ZU- 
RICH, Switzerland 
a       In    vivo    and    in    vitro    embryology  of  paedogenetic  reproduction.  Heteropeza  pyg- 

maea  (—   Oligarces  paradoxus)    (Itonididae  —   Cecidomyiidae,  Diptera) 
WERNER,   Y.   L.      Ph.D.   —  Dept.   of   Zool..    Hebrew   Univ.   of   Jerusalem,   JERUSALEM, 

Israel 
a       Normal   development,   embryonic   and   postnatal,   of   the   vertebral   column.    (Gekkonoidea, 

Lacertilia) 
b       Tail  regeneration,  especially  skeleton  and  skin;  bifurcate  tails.   (Lacertilia) 
c       Temperature    effects    during    embryogenesis    on    the    number   of    vertebrae.    Hemidactylus 

turcicus,  Stenodactylus  stenodactylus   (Gekkonoidea,  Lacertilia) 
WERZ,  G.      Dr.phil.    —    Max-Planck-Inst.  fur  Zellbiol.,  Anton-Dohrn-Weg,   Postfach   1009, 

D  294  WILHELMSHAVEN,  W.Germany 
a       Nucleo-cytoplasmic  interactions, 
b       Mechanism  of  cell  wall  differentiation. 
c       Genesis  of  endoplasmic  membrane  systems, 
d       Morphogenesis  of  cell  constituents. 

e       Conformational  changes  of  polypeptides  and  their  relationship  to  morphogenesis. 
WESSELLS    N.  K.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Stanford  Univ.,  STANFORD,  Calif.  94305. 

U.S.A.    '  • 

a       Induction  and  cytodifferentiation  in  pancreatic  exocrine  cells.  Mus  miisculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Epidermal-dermal   interaction   in   relation   to   histogenesis   and   to   feather   germ   and   limb 

formation.  (Aves) 
WESTERGAARD,  E.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Royal  Dental  Coll..  AARHUS,  Denmark 
a       Cerebral  ventricles  of  the  fetus   (studies  of  the  ventricle  "models"  obtained  after  injection 

of  Cu-phtalocyanin  into  the  ventricle  system  followed  by  clearing).  Homo  sapiens   (Pri- 
mates) 
WESTERGAARD,  O.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.   Inst,  of  the  Carlsberg   Found.,  Tagensvej    16,  2200 

COPENHAGEN  N..  Denmark 
a       DNA-polymerase  activity  in  correlation  to  cell  cycle  and  to  circumstances  where  DNA 

is  damaged   (UV.  X-ray  or  treatment  with  chemicals).   Tetrahymena  pyriformis   (Ciliata) 
WESTERMAN.  R.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Physiol.,  Monash  Univ.,  CLAYTON,  Vict.  3168. 

Australia 
a       Histological  and  electrophysiological  aspects  of  regenerating  nerve  fibres,  particularly  in 

the  olfactory  system.  Carassius  carassius  (Teleostei) 
WESTERNHAGEN,   H.   von.   —   Inst,   fiir   Hydrobiol.   und   Fischereiwiss.,   Univ.   Hamburg. 

Olbersweg  24,  2  HAMBURG-Altona   1,  V/.Germany 
a       Effect  of  temperature  and  salinity   on  developing   eggs.   Belone  belone.  Gadus  morrhua, 

Pleuronectes  flesus,  P.  platessa  (Teleostei) 
WESTON    J.  A.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Case  Western  Reserve  Univ.,  2080  Adelbert  Rd., 

CLEVELAND,  Ohio  44106,  U.S.A. 
a       The  migration  and  differentiation  of  neural  crest  cells.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       The  cell  surface  as  an  effector  of  cell  specificity.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       The   action   of   morphogenetic    agents   on   embryonic    cell   behavior     in    vivo     and     i  n 

vitro.    Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
WETHERBEE,    D.    K.      Ph.D..  Prof.    —    Dept.  of  Forestry  and  Wildlife  Biol..  Univ.  of 

Massachusetts,  AMHERST,  Mass..  U.S.A. 
WEYGOLDT,  P.     Dr.  —  Biol.  Inst.  I   (Zool.)  der  Univ.,  Katharinenstr.  20,  78  FREIBURG. 

W.Germany 
a       General  and  comparative  embryology.  Pseudoscorpionidea  and  other  Arachnida 
h       Evolution   of   embryonic   pumping   organ,    embryonic   nutrition   and    embryonic   envelope. 

Pseudoscorpionidea  and  other  Arachnida 
c       Embryology.   Tarantula  marginemaculata   (Amblypygidae,  Araneida,  Arachnida) 
d       Embryology.  Euphilomedes  producta   (Ostracoda,  Crustacea) 
WHALEY.  W.  G.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Cell  Research  Inst.,  B.L.  220,  The  Univ.  of  Texas  at 

Austin,  AUSTIN,  Tex.  78712,  U.S.A. 
a       The  progessive  development  and  interactions  of  cellular  organelles  with  differentiation  of 

tissues,  together  with  the  modification  of  this  development  by  various  experimental  proce- 
dures. Zea  mays  (Gramineae) 
WHARTON    L    R.    Jr.       M.D.    —    Dept.  of  Gynecol,  and  Obstet..  School  of  Med..  Johns 

Hopkins  Hosp.. 'BALTIMORE,  Md.  21205.  U.S.A. 
a       The  effect  of  norethindrone  on  the  pregnant  female  and  fetus.  Macaca  mulatta  (Primates) 
WHITELEY.  A.   H.     Ph.D..   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Zool..   Univ.   of  Washington,   SEATTLE. 

Wash.  98105.  U.S.A. 
WHITING,  H.  P.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Bristol.  BRISTOL  BS8  lUG.  England 

185 


WHITT.  G.  S.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Illinois,  URBANA.  111.  61801.  U.SA. 
a       Developmental  genetics:   1.  expression  of  differential  gene  function  during  early  embryo- 
genesis  and  cytodifferentiation  with  an  emphasis  on  those  genes  responsible  for  isozymes. 

2.  correlation  of  lactate  dehydrogenase  gene  homology  with  the  specificity  of  the   gene 

activating   mechanisms  during   development.  3.   genetical,   physical,   and  chemical  analysis 

of  the   lactate   dehydrogenase   isozymes   unique   to   the   differentiated   nervous   system.   4. 

biochemical  genetics  of  isozymes  especially  lactate  dehydrogenase.  Fundultts  heteroditus. 

Scomber  scombrus,  Cynoscion  regalis  and  tropical  spp.   (Teleostei) 
b       Epigenetic  and  genetic  control  of  protein  synthesis  during  cytodifferentiation  with  emphasis 

on  the  post-translational  control  of  gene   product    (especially   lactate  dehydrogenase   iso- 
zymes),  assembly   and  function.   (Teleostei  and  other   Vertebrata) 
WHITTAKER,  J.  R.     Ph.D.  —  The  Wistar  Inst.,  36th  St.   at  Spruce,   PHILADELPHIA, 

Pa.  19104,  U.S.A. 
a       Biochemical  analysis  of  differentiation  and  metaplasia  of  embryonic  eye  tissues  cultured 

in   vitro.    Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Melanin  biosynthesis  and  cell  regulatory  mechanisms  in  dfferentiating  pigment  cells.  Ciona 

intestinalis,  Styela  spec.   (Ascidiae),  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Characterization  of  specific  gene  expression  by  primary  and  established  cell  cultures. 
WHITTEN.   W.   K.     D.Sc.   B.V.Sc.   —  The   Jackson  Lab.,   BAR   HARBOR,   Me.   04609, 

U.S.A. 
a       Preimplantation    stages    of    development     in     vivo     and     in     vitro.     Mus    musculus 

(Rodentia) 
WIDERSTEN,    B.     Fil.lic.    —   Zool.    Inst.,    Univ.    of    Uppsala,    Villavagen    9,    UPPSALA, 

Sweden 
a       Larval  development.   (Scyphozoa) 
WIERTZ   (HOESSELS),  Mrs.  E.  L.  M.  J.     Ph.D.  —  Vet.  Anat.  and  Embryol.  Inst.,  State 

Univ.  of  Utrecht,  Bekkerstr.   141,  UTRECHT.  Netherlands 
a       The   influence   of   penicillin   and   streptomycin   on   early   development.   Gallus   domesticus 

(Aves) 
b       Experiments  on  neural  induction  and  pattern  formation  of  rhombencephalic  and  anterior 

spinal  cord  region.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
WIGGLESWORTH,  Sir  V.  B.     Dr.,  Prof.   (Emer.)  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Cambridge, 

Downing  St.,  CAMBRIDGE,  England  • 

a       Mode  of  action  of  growth  hormones.  Rhodnius  prolixus  (Triatomidae,  Hemiptera) 
WIJFFELS,  C.  M.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol,  Univ.  of  Nijmegen,  Geert  Grooteplein 

Noord  21,  NIJMEGEN,  Netherlands 
a       An  autoradiographic  study  of   the  development  of   the   cerebellum.   Cricetulus  barabensis 

gviseus   (Rodentia) 
WILD,  A.  E.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..   Univ.   of  Southampton,   SOUTHAMPTON  S09 

5NH,  England 
a       Protein  transmission  across  foetal  membranes.  Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
WILDE,  A.  G.   de     M.D..   Ph.D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Anat.   and  Embryol.,   State  Univ.   of 

Groningen.  Oostersingel  69,  GRONINGEN,  Netherlands 
WILDE,  C.  E.,  Jr.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Grad.  School  of  Arts  and  Sci.;  Lab.  of 

Histol.  and  Embryol.,  School  of  Dental  Med.,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania,  PHILADELPHIA, 

Pa.  19104,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Organogenesis     in     vitro     (limb    bud,    cranial    neural    crest).    Ambystoma    maculatum 

(Urodela) 
b       Cellular  differentiation  (pigment  cell;  ectomesenchyme).  Ambystoma  maculatum  (Urodela) 

1.  causal  biochemistry  of  cellular  differentiation. 

2.  differentiation  of  cytoplasmic  fragments. 

c       Morphology  and  causal  biochemistry  of  striated  muscle  differentiation.  Ambystoma  macu- 
latum (Urodela) 
d       Electrophoresis   of  molecular  constituents   of  specific   embryonic   anlagen   and   cell   types: 

fraction  recovery  and  tissue  culture  of  embryonic  cells  in  the  presence  of  selected  fractions. 

Ambystoma  maculatum   (Urodela) 
e       Cytochimeras  in  tissue  culture  from  disaggregated  cells  of  embryos  of  different  classes. 

Gallus  spec.  (Aves),  Mus  spec.  (Rodentia) 
f        Role  of  probablistic  processes  in  cellular  differentiation.  Gallus  spec.    (Aves),  Mus  spec. 

(Rodentia) 
g       Ontogeny  of  proteins  and  amino  acids.  Pundulus  heteroditus  (Teleostei) 
h       The  energy  pathways  of  differentiating  systems.   (Vertebrata) 
i        Informational  macromolecules   in  early   development  and   differentiation.    ( Echinodermata, 

Vertebrata) 
j        The  molecular  basis  of  major  and  minor  symmetry  in  embryogenesis.   (Vertebrata) 
WILDE,  J.  de     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Entomol.,  Agric.  Univ.,  Binnenhaven  7,  P.O.B.  62, 

WAGENINGEN,  Netherlands 
WILLIAM,    Miss   N.     B.Sc.   —   Dept.   of   Zool.,   Ain   Shams   Univ.,    Fac.   of   Sci.,   Abassia, 

CAIRO,  Egypt,  U.A.R. 

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WILLIAMS.  Miss  G.  H.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Toronto,  TORONTO  5,  Ont.. 
Canada 

WILLIAMS,  Mrs.  M.  LYMAN  M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Pediat.,  School  of  Med.,  Univ.  of  Penn- 
sylvania, PHILADELPHIA,  Pa.  19104.  U.S.A. 

WILLIAMS  N.  E.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Univ.  of  Iowa,  IOWA  CITY.  Iowa 
52240.  U.S.A. 

a       Electron  microscopy  of  developing  oral  apparatus.   Tetrahymena  spec.   (Ciliata) 

WILLIER.  B.  H.  Ph.D..  Sc.D..  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Johns  Hopkins  Univ.. 
Charles  and  34th  Sts.,  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21218,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Adaptive  morphogenesis  in  the  yolk-sac  membrane.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 

WILLISON-BARFORD,  Mrs.  J.  B.Sc.  —  Plant  Physiol.  Div.,  Dept.  of  Scient.  and  In- 
dustrial Research,  PALMERSTON  NORTH,  New  Zealand 

WILSON,  E.  B.Sc.  —  Sect,  of  Exper.  Neurol.,  Inst,  of  Neurol.,  Hosp.  de  Clinicas,  MON 
TEVIDEO,  Uruguay 

a       Regulation  of  cochlear  input  in  the  developing  animal.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

WILSON,  I.  B.  Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  North  Wales.  BANGOR.  Caer- 
narvonshire, Wales,  U.K. 

a  Investigations  on  the  establishment  of  implantation  and  early  pregnancy.  Mus  musculus 
(Rodentia) 

b       Experimental  developmental  morphology.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 

WILSON,  J.  G.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  The  Children's  Hosp.  Research  Found.,  Elland  and  Bethesda 
Aves.,  CINCINNATI,  Ohio  45229.  U.S.A. 

WILT,  F.  H.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  California.  BERKELEY,  Calif.  94720. 
U.S.A.  • 

a  Mechanism  of  origin  of  hemoglobin-synthesizing  machinery  during  development.  Gallus 
domesticus  (Aves) 

h       Activation  of  protein  and  RNA  synthesis  in  cleaving  eggs.  Strong ylocentrotus  pucpuratus 

c  RNA  synthesis  during  development.  Strongylocentrotus  purpuratus  (Echinoidea)  (in  col- 
laboration with  J.  J.  WARTIOVAARA,  Helsinki) 

WIMSATT.  W.  A.  Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Div.of  Biol.  Sci.,  Cornell  Univ.,  ITHACA,  N.Y.  14850, 
U.S.A.  • 

WINGSTRAND,  K.  G.  Dr.phil..  Prof.  —  Inst,  of  Comp.  Anat.,  Universitetsparken  15. 
COPENHAGEN  0,  Denmark 

a       Embryology.  Armillifer  spec.  (Linguatulida)    (in  collaboration  with  A.  N^RREVANG) 

WINNICKI,  A.  D.Sc.  —  Fac.  of  Marine  Fish.,  ul.  Kazimierza  Krolewicza  3,  SZCZECIN, 
Poland 

WIREN,  A.  J.  B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  British  Columbia,  VANCOUVER  8,  B.C., 
Canada 

a  The  effects  of  L-tyrosine  and  L-phenylalanine  on  the  in  vitro  differentiation  of  the 
early  (24-32  hr.)  neural  crest:  the  frequency  of  pigment  cell  differentiation  in  various 
concentrations  of  the  two  amino  acids  and  an  electron  microscopic  examination  of  the 
cultured  cells.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  C.  V.  FINNEGAN) 

WIRSfiN,  C.  M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.,  Karolinska  Inst..  Solnavagen  1.  STOCKHOLM  60. 
Sweden 

WISCHNITZER.  S.  Ph.D..  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Yeshiva  Univ.,  186th  St.  and  Amster- 
dam Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10033,  U.S.A. 

a  Electron  microscopic  study  of  oogenesis.  Triturus  vicidescens  (Urodela),  Mus  albicans 
(Rodentia),  Saimici  sciureus.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 

WITHERS,  R.  F.  J.  M.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Biol,  as  Appl.  to  Med.,  The  Middlesex  Hosp.  Med. 
School,  Cleveland  St.,  LONDON.  W.l.  England 

a  Genetical  and  developmental  study  of  a  trypan  blue  induced  heart  malformation.  Rattus 
norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

WITSCHI,  E.  Ph.D..  M.D.,  Prof.  —  Biomed.  Div.,  The  Population  Council,  Rockefeller 
Univ.,  NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10021.  U.S.A.  • 

a       Experimental  studies  on  sex  development.  Xenopus  laevis  (Anura) 

h  Oogenesis  in  relation  to  special  hormonal  conditions.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia),  Homo 
sapiens   (Primates) 

c       Maturation  cycles  of  eggs  in  constant-estrus  females.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 

WITTENBORG.  M.  H.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Children's  Hosp.  Med.  Center,  300  Longwood  Ave., 
BOSTON,  Mass.  02115,  U.S.A. 
—  Harvard  Med.  School,  25  Shattuck  St..  BOSTON,  Mass.  02115,  U.S.A. 

WOELLWARTH,  C.  v.  Dr.phil.  —  Heiligenberg  Inst.,  7799  HEILIGENBERG.  Baden. 
W.Germany  • 

a       Autonome  Musterbildung  in  der  Medullarplatte.   (Amphibia) 

b       Determination  der  Kopforgane.  (Amphibia) 

c  Entstehung  von  Situs  inversus  durch  Defekte  und  verschiedene  aussere  Einfliisse.  (Uro- 
dela) 

WOERDEMAN.  M.  W.  M.D..  Prof.  (Emer.)  —  Anat.-Embryol.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam, 
Mauritskade  61,  AMSTERDAM-O.,  Netherlands  • 

a       Lens  development.  (Aves;  Mammalia) 

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WOLF,  R.     Dr.  —  Zool.  Inst,  der  Univ.,  Rontgenring  10,  87  WtiRZBURG,  W.Germany 
a       Correlations   between   kinematics   and   specific   ultrastructures   during   early   embryogenesis 

in   time-lapse-motion-pictures   and   electron   microscopic   investigations.    Wachfliella   persi- 

cariae  (Cecidomyiidae),  Chironomiis  thummi  (Chironomidae,  Dipfera) 
WOLFF  (HENNIG),  Mrs.  Em.     Dr.es  Sci.  —  In.st.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.  du  C.N.R.S., 

49bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE.  France  • 

a       Organotypic  culture  of  human  cancer  tumors  taken  directly   from  the  patient;   long   term 

organotypic  culture;  culture  on  embryonic  mesonephros;  culture  on  extracts  of  mesonephros 

and  yeast;  fractionation  of  dialysates  of  liver  extracts.  Gallus  gallus  (Aves),  Homo  sapiens 

(Primates) 
WOLFF,  Et.  C.     Dr.es  Sci.,  Prof.  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  exper.  du  C.N.R.S.,  49bis 

Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-'Sur-MARNE,  France 

—  Lab.  d'Embryol.  exper.  du  Coll.  de  France.   11   Place  Marcelin  Berthelot,  PARIS  Ve, 

France  * 

a       Recherches  experimentales  sur  I'embryologie  et  la  teratologie;  monstres  simples,  monstres 

doubles  et  poly-embryonie.  (Aves) 
h       La  differenciation  sexuelle.  par  les  methodes  de  greffes,  de  castration,  d'injections  d'hor- 

mones   et  d'explantations;   differenciation  normale  et  inversion  sexuelle   des   gonades,   des 

voies  genitales  et  des  caracteres  somatiques  precoces.  Gallus  spec.   (Aves) 
c       Problemes   relatifs   a  la   regeneration.   Polycelis  nigra,  Euplanaria   lugubris    (Turbellacia). 

Triturus  crisfatus  (Urodeta) 
d       Culture    in    vitro    de  longue   duree  de   tumeurs   malignes  en   presence   et   en   I'absence 

d'organes    embryonnaires.    Homo    sapiens    (Primates)     (en    collaboration    avec    Mrs.    Em. 

WOLFF  (HENNIG)) 
e       Recherches  sur  la  differenciation  et  I'intersexualite    in   vitro    et    in   vivo    des  gonades 

embryonnaires.  (Aves) 
WOLK,  M.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Zool..  Hebrew  Univ.  of  Jerusalem.  JERUSALEM,  Israel 
a       Separation  of   epiblast   from   hypobla.st   by   inserted   membranes   in   an   attempt   to   detect 

possible  inductive  influences.  Gallus  domesticus   (Aves) 
WOLPERT,  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol,  as  applied  to  Med..  The  Middlesex   Hosp. 

Med.  School,  LONDON  W.l,  England  • 

a       Cellular  basis  of  morphogenesis  and  pattern  formation.  Hydra  spec.   (Hydroidea) 
WOLPOW,  E.  R.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Neurol.,  Massachusetts  Gen.  Hosp.,  BOSTON,  Mass. 

WOLSKY,  A. "  Dr.phil.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Marymount  Coll..  TARRYTOWN,  N.Y. 

10592.  U.S.A.  _,  ^      • 

a       Effect  of  anti-metabolites,  antibiotics   (especially  actinomycin)   and  nucleic  acids  on  devel- 
opment and  regeneration.  Paracentrotus  lividus,  Atbacia  puncfulata  (Echinoidea).  Triturus 

viridescens,  Rana  pipiens  (Amphibia) 
b       A  re-investigation  of  the  influence  of  neurogenesis  on  the  development  of  the  compound 

eye.  Bombyx  mori  ( Lepidoptera) 
WOOD    J    G      Ph  D.,   Prof.  —  Dept.   of  Anat.,  The  Univ.  of  Texas   Med.   School  at   San 

Antonio,  7703  Floyd  Curl  Drive,  SAN  ANTONIO,  Tex.  78229,  U.S.A. 
a       Histochemistry   and   electron  microscopy  of  developing   adrenomedullary  ceils.   Mus  mus- 

cuius  (Rodentia) 
WOODS,    J.    E.     Ph.D.    —    Dept.    of    Biol.    Sci..    De    Paul    Univ.,    1036    W.    Belden    Ave.. 

CHICAGO.  111.  60614,  U.S.A.  ^         ,     .        , 

a       Hypophysectomy  effects  upon  hydroxysteroid  dehydrogenases  in  the  gonads  and  adrenals 

of  the  developing  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Hypophysectomy   effects  upon  histochemically   demonstrable   androgens   and  estrogens   in 

the  gonads  and  adrenals  of  the  developing  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Ontogenesis  of  the  pituitary-gonadal  and  pituitary-adrenal  axes  in  the  developing  embryo. 

Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Histochemical   demonstration   of   androgens,   estrogens   and   corticoids   in   the   gonads   and 

adrenals  of  the  developing  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
WOOL,  I.  G.     Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol..  Div.  of  Biol.   Sci..   Univ.  of  Chicago,  CHICAGO. 

111.  60637.  U.S.A. 
a       Regulation  of  protein  synthesis  in  animal  cells  and  mode  of  action  of  insulin 
WOOLLAM,  D.  H.  M.     M.D.,  D.Sc.  —  Anat.  School.  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Downing  St., 

CAMBRIDGE  CB2  3DY.  England 
a       Teratology.   (Mammalia)  ,TTAr.o'7AiirA 

WOYKE.   J.     Dr.habil.  —   Dept.   of  Beeculture.   Agric.   Coll..   Ursynow,   WARSZAWA    12, 

Poland 
a       Developmental  genetics;  sex  determination  and  development  of  diploid  drones.  Apis  met- 

lifica  (Hymenoptera)  i        j 

b       Development  of  reproductive  organs  and  spermatogenesis  of  diploid  drones    (larval   and 

pupal  stage).  Apis  mellitica   (Hymenoptera) 
WRBA.  H.     Dr.med.,  Dr.rer.nat,  Prof.  —  Inst,  fiir  Krebsforsch.,  Univ.  Wien,  Borschkegasse 

Sa.'Postfach  72,  A- 1090  WIEN.  Austria 
a       Stoffwechsel    in    vitro.     (Rodentia) 

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b       Eihautbildung,  Differenzierung  und  Missbildung    in    vitro.    (Rodentia) 

c       Heterotransplantation.   (Rodentia) 

WRENN,  Mrs.  J.  O.  Th.     B.A.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Stanford  Univ.,  STANFORD,  Calif. 

94305.  U.S.A. 
a       A  study  of  the  formation  of  curved  structures  from  relatively  flat  sheets  of  cells;  possible 

causes  such  as  intracellular  contractile  filaments,  localized  cell  multiplication,  and  localized 

dissolution  of  a  connective  tissue  sheath  arc  being  investigated  in  the  formation  of  tubular 

glands  from  the  oviduct.  Callus  galliis  (Aves) 
WRIGHT,    Th.    R.    F.     Ph.D.,    Prof.    —    Dept.    of    Biol.,    Univ.    of    Virginia,    Gilmer    Hall, 

CHARLOTTESVILLE,  Va.  22903,  U.S.A. 
a       The    genetic    control   of   enzyme    activity    during    development.    Drosophila    melanogaster 

(Diptera) 
b       Temperature  sensitive  lethal  mutations  affecting  embryogenesis.  Drosophila  melanogaster 

(Diptera) 
c       Genetic  control  of  myogenesis.  Drosophila  melanogaster  (Diptera) 
WR6BLEWSKI,   R.     Dr.med.,    Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Gen.    Biol.,    Silesian   Acad,   of   Med.,    K. 

Marksa  19,  Rokitnica,  ZABRZE  8,  Poland, 
a       Morphogenetical  aspects  in  the  regeneration  of  endocrine  glands,  especially  the  thyroid. 

(Rodentia) 
WURGLER,  F.  E.     Dr.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Swiss  Federal  Inst,  of  Technol.,  Universitatstr.  2, 

8006  ZURICH,  Switzerland 
a       X-ray    effects   on   gametes,    embryos,    larvae    and   pupae:    influence   of   chromosome    con- 
figuration,   specific    genes    and    developmental    stage    X-rayed.    Drosophila    melanogaster 

( Diptera) 
WURMBACH,    H.     Dr.,    Prof.    —    Inst,    fur    Landwirtsch.    Zool.    und    Bienenk.    der    Univ., 

Melbweg  5,  53  BONN,  W.Germany 
a       Beeinflussung  des  Wachstums  und  der  Differenzierung   durch   Wirkstoffe    (Schilddriisen- 

hormon,  Steroide,  teratogene  Substanzen).  Lebistes  spec.  (Teleostei).  Xenopus  laevis.  Bufo 

bufo  (Anura),  Gallus  gallus  (Aves) 
b       Formbildende  Krafte  beim  Wachstum   ( Wachstumsdynamik);  formbildende  Bedeutung  der 

Gewebe.  Bufo  spec,  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura).  Gallus  gallus   (Aves) 
WYATT,   G.    R.     Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.    of   Biol.,    Kline   Biol.   Tower,   Yale   Univ.,    NEW 

HAVEN,  Conn.  06520,  U.S.A. 
a       Protein  synthesis,  RNA  and  ribosomes;  changes  during  hormone  action  and  metamorphosis. 

Hyalophora  cecropia    (Lepidoptera) 
b       Protein  synthesis  and  transport  in  oogenesis;  regulation  by  hormones.  Blattella  germanica 

(Orthoptera) 
WYLIE,  C.  C.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol.,  Univ.  Coll.,  Gower  St.,  LONDON 

W.C.I,  England 
a       Study  of  the  ribonucleic  acid  metabolism  in  the  early  embryo.  Gallus  domesticus  (Aves) 
WYSOCKA,  Miss  B.     B.Sc.  —  Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol.,  Acad,  of  Med.,  ul.Naruto- 

wicza  60,  E0D2,  Poland 
a       Comparative  histochemical  and  biochemical  studies  on  amounts  and  distribution  of  some 

inorganic  salts  in  spodograms  of  lungs  and  of  livers  in  relation  to  the  level  of  Na,  K,  and 

Ca  in  blood  plasma  during   embryogenesis.  Xenopus  laevis   (Anura),  Rattus  norvegicus, 

Cavia  cobaya  (Rodentia) 
WYTTENBACH,  C.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Zool.,  Univ.  of  Kansas,  LAWRENCE,  Kansas 

66044,  U.S.A. 
XAVIER  MORATO,  M.  J.     Prof.  —  Inst,  de  Histol.  e  Embriol.,  Fac.  de  Med.,  Av.  Prof. 

Egas  Moniz,  LISBOA  4,  Portugal 
a       Histogenesis  of  the  area  postrema.  Felis  catus  (Carnivora) 
b       Histogenesis    of   the   neurohypophysis,    at    microscopical    level.    Felis    catus    (Carnivora). 

Oryctolagus  cuniculus  (Lagomorpha) 
c       Action  of  ionizing  radiations  upon  the  embryonated  egg.   Callus  domesticus   (Aves)    (in 

collaboration  with  Mrs.  M.  J.  RODRIGUES  CORREIA) 
YAJIMA,  H.     Ph.D.  —  Biol.  Inst.,   Fac.  of  Sci.,   Ibaraki  Univ.,  Bunkyo  2-1-1,   MITO-City, 

Japan 
a       Comparison  of  embryonic  development  between  normal  and  malformed  embryos  by  serial 

sections  of  fixed  material.  Chironomus  dorsalis  (Diptera) 
h       Malformations   induced  by   irradiation  with  monochromatic   ultraviolet  light.   Chironomus 

dorsalis  (Diptera) 
c       Effects  of  temperature  during  and  after  centrifugation  of  eggs  on  the  production  of  double 

malformations.  Chironomus  dorsalis  (Diptera) 
d       Effect   of    ultraviolet    irradiation    upon    the    re-entry    of    pole    cells.    Chironomus    dorsalis 

(Diptera) 
YAMADA,  K.  M.     B.A.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Stanford  Univ.,  STANFORD,  Cahf.  94305, 

U.S.A. 
a       Study  of   the   synthesis   of   microtubular   protein   in  nerve   ganglia   after  stimulation   with 

nerve   growth   factor   and  the  relationship   of   microtubular  synthesis   to   nerve   fiber  out- 
growth. Callus  gallus   (Aves) 

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YAMADA,  T.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Biol.  Div..  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab.,  P.O.  Box  Y,  OAK  RIDGE, 

Tenn.  37830,  U.S.A.  • 

a       In    vitro    differentiation   of   lens    fibers.    Rana   pipiens    (Anura),    Triturus    viridescens 

(Ucodela) 
b       Activation  of  cell  replication  in  Wolffian  lens  regeneration.  Triturus  viridescens  (Urodela) 
c       Dedifferentiation  in  Wolffian  lens  regeneration.   Triturus  viridescens   (Urodela) 
YAMADA,  T.     M.Sc.  —  Div.  of  Biol.,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Radiol.  Sci.,  Anagawa  4-9-1,  CHIBA, 

(280),  Japan 
a       Biochemical  studies  on  effect  of  radiation  on  the  embryo.  Ocyzias  latipes  (Teleostei),  Bufo 

vulgaris  (Anura) 
YAMADORI,  T.     M.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Hirosaki  Univ.  School  of  Med.,  Zaifucho-5, 

HIROSAKI  City,  Aomori  Pref.  036,  Japan 
a       Developmental  study  of  the  central  nervous  system.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
b       Developmental  study  of  the  nerve  cells  in  the  spinal  ganglia.  Rattus  norvegicus  (Rodentia) 
YAMAGAMI,  K.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Univ.  of  Tokyo,  Hongo  7-3,  Bunkyo-ku,  TOKYO, 

(113)  Japan 
a       Biochemical  studies  on  embryonic  and  yolk  proteins.   (Teleostei) 
b       Partial  purification  of  chorionase.  Oryzias  latipes  (Teleostei) 
c       Ontogeny   of   hemoglobins   in   embryos   and   larvae   before   complete   absorption   of    yolk 

material.  Salmo  gairdnerii  syn.  irideus   (Teleostei) 
YAMAGUCHI,   T.     Ph.D.   —   Div.   of   Biol.,    Natl.    Inst,   of   Radiol.    Sci.,   4-9-1    Anagawa, 

CHIBA,  (280)  Japan 
a       Regeneration  of  thymus  after  radiation-induced  involution.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  mus- 

culus   (Rodentia) 
h       Role  of  thymus  in  immunogenesis.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
YAMAMOTO,  K.     D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Lab.  of  Fresh-water  Fish  Cult.,  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Fac.  of 

Fisheries,  Hokkaido  Univ.,  HAKODATE,  Japan  • 

a       Histo-physiological  studies  of  oogenesis.   (Teleostei) 
b       Electron  microscopical  studies  of  oogenesis.  (Teleostei) 
c       Studies  on  the  hormones  of  reproduction.   (Teleostei) 
YAMAMOTO,  T.     Dr.Med.,  Dr.Med.Sci.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  Kyushu 

Univ.,  FUKUOKA,  812  Japan 
a       An  electron  microscope  study  of  the  developing  intestinal  epithelium.    (Mammalia) 
YAMAMOTO,     T.     D.Sc.   Prof.   —  Biol.   Inst..   Fac.   of   Sci.,   Nagoya   Univ.,   Chikusa-ku, 

NAGOYA,  Japan  • 

YAMAMOTO,  T.  S.     D.Sc.  —  Zool.  Inst.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Hokkaido  Univ.,  North  10  West 

8,  SAPPORO,  060  Japan 
a       Cytochemical  investigation  on  development.  (Teleostei) 
YAMAMURA,  H.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  Hiroshima  Univ.,  Kasumi-cho, 

HIROSHIMA,  Japan 
YAMAMURA,  S.     M.D.  —  Japan  Dental  Pathol,  and  Embryol.  Research  Inst.,  c/o  Yama- 

mura  Dental  Office,  No.   12  Higashi-Ichi-Bancho,  SENDAI,  Japan 
YAMANA,    K.     D.Sc,    Prof.    —    Dept.    of    Biol.,    Fac.    of    Sci.,    Kyushu    Univ.,    Hakozaki, 

FUKUOKA,  812  Japan 
a       Regulation  of  ribosomal  RNA  synthesis  during  embryonic  development.  Xenopus  laevis 

(Anura) 
YANAGIMACHI,   R.     Ph.D.   —   Dept.   of  Anat.,   Univ.   of   Hawaii,    1951    East-West   Rd.. 

HONOLULU,  Hawaii  96822,  U.S.A. 
a       In    vitro     fertilization    and    development   of    eggs.    Mesocricetus    auratus,   Rattus    nor- 
vegicus, Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Chromosomes  and  development.  Mesocricetus  auratus.  Rattus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus 

(Rodentia) 
YANAGISAWA,  T.     D.Sc,   Prof.  —  Embryol.   Sect.,  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Tokyo  Metropolitan 

Univ.,  2-1-1  chome,  Fukazawa-machi,  Setagaya-ku,  TOKYO  (158).  Japan 
a       Phosphagens  in  egg  and  spermatozoa.   (Echinodecmata) 

b       Ion  exchange  and  paper  chromatographic  studies  on  the  nature  of  the  acid-soluble  nucleo- 
tides in  the  egg  and  their  changes  during  development.  Hemicentrotus  spec,  Anthocidaris 

spec,  Pseudocentrotus  spec.  ( Echinoidea ) ,  Asterias  spec,  Asterina  spec  (Asteroidea) 
c       Tracer  experiments  on  phosphate,  sugar  and  nucleic  acid  metabolism  of  embryo.  (Echino- 

dermata) 
YANG,  W.  T.     Ph.D.  —  Inst,  of  Marine  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Miami,   1  Rickenbacker  Causeway, 

Virginia  Key,  MIAMI,  Fla.  33149,  U.S.A. 
YASUDA,    M.     M.D.    —    Dept.    of    Anat.,    Kyoto    Univ.,    Yoshida,    Konoe-cho,    Sakyo-ku, 

KYOTO  606,  Japan 
a       Epidemiological  studies  on  anomalies  in  embryos.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
h       Chromosome  aberrations  and  the  sex  ratio  in  embryos.  Homo  sapiens  (Primates) 
c       Morphogenesis  of  certain  malformations  of  extremities   in  embryos.  Homo  sapiens   (Pri- 
mates) 
YASUDA,  Mrs  Y.     M.D.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  Kyoto  Univ.,  Yoshida,  Konoe-cho,  Sakyo-ku, 

KYOTO  6L<>.  Japan 

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a       Gamparative  study  on    in   vitro    development  of  organ  primordia.  Mus  mtisculus  (Ro- 

dentia).  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
YATVIN,  M.  B.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Radiol.,  Med.  School,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin,   1300  Uni- 
versity Ave..  MADISON,  Wis.  53706,  U.S.A. 
YAZAKI,   Miss    I.     M.A.   —   Embryol.    Sect.,    Dept.    of   Biol.,   Tokyo    Metropolitan    Univ., 

Setagaya-ku,  TOKYO,  Japan 
YAZYKOV,    A.    A.     Cand.biol.sci.    —    Inst,    of    Exper.    Biol.,    Acad,    of    Med.    Sci.    of    the 

U.S.S.R.,  Baltiyskaya  St.  8,  MOSCOW  A-315,  U.S.S.R. 
YNTEMA,  C.  L.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Anat.,  School  of  Med.,  State  Univ.  of  New  York, 

766  Irving  Ave.,  SYRACUSE,  N.Y.  13210,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Development  of  carapace.  Chelydra  serpentina   (Chelonia) 
b       Incidence  of  twinning.  Chelydra  serpentina  (Chelonia) 

c       Acceptance  of  homografts  and  xenografts  during   embryonic  stages.    (Chelonia) 
YOSHIDA,   K.     Ph.D.  —   Dept.   of   Radiotherapy,   Cancer   Research   Lab.,   Mercy   Hospital. 

1400  Locust  St.,  PITTSBURGH,  Pa.  15219,  U.S.A. 
a       Macromolecular    synthesis    during    lens    differentiation     in     vitro.     Callus    domesticus 

(Aves) 
YOSHIKAWA,   I.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,   School  of  Med.,  Nagasaki  Univ.,    12-4,   Sakamoto- 

machi,  NAGASAKI,  Japan 
a       Radiation  genetics   (embryo,  germ  cells).  Drosophila  melanogasfec  (Diptera) 
YOSHIKAWA    (FUKADA),    Mrs.    M.     Ph.D.    —    Dept.    of    Embryol.,    Carnegie    Inst,    of 

Washington.   115  W.  University  Parkway.  BALTIMORE,  Md.  21210,  U.S.A. 
a       Animal  viruses   (esp.  tumor  viruses)   as  tools  in  studying  embryonic  development.  Callus 

gallus  (Aves)    (in  collaboration  with  J.  D.  EBERT  and  R.  J.  HAY) 
YOUNG,  B.  —  Dept.  of  Botany,  Univ.  of  Alberta,  EDMONTON,  Alta.,  Canada 
YOUNG,  B.  A.     M.D.,  Ph.D.  —  Anat.  School,  Univ.  of  Cambridge,  Downing  St..  CAM- 
BRIDGE CB2  3DY,  England 
a       Electron  microscopy  of  the  placenta.   ( Pinnipedia,  Cetacea) 
b       Electron  microscopy  of  developing  endocrine  glands.   (Pinnipedia.  Cetacea) 
YQ  (KOU),  Mrs.  N.  W.     B.S.  —  Dept.  of  Biomorph.,  Natl.  Defense  Med.  Center,  P.O.  Box 

7432,  TAIPEI,  Taiwan,  Republ.  of  China 
a       Tadpole  tissue  competence  to  thyroxin  treatment  at  different  periods  after  thyroidectomy. 

Rana  spec.   (Anura) 
h       Growth  and  pituitary  cytology  of  thyroidless  adults  induced  from  thyroxin  treatment  on 

thyroidectomized  tadpoles.  Rana  spec.   (Anura) 
YUROVITZKY,  Yu.  G.     Cand.biol.sci.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biophys.,  Inst,  of  Developm. 

Biol.,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St.,  MOSCOW  V-133,  U.S.S.R. 
YVROUD,  Miss  M.  —  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp.,  Fac.  des  Sci.  d'Orsay,  Univ.  de  Paris,  Batiment 

441,  91-ORSAY.  France 
a       Etude  experimentale  du  developpement  du  canal  naso-lacrymal  chez  les  larves.  Discoglos- 

sus  pictus,  Alytes  obsfefricans  (Anura) 
ZAAIJER,  Miss  J.  J.  P.     Ph.D.  —  Lab.  for  Cell  Biol,  and  Histol.,  Fac.  of  Med.,  State  Univ., 

Rijnsburgerweg   10,  LEIDEN,  Netherlands  • 

a       Limb  development   (organ  culture).  (Vertebrata) 
h       Hormonal   activity   of  fetal   gonads   and   adrenal   glands  with   regard  to  the  development 

of  the  reproductive  tract   (organ  culture).   (Aves;  Mammalia) 
ZACCANTI,  F.     Dr.  —  Inst,  of  Zool.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Bologna,  Via  S.  Qacomo  9, 

40126  BOLOGNA,  Italy 
a       I  n   V  i  t  r  o    culturing  of  larval  and  adult  gonads.  Bufo  bufo,  Rana  dalmatina  (Anura) 
b       Hormonic  regulation  of  ovarian  and  Bidder's  organ  oogenesis.  Buio  bufo  (Anura) 
ZAFFAGNINI,   F.     Dr.,   Prof.  —   Inst,  of  Zool.,   Fac.   of  Sci.,   Univ.  of  Bologna,  Via   S. 

Giacomo  9,  40126  BOLOGNA,  Italy 
a       Cytochemical  and  electron  microscopical  study  of  the  nurse-cells  and  oocyte  differentiation. 

Daphnia  magna  (Cladocera) 
b       Endocrine  centres,  growth,  moulting  and  gametogenesis.  Daphnia  magna   (Cladocera) 
c       Organization  of  reproductive  system  and  gametogenesis.  Limnadia  lenticulads   (Concho- 

straca),  Derocheilocaris  remanei   (Mystacocarida,  Crustacea) 
ZAFIRATOS,  K.     Ph.D.  —  Zool.  Lab.  and  Museum,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Athens,  Panepis- 

timiopolis  (Kouponia),  ATHENS   (621),  Greece 
ZAHLAVA,  J.     MUDr..  CSc.  —  Inst,  of  Pathophysiol.,  Med.  Fac,  Charies  Univ.,  Lidicka  1, 

PLZEl^,  Czechoslovakia 
ZALIK,  S.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Div.  of  Plant  Biochera.  and  Physiol.,  Dept.  of  Plant  Sci.,  Univ. 

of  Alberta,  EDMONTON,  Alta.,  Canada 
ZAMBONI,   L.     M.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.    of    Pathol..    Harbor   Gener.    Hosp..    U.C.L.A..    1000 

W.  Carson  St.,  TORRANCE,  Calif.  90509,  U.S.A. 
a       Electron   microscope   studies   on   the   fertilization   process.   Homo   sapiens   and   other   spp. 

(Primates) 
h       Embryonal  development.  Homo  sapiens   (Primates) 
ZAVANELLA,  Miss  T.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  Cat.  di  Anat.  Comp.,  Univ.  di  Milano,  Via  Celoria 

10.  MILANO.  Italy 

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ZEILMAKER,  G.  H.     Ph.D.  —  The  Netherlands  Cancer  Inst.,  Sarphatistraat  108,  AMSTER- 
DAM,  Netherlands 
a       Endocrine  aspects  of  blastocyst-implantation.  Rattus  norvegicus   (Rodentia) 
b       Egg  transplantation.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 

c       Development  of  ectopic  trophoblast.  Ratfus  norvegicus,  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
ZELENA    (TOPICOVA),    Mrs.    J.     MUDr.,    C.Sc.    —    Lab.    of    Electr.    Microsc,    Inst,    of 

Physiol.,  Czcchoslov.  Acad,  of  Sci.,  Flemingovo  n.  2,  PRAHA  6,  Czechoslovakia 
ZERBIB,    C.     D.E.S.    —   Lab.    de    Genet.    Evolut.    et    de    Biometrie,    C.N.R.S.,    91    GIF-sur- 

YVETTE.  France 
a       Controle  endocrine  de  la  differenciation  sexuelle.  Lithobius  forficatus   (Chilopoda) 
h       Developpement  post-embryonnaire  de  I'appareil  genital.  Scolopendra  canidens  (Chilopoda) 
ZILLER  (SENGEL),  Mrs.  C.     Dr.es  Sci  —  Inst.  d'Embryol.  et  Teratol.  Exper.  du  C.N.R.S., 

49bis  Av.  de  la  Belle  Gabrielle,  94-NOGENT-sur-MARNE,  France 

—  Lab.  d'Embryol.  exper.  du  Coll.  de  France,  1 1   Place  M.  Berthelot,  PARIS  Ve,  France 
a       In    V  it  r  o    culture  of  regenerating  tissues  and  organs.  Dugesia  lugubris,  D.  tigrina.  Po- 
ly celis  nigra  (Turbellaria) 
b       Influence  of  various  factors  (tissue  and  organ  extracts)  on  pharynx  regeneration.  Dugesia 

lugubris,  D.  tigrina.  Poly  cells  nigra  (Turbellaria) 
ZIMMERMAN,    A.   A.     Prof.    (Emer.)    —   Dept.   of   Anat.,    Coll.    of   Med.,    Baylor   Univ., 

HOUSTON,  Tex.,  U.S.A.  • 

ZIMMERMANN,    W.     Dr.rer.nat.   —    Arbeitsgr.    Prof.    G.    H.    M.   Gottschewski    am    Max- 

Planck-Inst.   fiir   Immunbiol.,   Stefan-Meicr-Str.   8,   78   FREIBURG,   W.Germany 
a       Normal   development   of   early   stages   with   special    reference    to   the    immunological    and 

nutritional  relations  with  the  mother.  Mesocricetus  auratus,  Cavia  cobaya  (Rodentia) 
b       Determination  and  diffentiation  of  the  organ  anlagen  analysed  by  the  use  of  teratogenic 

substances.  Mesocricetus  auratus,  Cavia  cobaya  (Rodentia) 
ZINN,   K.   M.     M.D.  —  Ophthalmol.   Dept.,  The   Mount   Sinai   Hosp.,    100th   St.   and   Fifth 

Ave.,  NEW  YORK,  N.Y.  10029,  U.S.A. 
a       Corneal   morphogenesis    (electron   microscopy   etc.).   Callus  domesticus   (Aves) 
b       Lens  morphogenesis   (electron  microscopy  etc.).  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       The  effects  of  lens  removal  on  the  development  of  the  cornea.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
d       Protein  synthesis  in  the  developing  lens    (electron  microscopy,  sucrose  density   gradients, 

autoradiography  etc.).   Callus  domesticus   (Aves) 
ZITO    (BIGNAMI),  Mrs.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Lab.  di  Radiobiol.  Anim.,  C.S.N.  -  Casaccia,  C.P. 

2400,  00100  ROMA,  Italy 
a       Cell  differentiation  and  developmental  genetics. 

b       Molecular  mechanisms  of  early  embryonic  differentiation.  Mus  musculus   (Rodentia) 
ZOTIN    A    I.     Dr.biol.sci.  —  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biophys.,   Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol.,  Acad. 

of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  26  Vavilov  St.,  MOSCOW  V-133,  U.S.S.R. 
ZUCCHI.  R.     Ph.D.  —  Dept.  of  Genet.,  Fac.  of  Sci.,  Univ.  of  Sao  Paulo,   P.O.  Box  301, 

RIBEIRAO  PRETO,  S.P.,  Brazil 
ZUCKERMAN,  Sir  S.     M.D.,  D.Sc,  Prof.  —  Zool.  Soc.  of  London,  Regent's  Park,  LON- 
DON N.W.I,  England 
a       Development  of  the  reproductive  system;  gametogenesis.   (Rodentia:  Primates) 
ZUST,    Miss   B.     Lic.es   Sci.   —   Lab.   de   Zool.,    Fac.   des   Sci.   de   Grenoble,   Cedex    53,    38 

GRENOBLE,  France 
a       Effects  of  hydrocortisone  on  the  development  of  skin  and  feathers;  sensitivity  of  dermis 

and  epidermis  to  hydrocortisone   (electron  microscopy).  Callus  domesticus   (Aves) 
ZWAAN,   J.     M.D.,   Ph.D.,    Prof.   —   Dept.   of   Anat.,    School   of   Med.,   Univ.   of   Virginia, 

CHARLOTTESVILLE,  Va.  22901,  U.S.A.  • 

a       Analysis  of  macromolecular  synthesis  during  induction  and  differentiation  of  the  eye  lens. 

Callus  domesticus  (Aves),  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
h       Developmental  genetics  of  mutations  affecting  eye  development.  Mus  musculus  (Rodentia) 
ZWILLING,  E.     Ph.D.,  Prof.  —  Dept.  of  Biol.,  Brandeis  Univ.,  WALTHAM,  Mass.  02154, 

U.S.A.  • 

a       Disaggregation    and    reaggregation    of    early    embryos;    effects    on    differentiation.    Callus 

domesticus  (Aves) 
h       Culture  behaviour  of  early  embryonic  tissues.  Callus  domesticus  (Aves) 
c       Ectoderm-mesoderm  interaction  in   limb  development.   Callus  domesticus    (Aves) 


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DIRECTORY  OF  INSTITUTES 

with  Members  engaged  in  Developmental  Biology 

(geographical  order) 


The  Directory  is  arranged  according  to:  1 )  continents  and  subcontinents; 
2)  countries  and  states;  and  3)  cities.  Within  each  of  these  categories  an  alpha- 
betical order  is  maintained. 

The  Directory  does  not  give  Institute  addresses.  These  can  be  found  by 
looking  up  the  name  of  one  of  the  Institute  members  in  the  Directory  of  Names 
and  Addresses. 

Names  of  Institute  members  who  are  not  explicity  engaged  in  developmental 
biology  are  as  a  rule  not  listed,  with  the  exception  of  the  names  of  Institute 
directors. 

( * )  Asterisks  indicate  those  Institute  members  who  appear  in  the  Directory 
of  Names  and  Addresses  with  one  or  more  research  subjects.  If  all  members  of 
an  Institute  lack  asterisks,  this  usually  means  that  no  information  has  been  sub- 
mitted by  the  Institute  in  1969.  Older  information  concerning  such  Institutes 
may  be  found  in  previous  issues. 


AFRICA 


EGYPT 

Alexandria,  Alexandria  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  SEDRA,   S.  N.     Prof. 

*  MICHAEL,  M.  I.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  KHALIL,  S.  H.     Demonstr. 
Cairo,  Ain  Shams  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

KAMEL,  A.     Prof. 

WALASH,  M.  N.     Teacher 

ABU-SINNA,  G.  M.  E.     Demonstr. 

ELGAMMAL,  A.  E.     Demonstr. 

WILLIAM,  Miss  N.     Demonstr. 

FARAG,  A.  E.     Demonstr. 

HAMMOUDA,  E.  I.     Demonstr. 
Giza,  Cairo  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Agric,  Anim.  Prod.  Dept. 

*  KAMAR,  G.  A.  R.     Assoc.  Prof. 

NIGERIA 

Ibadan,  Univ.   of  Ibadan, 

Dept.  of  Anat. 

GRILLO,  T.  A.  I.     Prof..  Head 

BAXTER   (GRILLO),  Mrs.  D.  L. 

DESALU,  A.  B.  O. 

LIPEDE,  A.  G. 

TAKOR,  T.  T. 

NAGANO,  T. 

KUBOTA,  K. 

KALANGO,  Miss  M.  I. 

AFONYA,  I.  I. 


SIERRA  LEONE 

Freetown,  Njala  Univ.  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  CHAYTOR,  D.  E.  B.  Assoc.  Prof. 
Freetown,  Univ.  Coll.  of  Sierra  Leone, 
Fourah  Bay  coll. 

LE'JOHN,  H.  E.  B.     Lect.   (Mycol.) 

SOUTH  AFRICA 

Bloemfontein,  Univ.  of  O.F.S., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  DREYER,  Miss  M.  V.     Lect. 
Durban,  Univ.  Coll., 

Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  SMIT,  A.  L.     Prof.,  Head 

*  FRANK,  G.  H.     Sen.  Lect. 
Johannesburg,  Univ.  of  the  Witwatersrand, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  SWANEPOEL,  J.  H.     Lect. 
Johannesburg,  Univ.  of  the  Witwatersrand 
Med.  School,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  ANDREW,  Miss  A.     Sen.  Lect. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  BALINSKY,  B.  I.     Prof.,  Head 

*  GABIE  (GUBBAY),  Mrs.  V.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  GAUNTER  (DEVIS),  Mrs.  R.  J.     Lect. 
Onderstepoort,  Univ.  of  Pretoria, 

Fac.  of  Vet.  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 
DE  BOOM,  H.  P.  A.     Prof.,  Head 
GERNEKE,  W.  H.     Sen.  Lect. 
LEROUX.  J.  M.  W.     Sen.  Lect. 


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South  Africa 


Canada  (Ont.) 


Pretoria,  Univ.  of  Pretoria, 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

DE  GRAAFF,  G.     Asst.  Prof. 

COETZEE.  F.  C.     Techn.  Asst. 

SCHEEPERS.  G.  J.     Techn.  Asst. 
Stellenbosch,  Univ.  of  Stellenbosch, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 
*  TOERIEN,  M.  J.     Sen.  Lect. 


Fac.  of  Sci.,  Zool.  Inst. 

TOIT,  C.  A.  du     Prof.,  Dir. 
JURGENS.  J.  D.     Lect. 
VISSER,  M.  H.  C.     Lect. 

ZAMBIA 

Chilanga,  Centr.  Fish.  Research  Inst. 
*  BALON.  E.  K. 


NORTH    AMERICA 


CANADA 

ALBERTA  (Alta.) 

Calgary,  Univ.  of  Calgary, 

Fac.  of  Arts  6  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Physics 

*  CHALLICE,  C.  E.     Prof.,  Head 
Fac.  of  Sci.  &  Med.,  Depts.  of  Biol.  & 
Morphol.  Sci. 

*  DICKSON,  A.   D.     Prof.,  Head  Div. 

Morphol.  Sci. 

*  CHURCH,  R.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  DAGLIESH,  G. 
Edmonton,  Univ.  of  Alberta, 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Botany 

YOUNG,  B.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Entomol. 

*  CRAIG,  D.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Genet. 

NASH,  D.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Plant  Sci. 

ZALIK,  S. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  RUTH,  R.  F.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  EISENBERG-ZALIK,  Mrs.  S.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  LONGENECKER,  B.  M.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  KNIZETOVA  (VEJP),  F.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  SIDKY.  Y.  A.     Res.  Assoc. 

BRITISH  COLUMBIA  (B.C.) 

Vancouver,  Univ.  of  British  Columbia, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  FINNEGAN.  C.  V.     Prof. 

*  FORD,  P.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  ACTON,  A.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  AUERSPERG,  N.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  FRANCIS,  D.  W.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  GOULD-SOMERO,  Mrs.  M. 

Postdoct.  Fellow 

*  LARRIVEE,  D.  H.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  ODAY,  D.  H.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  WIREN,  A.  J.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  HALL,  Mrs.  E.  J.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  CHI,   Miss  Y.  Y.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  HUNTER,  R.  M.     Grad.  Stud. 

MANITOBA  (Man.) 
Winnipeg,  Univ.  of  Manitoba, 
Fac.   of  Agric,   Dept.  of  Entomol. 

*  BRUST,  R.  A.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Fac.  of  Agric,  Plant  Sci.  Dept. 

*  LA  CROIX,  L.  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  FRAGATA,  M.     Postdoct.  Fellow 
Facs.  of  Med.   and   Dentistry, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  BERTALANFFY,  F.  D.     Prof. 


NAGY,  K.  P.     Assoc.  Prof. 
HYDE,  J.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Oral  Biol. 

*  PRITCHARD,  E.  T.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.   of  Zool. 

*  LAALE,  H.  W.     Asst.  Prof. 

NOVA  SCOTIA  (N.S.) 

Halifax,  Dalhousie  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Arts  &  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Biol. 

MALTZAHN,  K.  E.  von     Head 

HALL,  B.  K.     Asst.  Prof. 

WEHRMAKER,  A.  H.     Asst.  Prof. 
Med.  School,  Biochem.  Dept. 

*  WAINWRIGHT,  S.  D.     Prof. 

*  WAINWRIGHT,  Mrs.  L.  K.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  PRCHAL,  J.  F.     Postdoct.  Fellow 

*  THOMPSON,  Mrs.  J.  T.     Grad.  Stud. 

ONTARIO    (Ont.) 
Guclph,  Univ.  of  Guelph, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

GEORGE,  J.  C.     Prof. 
Hamilton,  McMaster  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  ANDERSON,  J.  E.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  CARR,  D.  H.     Prof. 

*  McCALLION,  D.  J.     Prof. 
London,  Univ.  of  W.  Ontario, 
Health  Sci.  Center,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  HOSHJNO,  K.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  SINGH.  R.  P.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  SHAVER,  Miss  E.  L. 

*  DICKSON,  D.  H. 

Coll.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  BATTLE,  Miss  H.  I.     Prof. 

*  PURKO,  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  ROSS,  G.  T.     Grad.  stud,  and  Demonstr. 

*  BELLWARE,  F.  T.     Grad.  stud,  and 

Demonstr. 

*  JACQUES,  Miss  S.  Y.     Grad.  stud,  and 

Demonstr. 
Ottawa,  Anim.  Research  Inst., 
Dept.  of  Agric. 

*  ROBERTSON,  H.  A.     Chief  Physiol.  Sect. 
Ottawa,  Carleton  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  BETZ,  T.  W.     Asst.  ProL 
Toronto,  Univ.  of  Toronto, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

CHANT,  D.  A.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  LIVERSAGE,  R.  A.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  MASUI,  Y.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  LAI-FOOK,  Miss  J.  E.  I.     Asst.  Prof. 
KELLAND,  J.  L.    Asst.  Prof. 


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Canada   (Ont.) 


U.S.A.  (Calif.) 


WILLIAMS.  Miss  G.  H.     Asst.  Prof. 
STACKHOUSE,  H.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 

QUEBEC  (Que.) 
Montreal,  McGill  Univ., 
Med.  School,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  LEBLOND,  C.  P.     Prof. 

*  CLERMONT.  Y.     Prof. 

*  HUCKINS,  Miss  C.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Genet. 

ERASER,  F.  C.     Prof. 

TRASLER,  Mrs.  D.  G.     Res.  Assoc. 
Montreal,  Montreal  Cancer  Inst., 
Notre  Dame  Hosp. 

*  KARASAKI,  S.     Res.  Assoc,  Prof. 
Montreal,  Univ.  of   Montreal, 

Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Biol., 
Lab.  of  Molec.  Biol. 

*  COUSINEAU.  G.  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  BAL,  A.  K.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  INOUfi,  S.     Asst.  Prof. 

SASKATCHEWAN    (Sask.) 

Saskatoon,  Canada  Agriculture, 
Research  Branch,  Research  Station 

*  DAVIS.  G.  R.  F.     Research  Scient. 

*  CHURCH,  N.  S.     Research  Scient. 

*  EWEN,  Al.  B.     Research  Scient. 
Saskatoon,  Univ.  of  Saskatchewan, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  FEDOROFF.  S.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  BUTLER,  H.     Prof. 

*  WENGER.  B.  S.     Prof. 

*  WENGER,  Mrs.  E.  L.     Research  Assoc. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  JAMES.  D.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
West.  Coll.  Vet.  Med. 

*  LATSHAW,  W.  K.     Assoc.  Prof. 

UNITED     STATES 

ALABAMA  (Ala.) 
Birmingham,  Univ.  of  Alabama, 
Med.  Center.  Dept.  of  Anat. 

SENSENIG.  E.  C.     Prof.,  Chairman 

HUMPHREY,  Miss  T.     Prof. 

BROWN,  J.  W.     Assoc.  Prof. 

ARIZONA  (Ariz.) 

Tucson,  Univ.  of  Arizona, 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  BAGNARA,  J.  T.     Prof. 

ARKANSAS  (Ark.) 

Fayettcville,  Univ.  of  Arkansas, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  LOEFFLER,  C.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

CALIFORNIA  (Calif.) 

Berkeley,  Clin.  Pharmacol.  Research  Inst. 

*  LOWER,  W.  R.     Res.  Assoc. 
Berkeley,  Univ.  of  California, 

Fac.  of  Agric,  Dept.  of  Poultry  Husbandry 

*  TAYLOR,  L.  W.     Prof.    (Emer.) 
Berkeley,  Univ.  of  California, 
Dept.   of   Genet. 

FRISTROM.  J.  W.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  EAKIN,  R.  M.     Prof. 


*  HARRIS,  M.     Prof. 

*  STERN,  C.     Prof. 
BERG.  W.  E.     Prof. 

*  WILT,  F.  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 
BIRKY,  C.  W.  Jr.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  TOKUNAGA,  Miss  C. 

*  FRISTROM,  Mrs.  D.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  BAKER,  Mrs.  P.  C.     Visit.  Lect. 
Davis,  Univ.  of  California, 

Dept.  of  Poultry  Husbandry 

GRAU,  C.  R.     Prof. 

ABBOTT.  Miss  U.     Prof. 

BISHOP  (CALAME),     Mrs.  S.  M. 
Dillon  Beach,  Univ.  of  the  Pacific, 
Pacific  Marine  Station 

*  TUCKER.  J.  S.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  BLAKE,  J.  A.     Asst.  Prof.  Biol. 
Duarte,  City  of  Hope  Med.  Center, 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  OHNO,  S.     Chairman 

*  SEECOF,  R.  L.     Res.  Scient. 
Hayward,  Calif.  State  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  HEATH.  H.  D.     Prof. 

Irvine,  Univ.  of  Calif.,  School  of  Biol.  Scis., 
Dept.  of  Organismic  Biol. 

SCHNEIDERMAN,  H.  A. 
La  Jolla,  Univ.  of  Calif.  San  Diego, 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  STERN,  H.     Prof. 

*  BUTLER,  W.  L.     Prof. 

*  FRIEDKIN,  M  .E.     Prof. 

*  HOLLAND.  J.  J.     Prof. 

*  KAPLAN,  N.  O.     Prof. 

*  LINDSLEY,  D.  L.     Prof. 

*  MILLS,  S.  E.     Prof. 

*  SATO,  G.  H.     Prof. 

*  DUTTON,  R.  W.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  VARON,  S.  S.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  HOTTA,  Y.     Assoc. 

*  HUMPREYS,  T.  D.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  LOOMIS,  W.  F.,  Jr..     Asst.  Prof. 

*  BRODY.  S.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  CHRISPEELS,  M.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 
■  *  ROTH.  T.  F.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  FREEMAN.  G.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  GROBSTEIN,  C. 

*  SCHULMAN.  H.  M.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  SIMON,  M.  I.     Asst.  Prof. 
Los  Angeles,  Univ.  of  California, 
Center  for  Health  Sci.,  School  of  Med., 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

HERZBERG,  F.     Assoc.  Res.  Anat. 
Dept.  of  Med.  Microbiol,  and  Immunol. 

*  VOCE,   Mrs.   M.     Prof. 
School   of  Publ.  Health 

*  COLLIN,  W.  K.     Postdoct.  Fellow 
Dept.  of  Pathol. 

*  ZAMBONI.  L.     Assoc.  Res.  Pathol. 
Los  Angeles,  Univ.  of  Calif., 

Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  SJOSTRAND,  F.  S.     Prof. 

Los  Angeles,  Univ.  of  S.  California, 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  PRAY,  T.  R.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  BAKER,  R.  F.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol. 

*  BERNSTEIN,  G.  S.     Instr. 

195 


U.S.A.   (Calif.) 


U.S.A.  (Conn.) 


Northridge,  San  Fernando  Valley 

State  Coll. 

LEFEVRE,  C,  Jr.     Chairman 
SEGAL,  E.     Assoc.  Prof.  (Biol.) 

Pacific  Grove,  Stanford  Univ., 

Hopkins  Marine  Station 

*  EPEL.  D.     Asst.  Prof. 
Palo  Alto,  Stanford  Univ., 
School  of  Med., 

Dept.  of  Gynecol,  and  Obstet. 
GATES,  A.  H.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Pediat. 

*  KRETCHMER,  N.     Prof. 

*  DOHERTY,  R.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  MARINKOVICH,  V.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  PAGE,  L.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Pasadena,  Calif.  Inst,  of  Technol., 
Div.  of  Biol. 

*  SPERRY,   R.  W. 

Div.  of  Biol.,  Dept.  of  Developm.  Biol. 
PIKO,  L.     Sen.  Res.  Fellow 
SMITH,  A.  E.  S.     Res.  Fellow 
CASTA5JEDA,  M.     Res.  Fellow 
FIRTEL,  R.  A.     Grad.  Stud. 

Riverside,  Univ.   of  Calif., 

Dept.  of  Life  Sci. 

*  MOORE,  J.  A.     Prof. 

*  MOORE,  Mrs.  B.  C.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  MORETTI,  R.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 

San  Francisco,  San  Francisco  State  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Cell  and  Molcc.  Biol. 

*  DUNCAN,  J.  T.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  BO  WEN,  Mrs.  S.  T.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  STUBBS,  J.  D.  Asst.  Prof. 
San  Francisco,  Univ.  of  Calif., 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  MONIE,  I.  W.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  ASLING,  C.  W.     Prof. 

*  GLASS,  Miss  L.  E.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  ROGERS,  K.  T.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  CHAMBERLAIN,  J.  G.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  ARMSTRONG,  Mrs.  R.  C.     Lect. 
Dept.  of  Pediat. 

*  DALLMAN,  P.  R. 
School  of  Dentistry, 
Dept.  of  Dental  Anat. 

*  COLEMAN,  R.  D.     Assoc.  Prof. 
San  Luis  Obispo,  Calif.  State  Polytechnic 
Coll.,  Biol.  Sci.  Dept. 

*  THURMOND,  W.     Prof. 

*  RITSCHARD,  R.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  KREJSA.  R.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  LUSE,  Miss  S.  A. 

Santa  Barbara,  Univ.  of  Calif., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

TRIPLETT,  E.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Stanford,  Stanford  Univ., 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  GRAY,  D.  J.     Prof. 

*  BURDA-WILSON,  Mrs.  D.  J. 

Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Med. 

*  STOCKDALE,  F.  E.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Pediat.  and  Human  Developm. 

*  BERNFIELD.   M.  R.     Asst.   Prof. 
Dept.  of  Pharmacol. 

*  SCHIMKE,  R.  T.     Prof. 

*  PALMITER,  R.  D.     Postdoct.  Fellow 


Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  WESSELLS,  N.  K. 

*  CENTER,  Mrs.  E.  M. 

*  WRENN,  Mrs.  J.  O.  Th.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  BRADLEY,  M.  O.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  YAMADA,  K.  M.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  ANDERSON,  Miss  M.  J.     Grad.  Stud. 
Torrance,  Harbor  Gen.  Hosp., 

Dept.  of  Pathol. 

*  ZAMBONI,  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 
STEFANINI,  M.     Res.  Assoc. 
SMITH,  Miss  D.     Res.  Assoc. 
OVRA,  Ch.     Res.  Assoc. 

COLORADO  (Colo.) 

Boulder,  Univ.  of  Colorado, 

Graduate  School, 

Inst,   for  Developm.  Biol. 

RUNNER,  M.  N.     Prof.,  Dir. 

DANIEL,  J.  C,  Jr.     Assoc.  Prof. 

PRESCOTT,  D.  M.     Prof. 

McCONKEY,   E.   H.     Assoc.  Prof. 

GOLDSTEIN,  L.     Prof. 

HAM,  R.  G.     Asst.  Prof. 

PENE,  J.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 

FLICKINGER.  C.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 
Colorado  Springs,  The  Colorado  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  HEIM,  W.  G.     Prof. 

Denver,  Univ.  of  Colorado,  Med.  Center 

*  BLOCK,  M.H.     Prof.,  Chief  Div.  Hematol. 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

SCHULTZ,  R.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 
SEALE,  R.  U.     Asst.  Prof. 
LARKIN,  L.  H.     Instr. 
Fac.  of  Arts  and  Sci.,  Biol.  Dept. 

*  WEISHEIT-SCHULTZ,  Mrs.  P. 

Prof.,  Assoc.  Chairman 

CONNECTICUT  (Conn.) 
Hartford,  Trinity  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  VAN  STONE,  J.  M.     Prof. 

*  CRAWFORD,  R.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Middlctown,  Wesleyan  Univ., 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  HANSON,  E.  D.     Prof. 

*  KIEFER,  B.  I.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  INFANTE,  A.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  BERRY,  S.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 
New  Haven,  Yale  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Arts  and  Sci., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  MARKERT,  C.  L.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  POULSON,  D.  F.     Prof. 

*  BOELL,  E.  J.     Prof. 

*  TRINKAUS,  J.  P.     Prof. 

*  WYATT,  G.  R.     Prof. 

*  GALL,  J.  G.     Prof. 

*  GALSTON,  A.  W.     Prof. 

*  BOUCK,  G.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  RUDDLE,  F.  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  SUSSEX,  I.  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  BETCHAKU,  T.     Instr. 

*  CLUTTER.  Mrs.  M.  E.  SUSSEX, 

*  DOANE,  Mrs.  W.  W.     Res.  Assoc. 

and  Lect. 


196 


U.S.A.  (Conn.) 


U.S.A.  (Hawaii) 


*  RAMUS.  J.  S.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  ROSENBAUM.  J.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

STONE.  L.  S.     Prof. 

*  GEHRING,  W.  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Radiol. 

*  SPENCER.  R.  P.     Prof. 
School  of  Forestry 

*  BERLYN,  G.  P.     Assoc.  Prof. 
NOVAK.  J.     Grad.  Stud. 
MELCAREK,   P.     Grad.   Stud. 

Storrs,  Storrs  Agric.  Exper.  Station, 
Dept.  of  Anim.  Genet. 

*  PIERRO,  L.  J.     Prof. 

*  GOETINCK,   P.   F.     Assoc   Prof. 

*  KLEIN.  N.  W..     Assoc.  Prof. 
Storrs,  Univ.  of  Connecticut, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

HERRMANN.  H.     Prof. 
LAUFER,  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 
MARCHOK,  Miss  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

DISTRICT  OF  COLUMBIA  (D.C.) 

Washington,  The  Catholic  Univ.  of  America, 
Grad.  School  of  Arts  &  Sci., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  LYNN,  W.  G.     Prof. 
Washington,  Georgetown  Univ., 
Schools  of  Med.  and  Dentistry, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

BHUSSRY,  B.  R.     Prof..  Chairman 

MENSCHIK,  Z.     Assoc.  Prof. 

PARNELL  (KING),  Mrs.  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 

GOERINGER.  G.  C.     Asst.  Prof. 

DESSOUKY.  D.  A.  Instr. 
Grad.  School  of  Arts  6  Sci.. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  KING,  T.  J.     Prof. 

*  CHIARODO.  A.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  CHEN.  P.  K.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  CLIVE,  D.     Res.  Assoc. 
Washington,  Howard  Univ., 
Coll.  of  Med..  Dept.  of  Anat. 

BARTONE.  J.  C,     Asst.  Prof. 
Washington,  Trinity  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  DIMOND,  Sister  M.  T.     Prof. 

FLORIDA  (Fla.) 

Boca  Raton,  Florida  Atlantic  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

DOBKIN.  Sh.     Asst.  Prof. 
Coral  Gables,  Univ.  of  Miami. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  GRABOWSKI.  C.  T.     Prof. 

*  IVERSON.  R.  M.     Prof. 

*  CLEGG.  J.  S.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Inst,  of  Molec.  Evolution 

METZ,  C.  B.     Prof. 

HINSCH.  Miss  G.  W.     Prof. 
Gainesville,  Univ.  of   Florida, 
Coll.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat.  Sci. 

*  JOHNSON,  E.  M.     Prof. 

*  KAPLAN,  S.     Asst.   Prof. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  BROOKBANK,  J.  W.     Prof. 

*  GREGG,  J.  H.     Prof. 


Miami,  Univ.  of  Miami. 

School  of  Med..  Dept.  of  Physiol. 

*  ROCKSTEIN,  M.     Prof. 

*  GRAY.  Miss  F.  H.     Postdoct.  Fellow 
Inst,  of  Marine  Sci. 

OWRE   (BOEHME),  Mrs.  M.  H. 

Assoc.  Prof. 

PROVENZANO,  A.  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 

YANG,  W.  T.     Res.  Scient. 

ROBERTSON,  P.  B.     Res.  Asst. 
Pcnsacola,  Univ.  of  W.  Florida, 
Dept.  of  Biol,  and  Marine  Sci. 

*  DASARO,  C.  N.     Asst.  Prof. 
Sarasota,  New  Coll., 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  MORRILL,  J.  B.     Prof. 
Tallahassee,   Florida  State  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  BURDICK,  M.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Chem. 

FRIEDEN,  E.     Prof. 
FISHER,  J.  R.     Prof. 

GEORGIA  (Ga.) 

Athens,  Univ.  of  Georgia, 

Coll.  of  Arts  &  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  BRYAN,  J.  H.  D.     Prof. 

*  COWARD,  S.  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  LINDSAY,  D.  T.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  MATTINGLY,  Miss  E.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Botany 

*  FULLER,  M.  S.     Prof.,  Head 

*  HINDMAN,  J.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  KOCHERT,  G.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  FISHER,  D.  B.     Asst.  Prof. 
Div.  of  Biol.  Sci., 

Electr.  Micr.  Lab. 

*  HUMPHREYS,  W.  J.     Prof. 
Atlanta,  Emory  Univ., 

Dept.  of  Anat. 

OSTEEN,  W.  K.     Prof. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  CLEMENT,  A.  C.     Prof. 

*  HUMPHRIES,  A.  A..  Jr.     Prof. 

*  HUNT,  E.  L.     Prof. 

*  ELMER,  W.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Atlanta,  U.S.  Publ.  Health  Serv., 
Natl.  Communic.  Disease  Center, 
Mycol.  Sect. 

LI,  Mrs.  Yu-Ying  FU     Res.  Chem. 
Augusta,  Med.  Coll.  of  Georgia, 
Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol. 

*  MARTIN,  C.  B.,  Jr.     Assoc.  Prof. 

HAWAn 

Honolulu,  Univ.  of  Hawaii, 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  DE  FEO.  V.  J.     Prof. 

*  NOYES,  R.  W.     Prof. 

*  YANAGIMACHI,  R.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  DIAMOND,  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Pacific  Biomed.  Research  Center 

*  ARNOLD,  J.  M.     Assoc.  Prof.  Cytol. 

*  KANE.  R.  E.     Asst.  Dir. 

*  HADFIELD.  M.  G.     Asst.  Prof.  Cytol. 
Dept.  of  Botany 

*  SMITH,  C.  W.     Asst.  Prof. 


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U.S.A.   (Hawaii) 


U.S.A.  (Ind.) 


Harold  L.  Lyon  Arboretum  and 
Horticult.  Dept. 

*  SAGAWA,  Y.     Prof.,  Dir. 

Fac.  of  Arts  &  Sci.  and  Grad.  Div., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

CHENG,  Th.  C.    Assoc.  Prof. 

DAVIS,  L.  V.     Asst.  Prof. 

HALEY,  S.  R.    Asst.  Prof. 

IDAHO   (Ida.) 
Moscow,  Univ.  of  Idaho, 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  ROBERTS.  L.  W.     Prof,  of  Bot. 

ILLINOIS  (lU.) 

Argonne,  Argonne  Natl.  Lab., 
Div.  of  Biol,  and  Med.  Research 

*  TAHMISIAN,  T.  N.     Chairman 

*  STEARNER,  Miss  S.  P.     Assoc.  Biol. 
Carbondalc,  Southern  Illinois  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Physiol. 

*  FOOTE,  Mrs.  F.  MARTINDALE 
Chicago,  Chicago  Coll.  of  Osteopathy, 
Dept.   of  Physiol,  and  Pharmacol. 

*  KELSO,  A.  F.     Chairman 
Chicago,  De  Paul  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  THOMMES.  R.  C.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  McWHINNIE,  Miss  D.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  WOODS,  J.  E.     Asst.  Prof. 
Chicago,  Loyola  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  GOLDIE,  M.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  SPIROFF,  B.  E.  N.     Asst.  Prof. 
School  of  Dentistry, 

Dept.  of  Oral  Pathol. 

*  TOTO,  P.  D.     Prof. 

*  BODMAN,  Sister  M.  C.     Visit.  Prof. 
Chicago,  Univ.  of  Chicago, 

Div.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  SINGER.  R.     Prof. 

*  KOLLAR,  E.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.   of  Biol.,   Interdept.  Training 
Program  in  Developm.  Biol. 

*  MOSCONA,  A.  A.     Prof..  Program  Dir. 

*  GOLDWASSER,  E.     Prof.,   Program 

Co-Dir.   (Biochem.) 

*  PRICE,  Miss  D.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

*  BAKER,  W.  K.     Prof. 

*  COHEN,  M.  H.     Prof.  (Phys.  and 

Mathem.  Biol. 

*  DORFMAN,  A.     Prof.    (Pediat. 

and  Biochem.) 

*  FITCH,  F.  W.     Prof.    (Pathol.) 

*  HASELKORN,  R.     Prof.  (Biophys.) 

*  KIRSTEN,  W.  H.     Prof.  (Pathol. 

and  Pediat.) 

*  MATHEWS,  M.  B.     Prof.   (Pediat.) 

*  SHANKLIN,  D.  R.     Prof.  (Obstet., 

Gynecol,  and  Pathol.) 

*  SWIFT,  H.  H.     Prof. 

*  WOOL,  I.  G.     Prof.   (Physiol. 

and  Biochem.) 

*  HUBBY,  J.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  OVERTON.  Mrs.  J.  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  RAWLEY,  D.  A.     Assoc.  Prof.  (Pathol.) 

*  FISCHMAN,  D.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  KOLLAR,  E.     Asst.  Prof.  (Anat.) 


*  GARBER   (BILSKY),  Mrs.  B.  B. 

Res.  Assoc. 

*  MOSCONA,  Mrs.  M.  H.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  MUNROE,  M.  H.     Instr. 
Chicago,  Univ.  of  Illinois, 
Coll.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  SCHMIDT,  A.  J.     Prof. 

*  LaVELLE,  A.     Prof. 

*  MacRAE,  Mrs.  E.  J.  KRUGELIS     Prof. 

*  VAN  ALTEN.  P.  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  LIEM,  K.  F.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  REYNOLDS  (KING),  Mrs.  W.  A. 

*  LaVELLE  (WILSON),  Mrs.  F.  W. 

*  KERNIS,  M.  M.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Pathol. 

*  STERN,  K.     Prof. 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

VAN  VALEN,  Ph.     Asst.  Prof. 
Chicago,  Wright  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  VENEZIANO,  P.  P.     Asst.  Prof. 
DeKalb,  Northern  Illinois  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  NORSTOG,  K.     Prof. 

*  PRAHLAD.  K.  V.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Evanston,  Northwestern  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

RULON,  G.  O.    Assoc.  Prof. 

GOLDBERG,  E.     Asst.  Prof. 
Urbana,  Univ.  of  Illinois, 
School  of  Life  Sci., 
Dept.  of  Entomol. 

*  HORSFALL,  W.  R.     Prof. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

ADAMSTONE.  F.  B.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

*  WATTERSON,  R.  L.     Prof. 

*  NANNEY,  D.  L.     Prof. 

*  DAVENPORT,  R.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  BROWN,  E.  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  WHITT,  G.  S.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  STOCUM,  D.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 

INDIANA  (Ind.) 
Bloomington,  Indiana  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

TORREY,  T.  W.     Prof.,  Head 

BRIGGS,  R.  W.     Prof. 

HUMPHREY,  R.  R.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

CROWELL,  P.  S.     Prof. 

HENNEN,  Miss  S.     Postdoct.  Fellow 

*  SCHAIBLE,  R.  H. 
Crawfordsvillc,  Wabash  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  HEARSON,  L.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 
Lafayette,  Purdue  Univ., 
School  of  Agric,  Dept.  of 
Anim.   Sci.,   Herrick   Labs. 

*  ALLISTON.  C.  W.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  ALTMAN,  J.     Prof. 
JAFFE,  L.  F.     Prof. 

*  VANABLE,  J.  W.,  Jr.     Asst.  Prof. 
WHITE,  R.  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

Notre  Dame,  Univ.  of  Notre  Dame, 
Coll.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  TWEEDELL.  K.  S.     Prof.,  Dir. 


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*  BENDER.  H.  A.     Prof. 

*  BROWN.  J.  A.  M.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  CRAIG.  G.  B. 

IOWA   (la.) 

Ames,  Iowa  State  Univ., 

Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Entomol. 

*  BAKER.  J.  R.     Asst.  Prof. 
Iowa  City,  Univ.  of  Iowa. 

Coll.  of  Dentistry,  Dept.  of  Oral  Biol. 

*  JACOBS.  R.  M. 

*  KOCHHAR.  D.  M.     Asst.  Prof. 
Coll.  of  Med..  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  OWERS.  N.  O.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  KOCHHAR,  D  .M.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  KOLLROS.  J.  J.     Prof..  Chairman 

*  BEAMS.  H.  W.     Prof. 

*  KESSEL.  R.  G.     Prof. 

*  WILLIAMS.  N.  E.     Prof. 

*  MILKMAN.   R.   D.     Prof. 

*  SPAZIANI,  E.     Prof. 

*  FRANKEL,  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  MOHLER,  J.  D.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  BOVBJERG  (BLANCHARD).  Mrs. 

A.  M.     Res.  Assoc. 
KANSAS  (Kans.) 
Lawrence,  Univ.  of  Kansas, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 
WYTTENBACH.  C.  R. 

KENTUCKY  (Ky.) 
Lexington,  Univ.  of  Kentucky, 
School  of  Dentistry, 
Dept.  of  Oral  Biol. 

SCHWEISTHAL,  M.  R.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Medical  Center. 
Depts.  of  Microbiol,  and  Biochem. 

*  MODAK.  S.  P.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  BOLLUM.  F.  J. 

*  SISKEN,  J. 

*  DONNELLY.  Miss  G. 

*  KARASAKI.  S. 

*  TRAURIG.  H. 
Louisville,  Univ.  of  Louisville, 
School  of  Med..  Dept.  of  Anat. 

LONGLEY.  J.  B.     Prof.,  Chairman 
DWORNIK.  J.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 

LOUISIANA  (La.) 

Belle  Chasse,  Tulane  Univ., 

F.  Edward  Hebert  Center, 

Dept.  of  Anat..  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol. 

ROSE.  S.  M.     Prof. 
Covington,  Tulane  Univ., 
Delta  Region.  Primate  Research  Center 

*  CLEWE.  Th.   H. 

*  FRANKLIN,  L.  E. 

New  Orleans,   Louisiana   State  Univ., 
Schools  of  Med.  and  Dentistry, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  SKALKO,  R.  G.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  GASSER.  R.  F.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  WEIDMAN.  Th.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  HEYN.  A.  N.  J.     Prof. 
New  Orleans,  Loyola.   Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  LESSEPS,  R.  J.     S.J.    Asst.  Prof. 


New  Orleans,  Tulane  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  VOLPE.  E.  P.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  McKINNELL,  R.  G.     Prof. 

*  MIZELL,  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  RANGA  RAO.  K.     Res.  Assoc. 

MAINE  (Me.) 

Bar  Harbor,  The  Jackson  Lab. 
GREEN,  E.  L.     Dir. 

*  SAWIN.  P.  B.     Sen.  Staff  Sclent.  (Emer.) 

*  HUMMEL,  Miss  K.  P.     Sen.  Staff  Scient. 

*  GREEN.  Mrs.  M.  C.     Sen.  Staff  Scient. 

*  STEVENS.  L.  C.     Sen.  Staff  Scient. 

*  WAYMOUTH.  Miss  C.    Sen.  Staff  Scient. 

*  WHITTEN,  W.  K.     Sen.  Staff  Scient. 
Brunswick,  Bowdoin  Coll.. 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  MOULTON,  J.  M.     Prof. 
Orono,  Univ.  of  Maine, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  MUN.  A.  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  HAYNES,  J.  F. 
Walpole,  Univ.  of  Maine, 

Ira  C.  Darling  Center  for  Research, 
Marine  Lab. 

*  DEAN.  D.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  MAZURKIEWICZ,  M.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  NOYES,  G.  S.     Predoct.  Stud. 

MARYLAND  (Md.) 

Baltimore,  Carnegie  Inst,  of  Washington, 
Dept.  of  Embryol. 

*  EBERT.   J.  D.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  BOVING,  B.  G.     Staff  Member 

*  BROWN.  D.  D.     Staff  Member 

*  DAWID,  I.  B.     Staff  Member 

*  DeHAAN,  R.  L.     Staff  Member 

*  FAMBROUGH,  D.  M.,  Jr.     Staff  Member 

*  RAMSEY,  Miss  E.  M.     Staff  Member 

*  REEDER,  R.  H.     Staff  Member 

*  DONNER,  M.  W.     Visit.  Invest. 

*  GAGE.  L.  P.     Fellow 

*  HAY.  R.  J.     Asst.  Invest. 

*  MISENHIMER,  H.  R.     Fellow 

*  O'RAHILLY.  R.     Fellow 

*  ROEDER,  R.  G.     Fellow 

*  SUZUKI.  Y.     Fellow 

*  SWANSON,  R.  F.     Fellow 

*  YOSHIKAWA-FUKADA.  Mrs.  M.  Fellow 
Baltimore,  Goucher  Coll., 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

MOMENT,  G.  B.     Prof. 
Baltimore,  Johns  Hopkins  Univ., 
School  of  Hygiene  and  Publ.  Health, 
Div.  of  Popul.  Dynamics 

*  BIGGERS.  J.  D.     Prof. 

*  SCHUETZ.  A.  W.    Asst.  Prof. 

*  STERN.  S.     Asst.  Prof. 
School  of  Med..  Dept.  of  Anat. 

RAFFERTY.  K.  A..  Jr.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Gynecol,  and  Obstet. 

*  WHARTON.  L.  R.,  Jr.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Neurol. 

*  DRACHMAN.  D.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  WILLIER.  B.  H.     Prof.    (Emer.) 

*  EBERT,  J.  D.     Hon.  Prof. 

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U.S.A.  (Mass.) 


*  DeHAAN,  R.  L.     Hon.  Assoc.  Prof. 

*  CEBRA,  J.  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  HUANG,  Ru-chih     Asst.  Prof. 

*  SMITH,  K.  D.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  BROWN,  D.  D.     Hon.  Asst.  Prof. 

*  SOFER,  W.  H.     Postdoct.  Fellow 
Dept.  of  Biophys. 

JACOBSON,  M. 
Baltimore,  Univ.  of  Maryland, 
Dental  School, 
Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol. 

FISCHLSCHWEIGER,  W. 

SISCA,  R. 
Bethesda,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Arthritis 
and  Metabol.  Diseases 

*  PARK,  Miss  H.  D.     Res.  Biol. 
Bethesda,  Natl.  Insts.  of  Health, 
Natl.   Cancer  Inst.,   Lab.   of  Biol. 

*  ANDERSON,  P.  N.     Res.  Assoc. 
Inst,  of  Child  Health  and  Human 
Developm.,  Lab.  of  Biomed.  Sci. 

*  ROBINSON,  J.  C.     Chief 
Developm.  Biol.  Branch 

*  PIATIGORSKY,  J. 
Extramural  Research  Programs 

*  WATERMAN,  A.  J.  Prof. 
Natl.  Inst,  of  Dental  Research, 
Extramural  Programs 

HISAOKA,  K.  K.     Chief  Oral-Facial 

Growth  6  Developm.  Program 
Natl.  Inst,  of  Neurol.  Diseases 
and  Stroke,  Sect,  on  Exper.  Embryol., 
Ophthalmol.  Branch 

*  COULOMBRE,  A.  J.     Head 

*  COULOMBRE  (LACY),  Mrs.  J.  L. 

*  LEDERMAN,  R.  J.     Res.  Assoc. 
College  Park,  Univ.  of  Maryland, 
Coll.  of  Arts  and  Sci., 

Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  IMBERSKI,  R.  B.     Asst.  Prof. 

MASSACHUSETTS  (Mass.) 

Amherst,  Amherst  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  SCHOTTfi,  O.  E.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

*  ELLIS,  C.  H.,  Jr.     Asst.  Prof. 
WALLACE,  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

Amherst,  Univ.  of  Massachusetts, 
Dept.   of   Forestry  &  Wildlife  Biol. 

WETHERBEE,  D.  K.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Boston,  Boston  Univ.,  School  of  Med., 

HENRIKSON,  R.  C.     Res.  Instr. 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  PETERS,  A.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  IFFT,  J.  D.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  VAUGHN,  J.  E.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  HINDS,  J.  W.  Asst.  Prof. 
Boston,  Harvard  Med.  School, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

HAY,  Miss  E.  D.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Children's  Hosp.  Med.  Center 

WITTENBORG,  M.  H.     Assoc.  Clin. 

Prof.   (Radiol.) 
New  England  Deaconess  Hosp., 
Cancer  Research  Inst., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Chem. 

*  KNOX,  W.  E.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  GREENGARD,  O.     Res.  Assoc. 


Dept.  of  Pathol. 

SHEA,  S.  M.     Assoc. 
Boston,  Massachusetts  Gen.  Hosp., 
Developm.  Biol.  Lab. 

*  TRELSTAD,  R.  L. 
Dept.  of  Neurol. 

WOLPOW,  E.  R.     Resident 
DeLONG,  G.  R.     Resident 
Dept.  of  Surgery 

*  GRILLO,  H.  C.  Assoc.  Clin.  Prof. 
Boston,  Tufts  Univ.  School  of  Med., 
Dept.  of  Dermatol. 

HASHIMOTO,  K.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Physiol. 

KETCHEL,  M.  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 

GALASSI,  L.     Res.  Fellow 

HADDAD,  V.     Res.  Fellow 
Cambridge,  Harvard  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Arts  &  Sci., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

HOADLEY,  L.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

PORTER,  K.  R.     Prof. 

KAFATOS,  F.  C.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  BURNSIDE,  Miss  M.  B.     Postdoct.  Fellow 
Cambridge,  Mass.  Inst,  of  Technol., 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

BELL,  E.     Prof. 
Chestnut  Hill,  Boston  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

FIMIAN,  W.  J.,  Jr.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Northampton,  Smith  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  LUCKENBILL,   Miss  L.   M.     Asst.  Prof. 
Shrewsbury,  Worcester  Found,  for 
Exper.  Biol. 

CHANG,  M.  C.     Sen.  Scient. 

*  HARPER,  M.  J.  K.     Sen.  Scient. 

*  HUNT,  Miss  D.  M.     Staff  Scient. 

*  McGAUGHEY.  R.  W.     Staff  Scient. 

*  IWAMATSU,  T.     Lect. 

*  BARTKE.  A.     Postdoct.  Fellow 
South  Hadley,  Mount  Holyoke  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci..  Clapp  Lab. 

*  STEIN,  K.  F.     Prof.    (Emer.) 

*  KALTENBACH,  Mrs.  J.  COUFFER 

Assoc.  Prof. 

*  ESCHENBERG,  Miss  K.  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Waltham,  Brandeis  Univ., 

Grad.  School  of  Arts  &  Sci., 
Grad.  Dept.  of  Biochem. 

LOOMIS,  W.  F.     Prof. 

SATO,  G.     Assoc.  Prof. 

MASTERS,  C.  J.     Visit.  Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  ZWILLING,  E.     Prof. 

*  SUSSMAN,  M.     Prof. 

*  SCHIFF,  J.  A.     Prof. 

*  KLEIN,  A.  O.     Assoc.  Prof..  Chairman 

*  FULTON,  C.  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  OBERLANDER,  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  SUSSMAN,  Mrs.  R.  B.  ROTMAN 

Res.  Assoc. 
WeUesley,  Wellesley  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci., 
Lab.  of  Cell.  Biol. 

*  PADYKULA,  Miss  H.  A.     Prof. 

*  GAUTHIER,  Miss  G.  F.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  TAYLOR,  Miss  J.  M. 


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U.S.A.   (N.H.) 


Woods  Hole,  Marine  Biol.  Lab. 

*  MARSLAND,  D.  A.     Res.  Prof. 

*  BARTH.   L.  G.     Prof. 

*  BARTH.  Mrs.  L.  J. 

MICHIGAN  (Mich.) 

Ann  Arbor,  Univ.  of  Michigan, 

Med.  School,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

PATTEN.  B.  M.     Prof.  (Emer.) 

CONKLIN,  J.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 

BURDI.  A.  R.     Asst.  Prof. 

CARLSON,  B.  M.     Asst.  Prof. 

BEAUDOIN,  A.  R. 
Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol., 
Center  for  Research  in  Reprod.  Biol. 

*  BEHRMAN,  S.  J.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  MENGE,  A.  C.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  NAKABAYASHI,  N.  T.     Res.  Assoc. 
Dept.  of  Botany 

SUSSMAN,  A.  S.     Prof.,  Chairman 
SMITH,  J.  G.     Grad.  Stud. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  KAUFMANN.  B.  P.     Prof.    (Emer.) 

*  FOSTER,  M.     Prof. 

*  GAY.  Miss  H.     Prof. 

*  KEMP.  N.  E.     Prof. 

*  NACE.  G.  W.     Prof. 

*  RIZKI.  T.  M.     Prof. 

*  SHAPPIRIO,  D.  G.     Prof. 

*  GATHER.  J.  N.     Assoc.  Prof. 
FRYE,  B.  E.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  RICHARDS.  Mrs.  C.  M.     Res.  Assoc. 
Detroit,  Wayne  State  Univ., 

School  of  Med..  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  MEYER.  D.  B. 

East  Lansing,  Michigan  State  Univ., 
Coll.  of  Human  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  WALKER.  B.  E.     Prof..  Chairman 

*  TABAN.  Ch.  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 
THOMAS.  J.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 

Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  THORNTON,  C  S.     Prof.,  Chairman 
FENNELL,  R.  A.     Prof. 

*  SHAVER.  }.  R.     Prof. 
BAND.  R.  N.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  RIVERA,  Miss  E.  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  OZAKI,  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  BARCH.  S.  H.     Res.  Assoc. 
Rochester,  Oakland  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  BUTTERWORTH,   F.   M.     Asst.   Prof. 

MINNESOTA    (Minn.) 
Minneapolis,  Univ.  of  Minnesota, 
School  of  Med.,   Dept.  of  Anat. 

LAZAROW,  A.     Head 

WELLS,  L.  J.     Prof. 

FELTS,  W.  J.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 

HEGGESTAD,  C.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 

SMITHBERG,  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Microbiol. 

*  DWORKIN,  M.     Prof. 

Coll.  of  Biol.  Sci.,   Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  SPRATT.  N.  T.,  Jr.     Prof. 
RICHARDS,  G.     Prof. 

*  HUVER,  C.  W.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  KERR,  N.  S.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  SHERIDAN,  J.  D.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  GILBERTSON.  D.  E.     Asst.  Prof. 


Dept.  of  Botany 

*  STETLER,  D.  A.     Ass.  Prof. 
Morris,  Univ.  of  Minnesota, 
Div.  of  Sci.  &  Mathem. 

BIRGE,  W.  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Northfield,  Carleton  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

SHOGER,  R.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 
St.  Paul,  Univ.  of  Minnesota, 
Dept.  of  Entomol.,   Fish.  &  Wildlife 

*  BROOKS,  Miss  M.  A.     Assoc.  Prof. 

MISSISSIPPI  (Miss.) 
Jackson,  Univ.  of  Missisippi, 
Med.  Center,  Dept.  of  Pharmacol. 
KLEIN,  R.  L.     Prof. 

MISSOURI  (Mo.) 
Columbia,  Univ.  of  Missouri, 
School  of  Med..  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  LEESON.  C.  R.     Prof..  Chairman 

*  DECKER,  J.  D.     Asst.  Prof. 
St.  Louis,  St.  Louis  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  MANNER,  H.  W.     Prof. 
St.  Louis,  Washington  Univ., 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  COWAN,  W.  M.     Prof.,  Chairman 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  HAMBURGER,  V.     Prof. 

*  MOOG,  Miss  F.     Prof. 

*  LEVI-MONTALCINI,  Miss  R.     Prof. 

*  NARAYANAN,  C.  H.     Res.  Assoc. 

MONTANA  (Mont.) 
Bozeman,  Montana  State  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Zool. -Entomol. 

*  VAN  HORN  (NEUMANN).  Mrs.  S.  A. 

Assoc.  Prof. 

*  DORGAN,  W.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 

NEBRASKA   (Neb.) 
Omaha,  Creighton  Univ., 
School  of  Med..  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  DOSSEL,  W.  E.     Prof.,  Act.  Chairman 

*  THOMAS,  R.  I. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  SCHLESINGER,  A.  B.     Prof.,  Chairman 

NEVADA  (Ncv.) 
Reno,  Univ.  of  Nevada, 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  TIBBITTS,  F.  D.     Assoc.  Prof. 

NEW  HAMPSHIRE  (N.H.) 

Durham,  Univ.  of  New  Hampshire, 
Biochem.  Dept. 

*  STEWART.  J.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Plant  Sci.  Dept. 

*  LOY.  J.  B.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  FORET,  J.  E.     Asst.  Prof. 
Hanover,  Dartmouth  Med.  School, 
Dept.  of  Anat.-Cytol. 

*  FERM,  V.  H.     Prof.   (Embryol.) 
Dept.  of  Pathol. 

*  BENIRSCHKE,  K.     Prof. 

*  MARGOLIS,  G.     Prof. 
MARIN-PADILLA,  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 


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*  BRINCK-JOHNSEN,  T.    Asst.  Prof. 

*  DE  HOYOS.  E.     Asst.  Prof. 
Hanover,  Dartmouth  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  BALLARD,  W.  W.     Prof. 

*  SPIEGEL,   M.     Prof. 

*  DeMAGGIO,  A.  E.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  SPIEGEL.  Mrs.  E.  SCLUFER 

*  ROOS.  Th.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 

NEW  JERSEY  (N.J.) 

East  Orange,  Upsala  Coll., 
Biol.  Dept. 

*  HEIN,  Miss  R.  G.     Prof. 
Newark,  Rutgers  Univ., 
Newark  Coll.  of  Arts  &  Sci.. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  SONDHI.  K.  C.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  MILLER.  T.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 
Nutley,  Hoffman-La  Roche  Inc., 
Research  Div.,  Dept.  of  Exper. 
Pathol,  and  Toxicol.,  Teratol.  Sect. 

*  HOAR,  R.  M.     Dir. 
Princeton,  Princeton  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  BUTLER,  E.  G.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

*  BONNER,  J.  T.     Prof..  Chairman 

*  FANKHAUSER,  G.     Prof. 

*  STEINBERG,  M.  S.     Prof. 

*  JACOBS,  W.  P.     Prof. 
Railway,  Merck  Inst,  for  Therapeutic 
Research,  Physiol.  Dept. 

*  GWATKIN,  R.  B.  L.     Asst.  Dir. 

*  ANDERSEN,  O.  F.     Res.  Biol. 
Tcancck,  Fairleigh  Dickinson  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

LIEDKE,  Mrs.  K.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Trenton,  Rider  Coll., 
Fac.  of  Lib.  Arts  &  Sci., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

MAYER,  T.  C.     Assoc.  Prof. 

NEW  MEXICO  (N.Mex.) 
Albuquerque,  The  Univ.  of  New  Mexico, 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  KELLY,  R.  O.     Instr. 

NEW  YORK  (N.Y.) 

Albany,  State  Univ.  of  New  York, 

Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  ALLEN,  R.  D.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  SAUNDERS,  J.  W.     Prof. 

*  MASCARENHAS,  J.  P.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  RIKMENSPOEL,  R.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  LESH,  Miss  G.  E.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  ROLLINS,  E.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Brockport,   State   Univ.   Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  THOMPSON.  R.  P.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Buffalo,  Roswell  Park  Mem.  Inst. 

*  BRUNST.  V.  V.     Sen.  Cane.  Res.  Scient. 
Dept.  of  Exper.  Pathol. 

WEISS,  L.     Prof. 

*  MASLOW,  D.  E.     Cane.  Res.  Scient. 
Buffalo,  State  Univ.  of  New  York. 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  JONES,  O.  P.     Prof..  Head 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

FLICKINGER,  R.  A.     Prof. 


Ithaca,  Cornell  Univ.. 

New  York  State  Coll.  of  Agric, 

Dept.  of  Poultry  Sci. 

*  BLOOM,  S.  E.    Asst.  Prof. 
THOMPSON,  J.  N.     Res.  Assoc. 

Lab.   of  Chem.   Embryol. 

*  ROMANOFF,  A.  L.     Prof.   (Emer.) 
Ithaca,  Cornell  Univ.. 

Div.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

ADELMANN.  H.  B.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

GILBERT.  P.  W.     Prof. 

WIMSATT,  W.  A.     Prof. 

ANDERSON,  J.  M.     Prof. 

BLACKLER,  A.  W.     Prof. 

MAURER,  M.  L.     Stud. 
Dept.  of  Entomol.  and  Limnol. 

*  KRAMER,  J.  P.    Assoc.  Prof. 
Ithaca,  Cornell  Univ., 

Vet.  Coll.,  Dept.  of  Anat., 

Dom.  Anim.  Embryo  Slide  Collect. 

*  EVANS,  H.  E.     Prof. 

*  SACK,  W.  O.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  BRYDEN.  M.  M.     Instr. 
Dept.   of  Large  Anim.  Med.. 
Equine  Research  Program 

*  SCHRYVER,  H.  F.     Assoc.  Prof. 
New  York,  Brooklyn  Botanic  Garden 

*  CHENEY.  R.  H.     Prof.   (Emer.). 

Hon.  Res.  Assoc. 
New  York,  Brooklyn  Coll.. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  COLLIER.  J.  R.     Prof. 

*  MADERSON.  P.  F.  A.    Asst.  Prof. 

*  SALTHE.  S.  N. 

New  York,  The  City  Univ.  of  New  York, 
The  City  Coll.,  Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  HAMBURG,  M.    Assoc.  Prof. 
Hunter  Coll., 

Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  LYSER   (SHOUBY).  Mrs.  K.  M. 

Assoc.  Prof. 
New  York,  Columbia  Univ.. 
Coll.  of  Phys.  &  Surgeons. 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

SHEN.  S.  C. 

MURRAY,  Mrs.  M.  R. 
Dept.  of  Ophthalmol. 

*  HOLLYFIELD,  J.  G.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Radiol.,  Radiobiol.  Res.  Lab. 

*  RUGH,   R.     Assoc.  Prof. 
New  York,  Columbia  Univ., 
Manhattanville  Inst., 

Dept.   of  Biophys. 

DAVID,  G.  B.     Head 
New  York,  Cornell  Univ., 
Med.  Coll.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

SIRLIN,  J.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 

STINSON,  B.  D.     Asst.  Prof. 

BENNETT,  Mrs.  D.     Asst.   Prof. 

GEYER  (DUSZYr5§KA),  Mrs.  I. 

Res.  Assoc. 
Dept.  of  Pathol. 

HAGSTROM,  J.  W.  C     Asst.  Prof. 

GORHAM.   L.  W.     Visit.  Fellow 
New  York,  Fordham  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

LUDWIG,  D.     Prof.  (Physiol.) 

SALA,  M.     Prof. 


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New  York,  Lenox  Hill  Hosp., 
Pediat.  Cardiac  Serv. 

CUCCI.  C.  E.     Chief 
New  York,  Long  Island  Univ., 
Richard  L.  Conolly  Coll. 

BIEBER.  S. 
New  York,  The  Mount  Sinai  Hosp., 
Ophthalmol.  Dept. 

*  ZINN.  K.  M. 

New  York,  New  York  Blood  Center 

*  KAIGHN,  M.  E.     Assoc.  Invest. 
New  York,  Nev/  York  Univ., 
Grad.  School  of  Arts  &  Sci., 
Biol.  Dept. 

*  BRICK.  I.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  SCHMATOLLA.  E.     Res.  Assoc. 
School  of  Med., 

Dept.  of  Otolaryngol. 

RUBEN,  R.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 
New  York,  Queens  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  COLWIN,  A.  L.     Prof. 

*  COLWIN,  Mrs.  L.  HUNTER     Prof. 
New  York,  Rockefeller  Univ. 

*  DAVIDSON,  E.  H. 

*  HOUGH  (RAYMOND),  Mrs.  B.  R. 

Guest  Invest. 
Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol. 
WEISS,  P.  A.     Prof. 
The  Population  Council, 
Biomed.   Div. 

*  SEGAL,  S.  J.     Dir. 

*  WITSCHI,  E.     Prof.  (Emer.) 

Sen.  Scient. 
New  York,  State  Univ.  of  New  York, 
Downstate  Med.  Center, 
Dept.  of  Pathol. 

*  HERMAN,   L.     Prof. 

*  KAUFFMAN,  Miss  S.     Assoc.  Prof. 
New  York,  Yeshiva  Univ., 

Albert  Einstein  Coll.  of  Med., 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

ETKIN.  W.     Res.  Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Genet. 

*  WAELSCH,  Mrs.  S.  GLUECKSOHN 

Prof. 

*  MOSER,  Mrs.  G.  C.     Assoc. 

*  ROSENBERG,   Miss  M.  R.     Asst.   Prof. 

*  POLLARD,  D.  R.     Res.  Assoc. 
Dept.  of  Physiol. 

*  MORRILL,  G.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  KOSTELLOW.  A.  B.     Asst.  Prof. 
New  York,  Yeshiva  Univ., 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  WISCHNITZER,  S.     Prof. 
Oswego,  State  Univ.  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  HARRISON,  J.  R.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  SEAGO,  J.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 
Rochester,  Univ.  of  Rochester, 
Coll.  of  Arts  &  Sci.. 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

HOLTFRETER.  J.  K.  F.     Prof. 
CASPARI,  E.  W.     Prof. 

*  MUCHMORE,  W.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  EICHER,  Miss  E.  M.     Res.  Assoc. 
LEHMANN,  R.     Res.  Assoc. 


School  of  Med.  and  Dentistry. 
Dept.  of  Physiol. 

LOCKSHIN,  R.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Schenectady,  Union  Coll., 
Dept.   of  Biol.   Sci. 

*  RAPPAPORT.  R..  Jr.     Prof. 

*  BUTZEL.  H.  M..  Jr.     Prof. 

*  URBAN.   P.     Asst.  Prof. 
Springvillc,  Roswell  Park  Mem.  Inst., 
Springville  Labs. 

JUSTUS,  J.  T.     Sen.  Cane.  Res.  Scient. 

CAIRNS,  J.  M.     Assoc.  Cane.  Res.  Scient. 
Stony  Brook,  State  Univ.  of  New  York. 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  JONES.  R.  F.     Chairman 
MERRIAM.  R.  W.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  FOWLER.  J.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Syracuse,  State  Univ.  of  New  York, 
Med.  School,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  ARMSTRONG,  P.  B.     Prof. 

*  YNTEMA,   C.  L.     Prof. 

*  HAMMOND,  W.  S.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  MITCHELL,  J.  T.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Urol. 

*  ARGYRIS   (FRANKENHUIS).  Mrs.  B. 

Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  ARGYRIS,  Th.  S.     Prof. 

*  KAHN,  A.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 
Tarrytown,  Marymount  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  WOLSKY,  A.     Prof. 

Troy,  Rensselaer  Polytechn.  Inst., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  AUCLAIR,  W.     Assoc.  Prof. 

NORTH  CAROLINA  (N.C.) 
Beaufort,  Duke  Univ., 
Marine  Lab. 

BOOKHOUT,  C.  G.     Prof.,  Dir. 

COSTLOW,  J.  D.,  Jr.  Asst.  Prof. 
Burlington,  Caroline  Biol.  Supply  Co., 
Dept.  of  Cytogenet.  &  Developm.  Biol. 

*  KIRCHEN,  R.  V.     Head 
Chapel  Hill,  Univ.  of  N.  Carolina, 
Dept.  of  Botany 

*  SCOTT,  T.  K.     Prof. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

COSTELLO.  D.  P.     Kenan  Prof. 

LEHMAN.  H.  E.     Prof. 

HENLEY,  Miss  C.     Res.  Assoc. 
Durham,  Duke  Univ., 
Med.  Center,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  DUKE,  K.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  HORN,  E.  C.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  GREGG,  J.  R.     Prof. 

*  COUNCE  (NICKLAS),  Mrs.  S.  J. 
Greenville,  East  Carolina  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  LAWRENCE,  I.  E.,  Jr.     Assoc.  Prof. 
SEHGAL,  P.  P. 

Raleigh,  Dorothea  Dix  Hosp., 
Dept.  of  Mental  Health, 
Neuroembryol.  Lab. 

*  OPPENHEIM,  R.     Res.  Scient. 
Psychol.  Lab. 

*  GOTTLIEB,  G.     Res.  Scient. 

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Raleigh,  N.   Carolina   State   Univ., 
Fac.  of  Agric.  &  Life  Sci., 
Dept.  of  Poultry  Sci. 

*  DONALDSON.  W.  E.     Prof. 
Dept.  of  Anim.  Sci. 

*  ULBERG,  L.  C.     Prof. 

*  ROBISON,  O.  W.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  TANNER,  E.  A.     Res.  Assoc. 
Dept.  of  Genet. 

*  GROSCH,  D.  S. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  LYTLE,  Ch.  F.     Prof. 

NORTH  DAKOTA  (N.D.) 

Fargo,  State  Univ.  Station, 

USDA  Metabol.  &  Radiat.  Res.  Lab. 

*  ADAMS,  T.  S.     Res.  Entomol. 

*  LEOPOLD,  R.  A.     Res.  Entomol. 

OHIO 

Cincinnati,  Univ.  of  Cincinnati, 
Coll.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Pediat., 
Childrens   Hosp.   Res.   Found., 
Div.  of  Teratol. 

WARKANY,  J.     Prof. 

KALTER,  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Cincinnati,  Xavier  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

PETERS,   J.   J.     Prof.,  Chairman 
Cleveland,  Case  Western  Reserve  Univ., 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  SINGER,  M.     Prof. 

*  GASTON,  }.  D.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  GRASSO,  J.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  LOVE.  D.  S.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  LOCKE,  M.     Prof. 

*  WESTON.  J.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Schools  of  Engin.  &  Med.. 
Dept.  of  Biomed.  Engin. 

*  MACKLIN,  M.  R.     Asst.  Prof. 
Columbus,  Ohio  State  Univ.. 

Coll.  of  Agric.  Dept.  of  Poultry  Sci. 

*  NABER,  E.  C.     Prof. 

Coll.  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  TASSAVA.   R.  A.     Asst.   Prof. 
Coll.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  ACKERMAN.  G.  A.     Prof. 

Coll.  of  Vet.  Med.,  Dept.  of  Vet.  Anat. 

*  VENZKE,  W.  G.     Prof..  Chairman 
Dayton,  Wright  State  Univ.. 

Div.  of  Sci.  and  Engin.. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  HUBSCHMAN.  J.  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  NUSSBAUM.  N.  S.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  FRITZ.  H.  I.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  SEIGER.  M.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Kent,  Kent  State  Univ.. 

Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  STEVENSON.  J.  ROSS     Assoc.  Prof. 
Obcrlin,  Oberlin  Coll., 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  BRUMMETT.  Miss  A.  R.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Toledo,  Med.  Coll.  of  Ohio, 

Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  BUCHANAN.  G.  D.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Physiol. 

*  BISHOP.  D.  W.     Prof. 


Toledo,  Univ.  of  Toledo, 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  LEE,  H.  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

Yellow  Springs,  Charles  F.  Kettering 
Research  Labs. 

*  REPORTER,  M.  C.     Invest. 

*  MOLLENHAUER,  H.  H.     Invest. 

*  PANNBACKER,  R.  G.     Staff  Scient. 

*  FINE,  M.  H.     Postdoct.  Res.  Assoc. 

OKLAHOMA   (Okla.) 

Nonnan,  Univ.  of  Oklahoma, 

Coll.  of  Arts  &  Sci..  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  GOFF.  R.  A.     Prof. 

*  MILLS.  K.  S.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  SETO.  F.     Asst.  Prof. 
Oklahoma  City,  Univ.  of  Oklahoma, 
Med.  School.  Dept.  of  Anat. 

LACHMAN.  E.     Chairman 

*  LHOTKA.  J.  F..  Jr.     Prof. 

*  ALLISON.  J.  E.     Prof. 

*  COALSON.  R.  E.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  GUMBRECK,  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  McCLURE.  T.     Instr. 
Stillwater,   Oklahoma   State   Univ., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  JONES,   R.  W.     Prof.,  Head 

OREGON  (Ore.) 

Corvallis,  Oregon  State  Univ.. 
Dept.  of  Bot.  and  Plant  Pathol. 

*  LEACH,  Ch.  M.     Prof. 

*  TRIONE,  E.  J. 

BRANDT,  W.  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 

MAY  CHING,  T.   (Agron.  Dept.) 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Biochem. 
and  Biophys. 

*  NEWBURGH,  R.  W.     Prof.,  Chairman 
Eugene,  Univ.  of  Oregon, 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

RISLEY,  P.  L.     Prof. 

GRANT,  Ph. 
Portland,  The  Reed  Inst., 
Biol.   Dept. 

*  RUBEN,   L.  N.     Prof. 
Portland,  Univ.  of  Oregon, 
Med.  School,  Anat.  Dept. 

*  GUNBERG,   D.   L.     Prof. 

PENNSYLVANIA  (Pa.) 

Bryn  Mawr,  Bryn  Mawr  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  OPPENHEIMER,  Miss  J.  M.     Prof. 
Haverford,   Haverford   Coll., 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

LOEWY,  A.  G.     Chairman 

*  FINGER,  I.     Assoc.  Prof. 
KESSLER,  D.     Asst.  Prof. 

GREEN,  Mrs.  E.  UFFORD     Res.  Assoc. 
NACHMIAS,  Mrs.  V.  THIMANN 

Res.  Assoc. 
Philadelphia,  Inst,   for  Cane.   Research 

*  MINTZ,  Miss  B.     Sen.  Member 

*  FREED.  J.  J.     Assoc.  Member 

*  DE  TERRA  (WHITTAKER),  Mrs.  N. 

Asst.  Member 

*  MEZGER-FREED,  Mrs.  L.     Res.  Assoc. 


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U.S.A.  (Tenn.) 


Philadelphia,   Pennsylvania  Coll. 
of  Pediat.  Med. 

*  GIBLEY,  Ch.  W..  Jr.     Acad.  Dean 
Philadelphia,  Temple  Univ., 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

NIU.  M.  C.     Prof. 

*  HILFER,  S.  R.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  SEARLS.  R.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 
HILLMAN,  Mrs.  N.  WILLIAMS 

Philadelphia,  Univ.  of  Pennsylvania, 
Grad.  School  of  Arts  &  Sci., 
Dept.  of  Biol,  and 
School  of  Dental  Med., 
Lab.  of  Histol.  &  Embryol. 

*  WILDE,  C.  E.,  Jr.     Prof. 

*  HEROLD,   R.  C.     Assoc.   Prof. 

*  PIDDINGTON,  R.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  LEVENSON,  G.  E.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  HORTON,  K.  M.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  TAYLOR,  Miss  E.  L.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  TEITELMAN    (de  PINCZUK),  Mrs.  G. 

Grad.  Stud. 

*  SCHWARTZ,  R.  J.     Grad.  Stud. 
MACARAK,  E.  J.     Grad.  Stud. 

School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

HOLTZER,   H.     Prof. 

PLATT,  J.     Prof. 

FLEXNER,  L.  B.     Prof. 

LASH,  J.  W.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol. 

*  REYNOLDS,  S.  R.  M.     Prof.  (Emer.) 
Dept.  of  Pediat. 

WILLIAMS,  Mrs.  M.  LYMAN 

Asst.  Prof. 
School  of  Vet.  Med., 
Dept.  of  Anim.  Biol. 

*  McDEVITT,  D.  S.  Asst.  Prof. 
Lab.  of  Reprod.  Physiol. 

*  BRINSTER,  R.  L.     Assoc.  Prof.,  Dir. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

INOUfi,   S.     Prof. 
TELFER,   W.     Prof. 
GREEN,  P.  B.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  SATO,   H.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Philadelphia,  Wistar  Inst. 

*  WHITTAKER,  J.  R.     Assoc. 
Philadelphia,  Woman's  Med.  Coll. 
and  Hosp.  of  Pennsylvania, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  Di  BERARDINO,  Miss  M.  A. 

Assoc.  Prof. 

*  KULANGARA,  A.  C.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Pittsburgh,  Allegheny  Gen.   Hosp., 
Cell  and  Radiat.  Biol.  Labs. 

*  BRAVERMAN,  M.  H.  Assoc. 
Pittsburgh,  Carnegie-Mellon  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

SPRINGER,  Ch.  A. 
Pittsburgh,  Mercy  Hosp., 
Dept.  of  Radiotherapy,  Cane.  Res.  Lab. 

*  KATOH,  A.  K.     Dir. 

*  YOSHIDA,  K.     Postdoct.  Fellow 
Pittsburgh,  Univ.  of  Pittsburgh, 
Fac.  of  Arts  and  Sci., 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  PARTANEN.  C.  R.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  CARELL,  E.  F.     Assoc.  Prof. 


*  GOTTLIEB,  F.  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  MELTON,  Ch.  G.,  Jr.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  SHOSTAK,  S.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  SPECTOR,  C.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  GOLDSMITH,  Miss  M.     Asst.  Prof. 
School  of  Med., 

Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Cell  Biol. 
LANSING,  A.  I.     Chairman 

*  CAUNA,  N.     Prof. 

*  VINCENT,  W.  S.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  ALLEN,  E.  R.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  CAVE,  M.  D.     Asst.  Prof. 
HAYES,  R.     Asst.  Prof. 

Swarthmorc 

*  BERRILL,  N.  J. 
University  Park,  Pennsylvania 
State  Univ.,  Coll.  of  Sci., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  DALTON,  H.  C.     Prof. 

*  HIBBARD,  E.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Div.  of  Food  Sci.,  Lipids  Lab. 

KINSELLA,  J.  E.     Res.  Asst. 
Dept.  of  Poultry  Sci. 

BUSS,  E.  G.     Prof. 
West  Point,  Merck  Inst,   for 
Therapeutic  Research 

*  STAPLES,  R.  E.     Head  Teratol.  & 

Reprod. 
Wilkcs-Barre,  Wilkes  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  OGREN,  R.  E. 

RHODE  ISLAND  (R.L) 

Providence,  Brown  Univ., 
Div.  of  Biol,  and  Med.  Sci. 

*  CHASE,  H.  B.     Prof. 
WEISZ,  P.  B.     Prof. 

*  GOSS,  R.  J.     Prof. 
EDDS,  M.  v.,  Jr.     Prof. 

*  QUEVEDO,  W.  C,  Jr.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  COLEMAN,  J.  R.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  KIMMEL,  D.  L.,  Jr.     Asst.  Prof. 

SOUTH  CAROLINA  (S.C.) 
Charleston,  Med.  Coll.  of  S.  Carolina, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  ADAMS  SMITH,  W.  N.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Clcmson,  Clemson  Univ., 

Poultry  Sci.  Dept. 

*  BOONE,  M.  A.     Prof. 

TENNESSEE  (Tenn.) 
Knoxville,  Univ.  of  Tennessee, 
Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Entomol. 

*  ERASER,  R.  C.     Prof. 
SHIVERS,  C.  A.     Assoc.  Prof. 

Memphis,  Southwestern  at  Memphis, 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  AMY,  R.  L.     Prof. 
Memphis,  Univ.  of  Tennessee, 
Coll.   of  Basic  Med.   Sci., 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  ROBERTSON,  G.  G.     Prof. 

*  COHN,  S.  A.     Prof. 

*  CORLISS,   C.  E.     Assoc.   Prof. 

*  FITZGERALD,  L.  R.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  FEDINEC,  A.  A.     Assoc.  Prof. 


205 


U.S. A.    (Term.) 

Nashville,  Vanderbilt  Univ., 
Sch.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Obstet. 
and  Gynecol. 

GOSS,  D.  A.     Prof. 

GLASSER,  S.  R.     Assoc.  Prof. 

SOUPART,  P.     Assoc.  Prof. 

ORGEBIN  (CRIST),  Mrs.  M.  C. 

Asst.  Prof. 

Dept.  of  Biochem. 

COHEN,  S. 
Oak  Ridge,  Oak  Ridge  Natl.  Lab., 
Biol.  Div. 

*  YAMADA,  T.     Prof. 

*  SKINNER,  D.  M.     Prof. 

*  ALBRIGHT,  ].  F. 

*  BORSTEL,  R.  C.  von 

*  DUMONT.  J.  N. 

*  KERR,  Miss  M.  S.     Postdoct.  Fellow 

*  MAKINODAN,  T. 

*  MILLER,  O.  L.,  Jr. 

*  PAPACONSTANTINOU,  J. 

*  POPP.  R.  A. 

*  WALLACE,  R.  A. 

*  ACHAZI,  R.  K. 

*  REESE.  D.  H.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  GRAHAM,  D.  E. 

TEXAS  (Tex.) 

Austin,  Univ.  of  Texas, 
Botany  Dept. 

*  BLOCH,  D.  P.     Prof. 
Grad.  School, 

Cell  Research  Inst. 

*  WHALEY,  W.  G.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  BLOCH,  D.  P.     Prof. 

*  DAUWALDER  (RICHARDS).  Mrs.  M. 

Res.  Scient. 

*  LEFFINGWELL,  T.  P.     Res.  Scient. 

*  KEPHART,  Miss  J.  E.     Res.  Assoc. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  FORREST,  H.  S.     Prof. 

*  JACOBSON,  A.  G.     Prof. 

*  PAVAN.  C.     Prof. 

*  HAMILTON,  T.  H.Assoc.  Prof. 
BRONSON,  F.  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  BARTH,  R.  H.,  Jr.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  COLLINS,  M.  F.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  LAIRD,  C  D.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  FULLILOVE.  Miss  S.  L.     Res.  Assoc. 
Fort  Worth,  Texas  Wesleyan  Coll., 
Div.  of  Sci. 

STREETT,  J.  C.     Chairman 
Galveston,   Univ.   of  Texas, 
Med.  Branch,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  HILD,  W.  J.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  DUNCAN,  D.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

*  SINCLAIR,  J.  G.     Prof.  (Emer.) 

*  BLOUNT,  R.  F.     Prof. 

*  KISCHER,  C.  WARD     Asst.  Prof. 

*  ROSS,  L.  M.     Asst.  Prof. 
Houston,  Baylor  Univ., 

Coll.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

ZIMMERMAN,  A.  A.     Prof.   (Emer.) 
Houston,  Rice  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

SUBTELNY.  S.     Prof. 


U.S.A.   (Wash.) 

Houston,  Univ.  of  Texas, 
Dental  Branch,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

TAYLOR,  A.  C.     Pof.  (Histol.) 
San  Antonio,  Southwest  Found,  for 
Research  and  Education, 
Div.  of  Biol.,  Growth,  and  Developm. 

*  AXELROD,  L.  R.     Dir. 

*  HENDRICKX.  A.  G.     Chief  Sect,  of 

Erabryol. 
San  Antonio,  Univ.  of  Texas, 
Med.  School,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  RENNELS,  E.  G.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  McNUTT,  C.  W.     Prof. 

*  BURTON.  A.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  CAMERON.  I.  L.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  WOOD,  J.  G.     Assoc.  Prof. 

UTAH 

Logan,  Utah  State  Univ., 
Vet.  Sci.  Dept. 

*  SHUPE,  J.  L.     Prof. 

VERMONT  (Vt.) 
Burlington,  Univ.  of  Vermont, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  GLADE.  R.  W.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  LANDESMAN,  R.     Asst.  Prof. 
Middlcbury,  Middlebury  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  GREENWOOD,  M.  S.     Instr. 

VIRGINIA  (Va.) 
Charlottesville,  Univ.  of  Virginia, 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  LANGMAN,  J.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  DECK,  J.  D.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  ZWAAN,  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  HANAWAY,  J.  K.    Asst.  Prof. 
Biochem.  Dept. 

BRADBUR,  C.     Asst.  Prof. 
Div.  of  Reprod.  Biol., 
Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol. 

*  HAMNER,  Ch.     Dir. 

*  KILLIE,  J.  W. 
Vivarium 

*  SOJKA,  N.  J.     Dir. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  BODENSTEIN,  D.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  DENT,  J.  N.     Prof. 
HAMILTON,  H.  L.  Prof. 

*  KONIGSBERG,  I.  R.  Prof. 

*  WRIGHT,  Th.  R.  F.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  DIEHL,  F.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Richmond,  Univ.  of  Richmond, 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  REAMS,  W.  M.,  Jr.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Williamsburg,  Coll.  of  William  and  Mary, 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  BLACK,  R.  E.     Prof. 

*  SIMONS,  J.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

WASHINGTON  (Wash.) 

Nahcotta,  Univ.  of  Washington, 
Dept.  of  Zool.,  Field  Lab. 

*  TARTAR,  V.     Prof. 
Pullman,  Washington  State  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Anim.  Sci., 

Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol. 
KOSIN,  I.  L.     Prof. 


206 


U.S.A.   (Wash.) 

Dept.  of  Chem. 

*  BROSEMER,  R.  W.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Coll.  of  Sci.  and  Arts, 

Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  SCHROEDER.  P.  C.     Asst.  Prof. 
Seattle,  Univ.  of  Washington, 

School  of  Dentistry,  Dept.  of  Oral  Biol. 

*  GORDON,  H.  P.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  REDMAN,  R.  S.     Instr. 
CAHN,  Mrs.  M.  B.     Res.  Assoc. 

Coll.  of  Fisheries, 
Lab.  of  Radiat.  Ecol. 

*  WELANDER,  A.  D.     Prof. 

*  WADLEY,  G.  W.     Res.  Asst. 
School  of  Med. 

*  BODEMER,  C.  W. 
Dept.  of  Biol.  Struct. 

BOYDEN,  E.  A.  Prof.  (Emer.) 
ROOSEN-RUNGE,  E.  C.  Prof. 
BLANDAU,  R.  J. 

Dept.  of  Pediat., 

Central  Lab.  for  Human  Embryol. 

*  SHEPARD,  T.  H.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  TANIMURA,  T.     Sen.  Fellow 
Univ.  Hosp. 

*  MOTTET,  N.  K.     Prof.  (Pathol.) 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

WHITELEY,  A.  H.     Prof. 

CAHN,  R.  D. 
WEST  VIRGINIA   (W.Va.) 
Morgantown,  West  Virginia  Univ., 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  KIMMEL,  D.  L.,     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  REYER,  R.  W.     Prof. 
McCAFFERTY,  R.  E.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  BERESFORD,  W.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  NORMAN,  C.     Prof. 

WISCONSIN  (Wis.) 
Madison,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin, 
Bardeen  Med.  Labs.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 


Argentina 

SLAUTTERBACK,  D.  B.     Prof., 

Chairman 

*  MOSSMAN,  H.  W.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

*  MARTIN,  A.  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  FALLON,  J.  F.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  ORSINI,  Mrs.  M.  WARD  G. 

*  ANDERSON,  J.  W. 
Med.  School, 

McArdle  Lab.  for  Cane.  Research 

*  RUSCH,  H.  P.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  MUELLER,  G.  C.     Prof. 

*  TEMIN,  H.  M.     Prof. 
Dept.  of  Neurol. 

*  KORNGUTH,  S.  E.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Genet. 

FOX,  A.  S.     Prof. 
HORIKAWA,  M.     Res.  Fellow 
Dept.  of  Physiol.  Chem. 

*  COHEN,  Ph.  P.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  SALLACH,  H.  J.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  KORNGUTH,  S.  E.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Radiol. 

YATVIN,  M.  B.     Asst.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

AUERBACH,  R. 

SONNEBORN,  D.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Milwaukee,   Marquette   Univ., 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Physiol. 

*  RIECK,  A.  F.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  RASCH  (MYRBERG) .  Mrs.  E.  M.      Prof. 

*  MILLINGTON.  W.  F.     Prof. 

-  MAHOWALD,  A.  P.     Asst.  Prof. 

HENNEN,  S.     Asst.  Prof. 

UNSWORTH,  B.  R.     Asst.  Prof. 

ALAPATI,  K.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Milwaukee,  Univ.  of  Wisconsin, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

WARNER,  E.  D.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  PRESS,  N.     Assoc.  Prof. 


CENTRAL    AMERICA 


JAMAICA 

Kingston,  Univ.  of  the  W.  Indies, 
Fac.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 
*  PERSAUD,  T.  V.  N.     Lect. 

MEXICO 

Mexico  D.F.,  Ciudad  Univ., 


Inst,  de  Biol,  de  la  U.N.A.M. 

LLAMAS,  R.     Dir. 

SAMANO  BISHOP,  Miss  A. 
Mexico  D.F.,  Inst.  Nac.  de  Cardiol., 
Dept.  de  Embryol. 

CRUZ  de  LOSADA,  Mrs.  M.  V.  de  la 

Chief 


SOUTH     AMERICA 


ARGENTINA 


Buenos  Aires,  Fac.  de  Med., 

Inst,  de  Anat.  Gen.  y  Embriol. 

*  ADLER,  R. 

La  Plata,  La  Plata  Univ., 

Fac.  de  Cienc.  Med., 

Cat.  "B"  de  Embriol.,  Biol,  e  Histol. 

ECHAVE  LLANOS,  J.  M.     Prof.,  Head 
GOMEZ  DUMM,  C.  L.     Jefe  de 

Trabajos  P. 


DADONE,  L.  A.     Jefe  de  Seccion 
Mendoza,  Univ.  Nac.  de  Cuyo, 
Fac.  de  Cienc.  Med., 
Inst,   de  Patol.  Gen.  y  Exper. 

BADE,  E.  G.     Jefe  de  Seccion 
Tucuman,  Univ.  Nac.  de  Tucuman, 
Fac.  de  Bioquim.,  Quim.  y  Farm., 
Inst,  de  Biol. 

*  BARBIERI,  F.  D.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  LEGNAME,  A.  H.    Asst.  Prof. 

*  LEGNAME,  C.  R.     Asst.  Prof. 


207 


Argentina 


India 


*  SALOMON  de  LEGNAME,  Mrs.  H. 

Instr. 

*  VALDEZ  de  MORENO,  Mrs.  C.  L. 

*  RAISMAN,  J.  S.     Instr. 

*  DEL  RIO,  A.  G.     Instr. 

*  BUDEGUER  de  ATENOR,  Mrs.  M.  S. 

Instr. 

*  MARIANO,  Miss  M.  I.     Guest  worker 

BRAZIL 

Belo  Horizonte,  Univ.  Fed.  de  Minas 
Gerais,  Inst,  de  Cienc.  Biol., 
Dept.  de  Biol.   Geral 

*  SCHREIBER,  G.     Prof.,  Chief 

*  SALLES,  J.  M.  de     Res.  Asst. 

*  FALLIERI,  L.  A.     Res.  Asst. 

*  SANT'ANA,  Miss  Y.  X.     Res.  Asst. 

*  LAVALLE,  D.     Res.  Asst. 

*  SILVA  MURTA,  Mrs.  I.  M.  da 

Res.  Asst. 

*  REZENDE,  Miss  E.  S.     Res.  Asst. 

*  BACCARINI,  Miss  I.     Guest  worker 
Dept.  de  Zool. 

GERKEN,  Miss  S.  E.     Res.  Asst. 
Ribeirao  Preto,  Univ.  de  Sao  Paulo, 
Fac.  de  Med.,  Dept.  de  Morfol.  Humana 
Funcional  e  Aplicada 

LISON.  L.     Prof..  Head 

*  CRUZ,  A.  R.     Docent 
FERREIRA,  A.  L.     Docent 

*  AZOUBEL,  R.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  lUCIF,  S.     Asst.  Prof. 
Fac.  de  Med.  y  de  Cienc, 
Dept.  of  Genet. 

KERR.  W.  E.     Prof..  Head 


ZUCCHI,  R.     Asst.  Prof. 
Fac.  Filos.  Cienc.  e  Let., 
Dept.  de  Biol. 

*  ROSA,  C.  F.  A. 

*  ALVES,  M.  A.  R.     Instr. 
Sao  Paulo,  Univ.  de  Sao  Paulo, 
Fac.  de  Med., 

Dept.  of  Anat.,  Sect,  of  Neuroanat. 

*  ERHART,  E.  A.     Prof. 

CHILE 

Santiago,  Univ.   de  Chile, 

Fac.  de  Med..  Inst,  de  Biol.  "Juan  Noe", 

Cat.  de  Embriol. 

BADINEZ.  O.     Prof. 

LEMUS,  D.     Asst. 

URUGUAY 

Montevideo,  Univ.  de  Repiiblica, 

Fac.  de  Med.,  Hosp.  de  Clinicas. 

Inst,  de  Neurol.,  Sect,  of  Exper.  Neurol. 

*  GARCIA  AUSST.  E.      Assoc.  Prof.,  Head 

*  BU^O,  W.     Asst. 

*  VANZULLI,  Mrs.  A. 

*  WILSON,  E. 

VENEZUELA 

Merida,  Univ.  de  Los  Andes, 

Fac.  de  Cienc.  Med.,  Dept.  de  Embriol. 

KLEISS,  E.     Prof.,  Head 

CARMONA  de  UZCATEGUI,  Mrs. 

M.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 

HERNANDEZ,  Miss  C.  E.     Asst.  Prof. 

DURAN  de  LOPEZ,  Mrs.  L.     Instr. 


ASIA 


CEYLON 

Colombo,  Univ.  of  Ceylon, 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  SATHANANTHAN.  A.  H.     Lect. 
Nugegoda,  Vidyodaya  Univ.  of  Ceylon. 
Fac.  of  Sci..  Dept.  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  WAIDYASEKERA.  P.  L.  D.     Lect. 

(Zool. 

*  DE  SILVA.  S.  E.  N.     Res.  Stud. 

CHINA 

Peking,  Acad.  Sinica. 
Inst,  of  Zool. 

CHANG,  Ch.  Y. 

TUNG.  T.  C. 
Shanghai,  Acad.  Sinica, 
Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol.. 
Lab.  of  Developm.  Physiol. 

PAI.  S.     Dir. 

CHUANG  HSIAO  HUI,     Res.  Fellow 

FORMOSA   (sec  TAIWAN) 

INDIA 

Allahabad,  Allahabad  Univ., 
M.L.N.  Med.  Coll..  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  VARMA,  H.  C.     Prof.,  Head 


Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol. 

*  BAVEJA,   Miss   R.     Lect. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Biochem. 

*  PANT,  Mrs.  R.     Reader 

*  MORRIS.  Miss  I.  D.     Lect. 

*  VARMA.  R.     Res.  Asst. 

*  LAL,  D.  M.     Res.  Asst. 
Annamalainagar,  Annamalai  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  MUTHUKKARUPPAN,  V.     Lect. 
Baroda,  Med.  Coll.. 

Dept.  of  Biochem. 

PAI,  M.  L.     Lect. 
Baroda,  M.S.  Univ.  of  Baroda, 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  SHAH,  R.  V.     Reader 

*  NAIR,  K.  S.  S.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  BONNY  PILO     Sen.  Res.  Scholar 

*  CHAKKO,  T.  V.     Res.  Scholar 

*  ASNANI.  Miss  M.     Res.  Scholar 

*  HIRADHAR.  P.     Asst.  Lect. 
Calcutta,  Calcutta  Univ.. 
Dept.  of  Zool..  Cell  Res.  Unit 

GANGULY,  D.  N.     Reader 
MITRA.  B.  N.     Res.  worker 
RAY,  A.  K.     Res.  worker 
RAYCHOWDHURY,  S.     Res.  worker 
SINGH-ROY.  K.  K.     Postdoct.  Fellow 


208 


India 


Israel 


Calcutta,  Presidency  Coll.. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

MOOIvERJEE,   S.     Prof..   Head 

SINHA,  A.  K.     Lect. 

GANGULY,  B.     Res.  Fellow 

MOOKERJEE,  Mrs.  A.     Res.  Fellow 

CHATTERJEE,  S.     Res.  Fellow 

MITRA,  J.     Res.  Fellow 

LAHIRI.  D.     Res.  Fellow 

CHAKRAVARTY,  A.     Res.   Fellow 

BHATTACHERJEE,  S.     Res.  Fellow 

MITRA,  T.     Res.  Fellow 

KANJI,  S.     Res.  Fellow 

MAKHIJA,  S.     Res.  Fellow 
Cinnamara,  Tea  Research  Assoc, 
Tocklai  Exper.  Station,  Bot.  Branch 

BARUA.  D.  N.     Sen.  Botanist 
Darjccling,  N.   Bengal  Univ., 
Darjeeling  Governm.  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  DASGUPTA,  B.     Prof. 
Delhi,  Univ.  of  Delhi., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

PRASAD,  M.  R.  N.     Prof. 

SUNDARARAI,  B.  I.     Reader 

RAO,  S.  R.  V. 

RAO,  K.  V. 
Gorakhpur,  Univ.  of  Gorakhpur, 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Zool.  Dept. 

*  CHAUDHRY.  H.  S.     Prof..  Head 

*  SWARUP,  K.     Lect. 

*  PANDEY,  K.     Lect. 

*  NARAIN  (GUPTA),  Mrs.  B.     Sen. 

Res.  Fellow 

*  KHARE,  M.  K.     Lect. 

*  HAIDER,  M.  H.     Res.  Scholar 

*  GUPTA,  P.  C.     Res.  Scholar 
Jaipur,  Univ.  of  Rajasthan, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

RAMASWAMI,  L.  S.     Prof.,  Head 
MATHUR,  R.  S.     Reader 

*  NIAZI,  I.  A.     Lect. 
Jorhat,  Tea  Research  Assoc, 
Tocklai  Exper.  Station. 
Dept.  of  Entomol. 

*  BANERJEE,  B.     Head 
Kolhapur,  Shivaji  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

KAMAT,  D.  H.     Chairman 

BAPAT,  Miss  S.     Postgrad.  Res.  Stud. 
Lucknow,  Univ.  of  Lucknow, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

TANDAN,  B.  K.  Reader 
Madras,  Pachaiyappa's  Coll.. 
Dept.  of  Bot. 

*  LAKSHMANAN,  K.  K.     Prof. 
Nagpur,  Med.  Coll., 

Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  DUBEY,  P.  N.     Prof.,  Head 

*  KADASNE,  D.  K.     Reader 

*  JOSHI,  Mrs.  M.  M.     Lect. 

*  NAVAGIRI,  Mrs.  S.  S.     Lect. 

*  AGARWAL,  Mrs.  P.     Lect. 

*  PATIL.  T.  L.  Lect. 
Nagpur,  Nagpur  Univ.. 
Post-Grad.  Dept.  of  Zool. 

BELSARE.  D.  K.     Lect. 
DORLE.  A.  K. 


New  Delhi,  All  India  Inst,  of 
Med.  Sci.,  Dr.  Rajendra  Prasad 
Center  for  Ophthalm.  Sci. 

*  AGARWAL,  L.  P.     Prof. 

*  ANGRA.  S.  K.     Sen.  Scient.  Off. 
Poena,  Nowrosjee  Wadia  Coll.. 
Dept.  of  Zool.,  Cell  Res.  Lab. 

*  CHITNIS,   P.  S.     Deraonstr. 

*  LOBO,  J.  F.     Demonstr. 
Poena,  Univ.  of  Poona. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  MULHELKAR,  Mrs.  L.     Prof.,  Head 
Rohtak,  Med.  Coll.. 

Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  JIT.  I.     Prof. 

*  SINGH,  I.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Udaipur,  Univ.  of  Udaipur. 
Sch.  of  Basic  Sci.  &  Humanities, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

GURAYA,  S.  S.     Reader 
VARMA,  Miss  S.  K.     Res.  Scholar 

INDONESIA 

Bandung,  Bandung  Inst,  of  Technol., 

Dept.  of  Chem.  and  Biol.,  Sect.  Biol. 

TISNA-AMIDJAJA,  D.  A.     Head 

*  SUDARWATI,  Miss  S. 

ISRAEL 

Jerusalem,  The  Hebrew  Univ., 

Hadassah  Med.  School, 

Fac.  of  Dental  Med.. 

Lab.  of  Oral  Chem.  &  Fluoride  Res. 

GEDALIA.  I.     Sen.  Lect. 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  GITLIN,  G.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Lab.  of  Genet. 

*  FRIEDLANDER.  M.     Lect. 
Dept.  of  Physiol. 

BEN-OR  (MILSTEIN).  Mrs.  S.     Lect. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

HAAS.  G.     Prof.,  Head 
STEINITZ,  H.     Prof. 

*  EYAL  (GILADI),  Mrs.  R     Sen.  Lect. 

*  WERNER,  Y.  L.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  BOSCHWITZ,  Miss  B.  D.     Lect. 

*  ESHEL.  Mrs.  Sh.     Res.  Asst. 

*  KOCHAV.  Sh.     Asst. 

*  KARLIN.  Miss  D. 

*  WOLK.  M. 

*  FAINSTAIN  (HAMERMAN).  Mrs.  N. 

Stud. 
Dept.  of  Entomol.  &  Venomous  Anim. 

SHULOV.  A.     Prof.,  Head 

PENER.  M.  P.     Lect. 

BLONDHEIM,  Mrs.  S.  A.     Asst. 

MARGALITH,  I. 
Pctah-Tikva,  Beilinson  Hosp., 
Rogoff  Med.  Res.  Inst., 
Endocrinol.  Unit 

*  BER,  A.     Prof.,  Head 
Rehovoth,  Hebrew  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Agric,  Dept.  of  Entomol. 

*  LENSKY.  Y.     Sen.  Lect. 
Rehovoth,  Weizman  Inst,  of  Sci.. 
Dept.  of  Cell  Biol. 

FELDMAN,  M. 


209 


Israel 


Japan 


Tcl-Aviv,  Tel-Aviv  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Embryol.  &  Teratol. 

*  NEBEL.  L.  A.     Assoc.  Prof.,  Head 

*  ABRAMOVICI,  A.     Lect. 

*  ORNOY,  A.     Instr. 

*  KASPI  (VISHNIVETSKI),  Mrs.  Th. 

Asst 

*  LONDON,  J.     Res.  Asst. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  KOCHVA,  E.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  BYTINSKY-SALZ.  H.    Assoc.  Prof. 

*  KRAICER,  P.  F.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  MOAV,  B.    Lect. 

*  TSAFRIRI,  A.     Asst. 

JAPAN 

Akkeshi,  Hokkaido  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Sci., 

Akkeshi  Marine  Biol.  Station 

*  KANOH,  Y.     Prof. 

Aomori-City,  Tohoku  Univ.  at  Asamushi, 
Marine  Biol.   Station 

FUKUSHI,  T. 
Chiba,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Anim.  Industry 

*  OTSUKI,  K.     Res.  Staff 

*  SUGIE,  T.     Res.  Staff 

*  ONUMA,  H.     Res.  Staff 

*  IRIE,  R.     Res.  Staff 

*  SOMA,  T.     Res.  Staff 
Chiba,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Radiol.  Sci., 
Div.  of  Biol. 

*  EGAMI,  N.     Head 

*  ASAMI,  K.     Res.  Off. 

*  ETOH,  H.     Sci.  Off. 

*  FUJII,  R.     Res.  Off. 

*  HYODO  (TAGUCHI),  Mrs.  Y.  Sci.  Off. 

*  IWASAKI,  Miss  T.     Res.  Off. 

*  NAKAZAWA,  T.     Res.  Off. 

*  TAGUCHI,  Sh.     Chief  of  Lab. 

*  YAMADA,  T.     Res.  Off. 

*  YAMAGUCHI,  T.     Chief  of  Lab. 
Div.  of  Radiat.  Hazards 

*  MURAMATSU,  S.     Res.  Off. 

*  TAMANOI,  I.     Res.  Off. 
Chikugo,  Kyiishu  Natl.  Agric. 
Exper.  Station, 

Dept.  of  Plant  Pathol.  &  Entomol. 

*  KISIMOTO,  R.     Res.  Entomol. 

*  MOCHIDA,  O.     Res.  Entomol. 
Fukuoka,  Kyiishii  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Agric,  Zool.  Lab. 

*  UCHIDA,  T.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
Fac.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  YAMAMOTO,  T.     Prof. 

*  HATAE,  T.     Res.  Assoc. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  KAWAKAMI,  I.     Prof. 

*  YAMANA,  K.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  lYEIRI,  Mrs.  S.     Lect. 

*  SASAKI,  N.     Lect. 

*  AVE,  K.     Postdoct.  Fellow 

*  IMOH,  H.     Stud. 

*  WADA,  K.     Stud. 

*  MIYAHARA,  Miss  E.     Stud. 
Gifu,  Gifu  Univ.,   School  of  Med, 
First  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  SETOGUTI.  T.     Prof. 


Hakodate,  Hokkaido  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Fish.,  Dept.  of  Biol.. 
Lab.  of  Freshwater  Fish  Cult. 

*  YAMAMOTO,  K.     Prof. 
Hirakata,  Kansai  Med.  School, 
Biol.  Lab. 

IKUSHIMA,  N. 
Hirakata,  Osaka  Dental  Coll., 
Biol.  Lab. 

SHIN-IKfi,  T.     Prof. 

KURAHASHI,  K.     Asst.  Prof. 
Hirosaki'City,  Hirosaki  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  YAMADORI,  T.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Hiroshima,  Hiroshima  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Zool.  Lab. 

*  KAWAMURA,  T.     Prof. 

*  KATASHIMA,  R.     Lect. 

*  NISHIOKA,  Miss  M.     Lect. 
Hiroshima,  Hiroshima  Woman's  Univ., 
Biol.  Lab. 

*  NADAMITSU,  S.     Prof. 
Kagoshima,  Kagoshima  Univ., 
Liber.  Arts  Coll.,  Biol.  Lab. 

*  KUBOTA,  T.     Prof. 
Kanazawa,  Univ.  of  Kanazawa, 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Biol.  Inst. 

*  KIDO,  T.     Prof. 

*  KISHIDA,  Y.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  ASAKURA,  K.     Res.  Asst. 

*  FUKE,  M.     Res.  Asst. 

*  OHSAKI,  K.     Res.  Asst. 
Kobe,  Kobe  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Agric, 

Lab.  of  Anim.  Nutrit. 

*  MIZUNO,  T.     Prof. 

*  HIKAMI,  Y.     Res.  Assoc. 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  TAKEDA,  H.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  NAKAMURA,  K.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Kobe,  Konan  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  TAKAYA,  H.     Prof. 

*  KAJI,  S.     Prof. 

*  MASUDA,  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  WATANABfi,  T. 
Kofu,  Yamanashi  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  SIRAKAMI.  K.  I.     Prof. 
Kyoto,  Doshisha  Univ., 
Biol.  Lab. 

*  AMANO,  H.     Prof. 

*  KOBAYASHI,  N.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  KATO,  K.-I.     Asst.  Prof. 
Kyoto,  Kyoto  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  NISHIMURA,  H.     Prof. 

*  TAKANO,  K.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  TANIMURA,  T.     Lect. 

*  YASUDA,  M.     Fact.  Asst. 

*  TANAKA,  O.     Fac.  Asst. 

*  YASUDA,  Y.     Res.  Assoc. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Botany 

BABA,  S.     Lect. 
Zool.  Inst. 

IMAIZUMI,  T. 
Zool.  Inst.,  Lab.  of  Developm.  Biol. 

OKADA,  T.  S.     Prof.,  Dir. 


210 


Japan 

ICHIKAWA,  M.     Prof.    (Emer.) 

ISHIZAKI.  H.     Asst. 

HAGIWARA,  A.     Asst. 

NAKAMURA,  I. 

FUJISAWA.  H. 

WATANABE.  K. 
Maebashi,  Gunma  Univ., 
Inst,  of  Endocrinol., 
Dept.  of  Comp.  Endocrinol. 

HANAOKA,  K.  I.     Prof. 

INOUE,  S.     Asst.  Prof. 

TAKAHASHI,  H.     Res.  Assoc, 

HANAOKA,  Y. 
Matsuyama,  Ehime  Univ., 
Biol.  Inst. 

*  SAWADA,  N.     Prof. 
NODA,  Y.     Assoc.  Prof. 

Misaki,  Univ.   of  Tokyo, 

Fac.  of  Sci.,  Marine  Biol.  Station 

*  HIRAMOTO,  Y.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Mito,  Ibaraki  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Sci.,  Biol.  Inst. 

*  YAJIMA,  H.     Instr. 
Miyazaki,  Miyazaki  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  NOTO,  T.     Lect. 
Morioka,  Iwate  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Agric,  Inst,  of  Appl.  Entomol. 

MIYA.  K.     Prof. 

KURIHARA,  M.  Instr. 
Nagasaki,  Nagasaki  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Fish.,  Dept.  of  Aquatic  Biol. 

DOTSU,  Y.    Asst.  Prof. 

TAKITA,  T.     Res.  Assoc. 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Genet. 

*  SHIOMI,  T.     Prof. 

*  YOSHIKAWA,  I.     Res.  Asst. 
Dept.  of  Pathol. 

HAYASHI,  I.     Prof.,  Chairman 
Nagoya,  Nagoya  Univ.,  School  of  Med., 
Dept.  of  Orthop.  Surgery 

NAKAGAWA,  M.     Prof. 

*  NOGAMI,  H.     Instr. 
Research  Inst,  of  Environm.  Med. 

*  MURAKAMI,  U.     Prof. 

*  KAMEYAMA,  Y.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  HOSHINO,  K.     Instr. 

*  NAKAYAMA,  Miss  T.  Res.  Assoc. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Biol.  Inst. 

SATO,  T.     Prof.    (Emer.) 
FUKUDA,  S.     Prof.,  Dir. 
YAMAMOTO,  T.     Prof. 
KAMA,  T.     Prof. 
NAKANO,  E.     Lect. 
KAJISHIMA,  T.    Asst.  Prof. 
HISHIDA,  T.    Asst. 
AKETA,  K.     Asst. 
EGUCHI,  G.     Asst. 
TAKEUCHI,  S.     Asst. 
TAKATA,  K.     Asst. 
TOMITA,  H. 

OGAWA  (MATSUDA),  Mrs.  N. 
Inst,  of  Molec.  Biol. 

*  MIKI-NOUMURA,  Mrs.  T.     Asst.  Prof. 
Nagoya,  Woman's  Coll.  of  Tokai-Gakuen, 
Lab.  of  Biol. 

HASEGAWA.  M.     Prof. 


Japan 

Nara,  Nara  Woman's  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Biol.  Inst., 
Lab.  of  Anim.  Morphdl. 

*  ARIMA,  Sh.     Prof. 
Niigata,  Univ.  of  Niigata, 

Fac.  of  Agric,  Dept.  of  Biochem.  &  Technol. 
of  Anim.  Products 

*  NONAMI,  Y.     Prof. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Biol.  Inst. 

*  IWASAWA,  H.     Asst.  Prof. 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Hygiene 

ENDO,  A.     Grad.  Stud. 
Nishinomiya,  Kwansei  Gakuin  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  OJIMA,  Y.     Prof. 
Osaka,  Kozu  High  School, 
Biol.  Lab. 

*  HASHIMOTO,  K. 
Osaka,  Osaka  City  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Lab.  of  Embryol. 

*  ASAYAMA,  S.     Prof. 

*  AMANUMA,  A.     Lect. 

*  KOTANI,  M.     Asst. 

*  FURUSAWA,  M.     Asst. 

*  ADACHI,  H.     Postgrad.  Stud. 

*  MARUOKA,  S.     Postgrad.  Stud. 

*  AWATTA,  E.     Postgrad.  Stud. 
Osaka,  Osaka  Kyoiku  Univ.. 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  SUGINO,   H.     Prof. 

*  NAKAMURA,  O.     Prof. 

*  TAHARA,  Y.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  HAYAKAWA,   Miss   H.     Asst. 

*  OKUNO,  Y.    Asst. 
Osaka,  Osaka  Univ., 

Coll.  of  Gen.  Educ,  Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  IMAHORI,  K.     Prof. 

*  KOSHIDA,  Y.    Asst.  Prof. 

*  IWASA,  K.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  MAEDA   (KIBATA),  Mrs.  M.     Asst. 
Sapporo,  Hokkaido  Univ., 

Fac.  of  Sci.,  Anim.  Chromosomes 
Research  Unit 

*  MAKING,  S.     Prof. 

*  SASAKI,  M.     Asst.  Prof. 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  ICHIKAWA,  A.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

*  AOTO,  T.     Prof. 

*  YAMAMOTO,  T.   S.     Asst.   Prof. 

*  IWATA,  F.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  KATAGIRI,  Ch.     Asst. 
Fac.  of  Vet.  Med., 
Dept.  of  Vet.  Obstet. 

*  ISHIKAWA,  T.     Prof. 

*  TIBA,  T.    Asst. 

Sendai,   Japan   Dental   Pathol,   and 
Embryol.  Research  Inst. 

YAMAMURA,  Sh.     Dir. 
Sendai,  Tohoku  Univ., 
Inst,  of  Biol.,  Lab.  of  Embryol. 

MOTOMURA,   I.     Prof.,   Dir. 
Toba,  Nagoya  Univ., 
Sugashima  Marine  Biol.  Station 

*  SUGIYAMA,  M.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  ISHIKAWA,  M.     z\.ssoc.  Prof. 

*  KOJIMA,  M.  K.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  TSUKAHARA,  J.     Res.  Assoc. 

211 


Japan 

Tokushima,  Tokushima  Univ., 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  DAIKOKU,  S.     Prof..  Dir. 
Dept.  of  Surgery 

*  TAKITA.  S.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Tokyo,  Japan  Woman's  Univ., 
Biol.  Lab. 

KOBAYASI,  H.     Prof. 
Tokyo,  Natl.  Cane.  Center 
Research  Inst. 

KURU,  M.     Dir. 

ITO,  I. 
Div.  of  Endocrinol. 

*  NOUMURA,  T.  Sen.  Scient. 
Tokyo,  Natl.  Inst,  of  Agric.  Sci., 
Div.  of  Entomol. 

HIRANO,  Ch.     Res.  Assoc. 
Tokyo,  Natl.  Science  Museum, 
Div.  of  Zool. 

OKADA,  Y.  K.     Prof.  (Emer.) 

TOMODA,  Y.     Cur.  Fish. 
Tokyo,  Nihon  Univ., 
Med.  Fac,  Anat.  Inst. 

NAKAYAMA,  T. 
Tokyo,  Nippon  Med.  School, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  NAKAMURA,  I.     Prof. 
Dept.  of  Biochem. 

*  SHUKUYA,  R.     Prof..  Chairman 

*  KAJITA,  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  HAMADA,  K.     Asst. 
Tokyo,  Ochanomizu  Univ.. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Biol.. 
Embryol.  Sect. 

DAN,  Mrs.  J.  C.     Lect. 
Tokyo,  St.  Paul's  Univ., 
Coll.  of  Gen.  Educ,  Biol  Lab. 

*  ODA,  S.     Prof. 

Tokyo,  Tokyo  Kyoiku  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Inst,  of  Zool. 
OKA,  H.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

*  HAYASHI,  Y.     Prof. 

*  SEKIGUCHI,  K.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  WATANABE,  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  OKADA,   M.     Res.   Assoc. 

*  TANAKA,  K.     Asst. 
HIRABAYASHI,  T.     Asst. 

Tokyo,  Tokyo  Med.  and  Dental  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  NIIZIMA,  M.     Prof. 

*  WATANABE,  K.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  KATO,  M.     Lect. 
HIRAKOW,  R.     Instr. 

*  ITO,  R.     Instr. 

Tokyo,  Tokyo  Metropolitan  Univ., 

*  DAN,  K.     Prof..  President 
Fac.  of  Sci..  Dept.  of  Biol., 
Embryol.  Sect. 

*  YANAGISAWA,  T.     Prof. 

*  OKAZAKI.  Miss  K.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  ISONO,  N.     Instr. 

*  IKEDA,   Miss  M. 
YAZAKI.  Miss  I. 

*  KYONO    (NAKAGAWA).  Mrs.  H. 

*  SAWAI,  T.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  NEMOTO,  S. 

*  KANKI,  T.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  UEMURA,  I.     Grad.  Stud. 


Taiwan 


*  NISHIZU.  K.     Grad.  Stud. 

*  MATSUNAGA.  Miss  Y.     Grad.  Stud. 
Tokyo,  Univ.  of  Tokyo, 

Coll.  of  Gen.  Educ,  Biol.  Inst. 

OZEKI,  K.     Assoc.  Prof. 

MOHRI,  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 

CHINO,  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 

MARUYAMA,   K.     Assoc.   Prof. 

HOSHI,  M.     Instr. 

OBINATA,  T.     Instr. 
Ocean  Research  Inst.,  Lab.  of  Physiol. 

*  KANATANI,  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  SHIRAI,  Miss  H.     Res.  Assoc. 
Fac.  of  Sci., 

Dept  of  Biophys.  and  Biochem. 

*  SAKAI,  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  KIMURA.  I.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  KONDO,  K.     Grad.  Stud. 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  FUJII,  T.     Prof. 

*  TERAYAMA,  H.     Prof. 

*  YAMAGAMI,  K.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  KINOSHITA,  S.    Asst.  Prof. 
Tokyo,  Waseda  Univ.. 
School  of  Educ,  Biol.  Lab. 

NUMANOI,  H.  Prof. 
Toyama,  Toyama  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Lit.  and  Sci.,  Biol.  Inst. 

*  HORI,  R.  Asst.  Prof. 
Tsu,  Mie  Prefect.  Univ., 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  MIKAMI,  Y.     Prof. 

*  OHASHI,  T.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  NAGAE,  H.     Lect. 
Fac.  of  Fish.,  Zool.   Inst. 

*  OOISHI,  Miss  S.     Lect. 

*  IZAWA,  K.     Asst. 
Urawa,  Saitama  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Sci.  and  Engin.. 
Dept.  of  Biochem. 

*  ISHIDA.  J.     Prof. 
Yokohama-Hiyoshi,  Keio  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  MORI.  Y.     Prof..  Head 

*  MORI.  H.     Prof. 

*  ENDO,  Y.     Prof. 

*  KATAKURA,  Y.     Lect. 

*  OBIKA,  M.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  MATSUMOTO,  J.     Asst.  Prof. 

LEBANON 

Beirut,  American  Univ.  of  Beirut, 
Fac.  of  Arts  and  Sci.,  Biol.  Dept. 

*  MALONE,  T.  E.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  BUTROS,  J.  M.     Prof. 
PAKISTAN 

Rabwah,  Talim-Ul-Islam  Coll.. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  KHAN.  M.  S.     Lect. 

TAIWAN  (Formosa) 

Taipei,  Natl.  Defense  Med.  Center. 

Dept.  of  Biomorphics 

*  LIANG,  H.  M.     Prof.,  Head 

*  HSU  (LIANG),  Mrs.  C.  Y.     Prof. 

*  YU   (KOU),  Mrs.  N.  W.     Lect. 
Taipei,  Natl.  Taiwan  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

KING,  Mrs.  D.  WEI     Prof. 


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Austria 


TURKEY 

Ankcira,  Ankara  Univ., 

Vet.  Fac,  Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol. 

EVREN.  A. 
Ankara,  Hacettepe  Univ., 
Med.  Fac,  Inst,  of  Histol.  &  Embryol. 
*  KERSE  (BUYUKOZER).  Mrs.  I. 

Prof.,  Head 


*  UYSAL,  M. 

*  §EFTALIOGLU.  Miss  A. 

*  GoNENg.  Miss  A. 
Biol.  Inst. 

*  GOLDHOR,  Miss  S.     Visit.  Asst.  Prof. 
Erzurum,  Atatiirk  Univ., 

Med.  Fac,  Inst,  of  Histol.  &  Embryol. 

*  AYKAg,  I.    D.V.M. 


AUSTRALIA 


AUSTRALIA 

NEW  SOUTH  WALES  (N.S.W.) 
Armidale,  Univ.  of  New  England, 
Dept.  of  Botany 

*  de  FOSSARD.  R.  A.     Lect. 
School  of  Rural  Sci., 

Dept.  of  Agric.  Biol. 

*  BLUNT,  M.  H.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  CLAXTON,  J.  H.     Lect. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  OFARRELL,  A.  F.     Prof. 

*  STOCK.  A.     Prof. 

*  GILES,  E.  T.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  de  BAVAY,  J.  M.     Lect. 
Canberra,  Austr.  Natl.  Univ., 
School  of  Gen.  Studies, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  SMYTH,  J.  D.     Prof. 

*  TYNDALE-BISCOE.  C.  H.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  JANSSENS.  P.  A.     Lect. 

*  RENFREE.  Miss  M.  B.     Postgrad.  Stud. 
Kensington,  Univ.  of  New  South  Wales, 
School  of  Anat. 

*  BLUNT,  M.  J.     Prof. 

*  O'BRIEN,  B.  R.  A.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Prospect,  C.S.I.R.O., 

Div.  of  Anim.  Physiol.,  Ian  Clunies 
Ross  Anim.  Res.  Lab. 

McDonald,  i.  w.   Chief 

*  ALEXANDER,  G.    Sen.  Princ  Res.  Scient. 

*  BRADEN,  A.  W.  H.     Sen.  Princ.  Res. 

Scient. 

*  LYNE,  A.  G.     Princ.  Res.  Scient. 
Sydney,  Univ.  of  Sydney, 

Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol. 

*  SULLIVAN,  G.  E.     Lect. 
School  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Zool.  Bldg. 

*  STEPHENSON,  N.  G.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  ANDERSON,  D.  T.     Reader  (Biol.) 

QUEENSLAND 

Townsville,  Univ.  Coll.  of  Townsville, 

School  of  Biol.  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  BURDON-IONES,  C.     Prof.,  Head 

*  LUCAS.   J.   S.     Lect. 


SOUTH  AUSTRALIA 

Adelaide,  Univ.  of  Adelaide, 
Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Histol. 

*  PACKER,  A.  D.     Reader 

*  VAN  DETH,  J.  H.  M.  G.     Reader 

VICTORIA 

Clayton,  Monash  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Physiol. 

*  WESTERMAN,  R.  A.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  McCANCE,   I.     Sen.   Lect. 

*  PHILLIS,  J.  W.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  MARK,  R.  F.     Sen.  Lect. 
Parkvillc,  Univ.  of  Melbourne, 
School  of  Anat. 

*  LAVARACK,  J.  O.     Reader 

*  STRATFORD  (MILLER),  B.  F. 

Sen.  Lect. 
Dept.  of  Pathol. 

GREEN.  Ch.  R.     Sen.  Lect. 

WESTERN  AUSTRALIA 

Ncdlands,  Univ.  of  W.  Australia, 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Zool.  Dept. 

*  SHIELD,  J.  W.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  ARNOLD,  Miss  J.  M.     Sen.  Demonstr. 

NEW    ZEALAND 
Christchurch,  Univ.  of  Canterbury, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  STOUT,  V.  M.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  BENZIE,  Miss  V.  L.     Lect. 
Dunedin,  Univ.  of  Otago, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  PILKINGTON,  J.  B.     Lect. 
Palmerston  North,  Dept.  of  Scient. 
and  Industr.  Research   (D.S.I.R.), 
Plant  Physiol.  Div. 

DENNE,  M.  P. 

WILLISON   (BARFORD),  Mrs.  J. 
Palmerston  North,  Massey  Univ.  of 
Manawatu,  Dept.  of  Botany 

THOMAS,  R.  G.     Prof. 


EUROPE 


AUSTRLA 

Salzburg,  Paracelsus  Forschungs-Inst. 
fur  Physiol,  und  Biophysik 

HASLAUER,  J.     Wiss.  Leiter 
Wicn,  Univ.  Wien, 
Anat.  Inst. 


HAYEK,  H.     Prof..  Dir. 
Hygiene  Inst. 

*  FLAMM,  H.     Prof.  Dir. 
Inst,   fiir  Krebsforschung 

*  WRBA,  H.     Prof.,  Dir. 
SEILERN-ASPANG,  F. 

*  KRATOCHWIL.  K. 


Prof. 


213 


Belgium 


Czechoslovakia 


BELGIUM 

Antwerpcn,  State  Univ.  Center, 

Fac.  of  Sci.,  Lab.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol. 

*  VAKAET,  L.  C.  A.     Prof. 

*  CALLEBAUT,  M.     Asst. 
Bruxelles,  Univ.  de  Bruxelles 
Fac.  de  Med.,  Inst.  d'Anat., 
Lab.  d'Embryol. 

DALCQ,  A.  M.     Prof.   (Emer.) 
PASTEELS,  J.  J.     Prof. 
MULNARD,  J.  G.     Charge  de  Cours 
MILAIRE.  J.     Asst. 

*  POURTOIS,   M.     Lic.ScDent. 
Fac.  des  Sci., 

Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim.  et  Histo'l.  Comp. 

HERLANT   (MEEWIS),  Mrs.  H.     Prof. 
Inst,  de  Zool.  Torley-Rousseau 

BRIEN,  P.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Bruxelles  (see  Rhode-St.Gcnesc) 
Gent,  Univ.  of  Gent, 
Fac.  of  Med.,  Lab.  of  Anat. 

FAUTREZ,  J.  C.  Prof..  Dir. 

FAUTREZ  (FIRLEFYN),  Mrs.  N.  J. 

ROELS,  F.     First  Asst. 

ANTEUNIS,  Miss  A.  H.  J. 

COLLE  (VANDEVELDE),  Mrs.  A. 
Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol. 

*  THIERY,  M.     Prof.,  Head 

*  DEROM,  R.  M.  J.     Lect. 
Dept.  of  Ophthalmol. 

FRANCOIS,  J. 

RABAEY,  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 

MATTON   (VAN  LEUVEN) ,  Mrs.  M.  D. 

Res.  Assoc. 
Liege,  Univ.  de  Liege, 
Fac.  de  Med.,  Lab.  de  Biochim. 

*  DENIS,  H.  A.     Cherch.  qualifie  FNRS 

*  FRENCKELL.  Miss  M.  von 

Stag,  de  Rech.  FNRS 
Lab.  d'Anat.  Pathol. 

FIRKET,  H.     Prof. 

REZNIK,  M.     First  Asst. 
Inst.  d'Histol. 

CHEVREMONT,  M.  J.  J.     Prof.,  Head 
Louvain,  Univ.  de  Louvain, 
Inst.  d'Anat. 

CAMPENHOUT,  E.  van     Prof.,  Dir. 
Inst,  de  Zool.,  Lab.  d  Embryol. 

VANDEBROEK,  G.     Prof..  Dir. 
Mol,  Centre  d'Etude  de  I'Energie 
Nucl.,  Dept.  de  Radiobiol. 

*  LEDOUX,  L.     (Lab.  de  Biochim.  cell.) 

*  LEONARD,  A.  (Lab.  de  Genet.) 
Rhode-St.Gencsc,  Univ.  libre  de  Bruxelles, 
Fac.  des  Sci.. 

Lab.  de  Morphol.  Anim. 

*  BRACHET.  J.  L.  A.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  FICQ,  A.  A.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  BALTUS,  Miss  E.  J. 

*  TENCER,   Miss  R.     Chef  de  Trav. 

*  QUERTIER,  Miss  J.  A.  F.     Asst. 

*  VAN  GANSEN  (RASMONT),  Mrs.  P. 

Charge  de  Cours 

*  DECROLY  (BRIERS),  Mrs.  M.     Asst. 

*  DENIS,  Miss  S. 

*  HANOCQ,  Miss  F.  A. 
'  GEUSKENS.  M. 

*  MALPOIX-HIGGINS,  Mrs.  P.  M. 


BULGARIA 

Sofia,  Bulg.  Acad,  of  Sci.. 
Inst,  of  Zool. 

BOSCHKOW,  D.  K.     Res.  worker 

CZECHOSLOVAKIA 

Brno,  Czechoslov.  Acad,  of  Sci., 

Inst,  of  Vertebr.  Zool.,  Dept.  of  Morphol. 

*  KLIMA.  M.     Head 

*  STSRBA,  O.     Doc. 

*  KRAL,  B.     Res.  worker 
Hradcc  Kralove,  Charles  Univ., 
Med.  Fac,  Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  BARTOS,  F.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  PUZA,  V.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  SRB,  V.     Asst.  Lect. 

*  HROCH,  M.     Asst.  Lect. 

*  GAYER,  J.     Scient.  worker 
Kosice,  Vet.-Med.  Fac, 
Anat.  Inst. 

POPESKO,  P.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  RAJTOVA,  Miss  V.     Asst. 
Plzen,  Charles  Univ.. 

Fac.  of  Med., 

Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol. 
SLAB?,  O.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  MATEJKA,  M.     Docent 
SLIPKA,  J.     Docent 

*  KOCOVA  (PECHACKOVA).  Mrs.  J. 

Asst. 
Inst,  of  Pathophysiol. 

MYSLIVECEK,  J.     Prof..  Head 

*  SOBOTKA.  P.     Asst.  Prof. 
HASSMANNOVA,  Miss  J.   Scient.  worker 
CHALOUPKA,  Z.     Asst. 

*  ROKYTA,  R.     Asst. 
ZAHLAVA,  J.     Asst. 

Praha,  Charles  Univ., 
Med.  Fac,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  DOSKOCIL,  M.     Prof. 

*  LEME2,  L.     Docent 

*  cIHAK,  R.     Docent 

*  PUZANOVA,  Mrs.  L.     Docent 

*  SEICHERT,  V.     Asst. 

*  DYLEVSKf,  I.    Asst. 
Inst,  of  Embryol. 

*  VACEK,  Z.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  KRAUS,  R.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  MARTINEK.  J.     Asst. 

*  JIRSOVA,  Miss  Z. 

*  SEVCENKO,  Mrs.  G.    Asst. 

*  PEXIEDER,  T.     Asst. 

*  HACH,  P.     Asst. 

*  KOMINKOVA,  Miss  E.     Asst. 

*  REMENAR,  M.     Asst. 
Dept.  of  Histol. 

*  JELINEK,  R. 
RYCHTER,  Z. 

Inst,  of  Physiol., 

Lab.  of  Embryophysiol. 

*  SEDLACEK,  J.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  DOUSOVA-SVEHLOVA,  Mrs.  M.     Asst. 

*  StASTN?,  F.     Asst. 

*  FROHLICH,  J.     Asst. 

Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Exper.  Zool. 

*  SLADECEK,  F.     Prof.,  Dir, 


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*  ROMANOVSK7.  A.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  NEDVIDEK.  J.  Sen.  Asst. 

*  VILIMKOVA-HABROVA,  Mrs.  V. 

Sen.  Asst. 

*  MACHA.  J.     Asst. 

*  PALECEK.  J.     Asst. 

*  MACELA,  A.     Res.  Fellow 
Praha,  Czechoslov.  Acad,  of  Sci., 
Inst,  of  Entomol., 

Dept.  of  Developm.  Morphol. 

*  MASNER.  P.     Scient.  worker 
Dept.  of  Physiol. 

NOVAK,  V.  J.  A.     Head 
SLAMA.  K.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  SEHNAL,  F.     Res.  worker 
Dept.  of  Exper.  Biol,  and  Genet. 

HASEK,  M.     Dir. 

VOJTISKOVA,  M.     Adj.  Dir. 
Inst,  of  Physiol.,  Lab.  of  Electr.  Micr. 

ZELENA   (TOPICOVA),  Mrs.  J.     Head 
Praha,  Inst,  for  the  Care  of  Mother 
and  Child,  Embryol.  Lab. 

JIRASEK.  J.  E.     Chief 

CAPKOVA  (HRUBA).  Mrs.  A. 
Praha,  Postgrad.  School  of  Med., 
Clin,  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol. 

UHER,  J.     Asst. 

DENMARK 

Aarhus,  The  Royal  Dental  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  KNUDSEN,  P.  A.     Prof.,  Head 

*  WESTERGAARD,  E.     Lect. 

*  BUGGE.  J.     Lect. 
Copenhagen,  Carlsberg  Found., 
Biol.  Inst. 

ZEUTHEN.  E.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  HAMBURGER,  Mrs.  K.     Asst. 

*  NILSSON,  Mrs.  J.  R.     Res.  Asst. 

*  WESTERGAARD,  O.     Res.  Asst. 

*  ANDERSEN,  H.  A.     Res.  Fellow 
Copenhagen,  Finsen  Inst., 

Finsen  Lab. 

*  PETERS.  Mrs.  H.     Head  of  Dept. 

*  PEDERSEN,  T. 

*  SJOLTE  BYSKOV,  Mrs.  A.  G. 

*  N0RBAEK  S0RENSEN.  I. 
Copenhagen,  State  Serum  Inst. 

BIRCH-ANDERSEN,  A.     Head  of  Dept. 
Copenhagen,  State  Vet.  Serum  Lab. 

*  BLOM,  E.     Head  of  Dept. 
Copenhagen,  Univ.  of  Copenhagen, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

MOE,  H.     Prof. 
Inst,  of  Comp.  Anat. 

*  WINGSTRAND,  K.  G.     Prof. 

*  N0RREVANG.  A.     Asst.  Lect. 
BRESCIANI,  J.     Asst. 

Inst,  of  Gen.  Zool. 

*  PEDERSEN,  K.  J.     Lect. 
Copenhagen 

*  BR0NDSTED,  H.  V.     Prof.  (Emer.) 
Odcnse,  Odense  Univ., 

Dept.  of  Molec.  Biol. 

*  PLESNER,  P.     Prof. 

ENGLAND  (see  UNITED  KINGDOM) 


FINLAND 

Helsinki,  Univ.  of  Helsinki, 
Children's  Hosp. 

*  RAPOLA,  M.  H.  J.    Chief  Pathol. 
III.  Dept.  of  Pathol.. 

Lab.  of  Exper.  Embryol. 

*  SAXEN,  L.  O.     Prof. 

*  WARTIOVAARA,  J.  J.     Postdoct.  Fellow 
LAHTI.  A. 

KAITILA,  I. 
Dept.  of  Zool., 
Lab.  of  Exper.  Embryol. 

*  TOIVONEN,  S.  I.     Prof. 

*  KUUSI,  Miss  T.  K.     Lect. 

*  LEIKOLA.  A.  H.  A. 

*  KOHONEN,  P.  J.     Res.  Fellow 

*  KOSKIMIES,  O.  J.     Res.  Asst. 

*  ROSTEDT,  Miss  I.  B. 
Turku,  Univ.  of  Turku. 
Dept.  of  Forensic  Med. 

*  RAEKALLIO,  J.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  MAKINEN  (LONNBERG).  Mrs.  P.-L. 

Res.  Assoc 

FRANCE 

Arcachon,  Univ.  de  Bordeaux, 
Fac.  des  Sci.,  Inst,  de  Biol.  Marine 

*  CAZAUX,  CI.     Maitre-Asst. 
Azay-lc-Ferron,  Ecole  de  Perfect.  Agric, 
Centre  de  Biol.  Appliquee 

*  BERTON.  J.  P. 

Banyuls'sur-Mer,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Paris, 
Lab.  Arago 

*  MARTHY,  H.-J.     Guest  worker 
BOLETZKY,  S.  von     Guest  worker 

BcUcvuc,  C.N.R.S., 

Centre  de  Rech.  sur  la  Nutrition 

LAMBIOTTE.  M.  G.  D.     Maitre  de  Rech. 

CROIZAT.  B.     Attache  de  Rech. 
Besangon,  Univ.  de  Besangon, 
Fac.  des  Sci.,  Inst,  des  Sci.  Nat., 
Lab.  de  Zool. 

*  GOMOT,  L.     Prof. 

*  GUYARD,  A.     Asst. 

*  PROPPER,  A.     Asst. 

*  BRIDE  (VUILLET),  Mrs.  M. 

Maitre-Asst. 

*  BRIDE,  Miss  J. 

*  GRIFFOND  (ROGNON).  Mrs.  B. 

Chercheur  C.N.R.S. 

*  MARCHAND.  C.  R.  Asst. 
Bordeaux,  Univ.  de  Bordeaux, 
Fac.  de  Med..  Lab.  de  Biol. 

*  STOLL,  R.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  MARAUD,  R.     Prof. 
Bordeaux   (see  Arcachon,  Talcncc) 
Caen,  Univ.  de  Caen, 

Biol,  et  Ecol. 

*  SIGNORET.  J. 

*  SAUSSEY,  M.     Maitre  de  Conf. 

*  MARTIN.  R.  P.     Asst. 
Clermont-Ferrand,  Fac.  of  Med.. 
Lab.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol. 

*  TURCHINI.  J.  P.     Prof. 

*  MALET.  P.     Maitre  de  Conf. 

*  POURHADI.  R.    Asst. 

Fac.  des  Sci.,  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim. 

*  LUTZ.  H.     Prof..  Dir. 


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France 


*  LUTZ   (OSTERTAG).  Mrs.  Y. 

Maitre  de  Rech. 

*  HUBERT,  J.     Att.  de  Rech. 
DIDIER  (MARTIN),  Mrs.  E.     Asst. 

*  COLLIN,  J-P.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  FARGEIX,  N.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  DAVID    (BOGLI),   Mrs.   D. 

Att.  du  C.N.R.S. 
BRUEHL,  M.  Th.     Asst. 
Evreux,  Centre  Hosp.  Region., 
Dept.  of  Pathol.,  Central  Lab. 

*  GAILLARD.  }.  A.     Chief 
Gif-sur-Yvctte,  C.N.R.S.. 
Lab.  de  Genet.  Evolutive 

*  CHARNIAUX  (COTTON), Mrs.  H.  Prof. 

*  BERREUR  (BONNENFANT),  Mrs.  J. 

Chargee  de  Rech. 

*  GINSBURGER-VOGEL.  T.    Maitre-Asst. 

*  FRIED  (MONTAUFIER),  Mrs.  M.  C. 

Cherch.  libre 

*  ZERBIB.  Ch.     Asst. 
Grenoble,  Univ.  de  Grenoble, 
Fac.  des  Sci.,  Lab.  de  Zool. 

*  SENGEL,  Ph.     Prof. 

*  KIENY,  Mrs.  M.  A.  SENGEL 

Maitre  de  Rech.  au  C.N.R.S. 

*  CHIBON,  P.     Maitre  de  Conf. 
BERNARD,  F.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  BULLIERE,  D.     Maitre-Asst. 
MANDARON,  P.  M.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  MAUGER   (GIRARD),  Mrs.  A. 

Maitre-Asst. 

*  BOUVET,  J.   L.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  CHEVALLIER.  A.  D.     Asst. 

*  DHOUAILLY,  Miss  D.     Asst. 

*  GEORGES,  Miss  D.     Asst. 

*  PAUTOU   (MfiRIC).  Mrs.  M.  P.     Asst. 
RUSAOUfiN,  Mrs.  M.     Asst. 

*  SAXOD,  R.     Maitre  Asst. 
THEVENET,  Miss  A.     Asst. 

*  BULLIERE   (CHALLANDE),  Mrs.  F. 

Asst. 

*  ZOST.  Miss  B. 

*  ROUX,  J.  P. 

*  NOVEL,  G. 

*  BRUGAL,  G.  ].  Y. 
Jouy-en-Josas,  C.N.R.Z., 

Inst.  Natl,  de  la  Rech.  Agronom.. 
Station  Centr.  de  Physiol.  Anim. 

*  TORRES  (WINTENBERGER),  Mrs.  S. 

Maitre  de  Rech. 
Lille,  Univ.  de  Lille, 
Fac.  des  Sci.,  Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim. 

*  BOILLY.  B. 
Lab.  de  Zool. 

*  MARCEL,  R.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  DHAINAUT,  A.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  BART,  A.     Maitre-Asst. 
Lyon   (see  Villcurbanne) 
Marseille,  Fac.  des  Sci.  Saint  Charles, 
Lab.  de  Morphogenet.  Anim. 

*  CHANDEBOIS.  Miss  R.     Prof. 
DELYE  (ROLLIN),  Mrs.  P.  M. 

Maitre-Asst. 

*  REYNAUD,  G.  R.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  HOARAU.  F.     Asst. 


*  CORNEC,  J.  P.     Asst. 

*  MAURY   (GALLISSIAN),  Mrs.  M.  F. 

Asst. 

*  HIRN,  M.     Asst. 

*  SOLBANI,  Mrs.  L.     Asst. 
Lab.  de  Biol.  Gen. 

ABELOOS,  M.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Montpeilier,  Univ.  de  Montpellier, 
Fac.  de  Med.,  Lab.  d'Anat. 

*  BOSSY,  J.  G.  M.     Prof.  agr. 
Lab.  d'Histol. 

*  SENTEIN,  P.     Prof. 

*  SANCHEZ  (TEFF),  Mrs.  S. 

Charg.  de  Rech.  CNRS 

*  HUMEAU,  C.     Asst. 

*  TEMPLE.  D.     Asst. 

Fac.  des  Sci.,  Lab.  de  Neurophysiol. 

*  MARTY,  R.  J.  L.     Prof. 
Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim. 

ASSENMACHER,  I.  A.     Prof. 
Lab.  de  Physiol,  des  Invertebres 

*  VERNET(CORNUBERT),Mrs.G.  Prof. 
Lab.  de  Zool. 

*  LEGENDRE,  R.     Prof. 

*  EMERIT,  M.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  CASSAGNE-MfiJEAN,  Mrs.  F. 

Maitre-Asst. 

*  BONS,  J.     Maitre-Asst. 
Moulis,  Lab.  Souterrain  du  C.N.R.S. 

JUBERTHIE,  C.  J.     Maitre  de  Rech. 

JUBERTHIE-JUPEAU,  Mrs.  L. 

Chargee  de  Rech. 

DURAND,  J.  P.     Att.  de  Rech. 

ROUGH,  R.     Att.  de  Rech. 
Nancy,  Univ.  de  Nancy, 
Fac.  de  Med.,  Lab.  d'Embryol. 

DOLLANDER,  A.     Prof..  Dir. 

BLONDELET,  J.     Chef  de  Trav. 

GERARD,  H.     Asst. 

BODELET,  B.     Asst. 

CURY.  G.     Charge  de  Rech.  CNRS 

HATIER-AUTELIN,  Mrs.  R. 

Att.  de  Rech.  CNRS 

ROBERT,  Miss  M.-F. 

COZETTE,  P. 
Lab.  d'Histol. 

LEGAIT,  E.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Lab.  de  Zool. 

*  STfiPHAN.  F.     Prof. 

*  STEPHAN  (DUBOIS).  Mrs.  F. 

Maitre  de  Rech. 

*  PIHAN,  J.  C.     Maitre  Asst. 

*  SCHILT,  J.     Asst. 

*  BAUTZ  (PORTMANN),  Mrs.  A.  M. 

Asst. 

*  LANOT,  R.     Att.  de  Rech. 
Nantes,  Fac.  des  Sci.  de  Nantes, 
Lab.  d'Embryol. 

*  LEDOUARIN(CHAUVAC).Mrs.  N.M. 

Dir. 
Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim.  et  Cell. 

*  LE  DOUARIN.  G.  H.     Dir. 
Nogcnt  sur  Mamc,  C.N.R.S., 
Inst.  d'Embryol.  Exper. 

*  WOLFF,  Et.  C.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  'WOLFF   (HENNIG).  Mrs.  Em. 

Dir.  de  Rech. 


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*  BEAUPAIN   (CREPY),  Mrs.  D. 

Att.  de  Rech. 

*  BENOIT,  J.  A.  A.     Sous-Dir.  de  llnst. 

de  Rech. 

*  CROISILLE,  Y.     Sous-Dir.  du  Lab. 

du  Coll.  de  France 

*  CUMINGE,  Miss  D.     Asst.  de  Rech. 

*  DAMERON,  Miss  F.     Chargee  de  Rech. 

*  DESVEAUX-CHABROL.   Mrs.   }.     Biol. 

*  DIETERLEN  (LIEVRE),  Mrs.  F. 

Chargee  de  Rech. 

*  DUBOIS.  R.     Sous-Dir.  du  Lab.  du 

Coll.  France 
FEDECKA  (BRUNER).  Mrs.  B. 

Chargee  de  Rech. 

*  GASC.  J.  M. 

*  GIRARD.  H.    Biol. 

*  LAZARD  (HAUBEN),  Mrs.  L. 

Charg.  de  Rech. 

*  LOMBARD  (DES  GOUTTES). 

Mrs.  M.  N.     Att.  de  Rech. 

*  MARIN  (LEWIN).  Mrs.  L.     Chargee 

de  Rech. 

*  MARTHY,  H.-J.     Guest  worker 

*  MARTIN  (FORGET).  Mrs.  C.  S.     Biol. 

*  MASON,  J.     Att.  de  Rech. 

*  PAGEOT  (SIMPSON).  Mrs.  P. 

*  PINOT,  Miss  M.     Chargee  de  Rech. 

*  POURREAU  (SCHNEIDER).  Mrs.  N.  M. 

Chargee  de  Rech. 

*  REYSS-BRION  (DUCREAU).  Mrs.  M. 

Chargee  de  Rech. 

*  SALAUN,  Miss  J.     Chargee  de  Rech. 

*  SALZGEBER.  Miss  B.     Maitre  de  Rech. 

*  SCHEIB  (PFLEGER).  Mrs.  D.     Maitre 

de  Rech. 

*  SIGOT.  M.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  SIGOT  (LUIZARD).  Mrs.  M.  F. 

Att.  de  Rech. 

*  SORIANO,  L.  I.     Charge  de  Rech. 

*  STENGER  (HA.FFEN),  Mrs.  K.  E. 

Maitre  de  Rech. 

*  STRUDEL.  G.     Dir.  Adj.  du  Lab.  de 

I'Ecole  Prat,  des  Hautes  Etudes 

*  ZILLER  (SENGEL),  Mrs.  C.     Biol. 
Orsay,  Univ.  de  Paris. 

Fac.  des  Sci.  d'Orsay, 
Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp. 

*  BEAUMONT.  A.     Prof. 

*  THILLARD.  Miss  M.  ].     Maitre-Asst. 

*  YVROUD,  Miss  M.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  HOURDRY.   J.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  DAUGERAS.  Miss  N.     Asst. 
Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim. 

*  LENDER.  Th.     Prof. 

*  LE  MOIGNE.  A.     Maitre-Asst. 
GABRIEL,  A.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  HUET,  CI.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  HUET,  M.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  SAUZIN,  Miss  M.  J.     Asst. 
Lab.  de  Zool. 

*  BERGERARD,  J.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  LAUGE.  Miss  G.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  BLUZAT.  R.  R.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  LABOUR,  G.  R.     Asst. 

*  MAISONHAUTE,  CI.     Stag,  de  Rech. 


Paris,  Coll.  de  France. 
Lab.  d'Embryol.  Exper. 
(see  Nogcnt) 

*  FAURfi-FREMIET.  E.     Prof. 
Paris,  Ecole  d'Anthropol.  de  P.  Broca 

HUET.  J.  A.     Dir. 

*  FRIANT,  Mrs.  M.     Prof. 
Paris,  Inst.  Natl.  Agronom., 
Lab.  de  Zool. 

*  PINET.  J.  M.     Asst. 

Paris,  Inst.  Natl,  de  la  Sante  et 
de  la  Rech.  Med.   (I.N.S.E.R.M.). 
Unite  de  Physiol.  Placentaire 

*  PANIGEL,  M.     Prof. 

*  LE  GOASCOGNE,  C.     Att.  de  Rech. 

*  HERNANDEZ  (VERDUN).  Mrs.  D.  F. 

Att.  de  Rech. 

*  CHALLIER,  J.  C.     Asst. 

*  LEGRAND.  Miss  Ch.     Asst. 

*  SANANES.  Miss  N.     Asst. 

*  SCHNEIDER.  H.     Asst. 

*  BERTON,  J.  P.     Att.  de  Rech. 
Paris,  Inst.  Oceanographique. 
Lab.  de  Physiol. 

*  OLIVEREAU.  Miss  M.  M.  A. 

Maitre  de  Rech. 
Paris,  Maternite  de  Port-Royal, 
Lab.  de  Chim.  Hormonale 

*  CEDARD  (WILLSTAETTER),  Mrs.  L. 

Maitre  de  Rech. 

*  GUICHARD  (CHAVENAT),  Mrs.  A. 
Paris,   Museum  Natl.   d'Hist.  Naturelle, 
Lab.  de  Biol.  Invert.  Marins 

*  LEVI,  CI.     Prof. 

*  BOROJEVIC,  R.     Att.  de  Rech. 

*  CONAN,  G.  Y.    Asst. 

*  LENICQUE,  P.  M.     Maitre  de  Rech. 

au  CNRS 
Paris,  Univ.  de  Paris, 
Fac.  de  Med..  Lab.  d'Anat. 

DELMAS,   A.     Prof.,   Dir. 

HUREAU.  J.     Prof.  agr. 

ALEXANDRE,  J.  H.     Prof.  agr. 

AARON.  C.     Asst. 

ENNABLI.  E.     Asst. 

EYRIES.  Ch. 

PINEAU.  H. 

PERLES.  B. 

CHOUARD.  C.  H. 

*  LASSAU.  J.  P.     Chef  de  Trav. 
Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.  A. 

*  TUCHMANN-DUPLESSIS,  H.     Prof. 

*  DAVID,  G.     Prof.  agr. 

*  MERCIER  (PAROT).  Mrs.  L. 

Maitre  de  Rech. 

*  AUROUX,  M.     Chef  de  Trav. 

*  ROUSSEL,  C.     Chef  de  Trav. 
Lab.  d'Histol.-Embryol.  B 

*  GIROUD,  A.     Prof.  hon. 

*  TAMBOISE,  E.     Prof,  agr, 

*  SCHRAMM,  B.     Prof.  agr. 

*  MARTINET,  Mrs.  M.     Chargee  de 

Rech.  au  CNRS 

*  DADOUNE,  I.  P.     Chef  de  Trav. 

*  CHEVREAU,  J.  P.     Chef  de  Trav. 

*  SOLERE,  M.     Chef  de  Trav. 

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Inst.  d'Histochim.  Med. 

*  WEGMANN.  R.  W.     Dir.  adj. 

*  HADJUSKI,  P. 
Paris,  Univ.  de  Paris, 

Fac.  des  Sci.,  Lab.  d'Anat.  Comp. 

*  DEVILLERS,  Ch.     Prof. 

*  FRANgOIS,  Y.     Prof. 

*  ROSENBERG.  A.  J.     Prof. 

*  CORSIN,  Miss.  J.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  CLAIRAMBAULT.  P.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  BOULEKBACHE.  H.     Asst. 

*  COUPS,  R.  J.  F.     Asst. 

*  GOSWAMI,  M.  N.  D.     Biochem. 

*  CHANCONIE  (MAURY),  Mrs.  M. 

Ing.  CNRS 
Lab.  d'Embryol. 

GALLIEN,  L.     Prof.,  Dir. 

COLLENOT,  A.     Maitre  de  Conf. 
Lab.  d'Evol.  des  Etres  Organises 

*  CHARNIAUX  (COTTON), Mrs. H.  Prof. 

*  MEUSY,  J.  J.     Att.  de  Rech. 

*  PA  YEN,  Miss  G.  G.     Att.  de  Rech. 

*  VIANEY-LIAUD,  M.     Asst. 

*  DfiPECHE,  J.     Asst. 

*  TCHELEBI  (PAPILLON).  Mrs.  M. 

Att.  de  Rech. 
Lab.  de  Physiol.  Comp. 

JOST,  A.  D.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Lab.  de  Physiol,  des  Insectes 

*  SCHOELLER  (RACCAUD),  Mrs.  J. 

Maitre  de  Conf. 
Fac.  Saint-Antoine, 
Lab.  d'Embryol. 

*  ROUX,  Ch.     Prof. 

Paris  (see  also  Nogcnt,  Orsay,  Sannois) 
Poitiers,  Fac.  des  Sci., 
Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim. 

*  GARGOUiL,  Y.  M.     Prof. 

*  BERNARD,  CI.     Asst. 

*  PAGER,  Miss  J.     Cherch.  CNRS 

*  GROS,  D.     Moniteur 

*  RAYMOND,  G.     Moniteur 
Reims,  Univ.  de  Reims, 

Fac.  des  Sci., 

Lab.  de  Biol.  Cellulaire 

*  GONTCHAROFF,  Miss  M.     Prof,  titul. 
BIERNE,  J.     Maitre-Asst. 
LECHENAULT,  H.     Maitre-Asst. 
PASTISSON,  Miss  C.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  VERNET,  G.     Asst. 
JALOUZOT.  R.     Asst. 

Lab.  de  Physiol.  Anim. 

*  JACQUOT,  R.  L.     Prof. 

*  NAGEL,  J.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  SUTTER,  B.  C.  J.     Maitre  de  Conf. 

*  SUTTER   (DUB),  Mrs.  M.  T.     Asst. 

*  FELIX,  J.  M.     Asst. 

*  PERRIER.  Mrs.  H.     Asst. 

*  PLAS.  Mrs.  C.     Att.  de  Rech.  CNRS 
Rennes,  Fac.  des  Sci., 

Lab.   de  Biol.  Generale 

PICHERAL,  B.     Maitre-Asst. 
Rouen,  Fac.  Mixte  de  Med.  et  Pharm., 
Lab.  d'Anat.  Normale 

TARDIF.  B.     Prof.  agr. 

CAPUANO,  G.     Asst. 
Saint-Martin-d'Heres    (see  Grenoble) 


Sannois,  Inst.  Pasteur  de  Paris, 
Serv.  d'Embryol.  Exper. 

*  RAYNAUD.  A.     Chef  de  Lab. 

*  RAYNAUD  (CHAULIN-SERVINIERE), 

Mrs.  J.     Chef  de  Lab. 

*  PIEAU,  CI.     Att.  de  Rech.  au  CNRS 

*  VASSE,  J.     Att.  de  Rech.  au  CNRS 
Strasbourg,  Musee  Zool.  de  I'Univ. 
et  de  la  Ville 

*  GOUIN,  F.  J.     Conserv.  ' 
Strasbourg,  Univ.  de  Strasbourg, 

Fac.  de  Med.,  Inst.  d'Embryol.  , 

*  CLAVERT,  J.  M.  J.     Prof..  Dir.  | 

*  RUCH.  J.  V.     Maitre  de  Conf.  1 

*  RUMPLER,  Y.     Chef  de  Trav. 

*  GABRIEL-ROBEZ  (KREMER).  Mrs.  O. 

*  GERLINGER,  P.     Chef  de  Trav. 
Fac.  des  Sci., 

Lab.  de  Zool.  et  d'Embryol.  Exper. 
VIVIEN,  J.  H.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  THIEBOLD,  J.  J.     Prof. 
FOLLENIUS,  E.     Maitre  de  Conf. 
MELLINGER.  J.     Maitre-Asst. 
DOERR  (SCHOTT),Mrs.J.  Maitre-Asst. 
STEFAN,  Miss  Y.     Chargee  de  Rech. 
WENIGER,  J.  P.     Charge  de  Rech. 
PETIT,  A.     Cherch.  libre 

Talence,  Univ.  de  Bordeaux, 

Fac.  des  Sci.. 

Lab.  de  Biol.  Anim. 

*  CAMBAR,  R.     Prof. 

*  GIPOULOUX.  J.  D.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  GIRARD   (DECHAMBRE).  Mrs.  C. 

Maitre-Asst. 

*  ALBERT.  J.    Asst. 

*  CHAMBOLLE.  P.     Asst. 

*  ARNAULD.  Miss  E.  L.     Collab.  techn. 
Lab.  de  Physiol.  Gener. 

*  DUTRIEU.  Miss  J.     Maitre  de  Conf. 

*  CERBELLE.  J.  C.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  GOURDOUX  (DESTRADE),  Mrs.  L. 

Asst. 

*  MOREAU,  R.     Asst. 
Lab.  de  Zool.  Exper. 

*  HAGET.  A.     Prof. 

*  ROGUEDA  (VIGNAU).  Mrs.  J. 

Maitre-Asst. 

*  LOUVET.  J.  P.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  ALLfiAUME  (BORDES),Mrs.  N.     Asst. 

*  SUCH  (RAZIMBAUD)..  Mrs.  J.     Asst. 

*  FOURNIER,  B.     Att.  de  Rech. 

*  CAVALLIN  (THOMAS).  Mrs.  M. 

Att.  de  Rech. 

*  TAMARELLE  (GARAUDY).  Mrs.  M. 

Att.  de  Rech. 

*  RESSOUCHES   (SELMES).  Mrs.  A.  P. 

Ing.  de  Rech. 
Toulouse,  Univ.  de  Toulouse, 
Fac.  des  Sci.. 
Lab.  de  Biol.  Gener. 
NOUVEL.  H.     Prof..  Dir, 

*  BEETSCHEN.  J.  C.     Prof. 

*  GASSER.   F.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  JAYLET.  A.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  DUPRAT  (ESCUDIfi).  Mrs.  A.  M. 

Att.  de  Rech.  CNRS 

*  FERRIER.  V.     Asst. 

*  DEPARIS,  P.     Asst. 


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Germany   (West) 


Villc  d'Avray 

*  ROSTAND,  J. 
Villcfranchc-sur-Mer, 

Station  Zool. 

*  LALLIER.  R.  A.     Maitre  de  Rech 

au  CNRS 
VUlejuif,  C.N.R.S., 
Inst,  de  Rech.  Scient.  sur  le  Cancer 

PASCAUD.  M.     Prof..  Chief  of  Serv. 
Villeurbannc,  Univ.   de  Lyon, 
Fac.  des  Sci., 
Sect,  de  Biol.  Gen.  et  Appliquee 

*  NIGON,  V.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  LEGAY,  J.  M.     Prof. 

*  BRUN,  J.  L.     Maitre  de  Conf. 

*  DAILLIE,  J.     Maitre  de  Conf. 

*  TEULADE,  P.     Maitre  de  Conf. 

*  FOURCHE,  J.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  GUERRIER,  P.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  GODET  (NONNENMACHER),  Mrs.  J. 

Maitre-Asst. 

*  GILLOT  (PERDRIX).  Mrs.  S. 

Maitre-Asst. 

*  PONTIER,  J.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  PRUDHOMME,  J.  C.     Maitre-Asst. 

*  HEIZMANN,  P.     Att.  de  Rech. 

*  de  REGGI,  L.  M.    Att.  de  Rech. 

*  COULON  (BUBLEX).  Mrs.  M.  M. 

Att.  de  Rech. 

*  BLANCHET,  J.  P.     Asst. 

*  PAV£,  A.  G.     Asst. 

*  de  TURENNE,  Miss  M.     Stag,  de 

Rech.  au  CNRS 

GERMANY  (East) 
Berlin-Buch,  Deutsche  Akad.  der 
Wissensch.  zu  Berlin, 
Inst,  fiir  Zellphysiol. 

BIELKA,  H.     Dir. 

NOLL,  F.     Ober  Asst. 

THEISE,  H.     Asst. 

GRUMMT,    F.     Asst. 

SCHULTZ,  Miss  I.     Asst. 
Gatcrslebcn,  Deutsche  Akad.  der 
Wissensch.  zu  Berlin, 
Inst,  fiir  Ku'lturpflanzenforsch. 

*  PANITZ,  R.     Asst. 

*  MULLER,  A.  J.     Asst. 
BAUDISCH,  W.     Asst. 
SERFLING,  E.     Asst. 
WOBUS,  U.     Asst. 

Greifswald,  Univ.  of  Greifswald, 

Med.  School,  Dept.  of  Obstet.  &  Gynecol. 

HORKf,   Z.     Oberarzt 
Jena,  Friedrich-Schiller  Univ., 
Mathem.-naturwiss.-techn.  Fak., 
Sekt.  Bioi.-Pflanzenphysiol. 

*  AUGSTEN,  H.  Prof. 
Magdeburg,  Med.  Akad., 
Biol.  Inst. 

SCHUNZEL,  G. 
Rostock,  Univ.  Rostock, 
Med.  Fak.,  Anat.  Inst. 

*  SCHUMACHER,  G.  H.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  KRANTZ,  Mrs.  H.     I.Oberarzt 

*  FANGHANEL,  J.     wiss.  Asst. 


Zool.  Inst. 

ARNDT.  E.  A.     Prof.  (Abt.  Meeresbiol.) 
PENZLIN,   H.     Doz. 

GERMANY  (West) 

Aachen,  Rhein.-Westf.  Techn.  Hochschule, 

Dept.  of  Anat. 

(see  Basel,  Switz.,  Anat.  Inst.) 

Bamberg^  Staatl.  Frauenklinik  and 

Hebammenschule 

KRONE,  H.  A.     Prof..  Dir. 
Berlin,  Freie  Univ.  Berlin, 
Med.  Fak.,  II.  Anat.  Inst,  und 
Forschungsabt.  fiir  Elektronenmikr. 

SCHWARZ,  W.     Prof.  (Anat.) 

MERKER,  H.  J.     Priv.  Doz. 
Inst,  fiir  Physiol.  Chemie 

*  TIEDEMANN,    H.     Prof..   Dir. 

*  TIEDEMANN  (WAECHTER),  Mrs.  H. 

Wiss.  Asst. 

*  FAULHABER.  Miss  I.  E.  W.     Asst. 

*  GRUNZ,  H.     Asst. 

*  SCHMIALEK,  P.     Asst. 
I.  Zool.  Inst. 

*  DOHLE,  W.     Dr.rer.nat. 
Berlin,  Schering  AG 

*  ELGER,  W. 
Bochum,  Ruhr-Univ., 

Inst,  fiir  Zellphysiol.,  Abt.  Biol. 

*  BEINBRECH,  G. 

Bonn,  Friedr.-Wilhelms  Univ., 
Landwirtschaftl.  Fak.. 
Inst,  fiir  Landwirtsch.  Zool. 
und  Bienenkunde 

*  WURMBACH,  H.     Prof.,  Head 

*  KARB,  B.     Asst. 
Zool.  Inst. 

DANNEEL,  R.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Bonn,  Univ.  Bonn, 
Anat.  Inst.,  Abt.  fiir  Neuroanat. 

*  FLEISCHHAUER,  K.     Prof. 

*  GARWEG,  G. 

*  SCHLUTER,  G. 
Braunschweig,  Techn.  Univ., 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  HAUENSCHILD,  C.     Prof. 
Diisscldorf,  Univ.  Diisseldorf, 
Med.  Fak.,  Inst,  fur  Humangenetik 
und  Anthropol. 

SCHADE,  H.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  GROTE,  W.    Wiss.  Asst. 
Mathem.-Naturwissensch.  Fak., 
Zool.  Inst. 

WADA,  S.     Asst. 
Erlangen,  Univ.  Erlangen-Niirnberg, 
Med.  Fak.,  Anat.  Inst. 

*  MERKLE,  U.     Prof. 
Physiol.-Chem.  Inst. 

HORSTMANN,  H.  J.    Univ.  Doz. 
Naturwissenschaftl.   Fak., 
I.  Zool.  Inst. 

SIEWING,  R.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  KORN,  H.  F.     Univ.   Doz. 

*  SCHOLL,  G.     Wiss.  Asst. 
Frankfurt,  Univ.  Frankfurt, 
Med.  Fak.,  Anat.  Inst. 

STARCK,  D.     Prof. 

219 


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Inst,  fiir  Humangenet.  und  vergl.  Erbpathol. 

*  DEGENHARDT.  K.  H.  Prof..  Dir. 

*  KLEINEBRECHT,  J.     Wiss.  Asst. 
Inst,  fiir  Kinemat.  Zellforschung 

*  BEREITER-HAHN.  J.     Asst. 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  HANKE.  W.     Prof. 

*  LEIST.  K.  H. 

Freiburg,  Max-Planck-Inst.  fiir 

Iramunbiologie, 

Arbeitsgr.  G.  H.  M.  Gottschewski 

*  GOTTSCHEWSKI.  G.  H.  M. 

Prof.,  Head 

*  ZIMMERMANN.  W.     Asst, 

*  DENKER,  H.  W. 

Freiburg,  Stadt.  Museum  fiir  Naturkunde 
SCHNETTER.  M.     Doz.  Leiter 
SCHWAIER,  Miss  A. 
ROSELER.  P.  F. 

Freiburg,  Univ.   Freiburg. 

Biol.  Inst.  I, 

Lab.  fiir  Chromosomenforsch. 

*  HESS.  O.     Doz. 
Biol.  Inst.  I   (Zoologie) 

*  SANDER.  K.     Prof. 

*  GERISCH.  G.    Doz. 

*  WEYGOLDT.  P.     Doz. 

*  KALTHOFF.  K.     Asst. 
LEHMANN.  R. 

Giesscn,  Univ.  Giessen, 
Anat.  Inst. 

*  OKSCHE.  A.     Prof. 
PETERS.  Th. 

Naturwiss.  Fak..  I.  Zool.  Inst. 

*  GOTTING,  K.  ].     Priv.  doz..  Oberasst. 
Bad  Godcsbcrg,  Inst,  fur  Flugmedizin 
der  D.F.V.L.R. 

*  BRIEGLEB.  W.     Abt.  leiter 

*  TEUCHERT.  Mrs.  G.     Wiss.  Mitarb. 
Gottingen,  Univ.  Gottingen, 

Anat.  Inst. 

*  BLECHSCHMIDT.  E.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  STEDING.  G.     Oberasst. 

*  CHRIST.  B.     Asst. 
JACOB.  Miss  M.     Asst. 
JACOB.  H.  J.     Asst. 

I.  Physik.  Inst. 

*  HOMANN.  H.  A.     Guest  Worker 

II.  Zool.  Inst,  und  Museum 
AX.  P.     Prof.,  Dir. 

Hamburg,  Univ.  Hamburg, 
Med.  Fak..  Anat.  Inst. 

*  HORSTMANN,  E.     Prof.,   Dir. 

*  WARTENBERG,  H.     Prof. 

*  HOLSTEIN,  A.  F.     Priv.  doz. 

*  BREUCKER.  Miss  H.     Asst. 
Inst,  fiir  Humangenet. 

SCHLOOT.  W. 
Univ.-Frauenklinik 

*  STEGNER.  H.  E.     Priv.-Doz. 
Inst,  fiir  Hydrobiol.  und  Fischereiwiss. 

LILLELUND,  K.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  PETERS.  N.  W.     Priv.-Doz. 

*  BRAUM.  E.     Asst. 

*  von  WESTERNHAGEN.  H. 
Hannover,  Techn.  Hochschule, 
Inst,  fiir  Botanik 

STANCE.  Miss  L.     Prof. 


Germany    (West) 

Heidelberg,  Univ.  Heidelberg. 
Bot.  Inst. 

*  BOPP.  M.     Prof..  Dir. 
Physiol.  Lehrstuhl.  Zool.  Inst. 

*  DUSPIVA.  F.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  HANSEN-DELKESKAMP.  Mrs.  E. 

*  SCHNETTER.  W.     Wiss.  Asst. 
Heiligcnberg,  Heiligenberg-Inst. 

*  KRAUSE.  G.     Prof. 

*  WOELLWARTH,  C.  von    Asst. 

*  KOCHER.  W.     Doz. 

*  KOCHER-BECKER,  Mrs.  U.     Asst. 

*  PENTZ,  S.     Asst. 
Karlsruhe,  Univ.  Karlsruhe, 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  BRANDLE,  K.  A.     Asst. 
Kiel,  Neue  Univ., 

Anat.  Inst. 

*  PEHLEMANN,  F.  W.     Priv.-Doz. 
Koln,  Max-Planck-Inst.  fiir  Himforschung, 
Abt.  fiir  allg.  Neurol. 

WECHSLER,  W.     Oberasst. 
Koln,  Univ.  Koln, 
Inst,  fiir  Entw.physiol. 

*  HARTE,  Miss  C.     Prof. 

*  POHLEY,  H.  J.     Prof.,  Doz. 

*  KIERMAYER,  O.     Doz. 

*  MUTH,  F.  W.     Asst. 

*  HOFMANN,  D.  K.     Asst. 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  NEUMANN,  D.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  EGELHAAF.  A.     Prof. 

*  KUHN.  O.     Prof.  (Emer.) 

*  ENGLANDER,  H.     Prof. 

*  VAHS,  W.     Prof. 

*  ANTON,  H.  J.     Doz. 

*  HARTWIG,  H.     Doz. 

*  JOHNEN,  Miss  A.  G.     Doz. 

*  DARDA,  S.  H.     Asst. 

*  FISCHER,  A.     Asst. 

*  HOCKER,  W.     Asst. 

*  KUTHE,  H.  W.     Asst. 

*  LOBBECKE,  E.  A.     Asst. 
Mainz,  Univ.  Mainz, 

Inst,  fiir  spez.  Botanik 

*  HACCIUS,  Miss  B.     Prof. 
Zool.  Inst. 

ANDRES,  G. 
Marburg,  Philipps-Univ., 
Inst,  fiir  Physiol.  Chemie 

*  SEKERIS,  C.  E.     Oberasst. 

*  WEIRICH,  G.    Asst. 

*  SHAAYA,  E.     Asst. 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  KOECKE,  H.  U.     Prof.,  Dir. 
SEIDEL,  F.     Prof.   (Emer.) 
LUDTKE,  H.     Prof. 

*  CLEFFMANN,  G.     Prof. 

*  SCRIBA,  M.  E.  L.     Priv.-Doz. 

*  KOCH,  P.     Asst. 

*  SEITZ,  K.  A.     Asst. 
Marburg,  Univ.  Marburg, 
Anat.  Inst. 

RETRY,  G.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Miinchcn,  Max-Planck-Inst.  fiir  Biochem. 

*  REMBOLD,  H.     Priv.-Doz. 


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Munchen,  Univ.  Munchen, 
Tierarztl.  Fak.,  Inst,  fiir  Pharmakol., 
Toxikol.  und  Pharmazie 

*  TEMPEL,  K.     Doz. 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  BOHN,  H. 
Miinstcr,  Univ.  Miinster, 
Med.  Fak.,  Anat.  Inst. 

*  ROLLHAUSER,  H.     Prof.,  Head 
ROLLHAUSER  (TER  HORST). 

Mrs.  J.  O.  B. 
Inst,  of  Human  Genet. 

*  LENZ,  W.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  PAWLOWITZKI,  I.  H.     Asst. 
Zool.  Inst. 

t  BIER,  K.     Prof. 

*  ENGELS,  W.     Asst. 

*  RIBBERT,   D.     Asst. 

*  KUNZ,  W.     Asst. 
Saarbriickcn,  Univ.  des  Saarlandes, 
Mathem.-Naturwissensch.  Fak., 
Inst,  fiir  Genetik 

*  KROEGER,  H.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  ROBERT.  M.     Asst. 

*  BURKART.  T.     Asst. 

*  BOSSHARD,  N.  U.  Asst. 
Stuttgart,  Univ.  Hohenheim. 
Inst,  fiir  Histol.  und  Embryol. 

*  KNESE.  K.  H.     Prof..  Dir. 
FISCHER,  G.     Asst. 

Zool.  Inst. 

*  PFLUGFELDER,  O.     Prof..  Dir. 
Tubingen,  Max-Planck-Inst.  fur  Biol, 
Abt.  Beermann 

*  BEERMANN,  W.     Prof. 
MEYER,  G.  F.     Doz. 
HAUSEN.  P.     Doz. 

*  HENNIG,  W.     Asst. 

Tubingen,  Max-Planck-Inst.  fiir  Zellbiol.. 

Abt.  Bauer. 

Arbeitsgr.  Biochem.  Embryol. 

*  CZIHAK,  G.     Head 

*  BOCKSTAHLER.  L.     Asst. 

*  SCHMEKEL,  Miss  M.  L.     Asst. 
Tiibingcn,  Univ.  Tiibingen, 

Anat.  Inst. 

HINRICHSEN.  K.     Prof. 

MERTZ.  M.     Asst. 
Zool.  Inst. 

GRELL,  K.  G.     Prof. 

SCHWARTZ,  V.     Prof. 

*  NETZEL.  H.  E.  M.     Asst. 
LEIBENGUTH,  F.     Asst. 

Zoophysiol.  Inst. 

MULLER,  W.  A.     Asst. 
Wilhclmshaven,  Max-Planck-Inst. 
fiir  Zellbiol. 

*  HAMMERLING,  J.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  SCHWEIGER.  H.  G.     Abt.  leiter 

*  WERZ,  G.     Abt.  leiter 

*  DILLARD,  W.     Asst. 
Wiirzburg,   Univ.   Wiirzburg, 
Med.  Fac.  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  SCHIEBLER,  T.  H.     Prof..  Head 

*  VOLLRATH.  L.     Priv.-Doz. 
Fac.  of  Nat.  Science, 

Inst,  of  Appl.  Zool. 

*  GOSSWALD.  K.     Prof.,  Head 


*  SCHMIDT,  G.  H.     Priv.-Doz. 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  KRAUSE,  G.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  KOCHER,  W.     Doz. 

*  JUNG,  E.     Asst. 

*  ACHTELIG,  M.     Asst. 

*  WOLF,  R.     Asst. 

*  EMMERT,  W.     Asst. 

GREECE 

Athens,  Univ.  of  Athens, 

Fac.  of  Sci., 

Zool.  Lab.  and  Museum 

KIORTSIS,  V.     Prof.,  Dir. 

ZAFIRATOS,  K.     Asst. 

MORAITOU    (APOSTOLOPOULOU), 
Mrs.  M.     Asst 

MYTILINEOU,  C.     Res.  Assoc. 

HUNGARY 

Budapest,  Children  s  Hosp.  "Paul  Heim", 
Dept.  of  Congenital  Malformations 

*  BERNDORFER,  A.     Chief  Surgeon 
Budapest,  Hung.  Acad,  of  Sci.. 

Inst,  of  Exper.  Med.,  Morphol.  Dept. 
GYEVAI   (T6TH).  Mrs.  A.  T. 

Res.  Worker 
Budapest,  Med.  Univ.. 
Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol. 

*  TORO,  I.     Prof. 

*  TOROK.  L.  J.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  CSABA,  G.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  HORVATH.  Miss  C.     Asst. 

*  MOLD,  Miss  K.     Asst. 

*  RADOS.  I.     Asst. 

*  TORO.  I..  Jr.     Asst. 
Pecs,  Univ.  Med.  School, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

SZfiKELY.  G.     Lect. 

STRAZNICKY.  Ch.     Asst. 
Szeged,  Univ.  Med.  School. 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  CSILLIK.  B.     Prof..  Chairman 

*  KALMAN,  G.     Res.  Asst. 

*  KASA.  P.     Res.  Asst. 

*  KNYIHAR,  Miss  E.     Res.  Asst. 

IRELAND 

Dublin,  Univ.  College, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  RAMSAY   (KUNZ),  Mrs.  Y.  W.     Lect. 

*  DUKE,  E.  J.     Asst.  Lect. 

ITALY 

Arco  Felice  (Napoli), 
Lab.  of  Molec.  Embryol. 

*  MONROY,  A.     Prof. 
Bari,  Univ.  of  Bari, 

Fac.  of  Med.,  Inst,  of  Human  Anat. 

*  AMPRINO,  R.  M.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  CAMOSSO,  Miss  M.  E.     Asst. 

*  MAROTTI.  G.     Asst. 

*  MITOLO.  V.     Asst. 
Bologna,  Univ.  di  Bologna. 
1st.  di  Anat.  Comp. 

LEGHISSA.  S.     Prof.,  Dir. 


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*  MINELLI,  G.     Prof. 

ROSSINI,  Miss  M.  C.     Asst. 

GARAVINI,  Mrs.  C.  Asst. 

DEGLI  ESPOSTI,  Miss  A.  M.     Asst. 

QUAGLIA,  A.     Asst. 
1st.  di  Anat.  Umana  Norm. 

OLIVO,  O.  M.     Prof.,  Dir. 

LULLINI,  Mrs.  I.  GALLIANI    Asst. 
1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.  Gener. 

RIZZOLI,  C.     Prof..  Dir. 

CARINCI,  P.     Asst. 

MANZOLI,  F.  A.     Asst. 

MANZOLI  (GUIDOTTI),  Mrs.  L.     Asst. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Inst,  of  Zool. 

*  VANNINI.  E.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  STAGNI,  Miss  A.     Prof. 

*  ZAFFAGNINI,  F.     Prof. 

*  GRASSO,  M.     Prof. 

*  GARDENGHI,  G.     Asst. 

*  DI  GRANDE,  Miss  F.     Researcher 

*  ZACCANTI,  F.     Researcher 
Camcrino,  Univ.  di  Camerino, 

Fac    di  Sci..  Cat.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol. 

DE  VINCENTIIS.  M.     Prof. 
1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp. 

BELLINI'GARDELLINI.  Miss  L. 

Asst.  Prof. 

BOTTE.  V.     Asst.  Prof. 
Catania,  Univ.  di  Catania. 
1st    di  Anat.  Umana  Norm.,  2a  Cattedra 

*  PASSAPONTI,  A.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  MARRARO  (CARNAZZA).  Mrs.  M.  L. 

Asst. 

1st.  di  Zool. 

*  RANZOLI.  F.     Prof. 

*  DE  LUCA.  V.     Prof. 

*  SICHEL,  G.     Prof. 

*  BARBAGALLO  (PATTI),  Mrs.  I.     Asst. 

*  VISCUSO,  Miss  R.     Asst. 
Ferrara,  Univ.  di  Ferrara, 

Fac.  di  Sci.,  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp. 

*  RAUNICH,  L.     Prof. 

*  SALVATORELLI,  G.     Asst. 
1st.  di  Zool. 

*  COLOMBO,  G.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  PINAMONTI.  S.     Prof. 

*  MICCIARELLI  (SBRENNA).  Mrs.  A. 

Asst. 

PETRIS,  A.     Asst. 

SBRENNA,  G.     Asst. 
Geneva,  Univ.  di  Genova, 
1st.  di  Anat.  Comp. 

*  MINGANTI.  A.     Prof. 
1st.  di  Zool. 

*  DELLA  CROCE,  N.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  BETTANIN  (BELGRANO),  Mrs.  S. 

Asst. 

Messina,  Univ.  di  Messina, 

Fac.  di  Sci.,  1st.  Idrobiol.  e  Pescicolt. 

*  COSTANZO,  G.     Asst. 
1st.  di  Zool.  e  di  Anat.  Comp. 

*  BOLOGNARI.  A.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  ALBANESE  (CARMIGNANI). 

Mrs.  M.  P.     Asst. 

*  DONATO  (CELI) ,  Mrs.  A.     Asst. 

*  CANNATA.  F.     Asst.  Cat.  di  Istol. 

ed  Embriol. 


Italy 

Milano,  Univ.  di  Milano, 
Cattedra  di  Anat.  Comp. 

ZAVANELLA.  Miss  T.     Asst. 
Fac.  of  Med..  2nd  Chair  of  Human  Anat., 
Anat.  Inst. 

*  PANNESE,  E.     Prof. 

1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.  Gen. 

PRETO  PARVIS,  Mrs.  V.     Prof. 

FORNI.  Miss  S.    Asst. 
1st.  di  Genetica 

*  BARIGOZZI.  C.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  HALFER.  Miss  C.     Asst. 

*  BAIRATI,  A.     Asst. 

*  DOLFINI.  Miss  S.     Asst. 

*  ALBERGHINA  (TONINI),  Mrs.  F. 

Fellow 
Cattedra  di  Embriol.  e  Morfol.  Sperim. 
LEONE,  V. 
CASTELLANI  (CERESA),Mrs.L.   Asst. 

1st.  di  Zool. 

RANZI,  S.     Prof.,  Dir. 

CIGADA  (LEONARDI).  Mrs.  M.     Prof. 

LANZAVECCHIA.  G.     Prof. 

PARISI,  V.     Res.  Assoc. 

COLLINI,  Miss  R.     Asst. 

SAMUELLI,  Miss  C. 
Modcna,  Univ.  di  Modena, 
Fac.  di  Sci.  Fis.,  Mat.  e  Nat., 
1st.  di  Anat.  Comp. 

*  BAFFONI,  G.  M.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  MARINI.  Miss  M.     Asst. 

*  FRATELLO.  B.     Asst. 

*  LOMBARDO,  F.     Asst. 
Napoli,  Univ.  di  Napoli. 
1st.  di  Anat.  Topogr. 

*  BORGHESE.  E.     Prof..  Dir. 
ALESCIO,  T.     Asst. 

Napoli  (see  Arco  Felice) 
Padova,  Univ.  di  Padova. 
Fac.  di  Sci.,  1st.  di  Biol.  Anim. 

*  SABBADIN,  A.     Prof. 
BATTAGLL^,  B.     Prof. 

*  COLOMBO.  L.     Asst. 

*  DANIELI,  G.  A.     Asst. 

*  BURIGHEL.  P.     Asst. 
Inst,  of  Gen.  Biol. 

*  LEVIS.  A.  G.     Asst. 
Palermo,  Univ.  di  Palermo. 
Fac.  di  Sci..  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp. 

*  GIUDICE,  G.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  MUTOLO,  V.    Assoc.  Prof. 

*  MAGGIO,  Miss  R.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  D'AMELIO.  V.     Assoc.  Prof. 
VITTORELLI,  Miss  M.  L.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  MILLONIG,  G.     Res.  Fellow 

*  CECCARINI.  C.     Res.  Fellow 

*  RINALDI.  Miss  A.  M.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  CRIPPA.  M.     Asst.  Prof. 
1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol. 

D'ANCONA  (LUNETTA).  Mrs.  G. 

Asst. 

MINAFRA,  S.     Asst. 
DI  STEFANO.  L.     Guest  worker 
1st.  di  Zool. 

*  REVERBERI.  G.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  ORTOLANI.  Miss  G.     Prof. 


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Italy 


*  MANCUSO.  V.     Prof. 

*  DURANTE,  Miss  M.  C.     Prof. 

*  D'ANNA,  T.     Asst. 

*  FARINELLA  (FERRUZZA).  Mrs.  N. 

Asst. 

*  LA  SPINA,  Miss  R.  Asst. 

*  PATRICOLO,  Miss  E.     Researcher 

*  MANSUETO   (BONACCORSO). 

Mrs.  C.     Researcher 

*  CUSIMANO  (CAROLLO),  Mrs.  T. 

Researcher 

*  MAJORCA  (MONTELEONE).  Mrs.  A. 

Researcher 

*  PUCCIA,  E.     Asst. 

*  VILLA,  Miss  L.     Researcher 

*  PARRINELLO,  N.     Asst. 
Parma,  Univ.  di  Parma, 
Fac.  di  Sci.,  1st.  di  Zool. 

*  SCHREIBER,  B.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  RINALDI,  Miss  L.     Asst. 
Pavia,  Univ.  di  Pavia, 

1st.  di  Anat.  Comp. 

*  GERZELI,  G.     Prof. 

*  BOLOGNANI  (FANTIN),  Mrs.  A.  M. 

Prof. 
1st.  di  Istol.  e  Embriol. 

*  MANFREDI  ROMANINI.  Mrs.  M.  G. 

Prof.,  Dir. 

*  FRASCHINI,   Miss  A.     Prof. 

*  PORCELLI,  Miss  F.     Asst. 
School  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Dermatol. 

*  SERRI,  F.     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  GIANNETTI.  A.     Asst. 

*  CERIMELE.  D.  Asst. 
Perugia,  Univ.  di  Perugia, 
Fac.  di  Med.,  1st.  di  Biol.  Gen. 

*  LIOTTI,  F.  S.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  MIGLIORINI  (BRUSCHELLI),  Mrs.  G. 

Asst. 

*  ROSI,  Miss  G.     Asst. 

*  GIOVANNINI,  E.     Asst. 

*  BIAGIONI,  M.     Asst. 

Fac.  di  Sci.  Agr.,  1st.  di  Zool.  Gen. 

CASTIGLI  (PITOTTI),  Mrs.  M. 

Prof.,  Dir. 

BELLONI.  C.     Asst. 
Fac.  di  Sci.  Nat.  1st.  di  Anat.  Comp. 

BONDI.  C.     Prof..  Dir. 
Pisa,  Univ.  di  Pisa, 
1st.  di  Anat.  e  Istoembriol. 

MASSART,  C.     Prof..  Dir. 

PERA,   L.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  CONTE.  G.     Asst. 

1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp. 

*  BENAZZI.  M.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  BENAZZI  (LENT ATI).  Mrs.  G. 

Assoc.  Prof. 

*  MANCINO.  G.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  PUCCINELLI,  Mrs.  I.     Asst. 

*  SCALI.  V.     Asst. 

*  BARSACCHI.  Miss  G.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  GREMIGNI,  V.     Asst. 

*  MAZZA.  M.     Res.  Assoc. 
Roma,  C.N.E.N., 

Lab.  di  Radiobiol.  Anim. 

*  ZITO  (BIGNAMI),  Mrs.  R.     Invest. 

*  FANTONI,  A.     Invest. 
GIACOMONI,  D.     Invest. 


Roma,  Univ.  di  Roma, 

Fac.  di  Med., 

1st.  di  Anat.  Umana  Norm. 

PALMA,  A.     Asst.  Prof. 
1st.  di  Biol.  Gen. 

SPIRITO,  A.     Prof..  Dir. 

SANTORO  D'ANGELO,  Mrs.  L.     Asst. 

CUOMO,  Miss  M.     Asst. 

BOFFI  LUCARELLI,  Mrs.  A.  M.     Asst. 
Fac.  di  Sci., 
1st.  di  Anat.  Comp.  "Battista  Grassi" 

*  STEFANELLI,  A.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  ROSSI,  A.     Asst. 

*  BERTOLINI.  B.     Asst. 
CAPANNA.  E.     Asst. 

*  FILONI.  S.     Asst. 
1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol. 

*  URBANI,  E.     Prof.,  Dir. 
URBANI  (MISTRUZZI),  Mrs.  L. 

Prof.  Inc. 

*  MONESI,  V.     Prof. 

*  RUSSO-CAIA,  S.     Prof.  Inc. 

*  MOLINARO,  M.     Asst. 
1st.  di  Zool. 

*  PASQUINI,  P.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  MANELLI,  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  MASTROLIA,  Miss  L.     Asst. 

*  MANGIA,  F. 

*  STAMPA   (DI  CASTRO),  Mrs.  M. 
Sassari,  Univ.  di  Sassari, 

Fac.  di  Sci.  Mat.  Fis.  e  Nat., 
1st.  di  Zool. 

*  LEPORI,  N.  G.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  PALA,  Miss  M.     Asst. 

*  LISSIA  (FRAU),  Mrs.  A.  M.     Asst. 

*  ARRU,  Miss  A.     Asst. 
Torino,  Univ.  di  Torino, 
Fac.  Med.  e  Chirurgia, 

1st.  di  Anat.  Umana  Norm. 

*  FILOGAMO.  G.       Prof..  Dir. 

*  GABELLA,  G.     Asst. 

*  CANTINO,  D.     Asst. 

*  COSTA,  M.     Asst. 

*  MACOTTA.  V.    Asst. 

*  COMOGLIO.  P.  C.     Asst. 
1st.  di  Istol.  ed  Embriol.  Gen. 

*  MARCHISIO.  P.  C.    Asst. 

Fac.  di  Sci.,  1st.  di  Embriol.  Sperim. 

*  GUARDABASSI.  Miss  A.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  OLIVERO,  M.     Asst. 

*  CAMPANTICO,  E.     Asst. 
Inst,  of  Biochem. 

*  RINAUDO,  M.  T.    Asst. 

*  GIUNTA,  C.    Asst. 

*  BRUNO,  R. 

1st.  di  Anat.  degli  Anim.  Dom. 

*  GODINA.  G.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  BARASA,  A.     Asst. 

1st.  di  Fisiol.  Gen.  e  Spec,  degli 
Anim.  Domest.  e  Chim.  Biol. 

ROWINSKI,  P.     Prof. 
1st.  di  Antropol.  Criminol. 

*  TESTA-BAPPENHEIM.  I.     Prof. 
Trieste,  Univ.  di  Trieste, 

1st.  di  Zool.  e  Anat.  Comp. 

*  GHIRARDELLI.  E.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  RADO  LUSER.  Mrs.  G.     Asst. 

*  DI  MARCOTULLIO,  A.     Asst. 


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NETHERLANDS 

Amsterdam,  Netherlands  Cancer  Inst. 

*  ZEILMAKER,  G.  H. 
Amsterdam,  Netherlands  Centr.   Inst, 
for  Brain  Research 

ARIENS,  KAPPERS,  J.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  SCHADfi,  J.  P.     Assoc.  Dir. 

*  CORNER,  M.  A.     Head  Lab.  of 

Developm.   Physiol. 

*  BOT,  A.  P.  C. 

*  JONGKIND,  J.  F.     Head  Histochem. 

£)  Cytochem.  Group 
Amsterdam,  Univ.  of  Amsterdam, 
Fac.  of  Med.,  Anat-Embryol.  Inst. 

*  LIMBORGH,  J.  van     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  WOERDEMAN,  M.  W.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

*  TRAMPUSCH.  H.  A.  L.     Sen.  Lect., 

Head  Div.  of  Exper.  Morph. 

*  LOS,  J.  A.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  MADJEREK,  Z.  S. 

*  DRUKKER,  J. 

*  VERWOERD.  C.  D.  A.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  HARREBOMfiE,  Mrs.  A.  E.      Res.  Assoc. 

*  TONNEYCK  (MULLER),  Mrs.  I.     Asst. 

*  AMONS,  F.     Asst. 

*  SMIT,  P.     Asst. 

*  HOUTHOFF,  H.  J.     Asst. 

*  OOSTROM,  C.  G.  van     Asst. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Zool.  Lab. 

*  NAAKTGEBOREN,  C.     Sen.  Sci.  Off. 

*  TA VERNE,  M.     Asst. 

*  STEGEMAN,  Miss  J.  H.  J.     Res.  worker 

T.N.O. 
Amsterdam,  Vrije  Univ., 
Lab.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol. 

*  NIE,  C.  J.  van 
Groningcn,  Univ.  of  Groningen, 

Fac.  of  Med.,  Dept.  of  Anat.  &  Embryol. 
WILDE,  A.  G.  de     Prof.,  Head 
BIJTEL,  Miss  J.  H.     Lect. 
PLEEGING,  J.  H.     Chief  Asst. 
GLAS,  P. 

*  JONGH,  H.  J.  de     Lect. 
Haren   (Or.),  Univ.  of  Groningen, 
Genet.  Inst. 

*  PIJNACKER,  L.  P.     Sen.  Sci.  Off. 
Leiden,  Univ.  of  Leiden, 

Fac.  of  Med., 
Anat. -Embryol.  Lab. 

DANKMEIJER,  J.     Prof.,  Dir. 

LANDSMEER,  J.  M.  F.     Prof. 

OPPENHEIMER   (DEKKER),  Mrs.  A. 

Lect. 

HOEFSMIT,  Miss  E.  C.  M. 

*  GOEDBLOED,  J.  F.     Sen.  Sci.  Off. 

*  HUSON,  A.     Lect. 

Lab.  for  Cell  Biol.  &  Histol. 

*  GAILLARD,  P.  J.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  ZAAIJER,  Miss  J.  J.  P.     Lect. 

*  THESINGH,  Miss  C.  W.     Sen.  Off. 
Fac.  of  Sci., 

Dept.  of  Genet. 

*  GLOOR,  H.  J.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  BREUGEL,  F.  M.  A.  van 
Zool.  Lab. 

*  KUIJEN.  C.  J.  van 


Netherlands 

*  PRIESTER,  W.  de     Sci.  worker 

*  SPREY,  Th.  E.     Sci.  worker 

*  STARRE  (van  der  MOLEN),  Mrs.  G. 

van  der 
Nijmegen,  Univ.  of  Nijmegen, 
Med.  Fac, 

Dept.   of   Anat.    and   Embryol. 
LAMMERS,  H.  J.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  VERHOFSTAD,  A.  A.  J.     Asst. 

*  KEYSER,  A.  J.  M.     Asst. 

*  WIJFFELS,  C.  M.     Asst. 
Dept.  of  Biochem. 

*  BONTING,  S.  L.     Prof.,  Head 

*  DAEMEN,  F.  J.  M.     Sci.  Off. 
Zool.  Lab.,  Dept.  of  Cell  Biol. 

*  BERENDES,  H.  D.     Prof.    (Zool.) 
Rotterdam,  Med.   Fac.  Rotterdam. 
Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol. 

*  KREDIET,  P.     Lector 
Utrecht,  Hubrecht  Lab.    (Intemat. 
Embryol.  Inst.) 

*  NIEUWKOOP,  P.  D.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  FABER,  J.     Sen.  Sci.  Off. 

*  BOTERENBROOD,  Miss  E.  C. 

(exper.  morph.) 

*  HARA.  K.      (photo-  and  cinematogr.) 

*  LAWSON,  Miss  K.  A.     (tissue  cult.) 

'  KONIJN,  Th.  M.     (developm.  physiol.) 

*  BLUEMINK,  J.  G.      (electron  micr.) 

*  UBBELS.   Miss  G.  A.      (histochem.) 

*  SAAG.  P.  Th.  M.  van  der     (biochem.) 

*  LAAT,  S.  W.  de     (biophys.) 
SALOMfi,  B.  Z.      (chief  librarian) 

*  OUWENEEL.  W.  J.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  DOUCET  (de  BRUINE),  Mrs.  M.  H.  M. 

Res.  Assoc. 
Utrecht,  Rijksinst.  voor  de  Volksgezondheid, 
Dept.  of  Pharmacol. 

*  GEBHARDT,  D.  O.  E.     Biochem. 
Utrecht,  Univ.  of  Utrecht, 

Central  Interfaculty 

*  LINDENMAYER,  A.     Prof. 
Fac.  of  Med., 

Dept.  of  Med.  Anat.  and  Embryol. 

*  DOORENMAALEN,  W.  J.  van 

Prof.,  Dir. 

*  BRAHMA,  S.  K.     Sen.  Sci.  Off. 
GROENENDIJK  ( HUIJBERS ) , 

Mrs.  M.  M. 

*  STARRE,  H.  van  der     Sci.  worker 
Fac.  of  Sci., 

Biol.  Ultrastruct.  Research  Unit 

*  ELBERS,  P.  F.     Lect.,  Head 

*  BERENDSEN,  W. 
Genet.  Inst. 

*  SCHARLOO,  W.     Prof  . 
Zool.  Lab. 

*  RAVEN,  Chr.  P.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  GEILENKIRCHEN.  W.  L.  M.     Lect. 

*  VERDONK,  N.  H. 

*  TIMMERMANS.  Miss  L.  P.  M. 

*  LABORDUS,  V. 

*  BIGGELAAR.  J.  A.  M.  v.  d. 

*  BOON   (NIERMEIJER),  Mrs.  E.  K. 

*  WAL,  U.  P.  V.  d. 

*  DONGEN,  C.  A.  M.  van 

*  ARNOLDS,  W.  J.  A. 


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Poland 


Vet.  Fac, 

Vet.  Anat.  and  Einbryol.  Inst. 

*  WIERTZ   (HOESSELS), 

Mrs.  E.  L.  M.  J.     Sen.  Sci.  Off. 

*  WENSING.  C.  J.  G.     Sen.  Sci.  Off. 
Lab.  for  Vet.  Physiol. 

*  ROMIJN,  C.     Prof. 

*  LOKHORST.  Miss  W. 
Wageningen,  Agricult.  Univ., 
Lab.  for  Entomol. 

WILDE,  J.  de       Prof. 
SCHOONHOVEN,  L.  M. 
STAAL,  G.  B. 
SCHOONEVELD,  H. 

NORWAY 

Bergen,  Univ.  of  Bergen, 
Anat.  Inst. 

HARKMARK,  W.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  FORSBERG,  J.  G.     Prof. 

*  ABRO,  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  KVINNSLAND,  S.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  STRAY  (BREISTEIN),  Mrs.  L.     Instr. 
Oslo,  Univ.  of  Oslo, 

Anat.  Inst. 

JANSEN,  J.     Prof.   (Emer.) 
VAAGE,  S. 

KORNELIUSSEN,  H.  K.     Res.  Fellow 
MUGNAINI,  E. 

POLAND 

Krakow,  Acad,  of  Med., 
Dept.  of  Biol,  and  Embryol. 

SKOWRON,  S.     Prof.,  Dir. 

RZEHAK,  K.     Res.  Asst. 

SCISLAWSKI,  A. 
Polish  Acad,  of  Science, 
Dept.  of  Exper.  Zool. 

SKOWRON,  S.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Dept.  of  Neuropathol. 

KALUZA,  J.  S. 
Krakow,  Jagiellonian  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Comp.  Anat. 

SZARSKI,  H.     Prof.,  Head 

*  GRODZIKJSKI,  Z.     Prof.    (Emer.) 

*  KILARSKI,  W.     Lect. 

*  BYCZKOWSKA  (SMYK),  Mrs.  W. 
Dept.  of  Anim.  Genet.  &  Org.  Evol. 

*  KRZANOWSKA  (DATKOWNA), 

Mrs.  H.     Head 
Dept.  of  Plant  Physiol. 

*  RYCZKOWSKI,  M.     Lect. 
Zool.  Dept. 

SMRECZYlQSKI,  S.     Head 

*  W^GLARSKA,  Miss  B.    Asst. 

*  KRZYSZTOFOWICZ,  Miss  A.     Asst. 

*  JURA.  Cz.     Dir.  Lab.  of  Invert.  Embryol. 

*  TYSZKIEWICZ,  Mrs.  K.  Asst. 
Inst,  of  Zootechn.,  Dept.  of  Reprod. 
Physiol.,  Histol.  Lab. 

BIBORSKI,  J.     Head 
Krakow,  Wyzsza  SzkoJa  Pedagog., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  JUSZCZYK,  W.     Chief 

*  DOBROWOLSKI.  J.     Res.  Asst. 


Eodz,  Acad,  of  Med., 

Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol. 

*  FORTAK,  W.     Chief 

*  LEONIENI.  J.    Asst. 

*  KMIEC,  B.     Asst. 

*  BOCZKOWSKA,  Mrs.  J.     Asst. 

*  WYSOCKA,  Miss  B.     Asst. 
JLodz,  Milit.  Acad,  of  Med., 
Inst,  of  Pathol.  Anat. 

BAGIl<iSKA  (BORSUK),  Mrs.  L     Lect. 
{Lodz 

*  BAGWSKI,  S.     Prof.  (Emer.) 
Olsztyn,  Agricult.  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Ichthyol. 

*  DOMURAT,  J.     Head 
Poznan,  Med.  Academy, 
Dept.  of  Neurol. 

*  WENDER,  M.  B.     Head 

*  KOZIK,  M.     Res.  Asst. 

*  MULAREK,  Mrs.  O.     Res.  Asst. 
Warszawa,  Coll.  of  Agriculture, 
Fac.  of  Horticult.,  Dept.  of  Bee  Cult. 

*  WOYKE,  J.     Head 
Warszawa,  Med.  School, 

Clin,  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol.  II, 
Lab.  of  Pathol.  Anat. 

*  SZAMBORSKI,  J.  J.  Chief 
Warszawa,  Univ.  of  Warsaw, 
Fac.  of  Biol., 

Dept.  of  Cytol. 
KRACZKIEWICZ,  Z.     Prof. 

*  MATUSZEWSKI,  B.     Doc. 

J AZDO WSKA  ( Z AGRODZlr^SKA ) , 

Mrs.  B. 
Inst,  of  Zool.,  Dept.  of  Embryol. 

*  TARKOWSKI,  A.  K.     Doc. 

*  ROGULSKA,  Miss  T.     Sen.  Asst. 

*  OzDzEl^SKI,  W.     Sen.  Asst. 
Inst,  of  Zool.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

RAABE.  Z.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  CZOfLOWSKA,  Miss  R.  K.     Sen.  Asst. 

*  KACZANOWSKA  (DOBRZA5iSKA), 

Mrs.  J.     Sen.  Asst. 

*  KACZANOWSKI,  A.     Sen.  Asst. 

*  RADZIKOWSKI,  St.     Sen.  Asst. 

*  HALBA,  R.     Asst. 

*  PLASOTA,  K.  J.     Asst. 
Warszawa,  Warsaw  Agricult.  Univ., 
Fac.  of  Vet.  Med., 

Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol. 

*  BIELAfJSKA   (OSUCHOWSKA), 

Mrs.  Z.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  BYLINA   (KUl^SKA),  Mrs.  A.     Asst. 

*  LIWSKA,  Miss  J.     Asst. 
PAWI^OWSKA,  Mrs.  M.     Asst. 

Wroclaw,  Acad,  of  Med., 
Kat.  i  Zaklad  Biol.  Ogolnej 

STUCHLY,  Z.     Prof. 
Wrocfaw,  Coll.  of  Agric, 
Fac.  of  Zootechn.,  Chair  of  Zool. 

*  HUMINSKI,  S.     Adj. 
Wroclaw,  Univ.  of  Wroclaw, 

Inst,  of  Zool.,  Zaklad  Zool.  Ogolnej 

*  SEMBRAT,  K.     Prof.,  Dir. 
PASCHMA,  M.     Lect. 

*  KOSCIELSKI,  B.     Doc. 

*  NOWAKOWNA,  Miss  J.     Adj. 
RADECKA,  Mrs.  E.  ERDMAN    Lect. 


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*  KIEK.BOWNA.  Miss  L.    Adj. 
KASSNER,  J.     Adj. 

Zabrze,  Silesian  Acad,  of  Med., 
Dept.  of  Gen.  Biol. 

*  WROBLEWSKI.  R.     Prof.,  Head 

*  ACHTELIK.  W.     Adj. 

*  BELKA  (GRZYBEK),  Mrs.  A.    Adj. 

*  BULSIEWICZ,  Miss  H.    Asst. 

*  CZAPLICKI,  J.     Adj. 

*  CZAPSKA  (DZIEKANOWSKA), 

Mrs.  D.    Adj. 

*  DZIUBA,  P.     Sen.  Asst. 

*  HOLAK,  H.     Asst. 

*  KUCIAS,  I.     Adj. 

PORTUGAL 

Lisboa,  Univ.  de  Lisboa, 

Fac.  de  Med.,  Inst,  de  Histol.  e  Embriol. 

*  XAVIER  MORATO,  M.  J.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  RODRIGUES  CORREIRA,  Mrs.  M.  J. 

Asst. 

*  AMADO,  P.  O.     Asst. 
Fac.  de  Cienc,  Museu  Bocage 

*  SACARRAO,  G.  da  FONSECA 

Prof.,  Dir. 
RUMANIA 

Ciuj,  Inst.  Medico-Farmaceutic, 
Cat.  de  Biol. 

*  PREDA,  V.     Prof. 

*  CRISTEA,  Miss  M.     Chef  de  Trav. 

*  CRACIUN,  Mrs.  O.     Chef  de  Trav. 
Timi§oara,  Acad.  Republ.  Soc.  Romania, 
Baza  de  Cercetari  §tiintifice  Timi^oara, 
Centr.  de  Embriol.  Norm.  §i  Patol. 

*  MENKES,  B     Prof.,  Chairman 

*  RIMNICEANU,  Mrs.  C.     Prof. 

*  SANDOR,  S. 

*  ELIAS,  S. 

*  DREICHLINGER,  O.  F. 

*  MICLEA,  Mrs.  C. 

*  DELEANU,  M. 

*  DEUTSCH,  G. 

*  ILIES   A. 

*  ALEXANDRU  (HORVAT),  Mrs.  C. 

*  ARCAN  (STELEA),  Mrs.  A. 

*  PAVKOV,  A.  D. 
Tirgu-Murc§,  Acad.  Republ.  Soc. 
Romania,  Research  Station, 
Dept.  of  Neuropathol. 

GUNDISCH,  M.     Prof.,  Dir. 

SZEKELY,  C.     Prof. 

GYERGYAY,  F.     Asst.  Prof. 

GYERGYAY  (MALATINSZKY), 

Mrs.  E.     Asst. 

FESZT,  T.     Scient.  Fellow 

KEREKES,  M.     Scient.  Fellow 

BECU§   (LAURENTIU),  Mrs.  M. 

Scient.  Fellow 
SCOTLAND 
(sec  UNITED  KINGDOM) 

SPAIN 

Barcelona,  Inst.  Biol,  de  Sarria 

PERTUSA,  ]. 
Cadiz,  Fac.  de  Med., 
Dept.  de  Anat.,  Cat.  de  Anat.  II 

MONTERO.  C.     Prof.  ayud. 


GUTIERREZ,  M. 
Granada,  Univ.  of  Granada, 
Fac.  of  Med.,  Inst.  F.  Oloriz 

GUIRAO-PEREZ,  M.     Prof. 

GfiNIS-GALVEZ,  J.  M.     Prof. 

MONTERO,  E.     Asst.  Prof. 

ALVAREZ,  L.     Asst.  Prof. 

PASCUAL-MORENILLA,  Miss  M.  T. 

Asst.  Prof. 
Madrid,  Centro  de  Invest.  Biol., 
Inst,  of  Genet,  and  Anthropol. 

*  GARCIA-BELLIDO,  A.     Res.  Member 

*  MORATA,  G.     Res.  Fellow 

*  SANTAMARIA,  P.     Res.  Fellow 
Madrid,  Fac.  de  Med., 

Lab.  de  Anat.  y  Embriol. 

*  ORTS  LLORCA,  F.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Madrid,  Inst.  Cajal 

*  GONZALEZ-SANTANDER,  R. 
Salamanca,  Univ.  de  Salamanca, 

Fac.  de  Med.,  Dept.  de  Anat.  y  Embriol. 

CASTRO  ROMERO,  J.  M.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Valladolid,  Fac.  de  Med.  de  Valladolid, 
Cat.  de  Anat.,  Serv.  de  Embriol.  Exper. 

*  OJEDA  SAHAGUN.  J.  L.     Prof.  Adj. 

*  BARBOSA  AYUCAR,  E.     Prof.  Adj. 

SWEDEN 

Gotcborg,  Univ.  of  Gothenburg, 
Mathem.-Naturwissensch.  Fak., 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  ENEMAR,  E.  A.  W.     Prof. 
BERGQUIST,  H. 
ANDERSSON,  T.     Fil.  mag. 
JACOBSSON,  A.     Fil.  mag. 
OTTENHAMMAR,  G.     Fil.  mag. 

Lund,  Tomblad  Inst,  for  Comp.  Embryol. 

*  KALLEN,  A.  J.  B.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  RODEBERG,  S.  I.     Docent 

*  HAKANSSON,  L.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  NORD,  L.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  SANDAHL,  B.     Asst. 
Lund,  Univ.  of  Lund, 
Inst,  of  Genet. 

*  MELANDER,  Y.     Docent 
Zool.  Inst.,  Zootom.  Dept. 

DAHL,  E.     Prof. 
AKESSON.  B.     Docent 
MECKLENBURG,  C.  L.  F.  C.  von    Asst. 

*  STROMBERG,  J.  O.     Res.  Assoc. 
Zoophysiol.  Inst. 

*  AGRELL,  I.  P.  S.     Prof.,  Head 

*  EMANUELSSON,  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  KARLSSON,  B.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  BRUCE.  L.     Fil.  Kand. 

*  GRAHN,  I.     Asst. 

*  HEBY,  O.     Asst. 
Stockholm,  Karolinska  Inst, 
Dept.  of  Histol. 

*  EDSTROM.  J.  E. 
GYLLENSTEN,  L.  J.  W.     Assoc.  Prof. 
ERICSON  (STRANDVIK),  Mrs.  B. 
ERNSTROM,  U. 

WIRSEN,  C. 

*  DANEHOLT,  B.     Res.  Assoc. 


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Switzerland 


Karolinska  Hosp.,  Dept.  of  Pediat.  Pathol. 

*  IVEMARK.  B.  I.     Assoc.  Prof.,  Head 

*  ROBERTSON,  B.     Res.  Fellow 
Lab.  of  Teratol. 

*  LARSSON,  K.  S.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  HORNBLAD,  P.  Y.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  ERIKSSON,  Miss  M.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  MARSK,  L.     Res.  Assoc. 
Stockholm,  The  Royal  Coll.  of  Forestry, 
Dept.  of  Forest  Entomol. 

*  EIDMANN,  H.  H.     Assoc.  Prof. 
Stockholm,  Univ.  of  Stockholm, 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  SILfiN,  L.  K.  P.     Prof.,  Dir. 
PEHRSON,  G.  T.     Prof.    (Emer.) 
HAGELIN,  L.  O.     Lect. 

Stockholm,  Wenner-Gren's  Inst,  for 
Exper.  Biol. 

LINDBERG,,  N.  O.  H.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  RUNNSTROM,  J.  A.  M.     Prof.   (Emer.) 

*  GUSTAFSON,  T.     Assoc.  Prof. 

*  AFZELIUS,  B.  A.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  BACKSTROM.  S.  A.  A.    Asst.  Prof. 

*  HULTIN,  J.  M.  T.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  LENICQUE,  P.  M.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  PERLMANN,  H.  P.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  ELIASSON  (KLEIN),  Mrs.  E.     Asst. 

*  JOHANSSON,  K.  B.  G.     Res.  Asst. 

*  TONEBY,  M.  I.     Res.  Asst. 

*  IMMERS,  J.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  BARNARD,  P.  B.  T.     Res.  Assoc. 
Stockholm 

*  KINDAHL,  Miss  M.  E.     Lect. 
llmea,  Univ.  of  Umea, 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  BERTMAR,  G.     Sen.  Lect. 
Dept.  of  Zoophysiol. 

*  L0VTRUP.  S.     Prof. 

*  L0VTRUP  (REIN),  Mrs.  H.     Asst.  Prof. 

*  HAGLUND,  Miss  B.  M.     Lect. 

*  HOGLUND,  L.  R.     Asst. 

*  NILSSON,  S.  B.     Asst. 

*  NILSSON,  E.  I.  Y.    Asst. 

*  LANDSTROM,  U.     Asst. 
Uppsala,  Univ.  of  Uppsala, 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  JAGERSTEN,  K.  G.  M.    Prof. 

*  HORSTADIUS,  Prof.    (Emer.) 

*  HOLM,  K.  A.     Docent 

*  FRANZfiN,  A.  S.     Docent 

*  JACOBSON,  D.  C.  O.     Docent 

*  EHN,  J.  A.     Docent 

*  GIDHOLM,  L.     Docent 

*  HENDELBERG,  J. 

*  JONSSON,  B.  G. 

*  STROM,  R.     Asst. 

*  WIDERSTEN,  B. 

*  CANTELL,  C.  E. 

*  LOFBERG,  J.  E. 

*  GEZELIUS,  N.  G.  B. 

SWITZERLAND 

Basel,  Schweiz.  Tropeninst. 

*  GEIGY.  R.     Prof..  Vorsteher 

*  AESCHLIMANN,  A.     Priv.-Doz., 

Leiter  Zeckenabt. 


Basel,  Univ.  Basel, 
Anat.  Inst. 

LUDWIG,  K.  S.     Guest  Lect. 

(Prof,  of  Anat.,  Techn.  Hochsch. 

Aachen,  W.  Germany) 

BAUR,  R.     Sen.  Asst. 
Zool.  Anstalt 

*  PORTMANN,  A.     Prof.   (Emer.) 
NUESCH.  H.     Prof. 

*  GEIGY.  R.     Prof. 

*  FIORONI,  P.     Asst. 
Bern,  Naturhist.  Museum 

*  HUBER,  W.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Bern,  Univ.  of  Bern, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  STRAUSS,  F.     Prof. 

*  RfiVfiSZ-FERENCZY,  Mrs.  E.     Instr. 

*  RAZEK,  H.  A.     Instr. 

*  DBALY,  J.     Prosektor 
Zool.  Inst. 

LEHMANN,  F.  E.     Prof.  (Emer.) 
BALTZER,  F.     Prof.    (Emer.) 

*  TSCHUMI,  P.  A.     Prof. 

(Div.  Exper.  Embryol.) 
Zool.  Inst.,  Div.  of  Cell  Biol. 
and  Chem.  Embryol. 

*  WEBER,  R.     Prof. 

*  HICKEY,  Miss  E.  D.     Res.  Asst. 

*  STADLER,  H.     Res.  Anat. 

*  KISTLER,  A.     Res.  Asst. 

*  PERNARD,  J.  C.     Res.  Asst. 

*  WELLAUER,  P.     Res.  Asst. 
Univ.-Frauenldinik 

RICHTER,  R.  H.  H.     Dir.  of  Labs. 
Bern  (see  Ostcrmundigcn) 
Fribourg,  Univ.  of  Fribourg, 
Fac.  of  Sci., 
Zool.  Inst. 

*  SCHOWING,  J.     Prof. 

*  LAMPEL,  G.    Asst.  Prof. 
Inst,  of  Histol.  &  Gen.  Embryol. 

CONTI,  G.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  MUSY,  J.  P.     Chief  resident 
Geneve,  Univ.  de  Geneve, 
Fac.   de  Med.,   Inst.  d'Anat. 

BAUMANN,  J.  A.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Inst.  d'Histol.,  Lab.  d'Embryol.  Exper. 

*  GALLERA,  J.     Reader,  Dir. 

*  NICOLET,  G.    Asst. 

Clin.  Univ.  de  Gynecol,  et  d'Obstet., 
Lab.  d'Embryol.  et  de  Cytogenet. 

*  MIKAMO,  K.  Visit.  Prof..  Head 
WHO  Reference  Center  for  Chromos. 
Abnormalities  In  Human  Abortuses 

*  KAJII,  T.     Lect. 
Inst,  de  Med.  Dentaire 

BAUME.  L.  J.     Prof.,  Dir. 
Station  de  Zool.  Exper. 

FISCHBERG,  M.     Prof.  ord. 
Lausanne,  Univ.  de  Lausanne, 
Inst.  d'Histol.  et  d'Embryol. 

*  PEXIEDER,  T.     Asst. 
Ostennundigen'Be,  Med.  Fac, 
Psychiatr.  Univ.  Clin.  Bern, 
Brain  Anat.  Inst. 

*  PILLERI,  G.     Priv.-Doz.,  Dir. 

*  KRAUS,  Miss  C.     Asst. 

*  GIHR,  Miss  M.    Asst. 


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U.K.   (England) 


Zurich,  Swiss  Fed.   Inst,   of  Technol., 
Lab.  for  Developm.  Biol. 

*  URSPRUNG,  H.     Prof. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  ULRICH.  H.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  WURGLER,  F.  E.     Oberasst, 

*  CAMENZIND,  R.     Res.  Assoc. 

*  WENT,  D.     Res.  Assoc. 
Ziirich,  Univ.  of  ZUrich, 
Anat.  Inst. 

TONDURY,  G.     Prof.,  Dir. 
THEILER.  K.     Prof. 
RICKENBACHER,  J.     Prof.,  Pros. 
SCHMID,  W. 
Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Cytol. 

*  HOHL,  H.  R.     Prof. 
Zool.-Vergl.  Anat.  Inst. 

*  HADORN,  E.     Prof.,  Dir. 
CHEN,  P.  S.     Prof. 

*  TARDENT,  P.     Prof. 

*  KUBLI,  E.     Asst. 

*  WEIDELI,  H.  J.     Asst. 

*  BUHLER,  R.     Asst. 

*  HURLIMANN,  R.     Asst. 

*  DUBENDORFER,  A.     Asst. 

*  SCHMID,  V.  S.     Asst. 

*  ULRICH,  E.     Asst. 

*  GSELL,  R.     Asst. 

UNITED  KINGDOM  (U.K.) 
England 

Birmingham,  Queen  Elisabeth  Hosp., 

Dept.  of  Surgery 

*  WATTS,  G.  T.     Consult.  Surg. 
Birmingham,  Univ.  of  Birmingham, 
Med.  School,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  EAYRS,  J.  T.     Prof.,  Head 

*  ECKSTEIN,  P.     Reader  (Endocrinol.) 

*  THOMAS,  D.  B.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  ANAND  KUMAR,  T.  C.     Lect. 

*  ASHHURST,  Miss  D.  E.     Lect. 

*  BEAUMONT,  Miss  H.  M.     Lect. 

*  BERRY,  M.     Lect. 

*  FRANCHI,  L.  L.     Lect. 

*  SWANSON  (EARTLY),  Mrs.  H.  H.  Lect. 

*  JONES  (HOLT) .  Mrs.  E.  C.     Res.  Fellow 

*  LAVELLE,  C.  L.  B.     Res.  Fellow 
Dept.  of  Biochem. 

*  WALKER,  D.  G.     Reader 
Brighton,  Univ.  of  Sussex, 
School  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  SANG.  J.  H.     Prof. 

*  GOODWIN.  B.  C.     Reader 

(Developm.  Biol.) 

*  WEBSTER.  G.  C.     Lect. 
Bristol,  The  Med.  School, 
Anat.   Dept. 

*  DEUCHAR.  Miss  E.  M.     Sen.  Lect. 
KELLY,  W.  A.     Lect. 

*  NEWMAN,  M.  J.     Lect. 

*  STANISSTREET,  M.     Res.  Stud. 
Bristol,  Univ.  of  Bristol, 

Dept.  of  Anim.  Husbandry 

BISHOP,  M.  W.  H.     Lect. 
Zool.  Dept. 

HINTON,   H.  E.     Prof.,    (Entomol.) 

THOMPSON,  T.  E.     Lect. 


WHITING,  H.  P. 

*  DODSON,  J.  W.     Lect. 

*  PICKWORTH,  Miss  S.     Postdoct.  Fellow 

*  ROBERTS,  A.     Postdoc.   Fellow 

*  BEBBINGTON,  A.     Res.  Assoc. 
Cambridge,  Gonville  &  Caius  Coll. 

NEEDHAM,  J.     Prof.   (Emer.) 
Cambridge,  Strangeways  Res.  Lab. 

FELL,  Dame  H.  B.     Prof. 
Cambridge,  Univ.  of  Cambridge, 
Anat.  School 

*  HARRISON,  R.  J.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  MESSAGE,  M.  A.     Lect. 

*  PRATT,  C.  W.  McE.     Lect. 

*  SHUTE,  C.  C.  D.     Lect. 

*  TOWERS,  B.     Lect. 

*  SIMS,  R.  T.     Lect. 

*  WOOLLAM,  D.  H.  M.     Lect. 

*  YOUNG,  B.  A.     Lect. 

*  STEVEN.  D.  H.     Lect. 

*  NAVARATNAM,  V.  Demonstr. 

*  PRESLEY,  R.     Demonstr. 
A.R.C.  Unit  of  Reprod.  Physiol, 
and  Biochem. 

*  MANN,  T.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  ROWSON,  L.  E.  A.     Deputy  Dir. 

*  LUTWAK  (MANN),  Mrs.  C. 

Princ.  Sci.  Off. 

*  ADAMS,  C.  E.     Princ.  Sci.  Off. 

*  POLGE.  C.     Princ.  Sci.  Off. 

*  HAY,  Miss  M.  F.     Sen.  Sci.  Off. 

*  MOOR,  R.  M.     Sci.  Off. 

*  DOTT,  H.  M. 
Dept.  of  Genet. 

*  LAWRENCE,  P.  A.     Postdoct.  Res. 
Physiol.  Lab. 

*  AUSTIN,  C.  R. 

*  NEW.  D.  A.  T. 

*  EDWARDS.  R.  G.     Reader 

*  MARSTON,  J.  H.     Sen.  Asst. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  WIGGLESWORTH,  Sir  V.  B. 

Prof.   (Emer.) 
Durham,  Univ.  of  Durham, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  ASHBY,  K.  R.     Lect. 
HuU,  Reckitt  &  Sons  Ltd.. 
Pharmac.  Res.  Labs. 

*  WARD.  R.  J.     Chief.  Toxicol. 

*  SOMERS,  G.  F.     Res.  Manager 
Leeds,  School  of  Med., 

Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  lOANNOU,  J.  M.     Lect. 
Liverpool,  Univ.  of  Liverpool, 
Dept.   of  Anat. 

*  HARRISON.  R.  G.     Prof. 

*  MACMILLAN,  E.  W. 

*  KOCHAR,  N.  K.     Res.  Fellow 
Dept.  of  Histol. 

HANCOX,  N.  M.     Prof. 

BOOTHROYD,  B.     Lect. 

HARDMAN.  G.     Lect. 

BROOKS  (LAWRENCE).  Mrs.  B. 

Techn. 

KELLAS.  L.     Res.  Fellow 
London,  British  Museum, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  RICE,  A.  L. 


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London,  Sir  John  Cass  Coll. 

LOWERY.  R.  S.     Lect.   (Biol.) 
London,  Charing  Cross  Hosp. 
Med.  School,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  HAMILTON.  W.  J.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  GLENISTER,  T.  W.     Prof.  (Embryo!.) 

*  BACKHOUSE,  K.  M.     Lect. 
London,  Chester  Beatty  Res.  Inst., 
Inst,  of  Cancer.  Res.  of  the 
Royal  Cane.  Hosp. 

*  SHERBET,  G.  V.     Sci.  Staff  Member 

*  LAKSHMI,  Miss  M.  S.      Sci.  Staff  Member 
London,  Guy's  Hosp.  Med.  School, 

Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  BAXTER,  E.  W. 
Pediat.  Res.  Unit 

*  ADINOLFI,  M.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  SELLER,  Miss  M.  J.     Lect. 
London,  Middlesex  Hosp.  Med.  School, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

SILVER,  P.  H.  S.     Reader 
BEARN.  J.  G.     Sen.  Lect. 
GOULD,  R.  P.     Sen.  Lect. 
Dept.  of  Biol,  as  Appl.  to  Med. 

*  WOLPERT,  L.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  HAMILTON,  Miss  L. 

*  WITHERS,  R.  F.  J.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  SLACK.  Mrs.  C. 

*  GARROD,  D.  R. 

*  HICKLIN,  Miss  J.  B. 

London,  Natl.  Inst,  for  Med.  Research 
MEDAWAR.  Sir  P.  B.     Prof. 

*  FORD,  P.  J.     Exper.  Off. 

*  TATA,  J.  R.     Sci.  Staff  Member 
London,  Queen  Mary  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Zool., 

*  SIMKISS,  K.     Prof. 
London,  Royal  Vet.  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  HANCOCK.  J.  L.     Prof. 

*  McGOVERN.  P.  T. 
Dept.  of  Physiol. 

AMOROSO,  E.  C.     Prof. 
London,  St.  Bartholomew's  Med.  Coll., 
Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat. 

LACY,  D. 

LOFTS.  B. 
London,  St.  Thomas'  Hosp.  Med.  School, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  DAVIES.  D.  V.     Prof. 

*  GAMBLE,  H.  J.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  HEWITT,  W.     Sen.   Lect. 

*  STEER,  H.  W.     Med.  Stud. 
London,  Univ.  Coll.  London, 
Dept.  of  Anat.  and  Embryol. 

*  JAMES.  D.  W.     Reader 

*  BELLAIRS,  Mrs.  M.  R.     Reader 

*  BOYDE,  A.     Reader  (Dent.  Anat.) 

*  LEFFORD  (FERNANDO),  Mrs.  F.  Lect. 

*  WEISS,  R.  A.     Lect. 

*  EVANS,  M.  J.     Lect. 

*  HOBBS.  M.  J.     Sen.  Res.  Asst. 

*  ENGLAND.  Mrs.  M.  A.     Res.  Asst. 

*  MORRIS,  Miss  V.  B.     Visit.  Scient. 

*  WYLIE,  C.  C.     Res.  Stud. 
Dept.  of  Anim.  Genet. 

*  GRUNEBERG.  H.     Prof. 

*  LANDAUER,   W.     Prof. 


U.K.   (England) 

*  JOHNSON,  D.  R.     Scient.  Staff  M.R.C. 
TRUSLOVE.  Miss  G.  M. 

DEOL,  M.  S. 
Dept.  of  Chemistry 

LAMONT,  Miss  D.  M.     Res.  Asst. 

BANKS,  B. 

BANTHORPE,  D.  V. 

VERNON,  G.  A. 
Dept.  of  Zool.  and  Comp.  Anat. 

*  ABERCROMBIE,  M.     Jodrell  Prof. 

*  FOX,  H.     Res.  Asst. 

*  HEAYSMAN.  Mrs.  J.  E.  M.  WAKELING 

Res.  Fellow 

*  MIDDLETON,  C.  A.     Asst.  Lect. 

*  DUNN,  G.  A.     Postgrad.  Stud. 

*  NJEUMA   (EFFANGE).  Mrs.  D.  L. 

Postgrad.  Stud. 

*  HERBERT.  C.  F.     Postgrad.  Stud. 

*  McKIEL,  G.  D.     Postgrad.  Stud. 

*  JACCARINI,  V.     Postgrad.  Stud. 

*  DOWNIE,  J.  R.     Res.  Stud. 

*  PEGRUM  (HALL),  Mrs.  S.  M. 

Res.  Asst. 
London,  Univ.  of  London, 
London  Hosp.  Med.  Coll..  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  BECK,  F.     Reader 

*  BURGESS,  Miss  A.  M.  C.     Lect. 
King's  Coll.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  LYONS.  K.  M.     Asst.  Lect. 
St.  Mary's  Hosp.  Med.  School, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  BELLAIRS.  A.  d'A.     Reader 
Physiol.  Dept. 

*  NIXON,  D.  A.     Lect. 
London,  Zool.  Soc.  of  London 

*  ZUCKERMAN,   Sir.  S.     Prof. 
Manchester,  Christie  Hosp.  and  Holt 
Radium   Inst.,   Paterson  Labs., 
Cytogenet.  Dept. 

*  BATEMAN,  A.  J.     Princ.  Res.  Off. 
Manchester,  Didsbury  Coll.  of  Educ. 

DEARDEN,  M.     Lect. 
Manchester,  Univ.  of  Manchester, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

ASHLEY.  G.  T.     Sen.  Lect. 
Newcastle  upon  Tync,  University, 
Med.  School,   Dept.  of  Anat. 

SCOTHORNE,  R.  J.     Prof.,  Dir. 

McFARLANE.  A.     Demonstr. 
Dental  School.  Dept.  of  Oral  Anat. 

*  TONGE,  C.  H.     Prof. 

*  BEYNON,  A.  D.  G.     Lect. 
Newcastle  Gen.  Hosp., 
Muscular  Dystrophy  Res.  Labs. 

*  ROSS,  K.  F.  A.     Princ.  Res.  Assoc. 

*  JANS,  D.  E.     Sen.  Res.  Assoc. 

*  PARSONS,  R.     Postgrad.  Stud. 

*  LARSON,  P.  F.     Visit.  Res.  Fellow 
Norwich,  Univ.  of  East  Anglia, 
School  of  Biol.  Sci. 

*  BALLS,  M.     Lect. 

*  GIBSON.  I.     Lect. 

*  ARTHUR,  Miss  E.     Jun.  Res.  Assoc. 

*  MONNICKENDAM,  Miss  M.  A. 

Grad.  Stud. 
Nottingham,  Nottingham  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  MORRIS,  B.     Sen.  Lect. 


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*  BEGLEY,  D.     Demonstr. 
Oxford,  Univ.  of  Oxford, 
Biol.  Fac.  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  NEEDHAM,  A.  E.     Lect. 
GURDON.  J.  B.     Lect. 

t  KIRBY.  D.  R.  S.     Sen.  Res.  Worker 

*  BILLINGTON,  W.  D.     Res.  Off. 
Reading,  Univ.  of  Reading, 

Fac.  of  Sci.  and  Agric, 

Dept.  of  Physiol,  and  Biochem. 

*  TYLER,  C.     Prof. 

*  DAWES,  C.  M.     Res.  Demonstr. 
Fac.  of  Sci.,  Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  FRETTER,  Miss  V.     Reader 

*  MUNTZ,  Miss  L.     Lect. 

*  HORNBY,  Miss  J.  E.     Asst.  Lect. 
St.  Mary,  Jersey,  Channel  Islands 

KROHN,  P.  L.     Prof.   (Emer.) 
Sheffield,  Children's  Hosp., 
Dept.  of  Pathol. 

*  LENDON,  R.  G.     Sci.  Off. 
Sheffield,  Univ.  of  Sheffield, 
Dept.  of  Human  Biol,  and  Anat. 

*  CLEGG,  E.  J.  Sen.  Lect. 
Silwood  Park,  Imperial  Coll. 
Field  Station 

*  LEES,  A.  D.     Sen.  Princ.  Sci.  Off. 
Southampton,  Univ.  of  Southampton, 
Chair  of  Human  Morphol. 

*  BULMER,  D.  Sen.  Lect. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  BELL,  L.  G.  E.     Reader 

*  BILLETT,  F.  S.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  COCK,  A.  C.     Lect. 

*  WILD,  A.  E.     Lect. 

*  SMITH,  M.  S.  R.     Res.  Fellow 

Scotland 

Aberdeen,  Univ.  of  Aberdeen, 

Dept.  of  Bacteriol. 

*  SOLOMON,  J.  B. 

Marischal  Coll.,  Dept.  of  Embryol. 

*  McKENZIE,  J.     Reader 

*  EWART,  D.  F.     Lect. 

*  SANN,  A.     Res.  Asst. 
Dept.  of  Nat.  History 

BLAXTER,  J.  H.  S.     Lect. 
Dundee,  Univ.  of  Dundee, 
Med.  School,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  DICK,  D.  A.  T.     Prof. 

*  SMART,  I.  H.  M.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  STURROCK,  R.   R.     Lect. 

*  WEAKLY  (SHAW),  Mrs.  B.  Lect. 
Edinburgh,  A.R.C.  Poultry  Res.  Centre, 
Embryol.  Sect. 

*  EDE,  D.  A.     Princ.  Sci.  Off.,  Head 

*  FLINT,  O.  P.     Asst.  Exper.  Off. 
Edinburgh,  Univ.  of  Edinburgh, 
Inst,  of  Anim.  Genet. 

*  WADDINGTON,  C.  H.     Prof.,  Dir. 

*  BEATTY,  R.  A.     Sen.  Princ.  Sci.  Off. 

*  CAMPBELL.  J.  C.     Lee. 

*  CLAYTON  (FREEDMAN),  Mrs.  R.  M. 

Lect. 

*  ELSDALE,  T.  R. 

*  JACOB,  J.     Lect. 

*  JONES,  K.  W.     Lect. 

*  JURAND,  A.     Lect. 


*  LUCEY,  E.  C.  A.     (Cinematogr.) 

*  McLAREN,  Miss  A.     Sen.  Sci.  Off. 
PERKOWSKA  (MOSER) ,  Mrs.  E.    Lect. 

*  PERRY,  Miss  M.  M.     Res.  Off. 

*  ROBERTSON  (PATON),  Mrs.  E. 

Exper.  Off. 

*  SELMAN,  G.  G.     Lect. 

*  TRUMAN,  D.  E.  S.  Lect. 
Dept.  of  Obstet.  and  Gynecol., 
Hormone  Lab. 

*  BAKER,  T.  G.     Lect. 
Physiol.  Dept. 

*  GAZE,  R.  M.     Reader 

*  KEATING,  M.  J.     Res.  Fellow 
PRESTIGE,  M.  C.     Lect. 

Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  MITCHISON.  J.  M.     Prof. 

*  TUFT,  P.  H.     Lect. 
SAUNDERS,   D.  S.     Lect. 

Royal   (Dick)   School  of  Vet.  Studies, 
Dept.  of  Anat. 

*  MUIR,  A.  R.     Prof. 
Glasgow,  Univ.  of  Glasgow, 
Dept.  of  Cell  Biol. 

*  CURTIS,  A.  S.  G.     Prof.,  Head 

*  LAWRENCE,  A.  J.     Lect. 

*  EDWARDS,  J.  G.     Lect. 

*  COHEN,  B.  B.     Lect. 

*  PARTRIDGE,  T.  A.     Lect. 

*  CAMPBELL  (GIBSON),  Mrs.  J.  A. 

Res.  Asst. 

*  MOORES,  G.  R.     Postgrad.  Stud. 

*  TICKLE,  Miss  C.  A.     Res.  Stud. 

*  VICKER,  M.  G.     Postgrad.  Stud. 

*  JONES,  C.  E.     Res.  Stud. 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  NEWTH,  D.  R.     Prof. 

*  BARNETT,  S.  A.     Sen.  Lect. 

*  ULLMANN,  Miss  S.  L.     Lect. 

*  BUEHR,  Miss  M.  L.     Asst.  Lect. 

*  CLARK  (LATTO),  Mrs.  J.  C.  Res.  Asst. 
Glasgow,  Univ.  of  Strathclyde, 

Dept.  of  Appl.  Microbiol,  and  Biol. 

*  PANTELOURIS,  E.  M. 

Wales 

Bangor,  Univ.  of  Coll.  of  North  Wales, 

Dept.  of  Zool. 

*  WILSON,  I.  B.     Lect. 
MORRIS,  I.  G.     Lect. 

*  HEMMINGS.  W.  A.     Princ.  Sci.  Off. 

*  PIGHILLS,  Miss  E,     Sci.  Off. 
Cardiff,  Univ.  Coll.  of  South  Wales 
&  Monmouthshire,  Dept.  of  Anat. 

MOFFAT,  D.  B.     Reader 

CRAIGMYLE,  M.  B.  L.     Sen.  Lect. 
Menai  Bridge,  Univ.  of  Coll.  of  North 
Wales,  Marine  Sci.  Labs. 

CRISP,  D.  J.     Prof.,  Dir. 

JONES,  W.  E.     Lect. 

REES   (WALLEY).  Mrs.  L.  J. 

Res.  Fellow 
Swansea,  Univ.  Coll.  of  Swansea, 
Dept.  of  Zool. 

KNIGHT-JONES,  E.  W.     Prof. 

NAYLOR,  E.     Sen.  Lect. 

KING,  P.  E.     Lect. 

MOYSE,  J.     Lect. 


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RYLAND.  J.  S.     Lect 
JAMES.  B.  L.     Lect. 

U.S.S.R. 

Archangclsk,  Archangelsk  State  Med.  Inst.. 
Chair  of  Histol.  and  Embryol. 

*  BORISOV.  I.  N.     Asst. 
Dalnii  Zclcnzy,  Acad,  of  Sci., 
Murmansky  Sea-Biol.  Inst., 
Dept.   of  Embryol. 

MIKHAILOVA,  Mrs.  I.  G.     Head 

PRASDNIKOV.  E. 
Kerch,  Azov  Black  Sea  Res.  Inst,  of 
Marine  Fish.  Management  &  Oceanogr., 
Lab.  of  Physiol,  of  Fishes 

*  APEKIN,  V.  S.     Chief 
Kharkov,  Kharkov  State  Univ., 
Dept.  of  Biol. 

*  KUDOKOTSEV,  V.  P.     Reader 

*  HELFENBEIN,  L.  L.     Reader 
Kiev,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  Ukraine, 
Inst,  of  Zool.,  Dept.  of  Cytol. 
and  Histogenesis 

*  MAZHUGA.  P.  M.    Chief 

*  MALYUK.  V.  I.     Sen.  Scient. 
Leningrad,  Leningrad  State  Univ., 
Biol.  Inst. 

*  PERSOV.  G.  M.     Dir.  Lab.  of  Exper. 

Ichthyol. 

*  SAKUN.  Mrs.  O.  F.     Sen.  Sci.  Worker 

*  FALEEVA,  Miss  T.  I.     Jun.  Sci.  Worker 
Biol.  Fact..  Dept.  of  Embryol. 

*  TOKIN,  B.  P.     Prof..  Head 
IVANOVA  (KASAS) ,  Mrs.  O.  M.      Prof. 

*  KOROTKOVA.  Mrs.  G.  P.     Docent 

*  MOVTCHAN.  Mrs.  N.  A.     Docent 

*  GABAJEVA.  Mrs.  N.  S.     Asst. 

*  KASYANOV,  V.  L.     Sci.  worker 

*  KRITCHINSKAYA,  Miss  E.  B.    Collab. 

*  POLTEVA,  Mrs.  D.  G.     Collab. 

*  JUDINA,  Mrs.  L.  M.     Postgrad.  Stud. 

*  NIKITIN.  N.  S.     Collab. 

*  PYLILO.  Miss  I.  V.     Collab. 

*  EFREMOVA,  Mrs.  S.  M.     Collab. 

*  KNJAZEVA,  Miss  R.  A.     Collab. 

*  MALIKOVA.  Mrs.  I.  G.     Collab. 
Listvcnitchnoic  sur  Baikal, 

Inst.  Limnol.  de  I'Acad.  des  Sci., 
Lab.  Ichthyol. 

*  TCHERNIAEV.  G.     Chercheur 
Moscow,  Acad,  of  Med.  Sci.  of  the 
U.S.S.R.,  Inst,  of  Exper.  Biol. 

VYAZOV.   O.  E.     Prof.,  Head. 

Dept.  Exper.  Embryol. 
LIOSNER.  L.  D.     Head  of  Lab. 

*  LAGUCHEV,  S.  S.    Chief.  Lab.  of 

Histophysiol. 
AVERKINA,  Mrs.  R.  F.     Sen.  Scient. 
BABAYEVA,  Mrs.  A.  G.     Sen.  Scient. 

*  KONYSHEV.  V.  A.     Sen.  Scient. 
MARKELOVA,  I.  W.     Sen.  Scient. 
ORLOVA.  Mrs.  J.  J.     Sen.  Scient. 
ROMANOVA,  Mrs.  L.  K.     Sen.  Scient. 
RYABININA,  Miss  Z.  A.     Sen.  Scient. 
SIDOROVA.  Mrs.  V.  F.     Sen.  Scient. 
TITOVA.  Mrs.  I.  I.     Sen.  Scient. 

*  VOLKOVA,  Miss  L.  S.    Chief  Lab. 
BARABANOV,  V.  M.     Jun.  Scient. 


U.S.S.R. 

BOGATOVA  (NIKANOROVA), 

Mrs.  R.  I.     Jun.  Scient. 
KHARLOVA.  Mrs.  G.  V.     Jun.  Scient. 
MURASHOVA.  Miss  A.  I.     Jun.  Scient 
TELEPNEVA.   Miss  S.  A.     Jun.   Scient. 
VERBICKY.  M.  Sh.     Jun.  Scient. 
YAZYKOV.  A.  A.     Jun.  Scient. 

*  TIMASHKEVICH.  Mrs.  T.  B. 

Jun.  Scient. 
Moscow,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R., 
Inst,  of  Developm.  Biol. 

*  ASTAUROV,  B.  L.     Prof..  Dir. 

*  AISENSTADT,  T.  B.     Res.  worker 

*  AKHABADZE.  Mrs.  L.  V.      Res.  worker 
BERDYSHEVA.  Miss  L.  V.      Res.  worker 

*  BUZNIKOV.  G.  A.     Sen.  Res.  worker 

*  DAVIDOVA,  S.  I. 

*  DETTLAFF,  Mrs.  T.  A.     Prof. 
FAUSTOV,  V.  S.     Res.  worker 

*  GINSBURG.  Mrs.  A.  S.      Sen.  Res.  worker 
GINZBURG.  G.  I.     Sen.  Res.  worker 

*  HOPERSKAYA.  Mrs.  O.  A.      Res.  worker 

*  IGNATJEVA.  Mrs.  G.  M.     Sen.  Res. 

worker 

*  KANTOROVA.  Mrs.  V.  I.     Res.  worker 
KOSTOMAROVA.  Mrs.  A.  A. 

Res.  worker 

*  LOPASHOV,  G.  V.     Prof.,  Head,  Lab. 

of  Organogenesis 

*  MALIOVANOVA,  Mrs.  S.  D. 

Scient.  worker 

*  MANUKHIN.  B.  N.     Sen.  Res.  worker 

*  MARKOVA,  Mrs.  L.  N.     Res.  worker 
MILMAN,  L.  S.     Sen.  Res.  worker 
MITASHOV.  V.  I.     Res.  worker 
NEYFAKH,  A.  A.     Prof.,  Head,  Lab. 

of  Biochem.  Embryol. 

*  NIKITINA,  Mrs.  L.  A.     Res.  worker 
NIKOLSKAYA,  Miss  I.  S.     Res.  worker 

*  POLEZHAEV.  L.  V.     Prof..  Head.  Lab. 

of  Exper.  Morphol. 
RADZINSKAYA.  Miss  L.  I.  Res.  worker 
RAMENSKAYA,  Mrs.  G.  P. 

Res.  worker 

*  ROTT,  Mrs.  N.  N.     Sen.  Res.  worker 

*  RUDNEVA,  T. 

*  SADOKOVA,  Miss  I.  E.     Jun. 

Res.  worker 

*  SCHMERLING,  J.  G. 

SMITTEN,  Mrs.  N.  A.     Sen.  Res.  worker 

*  SOLOGUB,  Miss  A.  A.     Res.  worker 
STROEVA,  Miss  O.  G.     Sen.  Res. 

worker 

*  TEPLITZ,  Miss  N.  A.     Res.  worker 

*  TUCHKOVA,  Mrs.  S.  J.     Res.  worker 

*  VASSETZKY.  S.  G.     Res.  worker 
VEREISKAYA.  Miss  V.  N.     Res.  worker 
YUROVITZKY.  Yu.  G.    Sen.  Res.  worker 
ZOTIN.  A.  I.     Head.  Lab.  of  Developm. 

Biophys. 

Inst,  of  Evolut.  Morphol.  and  Ecol. 

of  Animals  ,    ,  r    i 

*  EMELIANOV,  Prof.  S.  V.     Chief  of  Lab. 
SCHMIDT,  G.  A.     Prof. 
DRAGOMIROV,  N.  I.     Prof. 

*  BAEVSKY,  J.  B. 
RAGOZINA,  Ms.  M.  N. 
KOSHELEV,  B.  V. 

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U.S.S.R. 

Inst,  of  Gen.  Genet. 

*  KONYUKHOV,  B.  V.     Chief  of  the 

Phenogenet.  Lab. 

*  SAZHINA,  Miss  M.  V.     Jun.  Scient. 

worker 
Moscow,  Moscow  Med.  Inst., 
Dept.  of  Gen.  Biol.  II 

DOBROKHOTOV,  V.  N.     Head 
Moscow,  Moscow  Stomatol.  Inst., 
Dept.  of  Histol.  and  Embryol. 

*  FALIN,  L.  I.     Prof.,  Head 
Moscow,  Moscow  Univ., 
Biol.  Fac,  Chair  of  Embryol. 

POPOV.  V.  V.     Prof..  Dir. 
BELOUSOV,  L.  V.     Sen.  Res.  worker 
BORSUK.  Mrs.  R.  A.     Sen.  Res.  worker 
DABAGIAN  (ERAMICHEVA). 

Mrs.  N.  V.     Lect. 
FARBEROV.  A.  I.     Res.  worker 
GOLICHENKOV.  V.  A.     Lect. 
MANUILOVA,  Mrs.  N.  A. 

Sen.  Res.  worker 

POTEMKINA,  Mrs.  D.  A.     Sen.  Lect. 
SMIRNOVA.  Mrs.  I.  E.     Sen.  Lect. 
SOKOLOVA.  Mrs.  Z.  A.     Res.  worker 
Novosibirsk,  Inst,  of  Cytol.  and  Genet. 

*  KOROCHKIN.  L.  I.     Prof..  Head 

of  Group  Developm.  Genet. 
Tbilisi,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the 
Georgian  S.S.R.. 
Inst,  of  Exper.  MorphoL,  Dept.  of  Biophys. 

*  TUMANISHVILI.  G.  D.     Head 

*  JANDIERI,  Miss  K.  M.     Sen.  Sci.  worker 

*  SALAMATINA.  Miss  N.  V.     Sci.  worker 


Yugoslavia 

Inst,  of  Zool.,  Dept.  of  Anim.  Embryol. 
CHANTURISHVILI.   P.   S.     Prof..  Head 
OTZCHELI.  Mrs.  T.  A. 
KORKIA   (NIJARADZE).  Mrs.  I.  R. 
KANKAVA,  Mrs.  B.  L. 
KVINIKHIDZE  (CICISHVILI), 

Mrs.  G.  S. 
KURULASHVILI.  Mrs.  L.  I. 
KINCURASHVILI,  Mrs.  N.  I. 

WALES 

(sec  UNITED  KINGDOM) 

YUGOSLAVIA 

Beograd,  Inst,  of  Nucl.  Sci.  "Boris  Kidric" 

*  MARTINOVITCH.  P.  N.     Head. 

Dept.  of  Exper.  Histol.  &  Organ  Cult. 
KANAZIR,  D.  T.     Prof.   (Biochem.) 
MARINKOVIc.  D.     Asst.  (Chem.) 
MARTINOVIC.  J.  V.     Asst.  (Biol.) 
AVRAMOVIc  (CERMELJ).  Mrs.  N. 

Asst 
JOVICKI,  Mrs.  G.  RISTIC     Asst. 
Zagreb,  Fac.  of  Med., 
Inst,  of  Biol. 

*  SKREB.  N.     Prof. 

*  LEVAK   (gVAJGER).  Mrs.  B.     Asst. 

*  MOLLER.  M.     Asst. 

*  HOFMAN,  Miss  L.     Asst. 

*  SERMAN,  D.     Asst. 

*  SOLTER.  D.     Asst. 

Inst,  of  Histol.  and  Embryol. 

*  DOMAC  (TE5AR).  Mrs.  B.     Decent 

*  SVAJGER.  A.    Asst. 


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SUBJECT  INDEX 

(alphabetical  order) 


Although  the  Index  is  intended  to  be  self-explanatory,  some  introductory 
remarks  maybe  useful. 

The  Index  covers  not  only  embryology,  but  the  whole  of  developmental 
biology.  It  is  composed  of  headings  (large  capitals)  and  entries  (small  print  and 
small  capitals).  The  names  printed  in  small  capitals  refer  to  the  Directory  of 
Names,  where  the  corresponding  research  subjects  may  be  found. 

The  headings  generally  come  under  one  of  the  following  categories:  1 )  dis- 
ciplines, 2)  techniques,  3)  cells,  organs  and  other  body  components,  4)  sub- 
stances or  classes  of  substances,  5)  developmental  stages,  processes  or  factors. 

Since  virtually  all  the  entries  in  the  Index  refer  to  developmental  processes, 
the  word  "development"  is  omitted  unless  used  in  a  general  sense.  In  general, 
an  attempt  has  been  made  to  start  the  entries  with  the  most  informative  word, 
but  it  was  impossible  to  avoid  that  entries  sometimes  start  with  an  adjective 
of  a  rather  unspecific  character,  such  as:  comparative,  descriptive,  experimen- 
tal; abnormal,  normal;  early,  late.  Such  entries  are  easily  overlooked  in  a  search 
for  specific  information,  particularly  in  the  longer  sections.  Entries  also  fre- 
quently start  with  such  phrases  as  "effect  on/of"  and  "relation  with".  Preposi- 
tions very  seldom  figure  as  the  first  word  of  an  entry  (except  in  the  phrase  "in 
vitro");  where  they  do,  they  are  found  at  their  proper  place  in  the  alphabet. 

In  order  to  increase  the  efficiency  of  the  Index,  special  care  has  been  devoted 
to  cross-references.  Moreover,  subjects  have  been  brought  under  as  many 
headings  as  possible.  This  of  course  results  in  a  certain  amount  of  redundant 
information,  but  it  is  felt  that  this  is  outweighed  by  the  greater  chance  for 
the  user  of  finding  a  particular  subject  he  is  interested  in. 

All  the  work  on  multicellular  plants  and  on  slime  molds  is  brought  together 
under  one  heading:  "Plant  Embryology  &  Morphogenesis  (experimental  & 
physiological)".  All  the  work  on  unicellular  organisms  (including  unicellular 
plants)  is  listed  under  the  heading  "Unicellular  Organisms". 

Genus  and  species  names  are  not  used  in  the  entries,  with  the  exception 
of  the  designation  Homo  for  the  human  species.  For  various  reasons  it  is 
impossible  to  provide  a  separate  taxonomic  index.  Those  who  are  looking  for 
work  on  a  specific  taxonomic  group  are  advised  to  start  with  the  headings 
of  a  general  nature,  such  as  "Asexual  reproduction",  "Development",  "Em- 
bryology", "Life  cycles",  "Metamorphosis",  "Morphogenesis",  "Plant  em- 
bryology &  morphogenesis",  "Regeneration",  "Reproduction",  "Unicellular 
organisms",  etc. 

In  the  case  of  work  carried  out  jointly  by  two  or  more  investigators,  all 
collaborators  are  listed  in  alphabetical  order.  Since  initials  of  first  names  are 
omitted  from  the  entries,  it  may  sometimes  be  necessary  to  check  two  or  more 
investigators  of  the  same  surname  in  the  Directory  of  Names. 

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ABDOMINAL  CAVITY 

see  Body  cavities 

ABNORMALITIES 

see  Anomalies  (early  development): 

Malformations 
see  also  Teratogenesis 

ACCESSORY  SEX  GLANDS 

see  Reproductive  system 

ACTIN 

see  Muscle(s) 

ACTINOMYCIN 

see  also  Antibiotics 

effect  on   development,   Teleostei  ROSS 

&  regeneration,  Amphibia, 

Echinoidea  WOLSKY 
early    differentiation   of   oocyte, 

Anura  FICQ 
ectoblast   competence   &   inductive 

power  of  Hensen's  node,  Aves  GALLERA 
enzyme  development  in  kidney, 

Rodentia  SCHIEBLER 
incorporation    of    labelled    precursors, 

Echinoidea  COUSINFAU 
protein  synthesis,  spicule  calcification, 

Echinoidea  ELLIS 
RNA   synthesis  in   early   stages, 

Teleostei  BELLWARE 

ultrastructural  effects  on  cultured  embryonic 

cells,    Anura  JONES 

ACTIVATION 

see  Fertilization 

ADAPTATION 

to    high    temperatures,    Nematoda  BRUN 

ADHESIVE  GLAND 

see  Gland(s) 

ADIPOSE  TISSUE(S) 

see  also  Lipid(s) 

biochemistry,   ultrastructure,  mitochondria, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  BARNARD 

fat  body,  kynurenine  deposition,  Diptera    KTMMFL 

,  metabolites    &   enzymes,    Lepidoptera     LAL 

MORRIS 

PANT 

VARMA 

,  ultrastructure,  cytochemistry, 

Coleoptera  LABOUR 

—  cells,  function  &  structure,  regulation 

by  mutant  genes,  Diptera  RIZKI 

hormonal  &  genetic  control,  cellular 

&   biochemical,   Diptera  BUTTERWORTH 

ADRENAL  GLAND 

see  also  Co'tisone;  Insulin;  Steroids 
comparative  morphology  &  histochemistry, 

Anura,    Rodentia  FORTAK 

cortex,  electron  miscroscopy,  biochemistry, 

culture,   Rodentia  ROOS 

— ,  regeneration  &  compensation, 

histochemistry,    Rodentia  BELKA 

differentiation,  chorioallantoic  graft, 

Aves  CHEVALLIER 

Edentata  BENIRSCHKF 

effect   of   ACTH,    Rodentia  DOMAC 

hormones,    histochemistry,    Aves  WOODS 

hyperadrenocorticalism,  maternal,  effect  on 

glucose-6-phosphate  dehydrogense, 

Rodentia  HOAR 

medulla,  cells  containing  epinephrine 

&  nor-epinephrine,  histochemistry, 

Rodentia  VERHOFSTAD 

— ,  — ,  hystochemistry,  electron  microscopy, 

Rodentia  WOOD 

— ,  comparative    histochemistry,    Anura, 

Homo,    Rodentia  KMIEC 

organ   culture,   Aves  MASTROLTA 

,  endocrine   activity,   Vertebrata         ZAAIJER 

Primates  BENIRSCHKF 
regeneration,  Rodentia  FORTAK 
relation  with  hypophysis,  Aves,  Mammalia  MOOG 
,  effect   of  chemical   inhibitors, 

Teleostei  OLIVEREAU 
&   gonads,   in   vivo   &   in   vitro, 

Aves  MANELLI 

WOODS 


role    in   limb   regeneration,   Anura  NIAZI 

size,   control,  Aves  HALL 

steroidogenic   activity,   relation   to  glutamine 

synthetase  activity  in  retina, 

Aves  PIDDINGTON 

ultrastructure,    Vertebrata  PEHLEMANN 

AGE  (AGING) 

interacting    compensatory    developmental 

systems,    Diptera  SONDHI 

maternal,  effect  on  morphology  &  development 
of   fertilized   eggs,   Rodentia  JONES 

nucleic   acids,    Diptera  SONDHI 

of  cells,  physiology  &  biochemistry. 

Mammalia  NORMAN 

physiology,  effect  of  X-rays,  Diptera  ROCKSTEIN 

AGGREGATION 

see  Cell(s) 

see  also  Tissue  culture 

AIR  BLADDER 

see  Lung(s) 

AIR  SACS 

see  Lung(s) 

ALGAE 

see  Plant  embryology  &  morphogenesis 
see  also  Unicellular  organisms 

ALIMENTARY  TRACT 

see  Digestive  tract 

ALKYLATING  AGENTS 

bioloeical  action  &  resistance,  Rodentia, 

Teleostei  PURKO 

effect  on  embryonic  DNA  &  DNAse, 

Aves  TEMPEL 

phosphatases  &  lysosomes,  Aves      TEMPEL 

TEM,  patterns  of  effects  &  treatment-phase 

specif ity,  A  ves  KOCHER 

— ,  phenocopy  &  interactions  with  Polydactyly 

gene,   Rodentia  KOCHER 

ALLANTOIS 

see  Embryonic  membranes 

AMINO  ACID(S) 

cy stein,   effect   on    development, 

Anura  MANSUETO 

Diptera  BiiHLER 

dl-proline,    action    on    development, 

Tunicata  PATRICOI O 

free,    in    embryo  REVERBERI 

— ,  relation  to  protein  synthesis,   Teleostei 

Urodela  CRAWFORD 

hexahomoserine,  effect  on  incorporation  of 

labelled  precursors,  Echinoidea  COUSINEAU 
imbalance,    effect    on    embryo,    Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  PERSAUD 

incorporation  into  nucleated  &  non-nucleated 

oocyte    fragments,    Tunicata  MANSUETO 

kynurenine,  deposition  in  fatbody, 

Diptera  KIMMEL 

labelled,  incorporation,  Echinoidea  COUSINEAU 
1-tyrosine  &  1 -phenylalanine,  effect  on  neural 

crest,   in  vitro,   Aves  FINNFGAN 

WIREN 
synthesis,  inhibitors,  effects  on  early 

development,    Teleostei  BATTLE 

tryptophan,    Echinodermata  TONEBY 

—  metabolism,  tissue  specific  enzymes,  early 

stages,   Anura  KOSTELLOW 

AMITOSIS 

see  Mitosis 

AMNION 

see  Embryonic  membranes 

ANDROGENESIS 

see  Genetics 

ANESTHESIA 
ANEUPLOIDY 

see  Heteroploidy 

ANIMAL  GRADIENT  (animalization) 

see  Gradients 

see  also  Embryology  (experimental); 
Embryology  (physiological) 


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ANOMALIES  (early  development) 
see  also  Pathology;  Teratogenesis 
cell  physiological  mechanisms, 

Amphibia  DUSPIVA 

karyotype.    Homo  SASAKI 

lethal    factors,    Diptera  SCRIBA 

spontaneous  &   induced.  Mammalia  AUSTIN 

ANOMALIES  (later  development) 
see  Malformations 
see  also  Teratogenesis 

ANOXIA 

see  Respiration 

ANTIBIOTICS 

see  also  Actinoniycin 

aureomycin,  effect  on  food   intake,  Anura       HSU 

— , thyroid   gland   &  thyroidectomized 

larva,  Amtra  HSU 

LIANG 
— ,  growth-promoting  effect  on  young  animals, 

Aves  HSU 

chloramphenicol,    effects    on    metamorphosis, 

Vrodela  FANKHAUSER 
effect  on  development,  Gastropoda  BOON 
&    regeneration.    Amphibia, 

Echinoidea  WOLSKY 

embryo,   Anura  MIGLIORINI 

tooth  development,  Rodentia  FITZGERALD 

inhibition  of  sex-reversal  by  steroid  hormones, 

Anura  STAGNI 

VANNINI 
penicillin,    effect    on   early    development, 

Aves  WIERTZ 

puromvcin,    effect   on    morphogenesis, 

Aves  BARBOSA 

streptomycin,   effect  on  early   development, 

Aves  WIERTZ 

—  resistance   &   sensitivity,   Diptera  DUKE 

ANTIGENS 

see  Immunology 

ANTIMETABOLITES 

amino   acid   analogues,   teratogenic   action, 

in   vivo   &   in   vitro,    Rodentia  KOCHHAR 

6-aminonicotinamide,    causing   celft   palate, 

Rodentia  POLLARD 

— ,  spinal    malformations,    Rodentia  NOGAMI 

/?-2-thienylalanine,  effect  on  neural  crest 

&  skin  differentiation,  Aves,  Rodentia  KOLLAR 
chloramphenicol,  effects  on  early  development, 

Teleostei  BATTLE 

deoxyriboside  base  analogues,  effect  on  pupal 

development   &  fertility,   Diptera  BROWN 

CRAIG 
dl-proline  analogues,  action  on  development, 

Tunicata  PATRICOLO 

DNA,  RNA  &  proteins,  effects  on  cleavage 

&  early   development,   Teleostei  PURKO 

effect  on  development  &  morphology, 

Coleoptera,  Orthoptera  DAVIS 
&  regeneration.  Amphibia, 

Echinoidea  WOLSKY 

embryo,   Echinoidea  H6RSTADIUS 

embryonic   development,    Teleostei     PETERS 

regeneration  &  differentiation,  histo- 
chemistry,  Aves,   Rodentia  ACHTELIK 

morphogenesis,    Aves  NABER 

fed  to  mo^er,  effect  on  egg  production 

&  embryo  survival,  Hymenoptera  GROSCH 

fluoro-deoxycytidine,  effect  on  organ  primordia, 

Rodentia  DEGENHARDT 

— ,  role  in  embryo  resorption, 

Rodentia  KLEINEBRECHT 

fluorouracil,  resistance  &  sensitivity  during 

development,   Diptera  DUKE 

induction  of  morphological  aberrations, 

Diptera  SCHARLOO 

inhibiting  morphogenesis,  part  /?-mercapto- 

ethanol  TUFT 
nuclease  inhibitors,  Aves                              TEMPEL 
nucleic   acid   analogues,   effect  on  morpho- 
genesis, Diptera                                                  RIZKI 
, development, 

Lepidoptera  EICHER 

pyrimethamine,  induction  of  oro-facial 

malformations.   Mammalia  COLEMAN 

teratogenesis,   Rodentia  MERCIER 

TUCHMANN 


therapeutical  use,  teratogenesis, 

Rodentia  CHAMBERLAIN 

ANTIMITOTIC  AGENTS 

cerebellum,  histogenesis,  Rodentia  DADOUNE 

colchicine,  effect  on  skeleton, 

Rodentia  DWORNIK 

— ,  reinforcement    by    hydrostatic    pressure, 

Echinoidea  MARSLAND 

D2O,  reversal  by  hydrostatic  pressure, 

"temperature    study,    Echinoidea  MARSLAND 

effect  on  chromosomes,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  ROUX 

cleavage,    Urodela  SENTEIN 

embryo,    Aves  ARCAN 

gestation,  Rodentia  MERCIER 

TUCHMANN 
teratogenesis,    Aves,    Mammalia  CLAVERT 

ANTLERS 

see  Horns 

AORTA 

see  Vascular  system 

see  also  Heart  (&  great  vessels) 

APICAL  DOMINANCE 

see  Gradients;  Plant  embryology  & 
morphogenesis 

ARCHENTERON  (roof) 
see  Gastrulation;  Neurulation 
see  also  Induction 

ASEXUAL  REPRODUCTION 

(&  development) 
Actinozoa  POLTEVA 

Ascidiae  BURIGHEL 

bud  development,  effect  of  temperature, 

Hydrozoa  PARK 

budding,    Hydroidea  LYTLE 

Cestoda  VOGE 

Coelenterata,    Ctenophora  TOKIN 

compound   forms,   Ascidia  WAT  AN  ABE 

dedifferentiating    cells,    Actinozoa  POLTEVA 

effect  of  neuropharmaca,  Actinozoa  POLTEVA 
general  study  FREEMAN 

microcinematography,  autoradiography, 

Porifera  EFREMOVA 

morphogenetic  potentiality  of  somatic  cells, 

Porifera  NIKITIN 

Polychaeta  BERRILL 

Porifera  KOROTKOVA 

role  of  cell  movements  &  mesoglea  during 

budding,   Hydrozoa  SHOSTAK 

nervous   system,    Turbellaria  T6R6K 

statoblast   germination,    Bryozoa  ODA 

Turbellaria  BENAZZI 

ICHIKAWA 
KRITCHINSKAYA 

ASYMMETRY 

see  Symmetry 

AUDITORY  ORGAN 

auditory  tube,  mucous  lining,  Homo  BOSSY 

Cetacea  SINCLAIR 

cochlea,   sensory   input,   Aves,   Rodentia  BUNO 

WILSON 
congenital  defects,  Mg  deficiency, 

Rodentia  ASLING 

external  ear,  chondrogenesis,  Rodentia  SVAJGER 
functional  maturation,  perinatal, 

Carnivora  MARTY 

induction,    Urodela  JACOBSON 

otocyst,  influence  on  behaviour  development, 

Aves  DECKER 

Rodentia  GOEDBLOED 

sound-conducting    apparatus,    Crocodilia      FRANK 

AUTONOMIC  NERVOUS  SYSTEM 
adrenergic  inhibitory  terminals,  Rodentia  CSILLIK 

KALMAN 
KNYIHAR 
—  neurons   in   vitro  MACOTTA 

Auerbach's  &  Meissner's  plexus,  histochemistry, 

electron  microscopy.  Mammalia  CANTING 

intramural  plexus,  histochemistry,  electron 

microscopy.    Mammalia  FILOGAMO 

GABELLA 
orthosympathic  system,  Aves  STRUDEL 


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AUTONOMIC  N.S.  (contd.) 

Remak's    nerve,    histochemistry  COSTA 

sympathetic  neurons  &  neural  connections, 

Aves  CANTING 

vegetative   ground  plexus,  histochemistry, 

Rodentia  CSILLIK 

KNYIHAR 

AUTORADIOGRAPHY 

see  also  Electron  microscopy;  Radio-isotopes 

amino  acid  incorporation,  nucleated  &  non- 
nucleated  oocyte  fragments, 

Tunicata  MANSUETO 

asexual  reproduction,  Porifera  EFREMOVA 

basal  telencephalic   areas,  Rodentia  KEYSER 

blastodisc,   cardiac   area   grafts,   Aves  ORTS 

bones   &   teeth,    Vertebrata  LEBLOND 

brain   development,   normal   &   abnormal, 

Aves,    Rodentia  LANGMAN 

— ,  histochemistry,   Rodentia  HAN  AWAY 

cell    interactions,    Aves  TICKLE 

cerebellum,    Rodentia  WIJFFELS 

CNS,   cellular   kinetics,   Aves  OJEDA 

cytoplasmic  components,  influence  on  gene 

transcription.  Amphibia, 

Gastropoda  GEUSKENS 

diencephalon,   Rodentia  KEYSER 

DNA  synthesis,  uterus  &  placenta, 

Rodentia  BACCARINI 

REZENDE 

SCHREIBER 

early   differentiation,  Rodentia  SOLTER 

SKREB 
egg  maturation,  nucleic  acid  metabolism. 

Amphibia  HANOCQ 

embryonic  tissues,   Aves  DEUTSCH 

DREICHLINGER 
endocrine  control  of  differentiation, 

Lepidoptera  BERRY 
eye  lens,  DNA  synthesis,  Aves  ANDERSON 
&   neural  retina  regeneration, 

Urodela  REYER 

,  protein   synthesis,   Aves  ZINN 

follicle    growth,   Rodentia  N0RBAEK 

PEDERSEN 
heart  primordium,  cell  migrations, 

Aves  DE  HA  AN 

histones,  role  in  cell  differentiation, 

Rodentia  MONESI 

hypothalamus,   Rodentia  IFFT 

labelling  of  embryonic  nuclei,  Urodela  CHIBON 
Leydig    cell,    Homo  DADOUNE 

limb    regeneration.    Urodela  FORET 

—  skeleton,   regulation  &  competion, 

Aves  KIENY 

mammary  gland,  DNA  synthesis, 

Rodentia  ARMSTRONG 

metaplasia   of   eye   tissues,   Anura  SOLOGUB 

mitotic  cycle,  effect  of  temperature 

&   thyroxine,    Urodela  BRUGAL 

muscle  development  in  vivo,  Aves  LANGMAN 
— ,  striated,    cytogenesis,    Rodentia  TOTO 

neural   crest   localization,   migration   & 

differentiation,  Aves  CHEVALLIER 

—  &   mesodermal   competence,    Urodela     UBBELS 

—  tube,  abnormal  development,  Rodentia  ASLING 
normal  &  cleft  palate,  Rodentia  COLEMAN 
nuclear   migration,   neural  epithelium, 

Aves  CORLISS 

nucleic  acids,  endopolyploid  nuclei, 

Diptera,   Lepidoptera  GILLOT 

,  metabolism,    Lepidoptera  BERRY 

,  synthesis,    larva,    Diptera  MATTINGLY 

,  oogenesis,    Echinoidea  BAL 

oocyte,  lampbrush  chromosomes,  nucleolus, 

nucleoplasm,  Amphibia  MILLER 

oogenesis,    Coleoptera  URBANI 

— ,  Coleoptera,    Diptera,    Mollusca  RUSSO 

— ,  morphogenesis,  Asteroidea,  Amphibia  FICQ 
— ,  Polychaeta  DHAINAUT 

organ  primordia,  morphogenetic  movements, 

Aves  STEDING 

ovarioles,    Coleoptera  ULLMANN 

placenta,  effect  of  teratogens,  Rodentia  KERNIS 
— .  Mammalia  RITSCHARD 

plasma  cells,   subcutaneous  tissues,   cyto- 
genesis,  Rodentia  TOTO 
proteins,  basic,  oogenesis  &  early  development, 

Echinoidea  BACKSTROM 

— ,  immunology.   Homo  ADINOLFI 

—  synthesis,   hmb  regeneration,    Urodela    DARDA 


localization  during  cleavage. 

Gastropoda  WAL 

regeneration  blastema,  Turbellaria  BETCHAKU 
— ,  Urodela  TRAMPUSCH 

retinal  receptors,  time  preceding  differentiation, 

Aves  MORRIS 

RNA  &  basic  proteins,  oogenesis, 

Echinoidea  SANCHEZ 

—  &  histones,  neural  crest  in  vitro, 

Amira  ANDREW 

GABIE 
— ,  myogenesis   in  vitro,   Aves,   Rodentia     GAYER 

—  &   protein,    ribosomal,    synthesis, 

Diptera  KIEFER 

—  &  uridine  incorporation  in  fibroblasts, 

Aves  SANN 

skin,  contribution  of  various  cell  types, 

Aves  MAUGER 

spermatogenesis,  prepuberal  animals, 

Rodentia  HUCKINS 

tissue   differentiation,    Vertebrata  BRAHMA 

BACTERIA 

effect  on  fetus,  role  of  placenta  &  fetal 


membranes,   Rodentia 


FEDINEC 


BEAK 

malformations  after  neural  crest  removal, 

Aves  LAWRENCE 

morphogenesis,  epithelio-mesenchymal 

interaction,    Aves  HAYASHI 

BEHAVIOUR  (embryonic  &  postnatal) 

Aves  GOTTLIEB 

HAMBURGER 
OPPENHEIM 

behavioural  nerve  networks,  development 

&  regeneration,    Vertebrata  SPERRY 

Chelonia  HAMBURGER 

circling,    inherited,    Rodentia  STEIN 

effect  of  disturbances  in  nervous  system, 

Rodentia  AUROUX 

fetal    X-irradiation,    Mammalia  RUGH 

locomotion  in  animals  with  supernumerary 

limbs,    Urodela  BRaNDLE 

maturation  of  spontaneous  &  reflex  activity, 

Aves  CORNER 

motility  &  action  pattern,  leg,  effect  of  spinal 

cord   transplantation,   Aves  NARAYANAN 

— ,  experimental  study,  Rodentia  NARAYANAN 
pre-   &   postnatal,    Marsupialia  DECKER 

relation  with  EEG,  Aves  CORNER 

Rodentia  HAMBURGER 

role  of  CNS,  xenoplastic  neural  plate 

transplantation,    Amphibia  BRaNDLE 

otocyst,   Aves  DECKER 

Teleostei  ARMSTRONG 

Urodela  ARMSTRONG 


BIDDER'S  ORGAN 

electron   microscopy,   Anura 
experimental    embryology,    Anura 
germ  cell  differentiation,  Anura 

oogenesis,  effect  of  hormones, 
Anura 


TEMPLE 

VANNINI 

GHIRARDELLI 

RADO 

GARDENGHI 
ZACCANTI 


BILE  DUCTS 

see  Gall  bladder 

BIOCHEMISTRY 

see  also  specific  substances;  Energy;  Enzyme(s); 

Immunochemistry;   Respiration 
adipose   tissue,   Lagomorpha,   Rodentia   BARNARD 
adrenal    cortex,    culture,    Rodentia  ROOS 

amines,  biogenic,  localization,  midbrain, 

Rodentia  HANAWAY 

animalizing  &  vegetalizing  substances, 

Echinoidea  HORSTADIUS 

RUNNSTR6M 
animal  &  vegetative  gradients, 

Echinoidea  KINOSHITA 

asexual    reproduction,    Porifera  EFREMOVA 

ATP-ase,   brain,   Aves  FR6HLICH 

SEDLACEK 
STASTNY 
ATP  synthesis,  relation  to  morphogenesis 

&  differentiation,  Teleostei. 

Urodela  CRAWFORD 

Aves  KNOX 

SEARLS 


236 


oiopterin,  function,  tracer  studies,  re^BOLD 

Hymenoptera 
blastoderm  in  vitro,  labeled  metabolites,        g^^^j^ 

blid"cell   differentiation,    Vertebrata    ^^^l^ 
bone.    Ares,    Mammalia  M^WHINNIE 

— ,  enzymes,    Amtra,    Axes  McWHIImnic 

brain,  relation  with  elecUophysiology,       oQgQ-p^^ 

Rodentia 
cell  changes  in  neural  inducUon  &  ^^'y^^TirHAR 

differentiation.    Anura  DtUCtiAR 

cellular  differentiation,  uanslational  *^«='?[5^lLAND 
chSo^i'.    A.es.    Homo 

'"n"v?;;o'"^vf/"''"""'  ''"  ""WHITTAKER 
in    Vliro,     ^\cs  ,,       ,   ,  \i7iT  tm:: 

—    pigment    cells,    muscle,    Vrodela  WlLUt 

disc-electrophoresis,   protein  '^'^^''^^^'^^'^^ONGEN 

Gastropoda  " 

DNA    RNA  &  protein  antimetaboUtes, 

biochemical  effects  on  cleavage  &  early 

development,    Teleostei 
early   development,   Anura, 


Lepidoptera 


PURKO 
BROWN 
GAGE 
ROEDER 
SUZUKI 
VAHS 
CZIHAK 
LUTWAK 


,  Amphibia,    Teleostei 

,  Echinoidea 

embryo.   Mammalia 

_  gastrula,  regional  differences,  ^^^^y^^ri 

Teleostei  .  ,  , 

effect  of  ACTH  and  steroid  hormones,  ^^^^^ 

barbituric    compounds,  Aves             J^^^£^ 

hypoxia,    Aves  N^ZAWA 

irradiation,    Anostraca  ^^^rViru^ 

,  Anura,    Teleostei  TAmJCHI 

niethionine-sulphoximine  on  ^''^"'j^quSOVA 


Aves 
egg  differentiation,  egg  capsule, 

Pulmonata 
— ,  Diptera,    Lepidoptera 


MORRILL 

LAL 

PANT 

GERZELI 


—  shell    formation,    Plathelminthes 
electrophoresis,  protein  changes,  ^arly 

development,   Anura  STANISSTREEl 

electrophoretic  fractions  of  specific 

primordia  &  cells,  influence  on 

differentiation,     Urodela  mamttiSO 

embryo,    Invertebrata  ^("aSIr 

embryonic    determination,    Echinoidea        LALLltK 

—  diapause,   Lepidoptera  daSLmAN 

—  nutrition 

eye  lens,  development  &  regeneration,  j^^^^^^LION 

fertilization    membrane,    Echinoidea  INOUE 

fetal  &  postnatal  development,  makataWA 

^'''^t'""'  £5sENBERG 

!!"&   mucopolysaccharides,    Echinoidea      IMMERS 

germ  cell  nucleus,  changes  after  fe'-tili^^t.oii,Y .  j^A 
Echinoidea  1  ERA  yam  a 

growth  &  metamorphosis,  Diptera, 

Lepidoptera 
hatching  enzyme,   Teleostei 
hemoglobine    synthesis,    Aves 
histones,   nuclear,   from  embryo 
imaginal  disc  cell  differentiation, 

Diptera 
—  maturation,   Insecta 
_  _,  hormonal  control,  Diptera, 

Hymenoptera 
incorporation  of  radioactive  Precursors  into 

eges,    Polychaeta  ^  ,  ^      caqakt 

inductive    agents,    Aves,    Vrodela  SAbAKi 

inhibitors  of  protein  synthesis,  developmental 

effects,   Echinoidea  .   <-HE.rMr,i 

inhibitory  substances,  pharynx  regeneration 

Turbellaria  BEAUPAIM 

inorganic  salts  in  lung  &  hver,  compared  to 

level  in  blood  plasma,  Anura,  WYSOCKA 

Rodentia 
integument  of  foot  &  mantle,  OGNANI 

Mollusca  ,     ^       ,^^r^, 

intermediate  metabolism,  early  development,^^^^ 

Anura  ^  n\<ir 

intestine,  effect  of  X-rays,  Ayes  <jASL. 

labelled  amino  acids  &  pyrimidines,  uptake 

£c£rJ'"°"'  '"'°  '"'"°'"    ''"COUSINEAU 


SHAPPIRIO 

ISHIDA 

WILT 

KISCHER 

GEHRING 
ROCKSTEIN 

GRAY 


lactate  dehydrogenase  isozymes,   Teleostei    WHITT 

hmb  bud,  experimental  phocomelia  &  n"J'"5.'    „  .„ 

development,    Rodentia  KOCHHAk 

lipovitellins,  oocyte  &  hemolymph,  KERR 

UverTceUular  differemiation.  Ares    LE  DOUARIN 

—  mctamorphic   differentiation,   Anura       COHEN 
macromolecules,  maternal,  transfer  to  oocyte 

&  embryo,  interrelation  with  macromolecules 

in  oocyte  &  embryo,   Rodentia  SLiArF 

— ,  mother-to-egg    transfer,    Anura  ma^f 

— ,  role    in   fertilization,   Anura  dawfr 

— ,  synthesis,    Echinoidea  x„r,i  t^aRO 

—  —    early    stages,    Rodentia  MOLINARO 
— ',  — ',  lens  induction  &  differentiation,  ^ 

Aves,  Rodentia  VOSHIDA 

— ,  — ,  lens,    in    viuo,    Aves  YOSHIUA 

,  primary    induction,    Urodela  IMUhi 

melanin  synthesis,  regulatory  mechamsms 

Aves,    Tunicata  ^"^%1^so 

mesonephros,    regression,   Aves  Kuaovj 

metabolic  pathways,  tracer  studies, 

Invertebrata  BLAC-is. 

metaboUtes,  effect  on  liver  histogenesis 

in  vitro,  Aves  LEVENbOlN 
egg,  fat  body  &  metamorphosis, 

Diptera,    Lepidoptera  MORRIS 

PANT 
VARMA 

metamorphic  competence  in  early  stages,         .^..^^ 

induced  by  thyroid  hormones,  Anura         „^f^i^ 

metamorphosis,    Diptera  .  Kussi-' 

microspecuophotoineuy,  cell  differentiaUon, 

eye  lens.  Aves  M^AX 

microtubules,    nerve    tissue  FRIEDKIN 

mitochondria,  embryo,  comparative  kISTLER 

study  WEBER 

molecular  aspect  of  arm  formation,  'arvae 

Echinoidea  LARRIVEE 

_  basis  of  symmetry,  Vertebrata  „^„„„T-^Vp| 
_  biology,  embryo,  Echinoidea  BOCKSTAHLER 
,  mast    cells,    Rodentia  CSAHA 

—  mechanisms,  early  differentiation,  ^^^^ 

-J'-fTw    stages.    Rodentia  .Jo^^fi 

-  morphogenesis  haKAN^ON 
monoamine,  nervous  system.  Aves     HAKAN^SON 

BRODY 

morphogenesis 

morphogenetic  substances,  lung  developm|nt^p^^^ 

mucir  coat,   blastocyst,   Lagomorpha  KILLIE 

muscle   cells,   change   from   proUferation   to 

enlargement,    Aves  haYASHI 

_  differentiation,    Anura,    Aves      ^j^^AYASm^ 

nervous   system,    myelinization  WENDER 

nucleic  acid,  hybridization,  Anura,  Aves, 

Echinodermata  ,  Olbburs 
,  nucleotides,  cofactors,   Teleostei,    ^^^^pj^^ 

_'*^^protein  ratios,  growth  &  di«erentiation^^^^ 

Rodentia                         ,     ,  cxAnNT 

nucleolus,   oogenesis.  Polychaeta  ^^^^l^£l 

oogenesis.    Anura  TSUKAHARA 

_,  Echinoidea  KISCHER 

organogenesis 

phosphagens.  egg  &  spermatozoa.  ^ISAWA 

Echinodermata  ftmnfOAN 

phosphatase,   alkaUne,    Urodela  ^^^^q^dAY 

phosphate  metaboUsm  of  embryo,  tracer 

studies,   Echinodermata  ^^^x^n^OTO 

pigment    granules,    Teleostei  ^^^^^^r^pLL 

polyamines.   larva,  Diptera  hEBY 

porphyrin  synthesis,  development  &  vcrnfT 

regeneration,   Nemertea  VERNE  I 

precursors,  radioactive,  incorporation,  j^^g^^^ux 
prtmJy  induction  factor.  Anura  FAULHABER 
pteridines   in  egg.   Hemiptera  ..AT^aTMOTO 

—  role  in  pigmentation,  Teleostei  MATSUMOTO 
pterins,  role  in  pigment  formation,  OBIKA 

Amphibia 

^SS'^"^"*''  ^^^^'  KRETCHMER 

237 


BIOCHEMISTRY  (contd.) 

regeneration,    Annelida  DURANTE 

PUCCIA 
relation  to  growth  in   vitro,   Aves  KLEIN 

reproduction,  Elasmobranchii,  Mammalia, 

Mollusca  MANN 

resistance  &  sensitivity  to  fluorouracil 

&   streptomycin,   Diptera  DUKE 

rhodopsin  cycle,  postnatal,   Carnivora     BONTING 

DAEMEN 
Rodentia  KNOX 

semen.    Mammalia  MANN 

serum,  fetal  &  maternal,  electrophoresis, 

Artiodactyla,  Carnivora,  Rodentia  ANDERSON 
skin   derivatives,   Aves,   Rodentia  KISCHER 

spermatozoa,  apyrene.  Gastropoda  HADFIELD 
stimulation  of  regeneration, 

Coelenterata  GOODWIN 

subcellular  organelles,  molecular  assembly  SIMON 
subembryonic   liquid,   Aves  ELIAS 

testis,   descent.   Mammalia  WENSING 

transcription,  temporal  &  spatial  aspects. 

Homo,   Rodentia  DOHERTY 

translational  level  control  of  protein  synthesis, 

Artiodactyla,  Rodentia  PAGE 
,  tRNA  &  ribosomes,  normal  & 

hormone-induced  development, 

Aves  BERNFIELD 

uridine  metabolism,  Polychaeta  SCHROEDER 

xanthines,  dimethylated,  effect  on  development, 

Echinoidea  CHENEY 

— ,  methylated,  effect  on  oxygen  consumption, 

early   development,   Echinoidea  CHENEY 

Y-chromosome  function  in  spermatogenesis, 

Diptera  HENNIG 

yolk,  formed  artificially  by  DNAse, 

Echinoidea  BOLOGNARI 

—  utilization.   Amphibia,    Teleostei  VAHS 

BIOMETRY 
see  Growth 

BIOPHYSICS 

see  also  specific  physical  agents;  Energy 
artificial  weightlessness,  effect  on  early 

development,  polarization,  Anura, 

Nematoda  BRIEGLEB 

TEUCHERT 

, development,   Coleoptera    BRIEGLEB 

, embryo  &  larva, 

Anura  DOBROWOLSKI 

, metamorphosis,   Anura       BRIEGLEB 

TEUCHERT 
,  interaction  with  radiation, 

Rodentia  DOBROWOLSKI 

brain,   fetal,   Aves,   Mammalia  SEDLACEK 

cell  electrophoresis,  different  regions, 

gastrulation,    Anura  BRICK 

cellular  adhesion,  Anura,  Aves, 

Porifera  STEINBERG 

—  differentiation,  epidermis  &  hair  follicles. 
Mammalia  SIMS 

cytokinesis,  Anura,  Crustacea, 

Echinoidea  RAPPAPORT 

dielectric  constant,  effect  on  cell  adhesion, 

Aves  JONES 

eggs,  electrical  properties.  Amphibia  KASYANOV 
— ,  Echinoidea  HIRAMOTO 

electric  fields  on  embryonic  surface,  correlated 

with   cell  migrations,   Anura  KOSTELLOW 

MORRILL 

—  potential,  effect  of  teratogens  on  placental 
function,   Rodentia  KERNIS 

electrical  stimulation  of  regeneration, 

Coelenterata  GOODWIN 

electrophoretic  mobility  indicating  changes  in 

cell   periphery,   Aves  MASLOW 

electrophysiology,    brain.   Mammalia  SCHAD6 

— ,  — ,  relation  with  biochemistry, 

Rodentia  SOBOTKA 

— ,  central  nervous  system,  Anura, 

Aves  CORNER 

— ,  cochlea  &  vestibular  system, 

Carnivora  MARTY 

— ,  early   stages,   Anura,    Urodela  LA  AT 

— ,  embryo,    Anura,    Urodela  SLACK 

— ,  —  &  larva,  Amphibia  ROBERTS 

— ,  fetal  brain,  Aves,   Mammalia  SEDLACEK 

— ,  heart,  Aves  LE  DOUARIN 

PAVKOV 
— ,  — ,  electron   microscopy,   Rodentia  GROS 


— ,  membrane  properties,  heart  &  muscle, 

Rodentia,    Urodela  BERNARD 

GARGOUIL 
PAGER 
— ,  nervous    system,    Marsupialia  BODEMER 

— ,  neuromuscular  system,  Mammalia  CERBELLE 
— ,  olfactory  nerve  fibres,  Teleostei  WESTERMAN 
— ,  permeability  of  cell  junctions. 

Amphibia  SHERIDAN 

— ,  regenerating   nerves,   Teleostei  MARK 

— ,  reirmervating   muscle,    Teleostei  MARK 

— ,  retinogram,  postnatal,  Carnivora         BONTING 

DAEMEN 
— ,  — ,  Tetrapoda  WEIDMAN 

embryo-maternal  relations, 

Artiodactyla  ALEXANDER 

embryonic   cell   surface,    Vertebrata  CURTIS 

lactate  dehydrogenase  isozymes, 

Teleostei  WHITT 

micro-eiectrography  of  heart,  Aves  TAMANOI 
physical  agents,  effect  on  oogenesis, 

Orthoptera  TCHELEBI 

placenta,   syncytial  cells,   Homo  LONDON 

pressure,  high  hydrostatic,  effect  on  mitosis, 

cleaving  eggs,   Echinoidea  MARSLAND 

— ,  reduced  atmospheric,  effect  on  embryo, 

Rodentia  KAMEYAMA 

space  flight,  effect  on  reproduction, 

Insecta  GROSCH 

tension,  oocyte  &  egg  cortex. 

Amphibia  NILSSON 

BIRTH 

development  of  fetus  at  moment  of  birth. 

Mammalia  NAAKTGEBOREN 

fetal  membranes,  degenerative  changes. 
Homo  MIKAMO 

BLADDER 

see  Urogenital  system 

BLASTEMA 

see  Regeneration  (traumatic) 

BLASTOCYST 

see  also  Cleavage 

cytogenetics,    Lagomorpha  SHAVER 

development  &  implantation,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  HARPER 

,  physiology,   Mammalia  MARSTON 

diapause,  factors  causing  resumption  of 

development,   Marsupialia  TYNDALE 

— ,  maternal  endocrine  glands. 

Mammalia  BAEVSKY 

early  embryology  &  implantation, 

Pinnipedia  BACKHOUSE 

effect  of  chemical  agents. 

Mammalia  DEGENHARDT 

drugs,   Lagomorpha  SHAVER 

embryotoxic  agents  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

Lagomorpha  HAY 
oviduct  secretions  on  development, 

Lagomorpha  HAMNER 

fine    structure.    Homo,    Rodentia  MARTINEK 

,  Lagomorpha,    Marsupialia  TYNDALE 

genetics  &  embryology.  Homo, 

Mammalia  EDWARDS 

implantation,  decidual  reaction,  ultrastructure. 

Mammalia  SANANES 

— ,  delay,  physiological  &  experimental,  inter- 
actions with  uterus,  Rodentia  McLAREN 
— ,  endocrine  aspects,  Rodentia  ZEILMAKER 
— ,  enzymatic  activities,  Rodentia  OWERS 
— ,  factors  involved,  Carnivora,  Rodentia  ORSINI 
— ,  immunological  control,  Rodentia  KIRBY 
— ,  interactions  with  uterus,  Rodentia  McLAREN 
—  in  vitro,  Mammalia  GLENISTER 
— ,  Mammalia  GWATKIN 
— ,  RNA,  Rodentia  SEGAL 
— ,  Rodentia  WILSON 
— ,  role  of  pituitary  gonadotropins, 

Artiodactyla,    Rodentia  ROBERTSON 

— ,  ultrastructure  &  chemistry  in  vitro  &  in 

vivo,    Lagomorpha  STEER 

— ,  — ,  Mammalia  GLENISTER 

in  vitro  culture,  temperature  &  viability, 

Lagomorpha  ALLISTON 

,  Rodentia  LE  GOASCOGNE 

in  vivo  &  in  vitro,  Rodentia  WHITTEN 

mucin  coat,  function  &  biochemistry, 

Lagomorpha  KILLIE 


238 


non-cellular   coverings,   Lagomorpha  B6VING 

pre-implantation,  embryo-maternal  relationships, 

egg  transfer,  Lagomorpha  ADAMS 

— ,  hormone    secretion,    Rodentia  DICKSON 

,  metaboUsm,    Rodentia  TANNER 

relation  with  endometrium,  Rodentia  DE  FEO 
respiration,    Lagomorpha  1 ORRES 

Rodentia  DAGLIESH 

role  of  nucleolus  in  differentiation, 

Homo.    Rodentia  MARTINEK 

spacing  orientation  &  implantation, 

Lagomorpha  BbVING 

trophoblast,  antigenicity,  Lagomorpha, 

Primates,  Rodentia  BEHRMAN 

—  as  invasive  tissue,  physiology, 

Rodentia  JAMES 

—  behaviour  in  vitro.  Mammalia  GLENISTER 
— ,  biology,    Rodentia  BILLINGTON 

—  cells,  chromosomes,  Rodentia  SELLER 
— ,  development  &  physiology,  Rodentia  KIRBY 
— ,  ectopic,  Rodentia  ZEILMAKER 
— ,  endovascular,  Rodentia  LEGRAND 
— ,  giant  cells,  fibrinoid  layer, 

Rodentia  SOLOMON 

— ,  interaction  with  endometrium, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  MORETTI 

—  invasion,  relation  to  uterine  blood 

vessels,    Lagomorpha  BoVING 

—  knobs,  Lagomorpha  BoVING 
— ,  morphology  &  composition, 

Lagomorpha  STEER 

— ,  giant  cell  transformation, 

Rodentia  DICKSON 

water   uptake.   Mammalia  TUFT 

zona  pellucida,  factors  controlling  loss, 

Carnivora,    Rodentia  ORSINI 

BLASTODERM 

see  also  Cleavage:  Primitive  streak 
axial  primordium,  experimental  study, 

Teleostei  HOPERSKAYA 

blood  islands,  hemoglobin  synthesis, 

Aves  WAINWRIGHi 

cardiac  area,  grafts,  autoradiography, 

Aves  ORTS 

differentiation  potencies.   Axes  KOCHAV 

early    development,   Aves  LUTZ 

epi-  &  hypoblast,  ultrastructure, 

Aves  KARLIN 

epiboly  &  cell  differentiation,  electron 

microscopy,   Teleostei  THOMAS 

erythropoietic  tissue  in  vitro, 

Axes  WAINWRIGHT 

expansion,  cell  behaviour,  Aves  DOWNIE 

folded,    embryo    formation,    Aves  EYAL 

— ,  injury,  effect  on  embryo  formation, 

Aves  ESHEL 

formation,   Cephalopoda  ARNOLD 

inductive  effects,  hypoblast  &  epiblast, 

Aves  WOLK 

in  vitro  culture,   Aves  LUTZ 

labeled  metabolites,  incorporation  &  transport 

in    vitro,    Aves  BAKER 

marginal  tissue,  growth,  role  of  cytoplasmic 

nucleic   acids,  Aves  SCHLESINGER 

marginal  tissue,  morphogenetic  movements, 

microcinematography,  Aves  SCHLESINGER 

morphogenesis,  differentiation,  biochemistry, 

Teleostei  BRUMMETT 

reaggregated  cells,  grafting, 

Teleostei  OPPENHEIMER 

regulative    capacities,    Aves  ROGULSKA 

site   &  origin,   Teleostei  HUVER 

subembryonic   liquid,    biochemistry,   Aves       ELI  AS 
unincubated,  artificial  multilayered  systems, 

Aves  EYAL 

yolk  granules,  biochemistry,  part,  yolk  DNA, 
Aves  BRUCE 

EMANUELSSON 

BLASTODISC 

see  Blastoderm 

BLASTOMERES 

see  Cleavage 

BLASTULA 

see  Cleavage 

BLOOD 

see  also  Circulation;  Hematopoiesis; 
Vascular  system 


acid-base  status  regulation,  Aves  DAWES 

acidosis,    respiratory,    Mammalia  SIMKISS 

cells,  in  yolk  sac,  Rodentia  JONES 

cellular    chimerism,    parabiosis,   Anura  VOLPE 

—  differentiation,  Aves  GODET 

—  differentiation,  embryo  &  fetus,  morphology 

&   biochemisuy,    Vertebrata  RAUNICH 

chemistry  after  intra-uterine  hypoxia, 

Homo  THIERY 

— ,  young  embryo,  Aves,  Rodentia  GRABOWSKJ 
congenital  anemia,  W-series  mutants, 

Rodentia  SELLER 

embryology  BEAMS 

erythrocyte  membrane,  antigenic  differentiation, 

Aves  D'AMELIO 

— ,  immimology,    Rodentia  ADACHI 

FURUSAWA 
erythrocytes,    Aves  NIGON 

erythrocytic  system,  differentiation, 

Aves,    Rodentia  ALBRIGHT 

erythroid  cells,   characteristics,   Aves  FRASER 

experimental    studies,   Aves  LEMEZ 

groups,   inheritance,   Rodentia  FOSTER 

heme   biosynthesis,   regulation,   Aves  SIMONS 

—  proteins  DALLMAN 
hemoglobin,  Aves  D'AMELIO 

—  composition,  effect  of  environment, 
Anostraca  BO  WEN 

— ,  embryo,   Artiodactyla  BLUNT 

— ,  formation  in  embryo  &  young  larva, 

Teleostei  YAMAGAMI 

— ,  switch  at  metamorphosis,  genetic 

control,   Anura  HAMADA 

KAJITA 
SHUKUYA 

—  synthesis,   Aves  WILT 

,  blastodisc,    Aves  WAINWRIGHT 

,  fetal-adult  switch,  molecular  basis, 

Rodentia  ROSENBERG 

in   embryo,   Aves  FRASER 

in  yolk  sac  derived  erythroid  cells, 

Rodentia  FANTONI 

— ,  various    forms,    Aves  GODET 

hypothermia,  effect  on  electrolytes,  lactic 

&  pyruvic  acid,  Lagomorpha  GROTE 

inorganic  salts  in  plasma,  compared  to  amount 

in  lung  &  liver,  Anura,  Rodentia  WYSOCKA 
islands,   in  vivo  &  in  vitro,  Aves  MANELLI 

MASTROLIA 
— ,  toxicity   of   O2,   Aves  KELSO 

morphogenesis  &  physiology,  Aves  VENZKE 

plasma  cell,  immunoglobulin  synthesis, 

Rodentia  ANDERSON 

— ,  physiology  &  physiopathology, 

Aves  ABRAMOVICI 

pressure  throughout  pregnancy. 

Primates  RAMSEY 

protein  &  hemoglobin,  synthesis,  regulation 

by  tRNA,  Aves  PRCHAL 

THOMPSON 
WAINWRIGHT 
serum,  fetal  &  maternal,  electrophoresis, 

Artiodactyla,  Carnivora,  Rodentia  ANDERSON 
—  proteins,  Aves,   Rodentia  HEIM 

volume,   Cetacea,  Mammalia  SPENCER 

BLOOD  VESSELS 

see  Vascular  system 
see  also  Circulation 

BODY  CAVITIES  (&  their  linings) 
coelom,  morphology  &  electron  microscopy. 

Cephalopoda  FIORONI 

coelomocytes,  material  transfer  to  oocytes, 

in  vitro,  Polychaeta  SCHROEDER 

eleocytes,  nucleolus  formation, 

Polychaeta  SCHROEDER 

inguinal  canal.   Homo  PASSAPONTI 

BONE(S) 

see  also  Bone  marrow;  Cartilage;  Skeleton 
autoradiography,    Vertebrata  LEBLOND 

Aves  SCHUMACHER 

calcitonin,  ultimobranchial  body, 

Chelonia  DIMOND 
cell  differentiation.  Mammalia  MAZHUGA 
electron  microscopy,  Aves,  Mammalia  GAILLARD 
,  scanning  probe  X-ray  microanalysis. 

Mammalia  BOYDE 

enzymes,  tracer  studies,  Aves, 

Mammalia  GAILLARD 


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BONE(S)  (contd.) 

growth  &  development,  postnatal. 

Homo  ANDERSON 

Homo  ^^V^ 

induction,  inhibition  by  thalidomide  RINALDI 

SCHREIBER 
influence  of  hormones,  Aves, 

Mammalia  GAILLARD 

limb,  rudiments,  response  in  vitro  to  thyroid 

hormone,    Avet  LAWSON 

metabolism,  enzymes,  hormone  effects, 

Amira,   Aves  McWHINNIE 

metamorphic  effect  of  hormones, 

Artiodactyla,    Rodentia  KNESE 

organ   culture,   Aves,    Mammalia  GAILLARD 

origin,   Aves  t/^wa 

ossification,    Rodentia  RAJTOVA 

Osteichthyes  FRANCOIS 

osteogenesis,  endo-  &  perichondral. 

Homo,    Mammalia  MAZHUGA 

—  in  vitro,  effect  of  tetracycline, 

Rodentia  WARTIOVAARA 

regeneration,   Carnivora  BARTOS 

— .  histochemistry,    Rodentia  MiiKINEN 

RAEKALLIO 
Rodentia  SCHUMACHER 

Vertebrata  FRIANT 

BONE  MARROW 

development,  transplantation,  irradiation. 

Mammalia  THOMAS 

mast  cell,  electron  microscopy,  _ 

Vrodela  SETOGUTI 

BRAIN 

antigens,  Aves  WENGER 
area  postrema,  Carnivora  XAVIER 
&  subfornical  organ,  ultrastructure, 

Carnivora,    Primates  WARTENBERG 

biochemical  &  electrophysiological  correlates, 

relationship,  Rodentia  SOBOTKA 

blood-brain-barrier,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  NAKAMURA 

centres,    Anura  KOLLROS 

cerebellar  cortex,  histochemistry, 

Rodentia  CSILLIK 

KASA 
cerebellum,   autoradiography,  histochemistry, 

Rodentia  HANAWAY 

WIJFFELS 
— ,  descriptive  &  experimental  morphology,  _ 

histochemistry,    Carnivora  McCANCt 

PHILLIS 
— ,  histochemistry,    Vertebrata  RuDEBERG 

— ,  histogenesis,   Rodentia  DADOUNE 

— ,  hypoplasia  induced  by  virus  infections, 

Carnivora,    Rodentia  MARGOLIS 

—  &    inferior    olive,    Vertebrata  TAKEDA 

— ,  regeneration,  Teleostei  LOMBARDO 

Cetacea  GIHR 

KRAUS 
cholesterol  esterase,   Rodentia  PRITCHARD 

cortex,  perinatal  maturation,  Mammalia  MARTY 
— ,  postnatal  development, 

Lagomorpha  CHEVREAU 

development,    Vertebrata  ALTMAN 

diencephalon,   autoradiography, 

Rodentia  KEYSER 

differentiation,   immunofluorescence, 

Rodentia  NORD 

early  stages,  growth  &  differentiation, 

Aves  BURDA 

EEG  &  embryonic  behaviour,  Aves  CORNER 

— ,  fetal,  influence  of  uterine  contractions. 

Homo  GARCIA   AUSTT 

effect  of  methionine-sulphoximine, 

Aves  DOUSOVA 

electroencephalography  following  fetal 

irradiation,    Mammalia  RUGH 

ependyma,    mitotic   index.    Homo  BOSSY 

fetal,  extra-  &  intracellular  environment, 

Aves,    Mammalia  SEDLACEK 

STASTNY 
— ,  impedance,   Aves,   Mammalia  SEDLACEK 

— ,  membrane  ATP-ase  system,  Aves     FR6HLICH 

SEDLACEK 
STASTNY 
— ,  steady  &  membrane  potentials,  Aves, 

Mammalia  SEDLACEK 

histochemical    mapping  KOZIK 

Homo  HEWITT 

SOLERE 


hydrocephalus  induced  by  virus  infections, 

Rodentia  MARGOLIS 

hypothalamus,    autoradiography,    Rodentia       IFFT 
— ,  before  &  after  metamorphosis, 

Vrodela  PRAHLAD 

— ,  connections  with  hypophysis, 

Vertebrata  ENEMAR 

immunochemistry,    Rodentia  LaVELLE 

Mammalia  FRIANT 

HEWITT 
medial  geniculate  body,  development  &  cortical 

projection,  Carnivora,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  ROKYTA 
,  interhemispherical  cormections, 

Carnivora,  Lagomorpha,  Rodentia  ROKYTA 
midbrain  structures,  autoradiography,  biogenic 

amines,   Rodentia  HANAWAY 

morphological  &  experimental  study. 

Amphibia  CLAIRAMBAULT 

myelinization,    Lagomorpha  CHEVREAU 

nerve  &  glial  cells,  culture,  growth  & 

differentiation,    Dictyoptera  LEVI 

neuroglia  nuclei,  relation  to  myelinated  fibres, 

postnatal,   Rodentia  STURROCK 

neuro-ophthahnic  structures,  electron 

microscopy,    Tetrapoda  WEIDMAN 

normal  &  abnormal  development,  autoradio- 
graphy, immunology,  Aves, 

Rodentia  LANGMAN 

development,    Rodentia  AUROUX 

nuclei,    peripheral-central    relationships, 

Aves  NARAYANAN 

olfactory  bulb,  nerves  &  glia,  electron 

microscopy,    Rodentia  HINDS 

optic  centre  differentiation,  biochemical 

factors,  part,  role  of  retinal  fibres, 

Aves  MARCHISIO 

—  lobes,  eyeless  animals,  proteins, 

Aves  MARCHISIO 

—  system,  enzyme  histochemistry, 

Rodentia  SCHIEBLER 

—  tectum,  effects  of  optic  nerve  section, 
Vrodela  ^"^^S 

,  grafting,    Teleostei  GAZE 

,  growth,    Anura  HOLLYFIELD 

&  nuclei,  effect  of  removal  of  optic 

cup,  Aves  WENGER 
,  rudiment  transplantation  between 

varieties  with  &  without  eyes, 

Teleostei  BRICK 

SCHMATOLLA 
organ   cultiu-e   Aves,   Mammalia  DOUSOVA 

overgrowth,    Aves  KALLEN 

postlarval,    Polychaeta  KORN 

potentials,  sensory  evoked.  Homo  VANZULLI 
proteins  ANDERSON 

radiosensitivity,    Rodentia  MURAKAMI 

regeneration,   physiological. 

Mammalia  POLEZHAEV 

Rodentia  ^'^^iX^ii 

PILLERI 
SCHLuTER 

sexual  maturation,  effect  of  sex  hormones, 

Rodentia  ADAMS 

structure,  interconnections  of  parts  & 

connections    with    ganglia,    Dictyoptera  LEVI 

subcommissural  organ,  development  &  ^"°'=^"^„_ 

comparative  study,  Vertebrata  OKSCHE 
,  growth  &  differentiation. 

Amphibia  MARINI 
,  structure  &  function,  Homo, 

Mammalia  LEONIENI 

subcortical  auditory  centres,  interhemispherical 

connections,  Carnivora,  Lagomorpha,        _„,,_,. 

Rodentia  ROKYTA 

—  regions,  postnatal  development, 

Carnivora,    Homo  FLEISCHHAUER 

telencephalic  areas,  basal,  autoradiography, 

Rodentia  KEYSER 

telencephalon,  post-metamorphic,  regeneration, 

Anura  LOMBARDO 

thalainus,  autoradiography.  Mammalia  MARTY 
— ,  enzyme  histochemistry  &  function  of 

nuclei,  Rodentia  SCHIEBLER 

vascular  system,  descriptive  &  experimental 

study,   Aves  ^^RDA 

ventricles,    fetus.    Homo  WESTERGAARD 

visual    connections,    Anura  GAZE 

KEATING 

—  system,  experimental  study,  Aves,  ^„,,^, 
Rodentia                                                       COWAN 


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BRANCHIAL  REGION 

see  also  Pharynx 

development  &  teratology,  Amniota. 

Homo  SLIPKA 

epibranchial    organ,    Teleostei  BERTMAR 

Rodentia  GOEDBLOED 

BRISTLE 

see  Integument 

BURSA  OF  FABRICIUS 

see  Lymphatic  system 

CAPILLARIES 

see  Vascular  system 

CARBOHYDRATE(S) 

chondroitin  sulfate,  synthesis,  cell  differentiation 

in    vitro,    Aves  COLEMAN 

eggs,   Echinoidea  ISONO 

glucose  &  glycogen  in  pre-  &  postnatal  liver, 

electron  microscopy,  Rodentia  JACQUOT 

PLAS 
— ,  uptake  by  early  embryo,  tracer  study, 

Aves  HARRISON 

glycogen,    liver,    embryo,   Aves  D  AUGER  AS 

— ,  nervous   system.   Amphibia  MARINI 

— ,  oocyte  through  early  gastrula, 

Amtra  VAN  GANSEN 

—  synthesis,    oogenesis,    radio-isotope    study, 
Insecta  ENGELS 

glycogenolysis,   in   perfused   placenta,   effect 

of    gonadotropins.    Homo  CEDARD 

glycolipids,  metabolism,  Crustacea, 

Insecta  DUTRIEU 

glycoproteins,    metabolism,    Anura  H6GLUND 

glycosaminoglycan  changes  in  fetal  epidermis, 

Homo  GIANNETTI 

— ,  synthesis,    cell   differentiation   in   vitro, 

Aves  COLEMAN 

metabolism,   Anura  SALLACH 

— ,  Anura,    Aves  L0VTRUP 

NILSSON 
— ,  as   affected   by   mutants,  Diptera  DOANE 

— ,  embryo,    Echinoidea  MATSUNAGA 

— ,  embryonic   diapause,   Anostraca  CLEGG 

— ,  endocrine    regulation,    muscle,   Aves  LOVE 

— ,  enzymes,  fetus  &  neonate. 

Mammalia  WALKER 

— ,  relation  to  glycogen  metabolism,  pre- 

implantation  stages,  Homo,  Rodentia  STERN 
mucopolysaccharides,  acid,  early  stages, 

Rodentia  DENKER 

— ,  biochemistry,  connective  tissue  cells 

in  vitro,   Aves  TRINKAUS 

— ,  Echinoidea  IMMERS 

— ,  egg   &   larva,    Teleostei  LOBO 

— ,  metabolism,    Anura  H6GLUND 

— ,  pancreas  &  salivary  gland,  in  vitro, 

Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

—  in  skeleton,  normal  &  abnormal, 

Rodentia  KLEINEBRECHT 

— ,  sulfated,  role  in  palate  development, 

Rodentia  COLEMAN 

• — ,  synthesis,  effect  of  chemicals, 

Rodentia  LARSSON 

wound   healing,   Mammalia  WATTS 

placenta,   Mammalia  WALKER 

polysaccharides,  localization,  part,  vascular 

system.  Homo  LHOTKA 

sugar,  metabolism  of  embryo,  tracer  studies, 

Echinodermata  YANAGISAWA 

CARCINOGENETIC  AGENTS 

see  also  Tumour(s) 

action  on  animal  tissues  KUHN 
chemical,  action  mechanism,  Rodentia  FUJII 
effect  on  embryo,  Lacertilia  MULHELKAR 
mammary   glands,   Rodentia            HOSHINO 

CARTILAGE 

achondroplasia,  histology  &  biochemistry. 

Homo,   Lagomorpha  SHEPARD 

cell   differentiation.   Mammalia  MAZHUGA 

—  orientation,  role  in  bone  tissue  organization, 
Aves,    Rodentia  TRELSTAD 

chondrocyte  hypertrophy.  Mammalia  SCHRYVER 
chondrocytes,   cell   cycle   time,   Aves  ELMER 

chondrogenesis,   experimental  study,   Aves  CHRIST 


comparison  of  different  types,  in  vitro, 

Aves  LEV  EN  SON 

differentiation  in  vitro,  biochemistry, 

Aves  COLEMAN 

effect  of  vitamin  C,  in  vitro,  Aves      LEVENSON 

electron  microscopy,  scanning  probe  X-ray 

microanalysis.   Mammalia  BOYDE 

formation,  external  ear,   Rodentia  SVAJGER 

—  in  vivo,  Rodentia  COWARD 
genetic  control,  macromolecules,  Aves  ELMER 
induction  by  notochord  &  neural  tube, 

Aves  STRUDEL 

metamorphic  effect  of  hormones,  Arliodactyla, 

Rodentia  KNESE 

origin,    Aves  HALL 

regeneration,   Carnivora  BARTOS 

vertebral,    ultrastructure,    Aves  STRUDEL 

Vertebrata  FRIANT 

CASTE  DETERMINATION 

see   Polymorphism 

CELL(S) 

see  also  Tissue  culture;  Unicellular  organisms 
adhesion,   Aves,    Mammalia  HORNBY 

— ,  effect   of   dielectric   constant,   Aves  JONES 

— ,  measurement,   embryo,   Aves  STEINBERG 

— ,  mechanism  &  changes  during  development, 
Echinoidea,    Urodela  KONDO 

—  &  movement,  normal  &  mutant  embryos, 

Aves  EDE 

— ,  physics  &  chemistry,  Anura,  Aves, 

Porifera  STEINBERG 

adhesions,  formation  during 

reaggregation  CAMPBELL 

EDWARDS 
affinities,  imaginal  discs,  normal  &  mutant 

cells,   Diptera  GARCIA 

— ,  melanophores,  time-lapse  cinematography, 

Urodela  BRICK 

— ,  changes  during  morphogenesis. 

Amphibia,    Aves  GRUNZ 

aggregation,    Amphibia  PATRICOLO 

— ,  cellular  specifities  controlling 

morphogenetic  movements,  Aves, 

Rodentia  BURDICK 

—  factor,    Echinoidea,    Urodela  KONDO 

,  Porifera  HUMPHREYS 

— ,  RJSfA  &  protein  synthesis.  Amphibia, 

Aves  GRUNZ 

— ,  spicule    formation,    Echinoidea  ELLIS 

— ,  tissue  reconstruction,  Anura,  Aves, 

Porifera  STEINBERG 

aging,   in  vitro,   placenta,   Rodentia  DORGAN 

behaviour,  action  of  morphogenetic  agents, 

Aves  WESTON 

— ,  blastoderm    expansion,    Aves  DOWNIE 

— ,  effect  of  antibodies,  Aves  PARTRIDGE 

changes,  during  neural  induction  &  early 

differentiation,    Anura  DEUCHAR 

chimerism,    blood,    parabiosis,    Anura  VOLPE 

clones,    connective    tissue,    Aves  TRINKAUS 

contact  inhibition,  myocardioblasts, 

Aves  BETCHAKU 

—  &  migration,  gastrulation, 

Anura  EISENBERG 

contacts,  early  embryo,  ultrastructure, 

Aves  TRELSTAD 

— ,  electron   microscopy  OVERTON 

— ,  morphogenesis,    Echinoidea  GUSTAFSON 

cortex,    variations,    Ciliata  NANNEY 

cortical  contractile  protein,  mitosis, 

Echinoidea  SAKAI 

cultures,    gene    expression  WHITTAKER 

cytoplasmic  structures,  experimental  morphology, 

electron  microscopy,  early  stages. 

Gastropoda  BERENDSEN 

ELBERS 
death,   heart,    Aves  PEXIEDER 

— ,  in  differentiating  tissues, 

Amphibia  KAWAKAMI 

—  in  embryology,  normal  &  abnormal. 

Homo  ILIES 

— ,  integument,  epithelial-mesenchymal  inter- 
actions, larva  through  metamorphosis, 
ultrastructure,  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 
Anura  GOLDSMITH 

— ,  limb    morphogenesis,    Vertebrata  FALLON 

— ,  motor  column,  normal  &  experimental, 

Aves  NARAYANAN 

— ,  role  in  morphogenesis,   Aves  SAUNDERS 

— , teratogenesis  MENKES 


241 


CELL(S)  (contd.) 

— .  —  of  lysosomes  &  hormonal  control,  meta- 
morphosis, Anura,  Hemiptera  GOLDSMITH 
— ,  ultrastructure.  Axes,  Homo  MOTTET 
degeneration,  imaginal  disc,  Diptera  SPREY 
— ,  normal  &  mutant  embryos,  Aves  EDE 
development  &  proliferation,  effect  of 

cytosine   arabinoside,   Rodentia   BERTALANFFY 
developmental,  variations  in  structure  & 

function,    various    techniques  KESSEL 

differentiated    functions,    maintenance    in 

vitro  SATO 

differentiating,    DNA,    Vertebrata  BOLLUM 

DOiNNELLY 

KARASAKI 

MODAK 

SISKEN 

TRAURIG 

differentiation,  effect  of  inorganic  ions, 

Hydroidea  MACKLIN 

— ,  gene  expression,  part,  isozymes, 

Teleostei  WHITT 

— ,  Golgi   complex.    Gastropoda        DAUWALDER 
— ,  induction    by    virus,    Aves  LEE 

— •  in    vitro,    Vertebrata  CURTIS 

— ,  protein  synthesis  control,  epigenetic 

&  genetic,    Vertebrata  WHITT 

— ,  regeneration,    Anura,    Hydroidea  AOTO 

— ,  relation    with    DNA,    Aves  LEE 

dis-  &  reaggregation,  early  embryo, 

^^"  ZWILLING 

. .  Urodela  ENGLaNDER 

.  neural    tube,    Aves  ADLER 

,  Tiirbellaria  COWARD 

embryonic,    aggiegation,    Echinoidea  GIUDICE 

— ■  differentiation    in    vitro,    Diptera  SEECOF 

— ,  dissociated,  RNA  metabolism,  effect  of 

inductive    agents.    Amphibia  lYEIRI 

— ,  haploid,  genetics,  nuclear  transfer, 

Anura  FREED 

MEZGER 
— ,  in  vitro,  ultrastructural  effects  of 

actinomycin   D,   Anura  JONES 

— ,  isolated,  behaviour  &  fate  in  vitro. 

Amphibia,    Teleostei  COUPE 

— ,  — ,  movement,  Amphibia,  Echinodermata, 

P'"^^^  SIRAKAMI 

— ,  junctions,  electron  microscopy, 

Vrodela  BLUEMINK 

membrane,  chemical  treatment, 

Echinoidea  HEROLD 

— ,  reaggregates,  segregation  mechanisms, 

Vertebrata  CURTIS 

— ,  small   aggregate   cultures,   Anura  JONES 

— ,  structural  changes  during  cultivation. 

Amphibia  MASUDA 

— ,  surface  properties  &  behaviour, 

^^"  MOORES 

— ,  — ,  structure  &  physical  chemistry, 

Vertebrata  CURTIS 

equilibria,  undifferentiated  &  differentiated 

tissue,    Turbellaria  CHANDEBOIS 

growth    control.    Mammalia  MUELLER 

homing,   Aves  CAMERON 

mteractions,    autoradiography,    Aves  TICKLE 

— ,  developmental  instructions,  theoretical 

*t"^/        ,    ,_      .  LINDENMAYER 

— ,  effect  of  chemical  modification  of 

surface,   Aves  VICKER 

—  in    embryo,    Echinoidea  MUTOLO 
immune   response  FITCH 

ROWLEY 
•  vitro,  energy  transfer,  Aves, 

Rodentia  REPORTER 

— ,  relaUon    with   DNA,      Aves  LEE 

— ,  role  in  intercellular  synthesis, 

Vertebrata  SALAMATINA 

TUMANISHVILI 
— ,  spiral  cleavage  GATHER 

— ,  tissue    primordia,    Aves  LAVARACK 

— ,   Urodela  TOIVONEN 

juncuons,  permeability,  biophysics. 

Amphibia  SHERIDAN 

locomouon  &  behaviour,  in  vitro, 

Aves,    Rodentia  MIDDLETON 

—  in   vitro,   Aves,    Rodentia  LEFFORD 
membrane,  experimental  morphology,   electron 

microscopy,   early   stages.    Gastropoda      ELBERS 

—  lipids,   Aves  GOLDHOR 

—  protein,  normal  &  cancer  cells,  Aves, 
Rodentia  GOLDHOR 

242 


— ,  species-specific  antigenicity, 

Rodentia  ADACHI 

FURUSAWA 

—  system,  changes  during  oogenesis, 
Echinoidea  BAL 

migration,  correlation  with  electric  fields, 

'^""'■a  KOSTELLOW 

MORRILL 
— ,  embryo,    Aves  BELLAIRS 

,.,.,     p      ,  HEAYSMAN 
motihty  &  ultrastructure,  in  vitro. 

Amphibia  FREED 

movements,   contact  inhibition  STEINBERG 

—  &   division,   in  vivo   &   in   vitro  ALLEN 

—  in  early  embryo,  Rodentia  NEWMAN 
— ,  morphogenesis,  Gastropoda  SATHANANTHAN 
number  of  generations,  relation  with 

determination.    Amphibia  SLADECEK 

orientation,  role  in  mesenchymal  tissue 

organization,    Aves,    Rodentia  TRELSTAD 

periphery,  changed  by  enzymatic  treatment, 

effect   on   reaggregation,    Aves  MASLOW 

pre-adult,  effect  of  malignant  cells, 

Vertebrata  STEPHENSON 

prouferation  &  differentiation,  Aves  CAMERON 
— ,  wing    disc,    Lepidoptera  L6BBECKE 

reaggregated,  from  blastoderm,  grafting, 

Teleostei  OPPENHEIMER 

reaggregation  after  enzymatic  change  of  cell 

periphery,    Aves  MASLOW 

— ,  comb   &   non-comb   skin,   Aves      LAWRENCE 

— ,  formation  of  adhesions  CAMPBELL 

„     .,  EDWARDS 

— ,  Porifera  FUKE 

KIDO 

KISHIDA 

OHSAKI 

recogmtion,  specificity  in  imaginal  discs, 

piP'era  GARCIA 

relations  in  vitro,  Aves,  Rodentia  ABERCROMBIE 

HEAYSMAN 

,.     ..  ,  PEGRUM 

rephcaUon,  eye  lens  mathematics,  Aves     MODAK 

PERSONS 

structures  involved  in  formation  of  curved 

structures,   Aves  WRENN 

surface,    antigens  FEDOROFF 

—  coat,  Tunicata  DECK 
— ,  effect  of  chemical  modification  on  cell 

interactions,    Aves  VICKER 

— ,  genetic  control  in  pigment  pattern, 

Urodela  BRICK 

— ,  incorporation  of  polysaccharide 

precursors,   biochemistry,   autoradiography, 

Acrasiales  BURNSIDE 

—  in  different  regions,  gastrulation,  cell 
electrophoresis,    Anura  BRICK 

— ,  physics  &  chemistry,  relation  to  adhesion, 

Anura,    Aves,    Porifera  STEINBERG 

—  properties,  role  in  morphogenetic 
movements,   Aves  COLLINS 

— ,  sialic    acid    distribution,   Aves  AVE 

— ,  specificity,    Aves  WESTON 

— ,  ultrastructure,   Aves  LESSEPS 

OVERTON 
transformation,    Anura,    Aves  L0VTRUP 

volume  changes,  limb  regeneration, 

Urodela  DARDA 

CELL  CULTURE 

see  Cell(s);  Tissue  culture 

CELL  DEATH 

see  Cell(s) 

CELL  DIVISION 

see  Cell(s);  Mitosis 

CELL  HEREDITY 

chromosome  rearrangements  following 

somatic    recombination,    Diptera  MORATA 

clonal   analysis,   muscle,   Aves  KONIGSBERG 

genital    disc,    Diptera  ULRICH 

imaginal   disc,   in   vitro,   Diptera  GEHRING 

,  Diptera  GSELL 

wing   imaginal   disc,   Diptera  GARCIA 

—  mutants,    Diptera  SANTAMARIA 

CELL-LINEAGE 

see  Embryology  (experimental) 


CELL  RENEWAL 

see  Regeneration  (physiological) 

CENTRAL  NERVOUS  SYSTEM 

see  also  Brain;  Neural  crest;  Neural  plate; 
Spinal  cord 

abnormal  development,  quantitative  studies, 

Vertebrate  JELINEK 

cellular  kinetics,  effect  of  periphery, 

autoradiography,    Aves  OJEDA 

Cetacea  FILLER! 

chemical  energy  production  &  ultilization. 

Axes  CORNER 

dendritic    patterns,    Mammalia  SCHADe 

descriptive  &  experimental  studies, 

Aves  DRUKKER 

determination,    UroJela  JACOBSON 

development,  effects  of  hormones, 

Rodentia  EAYRS 

developmental   mechanism,    Vrodela  OHASHI 

— •  variations.    Primates  McCLURE 

differentiation,  electron  microscopy, 

Aves  LYSER 

disturbances,  influence  on  learning, 

Rodentia  AUROUX 

effect  of  X-irradiation  &  enzyme  inhibitors, 

Mammalia  SCHADe 

,  Mammalia  BERRY 

electrophysiology.    Mammalia  SCHADe 

experimental  teratology,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  NAKAMURA 

fibres,  number  &  size,  Carnivora, 

Rodentia  DUNCAN 

functional  development,  electrophysiology, 

Aves  CORNER 

glia  cells,  culture,  growth  &  differentiation, 

Dictyoptera  LEVI 

—  — ,  electron   microscopy,   Rodentia  PETERS 

VAUGHN 

,  histochemistry  KOZIK 

,  number  &  ultrastructure,  Carnivora, 

Rodentia  DUNCAN 

— ,  effect  of  postnatal  injury, 

Carnivora  FLEISCHHAUER 

— ,  optic    nerve,    Carnivora  BLUNT 

— ,  postnatal  development,  Carnivora, 

Homo  FLEISCHHAUER 

— ,  Rodentia  SMART 

Homo  YAMADORI 

maturation  of  spontaneous  &  reflex  activity, 

Aves  CORNER 

microglia,    experimental    morphology  KRANTZ 

mitotic  ratio,  Amphibia  BAFFONI 

myelin  sheaths,  electron  microscopy, 

Rodentia  PETERS 

VAUGHN 
myelination,  experimental  study,  Carnivora, 

Rodentia  DUNCAN 

neural  epithelium,  nuclear  migration, 

autoradiograph,    Aves  CORLISS 

—  tube,  abnormal  development,  auto- 
radiography,  Rodentia  ASLING 

,  as  affected  by  mutants,  Rodentia  CENTER 

,  dis-   &  reaggregation,   Aves  ADLER 

,  electron  microscopy,  effect  of 

urethane,   Rodentia  HERMAN 

KAUFFMAN 
epithelium,  developmental  potencies, 

Vertebrata  OKSCHE 
,  lumbosacral  level,  myeloschisis, 

Aves  WATTERSON 
,  organ  culture,  effect  of  adjacent 

tissues  &  other  factors,  Aves  LYSER 
,  secondary  origin  from  tail  bud, 

Aves  JELINEK 

nucleotides,   Aves  WENGER 

organ   culture,   Aves  JAMES 

pattern    formation,    Urodela  DUNCAN 

protein   turnover,   Rodentia  STEWART 

quantitative  histology,  cytology  &  ultra- 
structure,  Vertebrata  JELINEK 
regeneration,  Anura  FILONI 
regional  differentiation.  Amphibia  TAKAYA 
relation  to  doubled  sense  organs  in  animals 

with    tandem    heads,    Vrodela  BRaNDLE 

rhombencephalic  &  anterior  spinal  cord 

region,  induction  &  pattern  formation, 

Aves  WIERTZ 

role  of  neural  function,  electrophysiology 

&   histology,   Anura,   Aves  CORNER 

specific   proteins,  Aves  McCALLION 


synaptic  connections,  factors  involved, 

Aves,    Rodentia  COWAN 

teratogenesis,   Aves  ALEXANDRU 

Vertebrata  MARTIN 

CENTRIFUGATION 

see  Biochemistry;  Embryology  (experimental); 

CEPHALOGENESIS 

see  Head 

CEREBELLUM 

see  Brain 

CHEMICAL  MICRO-ANALYSIS 

dry  mass/water  ratio  from  fertilization 

through   first   cleavage,   Echinoidea      BEREITER 
scanning  probe  X  ray,  hard  tissues. 

Mammalia  BOYDE 

CHEMICALS  (biologically  active) 

see  specific  chemicals  (Antibiotics;  Antimitotic 
agents  etc.  etc.);  specific  elements;  Drugs; 
Ions;  Teratogenesis 

CHEMORECEPTORS 

functional  development,  Artiodactyla     REYNOLDS 

CHIMERAS 

artificially  induced,  Artiodactyla, 
Rodentia  PIGHILLS 

experimental    production,    Rodentia  SELLER 

TARKOWSKI 

limb,  xenoplastic,  ecto-mesoderm  inter- 
actions,   Aves  PAUTOU 

xenoplastic,  feather,  differentiation, 
Aves  DHOUAILLY 

CHONDROCRANIUM 

Crocodilia  FRANK 

morphogenesis,  experimental  studies,  Amphibia, 

Aves,    Chelonia,    Lagomorpha  TOERIEN 

ossification,    Rodentia  RAJTOVA 

CHORDA 

see  Notochord 

CHORION 

see  Placenta 

see  also  Embryonic  membranes 

CHOROID  PLEXUS 

see  Brain 

CHROMAFFIN  CELLS 
CHROMATIN 

see  Chromosomes 

CHROMATOGRAPHY 

see  Biochemistry  etc. 

CHROMATOPHORE(S) 

cytodifferentiation,  experimental  &  electron 

microscopic    studies.    Amphibia  OBIKA 

developmental   physiology.   Amphibia      BAGNARA 
differentiation,    Ascidiae  SABBADIN 

—  &  migration,  developmental  &  genetic 

control,     Urodela  DUNCAN 

genetic   control,    Urodela  DALTON 

immunological  interactions,  intra-  &  inter- 
specific,   Urodela  DUNCAN 
larval  &  adult,  response  to  purified 

chromatophorotropins,   Crustacea  RANGA 

morphology  &  electron  microscopy, 

Cephalopoda  FIORONI 

ultrastructure,   Amphibia  BAGNARA 

CHROMOSOME(S) 

see  also  Cytology 

aberrations  caused  by  drugs,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  ROUX 

— ,  virus-induced,  terato-  &  carcinogenesis. 

Homo  MAKINO 

— ,  X-irradiation,    Mammalia  LEONARD 

abnormalities.    Homo  CARR 

abnormalities  resulting  from  x-irradiation  of 

parent    animal,    Urodela  JAYLET 

behaviour    in    gametogenesis,    Anura       MARKERT 
behaviour  in  relation  to  cell  differentiation, 

embryo,  Diptera,  Mammalia,  Polychaeta, 

Turbellaria  MELANDER 


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CHROMOSOME(S)  (contd.) 

biochemisfjy,    Ares.    Homo  HAKANSSON 

breaks  &  repair,  irradiation,  spermatocytes, 

Rodentia  McGAUGHEY 

changes  during  differentiation,  c-Tr^xTrMDc-r 

Urodela  SIGNOREl 

chromatin,  fine  structure  &  cytochemistry, 

Diptera  MAHOWALD 

— ,  isolated,  priming  RNA  synthesis,  ^avt 

Echinoidea  x,*?pnrv 

— ,  proteins,    Rodentia  MALfUiA 

comparative  study,  Artiodactyla,        „--^™„p„KF 

Perissodactyla  BENIRSCHKh 

configuration,  influence  on  effect  of 
X-irradiation,  gametes  through  pupae,     ^,,..^^^_„ 

Diptera  WuRGLER 

congenital   malformations.   Homo        BULSIEWICZ 

CZAP0K.A 

DZIUBA 
cycle,  amphigony  &  pseudogamy,  „^^,.t.,t 
Turbellaria  ^^^Ax^ 
developmental   changes,   Anura        DiBERARDlNO 
Edentata                                                   BENIRSCHKE 
effect  of  fertility  regulating  agents,  ,.„^.»,^ 
Homo  MIKAMO 
radiomimetic  agents,  relation  to  organo- 
genesis,  Rodentia                                     TAMBOISE 
embryo,   Aves,    Rodentia  ».ti-a^?^ 
fetus,  normal  &  pathological.  Homo         MIKAMU 
fine  structure  &  function,  normal  &  inter- 
specific hybrids,  Diptera                    '^P^^^^v 
histone   synthesis,   embryo,£'c>!mo/dea        LINDSAY 
hybrids,  interspecific  &  intergeneric,  tt/-ucv 
Carnivora,    Lagomorpha                   McGAUGHEY 
karyotype,   congenital  disorders,  Homo     MAKING 
— ,  effect  of  irradiation  &  mutagens, 

Aves,    Rodentia  SRB 

—  in  spontaneous  abortions,  ,.__,,, 

Homo  PAWLOWITZK 

&    malformations.    Homo         SASAKI 

&  induced  abortions. 

Homo  MAKING 

— ,  lethal  racial  hybrids,   Anura  MOORE 

— ,  sex   ratio,   Homo  f^f/^^ 

— ,  Teleostei  HUVER 

—',  X-irradiation,    Rodentia  McGAUGHEY 

Lacertilia  KRAL 

lampbrush,  fine  structure,  RNA,  DNA  & 

protein   metabolism.    Amphibia  ^^hi^^ 

— ,  germinal   vesicle,    Orthoptera  'SH.Vtt 

_    Urodela  BARSACCHI 

MANCINO 
Mammalia  KRAL 

mapping   of   transcription   events.   Homo, 

Rodentia  DOHERTY 

molecular  structure  during  genetic  actvity, 

Diptera  GAY 

oocytes,  relation  to  radiosensitivity, 

Mammalia  ^'^^dic 

patterns,    tissue    culture,    Artiodactyla  HARRIS 

polytene,  DNA,  RNA  &  protein  synthesis, 

normal   &   infected   larvae,  Diptera  PA  VAN 

— ,  gene    activation,    Diptera  RIBBERT 

— ,  histones,    Diptera  ROBERT 

— ,  in   vitro,   Diptera  WEIRICH 

— ,  proteins,    Diptera  CAVE 

— ,  puffing,  induction  &  repression, 

Diptera  BERENDES 

—  —  patterns,  control  mechanism, 

Diptera  KROEGER 

— ,  — ,  RNA  metabolism,  Diptera  DANEHOLT 
— ,  RNA   metabolism,   Diptera  EDSTROM 

protein    &    RNA,    Axes  HUANG 

puff  formation,  mechanism, 

Diptera  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

puffing    patterns,    Diptera  COUNCE 

puffs,    cytochemistry    &    fine    structure, 

Diptera  ^^ci 

— ,  lethal    mutants,    Diptera  BREUGEL 

rearrangements,   developmental  consequences, 

Rodentia  EICHER 

—  following  somatic  recombination, 
developmental    fate,    Diptera  MORATA 

replication,  nuclear  transplant  embryos. 

Amphibia  S^t,X^ 

KING 

role   in   development,   Rodentia      YANAGIMACHI 

differentiation,    Diptera  POULSON 

salivary   gland,   gene   function,   Diptera        PANITZ 

,  protein   histochemistry,    Diptera  KATO 


,  puffing  &  differentiation, 

Diptera  BEERMANN 

sex-reversal,   Anura  MIKAMO 

supernumerary,  effect  on  development, 

Orthoptera  BERGERARD 

trophoblast   cells,    Rodentia  SELLER 

Vrodela  BRUNST 

Y,  function  in  spermatogenesis,  biochemistry, 

Diptera  "^«pc*^ 

— ,  gene    physiology,    Diptera  Htas 

CILIA 

morphogenesis  &  regeneration,  blastula  & 
gastrula,  protein  synthesis,  Annelida, 
Echinoidea  '^Pi'^iXS 

stereo-,    ductus    epididymidis,    Rodentia       LEEbON 

CINEMICROGRAPHY 

see  Microcinematography 

CIRCULATION 

see  also  Vascular  system 

neonatal,    Artiodactyla  NIE 

CLEAVAGE  (&  moi-ula,  blastula) 
see  also  Blastocyst;  Blastoderm;  Blastodisc 
Anura  KATAGIRI 

blastula    formation,    Coleoptera  HAGET 

,  ionic  events,  elecUic  fields,  cell 

migration,    Anura  ^^xT^dd?tt 

— ,  hatching  enzyme,  mode  of  action,  ,cutt->a 

Echinoidea  ISHIDA 

— .  Na-f-  release  in  blastocoel  &.  germ  layers, 

Anura  KOSTELLOW 

^""'^''  MORRILL 

— ,  tryptophan  metaboUsm,  tissue  specific 

enzymes,    Anura  Tirivi/ 

— ,  vasopressin-like  hormone,  Anura  KOSTELLOW 

MORRILL 
block  produced  by  antibodies,  Anura  SHAVER 
cell  junctions,  electron  microscopy,  ,,^.,tk,v 

Urodela  BLUEMINK 

Cephalopoda  "^n^RFN 

Cestoda  OGREN 

cleaving  force,  origin  &  direction,  i^ttdz-i-ta 

Anura  KUHUIA 

'^""'''  HAYAKAWA 

NAKAMURA 


cytodifferentiation.   Amphibia 


cytokinesis,  electron  microscopy,  ttt-a^ivti^ 

Urodela  BLUEMINK 

— .microcinematography.   Amphibia,       „,o.„.wt 

Echinodermata,    Pisces  SlRAKAMi 

— ,  micrurgical  studies,  Anura,  Crustacea, 

Echinoidea  RAPPAPORT 

cytoplasmic  division,  initiating  factors, 

Echinoidea  MARSLAND 

dissociated  blastomeres,  release  of  «^^^^'"   „  .  „„pT, 

opmental    factors,    Echinoidea  ^^^rr^v 

dry   mass/water   ratio,   Echinoidea  BEKLiitK 

dynamics,  Echinoidea,  Lamelli-  ,,  »  ccir-rvf  v 

branchia  ^^^^^T^a^ 

Echinoidea  *^^  w^ 

MIKl 

effect  of  antimitotic  &  radiomimetic  drugs,       _^,^, 

Urodela  SENTEIN 

carboxylic   acids,    Urodela  SENTEIN 

DNA,  RNA  &  protein  anti-  T,,,Dvr» 

metaboUtes,    Teleostei  ^  d^d?vt  t« 

UV    irradiation.    Gastropoda  LABUKiJua 

electron    microscopy,    Urodela  r^^VJi^l^ 

&  cytochemistry,  Rodentia  RLMLJNAK 

&  experimental  study,  Anura,  ddv 

^-^^''^  selmJX 

enzyme  activity,  mitotic  index,  induction, 

Anura  ,       COWARD 

furrow  induction  by  subcortical  cytoplasma 
Urodela 

—  position  &  advance,  determimng  i.T,pr>xA 
mechanism,    Anura                                   o^ni-iTcw 

interference    microscopy,    Echinoidea  BLKtiitK. 

irregularities,  biochemically  induced,  ^o.uivt 

Gastropoda  viNinQHiTA 

mechanism,    Echinoidea  KlNUbHiiA 

—  of  cytodifferentiation,  „„^t,t~vt 

Gastrlpoda  ^     ^^^^^^"^'fmOTO 

metabolic    rhythm,    Echinoidea  NEMOlU 

microcinematography,  Anura,       „^^^„^^,„_„„t^ 

Urodela  BOTERENBROOD 

KARA 


DAN 


244 


mitotic    apparatus,    protein,    Echinoidea  MIKI 
,  structure   &   function,  Echinoidea     KIEFER 

—  spindle,  disintegration  by  hydrostatic 
pressure,   Echinoidea  MARSLAND 

—  structures,  stabilization  by  D-O, 

Echinoidea  MARSLAND 

molecular    mechanisms,    Rodentia  MONESI 

mosaic  eggs,  ultrastructure,  Lamelli- 

branchia  HUMPHREYS 

non-cleavage,    SH    fluctuation,    Echinoidea        DAN 
nucleolar   changes.   Gastropoda  DAUWALDER 

physiology,    Echinoidea  KOJIMA 

protein  synthesis  localization,   autoradio- 
graphy.   Gastropoda  WAL 

&    nucleic    acid    metabolism. 

Gastropoda  BIGGELAAR 

—  +  RNA,  activation  of  synthesis, 

Echinoidea  WILT 

rate,  relation  witli  rate  of  embryonic  devel- 
opment,   Teleostei  JONES 
RNA    metabolism,    Gastropoda          DAUWALDER 
spindle  microtubules,  origin  &  protein  level, 

Echinoidea,    Echiuroidea  ANDERSON 

spiral,    cell    interactions  GATHER 

suppression  of  one  cycle,  precocious  formation 

of    micromeres,    SH    cycle,    Echinoidea         DAN 
Teleostei  KIRCHEN 

Urodela  SAWAI 

CLOACA 

see  Urogenital  system 

CLONE(S) 

see  Asexual  reproduction;  Cell(s);  Cell  heredity 

COELOM 

see  Body  cavities 

COLCHICINE 

see  Antimitotic  agents 

COLLAGEN 

Amphibia  KATO 

biochemistry,  connective  tissue  cells  in  vitro, 

Axes  TRINKAUS 

deposition  during  metamorphosis, 

Anura  REYNOLDS 

fibres,  resorption,  tail  metamorphosis,, 

Anura  ITO 

fibrillogenesis,    Artiodactyla  ALLEN 

lamellae,  cornea,  fibrous  architecture, 

Aves  TRELSTAD 

ligamentum    nuchae,   Artiodactyla  BARTOS 

synthesis,  cell  differentiation  in  vitro, 

Aves  COLEMAN 

— ,  pancreas  &  salivary  gland  in  vitro, 

Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

umbilical    cord.    Homo  UYSAL 

wound    healing.    Mammalia  WATTS 

COLOUR  PATTERNS 

see  Chromatophore(s);   Pigment(ation) 

COMPETENCE  (inductive) 

early   stages,    Urodela  GRUNZ 

ectoblast,  influence  of  actinomycin, 

Aves  GALLERA 

ectoderm,    Urodela  JOHNEN 

neural  &  endo-mesodermal,  blastula  & 

gastrula,  biochemical  correlates, 

Urodela  SAAG 

—  &  mesodermal,  blastula  &  gastrula, 
histochemistry,   autoradiography, 

Urodela  UBBELS 

CONGENITAL  MALFORMATIONS 

see  Malformations 

CONNECTIVE  TISSUE 

see  also  Fibroblast(s) 

biochemistry  DORFMAN 

cartilage,  bone,  lung,  kidney,  histochemistry, 
enzymology,  electron  microscopy, 
Artiodactyla,  Aves,  Homo,   Rodentia         KNESE 

chorionic  villi,  histogenesis,  Homo     KOMINKOVA 

collagen,  polymerization,  tracer  study, 

pupa,   Lepidoptera  ASHHURST 

components,  biophysics  &  bio- 
chemistry MATHEWS 

differentiation  of  clones,  biochemistry, 

cinemato^aphy,    Aves  TRINKAUS 

fibrillogenesis,  Anura,  Homo, 

Rodentia  WATANABE 


filament  formation  in  regeneration, 

Turbellaria  PEDERSEN 

ligamentum   nuchae,   Artiodactyla  BARTOS 

mast  cell  formation,  molecular  biology, 

Rodentia  CSABA 
,  histochemistry,  ultrastructure, 

Rodentia  SEFTALIOGLU 

,  Rodentia  BURTON 

plasma  cells,  subcutaneous,  cytogenesis, 

Rodentia  TOTO 


CORPUS  ALLATUM 

experimental  histophysiology, 
Insecta 


PFLUGFELDER 


CORPUS  LUTEUM 

relation    with    embryo,    Artiodactyla 

CORTEX 

see  Cell(s);  Egg(s) 

CORTISONE 

see  also  Steroids 

effects.    Amphibia,    Teleostei 


HAY 
MOOR 


HANKE 
LEIST 


JURAND 


ZUST 
ZUST 


hydro-,  early  effects  in  embryo,  Aves, 

Rodentia 
— ,  effect  on  feather  germs  &  tracts, 

Aves 
— ,  effect   on   skin  &  feathers,  Aves 
— ,  sensitivity  of  dermis  &  epidermis,  Aves     ZUST 
influence  on  gestation  &  fetal  development, 

Rodentia  MERCIER 

teratogenesis,    Aves,    Mammalia  CLAVERT 

CRANIUM 

see  Skull 

see  also  Chondrocranium 

CULTURE  (egg,  embryo  etc.) 

see  also  Organ  culture;  Tissue  culture 

blastocyst,  chemical  teratogenesis, 

Rodentia  MITCHELL 

— ,  cytology  &  endocrinology.  Homo, 

Primates,    Rodentia       ,  BAKER 

— ,  effect  of  embryonic  agents,  Lagomorpha  HAY 
— ,  implantation,    Lagomorpha  STEER 

— ,  — ,  Mammalia  GLENISTER 

— ,  Rodentia  LE   GOASCOGNE 

blastoderm,   Aves  LUTZ 

— ,  incorporation  &  transport  of  labeled 

metabolites,    Aves  BAKER 

— ,  origin  of  asymmetry  of  heart  and  ovaiy. 


Aves 
Cestoda 
descriptive  material,  first  72  hours, 

Aves 
early    differentiation,   Rodentia 


LEPORI 
SMYTH 

LUCEY 

LEVAK 

SKREB 

SVAJGER 


—  embryo,  influence  of  genotype  & 
environment  on  developmental  rate, 

Rodentia  McLAREN 

,  influence  of  temperature, 

Lagomorpha  ALLISTON 

—  gastrula,    Teleostei  BRUMMETT 

—  stages,  various  treatments, 

Artiodactyla  POLGE 

egg,  Artiodactyla,  Lagomorpha  ONUMA 

— ,  maturation,   Rodentia  lOANNOU 

embryo, carbohydrate  metabolism.  Homo, 

Rodentia  STERN 

— ,  Diptera  COUNCE 

— ,  drug    bio-assay,    Aves  BOONE 

— ,  early  post-implantation  stage,  metabolic 


requirements,   Rodentia 
— ,  effect   of   teratogens,   Rodentia 

—  &   fragments.    Cephalopoda 

— ,  in   serum,   teratogenesis,  Rodentia 

— ,  Mammalia 


GUNBERG 
SHEPARD 
TANIMURA 
MARTHY 
GUNBERG 
NEW 
PRESLEY 
— ,  morphogenetic  movements  &  tissue 

differentiation,    Rodentia  DEUCHAR 

— ,  paedogenesis,    Diptera  W^NT 

— ,  Rodentia  BENOIT 

NAKAYAMA 
— ,  teratogenic  action  of  amino  acid 

analogues,   Rodentia  KOCHHAR 

— .  Urodela  DOBROWOLSKI 


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CULTURE  (contd.) 

embryonic  cells,  dissociated,  surface  properties 

&    interactions,    Ares  VICKER 

fertilization,  Carnivora,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  HUNT 

formation  of  embronic  membranes, 

Rodentia  WRBA 

gastrula,    Rodentia  BENOIT 

growth-limiting  medium,  regional  biochemical 

effects,  Aves  KLEIN 

malformations,    Rodentia  WRBA 

Mammalia  BIGGERS 

GLENISTER 
metabolism  &  differentiation,  Rodentia  WRBA 
mutant   embryos,    Rodentia  STEIN 

placenta,  perfused,  effect  of  gonadotropins 

on   steroid   synthesis,    Homo  CEDARD 

— ,  structure    &   hormones.    Homo  BAKER 

preimplantation    stages,    Rodentia  WHITTEN 

protein  metabolism  in  relation  to  growth 

&    differentiation,    Aves  KLEIN 

Rodentia  NADAMITSU 

YANAGIMACHI 
Teleostei  CHAMBOLLE 

teratogenesis,    ubiquinone,    Aves  MUSY 

trophoblast  behaviour.  Mammalia  GLENISTER 
very  young  embryo,  Artiodactyla, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  ULBERG 

viviparous   forms,    Teleostei  DEPECHE 

CYTOCHEMISTRY 

see  Histochemistry 

CYTOGENETICS 

see  Cytology 

CYTOLOGY  (&  cytogenetics) 

see  also  Chromosomes 

abortions,    cytogenetics.    Homo  SANDAHL 

amniotic  fluid,  cell  types,  source  &  relation 

to  normal  or  abnormal  development. 

Homo  FITZGERALD 

blastocyst,  cytogenetics,  Lagomorpha  SHAVER 
Cheleutoptera  SCALI 

congenital  malformations  &  abortions, 

Homo  KA.III 

,  Artiodactyla  ISHIKAWA 

cultured    cells,    Diptera  ALBERGHINA 

DOLFINI 
Diptera  COUNCE 

epithelium,    regeneration,    Rodentia  DECK 

Gastropoda  MANCINO 

SEMBRAT 
general  FEDOROFF 

Hirudinea  MANCINO 

PUCCINELLI 
larval   development,    Urodela  NOWAKOWNA 

mesonephros,    Aves  AMADO 

neoplastic  conversion  of  embryonic  cells, 

in    vitro,    Rodentia  MITCHELL 

oocyte,  early  &  vitellogenesis,  Anura  DUMONT 
oogenesis,   Diptera  BROWN 

ovulation,  fertilization  &  early  development. 

Homo,    Primates,    Rodentia  BAKER 

paedogenetic-bisexual  cycle,  Diptera  CAMENZIND 
sex    differences,    Aves  KOSHIDA 

Turbellaria  PUCCINELLI 

CYTOSTATIC  AGENTS 

see  Antimitotic  agents 

CYTOTOXIC  AGENTS 

see  Drugs 

DEDIFFERENTIATION 

see  also  Metaplasia 

cellular,    Porifera  MAURY 

— ,  regeneration  &  asexual  reproduction, 

Actinozoa  POLTEVA 

denervated  limb,  cytochemistry, 

Urodela  HEARSON 

eye   lens   regeneration,    Urodela  YAMADA 

regeneration    cells,    Annelida  BOILLY 

RNA   synthesis,   Amphibia  BURGESS 

DEOXYRIBONUCLEIC  ACID 

analogues,  effect  on  development, 

Echinoidea  GONTCHAROFF 

cytoplasmic,   Amphibia  BRACHET 

— ,  Anura  WEBER 

WELLAUER 


— ,  in   embryo,    Amphibia  BALTUS 

HANOCO 
— ,  oocytes   &   somatic   cells  SCHMERLING 

differentiating  cells,  physico-chemistry, 

Vertebrata  BOLLUM 

DONNELLY 

KARASAKI 

MODAK 

SISKFN 

TRAURIG 

embryonic,  effect  of  irradiation  &  alkylating 

agents,    Aves  TEMPEL 

exogeneous,  biological  effect,  Aves, 

Rodentia  LEDOUX 

extra,    germinal   vesicle,    Orthoptera  KUNZ 

extrachromosomal,  origin  &  function, 

oogenesis   &    early    stages,    Orthoptera         CAVE 
eye   lens,    autoradiography,   Aves  ANDERSON 

germ  layers  &  eye,  phase  specific  gene 

activity,    Teleostei,    Urodela  VAHS 

injection  into  embryo  of  different  strain, 

Aves  MARTINOVITCH 

polyploid    animals,    Anura  LAVALLE 

primer   activity,   eye   lens,   Aves  BOLLUM 

MODAK 
puff  formation,  mechanism,  larva, 

Diptera  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

relation  with  cell  differentiation  &  cell 

interactions,  in  vitro,  Aves  LEE 

relation  with  nuclear  size,  embryo,  larva, 
adult  &  germ  line,  Ascidiae, 

Gastropoda  BACCARINI 

REZFNDE 
SCHREIBER 

,  postembryonic  organogenesis. 

Gastropoda  FALLIERI 

,  spermatogenesis,   Anura       LAVALLE 

,  Teleostei  SANT'ANA 

0'>-concentration,  fibroblast, 

Aves  '  MUSY 

yolk,  oogenesis  &  early  stages, 

Polychaeta  EMANUELSSON 

replication  in  cultured  cells,  Diptera    BARIGOZZI 

HALFER 
— ,  imaginal  discs,   Diptera  MORATA 

satellite,  function,  in  regeneration, 

Crustacea  GRAHAM 

KERR 
SKINNER 
stage-specific,    nuclear    isolation,    Anura    ROLLINS 
synthesis,  control,  silk  gland, 

Lepidoptera  DE  TURENNE 

— ,  cytoplasmic  control,  neurons, 

Rodentia  JACOBSON 

— ,  differentiating  cells,  induced  by  virus, 

Aves  LEE 

—  during  maturation.  Amphibia, 

Echinoidea  BRACHET 

— ,  hormonal    regulation,    Rodentia      LAGUCHEV 

—  in   early   development,  Anura  DAWTD 

SWANSON 

egg,   Hemiptera  FORREST 

— ,  interordinal  hybrids,  fertilization  through 

pluteus,   Echinoidea  BROOKBANK 

— ,  lens  fibre  formation  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

Artiodactyla,    Aves  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

— ,  —  regeneration,    Urodela  EISENBERG 

— ,  limb  regeneration  blastema, 

Urodela  HEARSON 

— ,  mammary    gland,    Rodentia  ARMSTRONG 

— ,  mitosis,   larval  testis, 

Diptera  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

— ,  non-mitotic,    Rodentia  COWARD 

— ,  oogenesis.    Amphibia  BALTUS 

HANOCQ 
— ,  —  Anura  FICQ 

— ,  relation  with  differentiation, 

Rodentia  COWARD 

— , ,  pancreas  &  salivary  gland 

in   vitro,    Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

— , ,  skeletal  muscle   &  mammary 

gland,    Aves,    Rodentia  STOCKDALE 

— ,  role  of  nuclear  &  cytoplasmic  factors, 

in    vitro,    Aves,    Rodentia  JANDIERI 

TUMANISHVILI 

— .  uterus   &   placenta,    Rodentia  BACCARINI 

REZENDR 

SCHREIBER 

template   activity,  eye   lens,  Aves  BOLLUM 

BORSTEL 
MODAK 


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transcription,  site  of  hormone  action, 

various   stages,    Lagomorpha  CHURCH 

yolk,    in    blastoderm    cells.    Axes  BRUCE 

EMANUELSSON 

DETERMINATION  (embryonic) 

see  also  Induction 

biochemistry,    Echinoidea  LALLIER 

cell  potencies,  styligenic  organ, 

Heteroptera  PINET 

cellular,    imaginal   discs,   Diptera  HADORN 

— ,  relation  with  number  of  cell  generations, 

Amphibia  SLADECEK 

central   nervous   system,    Urodela  JACOBSON 

Diptera  KALTHOFF 

early   stages,   Coleoptera  KiiTHE 

,  Gastropoda  CLEMENT 

ectoderm,  in  solutions  of  inducing  substances, 

Urodela  KOCHER 

egg,    gradients,    Echinoidea  H6RSTADIUS 

genital  apparatus,   triploid  intersexes, 

Diptera  LAUGE 

—  disc,    Diptera  ULRICH 

head   organs.   Amphibia  WOELLWARTH 

heart,   temporal   &   spatial,    Urodela  DUNCAN 

molecular,    melanophores,    Urodela  BRICK 

neural    plate,    Atiura  ROSSI 

organ  primordia,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  GOTTSCHEWSKI 

ZIMMERMANN 

skin    areas,    Am4ra  KOLLROS 

trans-,   imaginal   discs,    Diptera  HADORN 

DEUTERIUM 

DoO,  effect  on  incorporation  of  labelled 

precursors,   Echinoidea  COUSINEAU 

— ,  stabilization  of  mitotic  structures, 

Echinoidea  MARSLAND 

DEVELOPMENT  (general) 

see  also  Asexual  reproduction;  Life  cycle(s); 

Morphogenesis 
Acarina  KRZYSZTOFOWICZ 

action   of   pyridine   nucleotides  KAPLAN 

Amphineura  BEBBINGTON 

Baikal    forms,    Teleostei  TCHERNIAEV 

biochemistry  of  imaginal  maturation, 

Insecta  ROCKSTEIN 

Cheleutoptera  SCALI 

chemical   &   biochemical   changes         NEWBURGH 
comparative  study,  different  species  &  strains, 

Rodentia  KAMEYAMA 

control  of  nematocyst  distribution  &  tentacle 

number,    Hvdroidea  HEATH 

Crustacea  ICHIKAWA 

RICE 
Cyclostomata  BAXTER 

developmental  pattern,  relation  to  intragenome 

nucleotide  sequence  homology,  Insecta, 

Mammalia,    Tunicata  LAIRD 

Diptera  MILKMAN 

effect   of   antipituitary    sera.   Ares       VENEZIANO 

artificial    sweetners,    Aves  VENEZIANO 

chemicals,  correlation  with  effect  of 

enzymes,    Echinodermata,    Turbellaria  HEIN 

environmental    factors,    Decapoda       LUCAS 

— •  —  irradiation,    Marsupialia  BLOCK 

thermal   stress,    Diptera  BRUST 

&   supernumerary  chromosomes, 

Orthoptera  BERGERARD 

electron   microscopy,    Diptera  PRIESTER 

,  Insecta  LAI 

,  Tunicata  GAUNTER 

environmental  &  genetic  control, 

Teleostei  FOWLER 

experimental    study,    Rodentia  WILSON 

Gastropoda  VISSER 

Hemichordata  BURDON 

Hydroidea  LYTLE 

Hymenoptera  G6SSWALD 

Hirudinea  PUCCINELLI 

in    vitro,    Cestoda  SMYTH 

Microsporidia  KRAMER 

morphological  &  physiological  variations, 

various   factors,    Rhynchota  DE    REGGI 

Nemathelminthes  KORN 

Nemertini  IWATA 

nuclear,  chromosomal  &  cytoplasmic  changes, 

Anura  DiBERARDINO 

Opisthobranchia  BEBBINGTON 

parasitic    forms,    Copepoda  COSTANZO 


parthenogenetic   form,   Cladocera  BETTANIN 

DELLA  CROCE 

patterns,    Aves  CAMERON 

plant  virus  vector,  Homoptera  KISIMOTO 

Protura  FRATELLO 

strain    differences,    Nematoda  LOWER 

Teleostei  BALON 

temperature    tolerance,    Nematoda  LOWER 

Tunicata  MILKMAN 

Turbellaria  GAUNTER 

PUCCINELLI 

variability,    Aves  MANNER 

Xiphosura  SCROLL 

DEVELOPMENT  (larval) 

see  also  Polymorphism  (insects) 

amino  acid  requirements  and  intermediary 

metabolism,    Coleoptera,    Orthoptera  DAVIS 

anatomy,    Urodela  BALLARD 

arm  formation,  molecular  &  cellular  aspects, 

Echinoidea  FINNEGAN 

LARRIVEE 
Brachiopoda  FRANZeN 

Bryozoa  STRoM 

cephaloaenesis,  experimental  study, 

Diptera  SCHOELLER 

Cestoda  VOGE 

comparative    study,    Invertebrata  JaGERSTEN 

Decapoda  LUCAS 

determination  of  larval  &  imaginal 

characters,  experimental  study, 

Diptera  ALLEAUME 
diploid  drones,  Hymenoptera  WOYKE 
effect  of  parasites,  Diptera  BRUST 
temperature,   O2   &  water   flow, 

Teleostei  BRAUM 

endocrine    control,    Decapoda  HUBSCHMAN 

Entoprocta  FRANZeN 

Gastropoda  MAKURKIEWICZ 

growth,    food   changes,    Cyclostomata  BAXTER 

—  &  nitrogen  excretion,  effect  of 

prolactin,    Anura  ARIMA 

holometabolic  forms,  Diptera, 

Hymenoptera  EMMERT 

Lamellibranchia  MAZURKIEWICZ 

SCHMIDT 
malformations,    Teleostei  BRAUM 

metabolism,    end-products,    Anura  ARIMA 

moulting  cycle,  ultrastructure  &  physiology, 

Lepidoptera  LOCKE 

Nemertea  CANTELL 

parasitic   forms,    Copepoda  IZAWA 

phospholipids  &  phosphatases,  Diptera      CHITNIS 

KAMAT 
Pogonophora  JaGERSTEN 

polyamines,  Diptera  AGRELL 

HEBY 
Polychaeta  BLAKE 

CAZAUX 
GIDHOLM 
MAZURKIEWICZ 
queen  determining  substance  in  royal  jelly, 

Hymenoptera  REMBOLD 

relation  to  parental  generation  &  selection, 

Diptera,    Lepidoptera  LEGAY 

Scyphozoa  WIDERSTEN 

thorotrast,  uptake  &  fate,  Cyclostomata     BAXTER 
transitory  organs,  morphology.  Gastropoda 

Malacostraca  FIORONI 

tropical   forms,    Echinoidea,    Mollusca      D'ASARO 
veliger  stages,  structure,  nutrition  & 

digestion,    Gastropoda  FRETTER 

DEVELOPMENT  (postembryonic,  fetal) 

Acarina  CASSAGNE 

Arachnida  EMERIT 

LEGENDRE 
Chondrostei  EMELIANOV 

Copepoda  OOISHI 

Edentata  BENIRSCHKE 

effect  of  hormones  on  nucleic  acid 
&  protein  synthesis,  Dictyoptera, 

Diptera  SHAAYA 
STH,  LTH  &  auxiliary  hormones 

on   growth,   Aves  H6CKER 

energy  metabolism,   Marsupialia  ARNOLD 

SHIELD 
homeothermy,    Marsupialia  SHIELD 

hormonal   regulation,   Diptera  BERENDES 

Insecta  GOUIN 

Insectivora  PORTMANN 

Myriapoda  GOUIN 


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DEVELOPMENT  (postembr.)  (contd.) 

physiology,  Lepidoptera,  Coleoptera  EIDMANN 
polymorphism,  environmental  factors, 

Homoptera  LEES 

pouch  fetus,  respiratory  control,  anoxia 

tolerance,   homeostatic  mechanisms, 

Marsupialia  ARNOLD 

SHIELD 
Rodentia  PORTMANN 

role  of  prothoracic  gland, 

Dictyoptera  BODENSTEIN 

DEVELOPMENTAL  GENETICS 

see  Genetics 

DEVELOPMENTAL  PATHOLOGY 

see  Pathology 

DEVELOPMENTAL  PHYSIOLOGY 

see  Embryology  (experimental); 

Embryology  (physiological) 
see  also  Development 

DIAPAUSE 

blastocyst,  factors  causing  resumption  of 

development,    Marsupialia  TYNDALE 

egg,   control   of   hydration,   Anostraca  SMITH 

embryonic,   carbohydrate  metabolism, 

Anostraca  CLEGG 

— ,  effect  of  photoperiod  &  temperature, 

Diptera  BRDST 

— ,  electron  microscopy,  biochemistry, 

Lepidoptera  OKADA 

— ,  maternal  endocrine  glands, 

Mammalia  BAEVSKY 

— ,  ultrastructure,   Orthoptera  LABOUR 

larval,  effect  of  photoperiod  & 

temperature,    Diptera  BRUST 

— ,  induction,    Lepidoptera  PENTZ 

metabolism,    Insecta  MOREAU 

Oligochaeta  SAUSSEY 

physiology,  Coleoptera,  Lepidoptera  EIDMANN 
pupal,    blood    antigens,    Lepidoptera  LENSKY 

— ,  RNA  metabolism,  effect  of  hormones, 

Lepidoptera  BARTH 

Teleostei  PETERS 

DIAPHRAGM 

see  Body  cavities 

DIET 

see  Nutrition 

DIFFERENTIATION 

see  also  Metaplasia 

action   of   pyridine   nucleotides  KAPLAN 

RNA  from  embryonic  organs, 

blastoderm  fragments  in  vitro,  Aves       BUTROS 
adrenal  gland,  chorioallantoic  graft, 

Aves  CHEVALLIER 

after  dis-  &  reaggregation,  early  embryo, 

Aves  ZWILLING 

ATP  synthesis,  Teleostei,  Urodela  CRAWFORD 
biochemical,  early  gastrula,  Teleostei  BRUMMETT 
— ,  parotid    gland,    Rodentia  GORDON 

biochemistry,  Anura,  Aves,  Diptera, 

Rodentia  URSPRUNG 

— ,  Anura  SALLACH 

cell    interactions,    Amphibia  HAYAKAWA 

NAKAMURA 
cells,    electron    microscopy,    Teleostei         THOMAS 

—  in  vitro,  Scyphozoa  SCHMID 
cellular,  Anura,  Aves  L0VTRUP 
— ,  Aves  CAMERON 
— ,  causal  biochemistry,  Urodela  WILDE 
— ,  cytochemical,  origin  &  significance, 

Anura,    Urodela  UBBELS 

— ,  Hydrozoa  LESH 

— ,  imaginal    discs,    Diptera  HADORN 

— ,  in  spermatogenesis,   Rodentia  MONESI 

— ,  integument,  epithelial-mesenchymal 

interactions,  larva  through  metomorphosis, 

ultrastructure,  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

Anura  GOLDSMITH 

— ,  in   vitro,    Vertebrata  CURTIS 

— ,  liver,   biochemistry,  Aves  LE  DOUARIN 

— ,  mechanism,  early  stages, 

Rodentia  TARKOWSKI 

—  &  molecular  aspects  MOSCONA 
— ,  Oi-consumption,   entropy,  Anura, 

Rodentia,    Urodela  KUCIAS 

— ,  Polychaeta  LESH 


— ,  Porifera  MAURY 

— ,  regeneration,  Anura,   Hydroidea  AOTO 

— ,  relation  to  hatching  enzyme  synthesis, 

Teleostei  ISHIDA 

— , genetics  ZITO 

— ,  ribosomal  structure  &  function,  Anura  FORD 
— ,  role  of  histones,  biochemistry, 

autoradiography,    Rodentia  MONESI 

— ,  — •  —  microenvironment,    Aves  SPRATT 

— ,  structural  &  functional,  cartilage 

&  bone.   Mammalia  MAZHUGA 

— ,  translational  factors.  Mammalia  HOLLAND 
— ,  various    techniques  KESSEL 

chemical,    egg,    Pulmonata  MORRILL 

chromatophores,    Urodela  DUNCAN 

chromosome  behaviour,  embryo,  Diptera, 

Mammalia,  Polvchaeta,  Turbellaria  MELANDER 

—  changes,  Urodela  SIGNORET 
— ,  salivary    gland,    Diptera                    BEERMANN 

KATO 
cleavage,   Amphibia  HAYAKAWA 

NAKAMURA 
cormective  tissue,  clonal  analysis, 

Aves  TRINKAUS 

cytoplasmic   fragments,    Urodela  WILDE 

denervated  limb,  cytochemistry, 

Urodela  HEARSON 

early,    autoradiography,    Rodentia  SOLTER 

SKREB 

—  gastrula,  Teleostei  BRUMMETT 
— ,  individual  cells,   biochemistry, 

Anura  DEUCHAR 

— ,  molecular    mechanisms,    Rodentia  ZITO 

— ,  transplantation,  culture,  Rodentia  LEVAK 

SKREB 
SVAJGER 
ectoderm,  effect  of  Lithium, 

Urodela  ENGLaNDER 

— ,  influence  of  homogenates  of  differentiating 

tissues,    Aves,    Urodela  LOPASHOV 

NIKITINA 
effect  of  extra-  &  intracellular  inorganic 

ions,  Hydroidea  MACKLIN 
hormones,  electron  microscopy, 

autoradiography,   in  vitro,  Lepidoptera      BERRY 

steroids,    Vertebrata  WURMBACH 

teratogens,    Vertebrata  WURMBACH 

thyroid    hormone,    Vertebrata    WURMBACH 

tissue-specific    antibodies,    Anura     SHAVER 

embryo    in    vitro,    Rodentia  DEUCHAR 

embryonic  cells,   in   vitro,   Diptera  SEECOF 

in   vitro,    Urodela  BEETSCHEN 

DUPRAT 
— ,  ultrastructure.   Amphibia  TAKAYA 

WATANABe 
epi-  &  hypoblast,  electron  microscopy, 

Aves  KARLIN 

epithelial,  genital  region,  regulative 

mechanisms  FORSBERG 

explanted  embryo,  protein  metabolism, 

Aves  KLEIN 

eye    lens   fibres,    Rodentia  ARMSTRONG 

eye  tissues  in  vitro,  biochemistry, 

Aves  WHITTAKER 

gene  control,  allophcnic  animals,  Rodentia  MINTZ 
genetical,    thsortical    study  NOTO 

genetics,   Diptera  BAKER 

genital  apparatus,  triploid  intersexes, 

Diptera  LAUGB 

germ    layers.    Mammalia  OOSTROM 

VERWOERD 
Golgi  complex,  cell  differentiation. 

Gastropoda  DAUWALDER 

heart,  role  of  intracellular  materials, 

Urodela  DUNCAN 

histochemistry,   neonatal   Uver,   Rodentia       MALET 

POURHADI 

TURCHINI 

imaginal   disc   cells,   Diptera  GEHRING 

—  — ,  Diptera  GLOOR 

,  histochemistry,    Diptera  SPREY 

in  cleaving  eggs.  Gastropoda  GEILENKIRCHEN 
in    vitro,    Cestoda  SMYTH 

,  Rodentia  WRBA 

isoamylases,  genetic  regulaton,  Diptera  DOANE 
isolated  embryonic  cells  in  vitro,  Amphibia, 

Teleostei  COUPE 

limb  mesenchyme,  normal  &  mutant, 

Aves  FLINT 

lymphoid  cells,  immunoglobulin.  Homo, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  CEBRA 

maintenance  in  vitro,  heart  cells,  Aves     TAYLOR 


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muscle,  striated,  causal  biochemistry, 

Urodela  WILDE 

neoblasts  in  blastema,  ultrastructure, 

TuThellaria  SAUZIN 

— ,  Turbellaria  OKUNO 

SUGINO 
nerve   tissue   in   vitro  VARON 

neurons,    Rodentia  LaVELLE 

nuclear,    Amira  KING 

— ,  chromosomal  &  cytoplasmic, 

Anura  DiBERARDINO 

nucleic   acid-protein   ratios,   Rodentia  BRYAN 

oocyte,  effect  of  actinomycin  &  histones, 

Anura  FICQ 

organ  primordia,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  GOTTSCHEWSKI 

ZIMMERMANN 
pancreatic  exocrine  cells,  Rodentia  WESSELLS 
pigment  cells,  effect  of  amino  acids, 

Aves  FINNEGAN 

WIREN 
plasma  cell  in  vitro,  immunoglobulin 

synthesis,   Rodentia  ANDERSON 

potencies,    blastoderm,   Aves  KOCH  A  V 

protein  &  nucleic  acid  metabolism, 

Amphibia  FAULHABER 

quantitative    cytochemistry,    Vertebrata  VAHS 

regional,  protein  synthesis,  Anura, 

Urodela  LANDESMAN 

relation  with  cell  cycle,  lens  regeneration, 

Urodela  EISENBERG 
division.  Amphibia, 

Chondrostei  DETTLAFF 
DNA  synthesis  &  cell  division,  skeletal 

muscle  &  maiTimary  gland,  Aves, 

Rodentia  STOCKDALE 
,  pancreas  &  salivary  gland  in 

vitro,  Rodentia  BERNFIELD 
mitotic  activity  &  DNA  synthesis, 

Rodentia  COWARD 

RNA  synthesis,  regeneration,  Amphibia  BURGESS 
Rodentia  GOEDBLOED 

role    of    chromosomes,    Diptera  POULSON 

nucleic    acids.    Amphibia  DENIS 

saUvary  gland,  gene  function, 

Diptera  BERENDES 

somatic  &  germinal  tissues,  gonad, 

Rodentia  OZDZENSKI 

time  preceding,  retinal  receptors,  Aves  MORRIS 
tissue,    autoradiography,    Vertebrata  BRAHMA 

— ,  effect  of  hormones  &  antimetabolites, 

histochemistry,    Aves,    Rodentia  ACHTELIK 

— , on   enzyme   synthesis  BOELL 

— ,  in  vitro,  relation  to  developmental 

potential   &   stage,   Lepidoptera  BROOKS 

— ,  role  of  cell  death.  Amphibia  KAWAKAMI 
undifferentiated  &  differentiated  cells, 

equilibria,    Turbellaria  CHANDEBOIS 

ultrastructure,    Coelenterata  HAYNES 

— ,  RNA  &  protein  synthesis.  Amphibia  JACOB 
virus  nucleic  acids  as  agents  involved, 

Anura  MIZELL 

DIGESTIVE  TRACT 

see  also  specific  parts 

argyrophile  &  argentaffin  cells,  mitotic  rate, 

Homo  SINGH 

&  associated  glands,  experimental  study, 

Anura  CAMBAR 

differentiation,   Ascidiae  BURIGHEL 

duodenal  mucosa,  hormonal  control, 

Aves  BETZ 

electron   microscopy.   Mammalia  BEGLEY 

experimental  study,  Aves  LE  DOUARIN 

functional    development.    Homo  TAKITA 

morphogenesis,  ultrastructure,  embryo  & 

larva,    Anura  ALBERT 

organ    culture,   Aves  SIGOT 

Paneth  cells.   Homo  SINGH 

postnatal,    Insectivora  MORRIS 

proteolytic  enzymes.  Amphibia,  Aves  FRATELLO 
vascular   changes,   perinatal,   Rodentia  MARSK 

DISAGGREGATION 

see  Cell(s) 

see  also  Tissue  culture 

DRUGS  (&  Other  biologically  active 
chemicals) 

see  also  specific  classes  of  agents 

(Antimitotic  agents  etc.);  Teratogenesis; 
Thalidomide 


action   in   vitro,   Rodentia  KAITILA 

LAHTI 

SAXEN 
antimalarial,  teratogenesis,  Rodentia  SULLIVAN 
bio-assay,    embryo   in   vitro,   Aves  BOONE 

blastotoxic,    Vertebrata  SEGAL 

chemosterilant,  hempa,  biological  action 

&   resistance,   Rodentia,    Teleostei  PURKO 

cytotoxic    agents  FEDOROFF 

effect   on   development  FRIEDKIN 

effects  on  embryo,  Aves,  Mammalia     GEBHARDT 

,  Edentata  BENIRSCHKE 

fertilization  &  early  development, 

Artiodactyla  POLGE 

limb    regeneration,    Urodela        GEBHARDT 

— ■  — '  nervous    tissue,    Urodela  LaVELLE 

— ■  —  pre-implantation  stages, 

Lagomorpha  SHAVER 

fetal   toxicity   tests.   Mammalia  SOMERS 

WARD 
Hempa,  effect  on  embryonic  cells  &  fibro- 
blasts, Rodentia,  Teleostei  JACQUES 
insecticides,  action  on  egg  &  Ijirva, 

Insecta  MORI 

medicinal  plants,  effects  on  embryo, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  PERSAUD 

3-methylcholanthrene,  induction  of  drug 

metabolizing  enzymes  &  Uver  growth, 

Rodentia  ARGYRIS 

muscle  relaxants,  placental  transmission 

&  teratogenic  effetcs,  Rodentia  JACOBS 

neuroleptic,  influence  on  fertility  &  fetal 

development,  Rodentia,  Lago- 
morpha TUCHMANN 
— ,  teratogenesis.  Mammalia  MERCIER 
neuropharmaca,  effect  on  asexual  repro- 
duction, Actinozoa  POLTEVA 
— , regeneration,  Hydroidea, 

Turbellaria  LENIQUE 

norethindrone,  effect  on  mother  &  fetus. 

Primates  WHARTON 

phenobarbital,  induction  of  drug  metabohzing 

enzymes  &  liver  growth,  Rodentia  ARGYRIS 
podophyllin,  effect  on  skeleton, 

Rodentia  DWORNIK 

prevention  of  inherited  abnormilities, 

Rodentia  KONYUKHOV 

radiomiraetic,   antichromosome,   depolarizing, 

effect    on    cleavage,    Urodela  SENTEIN 

Rauwolfia    alcaloids,    Rodentia  MERCIER 

TUCHMANN 
reserpine,   deserpidine,   Rodentia  MERCIER 

TUCHMANN 
resistance,  tissue  culture,  Artiodactyla  HARRIS 
stimulants  &  depressants,  effect  on  heart 

primordium    in    vitro,    Aves  BUTROS 

sympathicomimetic,  effect  on  regeneration, 

Turbellaria,    Oligochaeta  ROSI 

teratogenic,  activity  test,  Aves, 

Rodentia  JELINEK 

— ,  animal   tests,   Rodentia  ERIKSSON 

theophylline,  theobromine,  caffeine,  effects 

on  fecundity  &  development,  Anura, 

Rodentia  CHENEY 

urethane,  effect  on  neural  tube  &  lung, 

electron    microscopy,    Rodentia  HERMAN 

KAUFFMAN 

EAR 

see  Auditory  organ 

ECTODERM 

see  Embryology  (experimental) 

EGG(S) 

see  also  Blastocyst;  Cleavage;  Culture; 
Oogenesis;  YoUc 

activation  &  inactivation,  artificial,  bio- 
chemistry, Hymenoptera  L6BBECKE 

aged,   cytogenetics,   Lagomorpha  SHAVER 

— ,  unfertilized,  development, 

Tunicata  FARINELLA 

ATP-ase  &  protein  SH,  localization, 

Echinoidea  KYONO 

bilateral   organization,   Echinoidea      RUNNSTR6M 

capsule,    chemistry,    Pulmonata  MORRILL 

carbohydrate  metabolism,  nucleotides, 

Echinoidea  ISONO 

chimaeras   produced   by   fusion,   Rodentia   SELLER 

chromosomes,  relation  to  radiosensitivity. 

Mammalia  FRANCHI 

cleavage,    Echinoidea  HIRAMOTO 


249 


EGG(S)  (contd.) 

components,   formation  GERLINGER 

— ,  morphogenetic  function, 

Coleoptera  SCHNETTER 

cortex,  cytochemistry,  electron  microscopy, 

centrifugation,   Mollusca  ARNOLD 

— ,  localization  of  developmental  control 

factors,    Anura  HEIM 

— ,  role  in  embryogenesis,  UV  micro-beam 

study,    Gastropoda  JURA 

cortical  field  &  ooplasmic  segregation. 

Gastropoda  RAVEN 

—  layers,  structure,  Echiiiroidea, 

Polychaeta,    Lamellibranchia  SAWADA 

—  granules,  lysis,  Invertebrata  EPEL 
,  role  in  formation  of  hyaline  & 

fertilization  membrane,  Echinodermata  KANE 
cortical  lesions,  DNA,  RNA  &  protein 

synthesis,    Anura  BRACHRT 

—  tension,  oocytes  &  eggs.  Amphibia  NILSSON 
cytochemistry  &  electron  microscopy,  Homo, 

Rodentia  MARTINEK 

determination,  gradients,  Echinoidea  H6RSTADIUS 
development  in  waterfree  medium, 

Teleostei  DOMURAT 

dynamic  population  patterns,  Echinoidea  SPRATT 
early  cleavage,  physiology  &  biochemistry. 

Mammalia  BRINSTER 
effect  of  centrifugation.  Amphibia  KASYANOV 
temperature  &  salinity, 

Teleostei  WESTERNHAGEN 

electrical   properties.   Amphibia  KASYANOV 

electron    microscopy,    Anura  LUCKENBILL 

,  Invertebrata  REVERBERI 

,  Teleostei  CHAMBOLLE 

,  Tunicata  LA   SPINA 

energy  metabolism  changes  at  fertilization, 

Echinoidea  AS  AM  I 

envelope,  evolution,  Arachnida  WEYGOLDT 

enzyme    activity,    Cirripedia  MINGANTI 

,  variations,    Diptera,    Lepidoptera  LAL 

PANT 
VARMA 
experimental   study,    Coleoptera  JUNG 

fertilization  membrane,  biochemistry,  electron 

microscopy , Echinoidea  INOUE 

fertilized  &  cleaving,  oxygen  consumption, 

effect  of  methylated  xantines, 

Echinoidea  CHENEY 

—  morphology  &  development,  effect  of 
maternal   age,    Rodentia  JONES 

— ,  transport    in    female.    Mammalia  CLEWE 

fine    structure,    Echinoidea  RUNNSTRoM 

&  metabolism.   Primates,  Rodentia     BAKER 

geometry,  Aves  SMART 
germinal,  cytoplasm,  Anura  KOTANI 
,  effect    of    UV-irradiation, 

Anura  CZOLOWSKA 
,  histological  &  experimental  study, 

Anura  CZOLOWSKA 

—  determinant,   structure  &  ultrastructure, 
Coleoptera  BLUZAT 

—  vesicle,  physiology,  Echiuroidea, 
Polychaeta,    Lamellibranchia  SAWADA 

,  ultrastructure,    Orthoptera  KUNZ 

gynogenesis  by  heat  treatment, 

Chondrostei  VASSETZKY 

heat   generation,    Lepidoptera  PAVE 

histone    synthesis,    Echinoidea  MOAV 

implantation,  comparative  study, 

Mammalia  STRAUSS 

— ,  electron  microscopy,  cytochemistry. 

Mammalia  JIRSOVA 

— ,  Primates  BUTLER 

incorporation  of  radioactive  precursors, 

Polychaeta  TWEEDELL 

information  transfer  from  follicle. 

Gastropoda  RAVEN 

in  vitro  culture,  temperature  &  viability, 

Lagomorpha  ALLISTON 

jelly,  chemistry,  physiology. 

Amphibia  HUMPHRIES 

—  coat  &  chemical  factor  in  fertilization, 

Anura  BARBIERI 

— ,  specificity  in  fertilization,  Anura  SHAVER 
K  &  Na  content,  ionic  permeability, 

Echinoidea,  Teleostei  HORI 

macromolecules,  transfer  from  mother, 

Anura  NACE 

maturation,    Cestodes  OGREN 

—  divisions,    Gastropoda  RAVEN 


— , gonadotropins.   Amphibia, 

Chondrostei 


— ,  DNA  synthesis,  Amphibia, 

Echinoidea  BRACHET 

— ,  changes  in  nucleus  &  cytoplasm, 

Amphibia,    Chondrostei  AISENSTADT 

DAVIDOVA 

DETTLAFF 

SCHMERLING 

SKOBLINA 

AISENSTADT 

DAVIDOVA 

DETTLAFF 

SCHMERLING 

SKOBLINA 

— ,  immunology,  Chondrostei, 

Teleostei  APEKIN 

—  in  vitro,  ultrastructure,  Rodentia  lOANNOU 
— ,  metabolism,  Echinodermata,  Vrodela  FICQ 
— ,  nucleic   acid   metabolism.   Amphibia   HANOCQ 

—  regulation,    Chondrostei,    Teleostei       FALEEVA 
— ,  specificity   of  nuclei,   Amphibia 
— ,  temperature   effects   in  vivo   &  in 

Amphibia 


— ,  time   factors.   Amphibia 


DETTLAFF 

vitro, 

DETTLAFF 
RUDNEVA 
DETTLAFF 
RUDNEVA 
meiosis,  abnormal  chromosomal  behaviour 
caused  by  overripeness,  Anura, 
Lagomorpha  MIKAMO 

— ,  cytochemistry  ROTH 

— ,  dynamics,  Echinoidea,   Lamelli- 
branchia VASSETZKY 
membrane,  changes  at  fertilization,  electron 

microscopy,    Echinoidea  INOUE 

— ,  genesis    &    function,    Vertebrata       GABAJEVA 
—  permeability,  activation,  role  of  Ca, 

Anura  MORRILL 

— ,  unfertilized  &  fertilized  eggs,  electron 

microscopy,    Echinoidea  HUMPHREYS 


BIGGERS 
HANSEN 
IVERSON 
MAZZA 
TSAFRIRI 
VINCENT 


metabolism.    Mammalia 

— ,  Orthoptera 

mitotic   apparatus,   Echinoidea 

morphology,    Hemiptera 

nucleic    acid    metabolism,    Rodentia 

nucleolar    biochemistry,    Echinodermata 

nucleotides,  acid-soluble,  Echino- 
dermata YANAGISAWA 

— ,  — ,  Echinoidea  ISONO 

nurse,  cause  of  non-development. 

Gastropoda  HADFIELD 

oocyte,    atretic,   ultrastructure,    Urodela   HUMEAU 
changes  preceding  ovulation, 
Rodentia  KRAICER 

coelomic  material  transfer  from  coelo- 
mocytes,    in    vitro,    Polychaeta         SCHROEDER 
cortical    tension.    Amphibia  NILSSON 

cytoplasmic    DNA  SCHMERLING 

development,    Polychaeta  TWEEDELL 

early,   cytology,   Anura  DUMONT 

—  differentiation,  effect  of  actinomycin 
&  histones,  Anura  FICQ 

—  ultrastructure,  Anura,   Vrodela        BILLETT 
envelope,  ultrastructure,   cytochemistry, 

Teleostei  MALONE 

Golgi   complex,    Echinoidea  BOLOGNARI 

hormonal  interactions  &  protein 
synthesis,    Anura  HORTON 

isotopic    labeling,    Diptera  FULLILOVE 

lipovitellins,    Crustacea  KERR 

maturation.  Amphibia,  Asteroidea, 
Homo,   Mammalia  BIGGERS 

SCHUETZ 

— ,  effect  of  1-methyladenine, 
Asteroidea  KANATANI 

— ,  electron    microscopy,    Asteroidea      SHIRAI 

nuclear-cytoplasmic  relationships, 
Teleostei  MALONE 

-  oviduct   relationship.   Amphibia      HUMPHRIES 

respiration,    Aves 

ribosomal  synthesis,  control, 
Orthoptera 

RNA    uptake,    Insecta 

ultrastructure.   Amphibia 

— ,  Annelida 

— ,  Homo 

—  &    metabolism,    Rodentia 
uptake  of  hemolymph  proteins, 

Orthoptera 

-, maternal  macromolecules  & 

interaction  with  macromolecules  in  oocyte, 
Rodentia  GLASS 


PRESS 

ALLEN 

BIER 

HUMPHRIES 

VILLA 

GONZALEZ 

lONNOU 

KUNZ 


250 


ooplasmic  reaction  system,  experimental 

study,    Caleoplera  JUNG 

—  segregation.    Gastropoda,  ARNOLDS 
Scaphopoda                                       TIMMFRMANS 

VERDONK 

,  molecular    basis.    Gastropoda      DAVIDSON 

HOUGH 

,  Pulmonata  MORRILL 

ooplasm  transplantation,  Coleoptera  SCHNETTER 
oosome,  early  stages,  Hymenoptera  ACHTELIG 
overripeness,  intrafoUicular,  causing 

abnormal  chromosomal  behaviour  in 

meiosis,   Anura,    Lagoniorpha  MIKAMO 

oviposition,  oviducal  secretions,  fluorescence 

microscopy,    histochemistry,   Anura  SHAVER 

ovulation,  cytology  &  endocrinology. 

Homo,    Primates,    Rodentia  BAKER 

— ,  effect    of   X-rays,    Rodentia  SMIT 

TRAMPUSCH 
— ,  histochemistry,  electron  microscopy, 

Rodentia  SJOLTE 

— ,  hormonal   control,    Rodentia  STERN 

—  in  vitro  Rodentia  NADAMITSU 
— ,  luteinizing  hormone,  Carnivora  HAMNER 
— ,  role  of  pituitary  gonadotropins, 

Artiodactyla,    Rodentia  ROBERTSON 

—  time,  Primates  HENDRICKX 
perivitelline    fluid,    Anura  SALTHE 

,  in  waterfree  medium,  Teleostei  DOMURAT 

phosphagens,    Echinodermata  YANAGISAWA 

physical    properties,    Echinoidea  HIRAMOTO 

physiology  &  biochemistry,  Mammalia  BRINSTER 
polar    lobe,    cytology,    Lamellibranchia  FUKE 

polyphenolic  substances,  electron  microscopy, 

Turbellaria  GERZELI 

protein,    actin-like,    Echinoidea  MIKI 

protein,    Insecta  KOCH 

— ■  synthesis,    Echinoidea  IKEDA 

regulation,    Echinoidea  PIATIGORSKY 

reactivity  to  activation,  genetic  control, 

Lepidoptera  ASTAUROV 

recovery  at  critical  cycle  stages, 

Primates  ECKSTEIN 

respiration.    Gastropoda  GEILENKIRCHEN 

— ,  relation  with  embryonic  mortality, 

Artiodactyla  TORRES 

resting,    Cladocera  BETTANIN 

DELLA  GROCE 
ribosome  formation,  control,  Echino- 
dermata VINCENT 
RNAse,  inhibition  by  bentonite, 

Echinoidea  COUSINEAU 

RNA    polymerase,    Anostraca  lYEIRI 

rotation  in  utero,  relation  with 

symmetry,    Lacertilia  RAYNAUD 

shell,   formation   &   structure,  Aves  HEYN 

— ,  structures   &   properties,   Aves  TYLER 

storage,   Artiodactyla,   Lagomorpha  ONUMA 

OTSUKT 
structure,    genetics,    Diptera  COUNCE 

superovulation,  fertilization  &  development  of 

eggs,    Artiodactyla  TORRES 

transfer,  interspecific  &  intergeneric, 

Anura  SHAVER 

— ,  Lagomorpha  ADAMS 

— ,  Mammalia  JIRSOVA 

— ,  non    surgical,   Artiodactyla  SOMA 

SUGIE 
transplantation,    Artiodactyla  POLGE 

— ,  Rodentia  ZEILMAKER 

transport,  electron  microscopy,  cyto- 
chemistry, Mammalia  JIRSOVA 
— ,  Lagamorpha,  Rodentia  HARPER 
tubal  transport.  Mammalia  NOYES 
unfertilized,  messenger  RNA, 

Echinoidea  RINALDI 

— ,  nucleated  &  non-nucleated  fragments, 

amino  acid  incorporation, 

Tunicata  MANSUETO 

— ,  transport   in   female.   Mammalia  CLEWE 

various    metabolites,    Diptera,    Lepidoptera         LAL 

PANT 
VARMA 
vitelline  membrane,  relation  to  yolk  formation, 

Crinoidea  ALBANESE 

water  &  ion  fluxes,  oocyte,  Anura  DICK 

white,   lysozyme,   Aves  NONAMl 

— ,  role   in   development,   Aves  FRITZ 

—  &  yolk,  nucleic  acids,  Aves  NONAMl 
X-irradiation,  nucleus  &  cytoplasm, 

Diptera  ULRICH 


zygote  development,  physiological,  bio- 
chemical,  Lagomorpha  STAPLES 

EGG  MEMBRANES 

see  Egg(s);  Embryonic  membranes 

EGG  SHELL 

see  Egg(s) 

ELECTRON  MICROSCOPY 

see  also  Subcellular  components 

abnormal  tissues  from  mutants, 

Rodentia  JOHNSON 

accessory   glands,    male,   Diptera  ACTON 

adipose  tissue,  mitochondria,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  BARNARD 

adrenal  cortex,  biochemistry,  culture, 

Rodentia  ROOS 

— ,  medullary  cells,   Rodentia  WOOD 

amitosis,    Vertebrata  PEHLEMANN 

amnion,    Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  VARMA 

— ,  Mammalia  CHALLIER 

Auerbach's  &  Meissner's  plexus, 

Mammalia  CANTINO 

autonomic  ganglia,  adrenergic  inhibitory 

terminals,   Rodentia  CSILLIK 

KALMAN 
KNYIHAR 
autoradiography,  kidney,  Uver,  pancreas, 

Aves  DOSSEL 

— ,  RNA  &  basic  proteins,  oogenesis, 

Echinoidea  SANCHEZ 

— ,  —  &  protein  synthesis,  differentiating 

cells.    Amphibia  JACOB 

Bidders   organ,   Anura  TEMPLE 

blastocyst,    implantation,    Lagomorpha  STEER 

— ,  —  Mammalia  GLENISTER 

— ,  Lagomorpha,    Marsupialia  TYNDALE 

blastoderm,   epi-  &   hypoblast,   Aves  KARLIN 

blastomeres,  mosaic  eggs,  Lamelli- 
branchia HUMPHREYS 
bone,  Aves,  Mammalia  GAILLARD 
brain,  area  postrema  &  subfornical  organ, 

Carnivora,    Primates  WARTENBERG 

— ,  neuro-ophthalmic  structures, 

Tetrapoda  WEIDMAN 

cells,    contacts,   early   embryo,    Aves      TRELSTAD 

—  in  vitro,  motility.  Amphibia  FREED 
— ,  junctions,  early  stages,  Urodela  BLUEMINK 
— ,  membrane  &  cytoplasmic  structures, 

early   stages.    Gastropoda  BERENDSEN 

ELBERS 
— ,  movements  in  early  embryo, 

Rodentia  NEWMAN 

— ,  surface,    Aves  LESSEPS 

— ,  —  &   contacts  OVERTON 

—  undergoing  morphogenetic  movement, 

Anura  BAKER 

central   nervous   system,   Aves  LYSER 

cerebellum,   histogenesis,   Rodentia  DADOUNE 

Cestoda  COLLIN 

chemoreceptor   cells,   Carnivora,   Homo, 

Rodentia  KRAUS 

chromatophores.   Amphibia  BAGNARA 

— ,  cytodifferentiation.    Amphibia  OBIKA 

cleavage  PERRY 

SELMAN 
— ,  cytokinesis,    Urodela  BLUEMINK 

— ,  Rodentia  REMENAR 

— ,  Urodela  SENTEIN 

combined  with  cytochemistry,  nucleolus, 

salivary   gland,  Diptera  JACOB 

connective  &  supporting  tissue,  Artiodactyla, 

Aves,   Homo,   Rodentia  KNESE 

contact  inhibition,  myocardioblasts, 

Aves  BETCHAKU 

cornea,   Aves  ZINN 

— ,  epithelial-mesenchymal  interactions, 

position  of  Golgi  complex,  Aves, 

Rodentia  TRELSTAD 

chromatin,    Diptera  MAHOWALD 

chromosome    puffs,    Diptera  RASCH 

corneal  stroma,  collagen  lamellae, 

Aves  TRELSTAD 

cutaneous  nerve  pattern,  effect  of 

X-rays,   Aves  M AUGER 

cytochemistry  &  autoradiography,  germ  cells, 

Rodentia  WEAKLEY 

— ,  nucleolus,    salivary    gland,    Diptera  JACOB 

— ,  oviduct,   cell   types.   Amphibia  BERTOLINI 

— ,  placenta,    Rodentia  WEISHEIT 


251 


ELECTRON  MICROSCOPY  (contd.) 
cytoplasmic  components,  influence  on  gene 

transcription,  Amphibia, 

Gastropoda  GEUSKENS 

decidual   reaction.    Mammalia  SANANES 

dentine,    Teleostei  HEROLD 

developmental    stages,    Annelida  VILLA 

,  Tunicata  GAUNTER 

diapausing  embryos,   Orthoptera  LABOUR 

differentiating    cells.    Amphibia  JACOB 

differentiation,    Coelenlerata  HAYNES 

— ,  embryonic.    Amphibia  TAKAYA 

WAT  AN  A  Be 
digestive  tract,  embryo  &  larva,  Anura  ALBERT 
Diptera  BAIRATI 

PRIESTER 
ductus  deferens,  Homo  HOLSTEIN 
early  development,  Echinoidea  MILLONIG 
,  Vertebrata                                         BALINSKY 

—  embryo,    Gastropoda  SATHANANTHAN 

—  stages.    Amphibia  NAKAMURA 

,  Marsiipialia  TYNDALE 

,  Rodentia  STERN 

effect  of  barbituric  compounds,  Aves  OJEDA 
heterologous  RNA  on  fibroblasts, 

Aves,   Rodentia  EWART 

SANN 
egg    activation,    Echinoidea  MILLONIG 

— ,  Anura  LUCKENBILL 

—  &  blastocyst,   Homo,   Rodentia         MARTINEK 

—  cortex,  Mollusca  ARNOLD 
— ,  Echinoidea                                         RUNNSTR6M 

—  implantation.  Mammalia  JIRSOVA 
— ,  Invertebrata                                         REVERBERI 

—  membranes,  changes  at  fertilization, 
Echinoidea  INOUE 

,  unfertilized  &  fertilized  eggs, 

Echinoidea  HUMPREYS 

— ,  Teleostei  CHAMBOLLE 

—  transport.  Mammalia  JIRSOVA 
— ,  Tunicata  LA  SPINA 
embryo,  Anura  GIPOULOUX 
— ,  certain   features.   Amphibia,   Diptera       PERRY 

WADDINGTON 
— ,  Echinoidea  SCHMEKEL 

— ,  effect   of   temperature,    Aves  CRACIUN 

PREDA 
— ,  encysted,  Anostraca  HUMPHREYS 

_    Homo  BLECHSCHMIDT 

— ,  Invertebrata  MANCUSO 

— ,  Rodentia  PRESLEY 

— ,  Teleostei  BRUMMETT 

—  Turbellaria  LB  MOIGNE 
— ,  wild-type  &  mutant,  Diptera  MAHOWALD 
embryonic  cells  in  vitro,  effect  of 

actinomycin    D,    Anura  JONES 

—  diapause,    Lepidoptera  OKADA 

—  fine  structure,  chemical  treatment, 
Echinoidea  HEROLD 

—  organs,    Aves  DOSSEL 
endocrine  control  of  differentiation, 
Lepidoptera  BERRY 

—  glands,  Cetacea,  Pinnipedia  YOUNG 
,  Vertebrata                                    PEHLEMANN 

—  organs,    Crustacea  MEUSY 

,  hypophysectomy,    Aves  DOSSEL 

endo-  &  ectomesenchyme,  Vrodela  FINNEGAN 
epidermal  wound  healing,  Anura  LUCKENBILL 
excretory   system,    Vertebrata  GIBLEY 

eye   lens,   Aves  ZINN 

,  Mollusca  ARNOLD 

— ,  Tetrapoda  WEIDMAN 

— ,  Urodela  DICKSON 

fat   body,   Coleoptera  LABOUR 

fertilization,   Chondrostei,   Lamellibranchia, 

Teleostei  GINSBURG 

— ,  Homo,    Primates  ZAMBONI 

— ,  Invertebrata  COLWIN 

—  membrane,  Echinoidea  INOUE 
— ,  Tunicata  URSPRUNG 
fetal  membranes.  Homo  KERSE 
fin  rays,  regenerating,  Teleostei  KEMP 
flight  muscle,  mitochondria,  Hymen- 

optera  HEROLD 

gametes  &  fertilization,  Annelida, 

Echinodermata,    Mammalia  FRANKLIN 

— ,  Polychaeta  FALLON 

gastrula   &    neurula,    Anura  BAKER 

germ   cells,   female,    Rodentia  lOANNOU 

,  Homo  WARTENBERG 

,  Invertebrata,    Vertebrata  AFZELIUS 


,  normal  &  irradiated.  Primates, 

Rodentia  FRANCHl 

,  Reptilia  HUBERT 

germinal  determinant  in  egg,  Coleoptera  BLUZAT 

—  vesicle,  juxta-nucleolar  granules, 

Anura  SALLES 

glycogen,  oocyte  through  early  gastrula, 

Anura  VAN  GANSEN 

gonads.   Homo  WARTENBERG 

— ,  interstitial    cells,    Aves  SCHEIB 

haploid   &  diploid   tissues,  Anura  FOX 

HAMILTON 
hard    tissues.    Mammalia  BOYDE 

heart,    Aves  NAKAMURA 

— ,  electrophysiology,   Rodentia  GROS 

— ,  Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  CHALLICE 

— ,  part,    teratogenesis,    Aves  BIESENBEEK 

DRUKKER 

LAANE 

LOS 

— ,  Rodentia  GARGOUIL 

— ,  Rodentia,    Urodela  PAGER 

Herbst's  &  Grandy's  corpuscle, 

cholinesterase,    Aves  SAXOD 

histochemistry,   alkaline  phosphatase, 

Echinoidea  MILLONIG 

— ,  neuroblasts,  spinal  ganglion, 

Aves  PANNESE 

Hofbauer  cells  of  placenta,  Carnivora, 

Homo,    Rodentia  KOMINKOVA 

hypophysis.    Homo,    Rodentia  HACH 

imaginal   discs,   Diptera  FRISTROM 

induction   systems,    Anura  EAKIN 

KELLEY 
Insecta  LAI 

insular   tissue,   Rodentia  DE   HOYOS 

integument,  nervous  system,  coelom  & 

yolk    sac.    Cephalopoda  FIORONI 

— ,  Trematoda  LYONS 

intestinal  epithelium.  Mammalia  YAMAMOTO 
— . — ,  metamorphosis,    Anura  HOURDRY 

—  intramural  nerve  plexus,  Rodentia  GABELLA 
intestine,  Mammalia  BEGLEY 
— ,  Rodentia  VOLLRATH 
kidney,   electron   autoradiography,   Aves     DOSSEL 

—  tubulogenesis  in  vitro, 

Rodentia  WARTIOVAARA 

limb  bud,  epithelial-mesenchymal  inter- 
actions, position  of  Golgi  complex, 
Aves,   Rodentia  TRELSTAD 

liver,  electron  autoradiography,  Aves  DOSSEL 
— ,  Mammalia  HATAE 

— ,  neonatal,    Rodentia  MALET 

POURHADI 

TURCHINI 

lung,   effect  of   urethane,   Rodentia  HERMAN 

KAUFFMAN 

—  epithelium,  part,  action  of  heterologous 
mesenchyme,   Aves  DAMERON 

MARIN 
lymphoid  organs,  in  vivo  &  in  vitro  COMOGLIO 
mast   cell,    Rodentia  SEFTALIOGLU 

,   Vrodela  SETOGUTI 

melanophores,  pigment  granules, 

Teleostei  BEREITER 

membrane  system  of  cells,  changes  during 

oogenesis,    Echinoidea  BAL 

mesenchyme  cells,  primary,  Echinoidea  UEMURA 
mesonephros,    Aves  RODRIGUES 

metamorphosis,    Anura  WATANABE 

mitochondria,  Golgi  apparatus  and  other 

cytoplasmic    membranes  SJ6STRAND 

— ,  muscle,   Artiodactyla  LEESON 

molecular    morphogenesis  SJ6STRAND 

moulting    cycle,    Lepidoptera  LOCKE 

muscle    degeneration,    Anura  MUNTZ 

—  fibres,  skeletal,  postnatal, 

Rodentia  GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 

TAYLOR 

mutants,    Diptera  PERRY 

WADDINGTON 
myelin  sheaths,  central  nervous  system, 

Rodentia  PETERS 

VAUGHN 
myoblast,  relation  between  myofilaments 

&  ribosomes,  Aves,  Homo,   Rodentia     LARSON 
myocardium,    Aves  RODRIGUES 

necrosis   in   ontogeny,   Aves,   Homo  MOTTET 

Nematoda  COLLIN 

neoblasts,    Turbellaria  KISHIDA 

LENDER 


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nerves  &  glia,  olfactory  bulb, 

Rodentia 
nervous   system,    Ares 
neural    crest,    Ares 
,  pigment   cells,   Aves 

neural    gland,    Asciiiiae 
neural  tube,  effect  of  urethane, 
Rodentia 


HINDS 

ADLER 

GONZALEZ 

FINNEGAN 

WIREN 

GEORGES 


neuroglial   cells,    Rodentia 
neuromuscular   junctions,   Rodentia 


HERMAN 

KAUFFMAN 

PETERS 

VAUGHN 

GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 

TAYLOR 

neurulation,    Urodela  L6FBERG 

nucleolar  changes,  lens  regeneration, 

Urodela  DUMONT 

nucleolus,  oocyte  through  early  gastrula, 

Anura  VAN   GANSEN 

nurse   eggs.    Gastropoda  HADFIELD 

oocyte,   Amphibia  HUMPHRIES 

— ,  Annelida  VILLA 

— ,  atretic,    Urodela  HUMEAU 

— ,  early,    Anura,    Urodela  BILLETT 

—  envelope,  Teleostei  MALONE 
_,  Homo  GONZALEZ 
— ,  lampbrush  chromosomes,  nucleolus, 

nucleoplasm.    Amphibia  MILLER 

—  maturation,  Asteroidea  SHIRAI 
— ,  polyphenolic  substances, 

Turbellaria  GERZELI 

oogenesis.   Amphibia  HUMEAU 

— ,  Cladocera  ZAFFAGNINI 

oogenesis,   Diptera  MAHOWALD 

—  &  early  stages,  Diptera  MAHOWALD 
— ,  Echinoidea  ENDO 

TSUKAHARA 
— ,  Homo  STEGNER 

— ,  Homo,  Mammalia,  Urodela  WISCHNITZER 
— ,  Invertebrata  MANCUSO 

— ,  Polvchaeta  DHAINAUT 

— ,  Sipimculida  N0RREVANG 

— ,  spermatogenesis,   Hydroidea  STAGNI 

— ,  Teleostei  GoTTING 

YAMAMOTO 
— ,  Turbellaria  GREMIGNI 
oogonia  &  oocytes.  Primates,  Rodentia  BAKER 
organogenesis  in  vitro,  Dictyoptera  BULLIERE 
ovulation,  Rodentia  SJOLTE 
pancreas,  electron  autoradiography,  Aves  DOSSEL 
— ,  metamorphosis,  Anura  BEAUMONT 
— ,  Rodentia  PERRIER 
parotid  gland,  biochemistry,  Rodentia  REDMAN 
,  functional  differentiation, 

Rodentia  BLUEMINK 

peripheral  receptor  organs,  Homo, 

Mammalia  CAUNA 

photoreceptors,   Nemertea  VERNET 

pineal  organ,  Aves,  Mammalia, 

Reptilia  COLLIN 

,  Carnivora,    Primates  WARTENBERG 

placenta,    Cetacea,    Pinnipedia  YOUNG 

— ,  combined  with  cytochemistry, 

Rodentia  WEISHEIT 

— ,  effect   of   teratogens,   Rodentia  KERNIS 

— ,  Homo,    Mammalia  VACEK 

— ,  Homo,   Primates,   Rodentia  PANIGEL 

— ,  Rodentia  TIBBITTS 

placental   membrane,    Rodentia  HERNANDEZ 

Porifera  LEVI 

prechordal  plate,  Aves,  Homo,  Mammalia  KRAUS 
primitive    streak,   Aves,    Mammalia  VACEK 

pronephros,  growth  &  degeneration,  Anura  FOX 
— ,  mesonephros,   Anura  CAMBAR 

proximal  renal  tubules,  excretory  activity, 
ultrastructure,   Rodentia  ROLLHaUSER 

quantitative,  central  nervus  system, 

Vertebrata  JELINEK 

regenerating  cell  &  tissues,  Urodela  SCHMIDT 
regeneration    blastema,    Turbellaria       BETCHAKU 

SAUZIN 
Remak's    ganglion,    Aves  CANTINO 

renal  carcinoma,  differentiating, 

Rodentia  GIBLEY 

retina,    receptor   cells  SJ6STRAND 

ribosomes  during  development,  Anura  DECROLY 
— ,  oocyte  through  early  gastrula, 

Anura  VAN  GANSEN 

Rodentia  STEGNER 

satellite  cells,  spinal  ganglion, 

Aves  PANNESE 


scanning  &  transmission,  epiboly  &  cell 

differentiation,    Teleostei  THOMAS 

skeleton,    metamorphosis,   Anura  KEMP 

skin,    Aves,    Urodela  SENGEL 

— ,  cell  death  &  differentiation,  epithelial- 

mesenchymal   interactions,   Anura     GOLDSMITH 

—  derivatives,  Aves,  Rodentia  KISCHER 
— ,  hypersensitivity  reactions,  Anura, 

Homo,    Rodentia  FORTAK 

— ,  Teleostei  KREJSA 

LUSE 
somite    mesoderm,    Aves  GoNENCJ 

spawning,    Asteroidea  SHIRAI 

sperm,  ultrastructure,  normal  &  patho- 
logical,   Artiodactyla  BIRCH 

BLOM 
spermatogenesis,    mutants,    Rodentia  BRYAN 

spermatozoa,  apyrene,  Lepidop- 

tera  FRIEDLANDER 

— ,  Aves  BOONE 

— ,  Hymenoptera  LENSKY 

—  &  spermatogenesis,  Acarina, 

Chilopoda,    Diplopoda  BREUCKER 

HORSTMANN 
spermiogenesis,    Collembola  BYCZKOWSKA 

spicules,    Echinoidea  HEROLD 

spinal    cord,    fetus.    Homo  GAMBLE 

,  Rodentia  VAUGHN 

spinal  pterylae,  effect  of  X-rays, 

Aves  M  AUGER 

striated   muscle,   Aves,    Gastropoda, 

Orthoptera,    Teleostei  TAHMISIAN 

stylet  &  styligenic   organ,  Heteroptera  PINET 

subcommissural  organ,  Homo, 

Mammalia  LEONIENI 

sympathetic  neurons  &  neural  connections, 

Aves  CANTINO 

tail    degeneration,   Anura  FOX 

—  primordium,  Anura  VACEK 
taste  buds,  Hotno  SEVCENKO 
teratogenesis  &  developmental  pathology, 

Rodentia  TORO 

thymus,    in   vivo    &    in   vitro  COMOGLIO 

thyroid   gland,   Aves  HILFER 

tonofilaments,  epidermis,  Teleostei  BEREITER 
tooth    germ,    Urodela  ROUX 

tumours  associated  with  embryonic  organs, 

Aves  CUMINGE 

Turbellaria  GAUNTER 

MacRAE 
umbilical  vesicle,  vascular  anatomy, 

physiology,    Rodentia  Le   GOASCOGNE 

undifferentiated  cells,  activity,  normal  & 

regenerating  animals,  Turbellaria  CHANDEBOIS 
vegetative    ground    plexus,    Rodentia  CSILLIK 

KNYIHAR 
vertebral    cartilage,    Aves  STRUDEL 

wound   healing,   Anura  BAKER 

yolk   formation,    Aves  BELLAIRS 

ENGLAND 
— ,  Holostei  KILARSKI 

—  origin.    Gastropoda  HADFIELD 

—  platelets,    Agnatha,    Holostei  GRODZINSKI 

—  sac.  Homo  NAVARATNAM 
placenta,  lipid  transport, 

Rodentia  GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 
TAYLOR 

,  Selachii  FORD 

HALL 
ELECTROPHORESIS 

see  Biochemistry  etc. 

ELECTROPHYSIOLOGY 

see  Biophysics 

EMBRYO  -  MATERNAL 
RELATIONSHIPS 

antibody  transfer,  perinatal,  via  placenta, 
fetal  membranes,  mammary  gland,  gut, 
Rodentia  ANDERSON 

early   stages,   Artiodactyla  MOOR 

effect  of  uterine  contractions  on  fetal  EEG, 

Homo  GARCIA  AUSTT 

embryo  transfer,  early  stages, 

Artiodactyla  ROBISON 

immunology.    Mammalia  HEMMINGS 

—  &  nutrition,  Rodentia  ZIMMERMANN 
— ,  Rodentia  KIRBY 
incompatibility,    Lagomorpha,   Rodentia        DAVID 


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EMBRYO-MAT.  REL.  (contd.) 
in  intergeneric  hybrids,  immunology, 

Artiodactyla  HANCOCK 

McGOVERN 
maternal  macromolecules,  uansfer  to  oocyte 

&  embryo,  interaction  with  egg  & 

embryonic   macromolecules,    Rodentia         GLASS 

—  metabolic  status,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia,  GOTTSCHEWSKI 

physical  &  physiological,  Artio- 

dactyla  ALEXANDER 

pre-implantation  stages,  egg  transfer, 

Lagomorpha  ADAMS 

proteins  from  mother  into  early  embryo, 

Lagomorpha  KULANGARA 

role    of    corpus   luteum,   Artiodactyla  HAY 

MOOR 

EMBRYOLOGY  (experimental) 

see  also  specific  stages;  Determination;  Gradients; 

Induction;   Morphogenesis;   Organization; 

Regulation 
animalization,  vegetalization,  chemical  agents, 

Arachnoidea  EHN 

Anthozoa  CONAN 

appendices,    Cheleutoptera  FOURNIER 

Arachnoidea  HOLM 

Aves  STEDING 

axial   organs,    segmentation,   Aves  CHRIST 

blastokinesis,    Insecta  SANDER 

cell  heterogeneity,  cytochemical,  Anura, 

Vrodela  UBBELS 

—  interaction,  Echinoidea  MUTOLO 
cell-lineage,  Li-treated  and  heat-treated 

embryos,  Gastropoda  VERDONK 
— ,  relation  to  head  pattern. 

Gastropoda  VERDONK 

Cestodes  OGREN 

Coleoptera  SCHNETTER 

cortical  field.  Gastropoda  RAVEN 
development  in  waterfree  medium, 

Teleostei  DOMURAT 
differentiation  potencies,  blastoderm, 

Aves  KOCHAV 

Diptera  COUNCE 

early    gastrula,    Teleostei  BRUMMETT 

—  stages,   Aves  CALLEBAUT 

VAKAET 

J  embryo    transfer,    Artiodactyla       ROBISON 

,  Invertebrata,    Vertebrata  AUSTIN 

Isopoda  BARBAGALLO 

DE   LUCA 

,  molecular    mechanisms,   Rodentia    MONESI 

,  Orthoptera  DE   LUCA 

NIEUWKOOP 
VISCUSO 
ectoderm  differentiation,  influence  of 
homogenates  of  differentiating  tissues, 

Aves,    Vrodela  LOPASHOV 

NIKITINA 
— ,  primarily  activated,  transformation 

by   RNA,    Vrodela  SASAKI 

effect   of  centrifugation.   Amphibia       KASYANOV 

environmental   factors,    Teleostei         PETERS 

pressure,  early   development, 

Echinoidea  MARSLAND 

electron  microscopy,  Rodentia  STEGNER 

endoderm  differentiation  &  mesoderm  induction, 
relation  to  polarity,   Vrodela  BOTERENBROOD 

—  formation,  Aves  LUTZ 
fused  eggs,  Tunicata  FARINELLA 
Gastropoda  MULHELKAR 
genetically  tagged  strains,  Lagomorpha  BEATTY 
germ  band  formation,  Cheleutoptera  LOUVET 
germ  layers,  differentiation. 

Mammalia  OOSTROM 

VERWOERD 
grafting  of  reaggregated  cells  from 
blastoderm,    Teleostei  OPPENHEIMER 

induction  &  inhibition,  regulatory  mechanisms, 

Teleostei  LAALE 

interactions  in  early  development, 

Vrodela  BOTERENBROOD 

NIEUWKOOP 
integrative  mechanisms,  early  embryo, 

Aves  SPRATT 

Lepidoptera  KRAUSE 

levels  of  control,   Echinoidea  RIECK 

mesoderm,    axial,    Vrodela  FINNEGAN 

—  formation,  Anura  SUDARWATI 
Mollusca  HESS 
oosome,   early   stages,   Hymenoptera      ACHTELIG 


organizer,   cytological   study,   Aves  SPRATT 

polyembryony,   Aves  KNJAZEVA 

Porifera  LEVI 

primordia,  implantation  &  explantation. 

Cephalopoda  MARTHY 

prospective   maps.   Amphibia  NAKAMURA 

,  Arachnoidea  HOLM 

Rodentia  PIGHILLS 

WILSON 
role  of  egg  cortex,  UV  micro-beam  study. 

Gastropoda  JURA 

segmentation,    Insecta  SANDER 

Teleostei  WELANDER 

tissue  primordia,  cell  interactions, 

Aves  LAVARACK 

twiiming,    Rodentia  FERM 

ultraviolet  microbeam  studies,  Hymenoptera  AMY 
Vrodela  BRUNST 

TESTA 
Vertebrata  CSABA 

ToRo 
Xiphosura  SEKIGUCHI 

EMBRYOLOGY  (general  &  descriptive) 
see  also  specific  stages;  Development  (general); 
Organogenesis 


A  carina 


Actinozoa 
Anthozoa 
Anura 

appendices,   Cheleutoptera 
Arachnida 


Artiodactyla 


Aves 


AESCHLIMANN 

GEIGY 

CASSAGNE 

JUDINA 

CONAN 

CUSIMANO 

DE   BAVAY 

FOURNIER 

LEGENDRE 

WEYGOLDT 

BRYDEN 

KNESE 

SACK 

PORTMANN 

STEDING 

axial   organs,   cinematography,   Aves         MENKES 

SANDOR 
blastokinesis.    Cephalopoda  SACARRAO 

body    form,    Cetacea  PILLERI 

Bryozoa  SILeN 

Carnivora  EVANS 

SACK 
Cestodes  OGREN 

Chilopoda  DOHLE 

Chiroptera  UCHIDA 

Cladocera  BETTANIN 

DELLA  CROCE 

STOUT 

Coleoptera  CHURCH 

RESSOUCHES 
Collembola  TAMARELLE 

comparative  study,  different  species  & 

strains,   Rodentia  KAMEYAMA 

Crustacea  ANDERSON 

IWATA 
Decapoda  LUCAS 

developmental    anatomy,    Vrodela  BALLARD 

—  periods,  relative  duration,  relation  with 

yolk,   Teleostei,    Vrodela  IGNATJEVA 

Dictyoptera  BULLIERE 

Diplopoda  DOHLE 

Diptera  CRAIG 

early    stages,    Aves  RADOS 

ROSTEDT 

^  Coleoptera  SCHNETTER 

,  Collembola  JURA 

,  Gastropoda  SATHANANTHAN 

,  histochemistry,    Rodentia  SMITH 

,  Homo  O'RAHILLY 

,  Invertebrata,     Vertebrata  AUSTIN 

,  Pogonophora  N0RREVANG 

,  Primates  BUTLER 

.  Rodentia  MARKERT 

WHITTEN 

,  ultrastructure,    Diptera  MAHOWALD 

,  — ,  Marsupialia  TYNDALE 

Echinoidea  ENDO 

electron    microscopy,    Annelida  VILLA 

,  Cestoda  COLLIN 

,  Diptera  MAHOWALD 

,  early    stages,    Vertebrata  BALINSKY 

,  encysted  embryos, 

Anostraca  HUMPHREYS 

,  Gastropoda  SATHANANTHAN 

,  Homo  BLECHSCHMIDT 


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,  Nematoda  COLLIN 

,  Teleostei  BRUMMETT 

.   Turbellaria  LE    MOIGNE 

formation  of  germ  band,  Cheleutoptera  LOUVET 
Gastropoda  PORTMANN 

germ  layers,  phase  specific  gene  activity, 

DNA,    Teleostei,    Urodela  VAHS 

— .  — ,  regional  differences  in  cell  com- 
position,   Amphibia  AVE 
Hemiptera                                                            MAZZA 
Homo                                                                  GASSER 

MENKES 

REVESZ 

SINGER 

ZAMBONl 

Insecta  GOUIN 

KRAUSE 
Isopoda  STRoMBERG 

Lacertilia  BONS 

Linguatulida  N0RREVANG 

WINGSTRAND 
Mammalia  PORTMANN 

Marsupialia  STEPHENSON 

microcinematography,  Aves  SANDOR 

Myriapoda  GOUIN 

Nemertini  IWATA 

normal  &  abnormal,   anatomy,   Homo      MIKAMO 

,  Diptera  YAJIMA 

—  table,  histological.  Cephalopoda, 

Crustacea,    Gastropoda  FIORONI 

Notostraca  STOUT 

Opisthobranchia  IWATA 

Osiracoda  WEYGOLDT 

paedogenesis  in  vivo  &  in  vitro,  Diptera  WENT 
Pinnipedia  BRYDEN 

Polychaeta  CAZAUX 

Porifera  LEVI 

Primates  HENDRICKX 

primordia  formed  by  teloblast  derivatives, 

Cumacea  DOHLE 

prothorax,    Phasmidoptera  SCROLL 

Pseudoscorpionidea  WEYGOLDT 

pumping  organ,  Arachnida,  Pseudo- 
scorpionidea WEYGOLDT 
Rodentia                                                    BR0NDSTED 

HUMMEL 
SINGER 
Rotatoria  TEUCHERT 

serial  sections  available  for  inspection, 

Artiodactyla,    Carnivora  EVANS 

SACK 
slide    collection,    Mammalia  EVANS 

SACK 
Teleostei  BALON 

BENZIE 
CAMBAR 
SWANEPOEL 
test  cells  in  oocyte  &  during  development, 

Tunicata  MANSUETO 

tropical  forms,  Echinoidea,  Mollusca  D'ASARO 
Turbellaria  IWATA 

OHSAKI 
variability,    Aves  MANNER 

wild    animals.    Mammalia  BIGGERS 

EMBRYOLOGY  (physiological) 

see  also  specific  stages;  Biochemistry;  Biophysics; 
Development;  Energy;   Metabolism;   Nutrition; 
Respiration,  etc. 

animalizing  &  vegetalizing  substances, 

Echinoidea  HORSTADIUS 

RUNNSTR6M 
animal-vegetal  balance,  nature  of  vegetalizing 

agents,   Echinoidea  RUNNSTR6M 

basic  proteins,  oogenesis  &  early 

development,   Echinoidea  BiiCKSTRoM 

catecholamines  &  their  receptors,  Aves, 

Rodentia  MANUKHIN 

cell   migration,   Aves  BELLAIRS 

HEAYSMAN 
Cheleutoptera  EIDMANN 

chemical  &  biochemical  changes  NEWBURGH 
chemistry,  Aves  ROMANOFF 

conditions  for  development  in  deep  lakes, 

Teleostei  BRAUM 

cytochemistry,    Teleostei  YAMAMOTO 

development  in  waterfree  medium, 

Teleostei  DOMURAT 

developmental  control  factors  in  the  cortex, 

Anura  HEIM 


—  rate,  relation  with  maternal  environment, 
Orthoptera  VAN    HORN 

Diptera  COUNCE 

early   embryo.    Mammalia  LUTWAK 

—  gastrula,    Teleostei  BRUMMETT 

—  stages,  cytochemistry,  Orthoptera  UBBELS 
,  effect  of  gamete  age,  drugs  & 

hormones,  Artiodactyla  POLGE 
,  extrachromosomal  DNA,  origin  & 

function,    Orthoptera  CAVE 

,  Gastropoda  CLEMENT 

,  immunology,   Chondrostei  APEKIN 

— •  — ,  Invertebrata.  Vertebrata  AUSTIN 
,  in  vitro  treatment  &  transplantation, 

Artiodactyla  POLGE 

—  — ,  Isopoda  BARBAGALLO 

DE   LUCA 

,  Orthoptera  DE  LUCA 

VISCUSO 
,  relations  with  uterus  &  corpus  luteum, 

Artiodactyla  MOOR 

effect  of  exogeneous  DNA,  Aves, 

Rodentia  LEDOUX 
high  temperature  on  embryogenesis, 

Artiodactyla,  Lagomorpha,  Rodentia  ULBERG 
intracellular   microorganisms, 

Dictyoptera  BROOKS 
penicillin  &  streptomycin  on  early 

development,    Aves  WIERTZ 

— •  — •  pressure,  early  development, 

Echinoidea  MARSLAND 

—  —  temperature,  O2  &  water  flow, 

Teleostei  BRAUM 

embryo  survival  after  feeding  certain 

compounds  to  mother,  Hymenoptera  GROSCH 
— ■  of  viviparous  forms  in  vitro, 

Teleostei  DEPECHE 

endocrine    conUol,    Rodentia  KRATOCHWIL 

energy  transfer,  early  embryo, 

Aves  REPORTER 

fluid  &  electrolyte  balance,  relation  to 

teratogenesis,  Aves,  Mammalia  GRABOWSKI 
growth   rate,   early   stages,   Aves  BAKER 

histochemistry,   Diptera  STARRE 

incubation,    Aves  BAKER 

influence  of  environment  on  developmental 

rate,  early  embryo  in  vitro,  Rodentia    McLAREN 

kations.    Gastropoda  GEILENKIRCHEN 

interaction    with    virus,    Aves  TAHARA 

lobeless  embryo,  protein  synthesis. 

Gastropoda  TEITELMAN 

Mammalia  GWATKIN 

metabolism,    Echinoidea,    Amphibia  TENCER 

— ,  end-products,    Anura  ARIMA 

Na,  K,  Ca  &  Mg  binding,  relation  to 

metabolic  state,  ovulation  through 

cleavage,    Anura  MORRILL 

neurotransmitters,  role  in  early  embryo- 
genesis,   Anura,   Echinoidea  BUZNIKOV 

MARKOVA 
nutrient   requirements,   Aves  SPRATT 

O'l  &  CO2  requirements  and  tolerances, 

'Aves  TAYLOR 

preimplantation  stages,  metabolism, 

Rodentia  TANNER 

rate  of  embryonic  development,  relation 

with    cleavage    rate,    Teleostei  JONES 

Rodentia  MOSER 

WAELSCH 
role    of    egg    white,    Aves  FRITZ 

salinity,  action  on  embryo  &  larva. 

Amphibia  DOBROWOLSKI 

stage-specific  proteins,  Diptera. 

Lepidoptera  IMBERSKI 

tissue  metabolism,  effects  of  metabolic 

inhibitors,    Aves  McKENZIE 

Vertebrata  CSABA 

T6R6 
water  uptake  &  distribution,  Mammalia         TUFT 

EMBRYOMA(S) 

see  Teratoma(s) 

EMBRYONIC  FLUIDS 

see  Embryonic  membranes 

EMBRYONIC  MEMBRANES  (&  fluids) 
allantoic  epithelium,  effect  of  various 

agents,   Aves  PASSAPONTI 

allantois,  morphology  &  histochemistry, 

Chelonia  GERZELI 


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EMBRYONIC  MEMBRANES  (contd.) 

amnion,  histochemistry  &  ultrastructure, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  VARMA 

— ,  ultrastructure,    Mammalia  CHALLIER 

amniotic  &  allantoic  fluids,  relation  with 
meso-  &  metanephros,  Artiodactyla, 
Lagomorpha  BERTON 

—  fluid,  cell  types,  source  &  relation  to 
normal  or  abnormal  development. 

Homo  FITZGERALD 
,  fetal    contribution.    Primates        REYNOLDS 

—  pressure,  effect  on  skeletomuscular 

system,  Aves  SULLIVAN 
,  pressure  throughout   pregnancy, 

Primates  RAMSEY 

barrier  to  pathogenic  bacteria,  Rodentia  FEDINEC 
chorio-allantoic  tissues,  developmental 

capacities,    Avss  LEVAK 

^  SKREB 

SVAJGER 
chorio-allantois,  cell  structure,  Artiodactyla, 

Lagomorpha  BERTON 

chorio-amnion,  transport  of  substances, 

Lagomorpha,   Rodentia  VARMA 

chorionic  villi,  connective  tissue  cells, 

histogenesis,   Homo  KOMINKOVA 

comparative  histophysiology,  protein 

transfer.    Mammalia  ANDERSON 

—  morphology.  Mammalia  MOSSMAN 
degenerative  changes  at  onset  of  labor, 

Homo  MIKAMO 

fluids,  physiology  &  physiopathology, 

Aves  ABRAMOVICI 

— ,  relation  to  normal  &  mutant  embryo, 

Rodentia  JOHNSON 

formation   in    vitro,    Rodentia  WRBA 

Homo  SCHRAMM 

protein   transmission,   Lagomorpha  WILD 

Reptilia  BELLAIRS 

Rodentia  ORSINI 

role  in  feto-maternal  relationships. 

Homo  BAVEJA 

VARMA 
transamnion  blockage,  antibodies. 

Primates,  Rodentia  VOLKOVA 
ultrastructure.  Homo  KERSE 
yolk  sac,  blood  cells,  Rodentia  JONES 
erythropoiesis,  part,  gene  expression, 

Rodentia  FANTONI 
etc.,  histochemistry,  enzymology, 

Aves,    Selachii,    Teleostei  FRASCHINI 

MANFREDI 
,  histochemistiy  &  enzymology, 

Teleostei  PORCELLI 
membrane,  adaptive  morphogenesis, 

Aves  WILLIER 
,  metabolism,  hormonal  control, 

Aves  THOMMES 
,  morphology  &  electron  microscopy, 

Cephalopoda  FIORONI 
placenta,  lipid  transport, 

Rodentia  GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 
TAYLOR 

,  ultrastructure.    Homo  NAVARATNAM 

,  — ,  Selachii  FORD 

HALL 

ENDOCRINE  ORGANS 

see  also  specific  organs;  Hormones 
Acarina  AESCHLIMANN 

GEIGY 
adrenal  dependent  phenomena,  effect  of 

hypophysectomy,    Aves  THOMMES 

androgenic  gland,  role  in  non-functional 

male  hermaphroditism,  Crustacea  FRIED 
, sex  differentiation, 

Crustacea  CHARNIAUX 

,  —  of   neurosecretion,   Crustacea         PA  YEN 

as    affected    by    mutants,    Diptera  DOANE 

Cetacea  HARRISON 

comparative    histology,    Amphibia  IWASAWA 

correlation,  Amphibia  IWASAWA 

cytodifferentiation,  histochemistry.  Homo  FALIN 
cytology,  histochemistry,  Teleostei  OLIVEREAU 
development   in   embryonic   systems  PRICE 

electron    microscopy,    Aves  DOSSEL 

,  Cetacea,    Pinnipedia  YOUNG 

&    correlations,    Crustacea  MEUSY 

embryonic,    physiology,    Aves  STOLL 

experimental  embryology,  Rodentia  DAIKOKU 
fetal  &  neonatal,   Rodentia  VAKAET 


function  in  embryo,  Lacertilia, 

Ophidia  RAYNAUD 

— ,  larval  development  &  metamorphosis, 

Decapoda  HUBSCHMAN 

functional  differentiation,  Lacertilia  RAYNAUD 
gonads  &  adrenals,  androgens  &  estrogens, 

effect  of  hypophysectomy,  Aves  WOODS 
,  hydroxysteroid  dehydrogenases, 

effect  of  hypophysectomy,  Aves  WOODS 

histogenesis.   Amphibia  HANKE 

LEIST 
—  and   interrelation,    Chelonia  DIMOND 

histophysiology,    Teleostei  OLIVEREAU 

hypophysis,  adrenals  &  gonads,  devel- 
opmental correlations,  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

Aves  MANELLI 

influence   on   reproduction,   Aves  KAMAR 

neiu-al  gland,  development  &  cyclic  changes, 

Ascidiae  GEORGES 
,  role  in  gametogenesis, 

Ascidiae  GEORGES 

Pinnipedia  HARRISON 

Polychaeta  HAUENSCHILD 

pre    &   postmetamorphic,    Urodela  PRAHLAD 

prothoracic  gland,  role  in  postembryonic 

development,    Dictyoptera  BODENSTEIN 

regeneration,  morphogenesis,  part,  thyroid, 

Rodentia  WROBLEWSKI 

relation    with    growth,    Aves  KAMAR 

role  in  growth,  moulting  &  gametogenesis, 

Cladocera  ZAFFAGNINI 

regeneration,     Urodela  MANNER 

Teleostei  EGAMI 

ENDODERM 

see  Embryology  (experimental) 

ENERGY  (developmental) 

chemical,  central  nervous  system,  Aves  CORNER 
entropy  in  cell  differentiation,  Amira, 

Rodentia,    Urodela  KUCIAS 

metabolism,  Amphibia,  Teleostei  DUSPIVA 
— ,  changes  at  fertilization, 

Echinoidea  ASAMI 

— .  neonatal   &   juvenile,   Marsupialia  ARNOLD 

SHIELD 

— ,  RNA  synthesis,  Teleostei, 

Urodela  CRAWFORD 

pathways,    differentiation,    Vertebrata  WILDE 

teratogenesis,   Aves  KAPLAN 

transfer,  cellular  interactions  in  monolayer 

cultures,    Aves,    Rodentia  REPORTER 

— ,  early    embryo,    Aves  REPORTER 

ENTEROCHROMAFFIN  CELLS 

see  Chromaffin  cells 

ENZYME(S) 

acid  hydrolases,  acrosome,  Echinoidea, 

Rodentia,     Urodela  BERTOLINI 

alcohol   dehydrogenase,   Diptera  SOFER 

amylase,  isozymes,  genetic  regulations, 

Diptera  DOANE 

Anura  SALLACH 

arginase,  embryonic  liver  &  kidney, 

Rodentia  BRADLEY 

ATP-ase  activity,  Na  K  activated,  retina, 

normal  &  hereditary  retinitis  pigmentosa, 

Rodentia  BONTING 

DAEMEN 
, ,  —  &  ciUary  body,  Aves, 

Lagomorpha  ROGERS 

— ,  kidney   &   lung,   Rodentia  WAYMOUTH 

— ,  localization   in   egg,    Echinoidea  KYONO 

tf-glucoronidase,  lung  &  liver,  Anura, 

Rodentia  BOCZKOWSKA 

biochemistry,    intestine,    Rodentia  MOOG 

blastocyst,   implanting,   Rodentia  OWERS 

brain,  optic  system  &  thalamus, 

Rodentia  SCHIEBLER 

carbohydrate  &  intermediate  metabolism, 

fetal    skin,    Homo  SERRI 

chemoreceptor  cells,  Carnivora,  Homo, 

Rodentia  ^^^^^ 

cholesterol  esterase,  brain,  Rodentia  PRITCHARD 
cholinesterase,  cutaneous  sensory  corpuscles, 

Aves  SAXOD 

— ,  dipeptidase  &  others,  Pisces, 

Tunicata  DURANTE 

chorionase,    Teleostei  YAMAGAMI 

collagenase,  wound  healing.  Mammalia  GRILLO 
connective  &  supporting  tissue,  Artiodactyla, 

Aves,   Homo,   Rodentia  KNESE 


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d-aminolevulinate  synthetase,  induction, 

Aves  SIMONS 

dehydrogenases   in   early   embryo,   Aves       SPRATT 
— ,  lactic    &    hypoxanthine,    Avts  CROISILLE 

— ,  regulation   &   expression,    Teleostei  DUKH 

disaccharidases,  intestine,  Carnivora, 

Rodentia  KRETCHMER 

DNAse,  artificial  yolk  formation, 

Echinoidea  BOLOGNARI 

— ,  effect  of  irradiation  &  alkylating 

agents,    Aves  TEMPEL 

— ,  function   in   embryo,   Aves  TEMPEL 

drug  metabolizing,  induction  by  drugs, 

Rodentia  ARGYRIS 

effect  on  developing  &  regenerating  tissues, 
correlation  with  effect  of  chemicals, 
Echinodermata.    Turhellaria  HEIN 

heterologous  fibroblasts,  Aves, 

Rodentia  SANN 

egg,    Diptera,    Lepidoptera  LAL 

PANT 

VARMA 

—  &    embryo,     Cirripedia  MINGANTI 

embryo,    Aves,    Mammalia  MOOG 

— ,  Invertebrata  MANCUSO 

REVERBERI 
— ,  Tunicata  D'ANNA 

esterases,  allelic  forms  in  tissues,  Rodentia  POPP 
— ,  Aves  CROISILLE 

— ,  multiple,  compensatory  effect,  null 

genes,    Rodentia  POPP 

— ,  non-specific,    larva    &    adult,    Anura  LOBO 

fat   body,   Lepidoptera  LAL 

MORRIS 

PANT 

VARMA 

female    genital   tract,   Mammalia  THIERY 

fertilization  &  early  stages,  histochemistry, 

Rodentia  DENKER 

— ,  Tunicata  URSPRUNG 

fetus   &   neonate.    Mammalia  WALKER 

formation  &  activity  in  liver,  Anura  SHUKUYA 
formylase,  time  &  tissue  specificity, 

Diptera  KIMMEL 

genetic    control,    Diptera  WRIGHT 

glutamine  synthetase  in  retina,  relation  to 

steroidogenic    activity,    Aves  PIDDINGTON 

glycolytic,  relation  with  respiration,  early 

stages,    Teleostei  BOULEKBACHE 

glucose-6-phosphate  dehydrogenase,  spinal  cord, 
effect  of  maternal  hyperadrenocorticalism, 
Rodentia  HOAR 

,  —  &   sympathetic  ganglia.  Aves    WENGER 

hatching,  action  mechanisms,  Echinoidea  ISHIDA 
— ,  crystallization,    Teleostei  ISHIDA 

— ,  synthesis,  relation  to  cell  differentiation, 

Teleostei  ISHIDA 

hexokinase,   activation,    Urodela  CRAWFORD 

hydrolytic,    Anura,    Rodentia  FORTAK 

hypophysis.    Homo,    Rodentia  HACH 

hydroxysteroid  dehydrogenases,  gonads  & 
adrenals,  effect  of  hypophysectomy, 
Aves  WOODS 

induction,    intestine,    Rodentia  VOLLRATH 

—  &   repression   in   cell   cultures         GUSTAFSON 

in    vitro.    Mammalia  ELIASSON 

,  particularly    arginase,    Aves  ELIASSON 

— ,  role   in    development,    Anura  SPIEGEL 

— , ■  organ  growth  control, 

Rodentia  ARGYRIS 

inhibitors,  effect  on  brain.  Mammalia  SCHADe 
— ,  fed  to  mother,  effect  on  egg  production 

&   embryo   survival,   Hymenoptera  GROSCH 

— ,  Tunicata  PATRICOLO 

isozymes,  changes  at  metamorphosis, 

Anura  KAJITA 

SHUKUYA 
— ,  Diptera,    Vertebrata  PANTELOURIS 

— ,  effect   of   teratogens,   Aves  JOHNSON 

— ,  patterns,   Pisces,    Rodentia  MARKERT 

— ,  qualitative  changes,  Teleostei  BOULEKBACHE 
— ,  spontaneous  abortions.  Homo  PAWLOWITZKI 
kidney,  experiments  with  actinomycin  D, 

Rodentia  SCHIEBLER 

Krebs    cycle,    Invertebrata  BLACK 

LDH,  embryonic  erythropoiesis, 

Aves  BLANCHET 

— ,  gene  homology,  relation  to  gene 

activation,    Teleostei  WHITT 

— ,  iso-,    Anura  SALTHE 

— ,  — ,  biochemistry,  genetics  &  biophysics, 

Teleostei  WHITT 


■ — ,  — ,  egg    through    metamorphosis, 

Anura  KUNZ 

— ,  — ,  embryonic  &  postembryonic, 
comparison  of  species  &  hybrids, 
Teleostei  KUNZ 

Lepidoptera  ETCHER 

limb    regeneration,    Anura  NIAZI 

localization  in  embryo  &  subcellular 

fractions.    Amphibia,    Insecta  DUSPIVA 

limb    bud,    Aves  NAVAGIRI 

lysozyme,   egg   white,   Aves  NONAMI 

— ,  synthesis  in   vitro.   Homo  ADINOLFI 

lytic,    spermatozoa,    Anura  RAISMAN 

malate    dehydrogenase,    Echinoidea  OZAKI 

microspectropholometry,    Selachii  FORD 

mitochondria,   Amphibia,    Aves  BOELL 

morphogenesis  WEGMANN 

muscles,    flight,    Insecta  BROSEMER 

NAD  kinase,  activation  at  fertilization, 

Invertebrata  EPEL 

nervous   tissue,   myelinization  WENDER 

neural    retina,    Aves  PIDDINGTON 

pancreas  endoderm,  reassociated  with  lung 

mesenchyme,    Aves  DIETERLEN 

patterns,   ontogeny.  Amphibia,   Insecta     DUSPIVA 
phosphatase,  acid,  lung  &  Uver,  Anura, 

Rodentia  BOCZKOWSKA 

— ,  alkaline,    Echinoidea  MILLONIG 

— ,  — ,  egg    &    larva,    Teleostei  LOBO 

— ,  — ,  embryo,    Urodela  FINNEGAN 

O'DAY 
— ,  effect  of  alkylating  agents  &  irradiation, 

Aves  TEMPEL 

pineal    gland,    Aves  THILLARD 

prenatal  &  postnatal  development, 

Rodentia  GREENGARD 

proteolytic,  digestive  tract,  Amphibia, 

Aves  FRATELLO 

queens    &    workers,    Hymenoptera  REMBOLD 

RNA    polymerase,    egg,    Anostraca  lYEIRI 

RNAse,  inhibition  by  bentonite, 

Echinoidea  COUSINEAU 

stage  specific,  immunology  &  biochemistiy- 

Artiodactyla  KARLSSON 

steroid  dehydrogenases,   Aves  SCHEIB 

succinoxidase  &  succinodehydrogenase, 

larva    through    adult,    Diptera  CHITNIS 

synthesis,    control,    Echinoidea  EPEL 

— ,  effect  of  hormones,  tissue  differentiation 

&  regression  BOELL 

— ,  pancreas  &  salivary  gland  in  vitio, 

Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

— ,  regulation  in  vitro  JOHANSSON 

systems,  part,  nitrogen  metabolism, 

Anura  JANSSENS 

testis.   Mammalia  BISHOP 

thiol-disulfide  exchange  catalysator,  post- 
fertilization,    Echinoidea  KIMURA 
thymidine  &  uridine  kinase,  ribonucleotide 

reductase,  correlation  with  mitotic  index 

&  cell  cycle,  early   stages,  Anura         COWARD 
tissue  specific,  tryptophan  metabolism, 

early    stages,    Anura  KOSTELLOW 

transhydrogen  catalyzation  between  cell 

cortex  and  mitotic  apparatus, 

Echinoidea  SAKAI 

tryptophan  oxygenase,  time  &  tissue 

specificity,    Diptera  KIMMEL 

tyrosinase,   lens   regeneration,    Urodela        ACHAZI 
— ,  multiple  forms,  genetic  regulation, 

melanocytes,    Rodentia  QUEVEDO 

tyrosine  degradation,  development  &  meta- 
morphosis, Anura,  Mammalia,  Pisces  GOSWAMI 
—  oxidizing,  factors  determining  regulation 

&   development,   liver,    Vertebrata        GOSWAMI 
variants  in  vitro,  genetics  &  epigenetics, 

Rodentia  RUDDLE 

wound   healing,   Rodentia  MaKINEN 

RAEKALLIO 
yolk  sac  &  other  membranes,  Aves, 

Selachii,    Teleostei  FRASCHINI 

MANFREDI 

,  Selachii  FRASCHINI 

,  Teleostei  PORCELLI 

EPIDERMIS 

cell  renewal,  effect  of  hormones  &  environ- 
mental   factors,    Lacertilia  MADERSON 

cellular  differentiation,  biophysics. 

Mammalia  SIMS 

embryonic,  differentiation,  Anura, 

Urodela  BILLETT 


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EPIDERMIS  (contd.) 

epithelium,  differentiation,  Annelida, 

Crustacea  BAFFONI 

fetal,  glycosaminoglycan  changes,  ^,  ,^,^,i,.t-t-t 

Homo  GIANNETTI 

hyperplasia.    Mammalia,    Urodela  BUTLER 

Langerhans  cell,  origin,  differentiation  & 

immunochemistry,    Rodentia  REAMS 

larval,    secretory    activity,    Urodela  DODSON 

role  in  scale   development,   Teleostei  KREJSA 

LUSE 
tail    regeneration,    Lacertilia  MADERSON 

tonofilaments  in  development,  wound  heaUng 

&  tissue  culture,  Teleostei  BEREITER 

wound  healing,  electron  niicroscopy, 

/Ifiura  LUCKENBILL, 


LEESON 
BLOM 


EPIDIDYMIS 

ductus,  epithelium  &  stereocilia, 

Rodentia 
pathology,    Artiodactyla 

EPIPHYSIS 

see  Pineal  organ 

EPITHELIAL-MESENCHYMAL 

INTERACTIONS 

beak    morphogenesis.    Axes  HAYASHI 

cornea,  position  of  Golgi  complex, 

Aves,    Rodentia  TRELSTAD 

embryonic   development  GARBER 

feather   &   limb   formation.   Ares  WESSELLS 

histogenesis,   Aves  WESSELLS 

integument,  cell  death  &  differentiation, 

larva  through  metamorphosis,  ultra- 

suuctuie,  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

^nura  GOLDSMITH 

—  morphogenesis,  comparative  study, 
Invertebrata,     Vertebrata  KREJSA 

Umb,   Anura  '^^^^"R^J 

Ayes  KIENY 

SAUNDERS 

SEARLS 

ZWILLING 

—  bud,  position  of  Golgi  complex, 

A\es,    Rodentia  TRELSTAD 

—  regeneration,    Urodela  FABER 
— ,  scales  &  feather  differentiation, 

^ves  GOETINCK 

— ,  xenoplastic    chimaeras,    Aves  PAUTOU 

lung  epitheLum,  effect  of  heterologous 

mesenchyme,  Aves  DAMERON 

morphogenetic  substances  from  mesenchyme 

in  stomach  &  lung  development,  Aves     MARIN 

role  in  biochemical  differentiation,  parotid 

gland,    Rodentia  GORDON 

skin  derivatives  &  teeth,  in  vitro,  Aves, 

Rodentia  ^J?V^dS 

histochemistry,   Aves,   Mammalia   RITSCHARD 

wing    bud,    Aves  AMPRINO 

^  '  CAMOSSO 

—  &  leg,   xenoplastic  chimaeras,  Aves     PAUTOU 

EPITHELIUM 

cells  in  vitro,  locomotion  &  behaviour, 

Aves,    Rodentia  MIDDLETON 

columnar,  role  of  microtubules  in  cell  shape, 

Aves,    Urodela  BURNSIDE 

cysts  HARTWIG 

differentiation,  experimental  analysis, 
^vej  STEDING 

regeneration,    cytology,    Rodentia  DECK 

EQUIPMENT 

see  Methods 

ERYTHROCYTES 

see  Blood 

ERYTHROPOIESIS 

see  Hematopoiesis 

EVOLUTION 

see  Genetics 

EXCRETORY  SYSTEM 

see  also  Kidney(s),  Urogenital  system 
histochemistry  &  fine  structure, 

Vertebrata  GIBLEY 


Malpighian  tubules,  development  &  meta- 
morphosis,   Diptera  CHITNIS 
metamorphosis,  Anura                                   CAMBAR 

GIRARD 
nephridia,    Onychophora  SILVA 

EXTRA-EMBRYONIC  MEMBRANES 

see  Embryonic  membranes 

EXTREMITIES 

see  Limb(s);  Wing(s> 

EYE(S) 

abnormalities,  studied  by  organ  cuhuie, 

Rodentia  KONYUKHOV 

allomctric  growth,  hemispherectomy, 

Rodentia  AZOUBEL 

CRUZ 
lUCIF 
Arachnida  HOMANN 

cavernicolous    forms,    Teleostei  PETERS 

Cetacea  PILLERI 

compound,  descriptive  &  experimental 

embryology,    Insecta  SUCH 

cornea,  epithelial-mesenchymal  interactions, 

position  of  Golgi  complex,  Aves, 

Rodentia  TRELSTAD 

— ,  morphogenesis,   effect  of  lens,   Aves         ZINN 
— ,  orthogonal  collagen  lamellae,  fibrous 

aixhitecture,   Aves  TRELSTAD 

depigmentation  by  thiocarbamide, 

Turbellaria  KISHIDA 

diminutive,  cornea,  histochemistry, 

Aves  MAROTTI 

effects   of   optic   nerve   section,    Urodela  GAZE 

electron    microscopy,    Urodela  DICKSON 

embryonal  tissue  implants  in  anterior 

chamber,    Lagomorpha  AGARWAL 

ANGRA 
enzyme    histochemistry,    Rodentia  SCHIEBLER 

falciform  process,  determination  of  site 

of   formation,   Teleostei  LOPASHOV 

formation  during  regeneration, 

Turbellaria  KISHIDA 

growth,    allometric,    Anura  JONGH 

— ,  Anura  HOLLYFIELD 

—  &   morphogenesis,   Aves  COULOMBRE 
immunochemistry,    Amphibia  CAMPBELL 

CLAYTON 
iris,    depigmentation    contiol,    Urodela  REESE 

— ,  regeneration,  Lagomorpha. 

Primates  AGARWAL 

ANGRA 
— ,  RNA  synthesis  activation,  in  vitro, 

Urodela  REESE 

malformations,  gene-conditioned, 

Rodentia  GUMBRECK 

metaplasia,   Teleostei  LOPASHOV 

SOLOGUB 
morphogenesis,     histochemistry,     Aves  MEYER 

mutants  affecting  development,  genetics, 

Rodentia  ^^,fidi^ 
,  developmental    study,    Rodentia      SAZHINA 

—  — ,  Rodentia  CAMPBELL 

CLAYTON 
nauplius,  Crustacea  ^^J,Si 
neural  retina,  enzymes,  Aves  PIDDINGTON 
,  glutamine  synthetase,  relation  to 

steroidogenic   activity,   Aves  PIDDINGTON 

,  protein  &  nucleic  acid,  Aves     SCHWARTZ 

optic  cup,  role  in  development  of  optic 

tectum  &  nuclei,  Aves  WENGER 

pigment  formation,  genetics,  ^^xtt»*t7 

Lepidoptera  EGELHAAP 

pigmentary  system,  biochemistry,  genetic 

control,    Lepidoptera  MUTH 

pigmentation,  genetic  control  &  development, 

Lepidoptera  GOTTLIEB 

protuberantia    sclerae.    Homo  PILLEM 

reaction   to    vitamin    B,    Anura  BER 

regeneration  following  irradiation, 

Rodentia  RUGH 

relation  with  neurogenesis,  Lepidoptera  WOLSKY 
retina,  ATP-ase  activity,  Na  K  activated, 

normal  &  hereditary  retinitis  pigmentosa, 

Rodentia  ^JPI^JJ}^?, 

DAEMEN 

— ,  changes  at  metamorphosis, 

Anura  HOLLYFIELD 

—  &  ciliary  body,  Na  +  K  activated  ATPase, 

Aves,  Lagomorpha  ^"^SctI 

— ,  hormonal   control,   Aves  BtiZ 


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-,  induction,    Anura,    Aves 


HOPERSKAYA 
LOPASHOV 

—  &  other  structures,  correlation  with 
funcUon.   Tetrapocia  WEIDMAN 

— ,  postnatal,  rhodopsin  cycle,  electro- 

reunogram,    Carnirora  BONTING 

— ,  receptor    cells,    ultrastructure  ,S^°^I^^R 

—,  regeneration,    Anura,    Teleostei       LOMBARDO 
— ',  sensory  cells  &  synapses,  in  vitro, 

retinal   fibres,   Ares  LEDERMAN 

~^7;/°"  '"  """^  ""'''  '*'"'""''"  MARCHISIO 

"ilr"'  '"""'  '''"''"'''  '"'"hoperskaya 

—  pigment  cells,  differentiation  in  ^itro 
biochemistry,    Aves  CULtMAiN 

,  developmental  factors  m  yolk      „^„„„--^ 

albumen.    Axes  .    HARKlbUlN 

~^es^°""^  *  differentiation  m  v.tro^^^^^^^^ 

—  receptors,  time  preceding  differentiation, 
autoradiography,   Aves  piprro 

rudiment  uansplantation  between  varieues 
with    &    without    eyes,    ^./e-r.,  ^^^^^smCK 

segregation  into  pigmented  &  sensory  „^ 

retina,    Urodela  JACOBbUJN 

visual  system,  experimental  study,  Aves, 

Rodentia  CUWAIn 

EYE  LENS 

see  also  Regeneration  (traumatic) 
^,,g^  WOERDEMAN 

cataract,    anterior    polar,    Carnivora  SHUPE 

ceU  division  &  fibre  differentiation,   ^„^__„„^(^^ 
Rodentia  ARMSTRONG 

ceU  repUcation  &  nuclear  degeneration,        ,  ^y^^ 

^"^^  MODAK 

PERDUE 

PERSONS 

UPPULURI 

cellular    differentiation   in   viuo,   Aves         KATOH 

,  regulation  of  protein  &  nucleic 

acid  synthesis  in  vivo  &  in  vitio,     ,^^.^,„-,„,, 
ArtioLctyla,  Aves  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

crystalUns,   differentiation,  Anura  McUbViii 

development  &  growth,  Aves  MODAK 

UPPULURI 

"4*^.^^''°''"''°"'  ''^°''''*"^'''^'  McCALLION 

DNA  synthesis,  autoradiography,  ANDERSON 

effect   on  corneal  development,   Aves  ZINN 

electron   microscopy,   Aves  ATj>jnTn 

,  Mollusca  ARNOLU 

eyecup-lens-system,  phase  specific  gene  activity, 

DNA,    Teleostei,    Urodela  VAMS 

fibre  cells,  proteins  controlling  RNA  ^,  »  ,ct, 

synthesis,   Artiodactyla  .^  *  „,f  yxtfi 

—  differentiation   in   vitro,    Aves         KAWAKAMl 

—  formation,  molecular  events  i"  iL'^o  &  in  vitro^ 
Artiodactyla,    Aves  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

fibres,  in  vitro,  Anura.    Urodela  YAMM^^ 

immunochemistry,    Aves  LaVt-LLf, 

—  &  regulatory  mechanisms,  Anura,    ^^j^pg^^L 

'^"^^  CLAYTON 

TRUMAN 

induction,   Aves  n^^HOV 
by   larval  eye  Ussues,    Urodela  LOPAStiwv 

—  &  differentiation,  macromolecular  ^waam 
synthesis,    Aves,    Rodentia  c-ta^^ 

in    vitro      Aves  blAKKt, 

— ,  uroaeia  REYER 


THOMPSON 


inhibition  in  vitro  by  eye  extracts, 

Avei 
macromolecules,  synthesis,  m  vitro,  ^^cutt-ia 

Aves  YObHlUA 

Mammalia  WOERDEMAN 

morphogenesis  &  protein  synthesis,  control 

in  vitro,  Aves  ^^^^^A^ 

mutants    affecting,   Rodentia  CLAYTON 

protein,    electrophoresis,    Rodentia    KONYUKHOV 
—.  immunochemistry,    Ker/efcrflfa  no  a  km  a 


— .  immunology  &  immunochemistry. 

Axes,    Homo  DOORENMAALEN 

—  synthesis,    Aves  dcvcd 

regeneration,    autoradiography,    Urodela        ^^J^^ 
— ,  causal   analysis,    Urodela  »^t^a v 

RNA    synthesis,    Aves  PERSONS 

role   of   RNA,    Aves  PIATIGORSKY 

terminal  lens  fiber  cell  differentiation, 

Avei  BOLLUM 

^  BORSTEL 

MODAK 
PERDUE 

FACE 

see  Head 

FALLOPIAN  TUBE 

see  Oviduct 

FAT 

see  Adipose  tissues;  Lipid(s) 

FAT  BODY 

see  Adipose  tissues 

FATE  MAPS 

see  Embryology  (experimental) 

FATTY  ACIDS 

see  Lipid(s) 

FEATHER(S) 

developmental  physiology,  Aves 


BRAHMA 


KOECKE 
KUHN 

differentiation,   in  vitro,  Aves  t^uJ^Pa^V^y 

— ,  xenoplastic   chimaeras,   Aves  DHOUAIL-LY 

effect   of   hydrocortisone,   Aves  ^.cFu^n 

prostaglandins,   Aves  Kjsi^ticis. 

electron  microscopy  &  biochemistry,  kisCHER 

embryonic    pterylosis,   Aves  KOECKE 

germs  &  tracts,  effect  of  hydrocortisone, 

Aves  ^^^'^ 

mesoderm-ectoderm  mteraction,  gOETINCK 

'^''^^  WESSELLS 

patterns,  supernumerary  pterylae,  SENGEL 

pterylae  &  apteria,  regional  determination,      ^^^^ 

pterylosis,    Aves  FRLANT 

role  of  placodes  &  featiier  condensations, 

Aves  NOVEL 

spinal^pterylae.  effect  of  X-rays,  SAUCER 

supe7numeray    limbs,    Aves  DHOUAILLY 

trajt^-specificity.  factors  involved,  s^u^^deRS 

FECUNDITY 

see  Fertility 

FERTILITY  {&  sterility) 

effect  of  deoxyriboside  base  analogues,        „„„„,^, 

drugs,    Rodentia  o™m  nX 

stress  and  aging,  Rodentia  REYNOLDS 

superfecundity  by  hormone  treatment,  .dt;m 

Rodentia  McLAREN 

FERTILIZATION  amt^pr«!fn 

acrosome   reaction,    Rodentia  ANDERSEN 

activation,  changing  metaboUc  states,       ^,_,„„„  , 

Anura  ^VAT^ct 

—  Coleovtera  HAGET 

-  EcMnMea  RUNNSTRoM 
— ',  fine  structural  changes,  Echinoidea  MILLONIG 
_'  genetic  control  of  oocyte  reactivity, 

Lepidoptera  "^MORRILL 

— ,  role    of    ions,    Anura  „tt^dSricq 

Amnhibia  HUMPHRIES 

inurd  KATAGIRI 

artificial  activation,  pronucleus  formation, 

Rodentia  ^^*-^^a??tiv 

_,  Polychaeta  Sr  a'^pn 

Artiodactyla  o,,nFrilFR 

chemical  factor  from  oviduct,  Anura  BUDEGUEK 

&    jelly    coat,    Anura  BAKBIUki 

cortical    granules,    lysis,    Invertebrata 


EPEL 


259 


FERTILIZATION  (contd.) 

cytological  &  experimental  study,  Chondrostei, 

LameUibranchia,    Teleostei  GINSBURG 

cytology,    Teleostei  HUVER 

DNA  synthesis,  interordinal  hybrids, 

Echinoidea  ^^^O^^A-^S 

dry   mass/water   ratio,   Echinoidea  BEREITER 

Echinoidea  ENDO 

effect  of  gamete  age,  drugs  &  hormones,         ^^  „_ 

Artiodactyla  POLGE 

egg  membranes,  changes,  biochemistry,  electron 

microscopy,    Echinoidea  INOUE 

electron  microscopy,  Annelida,  Echinodermata, 

Mammalia  FRANKLIN 
.  Chondrostei,  LameUibranchia, 

Teleostei  GINSBURG 

&    enzymology,    Tunicata  URSPRUNG 

,  Homo,     Primates  ZAMBONI 

,  Polychaeta  ^^^^Vir 

energy  metabolism  changes,  Echinoidea  ^^^} 
enzyme   activation,   Invertebrata  ,„vt/?A^^ 

experimental  studies,  Artiodactyla  HANCOCK 

extracellular  cement  formation,  Invertebrata  EFEL 
fertilizin  synthesis,  oogenesis,  or'„Rnpr.FW 

Polychaeta  SCHROEDEK 

fertilizing  capacity  of  sperm,  role  of 

hormonal  state  of  female,  Carnivora,  „-->tva 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  SOJKA 

in  viuo,  cytology  &  endocrinology.  Homo, 

Primates,  Rodentia  BAKEK 
&  in  vivo,  Carnivora,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  HUNT 

--Rodentia  YANAGIMACHI 

Invertebrata.    Vertebrata  AUSTIN 

ionic  permeability,  tracer  studies,  ur»i>T 

Echinoidea,    Teleostei  HOKl 

jelly-coat  specificity,  immunology,  bio-  ^-p 

chemistry,    Anura  uaddcw 

Lagomorpha  npm^TFR 

Mammalia  BRINSTEK 

iviammana  GWATKIN 

mechanisms,    Nematoda  MORETTI 

membrane,  formation,  role  of  cortical  ^ /.-kit: 

granules,    Echinodermata  t^.J^c^ 

molecular    mechanisms,    Rodentia  MONt,:>i 

nuclear  changes,  biochemistry,  „.,,.^-. 

Echinoidea  TERAYAMA 

physiology,    Echinoidea  ^smK^^A 

SUGIYAMA 
polyspermy-block,    Echinodermata  PRESLEY 

polyspermy,    induced,    Echinoidea  MANELLI 

post-,  activation  of  thiol-disulfide  exchange 

catalysator,    Echinoidea  KIMURA 

Primates  HENDRICKX 

quantitative    aspects,    Lagomorpha  ADAMS 

ribosome    activation,    Echinoidea  ,^>^r5iH 

Rodentia  IWAMATSU 

MARKERT 
role   of   macromolecules,   Anura  NACE 

sperm  reactivation  after  UV  inactivation, 

Hymenoptera  LoBBECKE 

various  aspects,  electron  microscopy, 

Invertebrata  COLWIN 

FETAL  FLUIDS 

see  Embryonic  membranes 

FETAL  MEMBRANES 

see  Embryonic  membranes 

FETUS 

see  also  Development  (postembryonic,  fetal) 
adaptation  to  intra-uterine  environment, 

Artiodactyla  REYNOLDS 

anaerobic    metabolism.    Homo  DEROM 

blood,  chemistfy  after  intra-uterine  tcdv 

hypoxia.    Homo  THIERY 

growth,  relation  to  placenta,  Artio- 
dactyla STEGEMAN 
isolated,    perfusion,    Artiodactyla  NIXON 
relation  to  placental  size  &  uterine  ^^dcw 
characteristics.    Mammalia       NAAKTGEBOREN 

size  of  umbilical  cord  at  birth. 

Mammalia  NAAKTGEBOREN 

sensory  input  &  homeostasis,  Artio- 
dactyla REYNOLDS 
steroid  metabolism.  Homo,  Primates  AXELROD 
steroids,  Edentata  ^SlnSv 
survival  &  growth,  immunology,  Rodentia  KIRBY 
X-irradiation,  effect  on  behaviour  & 

encephalography,    Mammalia  RUGH 


FIBROBLAST(S) 

cartilage,  bone,  lung,  kidney,  histochemistry, 

enzymology,  electron  microscopy, 

Artiodactyla,  Aves,  Homo,  Rodentia  KNESE 
DNA  content,  relation  to  Oo-concentration, 

Aves  MUSY 

effect  of  antibodies  on  cell  behaviour, 

Aves  PARTRIDGE 

— ,  — ,  Hempa,  in  viuo,  Rodentia, 

Teleostei  JACQUES 
heterologous  RNA,  nucleotides  & 

enzymes,   Aves,    Rodentia  EWART 

SANN 
identification  in  vitro,  Aves,  Homo, 

Mammalia  NIIZIMA 

RNA  &  uridine   incorporation,  Aves  SANN 

transformation   by   virus,   Aves  TEMIN 

FIN(S) 

paired,  experimental  embryology, 

Teleostei  BOUVET 

— ,  Teleostei  FRANCOIS 

tail,  rays,  regeneration,  fine  structure, 

Teleostei  KEMP 

unpaired,    Teleostei  EMELIANOV 

FLAGELLA 

movement,    Echinoidea 


KINOSHITA 


FLUORESCENCE  MICROSCOPY 

see  also  Immunology 
autonomic  ganglia,  adrenergic  inhibitory 
terminals,   Rodentia 


CSILLIK 

KALMAN 

KNYIHAR 

SHAVER 

HOLSTEIN 


oviducal   secretions,   Anura 
spermatozoa,    Lagomorpha 

FLUORINE 

NaF,  effect  on  spicule  formation, 

Echinoidea  HEROLD 

FOLLICLE  (egg-) 

see  Ovary 

FOLLICLE  CELLS 

see  Oogenesis 

FREE-MARTINS 

see  Sexual  development 

GALL  BLADDER  (&  bile  ducts) 

GAMETES  (&  gametogenesis) 
see  also  Germ  cells;  Oogenesis;  Spermato- 
genesis etc. 
biology  &  genetics,  Diptera,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  ^d^4dx 

chromosome  behaviour,  Anura  MARKERT 

Conchostraca  ^^^^^ovitj 

cytochemistry,    Rodentia  BRYAN 

effect  of  ionizing  radiation,  Chondrostei, 

Teleostei  PERSOV 

electron  microscopv,  Annelida,  Echinodermata, 
Mammalia  FRANKLIN 

,  fertilization,    Polychaeta  FALLON 

endocrinology,    Cladocera  ZAFFAGNINI 

gametogenesis,    Bryozoa  ^^^<^*Trv 

— ,  genetic    control  ^^^^^In 

Mollusca,    Phoronida,    Polychaeta        TUCKER 

-,  Rodentia  TARKOWSKI 

Invertebrata,    Vertebrata  -^^^ttd 

in   vitro,   endocrine    control,    Crustacea    BERRtUK 
maturation,    Rodentia  ,,^?^w^?Tt 

— ,  Teleostei  IWAMATSU 

Mystacocarida  ^/^^S^^wl^^ 

Primates  ZUCKERMAN 

Rodentia  ZUCKERMAN 

shedding,  role  of  radial  nerves, 

Asteroidea  NOUMURA 

variations  in  cell  structure  &  function, 
various   techniques  KESSEL 

GANGLION  (GANGLIA) 

autonomic,  adrenergic  inhibitory  terminals, 

^''''^"'"'  iSmaS 

KNYIHAR 

cephalic,  experimental  embryology, 

Vrodela  MICHAEL 


260 


effect  of  NGF  on  microtubular  protein 

synthesis  &  nerve  fiber  outgrowth, 

Axes  YAM  AD  A 

enteric,    Aves  ANDREW 

nerve  &  glial  cells,  culture,  growth  & 

differentiation,    Diciyopiera  LEVI 

Remak's,   Aves  AGARWAL 

— ,  histochemistry,  electron  microscopy, 

Aves  CANTING 

spinal,    cells,    Rodeiuia  YAMADORI 

— ,  de-  &  regeneration  following  sciatic 

axotomy,    Aves  HOUTHOFF 

— ,  differentiation  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

Aves  KADASNE 

— ,  effect  of  increase  of  peripheral 

innervation,    Aves  MITOLO 

— ,  in  vitro,  behaviour  &  interaction  of 

nerve    fibres,    Aves  DUNN 

— ,  — ,  unipolar    cells,    Aves  DUBEY 

— ,  neuroblast,  histochemistry  &  ultra- 
structure,  Aves  PANNESE 
— ,  satellite   cells,   Aves  PANNESE 

—  &  sympathetic,   glucose-6-phosphate 
dehydrogenase,    nucleotides,    Aves  WENGER 

structure,  interconnections  &  connections 

with    brain,    Dictyoptera  LEVI 

trigeminal,   experimental    study,    Aves  STRAY 

GASTRULA{TION) 

Anura  KHAN 

cell  contact  &   migration,   Anura  EISENBERG 

—  surface  in  different  regions,  cell 
electrophoresis,    (Anura)  BRICK 

Coleoptera  HAGET 

induction,     Urodela  DOUCET 

morphogenetic  movements,  biochemistry, 

Teleostei  BRUMMETT 
,  microcinematography,  Anura, 

Urodela  BOTERENBROOD 

HARA 
treatment  with  Li  &  thiocyanate,  effect  on 

vertebral    column,    Urodela  MAUGER 

tryptophan  metabolism,  tissue  specific 

enzymes,    Anura  KOSTELLOW 

ultrastructure,    Anura  BAKER 

GENE(S) 

see  also  Genetics;  Mutants 

action  during  development,  biochemistry, 

Echinoidea,    Rodentia,    Tunicata  SMITH 

activation,  bristle  forming  cells,  Diptera  RIBBERT 

—  in   regeneration,    Turbellaria  COWARD 

—  of  biochemical  marker  loci,  Aves  OHNO 
maternally  derived  alleles  in  hybrids, 

Aves,    Teleostei  OHNO 

— ,  salivary  gland  chromosomes,  Diptera  KATO 
activity,   early   stages,   Anura  CRIPPA 

— ,  effect  of  chemical  stimuli, 

Lepidoptera  BOSSHARD 

—  in  oogenesis,  lampbrush  stage, 

Anura  DAVIDSON 

HOUGH 
— ,  phase  specific,  in  germ  layers  &  eye, 

DNA,    Teleostei,    Urodela  VAHS 

— ,  polytene   chromosomes,   Diptera  ROBERT 

—  regulation  by  adult  chromosomal  RNA 
protein   complex,   Anura  CLIVE 

affecting  crossveinlessness,  effect  on  heat 

shock  phenocopying,  Diptera  MOHLER 

amplification,  coding  for  RNA,  oogenesis, 
Anura  GALL 

causing  genital,  ophthalmic  &  urinary 

anomalies,   Rodentia  GUMBRECK 

control,  differentiation,  allophenic  animals, 

Rodentia  MINTZ 

crooked  neck  dwarf,  morphology  &  bio- 
chemistry,   Aves  WENGER 

cytoplasmic,  role  in  development, 

Rodentia  POLLARD 

developmental,  action  in  early  stages, 
Anura  MANNER 

expression  correlated  with  karyotype 

arrangement,    Diptera  LAIRD 

— ,  early  stages  &  cell  differentiation, 

part,    isozymes,    Teleostei  WHITT 

— ,  liver  &  oik  sac  hematopoiesis, 

Rodentia  FANTONI 

— ,  morphogenetic   agents,   Echinoidea  ELLIS 

— ,  regulation,   Diptera,   Lepidoptera        IMBERSKI 

female-sterility,  morphological  &  physio- 
logical   effects,    Diptera  COUNCE 


function  as  related  to  differentiation, 

salivary    gland,    Diptera  BERENDES 

—  in  giant  chromosomes,  Diptera  PANITZ 
— ,  regulation  at  molecular  level,  Aves  HUANG 
homologous,  multiplicity,  Pisces  MARKERT 
homology,  relation  to  gene  activation, 

LDH,    Teleostei  WHIIT 

interaction  in  control  of  melanin  formation, 

Aves  PIERRO 

melanotic  tumour,  effect  on  development, 

Diptera  SANG 

null,  compensatory  effect  of  multiple 

esterases,   Rodentia  POPP 

physiology,    Diptera  HESS 

pleiotropy,    Diptera  STERN 

TOKUNAGA 
regulation,  multiple  forms  of  tyrosinase, 

melanocytes,   Rodentia  QUEVEDO 

ribosomal,  amplification,  oocyte,  uni-  & 

multinucleolate   forms,  Asteroidea, 

Echinoidea,    Teleostei  VINCENT 

role   in   eye    pigmentation,   Lepidoptera  MUTH 

specific,  influence  on  effect  of  X-irradiation, 

gametes   through   pupae,   Diptera  WiiRGLER 

transcription,  influence  of  cytoplasmic 

components.  Amphibia,  Gastropoda 
— ,  temporal  &  spatial  aspects,  Homo, 

Rodentia  DOHERTY 

—  &   translation,   control,   Anura      LANDESMAN 

GENETICS  (developmental) 

see  also  specific  aspects:  Cell  heredity; 
Chromosomes;  Genes;  Hybrids;  Mutants; 
Nucleus  etc. 

allophenic  animals,  gene  control,  Rodentia  MINTZ 
Amphibia  NACE 

Aves  PIERRO 

blood    groups,    Rodentia  FOSTER 

—  proteins,  Insecta  EGELHAAF 
body  shape  &  size,  Aves,  Crustacea  COCK 
chromatophore  development,  Urodela  DALTON 
contiol   of   chondrogenesis,   Aves                    ELMER 

gametogenesis  LINDSLEY 

haemoglobin  switch  at  metamorphosis, 

Anura  HAM  AD  A 

KAJITA 
SHUKUYA 

myogenesis,   Diptera  WRIGHT 

oocyte  reactivity  to  activation  stimuli, 

Lepidoptera  ASTAUROV 

— ,  pigmentation,  eye  &  testis, 

Lepidoptera  GOTTLIEB 

— ,  sperm  differentiation,  Rodentia  ROSENBERG 
differentiation   processes,   Diptera  BAKER 

Diptera  BENDER 

COUNCE 
MILKMAN 
POULSON 
DNA-iniection  into  embryo  of  different 

strain,    Aves  MARTINOVITCH 

early   stages,   Homo,   Mammalia  EDWARDS 

effect  of  nuclear  labelling,  (Amphibia)  CHIBON 
egg    structure,   Diptera  COUNCE 

enzyme   activity,   Diptera  WRIGHT 

—  variants  in  vitro,  Rodentia  RUDDLE 
eye    colour,    Polychaeta                                  FISCHER 

—  pigments,  Lepidoptera  EGELHAAF 
fat  body  development,  Diptera  BUTTERWORTH 
fluorouracil  resistance  &  streptomycin 

sensitivity,   Diptera  DUKE 

gametes,  Diptera,  Lagomorpha,  Rodentia  BEATTY 
gene  expression  in  cell  cultures  WHITTAKER 

genetic  differences  among  spermatozoa, 

Lagomorpha  KULANGARA 

—  regulation,  male  germ  cells,  Diptera  HESS 
genetical  differentiation,  mechanism, 

theoretical    study  NOTO 

genetically  deficient  embryos,  neurogenesis, 

Diptera  POULSON 

genotype,  influence  on  developmental  rate, 

early   embryo   in   vitro,   Rodentia  McLAREN 

—  of  uniovular  twins,  Homo  DEROM 
gynogenesis,  chromosomal  regulation  by  cold. 

Amphibia  ROSTAND 

— ,  diploid,  by  fusion  of  egg  nucleus 

&    polar    body,    Anura  RICHARDS 

— ,  — ,  by  heat  treatment  &  chemical 

treatment  of  sperm,  Chondrostei  VASSETZKY 
— ,  — ,  by  inhibition  of  haploid  egg 

cleavage,   Anura  RICHARDS 

— ,  Tunicata  ORTOLANI 


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GENETICS  (contd.) 

hair  growth  phases,  mutants  study, 

Rodentia  CHASE 

haploid  embryo  cell  lines,  nuclear  transfer, 

Anura  FREED 

MEZGER 
heart  malformation,  experimentally  induced, 

Rodentia  WITHERS 

heredity,    Turbellaria  BENAZZI 

heteroploid    embryos,    Amphibia  BEETSCHEN 

Heteroptera  LAWRENCE 

heterosis,  congenital  anomalies,  irradiation, 

Mammalia  RUGH 

—  &  early  development,  Rodentia  KRZANOWSKA 
Homo  TESTA 

Hymenoptera  WOYKE 

inherited    abnormalities,    Axes  EDE 

iso-enzymes,   Diptera,    Vertebrata     PANTELOURIS 
isogenic  groups  obtained  by  nuclear 

transplantation,  morphology,   biochemistry, 

Anura  McKINNELL 

lactate  dehydrogenase  izozymes, 

Teleostei  WHITT 

lethal    genes,    Aves  TAYLOR 

linked   genes,    gene  expression,   Diptera  LAIRD 

macromolecular    synthesis,    Echinoidea  BAKER 

male   germ   cell,   differentiation,  Diptera      KIEFER 
maternal  effect,  eye  colour,  mutants, 

Polychaeta  FISCHER 

,  hairless    gene,    Rodentia  McLAREN 

melanophore  populations,  proliferation  & 

differentiation,    Vertebrata  SCHAIBLE 

&  morphogenesis,  Lepidoptera, 

Diptera  EGELHAAF 

mosaics,  x-ray  induced,  bristle  pattern, 

Diptera  CLAXTON 

mutants,    gynogenesis,    Anura  RICHARDS 

oogenesis,   Diptera  BROWN 

pattern    formation,    Diptera  KROEGER 

STERN 

TOKUNAGA 

physiology,    Diptera  BENDER 

HUBBY 
pigment    patterns,     Vrodela  DUNCAN 

— ,  Rodentia  FOSTER 

Pisces  MARKERT 

postembryonic  development,   Diptera, 

Lepidoptera  LEGAY 

protein    synthesis    control,    Vertebrata  WHITT 

radiation,    Diptera  SHIOMI 

YOSHIKAWA 
recombination,  effect  on  clonal  development, 

Diptera  GARCIA 

regulatory  mechanisms  in  cellular  dif- 
ferentiation,   isoamylases,    Diptera  DOANE 
relation    with    cell   differentiation  ZITO 
Rodentia                                                                CSABA 

GREEN 

GRuNEBERG 

HUMMEL 

MOSER 

WAELSCH 

REVESZ 

STEVENS 

sex    determination,    Crustacea  GINSBURGER 

—  ratio  disturbances,  maternal  inheritance, 

Diptera  POULSON 

somatic  mutations.  X-ray  induced,  wing 

scales,    Lepidoptera  PENTZ 

tagged  strains  for  developmental  biology, 

Lagomorpha  BEATTY 

Teleostei  FOWLER 

transcription  &  regulation  of  genome  in 

embryogenesis,  biochemistry, 

Gastropoda  COLLIER 

transplantation  immunity,  Aves  RUTH 

Tunicata  MILKAIAN 

Vrodela  FERRIER 

X-irradiation   tolerance,   Rodentia  RUGH 

GENITAL  TRACT 

see  also  Reproductive  system;  Urogenital  system 
asymmetry,    organ    culture,    Aves  LUTZ 

differentiation   in   vitro,   Rodentia  RAPOLA 

effect  of  steroid  hormones  in  vivo  & 

in    vitro,    Aves  HAMILTON 

epithelial  differentiation,  regulative 

mechanisms  FORSBERG 

female,    cytochemistry.   Mammalia  BULMER 

— ,  enzymes,    Mammalia  THIERY 

glands,    histochemistry,    Gastropoda     BOLOGNANI 


histochemistry,    Carnivora  BUCHANAN 

Lacertilia,    Ophidia  RAYNAUD 

male,   effect  of   antiandrogens  FORSBERG 

normal  development,  sex  reversal,  Aves  WOLFF 
organ  culture  of  primordia,  Lacertilia, 

Ophidia  RAYNAUD 

reaction  to  hormones  in  vitro. 

Mammalia  GLENISTER 

seminal  vesicles  &  prostate,  effect  of 

hormones,    Rodentia  SPAZIANI 

vaginal  membrane,  opening,  effect  of 

ovariectomy,     Rodentia  GITLIN 

vulva,    growth.   Homo  LASSAU 

GENITALIA 

see  Reproductive  system 

GERM  CELLS  (general) 

see  also  Gametes 


Anura 

Aves 

Bidder's   organ,   Anura 


GIPOULOUX 
DUBOIS 
GHIRARDELLI 
RADO 

comparative  history,  Dermoptera,  Primates  DUKE 
cytochemistry,  electron  microscopy,  auto- 
radiography, Rodentia  WEAKLEY 
cytodifferentiation  GONZALEZ 
descriptive  &  experimental  study, 

Reptilia  HUBERT 

differentiation,    Ascidiae  SABBADIN 

effect  of  radiation,  Rodentia  BEAUMONT 

X-rays,    Primates,    Rodentia  BAKER 

electron    microscopy.    Homo  WARTENBERG 

,  Invertebrata,     Vertebrata  AFZELIUS 

,  Reptilia  HUBERT 

female,    ultrastructure,    Rodentia  lOANNOU 

histochemistry,   Homo  FALIN 

male,  differentiation,  genetic  control, 

Diptera  KIEFER 

— ,  egg-like    development,    Vrodela  TEMPLE 

— ,  electron  microscopy  &  biochemistry, 

Diptera  KIEFER 

normal  &  irradiated,  fine  structure, 

Primates,    Rodentia  FRANCHI 

nuclei,  composition,  biochemistry  &  changes 

after   fertilization,   Echinoidea  TERAYAMA 

oogonia,  fine  structure  &  metabolism. 

Primates,    Rodentia  BAKER 

physiology  &  biochemistry.  Mammalia  NORMAN 
radiation    genetics,    Diptera  SHiOMI 

YOSHIKAWA 
radiosensitivity,  effect  of  metabolism  & 

hormones,    Rodentia  BEAUMONT 

regeneration,   Turbellaria  DI  MARCOTULLIO 

Turbellaria  GHIRARDELLI 

uridine  &  thymidine  incorporation, 

Aves  CALLEBAUT 

X-ray   destruction,   Anura  DI   GRANDE 

GERM  CELLS  (primordial) 

Anura  BUEHR 

Aves  FARGEIX 

PAL  A 
Aves,   Rodentia  OZDZENSKI 

Chaetognatha  GHIRARDELLI 

germinal  cytoplasm,  effect  of  UV- 

irradiation,    Anura  CZOLOWSKA 
,  histological  &  experimental  study, 

Anura  CZOLOWSKA 

metabolism,    Anura  CLARK 

male,    genetic    regulation,    Diptera  HESS 

polar    granules,    Diptera  MAHOWALD 

pole  cells,  re-entry,  effect  of  UV  irradiation, 

Diptera  YAJIMA 

radiosensitivity,    Teleostei  HYODO 

relations   with   somatic   cells,   Aves  REYNAUD 

GERM  LAYERS 

see  Embryology 

see  also  specific  derivatives 

GERMINAL  VESICLE 

see  Nucleus 

GESTATION 

see  Pregnancy 

GILL(S) 

organ    culture,    Vrodela 


WILDE 


GLAND(S)  (endocrine) 

see  specific  endocrme  glands;  Endocrine  organs 


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GLAND(S)  (exocrine) 

adhesive,     determination,     Anitra  EAKIN 

cement,    endoplasmic    reticulum,    Anura        JACOB 
cutaneous,   metamorphosis,   histochemistry, 

Anura  FRASCHINI 

development,  synthesis  &  transport  of 

secretions,    Opiiidia  KOCHVA 

digestive,    Anura  ALBERT 

ectodermal,   Rodentia  COHN 

gastric,   Anura  MANFREDI 

granular,  skin,  histochemistry, 

Urodela  FRASCHINI 

mammary,  differentiation  in  vitro,  role  of 

DNA  svnthesis  &  cell  division, 

Rodentia  STOCKDALE 

— ,  effect  of  hormones  &  carcinogens,  pre- 

&  postnatal  treatment,  Rodentia  HOSHINO 

— , ,  in    vitro,    Rodentia  RIVERA 

— ,  organ  culture,  Lagomorpha,  Rodentia    GOMOT 

PROPPER 
— ,  regeneration  after  transplantation, 

Rodentia  HOSHINO 

— ,  Rodentia  KRATOCHWIL 

— ,  tissue    culture.    Homo,    Rodentia  KATO 

— ,  —  interaction,  DNA  synthesis,  in  vitro, 

Rodentia  ARMSTRONG 

— ,  transplantation,  Lagomorpha,  Rodentia    GOMOT 

PROPPER 
parotid,  biochemistry  &  ultrastructure, 

Rodentia  REDMAN 

— ,  effect  of  dietary  change  on  developmental 

pace,   Rodentia  REDMAN 

— ,  epithelial-mesenchymal  interaction, 

biochemical  differentiation,  effect  of 

exogenous  agents  on  secretion,  synthesis 

&  expulsion  of  proteins,  Rodentia  GORDON 

— ,  functional  differentiation,   subcellular 

aspects,   Rodentia  BLUEMINK 

— ,  Homo  GASSER 

— ,  morphogenesis  &  functional  development 

in   vivo   &   in   vitro,    Rodentia  LAWSON 

salivary,  chromosomes,  puffing  &  dif- 
ferentiation,   Diptera  BEERMANN 
— ,  differentiation,    larval,    Diptera  DANIELI 
— ,  DNA  synthesis  &  differentiation  in  vitro, 

Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

— ,  gene  function  &  differentiation, 

Diptera  BERENDES 

— ,  inductive  interactions  in  vitro,  synthesis 

of   macromolecules,   Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

— ,  lipids,  role  in  secretion,    Rodentia    PRITCHARD 
— ,  morphogenesis  in  vitro,  extracellular 

materials,    Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

— ,  nucleolus,  ultrastructure  &  cyto- 
chemistry,   Diptera  JACOB 
silk,  control  of  DNA  synthesis, 

Lepidoptera  DE  TURENNE 

— ,  physiology,   Lepidoptera  DAILLIE 

sinus,   regeneration,   Crustacea  VERNET 

skin,    thyroxin   control,   Anura  VANABLE 

sub-maxillary,  primordium,  organ  culture, 

Rodentia  RAYNAUD 

supraorbital,    Aves  HERBERT 

uropygial,    Aves  BRIDE 

GOMOT 

GLUCOSE 

see  Carbohydrate(s) 

GLYCOGEN 

see  Carbohydrate(s) 

GONAD(S) 

see  also  Ovary;  Testis 

Amphibia  AOTO 

Ascidiae  GEORGES 

Aves  CHAYTOR 

Cetacea  HARRISON 

correlation  with  hypophysis  &  adrenals, 

in   vivo   &  in  vitro,   Aves  MANELLI 

WOODS 
development,  Carnivora,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  HUNT 

differentiation.    Gastropoda  GOMOT 

GUYARD 
—  of  somatic  &  germinal  tissues, 

Rodentia  OZDZENSKI 

electron    microscop.    Homo  WARTENBERG 

experimental    embryology,    Anura  VANNINI 

hermaphroditism,    Teleostei  LISSIA 

histochemistry,   Aves  LIWSKA 

MEYER 


— ,  Homo  SINGH 

— ,  Vertebrata  BIELANSKA 

Homo  ASAYAMA 

hormones,    histochemistry,   Aves  WOODS 

— ,  role  in  sex  differentiation,  Aves, 

Rodentia  NOUMURA 

hybrids,  functional  development, 

Urodela  MANCINO 

immunology,   Lagomorpha,   Rodentia  ELGER 

interaction  with  hypophysis  &  pineal  gland, 

in    viUo,    Rodentia  LOMBARD 

interstitial   cells,   ultrastructure,   Aves  SCHEIB 

in  vitro,  differentiation  &  intersexuality, 

Aves  STENGER 

WOLFF 
irradiation,    Coleoptera  BLUZAT 

larval  &  adult,  in  vitro,  Anura  GARDENGHI 

ZACCANTI 
— ,  Crustacea  PA  YEN 

—  &  imaginal,  effect  of  hormones,  part. 

juvenile    hormone,    Heteroptera  MASNER 

— ,  organ   culture,    Coleoptera  LENDER 

Leydig  cell,  autoradiography,  Homo  DADOUNE 
normal  development,  sex  reversal, 

Aves  WOLFF 

of  two  classes,  association  in  vitro, 

Aves,    Mammalia  SALZGEBER 

organ  culture,   action  of  chemicals     SALZGEBER 

,  Anura  FOOTE 

,  endocrine   activity,   Vertebrata         ZAAIJER 

Pinnipedia  HARRISON 

relation  with  reproduction,  Aves  KAMAR 

sex  differentiation,  experimental  analysis, 

Aves  AMANUMA 

ASAYAMA 
somatic   elements.    Mammalia,    Pisces  OHNO 

sterile,  Anura  DI  GRANDE 

steroid    dehydrogenases,    Aves  SCHEIB 

—  &  sterol  synthesis,  in  vitro,  effect 

of   HCG,    Aves  CEDARD 

GUICHARD 
synthesis  of   steroid   hormones,  Aves         CEDARD 

STENGER 
Teleostei  ARRU 

GRADIENT(S) 

see  also  Symmetry 

animal  &  vegetative,  biochemistry, 

Echinoidea  KINOSHITA 

animalization,  vegetalization,  chemical  agents, 

Arachnoidea  EHN 

— ,  — ,  Echinoidea  ELLIS 

animalizing  &  vegetalizing  agents, 
Echinoidea  LALLIER 

dorso-ventral  polarity,  relation  with  mesoderm 
induction  in  blastula,  Urodela  BOTERENBROOD 

NIEUWKOOP 

egg,    Echinoidea  H6RSTADIUS 

physiological,  polarity  control, 

Turbellaria  COWARD 

polarity,    Polychaeta  LESH 

polarization,  effect  of  artificial  weight- 
lessness,   Anura,    Nematoda  BRIEGLEB 

TEUCHERT 

GRAFT  REACTIONS 

see  Immunology;  Transplantation 

GRAFTING 

see  Transplantation 

GRANULOSA  CELLS 

see  Ovary 

GROWTH 

see  also  Growth  factors 

allometric,    eye,    Anura  JONGH 

— ,  — ,  hemispherectomy,    Rodentia  AZOUBEL 

CRUZ 
lUCIF 
— ,  Rodentia  SCHUMACHER 

— ,  skeleton,   Chiroptera  KLIMA 

— ,  skull  &  dental  arch,  Rodentia  lUCIF 

— ,  thyroidectomy,    Rodentia  CRUZ 

lUCIF 
biochemical  effects  of  growth-limiting  culture 

medium,    Aves  KLEIN 

biometry,    early    stages,   Aves  ELI  AS 

cellular,    control.    Mammalia  MUELLER 

compensatory,    adrenal  cortex,   Rodentia       BELKA 

—  hypertrophy,  kidney,  Rodentia  GOSS 
— ,  kidney,  Artiodactyla,   Lagomorpha        BERTON 


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GROWTH  (contd.) 

— ,  regulation,    Rodentia  HOFMAN 

MULLER 
—  systems,    aging,   Diptera  SONDHI 

control,  functional  hypertrophy,  kidney, 

Mammalia  ARGYRIS 

— ,  liver,  role  of  plasma  proteins. 

Mammalia  ARGYRIS 

effect  of  artificial  sweetners.  Axes     VENEZIANO 

•  hypoxia.    Mammalia  CLEGG 

_-  _-  steroids,    Veriebrata  WURMBACH 

temperature,    Hydroidea  PARK 

teratogens,    Veriebrata  WURMBACH 

thyroid  hormone,    Veriebrata    WURMBACH 

X-rays,     Urodela  VERWOERD 

embryo,    Cladocera  BETTANIN 

DELLA  GROCE 
— ,  hormonal   &   dietary   control.   Axes  BETZ 

embryonic,  cell  number,  mass,  density, 

water    uptake,    Anura  TUFT 

enhancement    by    aureomycin,    Aves  HSU 

expianted  embryo,  protein  metabolism, 

Ares  KLEIN 

fetal,  relation  to  placenta,  Artio- 

dactyla  STEGEMAN 

hormones,    Hemiptera  WIGGLESWORTH 

Hydroidea  LYTLE 

Hydrozoa  HAYNES 

influence    of   endocrine    glands,    Axes  KAMAR 

larval,  effects  of  starvation  &  temperature, 

Urodela  HEATH 

— ,  endocrine  control,  Decapoda  HUBSCHMAN 
— ,  food    changes,    Cyclosiomata  BAXTER 

liver,   induction   by   drugs,   Rodentia  ARGYRIS 

initotic,    regulation,   Insecta  POHLEY 

morphogenetic  forces,  Anura,  Aves  WURMBACH 
nucleic    acid-protein    ratios,    Rodentia  BRYAN 

of    embryo,    Teleostei  FRANCOIS 

organs,    allometric,   Rodentia  CRUZ 

— ,  effect  of  isogenic  subcellular  tissue 

fractions,    Rodentia  STERN 

patterns,  accessory  reproductive  organs. 

Mammalia  CLEGG 

physiology  &  biochemistry,  Diptera, 

Lepidoptera  SHAPPIRIO 

— ,  Diptera  ROCKSTEIN 

postembryonic,    Carnivora  HUBER 

rate,   early   embryonic   stages,   Aves  BAKER 

regulating  substances,  effect  on  muscle, 

Aves  HIKAMI 

regulation,     Teleostei  GOSS 

Rodentia  GOEDBLOED 

skeleton,    variations,    Lagomorpha  SAWIN 

skull,   Artiodactyla,   Carnivora  HUBER 

spleen,  transfilter  stimulation  by  adult  spleen, 

Aves  MUN 

stimulation  by  ascites  tumour. 

Mammalia  ARGYRIS 

Teleostei  HUVER 

thyroidless    adults,    Anura  YU 

visual    system,    Anura  HOLLYFIELD 

GROWTH  FACTORS 

chemistry   &   action,   Aves  KONYSHEV 

nervous   system  LEVI 

NGF  &  anti-NGF,  effect  on  neural  crest 

&  skin  differentiation,  Aves,  Rodentia  KOLLAR 
— ,  effect  on  microtubular  protein  synthesis 

&  nerve   fiber   outgrowth,  Aves  YAMADA 

protein,    tissue    culture,    Artiodactyla  HARRIS 

Teleostei  LAALE 

GUANOPHORES 

see  Chromatophore(s) 

GYNOGENESIS 

see  Genetics 


HAIR(S) 

Chiroptera 

KLIMA 

effect  of  prostaglandins. 

Rodentia 

KISCHER 

electron  microscopy  &  biochemistry, 

Rodentia 

KISCHER 

follicle  &  associated   glands,  Artiodactyla       LYNE 

— ,  cellular  differentiation,  biophysics. 

Mammalia 

SIMS 

growth,   in   wound   healing,   Mammalia 

ARGYRIS 

—  phases,    mutants    study,    Rodentia 

CHASE 

Marsupialia 

LYNE 

vibrissae,  differentiation,  in  vitro. 

Rodentia 

KOLLAR 

HAPLOIDY 

embryo,    water    relations  TUFT 

haploid  &  diploid  tissues,  electron  micro- 
scopy,   Anura  FOX 

HAMILTON 

—  embryo  cell  lines,  genetics,  nuclear 

transfer,    Anura  FREED 

MEZGER 

—  syndrome,  Anura  HAMILTON 
racial  hybrids,  Anura  MOORE 
radiosensitivity,    Anura                             HAMILTON 

HATCHING 

enzymes.    Amphibia  SALTHE 

— ,  Anura  KATAGIRI 

— ,  blastula,  action  mechanism,  Echinoidea  ISHIDA 
— ,  crystallization,    Teleostei  ISHIDA 

— ,  synthesis,  relation  to  cell  differentiation, 

Teleostei  ISHIDA 

HEAD 

bilateral  symmetry,  determination. 

Gastropoda  VERDONK 

cell-lineage,    Gastropoda  VERDONK 

cephalogenesis,  larval  &  imaginal,  experimental 

study,   Diptera  SCHOELLER 

experimental  embryology,  Coleoptera, 

Orthoptera  HAGET 

—  — ,  Orthoptera  ROGUEDA 
face  &  cranial  base,  fetus,  anthropology 

&    anatomy.   Homo  KVINNSLAND 

— ,  experimental    study,    Rodentia  LARSSON 

— •  &  palate,   Rodentia  ASLING 

functional  morphology,  larval  stages  & 

metamorphosis,   Anura  JONGH 

malformations,  experimental,  Rodentia  KNUDSEN 
oro-facial  malformations  caused  by 

pyrimethamine.   Mammalia  COLEMAN 

Phasmidoptera  SCHOLL 

role  of  prechordal  plate,  Aves,  Homo, 

Mammalia  KRAUS 

transplanted  in  tandem,  relation  etc., 

Urodela  BRaNDLE 

HEART  (&  great  vessels) 

aortic  arches,  circulation,  Aves  PEXIEDER 
,  normal  &  experimental  morphology, 

Aves  PEXIEDER 

cell   death,   Aves  PEXIEDER 

coronary    arteries,   Aves,    Rodentia  DBALY 

determination  &  differentiation,  temporal 

&   spatial,    Urodela  DUNCAN 

development,  induction,  in  vitro, 

Urodela  FULLILOVE 

differentiation,  isolation  &  role  of  intra- 
cellular materials,  Urodela  DUNCAN 
ductus  arteriosus,  closure  &  patency, 

experimental  study,  Artiodactyla, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  HoRNBLAD 

effect  of  aminoguanidine,  Aves  WATTERSON 
electrocardiography,  normal  &  abnormal, 

Aves  PAVKOV 

electron  microscopy,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  CHALLICE 

electrophysiology,  Aves  LE  DOUARJN 

— ,  electron    microscopy,    Rodentia  GROS 

— ,  Rodentia,    Urodela  BERNARD 

GARGOUIL 
experimental   embryology,    Urodela  AMANO 

—  morphology,  Aves,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  CONTE 

— ■  teratogenesis,    Aves  BIESENBEEK 

DRUKKER 
LAANE 
LOS 
functional  development,  micro-electrography, 

Aves  TAMANOI 

general    study,   Aves  BIESENBEEK 

DRUKKER 
LAANE 
LOS 
histology  &  electron  microscopy, 

Rodentia  GARGOUIL 

Homo  CONTE 

induction,  endodermal  factor,  Urodela  JACOBSON 
innervation,  cholinesterase  &  mono-amine. 

Homo,    Mammalia  NAVARATNAM 

ionic   contents,    Rodentia  RAYMOND 

maintenance  of  differentiation  in  vitro, 

Aves  TAYLOR 

malformation,  experimentally  induced,  genetics 
&    development,    Rodentia  WITHERS 


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malformations.   Homo  ROBERTSON 

— ,  pathology,    Artiodactyla  NIE 

— ,  Rodentia  ROUX 

— ,  teratogenesis,  part,  trypan  blue, 

Aves  STePHAN 

morphometry,   Aves,    Rodentia  DBALY 

muscle  cells,  conducting  system  &  innervation, 

electron  microscopy,  Aves  NAKAMURA 

,  dissociated  MUIR 

myocardial  cells,  differentiation,  experimental 

study,   Aves  LE   DOUARIN 

,  interactions  in  vitro,  Aves  GORDON 

myocardium,   Aves  GORDON 

— ,  regeneration,  biochemistry, 

Lagomorpha  SADOKOVA 

— ,  — ,  Mammalia  AKHABADZE 

MALIOVANOVA 

POLEZHAEV 

normal  &  abnormal  development,  Aves, 

Homo,    Mammalia  KREDIET 

,  Homo  LOS 

organ    culture,    Amira  BRIDE 

GOMOT 
origin  of  asymmetry,  blastoderm  in  vitro, 

Aves  LEPORI 

pacemaker,  initiation  of  heartbeat,  Aves  DeHAAN 
physiology  &  development,  action  of  X-rays, 

Aves  LE  DOUARIN 

— ,  part,  action  of  vasoactive  substances 

&   respiratory   gases,   Aves  GIRARD 

primordium,    biochemistry,    Aves  EBERT 

— ,  effect  of  stimulants  &  depressants, 

in   vitro,   Aves  BUTROS 

— ,  morphogenetic  movements  &  cell 

migration,    Aves  DeHAAN 

pyrimidine    synthesis,    Rodentia  KRETCHMER 

role    of    endoderm,    Aves  FAINSTAIN 

teratogenesis,    Aves  PAVKOV 

— ,  chemical,    Rodentia  ADAMS 

— ,  Rodentia  MONIE 

ultrastructure,    Rodentia,     Urodela  PAGER 

weight,   Cetacea,    Mammalia  SPENCER 

HEMATOPOIESIS 

blastodisc,  erythropoietic  tissue  in  vitro, 

Aves  WAIN  WRIGHT 

blood-forming  tissues,  effect  of  irradiation, 

Marsupialia  BLOCK 

comparative.   Homo,   Mammalia  MAZHUGA 

embryonic,    Anura  MANGIA 

— ,  Aves  SALVATORELLI 

— ,  erythropoietin,  influence  on  protein 

synthesis,   Rodentia  MALPOIX 

— ,  lactic   dehydrogenases,   Aves  BLANCHET 

erythrocytes,  biochemistry  of  induced 

differentiation  GOLDWASSER 

— ,  morphology  &  chemistry,  Urodela  GRASSO 
erythroid  cells,  yolk  sac  derived,  differentiation, 

molecular    biology,    Rodentia  FANTONI 

—  tissue  SCHULMAN 
erythropoiesis,  effect  of  cobalt  salts, 

Rodentia  BIAGIONI 

— ,  histones,   Aves,    Lagomorpha  MacRAE 

— ,  role  of  kidney  &  spleen, 

Rodentia  GIOVANNINI 

erythropoietin,    Rodentia  LIOTTI 

factors  involved,  Anura,  Aves  RAUNICH 

liver,  electron  microscopy.  Homo,  Rodentia  JONES 
— ,  Rodentia  JACQUOT 

NAGEL 

—  &  yolk  sac,  part,  genetic  expression, 
Rodentia  FANTONI 

metamorphosis,    Anura  SALVATORELLI 

morphology  &  histochemistry,  Aves,  Homo, 

Mammalia  ACKERMAN 

radiation  effects,   immunochemistry, 

Rodentia  TAMANOI 

reticulocytes,  protein  synthesis,  Lago- 
morpha COHEN 

Urodela  DEPARIS 

HEMOGLOBIN 

see  Blood 

HEMOLYMPH 

antigens,    Hymenoptera,    Lepidoptera 
hemocytes,  maturation  &  biosynthetic 

capacities,  Crustacea 
lipovitellins,  Crustacea 
proteins,  genetics  &  physiology, 

Insecta  EGELHAAF 


— ,  Insecta 

— ,  metamorphosis. 


Hymenoptera 


KOCH 
LENSKY 


LENSKY 


KERR 
KERR 


HENSEN'S  NODE 
see  Primitive  streak 

HEREDITY 

see  Genetics 

HERMAPHRODITISM 

see  Sexual  development 

HETEROPLOIDY 

Anura  NADAMITSU 

experimental,  cytology,  embryology  & 

genetics.    Amphibia  BEETSCHEN 

lethal   aneuploid   embryos,   Rodentia       BATEMAN 

HETEROSIS 

see  Genetics 

HISTOCHEMISTRY  (&  cytochemistry) 

see  also  specific  substances;   Autoradiography; 

Electron  microscopy 
adrenal   cortex,    culture,    Rodentia  ROOS 

—  medulla,  cells  containing  epinephrine 

&    norepinephrine,    Rodentia  VERHOFSTAD 

,    Rodentia  WOOD 

,  comparative  study,  Anura,  Homo, 

Rodentia  KMIEC 

aUantois  &  urinary  bladder,  Chelonia  GERZELI 
amnion,  Lagomorpha,  Rodentia  VARMA 

blastocyst,   implantation,   Lagomorpha  STEER 

bone    Aves,    Mammalia  GAILLARD 

— ,  regeneration,    Rodentia  MaKINEN 

RAEKALLIO 
brain,   mapping  KOZIK 

cell  heterogeneity,  origin  &  significance, 

Anura,    Urodela  UBBELS 

cells  undergoing  morphogenetic  movement, 

Anura  BAKER 

cerebellar    cortex,    Rodentia  CSILLIK 

KASA 
cerebellum,    Carnivora  McCANCE 

PHILLIS 
— ,  Vertebrata  RuDEBERG 

chemoreceptor,    Lagomorpha  DRUKKER 

chromatin,    Diptera  MAHOWALD 

chromosome    puffs,    Diptera  RASCH 

cleavage,    Rodentia  REMENAR 

Coleoptera  WEGLARSKA 

comb,   Aves  LAWRENCE 

connective  &  supporting  tissue,  Artiodactyla, 

Aves,    Homo,    Rodentia  KNESE 

cutaneous  glands,  metamorphosis, 

Anura  FRASCHINI 

cytochemistry,  regeneration  blastema, 

Turbellaria  BETCHAKU 

decidua  parietaUs  &  capsularis.  Homo  VARMA 
de-  &  redifferentiation,  denervated  limb, 

Urodela  HEARSON 

differentiation,   nervous  tissue,  Rodentia  LaVELLE 

early   stages.   Gastropoda  CLEMENT 

SATHANANTHAN 

,  Orthoptera  UBBELS 

,  Rodentia  SMITH 

effect  of  hormones  &  antimetabolites  on 

regeneration  &  differentiation,  Aves, 

Rodentia  ACHTELIK 

on  gonads,   Heteroptera  MASNER 

egg   cortex,   Mollusca  ARNOLD 

— ,  Homo,    Rodentia  MARTINEK 

—  implantation.    Mammalia  JIRSOVA 

—  shell    formation,    Plathelminthes  GERZELI 

—  transport.  Mammalia  JIRSOVA 
embryo,  Diptera  STARRE 
enamel  epithelium,  lysosomes,  Rodentia  BODMAN 
endocrine    glands.    Homo  FALIN 

,  Lacertilia  RAYNAUD 

,  Teleostei  OLIVEREAU 

endo-  &  ectomesenchyme,  Urodela  FINNEGAN 
endometrium  &  embryonic  membranes, 

Homo  BAVEJA 
enzymes,  lung  &  Uver,  Anura, 

Rodentia  BOCZKOWSKA 

epithelioneural  bodies,  Aves  DREYER 
esterases,  non-specific,  larva  &  adult,  Anura  LOBO 

excretory    system,    Vertebrata  GIBLEY 

eye,   Aves  MEYER 

—  lens  inductors,  Aves  STARRE 
fat  body,  Coleoptera  LABOUR 
female   genital   tract.   Mammalia  BULMER 


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HISTOCHEMISTRY  (contd.) 

fertilization   &  early   stages,   Rodentia        DENKER 
fetal   skin,   Homo  CERIMELE 

functional  development,  kidneys,  liver, 

pancreas,    Axes  DOSSEL 

Gastropoda  SEMBRAT 

genital   tract,    glands,    Gastropoda       BOLOGNANI 
germ    cells,    Homo  FALIN 

,  Rodentia  WEAKLEY 

glia   cells  ^^c^^ 

gonads,   Aves  ^Y^X^ 

MEYER 
_.  Homo  SINGH 

— ,  Vertebrata  BIELANSKA 

granular    skin    gland,    Urodela  FRASCHINI 

heart,    part,    teratogenesis,    Aves         BIESENBEEK 

DRUKKER 
LAANE 
LOS 
Hofbauer  cells  of  placenta,  Carnivora, 

Homo,    Rodentia  KOMINKOVA 

imaginal    discs    differentiation,    Diptera  SPREY 

immunoglobulin,  plasma  cell, 

Rodentia  ANDERSON 

inorganic  salts  in  lung  &  liver,  compared 
to  level  in  blood  plasma,  Anura, 
Rodentia  WYSOCKA 

integument  of  foot  &  mantle, 

Mollusca  BOLOGNANI 

intestinal  intramural  nerve  plexus, 

Rodentia  GABELLA 

intestine,   Rodentia  VOLLRATH 

Umb    bud,    Aves  NAVAGIRI 

,  Lacertilia  RAYNAUD 

liver,    neonatal,    Rodentia  MALET 

POURHADI 
TURCHINI 
lymphoid  organs,  in  vivo  &  in  vitro    COMOGLIO 
lysosomes  &  hormones,  cell  death,  meta- 
morphosis,   Anura,    Hemiptera         GOLDSMITH 
mast    cells,    Rodentia  SEFTALIOGLU 

mesonephros,    Aves  AMADO 

— ,  regression,    Aves  RUSSO 

metamorphosis,  Diptera  RUSSO 

metanephros,    Artiodactyla  BYLINA 

mitotic   spindle,    Diptera  MATUSZEWSKI 

morphogenesis,  in  early  embryo, 

Rodentia  NEWMAN 

— ,  Vertebrata  GOFF 

mucopolysaccharides,  egg  &  larva, 

Teleostei  LOBO 

—  in  skeleton,  normal  &  abnormal, 

Rodentia  KLEINEBRECHT 

muscle,    Anura,    Rodentia  MESSAGE 

—  fibres,  skeletal,  postnatal, 

Rodentia  GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 
TAYLOR 
neoplastic  conversion  of  embryonic  cells 

in   vitro,   Rodentia  MITCHELL 

neural  &  mesodermal  competence, 

Urodela  UBBELS 

neurohormones  in  regeneration,  Hydroidea, 

Turbellaria  LENICQUE 

neuromuscular    junctions,    Rodentia       GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 

TAYLOR 

neurons,    Vertebrata  AZOUBEL 

CRUZ 
neurosecretory   cells,    Orthoptera  EWEN 

nucleolus,    Echinodermata  CANNATA 

— ,  oogenesis,   Polychaeta  STAGNI 

nurse   eggs,    Gastropoda  HADFIELD 

oocyte   envelope,    Teleostei  MALONE 

oogenesis,    Cladocera  ZAFFAGNINI 

— ,  Coleoptera,    Diptera,    Mollusca  RUSSO 

— ,  cytochemistry,    Coleoptera  URBANI 

— ,  Echinoidea  KOBAYASHI 

— ,  meiosis  ROTH 

— ,  Orthoptera  UBBELS 

— ,  Sipunculida  N0RREVANG 

— ,  spermatogenesis,    Hydroidea  STAGNI 

— ,  Turbellaria  GREMIGNI 

— ,  vitellogenesis,    Teleostei  MALONE 

oviduct  &   placenta.   Homo  THIERY 

palate,  normal  &  cleft,  in  vitro.  Homo, 

Rodentia  POURTOIS 

phosphatase,  alkaline,  egg  &  larva, 

Teleostei  LOBO 

— ,  — ,  Urodela  FINNEGAN 

ODAY 


phospholipids,    larva    &    adult,    Anura  LOBO 

photoreceptors,   Mollusca  KOSHIDA 

placenta,  combined  with  electron  micro- 
scopy, Rodentia  WEISHEIT 
— ,  effect  of  teratogens,  Rodentia  KERNIS 
— ,  Homo  RIMNICEANU 
— ,  Homo,  Mammalia  VACEK 
— ,  pathology.  Homo  IVEMARK 
— ,  Rodentia                                                     BULMER 

TIBBITTS 
prechordal  plate,  Aves,  Homo,  Mammalia  KRAUS 
primary   induction,    Urodela  HAYASHI 

primitive   streak,   Aves,   Mammalia  VACEK 

proteins,  basic,  oogenesis  &  early 

development,    Echinoidea  BaCKSTRoM 

quantitative,  nucleic  acids  &  proteins, 

induction   &   differentiation,    Vertebrata       VAHS 
regenerating   motor   nerves,    Teleostei  MARK 

reinnervating  muscle,   Teleostei  MARK 

Remak's   nerve  J^^fLv 

renal  carcinoma,  differentiating,  Rodentia  GIBLEY 
reproductive   structures,   Diptera  LEOPOLD 

Selachii  FORD 

shell   secretion.    Gastropoda  TIMMERMANS 

skin,  epithelial-mesenchymal  interactions, 

Aves,    Mammalia  RITSCHARD 

spermatogenesis,    Teleostei  HUVER 

spermatozoa,  apyrene,  Lepidoptera  FRIEDLANDER 
spinal    cord,    Anura  NIAZI 

starving    animals,    Turbellaria  PEDERSEN 

stylet    &    styligenic    organ,    Heteroptera  PINET 

subcommissural  organ.  Homo, 

Mammalia  LEONIENI 

succinoxidase  &  succinodehydrogenase,  larva 

through    adult,    Diptera  CHITNIS 

tail    primordium,    Anura  VACEK 

taste   buds,   Homo  SEVCENKO 

teeth,  effect  of  hypervitaminosis  A, 

Rodentia  DWORNIK 

thymus,  in  vivo  &  vitro  COMOGLIO 

tissue   differentiation,    Vertebrata  BRAHMA 

—  primordia,  cell  interactions,  Aves  LAVARACK 
tooth  germ,  Urodela  ROUX 
veeetative    ground   plexus,    Rodentia           CSILLIK 

KNYIHAR 
wounds,    cutaneous,    Rodentia  SCHMIDT 

yolk   formation,   Aves  BELLAIRS 

ENGLAND 
— ,  oocytes,    Teleostei  DONATO 

—  origin,    Gastropoda  HADFIELD 

—  sac  &  other  membranes,  Aves, 

Selachii,    Teleostei  FRASCHINI 

MANFREDI 

placenta,  lipid  transport, 

Rodentia  GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 
TAYLOR 

,  Rodentia  WEISHEIT 

,  Selachii  FRASCHIN 

,  Teleostei  PORCELLI 

HISTONE(S) 

cliromosomal,  synthesis  regulation, 

Echinoidea  xJ<Swm 

cytoplasmic.  Amphibia  HORN 
effect  on  early  differentiation  of  oocyte, 

Anura  "CQ 

embryo.   Amphibia  »,     oi^ 

erythropoiesis,    Aves,    Lagomorpha  „ JJ^IStPS 

nervous    system,    Vertebrata  KORNGUIH 

nuclear,  embryonic  development,  ^-d-v 

Amphibia  A-°^°^ 

,  regeneration,    Amphibia,    Turbellaria        loKoK 

polytene    chromosomes,    Diptera  ROBERT 

relation  with  RNA  synthesis,  neural  crest  »n 

vitro,    Anura  ^'^P?SJ^ 

GABIE 

role  in  cell  differentiation,  biochemistry, 

autoradiography,    Rodentia  MONESI 

synthesis,  eggs,   Echinoidea  „,  5>:„ 

— ,  sperm,    Lamellihranchia,    Orthoptera  BLOCH 

HISTORY  OF  EMBRYOLOGY 

Invertebrata  HELFENBEIN 

HOMEOSIS 

see  Mutants 

see  also  Regeneration  (traumatic) 

HOMOGENATES 

see  Tissue(s) 


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HOMOLOGOUS  INHIBITION 

see  Tissue(s) 

HORMONE(S) 

see  also  specific  hormones;  Steroids 

ACTH,    Amphibia  LEIST 

,  effect    on    adrenal    glands,    Rodentia     DOMAC 

action  mechanism  on  genital  system,  Ares, 

Rodentia  NOUMURA 

androgenic,   chemistry.   Crustacea        CHARNIAUX 
control  of   imaginal  maturation,   Diptera, 

Hymenoptera  GRAY 
metamorphosis,  cellular  aspects, 

Diptera,    Lepidoptera  OBERLANDER 

placenta,   in   vitro.   Homo  BAKER 

regeneration,    Polychaeta  HOFMANN 

sexual   differentiation,   Chilopoda        ZERBIB 

ecdysone,  effect  on  nucleic  acid  &  protein 

synthesis,   Dictyoptera,   Diptera  SHAAYA 

— ,  role  in  protein  &  RNA  synthesis, 

Diptera  SEKERIS 

effect  on  ATP-ase  system,  brain, 

Aves  STASTNY 

bone,    Amtra,    Aves  McWHINNIE 

,  Aves,    Mammalia  GAILLARD 

cell  renewal  in  skin,  Lacertilia  MADERSON 

central  nervous  development, 

Rodentia  EAYRS 

comb,  Aves  LAWRENCE 

development,   Rodentia  KRATOCHWIL 

differentiation,   electron   microscopy, 

autoradiography,  in  vitro,  Lepidoptera  BERRY 
disruption  of  morphogenesis, 

Diptera  ADAMS 
duodenal  mucosa  &  retina  differentiation, 

Aves  BETZ 

embryonic    growth,    Aves  BETZ 

enz>me  synthesis,  tissue  differentiation 

&  regression  BOELL 
fertilization  &  early  development, 

Artiodactyla  POLGE 
fertilizin  synthesis,  oogenesis, 

Polychaeta  SCHROEDER 

on  fetal  development,  Rodentia   TUCHMANN 

gonads,  larva  &  imago,  Heter- 

optera  MASNER 

hypermetamorphosis,    Coleoptera     CHURCH 

mammary    glands,    Rodentia  HOSHINO 

,  in   vitro,   Rodentia  RIVERA 

melanophore   behaviour,  Anura      BYTINSKI 

,  Rodentia  SPAZIANI 

metamorphosis,  Insecta  SCHMIALEK 

—  —  mitosis  &  DNA  synthesis, 

Rodentia  LAGUCHEV 
oogenesis,  ovarium  &  Bidder's  organ, 

Anura  GARDENGHI 

ZACCANTI 

organ   cultures,    Anura  TATA 

.  ovary   maturation,   Diptera  ADAMS 

oviduct,   Aves  SCHIMKE 

placental  growth,  biochemistry, 

Rodentia  ASAMI 

—  —    postembryonic  development, 

Diptera  BERENDES 
protein  synthesis,  ribosomes,  RNA, 

Lepidoptera  WYATT 
&  transport,  oogenesis, 

Orthoptera  WYATT 
radiosensitivitv  of  germ  cells, 

Rodentia  BEAUMONT 
regeneration  &  differentiation, 

histochemistry,  Aves,  Rodentia  ACHTELIK 
RNA  metabolism  in  metamorphosis 

&   pupal   diapause,   Lepidoptera  BARTH 

sex  determination,  Aves  VAN  DETH 

skin,    Anura,    Rodentia  HANKE 

equilibrium,  effect  on  metabolism, 

Insecta  PFLUGFELDER 

fertility  regulating  agents,  effect  on  ^  •»*/-> 

anatomy  &  chromosomes.  Homo  MIKAMO 
FSH,  morphogenetic  effects,  Aves  LAKSHMI 

SHERBET 

gonadotropin,  chorionic,  effect  on 

MuUerian   ducts,   Aves  PREDA 

— ,  effect  on  maturation.  Amphibia, 

Chondrostei  AISENSTADT 

DAVIDOVA 

DETTLAFF 

SKOBLINA 

— , oogenesis,    Teleostei  SAKUN 


— , sexual  development,  Lacertilia, 

Ophidia  RAYNAUD 

— , steroid  synthesis  &  glycogenolysis, 

perfused   placenta,   Homo  CEDARD 

— ,  Mammalia  SCHUETZ 

— ,  pituitary,  role  in  follicle  development, 
ovulation  &  implantation,  Artiodactyla, 
Rodentia  ROBERTSON 

growth,   Hemiptera  WIGGLESWORTH 

— ,  effect  on  postembryonal  growth, 

Aves  H6CKER 

HCG,  effect  on  steroid  &  sterol  synthesis, 
immature  gonad   in  vitro,  Aves  CEDARD 

GUICHARD 
in    morphogenesis  KUHN 

interactions,    oocyte,    Anura  HORTON 

juvenile,  analogues,  effect  on  gonads, 

larva  &   imago,   Heteroptera  MASNER 

— ,  effect  on  nucleic  acid  &  protein 

synthesis,    Dictyoptera,    Diptera  SHAAYA 

— ,  effect  on  protocatechuic  acid  glucoside 
synthesis  in  accessory  sex  gland, 
Dictyoptera  SHAAYA 

— ,  mode  of  action,  Dictyoptera, 

Diptera  SEKERIS 

LH,    role    in   ovulation,    Carnivora  HAMNER 

liver,   protein   synthesis,   Rodentia  MALPOIX 

LTH,  effect  on  growth  &  nitrogen  excretion 

of    tadpoles,    Anura  ARIMA 

— , postembryonal   growth,   Aves      H6CKER 

— , spermatogenesis,    Rodentia  BARTKE 

— , thyroid,   late   larva,  Anura  BRUNO 

CAMPANTICO 

GIUNTA 

GUARDABASSI 

OLIVERO 

RINAUDO 

— , ultimobranchial  body  &  water 

drive,   Anura  BOSCH WITZ 

— ,  prevention  of  hormone-induced 

metamorphosis,    Anura  TATA 

— ,  role  in  limb  regeneration, 

Urodela  WATERMAN 

mechanism   of   action,    Vertebrata  SEGAL 

metamorphic  effect  on  bone  &  cartilage, 

Artiodactyla,    Rodentia  KNESE 

prostaglandins,  effect  on  skin  &  derivatives, 

Aves,    Rodentia  ^^^^^^ 

relation  to  oogenesis,   Homo,   Rodentia    WITSCHI 

role  in  fat  body  development,  ,,^„^t 

Diptera  BUTTERWORTH 

limb   regeneration.   Amphibia         TASSAVA 

—  —  metamorphosis,  Anura,  

Hemiptera  GOLDSMITH 

ovulation,  fertilization  &  early 

development.  Homo,  Primates,  Rodentia  BAKER 

primary    sex    differentiation,    Aves         LUTZ 

regeneration.   Amphibia  THORNTON 

SCHMIDT 

reproduction,    Teleostei  YAMAMOTO 

teratogenesis,   Aves,   Rodentia     VAN   DETH 

thyroid    development,    Aves  THESINGH 

water   balance,   Aves  THOMMES 

yolk  sac  membrane  metabolism, 

Aves  THOMMES 

secretion,  unimplanted  blastocyst,  ^.^c/^vi 

Rodentia  '-*„tt^9a 

sex,    action  mechanism,   Rodentia  MARUOKA 

site  of  action  on  DNA  transcription  & 
RNA  translation,  various  stages, 
Lagomorpha  CHURCH 

tissue  responses  in  met£unorphosis. 

Amphibia  KOLLROS 

vasopressin-like,    blastula,    Anura        KOSTELLOW 

MORRILL 

HORN(S) 

antlers,  experimental  study,  Artiodactyla    HARTWIG 

Vertebrata  FRIANT 

HYBRID(S) 

amphidiploids,   Anura  ^^^^^^7 

NISHIOKA 

andromerogones,  heterospecific,  ...t^t-^a 

Amphibia  '^fowlSr 

Anura  "^^Ytttv 

Aves  LUiz, 

European  &  Japanese  forms,  Anura  KAWAMURA 

gonads,  functional  development,  ,  ,  »  ,,,^txt/-» 

Urodela  MANCINO 

intergeneric,  chromosomes,  Lago-  ^.tt^ttcv 

morpha  McGAUGHEY 

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HYBRID(S)  (contd.) 

— ,  placentation  &  gestation,  immunology, 

Artiodactyla  HANCOCK 

McGOVERN 
— ,  Urodela  FERRIER 

interordinal,  DNA  svnthesis,  fertilization 

through    pluteus,    Echinoidea  BROOKBANK 

interspecific,  amphidiploidy, 

Lepidoptera  ASTAUROV 

VEREISKAYA 
— ,  block    to    development,    Anwa  BARTH 

intergeneric,  chromosomes,  Lago- 

morpha  McGAUGHEY 

— ,  placentation  &  gestation,  immunology, 

Artiodactyla  HANCOCK 

McGOVERN 
— ,  Urodela  FERRIER 

interordinal,  DNA  synthesis,  fertihzation 

through  pluteus,  Echinoidea  BROOKBANK 

interspecific,  amphidiploidy, 

Lepidoptera  ASTAUROV 

VEREISKAYA 
— ,  block   to   development,   Anura  BARTH 

— ,  chromosome  fine  structure  &  function, 

Diptera  KAUFMANN 

— ,  chromosomes  &  immunology, 

Carnivora  McGAUGHEY 

— ,  preferential  activation  of  maternally 

derived    alleles,    Aves,    Teleostei  OHNO 

LDH  isozymes,  embryonic  &  postembryonic, 

Teleostei  KUNZ 

lethal,  metabolism.  Amphibia, 

Echinoidea  BRACHET 

DENIS 
metabolism,   homogeneates,   Anura  GREGG 

nucleic  acid  metaboUsm,  Echinoidea, 

Anura  HANOCQ 

nucleo-cytoplasmic,  interspecific, 

Anura  KAWAMURA 

NISHIOKA 
racial,    diploid   &   haploid,   Anura  MOORE 

— ,  lethal,   karyotype,   Anura  MOORE 

sex    determination,    Anura  MAJORCA 

sexual    differentiation,    Aves  GOMOT 

sterile,   reproductive   system,   Aves  GOMOT 

MARCHAND 
subspecies,     Anura  PARRINELLO 

HYPERPLASIA 

see  Growth 

HYPERTROPHY 

see  Growth 

HYPOPHYSIS 

ACTH-production,    Amphibia  THURMOND 

adenohypophysis,  histochemistry,  meta- 
morphosis, Anura  REYNOLDS 
— ,  ultrastructure,  Vertebrata  PEHLEMANN 
Anura  LIANG 
Aves  HAMMOND 
before  &  after  metamorphosis, 

Urodela  PRAHLAD 

Cetacea  SINCLAIR 

connections  with  hypothalamus,  Verte- 
brata ENEMAR 
control   of   endocrine   function,   Rodentia         ROOS 
correlation  with  adrenals  &  gonads,  Aves  WOODS 

,  in   vivo   &   in   vitro,   Aves    MANELLI 

cytology,  correlation  with  sex  differentiation, 

Anura  HSU 

— ,  thyroidless    animals,    Anura  YU 

determination,    Anura  EAKIN 

differentiation,  experimental  study, 

Aves  LE    DOUARIN 

effect  on  adrenal  dependent  phenomena, 

Aves  THOMMES 

—  of  goitrogens,   interrelation,  Chelonia  DIMOND 
— •  on  steroids  &  enzymes  in  gonads  & 

adrenals,    Aves  WOODS 

experimental   embryology,    Aves  DOSKOCIL 

gonadotropic  function,  immunologic  analysis, 

Vertebrata  SEGAL 

grafUng,    Teleostei  OLIVEREAU 

histophysiology,  relation  with  osmoregulation, 

Teleostei  OLIVEREAU 

hypophysectomy,  effect  on  mineralization 

of    scales,    Teleostei  NUSSBAUM 

interaction  with  pineal  gland  &  gonads, 

in    vitro,    Rodentia  LOMBARD 

melanophore-stimulating  activity, 

Amphibia  THURMOND 


neuro-,  histogenesis,  Carnivora,  Lago- 

morpha  XAVIER 

pituitary  control  part,  mesonephros 

components,    Rodentia  ROOS 

pituitaryless  embryos,  pituitary  grafts  & 

harmone    injections,    Aves  WATTERSON 

postnatal,    Insectivora  MORRIS 

relation  with  adrenal  cortex,  effect  of 

chemical    inhibitors,    Teleostei  OLIVEREAU 

adrenal   gland,   Aves,    Mammalian        MOOG 

thyroid,    Aves  THIEBOLD 

role  in  development  of  long  bones  & 

musculus   complexus,   Aves  WATTERSON 

structure  &  function,  Vertebrata  WATERMAN 
transplantation,   xenoplastic,   species 

specificity,    Amphibia  BYTINSKY 

ultrastructure  &  enzyme  histochemistry. 

Homo,    Rodentia  HACH 

X-ray  destruction,  effects  on  development, 

Lacertilia  RAYNAUD 

HYPOTHALAMUS 

see  Brain 

HYPOXIA 

see  Respiration 

IMAGINAL  DISCS 

biochemistry,  cell  differentiation, 

Diptera  GEHRING 

cell   heredity   in   vitro,   Diptera  GEHRING 

—  proliferation   &   degeneration,   Diptera     SPREY 
clonal   analysis,   Diptera  GSELL 
determination,  transdetermination  &  differen- 
tiation,   Diptera                                           HADORN 

differentiation,    Diptera  GLOOR 

— ,  histochemistry,    Diptera  SPREY 

—  in  homoeotic  mutants,  Diptera  FABER 
Diptera  DuBENDORFER 
DNA  replication,  Diptera  MORATA 
eye,  Bar,  differentiation,  Diptera  KAJI 
— ,  homeotic  mutants,  in  vivo  culture, 

Diptera  OUWENEEL 

genital,  cell  heredity  &  determination, 

Diptera  ULRICH 

head,  experimental  study,  Diptera  SCHOELLER 
imaginal   buds,   Diptera  ROBERTSON 

WADDINGTON 

in  vivo  &  in  vitro,  Diptera, 

Lepidoptera  OBERLANDER 

intergeneric    giafts,    Diptera  BODENSTEIN 

mutants  interfering  with  disc  development, 

Diptera  GEHRING 

organization,    Diptera  URSPRUNG 

teratogenesis  by  thermal  stress, 

Diptera  HORSFALL 

transdetermination,    Diptera  PAGEOT 

ultrastructure,    Diptera  FRISTROM 

wing,  cell  proliferation,  Lepidoptera  L6BBECKE 
— ,  clonal  analyses,  in  situ  &  in  culture, 

Diptera  GARCIA 

— ,  Diptera,    Lepidoptera  GOTTLIEB 

IMMUNOCHEMISTRY 

A  ves,    Lagomorpha 
eye    lens,    Anura,    Aves 


MARINKOVICH 
CAMPBELL 
CLAYTON 
TRUMAN 

proteins,   Aves,   Homo      DOORENMAALEN 

immunofluorescence,  albumen  uptake  in 

embryo.    Gastropoda  ARNOLDS 

— ,  brain    differentiation,    Rodentia  NORD 

— ,  embryotoxicity  of  anti-kidney  serum, 

Rodentia  GEBHARDT 

immunoglobulin,  plasma  cell, 

Rodentia  ANDERSON 

Langerhans  cell,   origin,   Rodentia  REAMS 

protein  changes,  early  development, 

Anura  STANISSTREET 

—  pattern,     Teleostei  LAALE 

—  synthesis,  clonal  liver  cells.  Primates, 
Rodentia  KAIGHN 

IMMUNOLOGY  (developmental) 

actin  &  myosin  synthesis  in  somite,  Aves     ALLEN 
antibodies  absorption,  neonatal,  Insectivora, 
Rodentia  BEGLEY 

MORRIS 
— ,  cytotoxic.    Homo  ADINOLFI 

— ,  effect  on  cell  behaviour,  Aves  PARTRIDGE 
— ,  production,  humoral,  primary,  Aves  SETO 
— ,  synthesis,    Rodentia  FOSTER 


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— ,  transfer,  perinatal,  via  placenta,  fetal 

membranes,  mammary  gland,  gut, 

Rodentia  ANDERSON 

antigenic  differences  among  spermatozoa, 

Lagomorpha  KULANGARA 

antigens,  blood,  in  haemolymph  &  tissues, 

Hymenopiera,    Lepidoptera  LENSK.Y 

— ,  brain,  microcomplement  fixation  tech- 
nique, A\es  WENGER 
— ,  early    stages.   Amphibia  MACELA 

MACHA 
PALECEK 
ROMANOVSKY 
— ,  entoderm,  pluteus,  Echinoidea  BROOKBANK 
— ,  histocompatibility.    Homo  ADINOLFI 

— ,  Miillerian    duct   epithelium  FORSBERG 

— ,  tumors  MASON 

anUpituitary  sera,  effect  on  development, 

Aves  VENEZIANO 

brain,  normal  &  abnormal  development, 

Aves,    Rodentia  LANGMAN 

— ,  Rodentia  LaVELLE 

cell  membrane,  species-specific  antigenicity, 

Rodentia  ADACHI 

FURUSAWA 

—  surface  antigens  FEDOROFF 
chromatophore  interactions,  Urodela  DUNCAN 
cleavage  block  produced  by  antibodies, 

Anura  SHAVER 

competent  cells,  effect  of  physical  &  chemical 

agents,  Aves  LONGENECKER 
,  origin  &  differentiation,  in  vitro, 

Lacertilia  MUTHUKKARUPPAN 

complement,  synthesis  in  vitro. 

Homo  ADINOLFI 

effect    of   irradiation,    Aves  KNIZETOVA 

egg  jelly,   Anura  SHAVER 

embryo,   graft-host  reaction,  Aves  EBERT 

— ,  immune   mechanisms,  Aves  EBERT 

— ,  Vertebrata  GABAJEVA 

embryonic  immunity,  Chelonia, 

Teleostei  MOVTCHAN 

enzymes,   Aves  CROISILLE 

erythrocyte   membrane,   Rodentia  ADACHI 

FURUSAWA 
eye   cup   &  retina,  Amphibia  CAMPBELL 

CLAYTON 

—  lens,    Aves  LaVELLE 

proteins,   Aves,   Homo     DOORENMAALEN 

regeneration,   Amphibia  CAMPBELL 

TRUMAN 
fetal-maternal  incompatibility,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  DAVID 

relations  in  intergeneric  hybrids, 

Artiodactyla  HANCOCK 

McGOVERN 

—  &  neonatal  immunity,  thymus  &  spleen. 

Homo  IVEMARK 

gonads,   Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  ELGER 

graft-host  reaction,  immunogenetic  analysis, 

Aves  KNIZETOVA 

LONGENECKER 

—  reactions,  genetic  analysis,  Aves  RUTH 
hematolytic  disease.  Primates, 

Rodentia  VOLKOVA 

hibernating  adults  &  newborns,  Rodentia  SIDKY 
histocompatibility,  nuclear  transplant  animals, 

Anura  McKINNELL 

VOLPE 
homograft    reaction,    primary,    Aves  SETO 

hybrids,  interspecific,  Carnivora  McGAUGHEY 
hypophysis,  gonadotropic  function, 

Vertebrata  SEGAL 

immune  capacity,  contiol  mechanism, 

in  vitro,  Lacertilia  MUTHUKKARUPPAN 

—  mechanism,    Marsupialia  HORN 

—  reactions  against  spermatozoa,  effect  on 
embryonic   development,   Lagomorpha      MENGE 

,  inductive  role   of  thymus,   Rodentia   SIDKY 

—  response,  cell  interactions  FITCH 
, &   homeostasis                        ROWLEY 

—  system,   Aves,    Rodentia  ALBRIGHT 

MAKINODAN 
immunization  against  spermatozoa,  effect  on 
female  reproductive  performance, 
Rodentia  McLAREN 

immunogenesis,    viing,    Diptera  SEIGER 

immunogenic   response,    in   vitro  DUTTON 

immunoglobulin,  Aves,  Lago- 
morpha MARINKOVICH 
— ,  lymphoid  cells.  Homo,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  CEBRA 


immunomorphology,  embryo,  effect  of 

temperature,    Aves  CRACIUN 

PREDA 
immunophoresis  of  basic  proteins,  early  devel- 
opment, Echinoidea,  Tunicata  DAVENPORT 
implantation  &  development,  Rodentia  KIRBY 
induction  by  guinea  pig  liver,  modification, 

Urodela  TAMANOI 

interspecific   tolerance,   Anura  LOEFFLER 

isoserology,  multiple  births.  Homo  VOLKOVA 
lens    proteins,    Vertebrata  BRAHMA 

limb  regeneration,  nerve  influence, 

Urodela  THORNTON 

lymphocyte  competence,   mitogens,  Aves, 

Rodentia  VAN   ALTEN 

macrophages,  role  in  antibody  synthesis, 

Rodentia  ARGYRIS 

maturation  of  immune  capacity, 

Rodentia  ARGYRIS 

microtubule  proteins,  comparative  study, 

Echinoidea  KIMURA 

muscle   development,   Aves  LANGMAN 

ontogeny  of  mechanism,  Aves, 

Rodentia  VAN  ALTEN 

oocyte  maturation  &  early  embryogenesis, 

Chondrostei,    Teleostei  APEKIN 

organ-specific  proteins,  kidney, 

Aves  CROISILLE 

origin   of   immunoglobulins,   Aves  RUTH 

immunologically  competent  cell,  Aves  RUTH 

pregnancy,    Rodentia  BILLINGTON 

JAMES 
protection  of  fetus,  role  of  giant  cells, 

Rodentia  SOLOMON 

radiation  effects  on  haematopoietic  organs, 

Rodentia  TAMANOI 

red  blood  cells,  membrane  differentiation, 

Aves  D'AMELIO 

regeneration,  effect  of  antiserum,  Urodela  TABAN 
relation  between  mother  &  embryo, 

Rodentia  ZIMMERMANN 

—  of   mother    &   fetus,   Mammalia       HEMMINGS 

—  with  neoplasia,  Amphibia  RUBEN 
nuclear   transplantation. 

Amphibia  ROMANOVSKY 

SLADECEK 

wound   healing.    Mammalia  WATTS 

reproduction,    Homo,    Mammalia  EDWARDS 

Rhesus    factors.    Homo  DAVID 

role   of  thymus,   Rodentia  YAMAGUCHI 

seminal  antigens,  Artiodactyla, 

Homo  KULANGARA 

—  plasma  protein  antigenicity. 

Homo  NAKABAYASHI 

sex    determination,    Rodentia  FURUSAWA 

skin   graft  reaction,   Anura  BOVBJERG 

— ,  hypersensitivity  reactions,  Anura, 

Homo,    Rodentia  FORTAK 

sperm   antibodies  BEHRMAN 

spermatogenesis,    Rodentia  BISHOP 

spleen  grafts,  activity  against  organ-specific 

antigens,    Anura  NEWTH 

stage  specific  proteins  &  enzymes, 

Artiodactyla  KARLSSON 

testis  specific   antigens,   Rodentia  AWATTA 

tissue  antibodies,  teratogenic  &  embryotoxic 

effect,   Aves,    Rodentia  McCALLION 

tissue-specific  antibodies,  effect  on  dif- 
ferentiation, Anura  SHAVER 
tolerance  induced  by  intracoelomic  grafts, 

Aves  MUN 

— ,  influence  of  embryonic  thymus  extracts, 

Rodentia  CZAPLICKI 

— ,  neural  crest  homotransplantation, 

Anura  VOLPE 

— ,  xeno-  &  homograft,    Urodela  TABAN 

transplantation  antigens,  immunofluorescence, 

Aves  RUTH 

trophoblast,   antigenicity,  Lagomorpha, 

Primates,    Rodentia  BEHRMAN 

IMPLANTATION 

see  Blastocyst 

INDUCTION  (embryonic) 

see  also  Competence;  Determination;  Epithelial 
-mesenchymal  interactions;   Organization 

agents,  effect  on  RNA  metabolism  of 

dissociated   embryonic   cells.   Amphibia      lYEIRI 

Amphibia  MASUI 

cartUage,  by  notochord  &  neural  tube, 
Aves  STRUDEL 


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INDUCTION  (contd.) 

Cephalopoda  MARTHY 

cranium,    Aves  SCHOWING 

during   regeneration,    Turhellaria  LENDER 

ectoderm,  in  solutions  of  inducing  substances, 

Urodela  KOCHER 

effect  of  Wolffian  duct  on  mesenchyme, 

in   vitro,   Aves  MARTIN 

electron    microscopy,    Anura  EAKIN 

endoderm-mescnchyme   interaction,  pancreas, 

in   viuo,   Aves  DIETERLEN 

epiblast  &  hypoblast,  sepaiation  by 

membranes,    Aves  WOLK 

epithelio-mesenchymal  relationships, 

pancreas,    Vertebrata  GROBSTEIN 

eye    lens,    Aves  MODAK 

,  by   larval  eye  tissues,    Urodela  LOPASHOV 

,  histochemistry,    Aves  STARRE 

in    vitro,    Aves  STARRE 

,  induction    systems,    Urodela  REYER 

,  proteins,   immunology   &  immuno- 

chemistry,   Aves,    Homo  DOORENMAALEN 

—  tissues,  transfiltcr,  Anura  HOPERSKAYA 
gastrulation,  Urodela  DOUCET 
guinea  pig  liver,  modification  of  effect  by 

immunological  technique,  Urodela  TAMANOI 
heart  development  in  vitro, 

Urodela  FULLILOVE 

— ,  endodermal    induction,    Aves  FAINSTAIN 

— ,  —  inductive    factor,    Urodela  JACOBSON 

Henscn's  node,  effect  of  actinomycin, 

Aves  GALLERA 

heterogeneous,    Aves  McCALLION 

—  inductors,  ectoderm,  Aves  ROSTEDT 
,  specificity  of  action.  Amphibia       JOHN  EN 

TOIVONEN 
in  vitro  SATO 

inductive  capacity,  presumptive  endoblast 

&  mesoblast  cells,  primitive  streak, 

Aves  GALLERA 

influence    of    X-rays,    Urodela  REYSS 

kidney    tubules,    Rodentia  LOMBARD 

mechanisms,    Aves  GALLERA 

mesenchymal,  organ  specificity, 

Rodentia  KRATOCHWIL 

mesoderm,    blastula,    Urodela      BOTEREN  BROOD 

NIEUWKOOP 
mesodermal  factor,    Urodela  KOCHER 

messenger    RNA,    Anura  EVANS 

morphogenetic  substances,  characterization 

&    action,    Vertebrata  TIEDEMANN 

Na   dependence,   Anura  BARTH 

neural,    cell    changes,    Anura  DEUCHAR 

— ,  temporal    aspects,    Aves  HARA 

neurulation,    latency    period,    Aves  GALLERA 

nose,    lens,    ear,    Urodela  JACOBSON 

nucleic  acid  synthesis,  ectoderm, 

Urodela  KOHONEN 

TOIVONEN 
pancreas  &  salivary  gland  in  vitro,  synthesis 

of    macromolecules,    Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

pancreatic  exocrine  cells,  Rodentia  WESSELLS 
primary,   Aves  LEIKOLA 

— ,  cytochemistry,    Urodela  HAYASHI 

— ,  enzyme  activity,  mitotic  index, 

Anura  COWARD 

— ,  isolation  &  biochemistry  of  factor, 

Anura  FAULHABER 

— ,  macromolecular    synthesis,     Urodela  IMOH 

— ,  mechanism,    Urodela  SAXEN 

TOIVONEN 

—  neural,  Aves  ENGLAND 
— ,  nucleic  acids  &  proteins, 

Urodela  KAWAKAMI 

— ,  tracer    studies,    Aves  NICOLET 

quantitative    cytochemistry,    Vertebrata  VAHS 

regional  effect  as  related  to  molecular 

structure,    Aves,     Urodela  SASAKI 

regionally    specific,    Urodela  ENGLaNDER 

retina,   Anura,   Aves  HOPERSKAYA 

LOPASHOV 
rhombencephalic  &  anterior  spinal  cord 

region,    Aves  WIERTZ 

role  of  interface  materials,  Verte- 
brata GROBSTEIN 

SH    groups,   Aves  MULHELKAR 

spleen,   early    development,    Aves  DIETERLEN 

Teleostei  LA  ALE 

time    factor,    Urodela  JOHNEN 

urogenital   system.  Amphibia,  Aves  LEPORI 


INFECTIONS 

see  Bacteria;  Virus 
see  also  Pathology 

INNERVATION 

see  Nerve(s) 

INSEMINATION 

see  Reproduction  (sexual) 

INSULAR  TISSUE 

see  Pancreas 

INSULIN 

blood  level  in  fetus  &  mother, 
Rodentia  FELIX 

JACQUOT 
SUTTER 
in  developing  pancreas,  Aves,  Rodentia  COALSON 
mode    of    action  WOOL 

placental   transport,   Primates  REYNOLDS 

teratogenesis,    Aves  LANDAUER 

INTEGUMENT 

see  also  Skin 

bristle  forming  cells,  gene  activation, 

Diptera  RIBBERT 

—  patterns  in  genetic  mosaics,  Diptera  CLAXTON 
bristles,  experimental  analysis, 

Heteroptera  LAWRENCE 

chitin  synthesis,  control  of,  tracer  studies, 

Decapoda  STEVENSON 

chitinogenic  cell  of  maxillary  bud, 

Heteroptera  PINET 

cuticula,  leg  regeneration,  Dictyoptera  LEOPOLD 
foot  &  mantle,  histo-  &  biochemistry, 

Mollusca  BOLOGNANI 

inductive  interactions,  comparative  study, 

Invertehrata,    Vertebrata  KREJSA 

moulting  cycle,  ultrastructure  &  physiology, 

Lepidoptera  LOCKE 

shell  gland,  cytochemistry  &  physiology. 

Gastropoda  TIMMERMANS 

,  Mollusca  GATHER 

— ,  morphology  &  electron  microscopy, 

Cephalopoda  FIORONI 

ultrastructure,    Trematoda  LYONS 

INTERSEXUALITY 

see  Sexual  development 

INTESTINAL  TRACT 

absorption  of  nutrients,  Rodentia  VOLLRATH 
Anura  KHAN 

chemo-differentiation,  electron  microscopy, 

Rodentia  VOLLRATH 

disaccharidases,  Carnivora, 

Rodentia  KRETCHMER 

effect   of    X-rays,    biochemistry,    Aves  GASC 

enzyme   induction,   Rodentia  VOLLRATH 

epithelium,  cell  renewal  &  differentiation, 

Urodela  MARTIN 

— ,  differentiation,  Annelida,  Crustacea  BAFFONI 
— ,  electron   microscopy,  Anura  HOURDRY 

— , ,  Mammalia  YAMAMOTO 

— ,  postnatal    maturation.    Mammalia  BECK 

esophagus,    metaplasia,   Aves,    Homo  MOTTET 

fetal  &  postnatal,  enzyme  biochemistry, 

Rodentia  MOOG 

mid-gut,  origin  &  differentiation, 

Diptera  POULSON 

IODINE 

organic  compounds  in  thyroid  gland, 

Chelonia  DIMOND 

IONS 

Ca,  Na,  K,  Mg,  role  in  egg  activation, 
Anura  MORRILL 

electrolytes,  role  in  regeneration  &  meta- 
morphosis.   Amphibia  BURKART 

inorganic,  effect  on  cell  differentiation, 

Hydroidea  MACKLIN 

ionic  changes  in  blastula  associated  with 
morphogenesis  &  cell  differentiation, 
Anura  KOSTELLOW 

MORRILL 

metal,  effect  on  development, 

Pulmonata  MORRILL 

— , &  regeneration,  correlation  with 

effect  on  enzymes,  Echinodermata, 

Turbellaria  HEIN 


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Na,  embryonic  induction,  Anura  BARTH 

Na+  transport  into  blastocoel  &  germ 

layer,  Anura  KOSTELLOW 

MORRILL 

polyanions,  effect  on  nucleic  acid  meta- 
bolism,   Aves  TEMPEL 

IRON 

IRRADIATION 

see  also  Ultraviolet  irradiation;  X-irradiation 


biochemical    effects,    Anostraca 
,  Anura,    Teleostei 


NAICAZAWA 
TAGUCHl 
YAMADA 

change    in    sensitivity,    Teleostei  EGAMI 

cobalt,   spermatocytes,   chromosome   breaks 

&    repair,    Rodentia  McGAUGHEY 

cosmic  rays,  interaction  with  weightlessness, 

Rodentia  DOBROWOLSKI 

effect  of  nuclear   labelling.  Amphibia         CHIBON 

—  on  circulatory  system  STEARNER 
development,  part,  blood-forming 

tissues,  Marsupialia  BLOCK 
differentiation  &  metabolism,   embryo, 

Orthoptera  TAHMISIAN 
early  stages,  morphology  &  physiology, 

Carnivora,    Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  HUNT 

embryo,    Anostraca  IWASAKI 

,  Lepidoptera  TEULADH 

,  Teleostei  EGAMI 

fetus,  alleviation,  Rodentia    PANTELOURIS 

germ    cells,    Rodentia  BEAUMONT 

hematopoietic  organs,   immunochemisiry, 

Rodentia  TAMANOI 

immunology,    Aves  KNIZETOVA 

karyotype,    Aves,    Rodentia  SRB 

lympho-myeloid  tissues. 

Mammalia  THOMAS 
methylated  xanthine-treated  eggs, 

Echinoidea  CHENEY 

nervous  system  MULAREK 

WENDCR 

phosphatases   &   lysosomes,   Aves     TEMPEL 

spermatogenesis,    Lepidoptera  IWASAKI 

embryo,    germ   cells,    genetics,   Diptera         SHIOMI 

YOSHIKAWA 
germ  cells,  change  in  sensitivity, 

Teleostei  HYODO 

—  — ,  fine  structure.  Primates, 

Rodentia  FRANCHl 

gonads,    Coleoptera  BLUZAT 

Homo,    Mammalia  REVESZ 

inducing   embryonic   death,   Hymenoptera  AMY 

ionizing,  effect  on  development  &  regeneration. 

Amphibia  SCHOTTE 

— , early   stages,   Coleoptera  BLUZAT 

— , embryo,  different  temperatures, 

Teleostei  WADLEY 

WELANDER 
—,  —  —  —,  Mammalia  BORGHESE 

— , ,  Rodentia  HOSHINO 

KAMEYAMA 

MURAKAMI 

NAKAYAMA 

TAMBOISE 

— , embryonated  egg,  Aves        RODRIGUES 

XAVIER 

— , gametogenesis,   Pisces  PERSOV 

— ,  regeneration,  regression.  Amphibia  SCHOTTE 
low  doses,   long  term  effects,   Teleostei  ETOH 

maternal,  effect  on  ovary  of  young, 

Rodentia  PETERS 

melanophores,  changes  in  reactivity, 

Teleostei  FUJII 

morphological  &  functional  effects, 

Rodentia  MURAMATSU 

nuclease    inhibitors,    Aves  TEMPEL 

oocytes,  relation  with  structure  &  function 

of  chromosomes.  Mammalia  FRANCHl 

radio-embryology,  various  problems. 

Mammalia  RUGH 
sensitivity  of  brain,  Rodentia  MURAKAMI 
haploid  &  diploid  embryos, 

Anura  HAMILTON 

spermatozoa,  effect  on  zygote  development, 

Lagomorpha  DOTT 

undifferentiated  cells,  activity,  normal  & 

regenerating  animals,  Turbellaria  CHANDEBOIS 
Vrodela  BRUNST 

JAW(S) 
see  Skull 


JOINT(S) 

see  Skeleton 

KARYOTYPE 

see  Chromosome(s) 

KIDNEY(S) 

arginase    activity,    Rodentia  BRADLEY 

ATPase,    Rodentia  WAYMOUTH 

cells  in  vitro,  thermotolerance,  Artio- 

dactyla  HARRIS 

compensatory  response  to  unilateral  nephrectomy, 

Arliodactyla,    Lagomorpha  BERTON 

effect  of  Wolffian  duct  on  mesenchyme, 

in    vitro,    Aves  MARTIN 

enzymes,  experiments  with  actinomycin  D, 

Rodentia  SCHIEBLER 

function,    ArtioJactyla  NIXON 

functional  development,  fine  structure, 

Aves  DOSSEL 

Mammalia  SPENCER 

mesonephros  components,  culture,  interactions, 

endocrine  &  neural  control,  Rodentia  ROOS 
— ,  cytology,   histochemistry  &  culture, 

Aves  AM  ADO 

— ,  descriptive  &  experimental  study, 

Anura  CAMBAR 

—  differentiation,  induction,  Aves  MARTIN 
— ,  experimental  embryology,  Anura  ARNAULD 
— ,  regression,  biochemistry  &  cytochemistry, 

Aves  RUSSO 

— ,  ultrastructure,    Anura  CAMBAR 

—  &  metanephros,  effect  of  aminoguanidine, 
Aves  WATTERSON 

,  relation  to  embryonic  fluids,  Arlio- 
dactyla,  Lagomorpha  BERTON 

metabolism.   Mammalia  DEUTSCH 

metamorphosis,  experimental  study, 
Anura  ARNAULD 

metanephros,  histochemistry,  Artio- 

dactyla  BYLINA 

morphological  changes,  pre-  &  postnatal, 

Rodentia  BLOUNT 

nephrectomy,  effect  on  lung,  Artiodactyla, 

Lagomorpha  BERTON 

pronephros,  growth  &  degeneration, 
electron   microscopy,   Anura  FOX 

—  &  mesonephros  grafts,  hypo-  &  hyper- 
thyroid   condition,    Anura  FOX 

— ,  ultrastructure,    Anura  CAMBAR 

proteins,   organ-specific,   Aves  CROISILLE 

proximal  tubules,  excretory  activity,  ultra- 
structure,    Rodentia  ROLLHaUSER 
regeneration,   functional  hypertrophy. 

Mammalia  ARGYRIS 

Rodentia  BORGHESE 

role  in  erythropoiesis,  Rodentia  GIOVANNINI 
tubules,   induction,    Rodentia  LOMBARD 

tubulogenesis  in  vitro,  electron  microscopy, 

Rodentia  WARTIOVAARA 

— ,  Rodentia  SAXEN 

LABYRINTH 

see  Static  organ 

LARVAL  DEVELOPMENT 

see  Development  (larval) 

LARYNX 

see   Respiratory   tract 

LATERAL  LINE  SYSTEM 

LENS 

see  Eye  lens 

LEUCOCYTES 

see  Blood 

LIFE  CYCLE(S) 

see  also  Development  (general) 

Crustacea  ICHIKAWA 

parasitic    forms,    Copepoda  COSTANZO 

pedogenetic-bisexual   forms,   Diptera  ULRICH 

,  morphology,  physiology  &  cvtology, 

Diptera  CAMENZIND 

Teleostei  BALON 

LIGHT 

egg    reactivation,    Hymenoptera  L6BBECKE 

photoperiod,  effect  on  diapause,  Diptera     BRUST 


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LIMB(S) 

see  also  Regeneration  (traumatic);  Skeleton; 

Wing(s) 
branchial   structures,   Rodentia  VERVVOERD 

bud,  ectodermal  ridge  &  distal  system, 

histochemistry,    enz>mes,    Aves  NAVAGIRI 

— ,  epithelial-mesenchymal  interactions,   position 

of  Golgi  complex,   Aves,   Rodentia     TRELSTAD 
— ,  experimental  phocomelia  &  normal 

development,    Rodentia  KOCHHAR 

— ,  —  studies,    Aves  EDE 

— ,  formation  &  regression,  Lacertilia  RAYNAUD 
— ,  histochemistry,    Lacertilia  RAYNAUD 

— ,  mesoblast,  Aves,  Rodentia  JURAND 

mesoderm,   regulation,   Aves  DUBEY 

PATIL 
— ,  organ    culture,   Aves  PINOT 

— , ,  Urodela  WILDE 

— ,  relation   to    somites,   Lacertilia  VASSE 

— ,  RNA  &  DNA,  epidermal  &  mesodermal 

cells,    Lacertilia  RAYNAUD 

VASSE 
digital  malformations,  X-irradiation, 

Rodentia  NOGAMI 

,  early   stages,   Anura  TSCHUMI 

ectoderm-mesoderm  interaction, 

Aves  SAUNDERS 

SEARLS 
ZWILLING 

,  xenoplastic   chimaeras,   Aves      PAUTOU 

ectrodactyly.    Amphibia  ROSTAND 

effect  of  spinal  cord  transplantation  on 

motion  &  action  pattern,  Aves     NARAYANAN 

ultraviolet   radiation,    Urodela  BUTLER 

embryonic  development,  descriptive  & 

experimental,    Cheleiitoptera  FOURNIER 

epidermal-dermal  interaction,  Aves  WESSELLS 
experimental    embryology,    Aves  SEICHERT 

STEDING 

,  Urodela  AMANO 

interaction  with  wing,  xenoplastic  chimaeras, 

Aves  PAUTOU 

late   regulation,   Aves  LAZARD 

PINOT 
malformations,  mechnisms,  Rodentia  KAMEYAMA 
— ,  vitamin    A,    Rodentia  NOGAMI 

mesenchyme  cells,  normal  &  mutant, 

behaviour    &    differentiation,    Aves  FLINT 

mesoderm-ectoderm  interaction,  Aves  GOETINCK 
morphogenesis,  cell  death,  Vertebrata  FALLON 
mutants,    Rodentia  CENTER 

organ   culture,    Vertebrata  ZAAIJER 

pattern  formation,  Polydactyly  mutant, 

Rodentia  KOCHER 

Polydactyly,    Amphibia  ROSTAND 

— ,  experimental   analysis,   Aves  DUBEY 

primary  induction,  orientation  &  morpho- 
genesis, ecto-mesodermal  interactions, 
Aves  KIENY 

regeneration,  transplantation,  polarity  & 

gradients,   Orthoptera  BOHN 

relations  between  axial  &  lateral  mesenchyme, 

Aves  PINOT 

skeletal  morphogenesis,  regulation  &  com- 
petition,   autoradiography,    Aves  KIENY 
skeleton.   X-ray    analysis,    Aves  GOFF 
supernumerary,  differentiation  &  feather 

growth,    Aves  DHOUAILLY 

— ,  locomotion   studies,    Urodela  BRaNDLE 

syndactylism,    experimental,    Aves  DELEANU 

transplantation,  extirpation,  effect  on  spinal 

cord,   Aves  DUBEY 

twinning,  experimental  analysis,  Aves  AMPRINO 
— ,  nerve    patterns,    Aves  CAMOSSO 

vascular    system,    Homo,    Mammalia      MAZHUGA 

LIPID(S)  (&  fatty  acids) 
see  also  Adipose  tissues 

carboxyUc  acids,  effect  on  cleavage  &  cell 

division,    Urodela  SENTEIN 

cell  membrane,   Aves  GOLDHOR 

glycolipids,  metabolism,   Crustacea, 

Insecta  DUTRIEU 

histochemistry,  pathological  placenta. 

Homo  IVEMARK 

metabolism,  as  affected  by  mutants, 

Diptera  DOANE 

— ,  effect  of  maternal  diet,  Aves  DONALDSON 
neuronal  maturation,  Rodentia  LaVELLE 

phospho-,    larva    &    adult,    Anura  LOBO 


— ,  larval    development,    Diptera 

— ,  nervous   system,    Teleostei 
salivary    gland,   Rodentia 
transport  by  yolk  sac  placenta, 
Rodentia 


CHITNIS 

KAMAT 

OPPENHEIMER 

PRITCHARD 

GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 

TAYLOR 


LITHIUM 

effect  on  ectodermal  differentiation 

capacities,    Urodela  ENGLaNDER 

embryo,  cell-lineage.  Gastropoda  VERDONK 

treatment  of  gastrula,  effect  on  vertebral 

column,    Urodela  MAUGER 

LIVER 

see  also  Gall  bladder  (&  bile  ducts); 

Regeneration  (traumatic) 
aiginase    activity,    Rodentia  BRADLEY 

biUary  tract,  functional  development, 

Homo  TAKITA 

cellular   differentiation,  biochemistry, 

Aves  LE  DOUARIN 

clonal  cells,  plasma  protein  synthesis. 

Primates,  Rodentia  KAIGHN 
effect  of  aminoguaiiidine,  Aves  WATTERSON 
ethanol,  histochemistry,  biochemistry, 

Rodentia  CRISTEA 

electron    microscopy.    Mammalia  HATAE 

enzymes,  distribution  &  activity,  Anura, 

Rodentia  BOCZKOWSKA 

— ,  formation   &   activity,   Anura  SHUKUYA 

— ,  tyrosine  oxidizing,  regulation  & 

development,    Vertebrata  GOSWAMI 

experimental  study,  Aves  LE  DOUARIN 

fetal,  hematopoiesis,  Rodentia  JACQUOT 

NAGEL 
— ,  RNA/DNA  hybridization,  Rodentia  CHURCH 
functional  development,  fine  structure. 

Axes  DOSSEL 

glucose  &  glycogen,  pre-  &  postnatal, 

electron    microscopy,    Rodentia  JACQUOT 

PLAS 
glycogen,    embryo,    Aves  DAUGERAS 

growth  induction  by   drugs,   Rodentia       ARGYRIS 
hepatocytes  in  vitro,  glucose  &  glycogen, 

Rodentia  JACQUOT 

PLAS 
histogenesis,  effect  of  metabolities  in  vitro, 

Aves  LEVENSON 

hormone  influence  on  protein  synthesis, 

Rodentia  MALPOIX 

inorganic  salts  compared  to  level  in  blood 

plasma,    Anura,    Rodentia  WYSOCKA 

Mammalia  SPENCER 

metamorphic  differentiation,  biochemistry, 

thyroxine    action,    Anura  COHEN 

neonatal,  cytology,  histochemistry,  electron 

microscopy,   Rodentia  MALET 

POURHADI 
TURCHINI 

LOCOMOTION 

see  Behaviour 


LONGEVITY 

hereditary  &  environmental  factors, 
Insecta 


ROCKSTEIN 


LUNG(S)  (&  air  sacs,  swim  bladder) 

ATPase,   Rodentia  WAYMOUTH 

development  after  nephrectomy,  Artiodactyla, 

Lagomorpha  BERTON 

electron  microscopy,  effect  of  urethane, 

Rodentia  HERMAN 

KAUFFMAN 
enzymes,  distribution  &  activity,  Anura, 

Rodentia  BOCZKOWSKA 

epithelium,  action  of  heterologous  mesenchyme, 

ultrastructure,    Aves  DAMERON 

MARIN 
— ,  ultrasuucture,    Aves  DAMERON 

MARIN 
experimental   morphology,   Aves  LEMEZ 

fetal,  development  &  birth  changes,  experimental 

study,   Artiodactyla,   Rodentia  TOWERS 

inorganic  salts  compared  to  level  in  blood 

plasma,   Anura,   Rodentia  WYSOCKA 

mesenchyme,  reassociated  with  pancreas, 

enzymes,   Aves  DIETERLEN 


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morphogenesis,  dissociation  &  reassociation 

in    vitro.    Axes  DAMERON 

MARIN 
niorphogenetic    substances,    Aves  BEAUPAIN 

organogenesis,  role  of  Inducing  substances 

from    mesenchyme,    Aves  MARIN 

postnatal   growth,    Marsiipialia  STRATFORD 

vasculature,  fetal  &  neonatal,  Artiodactyla, 
Rodentia  REYNOLDS 

LYMPHATIC  SYSTEM 

see  also  Spleen;  Thymus 

development   &   immunology,   Aves      KNIZETOVA 

— ,  transplantation,  irradiation. 

Mammalia  THOMAS 

lymph  gland,  regeneration,  Aves,  Reptilia  ASNANI 

BONNY 
lymphoid  cells,  immunoglobulin,  Homo, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  CEBRA 

—  organs,  histochemistry  &  ultrastructure, 

in   vivo   &   in   vitro  COMOGLIO 

—  primordia,  histological  &  metabolic 
maturation,    Aves  RUTH 

LYMPHOCYTES 

see  Lymphatic  system 

LYSOSOMES 

see  Subcellular  components 

MACROPHAGE  SYSTEM 

influence  on  liver  regeneration,  Rodentia     STERN 

MAGNETIC  FIELDS 

effect    on   nervous    system,    Aves         VENEZIANO 

MALFORMATIONS 

see  also  Teratogenesis 

achondroplasia,  histology  &  biochemistry, 

Homo,    Lagomorpha  SHEPARD 

anencephaly.    Homo  TUCHMANN 

— ,  morphogenesis,    Homo  PASSAPONTI 

Aves  STOLL 

axial,  induced  by  trypan  blue  &  RNA-se, 

Aves  LANOT 

biological  study,  etiology,  Homo     BERNDORFER 
blood  vessels,  experimental,  Aves,  Homo, 

Mammalia  KREDIET 

brain,    Rodentia  AUROUX 

branchial  region,   Amniota,    Homo  SLIPKA 

cardio-vascular,    teratogenesis,    Aves  STePHAN 

cataract,    anterior    polar,    Carnivora  SHUPE 

central  nervous  system,  experimental, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  NAKAMURA 

chromosome  aberrations,  virus  induced. 

Homo  MAKINO 

cleft  palate  &  lip,  Artiodactyla, 

Carnivora  SHUPE 

comb  &  beak,  after  neural  crest  removal, 

Aves  LAWRENCE 

congenital,    chromosomes,    Homo        BULSIEWICZ 

CZAPSKA 

DZIUBA 

— ,  epidemiology.    Homo  KALLEN 

— ,  etiology,    Rodentia  MIKAMI 

— ,  relation  to  dermatoglyphics.  Homo       DZIUBA 

— , placental  vessels.  Homo  VARMA 

— ,  Rodentia  NAGAE 

— ,  skeletal,  mucopolysaccharides, 

Rodentia  KLEINEBRECHT 

cyclocephaly,  morphology  of  head  region. 

Gastropoda  RAVEN 

cyclopia,  effect  on  skull,  Aves  SCHOWING 

— ,  Veratrum   induced,   Artiodactyla  EVANS 

cytogenetics,    Artiodactyla  ISHIKAWA 

— ,  Homo  KAJII 

digital,    X-irradiation,    Rodentia  NOGAMI 

double,  by  centrifugation  of  eggs, 

Diptera  YAJIMA 

ductus   aiteriosus,   open,  experimental  study,  Artio- 
dactyla,  Lagomorpha,   Rodentia         H6RNBLAD 
duplicitas  cruciata,  experimental, 

Orthoptera  KRAUSE 

ectrodactyly.    Amphibia  ROSTAND 

exencephaly,    Rodentia  HOSHINO 

MURAKAMI 
exostosis,    multiple,    Perissodactyla  SHUPE 

eye,  gene-conditioned,  Rodentia  GUMBRECK 

eyes  open  at  birth,   inherited,  Rodentia  STEIN 

face  &  palate,  PGA  deficiency,  Rodentia    ASLING 
genital  &  urinary,  Rodentia  ALLISON 


harelip.   Homo 

heart,    Artiodactyla 

— ,  Aves 

—  &   great   arteries.   Homo 

vessels,    Home,    Mammalia 

— ,  Homo 
— ,  Rodentia 
Homo 


LIMBORGH 

NIE 

PAVKOV 

ROBERTSON 

KREDIET 

LOS 

ROUX 

BAGINSKI 

NIE 

RAPOLA 

SCHRAMM 

hydrocephalus,  6-aminonicotinamide, 

Rodentia  CHAMBERLAIN 

— •  induced  by  virus  infections, 

Rodentia  MARGOLIS 

— ,  p02,   Rodentia  CHAMBERLAIN 

induced  by  irradiation,  relation  to  heterosis. 

Mammalia  RUGH 

inherited,  prevention  by  drugs, 

Rodentia  KONYUKHOV 

inner    ear,    Mg    deficiency,    Rodentia  ASLING 

intrauterine  regeneration,  Homo  BERNDORFER 
in    vitro,    Rodentia  WRBA 

jaws,   experimental,   Rodentia  KNUDSEN 

larval,   Teleostei  BRAUM 

limb   &   digits,   vitamin  A,   Rodentia  NOGAMI 

— ,  mechanism,    Rodentia  KAMEYAMA 

Mammalia  LUTWAK 

NIE 
WOOLLAM 
mechanisms,  part,  nervous  system, 

Rodentia  GIROUD 

musculo-skeletal,    Artiodactyla  SHUPE 

myeloschisis,   Aves  WATTERSON 

nervous  system,  experimental,  Rodentia  KNUDSEN 
oral  cavity,  experimental,  Rodentia  KNUDSEN 
origin,  development  &  transmission, 

Turbellaria  SCHILT 

STePHAN 
esteochondromatosis,    Perissodactyla  SHUPE 

Polydactyly,    Amphibia  ROSTAND 

— ,  experimental   analysis,   Aves  DUBEY 

pulmonary    vasculature,    Homo  ROBERTSON 

single    &    double    monsters,    Aves  WOLFF 

situs  inversus,  caused  by  defects  & 

external   factors,    Urodela  WOELLWARTH 

spina  bifida,  experimental  production, 
embryogenesis   of    defects,    Rodentia      LENDON 

,  Rodentia  HOSHINO 

MURAKAMI 
syndactylism,    experiment,    Aves  DELEANU 

Urodela  BRUNST 

urogenital  system,  gene  conditioned, 

Rodentia  GUMBRECK 

vascular  changes  in  digestive  system, 

Rodentia  MARSK 

—  system,    brain   &    head,    Rodentia  BUGGE 

KNUDSEN 
vertebral    column,    Aves  STRUDEL 

MALPIGHIAN  TUBULES 

see  Excretory  system 

MAMMARY  GLAND 

see  Gland(s) 

MATERNAL  EFFECTS 

see  Genetics 

MATERNAL  INHERITANCE 

see  Genetics 

MATHEMATICS 

see  Theoretical  biology 

MATURATION 

see  Egg(s) 

MEIOSIS 

see  Egg(s) 

see  also  Oogenesis;  Spermatogenesis 

MELANIN 

see  Pigment(ation) 

see  also  Melanophore(s) 

MELANOPHORE(S) 

see  also  Neural  crest;  Pigment(ation) 

behaviour,  hormonal  influences,  Anura  BYTINSKI 

— •  in  skin,  factors  involved,  Aves, 

Rodentia  REAMS 


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MELANOPHORE(S)  (contd.) 

cell  affinities,  time-lapse  cinematography, 

Urodela  BRICK 

—  surfaces,  genetic  control,  Urodela  BRICK 
cutaneous,  disappeaiance  in  juveniles, 

Teleostei  MORI 

determination,    molecular,    Urodela  BRICK 

differentiation,   causal  biochemistry, 

Urodela  WILDE 

— ,  effect    of    amino    acids,    Aves  FINNEGAN 

WIREN 
effect   of   hormones,   Rodentia  SPAZIANI 

tissue   environment,  Aves,   Rodentia   REAMS 

identification   of    melanoblasts,   Aves  KOECKE 

melanin  formation,  gene  interaction, 

Rodentia  PIERRO 

—  synthesis,  regulatory  mechanisms,  Aves, 
Tunicata  WHITTAKER 

pigment  granules,  formation  &  movement, 

Teleostei  BEREITER 

populations,  differentiation  &  proliferation, 

genetic   control,    Vertebrata  SCHAIBLE 

reactivity   to  irradiation,   Teleostei  FUJII 

tyrosinase,  multiple  forms,  genetic  regulation, 
Rodentia  QUEVEDO 

MERISTEMS 

see  Plant  embryology  &  morphogenesis 

MEROGONES 

see  Genetics;  Hybrid(s) 

MESENCHYME 

endo-  &  ecto-,  cytochemistry,  electron 

microscopy,    Urodela  FINNEGAN 

limb,  normal  &  mutant,  behaviour  & 

differentiation,    Aves  FLINT 

primary  cells,  electron  microscopy, 

Echinoidea  UEMURA 

MESODERM 

see  Embryology  (experimental) 

MESONEPHROS 

see  Kidney(s) 

METABOLISM  (general) 

see  also  Energy;  Respiration 

anaerobic,    in    fetus.    Homo  DEROM 

Aves  NABER 

carbohydrates,  embryonic  diapause, 

Anostraca  CLEGG 

changes    in    development,    Aves  SEARLS 

early   embryo,    Aves  REPORTER 

—  embryonic   tissues,   Aves  McKENZIE 

—  post-implantation  stage,  in  vitro, 

Rodentia  GUNBERG 

egg  &  embryo.   Gastropoda         GEILENKIRCHEN 

,  Orthoptera  HANSEN 

— ,  Mammalia  BIGGERS 

—  maturation,  Echinodermata,  Urodela  FICQ 
embryo,  Echinoidea,  Amphibia  TENCER 
end-products,  embryo  &  larva,  Amira  ARIMA 
germ  cells,  effect  on  radiosensitivity, 

Rodentia  BEAUMONT 

glycolysis,   Anura  DEL  RIO 

homeothermy,  neonatal  &  juvenile, 

Marsupialia  ARNOLD 

SHIELD 
in   vitro,   Rodentia  WRBA 

inhibitors,  cytological  effects  on  early 

embryo,    Aves  McKENZIE 

Insecta  GOURDOUX 

larva,   pupa,   diapause,   Insecta  MOREAU 

metabolic  rhythm,  cleavage,  Echinoidea  NEMOTO 
neonatal   &   juvenile,    Marsupialia  ARNOLD 

SHIELD 
normal  &  hybrid,  homogenates,  Anura  GREGG 
oogonia  &  oocytes.  Primates,  Rodentia  BAKER 
pathways,    morphogenesis  WEGMANN 

preimplantation   stages,  Rodentia  TANNER 

primordial    germ    cells,    Anura  CLARK 

respiratory,   Anura  LEGNAME 

METAMORPHOSIS 

adenohypophysis,  histochemistry, 

Anura  REYNOLDS 

biochemistry,    Anura  SPIEGEL 

—  &  histochemistry,  Diptera  RUSSO 
blood  antigens,  Hymenoptera,  Lepi- 

doptera  LENSKY 


calcification.    Amphibia  PILKINGTON 

cell  death,  role  of  lysosomes  &  hormonal 

control,   Anura,    Hemiptera  GOLDSMITH 

collagen    deposition,    Anura  REYNOLDS 

comparative    study.    Amphibia  DENT 

cutaneous  glands,  histochemistry, 

Anura  FRASCHINI 

Cyclostomata  BAXTER 

effect  of  artificial  weightlessness, 

Anura  BRIEGLEB 

TEUCHERT 

antibiotics,    Urodela  FANKHAUSER 

hormones,    Insecta  SCHMIALEK 

thyreostatic  agents,  Anura, 

Reptilia  PFLUGFELDER 

—  on  protein  synthesis,  ribosomes,  RNA, 
Lepidoptera  WYATT 

electron    microscopy,    Anura  WATANABE 

endocrine    control,    Decapoda  HUBSCHMAN 

enzymes  of  tyrosine  degradation, 

Anura  GOSWAMI 

excretory   system,   Anura  CAMBAR 

GIRARD 
Gastropoda  FRETTER 

gonads,   organ   culture,  Anura  FOOTE 

head,   functional   development,    Anura  JONGH 

hematopoiesis,   Anura  SALVATORELLI 

hemoglobin  switch,  genetic  control, 

Anura  HAM  AD  A 

KAJITA 
SHUKUYA 
hemolymph,    proteins,    Hymenoptera  LENSKY 

holometabolic  forms,  Diptera,  Hymen- 
optera EMMERT 

SCHMIDT 
hormonal  control,  cellular  aspects, 

Diptera,   Lepidoptera  OBERLANDER 

hydrolytic    enzymes,    Anura  FORTAK 

hyper-,    endocrinology,    Coleoptera  CHURCH 

hypothalamo-pituitary-thyroid   axis, 

Urodela  PRAHLAD 

influence  of  light  &  high  temperature  on 

development  of  a  neotenic  species, 

Urodela  BRIEGLEB 

intestinal  epithelium,  electron  microscopy, 

Anura  HOURDRY 

isozymes,    changes,    Anura  KAJITA 

SHUKUYA 
kidney,  experimental  study,  Anura  ARNAULD 
lunar    periodicity,    Diptera  NEUMANN 

metabolism,    Insecta  MOREAU 

metamorphic  competence,  early,  induced 

by  thyroid  hormones,  biochemistry, 

Anura  TATA 

myofibrils  &  sarcotubules,  Diptera  BEINBRECH 
pancreas,  electron  microscopy, 

Anura  BEAUMONT 

physiology  &  biochemistry,  Diptera, 

Lepidoptera  SHAPPIRIO 

— ,  Coleoptera  NAIR 

— ,  Diptera  ROCKSTEIN 

Polychaeta  BERRILL 

CAZAUX 
NOYES 
protein  &  RNA  synthesis,  role  of 

ecdysone,    Diptera  SEKERIS 

pupa,  diploid  drones,  reproductive  organs 

&   spermatogenesis,   Hymenoptera  WOYKE 

pupal  development,  effect  of  deoxyriboside 

base   analogues,  Diptera  BROWN 

CRAIG 

—  diapause  &  adult  development,  DNA 
metabolism,  effect  of  hormones, 

Lepidoptera  BARTH 

regeneration,  role  of  hormones  Urodela  MANNER 
retinal    changes,    Anura  HOLLYFIELD 

role    of    electrolytes.    Amphibia  BURKART 

second,  water  drive,  effect  of  prolactine 

&  ultimobranchial  body,  Anura  BOSCHWITZ 
skeleton,    electron    microscopy,    Anura  KEMP 

skin,  with  &  without  extra  thyroid  hormone, 

Anura  BOVBJERG 

tail,    collagen    fibre    resorption,    Anura  ITO 

— ,  morphological  changes,  Anura  DE  SILVA 

—  resorption,  lysosomes,  Anura  BODMAN 
thyroid  deficiency,  Anura  BOSCHWITZ 
induced,  biochemistry,  tissue 

sensitivity,     Urodela  PRAHLAD 

thyroxine,  effect  on  isolated  tail, 
Anura  HICKEY 

WEBER 


274 


—  -induced,    Anura 

— ,  local    action,    Anura 

—  &    RNA    synthesis,    Anura 

— ,  uptake  &  tissue  localization, 

Anura 
tissue    culture    studies,    Anura 

—  involution,    Anura 


TATA 

KALTENBACH 

STADLER 

WEBER 


REYNOLDS 

NIIZIMA 

PERNARD 

WEBER 

—  response  &  control  of  sequence, 

Anura  KOLLROS 

tropical  forms,  Echinoidea,  Mollusca  D'ASARO 
various   metabolites,    Diptera,    Lepidopiera         LAL 

MORRIS 

PANT 

VARMA 

METANEPHROS 

see  Kidney  (s) 

METAPLASIA 

esophagus,  regulating  mechanism,  Aves, 

Homo  MOTTET 

eye  tissues  in  vitro,  biochemical, 

Aves  WHITTAKER 

,  Teleoslei  LOPASHOV 

SOLOGUB 

METHODS  (&  equipment) 

see  also  Rearing  methods 

MICROCINEMATOGRAPHY 

asexual    reproduction,    Porifera  EFREMOVA 

behaviour  of  clones  of  connective  tissue 

cells,   Aves  TRINKAUS 

chromosome  behaviour  in  relation  to 

differentiation,  embryo,  Diptera, 

Mammalia,  Polychaeta,  Turbellaria  MELANDER 
cleavage  pattern  &  gastrulation,  Anura, 

Urodela  BOTERENBROOD 

HARA 
embryonic   axial   organs,   Aves  MENKES 

isolated  embryonic  cells,  movement.  Amphibia, 

Echinodermata,    Pisces  SIRAKAMI 

morphogenetic    movements,    Aves  SPRATT 

,  heart  primordium,   Aves  DeHAAN 

,  marginal    tissue,    Aves  SCHLESINGER 

&  tissue  differentiation, 

Rodentia  DEUCHAR 

Nematode  GUERRIER 

nervous   system,   Aves  BAGINSKY 

normal    development,    Aves  LUCEY 

nuclear    transfer    technique.    Amphibia  LUCEY 

nucleolus,  myogenesis  in  vitro,  Aves, 

Rodentia  GAYER 

HROCH 

PUZA 

spiral    cleavage,    Jnvertebrata  GUERRIER 

time-lapse,   Aves  ELI  AS 

,  cell  affinities,  melanophores, 

Urodela  BRICK 
^  — ,  cleavage.  Amphibia,  Echino- 
dermata, Pisces  SIRAKAMI 
,  contact  inhibition,  myocardioblasts, 

Aves  BETCHAKU 

,  early    stages,   Aves  SANDOR 

,  embryos   exposed   to    teratogenic 

agents,   Aves  GRABOWSKI 

,  myogenesis  in  vitro,  Aves,  Rodentia  GAYER 

,  regeneration  blastema,  Turbel- 
laria BETCHAKU 
,  specific  ultrastructures,  early  stages, 

Diptera  WOLF 
,  tonofilaments,  epidermis,  development, 

wound  healing  &  tissue  culture, 

Teleostei  BEREITER 

MINERALS 

Ca  &  Fe,  localization,  Artiodactyla, 
Aves,    Homo  LHOTKA 

—  metabolism.  Mammalia  SCHRYVER 
calcification.  Amphibia,  Echinoidea  PILKINGTON 
Cd,  effect  on  reproductive  tract. 

Mammalia  CLEGG 

scales,    Teleostei  KREJSA 

LUSE 

MITOCHONDRIA 

see  Subcellular  components 

MITOSIS 

see  also  Antimitotic  agents;  Cell(s)-division; 
Cleavage;  Growth  factors 


amitosis,    induction  BAND 

— ,  myogenesis   in   vitro,   Aves,    Rodentia        PUZA 
— ,  uluastructure,    Vertebrata  PEHLEMANN 

apparatus,  as  a  motile  system, 

Echinoidea  KIEFER 

— ,  eggs    and    embryos,    Echinoidea  IVERSON 

argyrophile  &  argentaffin  cells,  digestive 

Uact,   Homo  SINGH 

binucleate   cells,   Aves  BARASA 

GODINA 
central   nervous   system.   Amphibia  BAFFONI 

contact    inhibition,    cells    in    vitro  STEINBERG 

conuol,    Anura  ARTHUR 

BALLS 
MONNICKENDAM 
cortical    contractile    protein,    Echinoidea        SAKAI 
cycle,  effect  of  temperature  &  thyroxine, 

autoradiography,    Urodela  BRUGAL 

— ,  relation  to  nuclear  function  &  RNA, 

early  stages,  Echinoidea,  Teleostei, 

Urodela  ROTT 

developmental  instructions,  theoretical 

study  LINDENMAYER 

DNA  synthesis,  larval  testis, 

Diptera  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

duration,  mechanism,  relation  to  differen- 
tiation, Amphibia,  Chondrostei  DETTLAFF 
early  development,  Teleostei  KIRCHEN 
effect  of  carboxylic  acids,  Urodela  SENTEIN 
ependyma  of  brain.  Homo  BOSSY 
eye  lens,  Rodentia  ARMSTRONG 
hormonal  regulation,  Rodentia  LAGUCHEV 
in  vitro,  effect  of  cell  density,  Aves, 

Rodentia  NJEUMA 

hmb  regeneration  blastema,  various 

treatments,     Urodela  HEARSON 

Rodentia  BERTALANFFY 

liver  parenchyma,  regeneration, 

mechanism,    in   vitro,    Echinodermata  KANE 

micrurgical  studies,  Anura,  Crustacea, 

Echinoidea  RAPPAPORT 

myogenesis   in   vitro,   Aves,    Rodentia  PUZA 

neoplastic  cell  populations, 

Rodentia  BERTALANFFY 

peripheral   nervous   system.   Amphibia   FRATELLO 
proliferation,    Aves  CAMERON 

— ,  effect  of  cytosine  arabinoside, 

Rodentia  BERTALANFFY 

— ,  imaginal    disc,    Diptera  SPREY 

regulation,   Echinoidea  CZIHAK 

— ,  Insecta  POHLEY 

— ,  intercellular  interactions  &  synthesis, 

Vertebrata  SALAMATINA 
TUMANISHVILI 
relation  with   differentiation,   Rodentia     COWARD 
,  skeletal  muscle  &  mammary 

gland,  Aves,   Rodentia  STOCKDALE 

spindle,   cytochemistry,   Diptera      MATUSZEWSKI 
synchrony,  early  stages, 

Coleoptera  MAISONHAUTE 

transhydrogen  catalyzation  between  cell  cortex 

&   mitotic   apparatus,   Echinoidea  SAKAl 

MONSTROSITIES 

see  Malformations 

MORPHOGENESIS 

see  also  Culture;  Development;  Embryology; 

Plant  embryology  &  morphogenesis; 

Tissue  culture;  Unicellular  organisms 
adult,  effect  of  X-rays,  Polychaeta  SOLBANI 

— ■  tissue  homogenates,  effects  on  early 

embryo,    Aves  McKENZIE 

Anthozoa  CONAN 

arm    formation,    larvae,    Echinoidea      FINNEGAN 

LARRIVEE 
biochemical    mechanisms  BRODY 

cell   affinity    changes.   Amphibia,   Aves        GRUNZ 

—  constituents  WERZ 

—  movements.    Gastropoda         SATHANANTHAN 

—  &    tissue    migrations,    Hydroidea  DIEHL 
cellular    basis,    Hydroidea                           WOLPERT 

—  dedifferentiation,  regeneration  &  asexual 
reproduction,    Actinoioa  POLTEVA 

cilia,  blastula,  protein  synthesis,  Annelida, 

Echinoidea  AUCLAIR 

descriptive  &  experimental,  Porifera    BOROJEVIC 

LEVI 
diffusion-reaction  mechanisms,  Diptera  SONDHI 
disruption   by   hormones,   Diptera  ADAMS 

effect   of   irradiation.   Amphibia  SCHOTTE 


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MORPHOGENESIS  (contd.) 

nucleic   acid    analogues,   Diptera  RIZKI 

epiboly,  electron  microscopy,  Teleostei  THOMAS 
experimental  studies,  Ciliata  DE  TERRA 

formation  of  curved  structures  from  flat 

sheets,    Axes  ^^^ 

histochemistry,    Vertebrata  GOFF 

Hydrozoa  HAYNES 

^  TARDENT 

in   cell   cultures.   Homo  ELSDALE 

in  vivo   &   in  vitro,  Annelida  MARCEL 

inhibitors,  part.  /5-mercapto-ethanol  TUFT 

molecular,  descriptive  &  biochemical  SJ6STRAND 
morphogenetic  agents,  action  on  cell  o-n,^xT 

behaviour.   Ares  ^  cf  t  ic 

,  gene    expression,   Echinoidea  ELLls 

movements,   Amphibia  NAKAMURA 

— ,  blastoderm    expansion,    Aves  DOWNIE 

—  &  cell  contacts,  Echinoidea  GUSTAFSON 
— ,  cellular  specificities  responsible  for, 

Aves,    Rodentia  BURDICK 

— ,  cinematography,  embryo  in  vitro, 

Rodentia  DEUCHAR 

— .  correlation  with  electric  fields, 

blastula,   Anura  KOSTELLOW 

MORRILL 

—  early  embryo,  Rodentia  NEWMAN 
— ,  —  gastrula,  Teleostei  BRUMMETT 
— ,  heart  primordium,  Aves  DeHAAN 
— ,  marginal  tissue,  microcinematography, 

'yi^yes  SCHLESINGER 

— ,  organ  primordia,  Aves  STEDING 

— ,  palate  closure,  Rodentia  POLLARD 
— ,  role  of  cell  surface  properties, 

]^yes  COLLINS 

—  sternum,  Aves,  Rodentia  JACCARINI 
— ,  Teleostei  BALLARD 
— ,  time-lapse   microcinematography,                        

Aves  SPRATT 

— ,  ultrastructure,  histochemistry,  Anura  BAKER 
Phasmidoptera  «7cd7 

polypeptides,    conformational   changes  WERZ 

postnatal,  role  of  posture,  Rodentia  FANGHaNEL 
^  SCHUMACHER 

potencies  of  somatic  cells,  Porifera  NIKITIN 
relation  with  integrity  of  spinal  cord, 

Aves  ARC  AN 
protein  synthesis,  tracer   studies, 

Echinoidea  GEZELIUS 

role  of  cell  movements  &  mesoglea, 

Hydrozoa  SHOSTAK 

cellular    deaths,    Aves  SAUNDERS 

cyclic   nucleotides  KONIJN 

individual  cell   types,   Hydroidea  DIEHL 

tissue   growth,   Anura,   Aves      WURMBACH 

somites,    Anura  BURGESS 

synthesis  &  role  of  mesoglea  &  perisarc, 

Hydroidea  ^RJ^tS^^ 

tubular    glands,    oviduct,   Aves  WRENN 

MORPHOGENETIC  FIELDS 

see  Embryology  (experimental) 

MORTALITY  (embryonic,  fetal) 

see  Pathology 

MORULA 

see  Cleavage 

MOSAICISM  (genetical) 

see  Genetics 

MOTILITY 

see  Behaviour;  Cell(s)-movement;  Tissue  culture 

MOTOR  END  PLATES 

see  Nerve(s) 

MOULT(ING) 

cycle,  nucleic  acid  metabolism, 

Crustacea  SKINNER 
— ,  ultrastructure  &  physiology, 

Lepidoptera  LOCKE 

effect    of   X-irradiation,    Lepidoptera  COULON 

embryonic  mechanism,  Dictyoptera  BULLIERE 
endocrinolgy,    Cladocera                       ZAFFAGNINI 

Insecta  POHLEY 

metabolism.    Insecta  MOREAU 

Reptilia  LYNN 


MOUTH 

see  also  Pharynx 


CUSIMANO 


causal    study,    Anura 

cleft  palate  &  lip,  Artiodactyla, 

Carnivora  SHUPE 

maxillary  bud,  chitinogenic  cell, 
Heteroptera  PINET 

oro-facial  malformations  caused  by  pyri- 
methamine.   Mammalia  COLEMAN 

palate,  cleft,  experimental  study,  Lago- 

morpha,    Rodentia  WALKER 

— ,  closure,   morphogenetic  movements, 

Rodentia  POLLARD 

—  closure,   role    of   tongue.   Mammalia  ROSS 

— ,  normal  &  cleft,  histochemisuy,  in  vitro. 

Homo,    Rodentia  POURTOIS 

— , ,  role  of  sulfated  mucopoly- 
saccharides, tracer   study,  Rodentia     COLEMAN 

— , ,  uptake  of  tritiated  thymidine, 

Rodentia  COLEMAN 

relation    epiglottis-soft    palate.    Homo  GITLIN 

stylet,  maxillary,  fine  structure,  histo- 
chemistry,   Heteroptera  PINET 

styligenic  organ,  cell  potencies  according 

to    site,    Heteroptera  PINET 

MUCOPOLYSACCHARIDES 

see  Carbohydrate(s) 

MULLERIAN  DUCT 

epithelium,    antigens  FORSBERG 

regression,    organ   culture,   Aves  LUTZ 

sexual  differentiation,  effect  of  chorionic 

gonadotropin,    Aves  PREDA 

MULTIPLE  BIRTHS 
see  Twins 

MUSCLE(S) 

actin  &  myosin  synthesis  in  somite, 

Aves  ALLEN 

anal    sphincter,    Homo  JIT 

autoradiography,   immunology,   Aves      LANGMAN 

Aves  OKAZAKI 

cells,  change  from  proliferation  to 

enlargement,   biochemistry,   Aves  MIZUNO 

— ,  dissociated   myocardium  MUIR 

chemistry  LOVE 

complexus,  effect  of  hypophysectomy, 

Aves  WATTERSON 

cytocliimeric,  from  disaggregated  embryonic 
cells,  different  tissues  &  classes,  Aves, 
Rodentia  MASLOW 

cytodifferentiation,  clonal  cell  culture, 
Aves  KONIGSBERG 

— ,  role  of  products  of  fibroblast  bio- 
synthesis,   Aves  KONIGSBERG 

cytological   changes    after    injury,    Urodela      DECK 

degeneration,  electron  microscopy,  Anura  MUNTZ 

differentiation,   biochemistry,  Anura, 

Aves  HAYASHI 

HIRABAYASHI 

effect  of  giowth  regulating  substances, 
Aves  HIKAMI 

paralysis  &  amniotic  pressure, 

Aves  SULLIVAN 

electrophysiology,   Rodentia,    Urodela    GARGOUIL 

endocrine  regulation  of  metabolism, 

Aves  LOVE 

flight,  mitochondria,  biochemistry,  election 

microscopy,    Hymenoptera  HEROLD 

— ,  morphology  &  enzymology, 

Insecta  BROSEMER 

head,    Ophidia  SMIT 

histochemistry,    Anura,    Rodentia  MESSAGE 

informational  macromolecules,   Echinodermata, 
Vertebrata  WILDE 

in  vitro,  influence  of  electrophoretic 
fractions  of  specific  primordia  &  cells, 
Urodela  WILDE 

Mammalia  OKAZAKI 

STERBA 

mitochondria,    Artiodactyla  LEESON 

motor   end   plates,  Aves  DRACHM  AN 

myoblast,  cytochemistry,  electron  micro- 
scopy,   Urodela  FINNEGAN 

— ,  differentiation  &  movement,  Cestodes    OGREN 

—  fusion,  normal  &  dystrophic,  ribosomes 

&  nucleolus,  Aves,  Homo,  Rodentia    PARSONS 


276 


— ,  normal  &  dystrophic,  RNA,  Aves, 
Homo,    Rodentia  JANS 

ROSS 

— ,  relation  between  myofilaments  &  ribo^omes, 

Aves,    Homo,    Rodentia  LARSON 

myofibrils  &  sarcotubules,  Diptera  BEINBRECH 
myogenesis.   Amphibia  KIELBOWNA 

— ,  genetic    control,    Diptera  WRIGHT 

—  in  vitro,  amitosis,  origin  of  multinuclcarity. 
Ares,    Rodentia  PUZA 

,  Aves,    Rodentia  LEVIS 

,  RNA   autoradiograpiiy,  Aves, 

Rodentia  GAYER 
,  time-lapse  cinematography, 

Aves,    Rodentia  GAYER 

myogenic  cells,  normal  &  dystrophic, 

behaviour  &  differentiation,  Rodentia  JONES 
myotube   formation   in   vitro,   Aves  KYONO 

NISHIZU 
neuro-muscular  interactions, 

Rodentia  FAMBROUGH 

nucleolus,  behaviour  in  vitro,  Aves, 

Rodentia  GAYER 

HROCH 

PUZA 

prenatal    development,    Homo  CIHAK 

DYLEVSKY 
promuscle  cells,  regenerating  tail, 

differentiation  in  vitro,  Lacertilia  SIMPSON 
reinnervation,    Teleostei  MARK 

sarcomere  organization,  ultrastructure, 

Aves,    Artiodactyla  ALLEN 

skeletal,  differentiation  in  vitro,  bio- 
chemistry, Aves  COLEMAN 
— ,  — ,  role  of  DNA  synthesis  &  cell 

division,    Aves  STOCKDALE 

— ,  fibres,    postnatal,    Rodentia  GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 

TAYLOR 

— ,  neuromuscular  junctions,  Rodentia  GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 
TAYLOR 
striated,  cytogenesis,  tracer  studies, 

Rodentia  TOTO 

— ,  differentiation,  causal   biochemistry, 

Urodela  WILDE 

— ,  electron  microscopy,  Aves,  gastropoda, 

Orthoptera,    Teleostei  TAHMISIAN 

— ,  oesophagus.    Homo  JIT 

— ,  origin  &  histogenesis,  Vertebrata  BORISOV 
structure,   comparative   study,   Aniira  MUNTZ 

— ,  Homo,    Rodentia  PUZANOVA 

trophic  influence  of  motor  neurons,  Aves, 

Mammalia  DRACHMAN 

umbilical    sphincter,    Lagomorpha  TA VERNE 

MUTAGENIC  AGENTS 

effect   on   karyotype,   Aves,   Rodentia  SRB 

nucleic    acid    analogues,    Diptera  RIZKI 

MUTANT(S) 

see  also  Gene(s);  Phenocopies 

abnormal  tissues,  electron  microscopy, 

Rodentia  JOHNSON 

ac'ac,  histology,  biochemistry,  Lago- 
morpha SHEPARD 

affecting  endocrine  &  reproductive 

physiology,    Diptera  DOANE 

—  eye,  developmental  genetics,  Rodentia  ZWAAN 
&    lens,    Rodentia  CAMPBELL 

CLAYTON 

&    skeleton,    Rodentia  KONYUKHOV 

SAZHINA 

—  fat  cells,   electron   microscopy,  Diptera      RIZKI 

—  imaginal  disc  development,   Diptera   GEHRING 

—  limbs,   tail  &  neural  tube,   Rodentia     CENTER 

—  lipid  &  carbohydrate  metabolism, 

Diptera  DOANE 

—  spermatogenesis,  Rodentia  BRYAN 
Bar,  eye  differentiation,  Diptera  KAJI 
cellular  adhesion,  movement  &  degeneration, 

Aves  EDE 

creeper,  chondrogenesis,  genetic  control, 

Aves  ELMER 

— ,  RNA   metabolism,   Aves  EVANS 

Dw,  Da,  ac,  skeletal  growth,  Lagomorpha  SAWIN 
effect  of  environmental  factors  & 

selection,   Diptera  SCHARLOO 

electron   microscopy,    Diptera  PERRY 

WADDINGTON 
eye  colour,  maternal  effect,  Polychaeta    FISCHER 


female-sterile,  ovary,  phenogenetics, 

Diptera  BENDER 

genetics,   gynogenesis,   Anura  RICHARDS 

hairless,    maternal   effect,    Rodentia  McLAREN 

homeotic,  affecting  the  eye  imaginal  discs, 

in    vivo   culture,    Diptera  OUWENEEL 

— ,  differentiation  in  imaginal  discs, 

Diptera  FABER 

hr.  Re,  sa,  developmental  genetics  of  hair 

growth  phases,   Rodentia  CHASE 

lethal,    Aves  EDE 

TAYLOR 
— ,  chromosome   puffs,  Diptera  BREUGEL 

— ,  developmental  abnormalities,  Diptera  SCRIBA 
— ,  embryonic,    Diptera  FULLILOVE 

— ,  — ,  temperature  sensitive,  Diptera  WRIGHT 
Lp/Lp,  in  vitro  culture,  tracer  studies, 

Rodentia  STEIN 

neuromuscular,    Rodentia  McNUTT 

nucleic    acids,    Diptera  KUBLI 

WEIDELI 
polydactylism,  ectrodactylism. 

Amphibia  ROSTAND 

— ,  pattern  formation,  phenocopy  &  inter- 
action with  TEM,  Rodentia  KOCHER 
relation  to  embryonic  fluids,  Rodentia  JOHNSON 
scalloping,  wing  development, 

Diptera  SANTAMARIA 

semi-lethal   recessive,    ac,    Urodela       BEETSCHEN 

JAYLET 
tail-labyrinthine,    Rodentia  McNUTT 

talpid2,    morphology,    Aves  MOTTET 

torpid,    Rodentia  DWORNIK 

ultrastructure  of  embryo,  Diptera  MAHOWALD 
W-series,  hematology  of  congenital  anemia, 

Rodentia  SELLER 

white-mottled,   cytological  differentiation, 

Diptera  BREUGEL 

ysc8,  imaginal  disc,  clonal  analysis, 

Diptera  GSELL 

MUTATION 

see  Genetics 

MYOBLASTS 

see  Muscle(s) 

MYOGENESIS 

see  Muscle (s) 

MYOSIN 

see  Muscle(s) 

MYOTOME 

see  Somite(s) 

NASAL  ORGAN 

see  Olfactory  organ 

NEMATOCYSTS 

NEOPLASIA 

see  Tumours 

NEOTENY 

see  Metamorphosis 

NERVE(S)  (&  innervation) 

carotid   body.    Homo,    Lagomorpha  KIMMEL 

facial,    Homo  GASSER 

fibres  from  spinal  ganglion  in  vitro, 

behaviour    &   interaction,   Aves  DUNN 

heart,  choUnesterase  &  mono-amine. 

Homo,    Mammalia  NAVARATNAM 

kidney.    Homo,    Lagomorpha  KIMMEL 

limb    regeneration,    Anura  NIAZI 

motor    end   plates,    Aves  DRACHMAN 

,  diaphragm,    Rodentia  BOSCHWITZ 

— ,  regeneration,    Teleostei  MARK 

— ,  trophic  influence  in  muscle  development, 

Aves,    Mammalia  DRACHMAN 

neuro-muscular  interactions, 

Rodentia  FAMBROUGH 

junctions,    Rodentia  GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 
TAYLOR 
neuropharmacology,    Aves  DRACHMAN 

optic,   functional   regeneration,   Anura  GAZE 

— ,  myelination,   Carnivora  BLUNT 

— ,  neuroglia,    Carnivora  BLUNT 

— ,  rudiment  transplantation  between 

varieties  with  &  without  eyes, 

Teleostei  BRICK 

SCHMATOLLA 


277 


NERVE(S)  (contd.)  ^^   ^^ 

peripheral,  regeneration,  Aves,  Carnnora  ERHART 
pharynx.    Homo,    Lagomorpha  KIMMEL 

regeneration,  olfactory  system,  electro- 
physiology,    Teleostei  WESTERMAN 
role  in  limb  regeneration,   Urodela       THORNTON 

proliferation  pattern,  limb  regeneration 

blastema,    Urodela  HEARSON 

sensory,  integration  with  end  organ, 

Anura  STEINBERG 

splanchnic.    Homo  x.TTxrf'y 

structure,    comparative    study,    Anura  MUNIZ. 

terminals,  motor   &  sensory.  Homo         DAIKOKU 
trigeminal.    Primates  GASSER 

— .  regeneration  of  motor  root,  early  stages, 

Aves  STRAY 


monoamine,    Aves 


HAKANSSON 
NORD 
T6R6K 


FIORONl 


JOSHI 


NERVE  CELLS 

anterior  horn,  influence  of  periphery, 

Aves 
brain  &  ganglia,  culture,  growth  & 

differentiation,    Dictyoptera  t  t  i 

differentiation,  critical  periods,  Rodentia  LaVELLE 
— ,  maturation,    Rodentia  LaVELLE 

DNA  synthesis,  cytoplasmic  control, 

Rodentia  JACOBSON 

electrical  activity,  relation  with  EEG, 

^vej  CORNER 

eye   stalk,   regeneration,   Crustacea  VERNET 

fibres,  effect  of  polarity.  Amphibia         HIBBARD 
growth.    Amphibia  FRATELLO 

—  &    differentiation,    Vertebrata  BAFFONI 

histochemistry,    Vertebrata  AZOUBEL 

CRUZ 
histogenesis,    Rodentia  SMART 

maturation,  lipid  &  phospholipid, 

Rodentia  LaVELLE 

Mauthner  cell,  relation  to  spinal  cord 

regeneration,    Urodela  MOULTON 

microtubules,  biochemistry  FRIEDKIN 

neuroblasts  grafted  in  adult  spinal  cord,  „ccv 

Rodentia  BOSSY 

— .  spinal  ganglion,  electron  microscopy, 

'^yes  PANNESE 

Nissl    bodies,    Aves,    Lagomorpha  DREYF.R 

nuclear    size,    Rodentia  CRUZ 

protein   synthesis  &  utilisation,   Aves  O'BRIEN 

Rohon-Beard    cells.    Amphibia  MARINI 

spinal    ganglia,    Rodentia  YAMADORI 

synaptic  complexes,  retina,  Carnivora, 

Rodentia  ^^    v 

unipolar,   spinal  ganglion  in  vitro,  Aves     DUBEY 

NERVOUS  SYSTEM 

see  also  specific  components 

'4"«'-a  ^KHAN 

Ayes  HAMBURGER 

behavioural  nerve  networks,  development 

&    regeneration,    Vertebrata  SPERRY 

biochemistry,    myelinization  WENDER 

catecholamines  &  their  receptors,  Aves, 

Rodentia  MANUKHIN 

cell  physiology,  Rodentia,  Urodela  KOROTCHKIN 
Cetacea  ^'^-^^^^ 

Cheleutoptera  LOUVET 

cochlear   input,  regulation,  Aves,   Rodentia    BUNO 

WILSON 
Collembola  TYSZKIEWICZ 

cytochemical  differentiation,  Rodentia  LaVELLE 
cytochemistry,  Rodentia,  Urodela  KOROTCHKIN 
effect   of    asphyxia  WENDER 

drugs,     Urodela  LaVELLE 

ionizing    radiation  MULAREK 

WENDER 

magnetic    field,    Aves  VENEZIANO 

electrophysiology.    Mammalia  CERBELLE 

— ,  Marsupialia  BODEMER 

epithelioneural  bodies,  cytology  &  histo- 
chemistry,   Aves  DREYER 
experimental    embryology,    Diptera         CHIARODO 

,  electron    microscopy,    Aves  ADLER 

—  morphology,  Rodentia,  Urodela  KOROTCHKIN 
genetically  deficient  embryos,  Diptera  POULSON 
glycogen    pattern,    Amphibia  MARINI 

histoenzymatic   architectonics  WENDER 

histones,    Vertebrata  KORNGUTH 

innervation,   teeth,   Homo  FALIN 

lactate  dehydrogenase  isozymes,  Teleostei  WHITT 
malformations,   Rodentia  GIROUD 

microsystems   in   vitro,   Aves  STEFANELLI 


morphogenetic   role,    Turbellaria 
morphology  &  electron  microscopy. 

Cephalopoda 
nerve  fibres,  regeneration,  larval, 

Urodela  BAFFONI 

—  growth    factor,    mode    of    action  LEVI 

neurotransmitters,  role  in  early  embryogenesis, 

Anura,     Echinoidea  BUZNIKOV 

MARKOVA 
peripheral,  cellular  growth  &  mitosis. 

Amphibia  ^^"^^^V^ 

— ,  developmental    mechanism,    Urodela      OHASHI 
— ,  in    fetus.    Homo  GAMBLE 

phospholipids,    Teleostei  OPPENHEIMER 

reflex  arc,   origin.  Mammalia  CERBELLE 

regeneration,    postmetamorphic,    Anura     BAFFONI 
relation    with    behaviour,    Aves  OPPENHEIM 

.  eye,    Lepidoptera  WOLSKY 

synapse,    proteins,    Vertebrata  KORNGUTH 

teratogenesis,    Rodentia  MONIE 

SCHLiiTER 
tissue    differentiation   in   vitro  VARON 

Vertebrata  MINELLI 

NEURAL  CREST 

cells,    culture   method,    Anura  ANDREW 

GABIE 
determination,    Aves  KOECKE 

differentiation,  causal  biochemistry,  „^^^ 

Urodela  WILDE 

— ,  suppression  &  stimulation,  Aves, 

Rodentia  KOLLAR 

head,  derivatives,  experimental  embryology, 

Urodela  ^  ^^^}^^lh 

homotransplantation,   tolerance,   Anura  Y>iV,T7 

in   vitro,   RNA   &  histones,   Anura  ANDREW 

GABIE 
localization,  migration  &  differentiation, 

autoradiography,    Aves  ^^^Y/7;r„y^^, 

migration   &    differentiation,    Aves  WESTON 

morphogenetic  capacities  &  differentiation, 

Urodela  S?/i?^c 

organ    culture,    Urodela  WlLun 

pigment  cells,  effect  of  amino  acids,      ^ ^,^^  »., 

in    vitro,    Aves  ^^^ireS 

thyroxine,  in  vitro,  Anura  ANDREW 

^  GABIE 

,  staging,   Anura  ^^P?S^ 

GABIR 

pigmentation,   Aves  KOECKE 

removal,  resulting  in  comb  &  beak  „,t,t-xt.-c 

malformations.    Aves  Vr^T^^^py 

ultrastructure,    Aves  ^il.J^A'A^ 

_,  in  vitro,  Aves  ^''' WIREN 

NEURAL  PLATE 

nTpS  ^""^"  '"""*°"'        WOELLWARTH 
determination,    Anura  ROSSI 

prosencephalic  part,  differentiation  ten- 
dencies,   Urodela  BOTERENBROOD 

ROSA 


BRaNDLE 


xenoplastic  transplantation,  effect  on 
behaviour.    Amphibia 

NEURAL  TUBE 

see  Central  nervous  system 

NEURONS 

see  Nerve  cells 


NEUROSECRETION 

different  sexual  developmental  stages, 

Polychaeta  "°^'^,'^2S 

cellular    activity    cycle,    Orthoptera  ,  3^^i 

embryo,  Oligochaeta,  Turbellaria  MIGLIORINI 
embryonic,  Orthoptera  VAN  HORN 

epistellar    body.    Cephalopoda  SACARRaO 

eye    stalk,    regeneration,   Crustacea  VERNET 

histology   &  histochemistry,    Orthoptera  EWEN 

morphological  &  physiological.  Amphibia,  _^ 

Crustacea,    Pisces  TTrvT-ri 

Oligochaeta  LIOTI I 

relation  with  regeneration,  Turbellaria,  orici 

Oligochaeta  ROSI 

role  in  development  of  androgenic  gland, 

Crustacea  PAYEN 


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regeneration  &  differentiation  of  genital 

apparatus,    Trematoda,    Turhellaria  GRASSO 

,  Hydroidea.    Turbellaria  LENIQUIZ 

sexual  differentiation, 

Crustacea  CHARNIAUX 

subcommissural  organ,  structure  &  function. 
Homo,   Mammalia  LEONIENI 

Turbellaria  LENDER 

LIOTTI 

Vertebrata  WATERMAN 

NEURULA(TION) 

Anura  KHAN 

early,   Aves  HERBERT 

electron    microscopy,    Urodela  L6FBERG 
latency    period    after    induction,   Aves      GALLERA 

mechanism,    Urodela  JACOBSON 

ultrastructure,    Anura  BAKER 

NITROGEN 

excretion,  tadpole,  effect  of  prolactin, 

Anura  ARIMA 

metabolism,    enzyme    systems,    Anura      JANSSENS 

NORMAL  TABLES 

see  Embryology  (general  &  descriptive) 

NOTOCHORD 

developmental  changes,  Rodentia 


JURAND 


NUCLEAR  TRANSPLANTATION 

see  Nucleus 

NUCLEIC  ACID(S) 

see  also  specific  nucleic  acids; 
Nucleotides  (&  nucleosides) 
analogues,  influence  on  development, 

Lepidoptera  EICHER 

development   &    aging,    Diptera  SONDHI 

— ,  Anura  DECROLY 

early  development,  Anostraca,  Echinoidea  HULTIN 
Echinoidea  IVERSON 

SOFER 
effect  on  development  &  regeneration, 

Amphibia,    Echinoidea  WOLSKY 

endopolyploid  nuclei,  autoradiography, 

Diptera,    Lepidoptera  GILLOT 

fetal  &  postnatal  development, 

Rodentia  NAKAZAWA 

growth  control,  marginal  tissue, 

Axes  SCHLESINGER 

hybridization,  Anura,  Aves,  Echino- 

dermata  GIBSON 

interaction  with  proteins,  early  development, 

Echinoidea  IMMERS 

ILmb  buds,  epidermal  &  mesodermal  cells, 

Lacertilia  RAYNAUD 

VASSE 
metabolic  changes  in  primary  induction, 

Urodela  KAWAKAMI 

metabolism.  Amphibia,    Teleostei  DUSPIVA 

— ,  Anura  SALLACH 

— ,  biochemistry,   autoradiography, 

Lepidoptera  BERRY 

— ,  early   stages.    Gastropoda  BIGGELAAR 

— ,  effect  of  nuclease  inhibitors, 

Aves  TEMPEL 

— ,  egg   maturation.   Amphibia  HANOCQ 

— ,  — ,  Rodentia  TSAFRIRI 

— ,  embryo,  tracer  studies,  Echino- 

dermata  YANAGISAWA 

— ,  endocrine    regulation,    muscle,    Aves  LOVE 

—  in  differentiation.  Amphibia  FAULHABER 

hybrids,    Echinoidea,    Anura  HANOCQ 

— ,  larval,    Trematoda  GILBERTSON 

— ,  moult   cycle,    Crustacea  SKINNER 

mutants,   Diptera  KUBLI 

WEIDELI 
oogenesis  &  early  development, 

Amphibia  NEDVIDEK 

VILIMKOVA 
oocytes,    lampbrush    stage,    Anura  DAVIDSON 

HOUGH 
parotid    gland,    Rodentia  REDMAN 

quantitative  cytochemistry,  induction  & 

differentiation,     Vertebrata  VAHS 

relation  with  nuclear  transplantation. 

Amphibia  NEDVIDEK 

SLADECEK 
role  in   differentiation.   Amphibia  DENIS 

structure  &  function  SWIFT 


synthesis  after  cortical  lesions,  Anura  BRACKET 
— ,  associated  with  neural  &  endo-mesodermal 

competence,    Urodela  SAAG 

—  during    development,    Anura  CASTON 

— ,  early   stages,    Rodentia  MOLINARO 

— ,  effect  of  conditioned  medium  from 

dissociated   morulae,   Echinoidea  BRACKET 

— , hormones,   postembryonic, 

Dictyoptera,     Diptera  SKAAYA 

— ,  embryo,  biochemistry,  in  vivo  & 

in   vitro,   Echinoidea  INFANTE 

— ,  eye  lens  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

Artiodactyla,  Aves  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

— ,  induced    ectoderm,    Urodela  KOKONEN 

TOIVONEN 
— ,  larva,    Diptera  MATTINGLY 

— ,  neural    retina,    Aves  SCHWARTZ 

— ,  oogenesis,  autoradiography,  Echinoidea  BAL 
— ,  polytene  chromosomes,  normal  &  infected 

larvae,    Diptera  PAVAN 

— ,  prevention  by  prolactin  of  hormone- 
induced  metamorphosis,  Anura  TATA 
— ,  queens  &  workers,  Hymenoptera  REMBOLD 
— ,  regulation  in  early  stages,  Anura  REEDER 
template  capacity  during  development, 

Anura  DECROLY 

yolk   &  egg  white,   Aves  NONAMI 

NUCLEO-CYTOPLASMIC  RELATIONS 
Ciliata  DE  TERRA 

DNA    synthesis,    Aves,    Rodentia  JANDIERI 

TUMANISKVILI 
Echinoidea  DENIS 

early  development.  Amphibia  KAYAKAWA 

NAKAMURA 

,  Anura  BALLS 

MONNICKENDAM 
general  WERZ 

oocyte,    Teleostei  MALONE 

oogenesis  &  early  development.  Amphibia  MASUI 
protein    synthesis,    liver,    Rodentia  MALPOIX 

somatic   cells  SCHMIALEK 

tracer   studies,   Echinoidea  GEZELIUS 

NUCLEOLUS 

see  Nucleus 

NUCLEOTIDES  (&  nucleosides) 

acid-soluble,  changes  during  development, 

Echinodermata  YANAGISAWA 

,  egg    &    sperm,    Echinoidea  ISONO 

action  on  embryo,   Tunicata  CUSIMANO 

AMP,  cyclic,  role  in  action  of  gonado- 
tropin,   placenta.    Homo  CEDARD 

— ,  — , morphogenesis  KONIJN 

central  nervous  system,  adnexa  &  ganglia, 

Aves  WENGER 

cyclic,   role   in    morphogenesis  KONIJN 

cytosine  arabinoside,  effect  on  cell  development 
&   proliferation,   Rodentia  BERTALANFFY 

effect  on  heterologous  fibroblasts,  Aves, 

Rodentia  SANN 

egg    white    &   yolk,    Aves  NONAMI 

intragenome  sequence  homology,  relation 
to  developmental  patterns,  Insccta, 
Mammalia,    Tunicata  LAIRD 

metabolism,  enzymes,  gene  activation, 

Turbellaria  COWARD 

nucleoside  analogues,  effect  on  cell  differen- 
tiation  in   vitro,   Aves  COLEMAN 

pyridine,  action  in  development  & 

differentiation  KAPLAN 

uridine,  incorporation  in  fibroblasts, 

Aves  SANN 

—  &  thymidine  incorporation,  germ  cells, 

Aves  CALLEBAUT 

NUCLEUS 

see  also  Chromosome(s);  Nucleo-cytoplasmic 

relations 
chromatin  &  DNA,  stage-specific, 

Anura  ROLLINS 

degeneration,  eye  lens  mathematics, 
Aves  LEVER 

MODAK 

PERDUE 

UPPULURI 

developmental   changes,   Anura        DiBERARDINO 

differentiation,    Anura  KING 

embryonic  cells,  radio-active  labelling, 

Urodela  CHIBON 


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NUCLEUS  (contd.) 

endopoWploicI,  nucleic  acids,  autoradio- 
graphy,   Diptera,    Lepidoptera  GILLOT 
germ  cell,  composition,  biochemistry  & 
changes  after  fertilization, 

Echinoidea  TERAYAMA 

germinal  vesicle,  juxta  nucleolar  granules, 

electron    microscopy,    Anura  SALLES 

histones,    embryo  KISCHER 

in  organism   &  in  vitro  KRANTZ 

nucleolar  changes,  lens  regeneration, 

Urodela  DUMONT 

nucleolus,  biochemistry,  Echinodermata  VINCENT 
— ,  changes,  cleavage.  Gastropoda  DAUWALDER 
—  formation,  eleocytes,  Polychaeta  SCHROEDER 
— ,  germinal    vesicle,    Orthoptera  KUNZ 

— ,  myogenesis  in  vitro.  Ares,  Rodcntia      GAYER 

HROCH 
PUZA 
— ,  oocyte  through  early  gastrula, 

Anura  VAN  GANSEN 

— ,  oogenesis,  Amphibia  GALL 

— ,  — ,  cytometric,  cytochemical  &  bio- 
chemical   study,    Polychaeta  STAGNI 
— ,  relation  to  yolk  formation,  oocyte, 

Crinoidea,    Teleostei  ALBANESE 

— ,  role  in  differentiation  of  blastodermic 

vesicle,    Homo,    Rodentia  MARTINEK 

— , virus  induced  tumour  cells, 

Anura  JACOB 

— ,  structure   &  cytochemistry, 

Echinodermata  CANNATA 

oocyte,  nucleolus,  nucleoplasm,  fine  structure, 
RNA,  DNA  &  protein  metabolism, 
Amphibia  MILLER 

polytene,  RNA  metabolism,  Diptera  EDSTROM 
sex  chromatin,  embryonic  tissues, 

Rodentia  AMANUMA 

size  &  DNA  content,  embryo,  larva,  adult 

&  germ  line,  Ascidiae,  Gastropoda  BACCARINI 

REZENDE 
SCHREIBER 

,  postembryonic  organogenesis. 

Gastropoda  FALLIERI 

,  spermatogenesis,    Anura  LAVALLE 

,  Teleostei  SANT'ANA 

— ,  nerve   cells,    Rodentia  CRUZ 

transplantation.    Amphibia  PICHERAL 

—    Anura  LEGNAME 

McKINNELL 
MARIANO 
— ,  chromosome  replication  in  host, 

Amphibia  CLIVE 

KING 
— ,  Coleoptera  SCHNETTER 

— ,  differentiation,  specific  activities, 

Urodela  SIGNORET 

— ,  film  showing  technique,  Amphibia  LUCEY 
— ,  haploid  embryo   cell   lines,   Anura  FREED 

MEZGER 
— ,  interspecific.    Amphibia  ORTOLANI 

— ,  isogenic  groups,  morphology,  bio- 
chemistry, histocompatibility, 
Anura  McKINNELL 

VOLPE 
— ,  oogenesis,  Amphibia,  Chondrostei  NIKITINA 
— ,  relation  to  antigenic  development, 

Amphibia  ROMANOVSKY 

SLADECEK 

— , nucleic    acids.    Amphibia        NEDVIDEK 

SLADECEK 
uni-  &  multinucleolate  oocytes,  ribosomal 
gene  amplification,  Asteroidea, 
Echinoidea,    Teleostei  VINCENT 

NUTRITION  (embryonic,  larval,  etc.) 

Aves  FRITZ 

NABER 

biochemistry  DALLMAN 

Chelonia  FRITZ 

dietary  changes,  effect  on  developmental 

pace,    parotid    gland,    Rodentia  REDMAN 

effect   on   embryonic   growth,   Aves  BETZ 

evolution,    Arachnida  WEYGOLDT 

excess,  effects  on  early  development, 

Aves  GOLDIE 

Gastropoda  FRETTER 

Mammalia  BECK 

Marsupialia  FRITZ 

maternal,  effect  on  embryonic  fat  meta- 
bolism,   Aves  DONALDSON 


morphologj',   Malacostraca  FIORONI 

relation  between  mother  &  embryo, 

Rodentia  ZIMMERMANN 

requirements  for  early  morphogenesis 

&    growth,    Aves  SPRATT 

starvation,  effect  on  larva,  Amphibia  JUSZCZYK 
yolk,  albumine  &  food-eggs,  morphology, 

Gastropoda  FIORONI 

OESOPHAGUS 

Anura  MICHAEL 

striated    muscle,    Homo  JIT 

OESTROUS  CYCLE 

see  Reproduction 

OLFACTORY  ORGAN 

experimental  morphology,  Teleostei  BERTMAR 
induction,    Urodela  JACOBSON 

nerve  fibre  regeneration,  electrophysiology, 

Teleostei  WESTERMAN 

placode    development.    Mammalia  FILOGAMO 

OOCYTE 

see  Egg(s) 

see  also  Gamete(s) 

OOGENESIS 

see  also  Gametes 

Acarina  AESCHLIMANN 

GEIGY 
PIJNACKER 
Araneida  SEITZ 

Artiodactyla,    Rodentia  OHNO 

autoradiography,  ovarioles,  Coleoptera  ULLMANN 
basic  proteins,   autoradiography,  electron 

microscopy,    Echinoidea  SANCHEZ 

,  Echinoidea  BaCKSTRoM 

biochemical  mechanisms,  Anura  FRENCKELL 
centrioles,  migration,  Diptera  MAHOWALD 

constant-estrus,    Rodentia  SEGAL 

WITSCHI 
correlation  of  meiosis  &  vitellogenesis, 

Teleostei  SAKUN 

cytochemistry  &  autoradiography, 

Coleoptera  URBANI 

,  Coleoptera,    Diptera,    Mollusca  RUSSO 

— ,  electron  microscopy,   Cladocera  ZAFFAGNINI 

— . ,  Hydroidea  STAGNI 

— , ,  Turbellaria  GREMIGNI 

— ,  Orthoptera  UBBELS 

Diptera  ALVES 

MATUSZEWSKI 
DNA,  extrachromosonial,  origin  &  function, 

Orthoptera  CAVE 

—  synthesis,    Amphibia  BALTUS 

HANOCQ 

,  Anura  FICQ 

effect  of  hormones,  ovarium  &  Bidder's 

organ,   Anura  GARDENGHI 

ZACCANTI 

physical  factors,  Orthoptera  TCHELEBI 

X-rays,    Rodentia  SMIT 

TRAMPUSCH 
egg  shell  formation,  role  of  vitelline  cells, 

histochemistry,   biochemisUy,  Plathel- 

minthes  GERZELI 

electron   microscopy.   Amphibia  HUMEAU 

,  Diptera  MAHOWALD 

,  Echinoidea  ENDO 

,  Homo  STEGNER 

,  Homo,  Mammalia,  Urodela    WISCHNITZER 

&   biochemistry,    Echinoidea     TSUKAHARA 

,  Sipunculida  N0RREVANG 

,  Teleostei  G6TTING 

effects   of   gonadotiopins,   Teleostei  SAKUN 

fertilizin  synthesis,  hormonal  control, 

Polychaeta  SCHROEDER 

follicle  cells,  nuclei,  growth  regulation, 

Diptera  MATUSZEWSKI 

Gastropoda  VIANEY 

gene  amplification,  coding  for  RNA, 

Anura  GALL 

genetic  &  cytological  aspects,  Diptera  BROWN 
giant  animals,  Phasmidoptera  PFLUGFELDER 
histochemistry,     Echinoidea  KOBAYASHI 

histology,  histochemistry,  Sipun- 
culida N0RREVANG 
histo-physiology,  electron  microscopy, 

Teleostei  YAMAMOTO 

information  transfer  from  follicle  to 

oocyte.    Gastropoda  RAVEN 


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in   vitro,   Coleoptera  ULLMANN 

in   vivo.   Rodentia  COWARD 

lampbrush  stage,  nucleic  acids, 

Anura  DAVIDSON 

HOUGH 
Lemuroidea  AN  AND 

macromolecules,  transfer  from  follicle  cells 

to    oocyte,    Aves  PRESS 

membrane    system,   changes,    Echiuoidea  BAL 

meiosis,  spindle,  thermodynamics  &  protein 

crystallization,   Asteroidea,   Polychaeta  SATO 

metabolism,   autoradiography,  Asteroidea, 

Amphibia  FICQ 

morphogenelic  information  transfer, 

Diptera  FULLILOVE 

morphology  &  physiology,  Homoptera  MOCHIDA 
nuclear  transplantation,  Amphibia, 

Chondrostei  NIKITINA 

nucleic  acid  synthesis,  autoradiography, 

Echinoidea  BAL 

—  acids  &  subcellular  particles. 

Amphibia  NEDVIDEK 

VILTMKOVA 
nucleo-cytoplasmic  relations,  Amphibia  MASUI 
nucleolus,  cytometric,  cytochemical  &  bio- 
chemical study,  Polychaeta  STAGNI 
oogonia,  ultrastructure  &  metabolism, 

Rodentia  lOANNOU 

oosome   origin,    Diptera  MATUSZEWSKI 

Phasmidoptera  PIJNACKFR 

Polychaeta  NOYES 

Primates  BAKER 

protein    synthesis,    Diptera  BIER 

,  Echiuroidea  GOULD 

&  transport,  effect  of  hormones 

Orthoptera  WYATT 

relation  to  hormones,  Homo,  Rodentia  WITSCHI 
reserve  substances,  radio-isotope  study, 

Insecta  ENGELS 

ribosomal  gene  amplification,  uni-  & 

multinucleolate  forms,  Asteroidea, 

Echinoidea,    Teleostei  VINCENT 

RNA   &  DNA   synthesis.  Amphibia  GALL 

synthesis,   autoradiography,  electron 

microscopy,    Echinoidea  SANCHEZ 

role   of   neural   complex,   Ascidiae  GEORGES 

test   cells,    Timicata  MANSUETO 

ultrastructural  changes,  Echiuroidea, 

Lamellibranchia,    Sipunculoidea  SAWADA 

ultrastructure  &  autoradiography, 

Polychaeta  DHAINAUT 

— ,  Diptera  MAHOWALD 

— ,  Invertebrata  MANCUSO 

vitellogenesis,   cytology,  Anura  DUMONT 

— ,  Teleostei  MALONE 

OOPLASMIC  SEGREGATION 

see  Egg(s) 

ORGAN  CULTURE 

adrenal    cortex,    Rodentia  ROOS 

—  gland,  Aves  MASTROLIA 
adrenals,  endocrine  activity,  Vertehrata  ZAAIJER 
application  to  teratogenesis,  Rodentia  MONIE 
blood   islands,   Aves                                      MANELLI 

MASTROLIA 
bone,   Aves,   Mammalia  GAILLARD 

bones,  achondroplasia.  Homo,   Lago- 

morpha  SHEPARD 

brain,    Aves,    Mammalia  DOUSOVA 

cancer,    nutritional    aspects  MASON 

central    nervous    system,    Aves  JAMES 

combinations   of    organs,    Rodentia  CRACIUN 

PREDA 
digestive   tract,    Aves  SIGOT 

effect    of    hormones,    Anura  TATA 

embryonic  organs  under  pressure, 

Vertebrata  STEPHENSON 

endocrine  control  of  differentiation, 

Lepidoptera  BERRY 

eye  lens,  molecular  events, 

Artiodactyla,    Aves  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

— •  — ,  morphogenesis  &  protein  synthesis, 

control,    Aves  BRAVERMAN 

—  &  skeletal  abnormalities, 

Rodentia  KONYUKHOV 

fallopian  tubes,  ovaries.  Mammalia  BIGGERS 
genital  tract,  Aves  LUTZ 

,  Rodentia  RAPOLA 

gonads,    action    of    chemicals  SALZGEBER 

— ,  differentiation  &  intersexuality, 

Aves  STENGER 

WOLFF 


— ,  endocrine  activity,   Vertebrata  ZAAIJER 

— ,  larval    &    adult,    Anura  GARDENGHI 

ZACCANTI 
— ,  — ,  Coleoptera  LENDER 

— ,  —  &    metamorphosing,    Anura  FOOTE 

—  of  two  classes,  asscociation,  Aves, 
Mammalia  SALZGEBER 

— ,  sex  reversal  by  Leydig  cell  tumours, 

Rodentia  POURREAU 

— ,  steroid  &  sterol  synthesis,  effect  of  HCG, 
A  ves  CEDARD 

GUICHARD 
heart,    Anura  BRIDE 

GOMOT 

—  development,   induction,    Vrodela     FULLILOVE 

—  primordium,  effect  of  stimulants  & 
depressants,    Aves  BUTROS 

hypophysis,  adrenals  &  gonads,  developmental 

correlations,    Aves  MANELLI 

imaginal  discs,  Diptera,  Lepidoptera  OBERLANDER 
interaction  between  hypophysis,  pineal  gland 

&   gonads,    Rodentia  LOMBARD 

kidney,  effect  of  Wolffian  duct  on 

mesenchyme,    Aves  MARTIN 

— ,  tubulogenesis,  electron  microscopy, 

Rodentia  WARTIOVAARA 

larval    organs,    Insecta  LENDER 

Lepidoptera  PRUDHOMME 

limb-bone  rudiments,  response  to 

thyroid   hormone,   Aves  LAWSON 

—  bud,  Aves  PINOT 
,  gills,    neural   crest,    Urodela                 WILDE 

—  regeneration,  cuticle  deposition, 

Dictyoptera  LEOPOLD 

— ,   Vertebrata  ZAAIJER 

lung,  dissociation  &  reassociation, 

Aves  DAMERON 

MARIN 
lymphoid  organs  COMOGLIO 

mammary  gland,  effect  of  hormones, 

Rodentia  RIVERA 

,  Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  GOMOT 

PROPPER 
,  tissue  interaction,  DNA 

synthesis,    Rodentia  ARMSTRONG 

mesoderm,   axial,    Urodela  FINNEGAN 

mesonephros,    Aves  AMADO 

—  components,  endocrine  &  neural 

control,    Rodentia  ROOS 

metaboUsm  LE  DOUARIN 

neural  crest,  effect  of  amino  acids, 
Aves  FINNEGAN 

WIREN 

,  ultrastructure,    Aves  FINNEGAN 

WIREN 

—  tube,  effect  of  adjacent  tissues  &  other 
factors,    Aves  LYSER 

osteogenesis,  effect  of  tetracycline, 

Rodentia  WARTIOVAARA 

ovary,    Coleoptera  ULLMANN 

— ,  protein    synthesis,    Anura,    Rodentia  FORD 

palate,  normal  &  cleft,  histochemistry. 

Homo,    Rodentia  POURTOIS 

pancreas  endoderm,  reassociated  with 

heterologous   mesenchyme,   Aves       DIETERLEN 

—  &  salivary  gland,  inductive  interactions, 
synthesis  of  macromolecules, 

Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

parotid  gland,  morphogenesis  &  functional 

development,    Rodentia  LAWSON 

pineal  organ,  Aves  ^^-?uv 

primordia.    Cephalopoda  MARTHY 

—  of  genital  tract,  Lacertilia, 

Ophidia  RAYNAUD 

prostate,  effect  of  testicular  interstitial 

cell    tumours,    Rodentia  POURREAU 

regenerating   organs,    Turbellaria  ZILLER 

regeneration   blastema,    Urodela  MARIN 

reproductive  tract,  endocrinology,  Aves, 

Mammalia  ZAAIJER 

retina,  sensory  cells  &  synapses, 

Carnivora,   Rodentia  HILD 

Rodentia  BORGHESE 

salivary  gland  &  pancreas,  extracellular 

materials  in  morphogenesis,  

Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

skeleton,  morphology  &  biochemistry. 

Mammalia  SCHRYVER 

skin  derivatives,  inductive  interactions, 

A  ves,    Rodentia  KOLLAR 

spinal    ganglion,    Aves  DUBEY 

KADASNE 


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ORGAN  CULTURE  (contd.) 
,  nerve  fibres,  behaviour  &  inter- 
action,  Aves  DUNN 
sub-maxillary  gland  primordium, 

Rodentia  RAYNAUD 

tail,  effects  of  thyroxine,  Anura  HICKEY 

WEBER 
— ,  Urodela  FORD 

teeth,   inductive   interactions,   Rodentia       KOLLAR 
testicular  interstitial  cell  tumours, 

Rodentia  POURREAU 

thymus  COMOGLIO 

— ,  Aves  FOOTE 

thyroid   gland.    Homo  SHEPARD 

umbilical  vesicle,  Rodentia  LE  GOASCOGNE 

ORGANIZATION  (pattern  formation) 

see  also  Induction 

autonomous,  neural  plate. 

Amphibia  WOELLWARTH 

biological  patterns,   computer   simulation       COWE 

WADDINGTON 
ceUular    basis,    Hydroidea  WOLPERT 

colony  pattern  &  growth,  systems  analysis  & 

computer  simulation,  Hydroidea  BRAVERMAN 
cutaneous  nerve  pattern,  effect  of  X-rays, 

Aves  MAUGER 

embryonic    tissues,    Aves  DeHAAN 

feather    patterns,    Aves  SENGEL 

genetics,    Diptera  KROEGER 

STERN 
TOKUNAGA 
head,  bilateral  symmetry.  Gastropoda  VERDONK 
Hydroidea  WEBSTER 

imaginal   discs,   Diptera  URSPRUNG 

in  artificially  activated  ectoderm, 

Urodela  NIEUWKOOP 

polarized  regulation  of  linear  pattern, 

Hydrozoa  HICKLIN 

population  patterns,  Ciliata,  Euglen- 

ophyceae  SPRATT 

primary  patterns,   diffusion-reaction 

mechanisms,    Diptera  SONDHI 

prosencephalic  part  of  neural  plate,  differentiation 

tendencies,    Urodela  BOTERENBROOD 

ROSA 
regional  determination,  pterylae  &  apteria, 

Aves  KIENY 

— ,  transplanted  limb  regeneration  blastemas, 

Urodela  FABER 

rhombencephalic  &  anterior  spinal  cord 

region,    Aves  WIERTZ 

ORGANIZER 

see  Induction 

ORGANOGENESIS 

see  also  Organ  culture 


biochemistry 
Echinoidea 

effect  of  antimetabolites, 
Rodentia 


KISCHER 
D'ASARO 


DEGENHARDT 
KLEINEBRECHT 

isogenic  subcellular  tissue 

fractions,    Rodentia  STERN 

—  —  TEM,    Rodentia  KOCHER 

X-irradiation,    Rodentia  DEGENHARDT 

endodermal    organs  MIKAMI 

growth   control.   Mammalia  ARGYRIS 

Homo  MENKES 

homologous  inhibition  by  tissue  extracts, 

Aves  THOMPSON 

in    vitro,    Dictyoptera  BULLIERE 

Isopoda  STR6MBERG 

Lagomorpha  GOTTSCHEWSKI 

ZIMMERMANN 
Mollusca  D'ASARO 

organ    size,    control,    Aves  HALL 

postnatal,  role  of  posture,  Rodentia  FANGHaNEL 

SCHUMACHER 
proteins,   soluble,   Rodentia  SERMAN 

SKREB 
Rodentia  GOTTSCHEWSKI 

ZIMMERMANN 
role  of  enzyme  induction  in  growth 

control,    Rodentia  ARGYRIS 

stimulation   by   tumours,   Mammalia  ARGYRIS 

OSSIFICATION 
see  Skeleton 


OSTEOGENESIS 

see  Skeleton 

OVARY 

see  also  Gonad(s) 

cell   dynamics   &   function,   Rodentia  PETERS 

comparative  histology,  Dermoptera,  Primates  DUKE 
effect  of  maternal  irradiation,  Rodentia  PETERS 
female-sterile  mutants,  phenogenetics, 

Diptera  BENDER 

follicle  atresia,  reeulation,  Chondrostei, 

Teleostei  FALEEVA 

—  development,  role  of  pituitary  gonado- 
tropins,  Artiodactyla,    Rodentia        ROBERTSON 

—  growth,  effect  of  testosterone  & 

gestagen,    Rodentia  N0RBAEK 

PEDERSEN 
follicular   fluid.   Homo  KRAICER 

Mammalia  HADJUSKI 

maturation,  effect  of  hormones,  Diptera  ADAMS 
mesonephric    tumours.    Homo  SZAMBORSKI 

organ  culture.   Mammalia  BIGGERS 

origin  of  asymmetry,  blastoderm  in  vitro, 

Aves  LEPORI 

physiology,    Hemiptera  ESCHENBERG 

protein  synthesis  in  vitro,  Anura,  Rodentia  FORD 
role  of  hormones  in  development, 

Rodentia  PETERS 

secretions,   Homo,    Rodentia  STERN 

self-differentiation,    Crustacea  BERREUR 

CHARNIAUX 

FRIED 

transplantation,    Diptera  HALFER 

unusual    organelles,    Aves  PRESS 

OVIDUCT 

cell  types,  ultrastructural  cytochemistry, 

Amphibia  BERTOLINI 

descriptive  &  experimental  embryology, 

Anura  GIRARD 

effect   of   hormones,    Aves  SCHIMKE 

epithelium,  electron  microscopy  &  cytochemistry, 

Carnivora,    Homo,    Rodentia  JIRSOVA 

histochemistry,   Homo  THIERY 

organ   culture.   Mammalia  BIGGERS 

ovalbumin  synthesis,  induction  by  steroids, 

Aves  PALMITER 

SCHIMKE 
relation   with   oocyte,    Amphibia  HUMPHRIES 

secretion  of  fertilization  factor, 

Anura  BUDEGUER 

secretions,  after  ovariectomy  &  hormone 

injection,    Lagomorpha  HAMNER 

— ,  effect  on  sperm  metabolism,  fertilizing 

ability  &  blastocyst  development, 

Lagomorpha  HAMNER 

— ,  fluorescence    microscopy,    Anura  SHAVER 

— ,  Homo,    Rodentia  STERN 

— ,  Mammalia  ECKSTEIN 

tubular   gland  morphogenesis,  Aves  WRENN 

oviPosmoN 

see  Egg(s) 

see  also  Reproduction  (sexual) 

OVULATION 

see  Egg(s) 

OVULE 

see  Plant  embryology 

OXYGEN 

effect  on  hydrocephalus, 

Rodentia  CHAMBERLAIN 

pressure,  effect  on  egg  &  larva,  Teleostei  BRAUM 

—  increase,  effect  on  embryonic  blood 
composition,    Lagomorpha  GROTE 

relation  with  DNA  content,  fibroblast, 
Aves  MUSY 

toxic  effect  on  blood  islands  &  cardio- 
vascular  system,   Aves  KELSO 

OXYGEN  CONSUMPTION 

see  Respiration 

PALATE 

see  Mouth 

PANCREAS 

DNA  synthesis  &  differentiation  in  vitro, 

Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

electron    microscopy,    Rodentia  PERRIER 

endocrine  cells,  Aves  DRUKKER 


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—  function    in    fetus,    Rodentia  FELIX 

JACQUOT 
SUTTER 
— ,  pathology,    Aves  HUNT 

endoderm  in  vitro,  reassociated  with  hetero- 
logous mesenchyme,  enzymes, 

Axes  DIETERLEN 

epithelio-mesenchymal  relationships, 

Vertcbrata  GROBSTEIN 

exocrine  cells,  induction  &  differentiation, 

Rodentia  WESSELLS 

functional  development,  fine  structure, 

Aves  DOSSEL 

growth    &    differentiation,    Aves  LAWRENCE 

inductive  interactions  in  vitro,  synthesis  of 

macromolecules,    Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

insular  tissue,  electron  microscopy, 

Rodentia  DE  HOYOS 

insulin,    Aves,    Rodentia  COALSON 

morphogenesis  in  vitro,  extracellular  materials, 

Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

ultrastructure,  metamorphosis,  Anura     BEAUMONT 

PARABIOSIS 

blood    cell    chimerism,    Anura  VOLPE 


PARATHYROID  GLAND 

seasonal   changes,    Anura 
Urodela 

PARTHENOGENESIS 

Acari 

activation,    Echinoidea 
aged   eggs,    Tunicata 
artificial,    Echinoidea 


— ,  Lepidoptera 

chromosomal  regulation  by  cold. 

Amphibia 
cytology,    Turbellaria 
embryogenesis,    Cladocera 


BOSCHWITZ 
KOECKE 


PIJNACKER 
RUNNSTR6M 
FARINELLA 
ISHIKAWA 
SUGIYAMA 
ASTAUROV 


ROSTAND 

BENAZZI 

BETTANIN 

DELLA   GROCE 

paedogenesis,  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

Diptera  WENT 

— ,  morphology,  physiology  &  cytology, 

Diptera  CAMENZIND 

Phasmidoptera  PIJNACKER 

protein   synthesis,   Diptera  BIER 

pseudogamy,    Turbellaria  BENAZZI 

PATHOLOGY  (developmental) 
see  also  Anomalies;  Bacteria;  Malformations; 
Teratogenesis;  Virus(es) 

abortions,    cytogenetics.    Homo  KAJII 

SANDAHL 
— ,  spontaneous  &  induced,  karyotype. 

Homo  MAKINO 

— ,  — ,  karyotype,  Homo  SASAKI 

— ,  — ,  — ,  isozymes.    Homo  PAWLOWITZKI 

action  of  blastotoxic  chemicals, 

Vertebrata  SEGAL 

anatomy,    Homo  MIKAMO 

atrophy   of   embryo.    Homo  PASSAPONTI 

Aves  ROMANOFF 

bacterial  infection,  role  of  placenta  &  fetal 

membranes,    Rodentia  FEDINEC 

caused  by  medicinal  plants,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  PERSAUD 

cell  physiological  mechanisms, 

Amphibia  DUSPIVA 

chromosomes,    fetus,    Homo  MIKAMO 

— ,  sex,    newborns.    Homo  MIKAMO 

developmental   systems  SHANKLIN 

early  embryonic  mortality,  influence  of 

hormone  imbalance,  Artiodactyla  TORRES 

effect  of  anti-kidney  serum,  immuno- 
fluorescence,   Rodentia  GEBHARDT 

chemicals,    Rodentia  HOSHINO 

KAMEYAMA 
embryotoxic  agents  on  blastocyst, 

Lagomorpha  HAY 

environmental    factors,    Teleostei       PETERS 

excess  nutrients,   Aves  GOLDIE 

reduced  atmospheric  pressure, 

Rodentia  KAMEYAMA 

embryo  resorption,  Rodentia  KLEINEBRECHT 
embryonic,   Aves  SAN  DOR 

—  death  due  to  altered  sperm  viability, 

Artiodactyla,    Lagomorpha,    Rodentia      ULBERG 

,  radiation-induced,    Hymenoptera  AMY 

— ,  Homo  BERNDORFER 


experimental    diabetes.    Mammalia  MERCIER 

TUCHMANN 
extra-embryonic  fluids  &  plasma, 

Aves  ABRAMOVICI 

5-fluoro-2-deoxy-cytidine,  effect  on  early 

organ  primordia,   Rodentia  DEGENHARDT 

heart,    bone,    Artiodactyla  NIE 

hemolytic  disease,  immunological  factors, 

Primates,    Rodentia  VOLKOVA 

Homo  BAGINSKI 

SINGH 
TESTA 
hypoxia,  intra-uterine,  chemistry  of  blood. 

Homo  THIERY 

infections  of  fetus  &  placenta.  Homo  FLAMM 
inherited  abnormalities,  prevention  by 

drugs,    Rodentia  KONYUKHOV 

karyotype.    Homo  MAKINO 

melanotic    embryo.    Homo  BOSSY 

mesonephric  tumours  of  uterus  & 

ovary,   Homo  SZAMBORSKI 

mortality,  embryonic,  relation  with  res- 
piration of  egg,  Artiodactyla  TORRES 
necrotic  areas.  Homo  ILIES 
nervous  system,  fetal  irradiation. 

Mammalia  RUGH 

neuroglia,  postnatal  injury, 

Carnivora  FLEISCHHAUER 

neuromuscular   mutant,   Rodentia  McNUTT 

octosporeosis,    Diptera  KRAMER 

pancreas,    endocrine,    Aves  HUNT 

placenta,    histochemistry.   Homo  IVEMARK 

prenatal,    Aves  MENKES 

—  mortality,  Artiodactyla  BRADEN 
Rodentia  MOSER 

TORO 
WAELSCH 
spinal  cord,  glucose-6-phosphate  dehydro- 
genase, effect  of  maternal  hyper- 
adrenocorticalism,    Rodentia  HOAR 

spirochaets,  transmission  via  ovary  to 

offspring,    Acarina  AESCHLIMANN 

GEIGY 

testis,  spermatogonia!  deficiency,  Klinefelter 

syndrome.    Homo  MIKAMO 

toxemia,   placental  vessels.   Homo  VARMA 

uterine  mucosa,  stroma.  Homo  SZAMBORSKI 
virus-induced    abnormalities.    Homo      KOSKIMIES 

SAXEN 

—  infection  of  blastocyst,  Lagomorpha  FLAMM 
X-irradiation,  effect  on  early  organ 

primordia,  Rodentia  DEGENHARDT 

PATTERN  FORMATION 

see  Organization 

PELVIC  GIRDLE 

see  Skeleton 

PEPTIDES 

see  Proteins 

PERITONEUM 

see  Body  cavities 

PERIVITELLINE  FLUID 

see  Egg(s) 

PERMEABILITY 

osmoregulation,  Anura 

— ,  Anura,     Urodela 

PHARMACOLOGY 

see  Drug(s) 

PHARYNX 

see  also  Branchial  region;  Mouth 

mechanism    of    formation,    Turbellaria  KIDO 

regeneration,  influence  of  tissue  &  organ 

extracts,    Turbellaria  ZILLER 

PHENOCOPIES 

Aves  LANDAUER 

chemical,    Diptera  TAKAYA 

heat  shock,  pupal  stage,  action  of 

modifiers,    Diptera  MOHLER 

Polydactyly,  TEM  treatment,  Rodentia  KOCHER 
rumpless,  histology  &  factors  involved, 

Aves  GOLDIE 


LOEFFLER 

L0VTRUP 

HAGLUND 


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PHOSPHORUS 

PHYSICAL  FACTORS 

see  specific  physical  agents;  Biophysics 

PHYSIOLOGY  (developmental) 

see  Embryology   (experimental);   Embryology 

(physiological) 
see  also  Development 

PIGMENT(ATION) 

see  also  Chromatophore(s);   Melanophore(s); 

Neural  crest 
carotenoids,   reproductive  cycle,   Crustacea     HORN 
coloiu-   pattern,  Anura  LA   SPINA 

development  &  endocrinology, 

Amphibia  BAGNARA 

eye,  biochemistry,  genetic  control, 

Lepidoptera  MUTH 

genetics,    Rodentia  FOSTER 

granules,  morphology  &  biochemistry, 

Teleostei  MATSUMOTO 

iris,    depigmentation    control,    Urodela  REESE 

melanin   formation,   Aves  KOECKE 

melanogenesis,   Anura  LYNN 

morphology,    chemistry,    Pisces  MORI 

neural   crest,   Aves  KOECKE 

pattern,    genetic   control,    Urodela  BRICK 

regenerating   appendages,   Crustacea  RANGA 

Rodentia  KOROTCHKIN 

role   of   pteridines,    Teleostei  MATSUMOTO 

role   of  pterin   derivatives.   Amphibia  OBIKA 

Urodela  KOROTCHKIN 

PINEAL  ORGAN 

Amira  AOTO 

Aves  AMONS 

culture,    Aves  AMONS 

development  &  function,  comparative  study, 

Vertebrata  OKSCHE 

electron  microscopy,  Aves,  Mammalia, 

Re  pt  ilia  COLLIN 

enzymes,    Aves  THILLARD 

experimental  morphology,  Bovidae  VENZKE 

extirpation,  effect  on  postembryonic 

development,    Teleostei  PFLUGFELDER 

funtion   &    structure,   Aves  SPIROFF 

interaction  with  hypophysis  &  gonads, 

in    vitro,    Rodentia  LOMBARD 

morphogenesis    &    physiology,    Aves  VENZKE 

ultrastructure,  Carnivora,  Primates    WARTENBERG 

PITUITARY 

see  Hypophysis 

PLACENTA(TION) 

see  also  Blastocyst;  Embryo-maternal  relation- 
ships; Pregnancy 

anatomy   &   pathology.    Homo  IVEMARK 

STRATFORD 

autoradiography  &  histochemistry. 

Mammalia  RITSCHARD 

blood  vessels,  relation  to  physiological 

exchange,   Artiodactyla,   Perissodact)>Ui    STEVEN 

carbohydrate    metabolism.   Mammalia        WALKER 

Cetacea  HARRISON 

circulation.    Homo,    Primates  MARTIN 

PANIGEL 

comparative  histophysiology,  protein  transfer. 
Mammalia  ANDERSON 

—  study,    Mammalia  RAZEK 

STRAUSS 
control  by  hormones,  in  vitro,  Homo  BAKER 
cytochemistry,    Rodentia  BULMER 

decidual  reaction,  ultrastructure. 

Mammalia  SANANES 

decidualization,  (pseudo)pregnancy, 

Carnivora,    Rodentia  ORSINI 

— ,  Rodentia  DE    FEO 

development  &  blood   flow.   Primates   REYNOLDS 

—  &    physiology,    Rodentia  KIRBY 
DNA  synthesis,  Rodentia                        BACCARINI 

REZENDE 
SCHREIBER 
Edentata  BENIRSCHKE 

effect  of  deleterious  compounds,  cyto- 
chemistry,   ultrastructure,    Rodentia      WEISHEIT 

hypervitaminosis    Dj,    Rodentia  NEBEL 

teratogens  on  function,  biophysics, 

histochemistry,   autoradiography,   electron 
microscopy,    Rodentia  KERNIS 


electron  microscopy,  histochemistiy. 

Homo,    Mammalia  VACEK 

,  Cetacea,    Pinnipedia  YOUNG 

experimental    study,    Rodentia  REVESZ 

giant   cells,    aging,    in   vitro,   Rodentia      DORGAN 

,  Rodentia  ORSINI 

growth,  hormonal  control,  biochemistry, 

Rodentia  ASAMI 

hemochorial,  transport  of  insulin  & 

cyclamate.    Primates  REYNOLDS 

histochemistry.   Homo  RIMNICEANU 

THIERY 
histochemistry  &  ultrastructure, 

Rodentia  TIBBITTS 

Hofbauer  cells,  ultrastructure  &  cytochemistry, 

Carnivora,   Homo,   Rodentia  KOMINKOVA 

Homo  HAMILTON 

SCHRAMM 
in  intergeneric  hybrids,  pathology, 

Artiodactyla  HANCOCK 

intervillous   space   pressure,   Primates  RAMSEY 

Mammalia  DAVIES 

maternal,   circulation.   Homo,   Primates     DONNER 

MISENHEIMER 
RAMSEY 
membrane,  electron  microscopy, 

Rodentia  HERNANDEZ 

morphology  &  zymograms  in  twins. 

Homo  THIERY 

pathology,  Homo,  Primates,  Rodentia  PANIGEL 
— ,  lipid   histochemistry.   Homo  IVEMARK 

— ,  syncytial    cells,    Homo  NEBEL 

perfused,  effect  of  gonadotropins  on  steroid 

synthesis  &  glycogenolysis.  Homo  CEDARD 
perfusion,  passage  of  vital  dyes. 

Homo  SCHNEIDER 

—  studies.  Homo,  Primates,  Rodentia  PANIGEL 
physiology,  Marsupialia  RENFREE 
Pinnipedia  HARRISON 
Primates  BUTLER 
relation  with  ovary  &  uterus, 

Rodentia  GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 
TAYLOR 
routes  of  bacterial  infection, 

Rodentia  FEDINEC 

size,  relation  to  fetal  growth. 

Mammalia  NAAKTGEBOREN 

STEGEMAN 
steroids,    Artiodactyla,    Edentata  BRINCK 

structure,  development  &  vascularization, 

Homo,    Primates  RAMSEY 

— ,  in   vitro,    Homo  BAKER 

syncytial  cells,  structure  &  function, 

in    vitro.    Homo  KASPI 

LONDON 
NEBEL 
tissue  relations,  physical  &  physiological, 

Artiodactyla  ALEXANDER 

transfer  of  muscle  relaxants,  Rodentia  JACOBS 
ultrastructure.  Homo,  Primates, 

Rodentia  PANIGEL 

vessels,  toxemia,  malformations,  multiple 

births.    Homo  VARMA 

yolk  sac,  autophagic  area,  cytochemistry, 

Rodentia  WEISHEIT 

PLACODE(S) 

see  also  Sense  organs 

PLANT  EMBRYOLOGY 
&  MORPHOGENESIS 

(experimental  &  physiological) 

see  also  Unicellular  organisms 
aggregation  centres,  inductive  action, 

chemotaxis,    Acrasiales  GERISCH 

—  hormones,  chemistry, 

Acrasiales  PANNBACKER 

apex,  vegetative  &  reproductive,  histo- 

&  cytochemistry  DE  FOSSARD 

apical   dominance,    auxin   movement  SCOTT 

—  meristem  SEAGO 

,  explantation  SAGAWA 

auxin  &  cytokinin,  effect  on  embryo  FRAGATA 
biochemistry   &   cytology,   Phaeophvta  BOUCK 

Bryophyta  BOPP 

callus   cells,    in   vitro  HACCIUS 

—  from  floral  apex,  formation  &  bud 
differentiation  HINDMAN 

—  growth,  differentiation  in  tissue  cultures, 
mutants  HARTE 


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cell  contacts  &  differentiation, 

Acrasiales  GERISCH 

—  movement,    Acrasiales  KAHN 

—  surface,  incorporation  of  polysaccharide 
precursors,   biochemistry,   autoradiography, 
Acrasiales  BURNSIDE 

—  wall   differentiation  WERZ 

formation   in   mitosis  DAUWALDER 

,  ultrastiucture  HEYN 

cellular  differentiation  in  vitro,  nuclear 

aspects  PARTANEN 
,  sequence  of  gene-controlled  enzyme 

synthesis,   Acrasiales  FRANCIS 

chemotaxis,  cell  aggregation  &  differen- 
tiation. Acrasiales  KONIJN 
chloroplast  development  HASELKORN 
chromosomes,  molecular  structure  during 

genetic    activity  GAY 

coenobial  forms,  Chlorophyceae  MILLINGTON 
control  of  morphogenesis  &  differentiation. 

Acrasiales  KAHN 
development  of  specific  gibberellins, 

Ascomycetes  SPECTOR 

crown   gall   development  BOPP 

cyclic  AMP,  effect  on  ion  transport, 

Acrasiales  FRANCIS 

CHI 
cytokinesis  in  earlv  gametophyte,  Filicinae  PRAY 
development  MUNROE 

—  of  branching  filaments,  computer 

simulation.    Algae,    Fungi  LINDENMAYER 

—  of  cultured  tissues  NORSTOG 
— ,  vegetative  &  reproductive,  Hepaticae  JONES 
developmental  biochemistry  &  genetics, 

Acrasiales  LOOMIS 

—  genetics,   Ascomycetes  BRODY 

—  — ,  Eumycetozoina  KERR 
,  Hepaticae                                                     STERN 

—  physiology  CHEN 

,  Acrasiales  GREGG 

differentiation  in  colonial  forms, 

Chlorophyceae  HOBBS 

effect  of  alkaloids  &  steroids  on  differentiation 

of  tissue  cultures  STETLER 
exogeneous    DNA  LEDOUX 

—  on  embryo  of  growth  factors,  anti- 
mitotics,  radiomimetics,   X-irradiation   HACCIUS 

electron  microscopy,  Acrasiales, 

Phycomycetes  HOHL 

embryogenesis  LAKSHMANAN 

—  &  germination,  electron 

microscopy  MOLLENHAUER 

embryology,  tissue  culture  &  electron 

microscopy  NORSTOG 

embryonic  growth  &  differentiation. 

factors  LA  CROIX 

environmental  factors  inducing  morpho- 
genesis,   Rhodophyta  RAMUS 

enzyme    activities    during    germination      AUGSTEN 

experimental  developmental  morpho- 
logy DeMAGGIO 

JACOBS 

—  embryology  LAKSHMANAN 
— •  morphogenesis,  tissue  culture, 

histochemistry  BABA 

ROBERTS 
fertilization   &  embryogenesis  FISHER 

floral  induction,  effect  of  deoxyriboside  base 

analogues  &   photoperiod  BROWN 

—  morphogenesis,   meristem  metabolism      BROWN 

—  organs,   differentiation,   protein 

changes  HINDMAN 

flower   initiation,   physiology  de  FOSSARD 

flowering,    biochemical    mechanism  TRIONE 

gametogenesis,  fertilization  &  early 

development,  electron  microscopy, 

Chlorophyceae  URBAN 

gametophytes,  juvenile  sporophytes, 

Filicinae  PRAY 

genetic  studies,  Acrasiales  SUSSMAN 

germinating    seedling,    growth  SEAGO 

growth,    effect    of    sterols,    Fungi  NORMAN 

—  substances,  morphogenetic  reactions  of 
varieties  KIERMAYER 

histochemistry  of  differentiation  at  muhi- 

cellular  level,  Acrasiales  PANNBACKER 

histodifferentiation   in   vitro  CLUTTER 

SUSSEX 

histogenesis   in    vitro  SUSSEX 

histone  synthesis  &  function  in  sperm, 
Hepaticae  BLOCH 


I  A  A,  molecular  basis  for  mode  of 

action  GALSTON 

irregular  embryogenesis,  correlation  with 

embryogenesis   in   vitro  LAKSHMANAN 

leaf  morphogenesis,  interaction  between 

genes    &    environment  HARTE 

leaves,    vein    system,    Filicinae  PRAY 

lethal  mutants,  genetics  &  physiology  MiiLLER 
light  absorption,  role  of  phytochrome  GALSTON 
— ,  effect  on   germination  MAEDA 

— , morphogenesis,    Characeae  MAEDA 

—  regulated  development  KLEIN 
meiotic  development,   DNA   synthesis            HOITA 

STERN 
membrane  system  of  cells,  changes  during 

differentiation  BAL 

mitosis.    Fungi  FULLER 

morphogenesis  of  phyllotactic  patterns, 

Pteridophyta,    Spermatophyta      LINDENMAYER 

—  troughout  life  cycle,  Eumycetozoina  KERR 
morphogenetic  movement  &  cell  adhesion, 

Acrasiales  GARROD 

&    differentiation,    Acrasiales  BONNER 

motile   cells,   Phycomycetes  FULLER 

mutants  causing  developmental  defects, 

Acrasiales  GERISCH 

organ  &  cell  differentiation,  hormonal 

effects  JACOBS 
osmotic  gradients,  ovule  &  embryo  RYCZKOWSKI 
ovule  formation  SAGAWA 
pH  of  embryo  &  surrounding  sap  RYCZKOWSKI 
photobiology  in  development.  Algae  BUTLER 
photomorphogenic  action  spectra  BROWN 
phytochrome  in  development  BUTLER 
pollen  tube  growth  SAGAWA 
, ,  protein  &  RNA 

synthesis  MASCARENHAS 

primary  wall  constituents,  autoradiography, 

histochemistry  LEFFINGWELL 

propagules,  factors  controlling  development  SMITH 
protein  changes  in  apex,  photoperiodic 

induction  HINDMAN 

—  secretion  &  cell  wall  formation  CHRISPEELS 
protonema,  morphogenesis,  Bryophyta  BOPP 
pseudoplasmodium,  analysis  of  differentiation, 

Acrasiales  FRANCIS 

HUNTER 
radiation  effects  in  relation  to  senescence 

&  cell  death,   Gymnospermae  BERLYN 

regulatory  mechanisms  in  cultured  cells  MILLS 
relation  between  metabolism  & 

development  AUGSTEN 

reproduction,  light  induction,  part,  interaction 

with   temperature,   Fungi  LEACH 

RNA    metabolism,    Chlorophyceae  KOCHERT 

root  regeneration  from  hypocotyl, 

Gymnospermae  GREENWOOD 

—  tip  growth,  effect  of  methylated 

xanthines  CHENEY 

sap  surrounding  embryo,  osmotic  value, 

physiological   activity    &   pH  RYCZKOWSKI 

seed   development,  physiology  MAY 

— ,  control    of    hydration  SMITH 

sexual  development,  effect  of  sterols. 

Fungi  NORMAN 

—  induction,  Chlorophyceae  KOCHERT 
shoot  apex  &  leaf,   morphogenesis      MILLINTON 

—  growth,  DNA  synthesis  BOPP 
spore  formation,  sporogenic  substances 

P310.   Fungi  LEACH 

sporeUng,  morphogenesis,  Characeae  IMAHORI 
sporulation,  growth  &  differentiation, 

biochemistry,   Myxomycetae  RUSCH 

— ,  light-induced,  biochemical  mechanism, 

Fungi  TRIONE 

subcellular  components,  protein  synthesis, 

Acrasiales  CECCARINI 

teratogenesis   &   pathology  CHEN 

tissue    culture,    embryos   &   tissues  HACCIUS 

—  development,  Golgi  complex, 

cell  walls  DAUWALDER 

—  differentiation,  interaction  with  organelle 
development  &  experimental 

modification  KEPHART 

WHALEY 

tracheary  elements,  differentiation,  in  vitro, 
hormonal  control  FINE 

ultrastructural   changes  PERRY 

during    growth,    Conjugales  WADDINGTON 

vascular  connection  between  main  &  lateral 
roots  SEAGO 

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PLANT  EMBRYOLOGY  (contd.) 
wall  polysaccharides,  Golgi- 

mediated  LEFFINGWELL 

PLEURA 

see  Body  cavities 

POLAR  BODIES 

see  Egg(s) 

POLARITY 

see  Gradient(s);  Symmetry 

POLE  CELLS 

see  Germ  cells  (primordial) 

POLYEMBRYONY 

^ves  KNJAZEVA 

experimental,  orientation,    Aves                         LUTZ 

— ,  Teleostei  LUTZ 

Turbellaria  KOSCIELSKI 

POLYMORPHISM  (insects,  including  caste 

determination) 
caste   determination,    Isoptera  BANERJEE 

diploid   drones,   Hymenoptera  WOYKE 

environmental   factors,    Homoptera  LEES 

Homoptera  LAMPEL 

queen  determination,  biochemistry  of  queens 

&   workers,    Hymenoptera  REMBOLD 

—  determining  substance  in  royal  jelly, 

Hymenoptera  REMBOLD 

wing,    Homoptera  KISIMOTO 

POLYPEPTIDES 

see  Proteins 

POLYPLOIDY 

determinism,    cytology,    Turbellaria  BENAZZI 

DNA   content,   Anitra  LAVALLE 

experimental,    Lepidoptera  ASTAUROV 
triploid  intersexes,  genital  apparatus, 

Diptera  LAUGE 

Turbellaria  BENAZZI 

POLYSACCHARIDES 

see  Carbohydrate(s) 

POSTEMBRYONIC  DEVELOPMENT 

see  Development  (postembryonic,  fetal) 

POTENCY 

see  Embryology  (experimental) 

see  also  Determination;  Organization;  Regulation 

PREGNANCY 

see  also  Embryo-maternal  relationships; 

Placenta(tion) 
alloxan-diabetes,   Rodentia  HUNT 

blood,  amniotic  &  intervillous  space  pressures. 

Primates  RAMSEY 

changes   in   uterine   vessels,    Rodentia  ORSINI 

corpus  luteum,  factors  controlling  life, 

Rodentia  ORSINI 

cortisone,    Rodentia  MERCIER 

decidualiziation,    Carnivora,    Rodentia  ORSINI 

early,    Rodentia  WILSON 

effect  of   antimitotic   agents,   Rodentia      MERCIER 

TUCHMANN 

chemicals,  Lagomorpha,  Rodentia    HARPER 

enzymes  in  maternal  blood.  Homo         ROBINSON 
estrogens,    Carnivora  BRINCK 

experimental    diabetes.    Mammalia  MERCIER 

TUCHMANN 
immunology,    Rodentia  BILLINGTON 

JAMES 
maintenance,  effect  of  deleterious  compounds, 

Rodentia  WEISHEIT 

pseudo-,  decidualiziation,  Carnivora, 

Rodentia  ORSINI 

— ,  Mamamlia  DIAMOND 

Teleostei  CHAMBOLLE 

virus,    Rodentia  ROUX 

vitamin   Di;    toxicosis,    Rodentia  ORNOY 

PRIMITIVE  STREAK 

see  also  Blastoderm 

fate  of  different  parts,  tracer  study, 

Aves  NICOLET 

Hensen's  node,  inductive  power,  effect  of 

actinomycin,    A  ves  G ALLERA 


,  role  in  somite  differentiation, 

Aves  NICOLET 

inductive   capacity,   Aves  G ALLERA 

role  in  body  formation,  Aves,  Mammalia    VACEK 

PRIMORDIAL  GERM  CELLS 

see  Germ  cells  (primordial) 

PROLIFERATION 

see  Mitosis 

PRONEPHRIC  DUCT 

see  Urogenital  system 

PRONEPHROS 

see  Kidney(s) 

PROSPECTIVE  MAPS 

see  Embryology  (experimental) 

PROTEIN(S)  (incl.  Peptides  &  Polypeptides) 
actin-like,   egg,   Echinoidea  MIKI 

albumen  uptake,  embryo,  immunofluorescence. 

Gastropoda  ARNOLDS 

a-2-macroglobulin,  development  & 

regeneration,    Rodentia  HEIM 

basic,  electrophoresis  &  immunophoresis, 

early  development,  Echinoidea, 

Tunicata  DAVENPORT 

— ,  embryo,    Vrodela  IMOH 

— ,  oogenesis,  autoradiography,  electron 

microscopy,    Echinoidea  SANCHEZ 

— ,  —  &  early  development, 

Echinoidea  BaCKSTRoM 

blood,  genetics  &  physiology,  Insecta  EGELHAAF 
brain  ANDERSON 

cell  membrane,  normal  &  cancer  cells, 

Aves,    Rodentia  GOLDHOR 

central  nervous  system,  Aves  McCALLION 

changes  in  development,  Anura, 

Echinoidea  SPIEGEL 

early  development,  Anura     STANISSTREET 

chromosomal,   Aves  HUANG 

comb,   electrophoresis,   Aves  LAWRENCE 

contractile,    biosynthesis   &    assembly    FISCHMAN 
controlling  RNA  synthesis,  eye  lens  fibre 

cells,    Artiodactyla  ELMER 

cortical    contractile,    mitosis,    Echinoidea        SAKAI 
differentiation,    Amphibia,    Insecta  DUSPIVA 

— ,  cytochemistry,  electrophoresis, 

Urodela  GASSER 

— ,  disc-electrophoresis.    Gastropoda  DONGEN 

early  development,  Anostraca,  Echinoidea  HULTIN 

—  stages.    Amphibia  MACELA 

MACHA 
PALECEK 
ROMANOVSKY 
egg,  composition,  radio-isotope  study, 

Insecta  ANGELS 

—  &  hemolymph,  Insecta  KOCH 
embryonic  cells,  subcellular  components, 

Amphibia  MASUl 

—  &   yolk,    biochemistry,    Teleostei     YAMAGAMI 
epigenetic  &  genetic  ontrol,  cell  differentiation, 

Vertebrata  WHITT 

eye   lens,   crystallins,   Anura  McDEVITT 

,  electrophoresis,    Rodentia        KONYUKHOV 

,  immunology  &  immunochemistry, 

Aves,    Homo  DOORENMAALEN 

,  regulation,    Anura,    Aves  CAMPBELL 

CLAYTON 
TRUMAN 

,  Vertebrata  BRAHMA 

heme  DALLMAN 

hemolymph,  metamorphosis,  biochemistry, 

Hymenoptera  LENSKY 

— ,  reproductive    cycle,   Crustacea  HORN 

immunochemistry,    Teleostei  LAALE 

interaction  with  nucleic  acid,  early  devel- 
opment,  Echinoidea  IMMERS 
Lepidoptera  EICHER 
metabolic  changes  in  primary  induction, 

Urodela  KAWAKAMI 

metabolism.    Amphibia  TIEDEMANN 

— ,  epidermal    apical   cap,    Vrodela  DARDA 

—  in   differentiation.   Amphibia  FAULHABER 
explanted  embryo  in  relation  to  growth 

&    differentiation,    Aves  KLEIN 

— ,  larval,    Trematoda  GILBERTSON 

microtubules,  immunology  &  thiol-disulfide 

exchange,    Echinoidea  KIMURA 

mitotic   apparatus,   egg,   Echinoidea  MIKI 


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mucoproteins  in  fetal  skin.  Homo  GIANNETTI 
nervous  tissue,  synapses,  Veriebrata  KORNGUTH 
neural   retina,   Aves  SCHWARTZ 

nuclear  &  cytoplasmic,  synthesis,  liver  in 

vitro,  hormone  influence,  Rodentia       MALPOIX 
nucleoproteins,  atypical,  larval  development, 

Diptera  RASCH 

oocyte,  uptake  &  deposition,  Orthoptera  KUNZ 
optic  lobes,  eyeless  animals,  Aves  MARCHISIO 
organ-specific,    kidney,    Aves  CROISILI.F. 

parotid    gland,    Rodentia  REDMAN 

passage  from  motlier  into  early  embryo, 

Lagomorpha  KULANGARA 

pattern  changes  in  yolk  system, 

Coleoptera  KuTHE 

— ,  Diptera  HuRLIMANN 

peptides,   Diptera  BuHLER 

plasma,  synthesis  in  clonal  liver  cells. 

Primates,    Rodentia  KAIGHN 

polypeptides,  conformational  changes  in 

morphogenesis  WERZ 

polytene   chromosomes,    Diptera  CAVE 

produced  in  presence  of  RNA  inhibitors, 

in    vitro,    Echinoidea  COUSINEAU 

quantitative  cytochemistry,  induction  & 

differentiation,    Vertebrata  VAHS 

regeneration.    Amphibia  ANTON 

ribosomal,  regulation,  biochemistry,  auto- 
radiography,   Diptera  KIEFER 
role  in  spicule  calcification  &  synthesis, 

Echinoidea 
salivary   gland   chromosomes,   Diptera 
serum,   Artiodactyla,   Rodentia 
— ,  Aves,    Rodentia 
soluble,    organogenesis,   Rodentia 


ELLIS 
KATO 
PAGF. 
HEIM 
SERMAN 
SKREB 


ROLLINS 
KARLSSON 


IMBERSKI 


WYATT 
BUTROS 


stage-specific,  cell  &  organ  culture 

Anura 
,  immunology  &  biochemistry, 

Artiodactyla 

—  &  tissue  specific,  Diptera, 
Lepidoptera 

synthesis,  action  of  hormones  &  meta 

morphosis,    Lepidoptera 

RNA,    Echinoidea 

activation   during   cleavage,   Echinoidea      WILT 
after    cortical   lesions,    Anura  BRACKET 

Anura  CASTON 

associated  with  neural  &  endo-meso- 

dermal   competence,    Urodela  SAAG 

cell    aggregation.   Amphibia,    Aves  GRUNZ 

—  differentiation   in   vitro,   Aves      COLEMAN 
ciliar  morphogenesis  &  regeneration, 

blastula  &  gastrula,  Annelida, 

Echinoidea  AUCLAIR 

differentiating  cells,  E.M.   autoradio- 
graphy.   Amphibia  JACOB 
early    development,    Echinoidea             GIUDICE 
,  Gastropoda                                   COLLIER 

—  stages.   Gastropoda  BIGGELAAR 

—  — ,  Insecta 

,  Rodentia 

Echinoidea 

effect  of  hormones,  postembryonic, 

Dictyoptera,    Diptera 
egg,   Echinoidea 
eggs   &   embryos,    Echinoidea 
embryo,  biochemistry,  in  vivo  & 

in  vitro,  Echinoidea  INFANTE 
— ,  Echinoidea  HUMPHREYS 
eye  lens,  Aves  ZINN 
in  vitro,   control,   Aves       BRAVERMAN 

—  —  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

Artiodactyla,    Aves  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

inhibitors,  developmental  effects, 
Echinoidea 

-,  effects  on  early  development, 
Teleostei 

—  in  vitro,  polysome  formation  &  break 
down,    Anostraca 

— ,  lens  induction  &  differentiation, 
Aves,   Rodentia 

— ,  limb    regeneration,    Urodela 

— ,  localization  during  cleavage,  auto- 
radiography.   Gastropoda 

— ,  metamorphosis,  role  of  ecdysone, 
Diptera 

— ,  normal  &  lobeless  embryos. 

Gastropoda  TEITELMAN 

— ,  oocyte,   Anura  HORTON 

— ,  oogenesis  &  early  development, 

Diptera  BIER 


SCHNETTER 

MOLINARO 

MONROY 

SHAAYA 

IKEDA 

IVERSON 


CHENEY 
BATTLE 


CLEGG 


ZWAAN 
DARDA 


WAL 
SEKERIS 


— , ,  Echiuroidea,    Gastropoda        GOULD 

— ,  ovary    in   vitro,    Anura,    Rodentia  FORD 

— ,  polytene  chromosomes,  normal  & 

infected    larvae,    Diptera  PA  VAN 

— ,  queens  &  workers,  Hymenoptera  REMBOLD 
— ,  regional  differentiation,  Anura, 

Urodela  LANDESMAN 

— ,  regulation  WOOL 

— ,  — ,  egg  &  embryo,  Echinoidea  PIATIGORSKY 
— ,  relation  with  free  amino  acid  pool, 

Teleostei,    Urodela  CRAWFORD 

— , morphogenesis,  tracer  studies, 

Echinoidea  GEZELIUS 

— ,  reticulocytes,    Lagomorpha  COHEN 

— ,  stage  specific,  normal  &  experimental, 

Echinoidea  ELLIS 

— ■,  storage  &  expulsion,  effect  of  exogenous 

agents,  parotid  gland,  Rodentia  GORDON 

— ,  synchronized   cultures,   Ciliata  IKEDA 

— ,  translational  level  control,  Artiodactyla, 

Rodentia  PAGE 

—  &  transport,  effect  of  hormones, 

oogenesis,    Orthoptera  WYATT 

—  &  utilisation,  nerve  cells,  Aves  O'BRIEN 
— ,  yolk  sac  derived  erythroid  cells, 

Rodentia  FANTONI 

tissue-specific,  control  of  synthesis, 

Anura  ROLLINS 

transfer,  placenta  &  fetal  membranes. 

Mammalia  ANDERSON 

transmission,  fetal  membranes, 

Lagomorpha  WILD 

turnover,  central  nervous  system, 

Rodentia  STEWART 

yolk,  biochemistry,  Cheleutoptera, 

Orthoptera  KOCH 

—  synthesis,  transport  &  composition, 
Crustacea,    Vertebrata  WALLACE 

PROTISTA 

see  Unicellular  organisms 

PROTOZOA 

see  Unicellular  organisms 

PUROMYCIN 

see  Antibiotics 

RADIATION 

see  Irradiation 

RADIO-ACTIVE  TRACERS 

see  Autoradiography;    Biochemistry;   Radio-isotopes 

RADIO-ISOTOPES 

see  also    Autoradiography 

collagen,  polymerization,  pupa, 

Lepidoptera  ASHHURST 

glucose  uptake,  early  embryo, 

Aves  HARRISON 

in  analysis  of  development,  Tunicata  MANSUETO 
intestinal  intramural  nerve  plexus, 

Rodentia  GABELLA 

ionic  permeability,  egg,  Echinoidea, 

Teleostei  HORI 

metabolic    pathways,    Invertebrata  BLACK 

nuclear  labelling,  genetic  &  embryonic 

effect.   Amphibia  CHIBON 

oogenesis,  yolk,  protein,  glycogen, 

Insecta  ENGELS 

phosphate,  sugar  &  nucleic  acid  metabolism 

of  embryo,   Echinodermata  YANAGISAWA 

precursors,  incorporation  in  tissue, 

Aves  DESVEAUX 

primitive  streak,  fate  of  different  parts, 

Aves  NICOLET 

protein  level,   spindle  microtubules, 

cleavage,  Echinoidea,  Echiuroidea     ANDERSON 

—  synthesis,  nucleo-cytoplasmic  relations, 
Echinoidea  GEZELIUS 

sympathetic  neurons  &  neural  connections, 
Aves  CANTING 

tritiated  DNA  &  thymidine,  incorporation 

in  ovary  &  testis,  Aves,  Rodentia  CALLEBAUT 

—  thymidine,  mutant  embryos  in  vitro, 
Rodentia  STEIN 

—  uridine  &  thymidine,  incorporation 

in   germ  cells,  Aves  CALLEBAUT 


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RADIOMIMETIC  AGENTS 

effect  on  chromosomes,  relation  to  organo- 
genesis,  Rodentia  TAMBOISE 
cleavage,    Urodela  SENTEIN 

REAGGREGATION 

see  Cell(s) 

see  also  Tissue  culture 


REARING  METHODS 

axenic    cultures,    Nematoda 

Cestoda 

Crustacea 

larval    stages,    Polychaeta 

strains,   Amphibia 


LOWER 

VOGE 

RICE 

CAZAUX 

NACE 


REGENERATION  (physiological) 

brain.   Mammalia  POLEZHAEV 

epidermis,    Rodentia  RIECK 

intestinal   epithelium,    Urodela  MARTIN 

skin,   cell  renewal,  Lacertilia  MADERSON 

REGENERATION  (traumatic) 

see  also  Unicellular  organisms 

absence,    factors    involved,    Hirudinea  CORNEC 

Actinozoa  POLTEVA 
adrenal  cortex,   histochemistry,  Rodentia      BELKA 

—  gland,  Rodentia  PORTAK 
a-2-macroglobulin,  Rodentia  HEIM 
Amphibia  SINGER 
anomalies,  Oligochaeta,  Polychaeta, 

Turbellaria  STePHAN 

anterior,  Polychaeta  DEAN 
— ,  photoreceptors,   ultrastructure, 

Nemertea  VERNET 

— ,  porphyrin  synthesis,  Nemertea  VERNET 
appendages,  control  of  pigmentation, 

Crustacea  RANGA 
— ,  differentiation  of  implanted  tumours, 

Anura  MIZELL 

Asteroidea  LENDER 

biochemistry,    Annelida  DURANTE 

PUCCIA 

blastema   cells,    origin,    Polychaeta  SICHEL 

—  formation,  cellular  mechanism, 

Turbellaria  BETCHAKU 

— ,  in   vitro,   Turbellaria  OKUNO 

SUGINO 

—  in  vivo   &  in  vitro,   Turbellaria  MANELLI 

PASQUINI 

STAMPA 

— ,  organ   culture,    Urodela  MARIN 

— ,  ultrastructure,    Turbellaria  SAUZIN 

blastemata  induced  in  heterotopic  positions, 

Urodela  HARREBOMEE 

blood  vessels,  Aves,  Homo,  Mammalia  KREDIET 
bone   &  cartilage,   Carnivora  BARTOS 

— ,  histochemistry,    Rodentia  MaKINEN 

RAEKALLIO 
caudal  &  cranial,  histology,  Polychaeta  HOFMANN 
— ,  endocrine  control,  Polychaeta  HOFMANN 
cell  differentiation,  Anura,  Hydroidea  AOTO 
,  effect  of  inorganic  ions, 

Hydroidea  MACKLIN 

—  division,  differentiation  &  movement, 
Hydroidea  PARK 

—  migrations,  role  of  cell  types,  mesoglea 

&    perisarc,    Hydroidea  DIEHL 

—  &  tissues,  ultrastructure,  Urodela  SCHMIDT 
cellular  basis,  Nemertini  PEDERSEN 
central   nervous   system,   Anura  FILONI 

. ■  — ,  mitosis.    Amphibia  BAFFONI 

cerebellum,    Teleostei  LOMBARDO 

chemistry,  Urodela  SCHMIDT 
cilia,  gastrula,  protein  synthesis, 

Annelida.    Echinoidea  AUCLAIR 

Coelenterata,    Ctenophora  TOKIN 

connective  tissue,  filament  formation, 

Turbellaria  PEDERSEN 

cranium    bones,    Carnivora  KANTOROVA 

,  Mammalia  POLEZHAEV 

Ctenophora  PYLILO 

dedifferentiating    cells,    Actinozoa  POLTEVA 

dedifferentiation  &  differentiation, 

Urodela  HARREBOMEE 

TRAMPUSCH 
dental  tissue,  Carnivora  POLEZHAEV 

effects  of  antimetabolities,  antibiotics 

&  nucleic  acids,  Amphibia,  Echinoidea  WOLSKY 

antiserum,    Urodela  TABAN 

Be,  Turbellaria  NEEDHAM 


chemicals,  correlation  with  effect 

of  enzymes,  Echinodermata,  Turbellaria  HEIN 
electrical  &  biochemical  stimulation, 

Coelenterata  GOODWIN 
hormones  &  antimetabolites, 

histochemistry,   Aves,    Rodentia  ACHTELIK 

irradiation,  Amphibia  SCHOTTE 

sympathicomimetic  drugs, 

Turbellaria,    Oligochaeta  ROSI 

vitamin    A,    Anura,    Aves  NIAZI 

X-rays,    Asteroidea  HUET 

,  Polychaeta  BAUTZ 

,  Urodela  VERWOERD 

endocrine   factors.   Amphibia  THORNTON 

—  glands,  part,  thyroid,  morphogenesis, 
Rodentia  WROBLEWSKI 

epidermal  apical  cap,  protein  metabolism, 

Urodela  DARDA 

epithelium,   cytology,   Rodentia  DECK 

eye,   following   irradiation,   Rodentia  RUGH 

eye  lens  MIKAMI 

,  antigenic    studies.    Amphibia       CAMPBELL 

TRUMAN 

,  biochemistry,  Aves  McCALLION 

,  biochemistry,  Lagomorpha, 

Primates  AGARWAL 

ANGRA 
,  causal  analysis,  autoradiography, 

Urodela  REYER 
,  cell  cycle  &  differentiation, 

Urodela  EISENBERG 
,  —  replication,  activation, 

Urodela  YAMADA 

,  dedifferentiation,    Urodela  YAMADA 

,  determination  of  site,    Urodela  LOPASHOV 

,  DNA    synthesis,    Urodela  EISENBERG 

,  embryonic  ocular  tissue  implants  in 

anterior  chamber,  Lagomorpha, 

Primates  AGARWAL 

ANGRA 

,  in   vitro,    Urodela  EISENBERG 

&  limb,  common  stimulating  factors, 

Urodela  REYER 
,  nucleolar  changes,  electron 

microscopy,    Urodela  DUMt)NT 

,  regulatory   mechanisms,  Anura  CAMPBELL 

,  tyrosinase,    Urodela  ACHAZI 

,   Urodela  KATO 

—  stalk,  nerve  cells  &  neurosecretory 

cells,    Crustacea  VERNET 

— ,  Turbellaria  KISHIDA 

fracture    repair,    Urodela  PRINS 

TRAMPUSCH 
gene   activation,   Turbellaria  COWARD 

general  FREEMAN 

KUHN 

genital  apparatus,  role  of  neurosecretion, 

Turbellaria  GRASSO 

germ  cells,  Turbellaria  DI  MARCOTULLIO 

growth  &  differentiation,   Turbellaria       MANELLI 

PASQUINI 
Hemichordata  BURDON 

hind    limb,    Anura  MICHAEL 

hormonal   influences,    Urodela  SCHMIDT 

Hydroidea  WEBSTER 

Hydrozoa  TARDENT 

I-cells,   cytology,   Hydroidea  KIDO 

KISHIDA 
in    vivo    &   in   vitro,    Annelida  MARCEL 

inductive   processes,    Turbellaria,    Urodela    WOLFF 

—  &  inhibitory   substances,   Turbellaria     LENDER 
influence  of  nerves  &  endocrines, 

Urodela  LIVERSAGE 

inhibition,    Hydroidea  TWEEDELL 

Insecta  POHLEY 

interstitial    cells,    cytology,    Hydroidea  KIDO 

intrauterine,   malformations, 

Homo  BERNDORFER 

iris,   Lagomorpha,   Primates  AGARWAL 

ANGRA 
larval,    Polychaeta  MALIKOVA 

limb,  aneurogenic,  on  normal  host, 

Urodela  THORNTON 

— ,  — ,  proliferation  pattern, 

Urodela  HEARSON 

— ,  Ani4ra  TSCHUMI 

— ,  autoradiography,    Urodela  FORET 

— ,  blastema    in    vitro,    Urodela  FORET 

— ,  blastemal  mesenchyme,  interaction  with 

wound    epidermis,    Urodela  FABER 

— ,  cuticula   deposition,   Dictyoptera         LEOPOLD 


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— ,  denervated,  de-  &  redifferentiation, 

cytochemistry,    Urodela  HEARSON 

— ,  effect   of   drugs,    Urodela  GEBHARDT 

— ,  —  —  heterotopic   tissues,    Urodela  GLADE 

— , thyroxine,  larva,  Anura        VAN  STONE 

— , ultraviolet   radiation,    Urodela     BUTLER 

— ,  embryo,   Dictyoptera  BULLIERE 

— ,  enzymes,    Anura  NIAZI 

— ,  heterotopic,  Anura  TRAMPUSCH 

— ,  induced,    Marsupialia  MIZELL 

— ,  influence  of  nerves  &  denervation, 

Urodela  BUTLER 

— , thyroid    hormones,    Anura        KOLLROS 

— ,  larva,  morphogenetic  factors, 

Dictyoptera  BULLIERE 

— ,  mechanics  of  blastema  formation, 

Urodela  BUTLER 

— ,  nerve  influence,  immunobiology, 

Urodela  THORNTON 

— ,  organogenesis  of  carpals,  role  of  radius, 

Urodela  MANNER 

— ,  polarity    &    gradients,    Orthoptera  BOHN 

— ,  —  reversal,    Urodela  BUTLER 

— ,  proliferation,  DNA  synthesis  &  nerve 

fibre   pattern,    Urodela  HEARSON 

— ,  protein  synthesis  &  changes  in  cell 

volume,    Urodela  DARDA 

— ,  re-amputated  regenerates,  effect  of 

hypophysectomy,    Urodela  HILFER 

— ,  regression  after  irradiation, 

Amphibia  SCHOTTE 

— ,  restoration  after  X-irradiation,  bio- 
chemistry,   Urodela  POLEZHAEV 

TEPLITZ 

TUCHKOVA 

— ,  role  of  electrolytes.  Amphibia  BURKART 

— , hormones.    Amphibia  TASSAVA 

— , nerves,    Anura  NIAZI 

— , prolactin,    Urodela  WATERMAN 

—  &  tail,  Anura  NIAZI 
— ,  thyroid  &  adrenal  hormones,  Anura  NIAZI 
— ,  transplanted  blastemas,  regional 

organization,    Urodela  FABER 

— ,  Vertebrata  KUDOKOTSEV 

— ,  X-irradiation,  tissue  &  organ  grafts, 

Urodela  LAZARD 

liver,   Aves,   Reptilia  ASNANI 

BONNY 
— ,  effect   of   estrogens,    Rodentia  DZIUBA 

— , vitamin   B12,   Rodentia  CRACIUN 

— ,  homeostasis,   Rodentia  TERAYAMA 

— ,  influence  of  reticulo-endothelial 

system,    Rodentia  STERN 

— ,  kidney,  cellular  proliferation, 

Mammalia  ARGYRIS 

—  parenchyma,  mitosis,  Rodentia  BERTALANFFY 
— ,  RNA/DNA  hybridization,  Rodentia  CHURCH 
lymph    gland,   Aves,    Reptilia  ASNANI 

BONNY 
macromolecular  metabolism  &  satellite 

DNA   function,   Crustacea  GRAHAM 

KERR 
SKINNER 
malformations,  origin,  development  & 

transmission,    Turbellaria  SCHILT 

STePHAN 
mammary   gland,  transplantation, 

Rodentia  HOSHINO 

mandible  &  os  priapi,  effect  of  castration 

&  androgens,  Rodentia  BERESFORD 

morphogenetic   fields,    Urodela  TRAMPUSCH 

motor    nerves,    Teleostei  MARK 

muscle,   cytological  changes,    Urodela  DECK 

myocardium,  biochemistry,  Lago- 

morpha  SADOKOVA 

— ,  Mammalia  AKHABADZE 

MALIOVANOVA 

POLEZHAEV 

Nemertea  GONTCHAROFF 

IWATA 
neoblast,  cytology  &  ultrastructure, 

Turbellaria  KIDO 

KISHIDA 

—  differentiation,    Turbellaria  OKUNO 

SUGINO 
— ,  electron   microscopy,    Turbellaria  LENDER 

— ,  migration  &  differentiation,  Oligochaeta, 

Polychaeta,    Turbellaria  STePHAN 

—  movement,  Hydrozoa  LESH 
nerve  fibres,  larval,  Urodela  BAFFONI 
,  olfactory  system,  electrophysiology, 

Teleostei  WESTERMAN 


—  networks,  behavioural,  Vertebrata  SPERRY 
nervous  system,   postmetamorphic, 

Anura  BAFFONI 

,   Rohon-Beard    cells.    Amphibia  MARINI 

neural  retina,  autoradiography,  Urodela  REYER 
normal  cell  populations,  Rodentia  BERTALANFFY 
nucleo-histones.    Amphibia,    Turbellaria  T6R0K 

of    defective    organs.    Amphibia  NEWTH 

Oligochaeta  SAUSSEY 

TARDENT 
optic  nerve,   functional  aspects,   Anura  GAZE 

origin  of  cells,   Turbellaria,    Urodela  WOLFF 

peripheral    nerves,    Aves,    Carnivora  ERHART 

pharynx,  influence  of  tissue  &  organ 

extracts,    Turbellaria  ZILLER 

— ,  inhibitory  substances,  Turbellaria  BEAUPAIN 
Phasmidoptera  BART 

physiological  gradients  &  polarity  control, 

Turbellaria  COWARD 

polarity    &    differentiation,    Polvchaeta  LESH 

Polychaeta  BERRILL 

BOILLY 
Porifera  BR0NDSTED 

KOROTKOVA 
protein   metabolism,   Amphibia  ANTON 

regeneration  cells,  origin,  activation  & 

differentiation,    Annelida  BOILLY 

regulation,  polarized,  linear  pattern, 

Hydrozoa  HICKLIN 

relation  with  asexual  reproduction, 

Turbellaria  KRITCHINSKAYA 

immunology.    Mammalia  WATTS 

Reptilia  BELLAIRS 

retina,   Anura,    Teleostei  LOMBARDO 

—  &   lens,   metaplasia,    Teleostei  LOPASHOV 

SOLOGUB 
RNA    synthesis,   Amphibia  BURGESS 

role  of  endocrine  system,  Dictyoptera  O'FARRELL 

STOCK 

hormones,    Urodela  MANNER 

nervous    system,    Asteroidea  HUET 

nervous  system  &  territories  of 

regeneration,    Turbellaria  SCHILT 

,  Turbellaria  T0R6K 

■  neurohormones,  effect  of  neuro- 

pharmaca,  Hydroidea,  Turbellaria  LENICQUE 
— •  —  neurosecretion,   Turbellaria, 

Oligochaeta  ROSI 

scales,   Teleostei  ASAKURA 

— ,  ultrastructure,  mineralization, 

Teleostei  NUSSBAUM 

sciatic  axotomy,  de-  &  regeneration  of 

spinal  cord  structures,  Aves  HOUTHOFF 

sinus    gland,    Crustacea  VERNET 

spinal  cord,   cellular   origin,    Urodela  FORET 

—  — ,  Lacertilia  SIMPSON 
,  relation  to  Mauthner  cell  &  thyroid, 

Urodela  MOULTON 

structures  following  sciatic  axotomy, 

Aves  HOUTHOFF 

,  Urodela  BUTLER 

spleen,    Aves,    Reptilia  ASNANI 

BONNY 
starving  animals,  cytology  &  cyto- 
chemistry,   Turbellaria  PEDERSEN 
stomach,    Rodentia                         TIMASHKEVICH 
striated  muscle,  cytogenesis,  tracer  studies, 

Rodentia  TOTO 

tail,   epidermis,   Lacertilia  MADERSON 

—  fin  rays,  fine  structure,  Teleostei  KEMP 
— ,  Lacertilia                                                    CHAKKO 

HIRADHAR 

SHAH 

WERNER 

— ,  Lacertilia,    Urodela  SIMPSON 

— ,  muscle  cell  differentiation  in  vitro, 

Lacertilia  SIMPSON 

telencephalon.    Amphibia  LOMBARDO 

territories,    Isopoda  HOARAU 

testis,    Anura  MAJORCA 

tissue   &   organ   culture,   Turbellaria  ZILLER 

tracer    studies,    Urodela  TRAMPUSCH 

trigeminal  nerve,  motor  root,  early 

stages,    Aves  STRAY 

Turbellaria  BR0NDSTED 

HIRN 
ICHIKAWA 
undifferentiated  cells,  activity,  normal  & 

regenerating  animals,  Turbellaria  CHANDEBOIS 
Urodela  BRUNST 

Vertebrata  STOCUM 


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REGENERATION  (contd.) 
xenoplastic  blastemata,  compatibility. 


Anura,    Urodela 


TRAMPUSCH 


REGULATION  (embryonic) 

blastoderm,   Aves 

Hydroidea 

Lacertilia 

limb,    late,   Aves 


ROGULSKA 
WEBSTER 
HUBERT 
LAZARD 
PINOT 
— ,  skeletal   morphogenesis,   Aves  KIENY 

—  &   wing   bud,    mesoderm,   Aves  DUBEY 

PATIL 
wing    bud,    Aves  AMPRINO 

REPRODUCTION  (asexual) 

see  Asexual  reproduction 

REPRODUCTION  (sexual) 

see  also  Egg(s);  Fertility  (&  sterility);  Fertilization; 

Reproductive  system;  Spermatozoa  etc. 
anatomy   &  ecology,   Homoptera  MOCHIDA 

artificial    insemination,    Mammalia  ROWSON 

Artiodactyla  HUBER 

as  effected   by  mutants,   Diptera  DOANE 

autogeny,    Diptera  BRUST 

biochemistry,    Mammalia  MANN 

Cetacea  HARRISON 

Chiroptera  UCHIDA 

comparative  biochemistry,   Elasmobranchii, 

Mammalia,    Mollusca  MANN 

constant-estrus,    oogenesis,   Rodentia  SEGAL 

WITSCHI 
effect  of  benzpyrene,  Rodentia  RENNETS 
enzyme  inhibitors,   antimetabolites, 

irradiation,    Hymenoptera  GROSCH 

hypoxia,    Mammalia  CLEGG 

space    fUght,    Insecta  GROSCH 

embryonic  diapause,  maternal  endocrine 

glands,    Mammalia  BAEVSKY 

endocrinology,    male,    Orthoptera  EWEN 

—  &  periodicity,  Polychaeta  HAUENSCHILD 
environmental  factors,  Aves  KAMAR 
estrus  cycle,  alloxan-diabetes,  Rodentia  HUNT 
female  performance,  effect  of  immunization 

against   spermatozoa,   Rodentia  McLAREN 

fertilizing  capacity  of  sperm,  role  of  hormonal 

state  of  female,  Carnivora,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  SOJKA 

gamete  shedding,  role  of  radial  nerves, 

Asteroidea  NOUMURA 

—  transport  in  female,  Mammalia  CLEWE 
Gastropoda  MAZURKIEWICZ 
hormones,  Teleostei  YAMAMOTO 
immunology,  Homo,  Mammalia  EDWARDS 
influence   of  endocrine   glands,   Aves            KAMAR 

gonads,    Aves  KAMAR 

intra-uterine  contraceptive  devices,  mode 

of   action.   Mammalia  ECKSTEIN 

male,  physiology,  Rodentia  HUMINSKI 
maternal  effect  of  cross-fostering, 

Artiodactyla  ROBISON 
oviduct  secretions,  effect  on  sperm, 

Lagomorpha  HAMNER 

oviposition,   behaviour,   Anura  SEDRA 

ovulation   time.   Primates  HENDRICKX 

paedogenesis,    Diptera  ULRICH 

physiology,    Carnivora  BUCHANAN 

— ,  Dictyoptera  BARTH 

—  &  functional  morphology,  Orthoptera  EWEN 
— ,  histochemistry,  Isoptera  BANERJEE 
Pinnipedia  HARRISON 
Polychaeta  BLAKE 

DEAN 
Primates  BUTLER 

recognition  of  specificity,  compound 

forms,    Ascidia  TANAKA 

WATANABE 
semen  &  egg  production,  effect  of 

temperature,    Aves  BOONE 

seminal  antigens,  Artiodactyla, 

Homo  KULANGARA 

—  plasma  protein  antigenicity. 

Homo  NAKABAYASHI 

spawning    habit    since    1937,    Crinoidea  DAN 

— ,  mechanism  &  electron  microscopy, 

Asteroidea  KANATANI 

SHIRAI 
— ,  Mollusca,  Phoronida,  Polychaeta  TUCKER 
sperm,  artificial  insemination,  ovulation  & 

breeding    time,    Carnivora  HAMNER 

SOJKA 


SDermatozoa,  apyrene,  function, 

Lepidoptera  FRIEDLANDER 

superfecundity  by  hormone  treatment, 

Rodentia  McLAREN 

Turbellaria  ICHIKAWA 

wild   animals.   Mammalia  BIGGERS 

REPRODUCTIVE  SYSTEM 

see  also  specific  parts;  Genital  tract; 
Urogenital  system 

accessory  glands,  male,  ultrastructure, 
Diptera  ACTON 

—  organs,    giowth   patterns.   Mammalia        CLEGG 

—  sex  gland,  effect  of  hormones  on  proto- 
catechuic  acid  glucoside  synthesis, 
Dictyoptera  SHAAYA 

,  pathology,    Artiodactyla  BLOM 

comparative   anatomy,   Amphibia  IWASAWA 

—  morphology,  Mammalia  MOSSMAN 
Conchostraca  ZAFFAGNINI 
cytochemistry,  Diptera  LEOPOLD 
descriptive  &  experimental  study. 

Cephalopoda  GRASSO 

— ,  Cheleutoptera  CAVALLIN 

determination  &  differentiation,  triploid 

intersexes,    Diptera  LAUGE 

diploid  drones,  Hymenoptera  WOYKE 
ductus  deferens,  electron  microscopy. 

Homo  HOLSTEIN 

effect  of  Cd,  Mammalia  CLEGG 
experimental  embryology,  Amniota, 

Homo  MATEJKA 

—  study,    Anura                                      GIPOULOUX 
female,  comparative  anatomy.  Mam- 
malia STRAUSS 

histophysiology,    sterile    hybrids,    Aves         GOMOT 

MARCHAND 
larval,   Crustacea  PA  YEN 

male,    biochemistry,    Mammalia  MANN 

—  &  female,  larva,  Coleoptera  HUET 
mechanism  of  hormone  action  NOUMURA 
modifications  induced  by  steroids, 

Teleostei  ASHBY 

morphogenesis  &  evolution,  Amniota, 

Homo  MATEJKA 

Mystacocarida  ZAFFAGNINI 

organ  culture,  endocrinology,/! vej. 

Mammalia  ZAAIJER 

ovarian-uterine-placental  relationship, 

Rodentia  GAUTHIER 

PADYKULA 

TAYLOR 

pathology,    Artiodactyla  BLOM 

phallus,    Chelonia,    Lacertilia,    Ophidia  PIEAU 

RA'i'NAUD 
postembryonic,    Chilopoda  ZERBIB 

— ■  development,    Dermaptera  GILES 

postnatal,    Insectivora  MORRIS 

Primates  ZUCKERMAN 

prostate,  effect  of  testicular  interstitial 

cell   tumours,   in   vitro,   Rodentia       POURREAU 
regeneration  &  differentiation,  role  of 

neurosecretion,   Trematoda,    Turbellaria   GRASSO 
Rodentia  ZUCKERMAN 

ASHBY 
HYODO 

RESPIRATION 

see  also  Metabolism 

acidosis.    Mammalia  SIMKISS 

Anura  LEGNAME 

blastocyst,    Lagomorpha  TORRES 

cell  differentiation,  Anura,  Rodentia, 

Urodela  KUCIAS 

control,  anoxia  tolerance,  homeostatic 

mechanisms,  pouch  fetus,  Marsupialia  ARNOLD 

SHIELD 
Diptera  FOURCHE 

early    stages,    Anura  HAMBURGER 

,  Teleostei  CHANCONIE 

DEVILLERS 
effect  of  environmental  conditions, 

Aves  LOKHORST 

ROMIJN 
hypoxia  on  growth  &  reproduction. 

Mammalia  CLEGG 

egg  &  embryo.  Gastropoda  GEILENKIRCHEN 
— ,  relation  with  embryonic  mortality, 

Artiodactyla  TORRES 

embryo,    Tunicata  D'ANNA 

embryonic  tissues,  normal  &  pathological, 

Aves  DREICHLINGER 


290 


hypoxia,  tnorphogenetic  &  biochemical 


effects,    Aves 
Lepidoptera 
Oligochaeta 


GRABOWSKI 
FOURCHE 

LANDSTR6M 
L0VTRUP 
PRESS 


metabolism,    Teleostei,    Vrodela 
— ,  —  stages,    Echinoidea 


oocyte,    Aves 

relation  with  glycolytic  enzymes, 

Teleostei  BOULEKBACHE 
oxidative   phosphorylation,   early 

stages,    Teleostei  CHANCONIE 

DEVILLERS 
spermatozoa,  Anura  VALDEZ 

RESPIRATORY  TRACT 

laiynx,  fetal,  experimental  study,  Artio- 


dactyla,    Rodentia 


TOWERS 


RETICULO-ENDOTHELIAL  SYSTEM 

see  Macrophage  system 

RHESUS  FACTORS 

see  Immunology 

RIBONUCLEIC  ACID 

see  also  Nucleic  acids 

activation    during    cleavage,    Echinoidea  WILT 

causing    tissue    transformation,    Aves  NOTO 

chromosomal,   Aves  HUANG 

DNA   aimealing,   cultured   cells,   Anura  JOHN 

JONES 

—  -like,    embryo,    Anura  GASC 
embryonic  cells,  dissociated,  effect  of 

inductive    agents.    Amphibia  lYEIRI 

effect  on  heterologous  fibroblasts,  Aves, 

Rodentia  EWART 

SANN 

protein   synthesis,   Echinoidea  BUTROS 

fractionation,    gene    expression,    Diptera        LAIRD 
from  embryonic  organs,  action  on  differen- 
tiation of  early  blastoderm  fragments  in 
vitro,    Aves  BUTROS 

hormone  action  &  metamorphosis, 

Lepidoptera  WYATT 

implantation,    Rodentia  SEGAL 

incorporation    in    fibroblasts,    Aves  SANN 

lens  development,  Aves  PIATIGORSKY 

messenger,  changes  associated  with  primary 

induction,   Anura  EVANS 

— ,  embryo,    Anura  MELTON 

— ,  fetal  &  regenerating,  liver,  Rodentia  CHURCH 
— ,  hemoglobin  synthesis,  yolk  sac  derived 

erythroid   cells,    Rodentia  FANTONI 

— ,  stabilization,  lens  fibre  formation  in 
vivo  &  in  vitro,  Artiodactyla, 
Aves  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

—  translation,  site  of  hormone  action, 

various    stages,    Lagomorpha  CHURCH 

— ,  unfertilized   eggs,   Echinoidea  RINALDI 

metabolism.    Amphibia  TIEDEMANN 

— ,  cleavage.    Gastropoda  DAUWALDER 

— ,  creeper    mutant,    Aves  EVANS 

— ,  early   stages,   Aves  WYLIE 

— ,  metamorphosis  &  pupal  diapause,  effect 

of    hormones,    Lepidoptera  BARTH 

— ,  polytene    nuclei,    Diptera  EDSTROM 

— ,  puffs,    Diptera  DANEHOLT 

myoblast,  normal  &  dystrophic,  Aves, 

Homo,    Rodentia  JANS 

ROSS 
nuclear,  metabolism,  early  stages, 

Echinoidea  L0VTRUP 

relation  to  mitotic  cycle  changes,  early  stages, 

Echinoidea,    Teleostei,    Urodela  ROTT 

ribosomal,    oogenesis.    Amphibia  GALL 

— ,  — ,  gene   amplification,   Anura  GALL 

— ,  regulation,   biochemistry,   autoradio- 
graphy,   Diptera  KIEFER 

—  synthesis  regulation,   Anura  MIYAHARA 

WADA 
YAMANA 

stage-specific,  cell  &  organ  culture, 
Anura  ROLLINS 

supply,    oocyte,    Insecta  BIER 

synthesis,  activation,  iris  in  vitro, 

Urodela  REESE 

— ,  controlled  by  proteins,  eye  lens  fibre 

cells,    Artiodactyla  ELMER 

— ,  differentiating  cells,  E.M.  autoradio- 
graphy.   Amphibia  JACOB 

— ,  early   development.   Gastropoda  COLLIER 

— ,  —  embryogenesis,  relation  to  energy 


— , ,  Insecta 

— , ,  Teleostei 

— ,  Echinoidea 

— ,  effect   of   thyroxine,   Anura 


CRAWFORD 

GIUDICE 

KANKI 

SCHNETTER 

BELLWARE 

WARTIOVAARA 

WILT 

STADLER 

WEBER 

— ,  embryo,    Echinoidea  HUMPHREYS 

— ,  embryonic    skin,    Aves,    Rodentia        SORIANO 

—  in  cell  aggregation.  Amphibia,  Aves       GRUNZ 

egg,   Hemiptera  FORREST 

metamorphosis,  role  of  ecdysone, 

Diptera  SEKERIS 

—  in  vitro,  Anostraca  CLEGG 
— ,  inhibitors,  effects  on  early  development, 

Teleostei  BATTLE 

— ,  lens  fibre  formation  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

Artiodactyla,   Aves  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

— ,  pancreas  &  salivary  gland  in  vitro, 

Rodentia  BERNFIELD 

—  pattern,   eye    lens,   Aves  MODAK 

PERSONS 

—  primed  by  isolated  chromatin, 

Echinoidea  OZAKI 

—  &  processing,  cell  differentiation 

in    vitro,    Aves  COLEMAN 

— ,  regenerating   tissues.   Amphibia  BURGESS 

— ,  relation  with  histones,  neural  crest 

in    vitro,    Anura  ANDREW 

GABIE 
— ,  ribosomes,    Echinoidea  MUTOLO 

— ,  Tunicata  FARINELLA 

PUCCIA 
— ,  yolk  sac  derived  erythroid  cells, 

Rodentia  FANTONI 

tissue-specific,  control  of  synthesis, 

Anura  ROLLINS 

transfer,  control,  normal  &  hormone  induced 

development,    Aves  BERNFIELD 

— ,  hemoglobin  &  blood  protein  synthesis, 

Aves  PRCHAL 

THOMPSON 
WAINWRIGHT 
— ,  heterogeneity,    Rodentia  MOLINARO 

translatable,  effect  of  RNAse  inhibitors, 

in  vitro,   Echinoidea  COUSINEAU 

transformation  of  primarily  activated 

ectoderm,    Urodela  SASAKI 

uptake  by  myoblasts,  in  vitro,  Aves,  Homo, 

Rodentia  JANS 

ROSS 
RIBOSOMES 
see  Subcellular  components 

SACCUS  VASCULOSUS 

SALIVARY  GLAND 

see  Gland(s) 

SCALE(S) 
see  also  Skin 

development  &  regeneration,  Teleostei  ASAKURA 
regeneration,  ultrastructure,   mineralization, 

Teleostei  NUSSBAUM 

role  of  epidermis  &  mineralization, 

Teleostei  KREJSA 

LUSE 

SEMEN 

see  Reproduction  (sexual) 

SENSE  ORGANS 
see  also  specific  organs;  Placodes 
chemoreceptor  cells,  enzyme,  histochemistry, 
electron  microscopy,  Carnivora,  Homo, 
Rodentia  KRAUS 

— ,  histochemistry,    Lagomorpha  DRUKKER 

cutaneous,   experimental   study,   Aves,  SAXOD 

Herbst's  &  Grandry's  corpuscle,  ultra- 
structure,   cholinesterase,   Aves  SAXOD 
Homo                                                                   SOLERE 
peripheral  receptors,  histochemistry,  electron 

microscopy.    Homo,    Mammalia  CAUNA 

photoreceptors,  fine  structure,  regeneration, 

Nemertea  VERNET 

— ,  histochemistry,    Mollusca  KOSHIDA 

— ,  Invertebrata  EAKIN 

relation  to  central  nervous  system,  in  animals 

with  tandem  heads,    Urodela  BRaNDLE 


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SENSE  ORGANS  (contd.) 

sensory  evoked  potentials,  fetus, 
Homo 

—  structures,  effect  of  polarity. 
Amphibia 

taste  buds,  electron  microscopy,  cyto- 
chemistry.  Homo 


SERUM 

see  Blood 

SEX  CHROMATIN 

see  Nucleus 

SEX  DETERMINATION 

see  also  Sexual  development 

cytology.    Axes 

effect  of  hormones,  Aves 

genetics,    Crustacea 

hybrids,    Anura 

Hydroidea 


VANZULLI 

HIBBARD 

SEVCENKO 


KOSHIDA 

VAN  DETH 

GINSBURGER 

MAJORCA 

STAGNI 

TARDENT 

Hymenoptera  WOYKE 

immunological    analysis,    Rodentia       FURUSAWA 
Prosobranchia  GOMOT 

GRIFFOND 
role    of    hormones,    Aves  LUTZ 

sex-ratio  disturbances,  maternal  inheritance, 

Diptera  POULSON 

SEX  DIFFERENTIATION 

see  Sexual  development 

SEX  HORMONES 

see  Hormones 

SEX-RATIO 

see  Sexual  development 

SEX-REVERSAL 

see  Sexual  development 

SEXUAL  DEVELOPMENT 

see  also  specific  sex  organs;  Reproductive  system; 

Sex  determination 
accessory  tissues,  effect  of  androgens  & 

oestrogens,    Rodentia  TATA 

Amphibia  AOTO 

THIEBOLD 
Anura  CAMBAR 

Aves  DUBOIS 

LIMBORGH 
STOLL 
Bryozoa  RANZOLI 

Chelonia  PIEAU 

Chondrostei  PERSOV 

correlation   with   pituitary   cytology,   Anura       HSU 
descriptive  &  experimental  study. 

Cephalopoda  GRASSO 

different  stages,  neurosecretion, 

Polychaeia  HOFMANN 

early  secondary  sex  characters,  experimental 

study,    Aves  WOLFF 

effect  of  androgens  &  antiandrogens, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  ELGER 
perinatally  administered  gonadal 

hormones,  Rodentia  SWANSON 
sex  &  gonadotropic  hormones, 

Lacertilia,    Ophidia  RAYNAUD 

steroids,    Teleostei  ASHBY 

thermal  stress,   Chleutoptera     BERGERARD 

endocrine    control,    Chilopoda  ZERBIB 

endocrinology,Po/yc/iaera  HAUENSCHILD 

experimental    studies,    Anura  WITSCHI 

free-martins,    spontaneous,   Aves  LUTZ 

gonads.    Homo  ASAYAMA 

hermaphroditism,  endocrine  control, 

Crustacea  CHARNIAUX 

— ,  gene-conditioned,    Rodentia  GUMBRECK 

— ,  male,  non  functional,  role  of 

androgenic    gland,    Crustacea  FRIED 

— ,  morphology    &   physiology,    Teleostei       LISSIA 
_,  Rodentia  ALLISON 

— ,  sex  gradient,  Hydroidea,  Polychaeta, 

Turbellaria  VANNINI 

— ,  Teleostei  HUVER 

hormonal    control,    Crustacea  BERREUR 

CHARNIAUX 

,  Rodentia  LaVELLE 

hybrids,    Aves  GOMOT 

Hydroidea  STAGNI 


gonads,   experimental   analysis,   Aves    AMANUMA 

ASAYAMA 
influence  of  chemical  &  physical 

agents  SALZGEBER 

intersexes,  triploid,  genital  apparatus, 

Diptera  LAUGE 

Isopoda  KATAKURA 

Mammalia  DIAMOND 

normal  &  sex-reversed,  transplantation, 

explantation,  castration,  hormone  injection, 

Aves  WOLFF 

Oligochaeta  SAUSSEY 

Rodentia  TARKOWSKI 

role  of  gonadal  hormones,  Aves, 

Rodentia  NOUMURA 

neurosecretion,  Crustacea  CHARNIAUX 

sex  differentiation  after  germ  cell  destruction, 

Anura  DI   GRANDE 

—  inductors,  two  types,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  ELGER 

—  ratio,  effect  of  temperature, 

Vrodela  DOBROWOLSKI 
,  karyotype.  Homo  SASAKI 

—  reversal  by  Leydig  cell  tumours, 

in   vitro,    Rodentia  POURREAU 

— ■  — ,  chromosomes,    Anura  MIKAMO 

,  high    temperature,    Anura  HSU 

,  inhibition    by    antibiotics,    Anura      STAGNI 

VANNINI 
sexual  characters,  primary  &  secondary, 

Echinodermata  TAHARA 

steroid    synthesis,    Teleostei  COLOMBO 

Teleostei  HUVER 

PERSOV 

THIEBOLD 

Vertebrata  MARAUD 

SHELL 

see  Egg(s);  Integument 

SHELL  GLAND 

see  Integument;  Oviduct 

SHOULDER  GIRDLE 

see  Skeleton 

SKELETON 

see  also  specific  parts;  Bone(s);  Cartilage 
abnormalities,  studied  by  organ  culture, 

Rodentia  KONYUKHOV 

allometric    gi^owth,    Chiroptera  KLIMA 

appendicular.   X-ray    analysis,   Aves  GOFF 

axial  &  Umb,  role  of  cell  orientation  in  tissue 

organization,   Aves,   Rodentia  TRELSTAD 

calcification.  Amphibia,  Echinoidea  PILKINGTON 
capsule,  vascular  bed.  Homo, 

Mammalia  MAZHUGA 
carpals  in  limb  regeneration,  Urodela  MANNER 
chronology,  Anura  SEDRA 
effect  of  colchicine,  Rodentia  DWORNIK 
pai'alysis  &  amniotic  pressure, 

Aves  SULLIVAN 
podophyllin  &  temperature, 

Rodentia  DWORNIK 

exostosis,    multiple,    Perissodactyla  SHUPE 

general  PRATT 

growth    variations,    Lagomorpha  SAWIN 

joints,  normal  &  abnormal  development, 

Aves  DRACHMAN 

long  bones,  effect  of  hypophysectomy, 

Aves  WATTERSON 

Mammalia  DA  VIES 

metamorphosis,  electron  microscopy, 

Anura  KEMP 

morphogenesis,  Aves,  Mammalia, 

Reptilia  BELLAIRS 

mucopolysaccharides  in  normal  &  abnormal 

development,    Rodentia  KLEINEBRECHT 

organ  culture,  morphology  &  biochemistry, 

Mammalia  SCHRYVER 

OS  priapi,  fracture  healing,  effect  of 

castration  &  androgens,  Rodentia  BERESFORD 
ossification    age.    Homo  JIT 

prenatal.    Homo  MEYER 

— ,  Rodentia  RAJTOVA 

pelvic    floor.    Homo  VERWOERD 

Rodentia  HOSHINO 

spicule  calcification,  role  of  protein, 

Echinoidea  ELLIS 

—  formation  by  reaggregated  cells, 

Echinoidea  ELLIS 


292 


,  Echinoidea  OKAZAKI 

,  ultiastructure  &  effect  of  NaF, 

Echinoidea  HEROLD 

sternum,  morphoaenetic  movements, 

Aves,    Rodentia  JACCARINI 

—  &  shoulder  girdle.  Mammalia  KLIMA 
variation    between    litters,    Carnivora  EVANS 

—  due  to  position  in  uterus,  Carnivora  EVANS 
vertebral  column,  Aves  STRUDEL 
Vertebrata  FRIANT 

SKIN 

see  also  Epidermis;  Integument;  Pigment(ation); 
Wound  healing 

Anura  KHAN 

Aves  SENGEL 

carapace,    Chelonia  YNTEMA 

comb,  experimental  study,  in  vitro  & 

in    vivo,    Aves  LAWRENCE 

— ,  malformations  after  neural  crest  removal, 

Aves  LAWRENCE 

contribution    of   various    cell    types, 

Aves  MAUGER 

cutaneous  nerve  pattern,  effect  of  X-rays, 

Aves  MAUGER 

derivatives,  differentiation,  in  vitro, 

Aves,    Rodentia  KOLLAR 

— ,  electron  microscopy  &  biochemistry, 

Aves,    Rodentia  KISCHER 

dermatoglyphics  in  congenital  malformations. 

Homo  DZIUBA 

dermis  &  epidermis,  sensitivity  to  hydro- 
cortisone,   Aves  ZUST 
differentiation,  suppression  &  stimulation, 

Aves,    Rodentia  KOLLAR 

ecdysis,   Reptilia  LYNN 

effect   of   hormones,    Anura,    Rodentia         HANKE 

hydrocortisone,    Aves  ZUST 

prostaglandins,   Aves,   Rodentia       KISCHER 

X-rays,   Aves  REYSS 

embryonic,  RNA  synthesis,  Aves, 

Rodentia  SORIANO 

epidermal  differentiation,  cell  renewal, 

Rodentia  RIECK 

epithelial-mesenchymal  interactions,  histo- 
chemistry, Aves,  Mammalia  RITSCHARD 
fetal,  carbohydrate  &  intermediate  meta- 
bolism, enzymes.  Homo  SERRI 
— ,  histochemical  changes.  Homo  CERIMELE 
— ,  morphology  &  physiology.  Homo  SERRI 
— ,  mucoproteins.  Homo  GIANETTI 
glands,  Anura  KOLLROS 
— ,  metamorphosis,  histochemistry, 

Anura  FRASCHINI 

— ,  thyroxin    control,    Anura  VANABLE 

hypersensitivity  reactions,  Anura,  Homo, 

Rodentia  FORTAK 

innervation,   effect  of  X-rays,  Aves  SAXOD 

light   &  electron   microscopy,    Teleostei       KREJSA 

LUSE 
Marsupialia  LYNE 

metamorphosis,  with  &  without  extra  thyroid 

hormone,    Anura  BOVBJERG 

regional  determination,  Anura  KOLLROS 

—  specialization,   Aves  RAWLES 

scales,   mesoderm-ectoderm  interaction, 

'^ves  GOETINCK 

sensory  corpuscles,  experimental  study, 

'4vej  SAXOD 

ultrastructure,   Aves,    Urodela  SENGEL 

SKULL  (&  visceral  skeleton) 

see  also  Chondrocranium 


allometric    growth,    Rodentia 

Anura 

Aves 


lUCIF 
PLASOTA 
SCHUMACHER 
TOERIEN 

biometry,    Artiodactyla,    Carnivora  HUBER 

bone   development,    Urodela  CORSIN 

changes  caused  by  abnormal  posture, 

Rodentia  FANGHaNEL 

SCHUMACHER 
Crocodilia  FRANK 

experimental  morphogenesis,  Aves  TONNEYCK 
induction  &  morphogenesis,  Aves  SCHOWING 
jaws,  effect  of  undernutrition,  part,  protein 

calory    deficiency,    Artiodactyla  TONGE 

— ,  upper  &  lower,  ossification, 

Homo  KVINNSLAND 

mandible,  fracture  healing,  effect  of  castration 

&    androgens,   Rodentia  BERESFORD 


Meckel's  cartilage,  Homo,  Mammalia  FRIANT 
morphogenesis,    Aves  LIMBORGH 

— ,  experimental  studies.  Amphibia,  Aves, 

Chelonia,    Lagomorpha  TOERIEN 

nasal  capsule,  phylogcny.  Amphibia  JURGENS 
naso-lacrymal    canal,    Anura  YVROUD 

neuro  &  viscerocranium,  Anura  SWANEPOEL 
ocular   skeleton,  Aves  COULOMBRE 

Ophidia  SMIT 

optic  fissure,  closure  mechanics. 

Mammalia  LATSHAW 

ossification,    Aves  HA  LB  A 

regeneration,    Carnivora  KANTOROVA 

— ,  Mammalia  POLEZHAEV 

temporo-mandibular  joint,  effect  of  hyper- 

vitaminosis   A,    Rodentia  BERESFORD 

SLIME  MOLDS 

see  Plant  embryology  &  morphogenesis 

SOMATIC  MUTATIONS 

see  Genetics 

SOMATIC  RECOMBINATION 

see  Cell  heredity 

SOMITE(S) 

Anura  LOEFFLER 

development  &   growth,    Urodela  MUCHMORE 

morphogenesis,    Anura  BURGESS 

relation   to   limb   buds,   Lacertilia  VASSE 

role  of  Hensen's  node,  Aves  NICOLET 
secondary   origin   from   tail   bud,   Aves      JELINEK 

self-differentiation,    Aves  STEDING 

ultrastructure,   Aves  G6NENQ 

SPERMATOGENESIS 

see  also  Gametes 

Acarina  AESCHLIMANN 

GEIGY 
acrosome,  cytochemistry,  Artiodactyla  OTSUKI 
Amphibia  PICHERAL 

cell    differentiation,    Rodentia  MONESI 

Collembola  KRZYSZTOFOWICZ 

comparative    study,    Invertebrata  FRANZeN 

cytochemistry,  electron  microscopy, 

Hydroidea  STAGNI 

— ,  Teleostei  HUVER 

diploid   drones,   Hymenoptera  WOYKE 

diurnal    cycle,    histology,    Rodentia  TIBA 

effect    of    prolactin,    Rodentia  BARTKE 

X-irradiation,    Mammalia  KOCHAR 

electron  microscopy  &  biochemistry, 

Diptera  KIEFER 

Gastropoda  HADFIELD 

VIANEY 
genetic    contiol,    Rodentia  ROSENBERG 

histone  synthesis,  Lamellibranchia, 

Orthoptera  BLOCH 

immunological    impairment,    Rodentia  BISHOP 

kinetics,    Carnivora  TIBA 

Mammalia  HARRISON 

SCHUETZ 
mutants,    Rodentia  BRYAN 

nuclear  size  &  DNA  content,  Anura  LAVALLE 
Plathelminthes  HENDELBERG 

Polychaeta  NOYES 

radiosensitivity,   cytological  studies, 

Lepidoptera  IWASAKI 

role    of   neural   complex,   Ascidiae  GEORGES 

Sertoli    cells,    Rodentia  BATEMAN 

MERKLE 
spermatocytes,  primary,  irradiation, 

chromosome  breaks  &  repair, 

Rodentia  McGAUGHEY 

spermatogonia,  egg-like  development, 

Urodela  TEMPLE 

spermatogonia!  population,  growing  animals, 

morphology  &  cell  cycle  times, 

Rodentia  HUCKINS 
,  prepuberal  animals,  growth  & 

renewal,  Rodentia  CLERMONT 

ultrastructure,    Collembola  BYCZKOWSKA 

Y-chromosome  function,  biochemistry, 

Diptera  HENNIG 

SPERMATOZOA 

see  also  Gametes 

acrosome,  acid  hydrolase,  Echinoidea, 

Rodentia,    Urodela  BERTOLINI 

— ,  cytochemistry,    Artiodactyla  OTSUKI 


293 


SPERMATOZOA  (contd.) 

—  reaction,  Rodentia  ANDERSEN 
antibodies  BEHRMAN 
apyrene,  differentiation  &  function, 

Lepidoptera  FRIEDLANDER 

— ,  formation,  biochemistry.  Gastro- 
poda HADFIELD 
capacitation,  role  of  steroids.  Mammalia  HAMNER 
comparative  study,  Invertebrata  FRANZeN 
contractile  mechanisms,  protein, 

Mammalia  BISHOP 

effects    of    Ught,    Mammalia  NORMAN 

fluorescence  microscopy,  Lagomorpha  HOLSTEIN 
freezing,  protective  effect  of  glycerin. 

Amphibia  ROSTAND 

genetic  &  antigenic  differences, 

Lagomorpha  KULANGARA 

in  vitro,  effects  of  pH  on  metabolism  & 

fertilizing  capacity.   Mammalia  NORMAN 

irradiation,  effect  on  zygote  development, 

Lagomorpha  DOTT 

lytic   substances,   Anura  RAISMAN 

metabolism  &  fertilizing  capacity,  effect  of 

oviduct  secretions,   Lagomorpha  HAMNER 

microtubules,  resistance  tot  high  pressure, 

Decapoda,    Echinoidea  MARSLAND 

motility,    control    mechanism  RIKMENSPOEL 

nucleotides,    acid-soluble,   Echinoidea  ISONO 

phosphagens,  Echinodermata  YANAGISAWA 

position  in  storage  organs,  Hymenoptera  LENSKY 
relation  with  ductus  epididymidis,  Homo, 

Mammalia  HORSTMANN 

respiration,   Amira  VALDEZ 

transport,  ductus  epididymidis, 

Mammalia  MACMILLAN 

—  in  female,  Mammalia  CLEWE 
— ,  Lagomorpha  ADAMS 
tubal  transport.  Mammalia  NOYES 
ultrastructure,  Acarina,   Chilopoda, 

Diplopoda  BREUCKER 

HORSTMANN 

— ,  Aves  BOONE 

— ,  normal  &  pathological,  Artio- 

dactyla  BIRCH 

BLOM 

— ,  positions  in  storage  organs,  Hymen- 
optera LENSKY 

viability,  altered,  causing  embryo  death, 

Artiodactyla,    Lagomorpha,    Rodentia      ULBERG 

SPERMIOGENESIS 

see  Spermatogenesis 

SPINAL  CORD 

anterior  horn  cells,  de-  &  regeneration 

following   sciatic   axotomy,   Aves        HOUTHOFF 

,  influence   of  periphery,   Aves        DUBEY 

JOSHI 
cellular  origin  in  regeneration,  Urodela  FORET 
centres,    Anura  KOLLROS 

effect  of  increase  of  peripheral  inner- 
vation, Aves  MITOLO 
electron  microscopy,  Rodentia  VAUGHN 
experimental  embryology,  Aves  STEDING 
histology  &  histochemistry,  Anura  NIAZI 
integrity,  relation  to  morphogenesis, 

Aves  ARCAN 

medulla  oblongata,  fibre  pattern,  experimental 

studies,    Urodela  JACOBSON 

motor  column,  lumbro-sacral,  cell  death, 

normal  &  experimental,  Aves  NARAYANAN 
myelinization,  dorsal  root  junction.  Homo  BOSSY 
peripheral  nucleus,  influence  of  peripheral 

innervation,    Aves  DUBEY 

postnatal  development,  Carnivora, 

Homo  FLEISCHHAUER 

regeneration,    Lacertilia  SIMPSON 

ultrastructure,    fetus,    Homo  GAMBLE 

SPLEEN 

chorio-allantoic  grafts,  host  reaction,  Aves  MUN 
early  development,  inductive  interactions, 

Aves  DIETERLEN 

graft,  activity  against  organ-specific  antigens, 

Anura  NEWTH 

— ,  embryonic  transfilter  growth,  stimulation 

by   adult   spleen,  Aves  MUN 

immunofluorescence.    Homo  IVEMARK 

Mammalia  SPENCER 

regeneration,   Aves,    Reptilia  ASNANI 

BONNY 
role   in  erythropoiesis,   Rodentia        GIOVANNINI 


STATIC  ORGAN 

Cephalopoda  SACARRAO 

functional  maturation,  postnatal, 

Carnivora  MARTY 

STERILITY 

see  Fertility  (&  sterility) 

STEROIDS 

see  also  Cortisone;  Hormone(s) 
androgens  &  antiandrogens,  effect  on  sex 

differentiation,  Lagomorpha,  Rodentia  ELGER 
— ,  effect  on  fracture  healing,  os  priapi 

&   mandible,    Rodentia  BERESFORD 

—  &  estrogens,  effect  on  accessory 

sexual   tissues,   Rodentia  TATA 

in   gonads,   Aves  WOODS 

biochemical   effects,   Anura  LEIST 

corticoids  in   adrenals,   Aves  WOODS 

dexamethasone  phosphate,  effect  in  vivo 

&  in  vitro,  Aves,   Mammalia  RUCH 

effect  on  genital  duct  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

Aves  HAMILTON 
growth  &  differentiation, 

Vertebrata  WURMBACH 

sexual    differentiation,    Teleostei  ASHBY 

maturation    of   brain,    Rodentia    ADAMS 

estrogens,  effect  on  liver  regeneration, 

Rodentia  DZIUBA 

gonadal.    Amphibia,    Mammalia  SCHUETZ 

— ,  effect  on  uterus,  seminal  vesicles 

&  prostate,   Rodentia  SPAZIANI 

— ,  perinatal  administration,  effect  on  sexual 

morphology,  function  &  behaviour, 

Rodentia  SWANSON 

— ,  role  in  sex  differentiation,  Aves, 

Rodentia  NOUMURA 

histochemistry,  gonads  &  adrenals,  effect  of 

hypophysectomy,   Aves  WOODS 

induction  &  ovalbumin  synthesis, 

Aves  PALMITER 

SCHIMKE 
metabolism  in  foetus.  Homo,  Primates  AXELROD 
placental  &  foetal,  Artiodactyla,  Carnivora, 

Edentata  BRINCK 

progesteron  synthesis,  placenta,  perfused. 

Homo  CEDARD 

role  in  sperm  capacitation.  Mammalia  HAMNER 
sex-reversal,  inhibition  by  antibiotics, 

Anura  STAGNI 

VANNINI 
synthesis  in  gonads,  Aves  CEDARD 

STENGER 
immature  gonads  in  vitro,  effect  of 

HCG,   Aves  CEDARD 

GUICHARD 
perfused  placenta,  effect  of 

gonadotropins.    Homo  CEDARD 

— ,  sex    differentiation,    Teleostei  COLOMBO 

testosterone,   effect  on  ovary,  Rodentia       PETERS 

—  &  gestagen,  effect  on  follicle  growth, 
Rodentia  N0RBAEK 

PEDERSEN 
STOMACH 
epithelium,  functional  differentiation, 

Anura  FRASCHINI 

MANFREDI 
experimental   morphology,   Aves  LEMEZ 

Lagomorpha  DAVID 

organogenesis,  role  of  inducing  substances 

from    mesenchyme,    Aves  MARIN 

regeneration  &  cell  division, 

Rodentia  TIMASHKEVICH 

SUBCELLULAR  COMPONENTS 

centrioles,   migration,   oogenesis, 

Diptera  MAHOWALD 

contractile  filaments  &  other  structures, 

involved  in  formation  of  curved  structures, 

Aves  WRENN 

development,   molecular    assembly  SIMON 

embryonic  cells,  protein  analysis. 

Amphibia  MASUI 

endoplasmic    membrane    systems  WERZ 

—  reticulum,  cement  gland,  Anura  JACOB 
Golai  complex,   cell   differentiation. 

Gastropoda  DAUWALDER 

,  oocytes,    Echinoidea  BOLOGNART 

,  role   in  epithelial-mesenchymal 

interactions,  cornea  &  limb  bud, 

Aves,    Rodentia  TRELSTAD 


294 


influence  on  gene  transcription,  Amphibia, 

Gastropoda  GEUSKENS 

lysosomes,  effect  of  alkylating  agents 

&   irradiation,   Aves  TEMPEL 

— ,  enamel    epithelium,    Rodentia  BODMAN 

— ,  resorbing    tail,    Aniira  BODMAN 

— ,  role  in  cell  death,  metamorphosis, 

Anura,    Hemiptera  GOLDSMITH 

membranes,   ATP-ase,   brain,  Aves  FR6LICH 

SEDLACEK 
STASTNY 
microtubule,  proteins,  immunology  &  thiol- 
disulfide  exchange,  Echinoidea  KIMURA 
microtubules,  nerve  tissue,  bio- 
chemistry FRIEDKIN 
— ,  role  in  cell  shape,  columnar 

epithelium,    Aves,    Urodela  BURNSIDE 

— ,  spermatozoa,  resistance  to  high  pressure, 

Decapoda,   Echinoidea  MARSLAND 

— ,  spindle,  origin  &  protein  level, 

Echinoidea,    Echiuroidea  ANDERSON 

mitochondria,  adipose  tissue,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  BARNARD 

— ,  early   stages,    Teleostei  BOULEKBACHE 

— ,  embryo,    Anura  LEGNAME 

SALOMON 
— ,  — ,  comparative  biochemistry  &  ultra- 
structure  KISTLER 

WEBER 
— ,  embryonic,  chemical  treatment, 

Echinoidea  HEROLD 

enzymes,    Amphibia,    Aves  BOELL 

— ,  flight  muscle,  biochemistry,  electron 

microscopy,  Hymenoptera  HEROLD 

— ,  lipochondria,  cultured  cells, 

Aves  BARASA 

— ,  muscle,    Artiodactyla  LEESON 

— ,  queens  &  workers,  Hymenoptera  REMBOLD 
myotube    formation   in    vitro,    Aves  NISHIZU 

nuclear  membranes,  Hela  cells,  Anura  JACOB 
nucleolus  &  ribosomes,  myoblast  fusion, 

normal  &  dystrophic,  Aves,  Homo, 

Rodentia  PARSONS 

oogenesis  &  early  development, 

Amphibia  NEDVIDEK 

VILIMKOVA 
polysomes,    Anostraca  CLEGG 

— ,  Anura  DECROLY 

ribosomes,   activation   at  fertilization, 

Echinoidea  MAGGIO 

— ,  Anura  CASTON 

— ,  control  of  formation,  oocyte, 

Echinodermata  VINCENT 

— ,  hormone  action  &  metamorphosis, 

Lepidoptera  WYATT 

—  in   development,   Anura  DECROLY 

— ,  oocvte  through  early  gastrula, 

Anura  VAN   GANSEN 

— ,  relation  with  myofilaments,  myoblast, 

Aves,    Homo,    Rodentia  LARSON 

— ,  RNA    synthesis,    Echinoidea  MUTOLO 

— ,  structure  &  function  during  cell 

differentiation,    Anura  FORD 

— ,  synthesis  control,  oocytes, 

Orthoptera  ALLEN 

— ,  — ,  yolk  sac  derived  erythroid  cell 

differentiation,    Rodentia  FANTONI 

— ,  translational  level  control,  normal  & 

hormone-induced  development,  Aves  BERNFIELD 
time-lapse-microcinematography,   early 

stages,   Diptera  WOLF 

SUBCOMMISSURAL  ORGAN 

see  Brain 

SUCKER 

see  Gland(s)-adhesive 

SUGARS 

see  Carbohydrate(s) 

SULFHYDRYL  GROUPS 

fluctuation  in  non-cleaving  eggs,  Echinoidea  DAN 
in   eggs,    UV-irradiadon,    Echinoidea  IKEDA 

inhibiting  substances,  effect  on  embryo, 

Arachnoidea  EHN 

intracellular    distribution,   Anura  NORMAN 

protein-bound,  localization  in  egg, 

Echinoidea  KYONO 

role  in   induction,   Aves  MULHELKAR 

thiol-disulfide  exchange,  catalysator,  post- 
fertilization,    Echinoidea  KIMURA 


,  microtubule  proteins, 

Echinoidea  KIMURA 

SWIM  BLADDER 
see  Lungs 

SYMMETRY  (&  asymmetry) 

see  also  Gradient(s) 

bilateral,  determination,  Aves,  Pisces, 

Reptilia  CLAVERT 

— ,  effect  of  temperature,  histology, 

Anura  GLADE 

effect  of  polarity  on  differentiation,  sensory 

structures,  nerve  fibres.  Amphibia  HIBBARD 
egg   rotation   in   utero,   Lacertilia  RAYNAUD 

major  &  minor,  molecular  basis, 

Vertebrata  WILDE 

TAIL 

see  also  Regeneration  (traumatic) 
/Ivej  GOLDIE 

bifurcate,   Lacertilia  WERNER 

bud,  origin  of  neural  tube  &  somites, 

Aves  JELINEK 

degeneration,  electron  microscopy,  Anura  FOX 
in    vitro,    Urodela  FORD 

isolated,   effects   of   thyroxine,   Anura  HICKEY 

WEBER 
labyrinthine   mutant,    Rodentia  McNUTT 

metamorphosis,  collagen  fibre  resorption, 

Anura  TTO 

morphology,  metamorphosis,  Anura  DE  SILVA 
mutants,  Rodentia  CENTER 

primordium,  role  in  body  formation, 

Anura  VACEK 

TEMPERATURE 

abnormal,  effect  on  development,  Diptera  BRUST 
effect   on    diapause,    Diptera  BRUST 

egg,    Teleostei  WESTERNHAGEN 

&   larva,    Teleostei  BRAUM 

embryo  &  larva.  Amphibia  DOBROWOLSKI 

growth  and  bud  development, 

Hydroidea  PARK 

larval  growth  rate,   Urodela  HEATH 

mitotic    cycle,    Urodela  BRUGAL 

sex   ratio,    Urodela  DOBROWOLSKI 

ultrastructure  &  immunomorphology  of 

embryo,   Aves  CRACIUN 

PREDA 

vertebrae   number,   Lacertilia  WERNER 

gradient,  effect  on  bilateral  symmetry, 

Anura  GLADE 

heat   generation,   egg,   Lepidoptera  PAVE 

high,    adaptation,    Nematoda  BRUN 

— ,  effect  on  embryogenesis,  Artiodactyla, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  ULBERG 

— , embryonic  survival,  Rodentia     TANNER 

— ,  induction   of   sex   reversal   Anura  HSU 

— ,  selection   for   tolerance,   Nematoda  LOWER 

hypothermia,  effect  on  embryonic  blood 

composition,   Lagomorpha  GROTE 

imaginal  teratogenesis,  Diptera  HORSFALL 

interaction  with  effect  of  ionizing  irradiation 

on   embryo,    Teleostei  WADLEY 

WELANDER 
low,  resistance  of  developmental  stages, 

Coleoptera,    Lepidoptera  EIDMANN 

thermal  stress,  effect  on  development, 

Orthoptera  BERGERARD 
, sex  differentiation, 

Cheleutoptera  BERGERARD 

tolerance,  kidney  cells  in  vitro, 

Artiodactyla  HARRIS 

TENDON(S) 

see  Muscle(s) 

TERATOGENESIS  (experimental) 

see  also  specific  teratogenic  agents;  Anomalies 
(early  development);   Drugs;   Malformations; 
Pathology;  Thalidomide 
Acari  PIJNACKER 

amino  acid  analogues,  in  vivo  &  in  vitro, 

Rodentia  KOCHHAR 

aminoguanidine   sulfate,  Aves  WATTERSON 

antimalarial   drugs,   Rodentia  SULLIVAN 

antimetabolites,   Diptera  SCHARLOO 

— ,  Rodentia  MERCIER 

TUCHMANN 
Anura  WURMBACH 


295 


TERATOGENESIS  (contd.) 

artificial    sweetners,    Aves  VENEZIANO 

Aves  FRITZ 

HORVATH 

MOLD 

WURMBACH 

barbituric  compounds,  biochemistry  &  ultra- 
structure,    Aves  OJEDA 

benzpyrene,    Rodentia  KENNELS 

bioenergetics  as  affected  by  teratogens, 

Aves  KAPLAN 

blood-brain-barrier,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  NAKAMURA 

by  external  medium.  Amphibia  ROSTAND 

carcinogens    &    other    substances  KUHN 

cardiovascular,  part,  trypan  blue,  Aves     STePHAN 

—  system,   morphology,   histochemistry, 

organ    culture,    Rodentia  MONIE 

central    nervous    system,    Aves  ALEXANDRU 

centrifugation  of  eggs,  effect  of 

temperature,    Diptera  YAJIMA 

chemicals,    Aves,    Mammalia  GABRIEL 

— ,  cleft  palate,   Lagomorpha,  Rodentia    WALKER 

— ,  effect  on  blastogenesis. 

Mammalia  DEGENHARDT 

— ,  heart,    Rodentia  ADAMS 

— ,  in  vitro,   Rodentia  GUNBERG 

— ,  interaction  with  mucopolysacchaiide 

synthesis,    Rodentia  LARSSON 

— ,  effect  on  placental  function,  bio- 
physics,  histochemistry,   autoradiography, 
electron    microscopy,    Rodentia  KERNIS 

— ,     pre-implantation  stages,  in  vivo  & 

in   vitro,   Rodentia  MITCHELL 

— ,  relation  to  mechanism  of  cleft  palate 

formation,    Rodentia  MILLER 

— ,  Rodentia  HOSHINO 

KAMEYAMA 

cleft  palate,  bio-  &  histochemical  effects 

of   teratogens,   Rodentia  MILLER 

,  effect  of  chemicals,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  WALKER 

,  possible  reduction  of  incidence, 

Rodentia  MILLER 

,  role  of  sulfated  mucopolysaccharides, 

uptake  of  tritiated  thymidine, 

Rodentia  COLEMAN 

CO2  &  O2  pressure  increase,  Lagomorpha  GROTE 
cortisone,  antimitotics,  Aves,  Mammalia  CLAVERT 
— ,  thymus.    Mammalia  ROSS 

drugs,   Aves,    Mammalia  GEBHARDT 

early    stages,    Aves  SANDOR 

effect  of  drugs  on  chromosomes, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  ROUX 

external    factors,   Aves  MENKES 

fluoro-deoxy-cytidine,  effect  on  skeletal  muco- 
polysaccharides, Rodentia  KLEINEBRECHT 
galactoflavin,    Rodentia  SHEPARD 
heart,   Aves                                               BIESENBEEK 

DRUKKER 
LAANE 
LOS 
heavy    metals,    Rodentia  PERM 

Homo  SINGH 

hormones,   Aves,    Rodentia  VAN    DETH 

hydrocortisone,  early  changes,  Aves, 

Rodentia  JURAND 

hypervitaminosis   A,    Rodentia  KNUDSEN 

hypoglycemic    sulfamides,    Rodentia  MERCIER 

TUCHMANN 
hypothermia,    Lagomorpha  GROTE 

hypovitaminosis  D,  Aves  KARB 

hypoxia,  biochemical  analysis,  Aves  GRABOWSKI 
— ,  spina    bifida,    Rodentia  LENDON 

imaginal,  by  thermal  stress,  Diptera  HORSFALL 
in    explanted    embryo,    Aves  KLEIN 

in   vitro,    Rodentia  KAITILA 

LAHTI 

SAXEN 

SHEPARD 

TANIMURA 

inhibition  of  nucleic  acid  and  protein 

metabolism,    Aves  PIERRO 

inhibitors  of  cholesterol  synthesis. 

Primates,     Rodentia  ROUX 

insulin  &  oter  chemical  compounds, 

Aves  LANDAUER 

isozymes  as  affected  by  teratogens, 

Aves  JOHNSON 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  STAPLES 

hmbs,   Aves  SALZGEBER 


— ,  nitrogen  mustard,  thalidomide, 

Aves,    Mammalia  SALZGEBER 

FRITZ 

LUTWAK 

SELLER 

WOOLLAM 

maternal   hemorrhages,    Lagomorpha  GROTE 

—  metabolic  status,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  GOTTSCHEWSKI 
medicinal  plants,  Lagomorpha,  Rodenia  PERSAUD 
Mg  deficiency,  inner  ear,  Rodentia  ASLING 
muscle  relaxants,  Rodentia  JACOBS 
nervous  system,  irradiation,  asphyxia  WENDER 
,  morphology,  histochemistry,  organ 

culture,    Rodentia  MONIE 

,  Rodentia  SCHLuTER 

neural  epithelium,  nuclear   migration, 

autoradiography,    Aves  CORLISS 

neuropleptic    drugs.    Mammalia  MERCIER 

organogenesis,   Rodentia  ZIMMERMANN 

paramino-benzene-sulfamide,    Aves  MARTIN 

PGA  deficiency,  face  &  palate,  Rodentia  ASLING 
Phasmidopiera  PIJNACKER 

phocomelia,   experimental,    Rodentia       KOCHHAR 
poisons,    Axes  RUCH 

pyrimethamine.    Mammalia  COLEMAN 

reduced  atmospheric  pressure,  Lagomorpha  GROTE 

,  Rodentia  KAMEYAMA 

relation  with  fluid  &  electrolyte  balance 

Aves,    Mammalia  GRABOWSKI 

Rickettsia,    Rodentia  GIROUD 

MARTINET 
RNA-se,    Aves  LANOT 

Rodentia  CSABA 

HORVATH 

MOLD 

PACKER 

ToRo 

role  of  physiological  &  induced  necrosis  MENKES 

rumpless   phenocopy,   Aves  GOLDIE 

spinal  malformations,  induced  by 

6-aminonicotinamide,    Rodentia  NOGAMI 

Teleostei  WURMBACH 

TEM,  interaction  with  Polydactyly  gene, 

Rodentia  KOCHER 

thalidomide,    Homo  LENZ 

therapeutical  use  of  metabolites  &  anti- 
metabolites,   Rodentia  CHAMBERLAIN 
time-lapse  cinematography  of  embryo, 

Aves  GRABOWSKI 
tissue  antibodies,  Aves,  Rodentia  McCALLION 
Triton  WR  1339,  Mammalia  ROUSSEL 
trypan  blue,  Aves  LANOT 
,  heart  malformation,  genetics  & 

development,    Rodentia  WITHERS 

,  Mammalia  BECK 

,  Rodentia  KNUDSEN 

,  spina  bifida,   Rodentia  LENDON 

Turbellaria  T6R6K 

ubiquinone   in   ovo   &   in   vitro,   Aves  MUSY 

ulu-aviolet    irradiation,    Diptera  YAJIMA 

urogenital  system,  morphology,  histo- 
chemistry,   organ   culture,    Rodentia  MONIE 
various   drugs.   Mammalia                              SOMERS 

WARD 
,  thalidomide,  Lagomorpha,  Rodentia, 

Urodela  JONSSON 

Veratrum,  inducing  cyclopia,  Artio- 

dactyla  EVANS 

Vertebrata  MARTIN 

T6R0 
virus,    Aves  ROBERTSON 

vitamin    A,    thymus,    Mammalia  ROSS 

vitamins,   fat-soluble,   Aves  ABRAMOVICI 

X-irradiation,   Rodentia  McGAUGHEY 

TERATOLOGY 

see  Anomalies   (early  development);   Malformations 


TERATOMA(S) 

blastomas.    Homo 

cell    culture.    Mammalia 

compaiison  with  early  normal  stages, 

Homo 
dysembryomas.    Homo 
embryomas.    Homo 
extra-embryonic    structures,    Homo 
homo-  &  heteroplastic,  experimental 

production,    A  ves,    Rodentia 
testis,    Rodentia 


GAILLARD 
EVANS 

WEISS 

GAILLARD 
GAILLARD 
GAILLARD 
GAILLARD 

SALAUN 
STEVENS 


296 


TESTIS 

antigens,    specific,    Rodentia  AWATTA 

cell  differentiation,  cell  interactions  &  cell 

cycle,    DNA,    in   vitro,    Aves  LEE 

descent,  histology,  biochemistry,  tissue 

culture.    Mammalia  WENSING 

effect   of    X-rays,    Rodentia  BATEMAN 

enzymes.   Mammalia  BISHOP 

experimental  inversion  into  ovary,  female 

hormone    secretion,    Crustacea  CHARNIAUX 

gubernaculum  testis  &  testicular  descent, 

Mammalia  BACKHOUSE 

Homo  HOLSTEIN 

Insectivora  ABRO 

larval,  DNA  synthesis  in  mitosis, 

Diptera  PAPACONSTANTINOU 

Leydig  cell  tumour,  culture  &  functional 

capacities,    Rodentia  POURREAU 

—  cells,  biochemistry,  effect  of  prolactin 
Rodentia  BARTKE 

Mammalia  SCHUETZ 

pathology,   Artiodactyla  BLOM 

pigmentation,  genetic  control  &  development, 

Lepidoptera  GOTTLIEB 

radiation    sensitivity,    Rodentia  RUGH 

regeneration,    Anura  MAJORCA 

Sertoli    cells,    Rodentia  BATEMAN 

spermatogonia!  deficiency,  Klinefelter 

syndrome.    Homo  MIKAMO 

THALIDOMIDE 

effect  on  chromosomes,  Lagomorpha, 

Rodentia  ROUX 

development,   Aves  SPIROFF 

embryo,    Lagomorpha,    Rodentia, 

Urodela  JONSSON 

embryopathy  in  relation  tot  time  of  intake, 

Homo  LENZ 

inhibition    of    bone    induction  RINALDI 

SCHREIBER 
limb   malformations,    Aves  SALZGEBER 

teratogenesis,   Primates  HENDRICKX 

THEORETICAL  BIOLOGY 

(developmental) 
automata  &  language  theory,  developmental 
instructions  for  cell  interaction  & 
division  LINDENMAYER 

biomorphosis  PFLUGFELDER 

computer  analysis  of  cell  replication  & 
nuclear  degeneration,  eye  lens,  Aves  LEVER 

MODAK 
UPPULURI 

—  simulation,  branching  filaments. 

Algae,    Fungi  LINDENMAYER 

of   biological   patterns  COWE 

WADDINGTON 

colony  growth,  Hydroidea  BRAVERMAN 

cybernetic   developmental  model  systems  POHLEY 
developing  systems,  ordering  in  time 

&    space  COHEN 

factorial  analysis,  as  applied  to    morpho- 
genesis,  Rhynchora  PONTIER 
genetical   differentiation,   mechanism  NOTO 
information  theory,  application  to  oogenesis 

&    embryonic    development  RAVEN 

probabUstic  processes,  role  in  cellular 

differentiation,   Aves,   Rodentia  WILDE 

systems  analysis  of  colony  pattern, 
Hydroidea  BRAVERMAN 

THORACIC  CAVITY 

see  Body  cavities 

THYMUS 

embryonic,  extract,  effect  on  tolerance  of 

transplanted    tissues,    Rodentia  CZAPLICKI 

effect    of    teratogens,    Mammalia  ROSS 

histochemistry  &  ultrastructure,  in  vivo 

&    in    vitro  COMOGLIO 

immunofluorescence.    Homo  IVEMARK 

inductive  role  in  immune  reaction 

development.    Rodentia  SIDKY 

organ    culture,    Aves  FOOTE 

THYREOSTATIC  AGENTS 

see  Thyroid  gland 

THYROID  GLAND 

see  also  Thyroxine 

antithyroid  compound,  effect  in  vivo  & 
in  vitro,  Aves,  Mammalia  RUMPLER 


PRAHLAD 


before  &  after  metamorphosis, 

Vrodela 
deficiency,  effect  on  metamorphosis, 

Anura  BOSCH  WITZ 

early    development,    Amniota,    Homo  SLIPKA 

effect    of    aureomycin,    larva,    Anura  LIANG 

hemisphercctomy,    Rodentia  AZOUBEL 

CRUZ 
lUCIF 

prolactin,   late   larva,   Anura  BRUNO 

CAMPANTICO 

GIUNTA 

GUARDABASSI 

OLIVERO 

RINAUDO 

electron   microscopy,  Aves  HILFER 

embryonic,  dissociated  cells,  stability  of 

differentiation,    Aves  HILFER 

— ,  physiology,    Vertebrata  MARAUD 

experimental   study,   Aves  LE   DOUARIN 

function,    Cyclostomata  WATERMAN 

functional  delopment,  organ  culture, 

Homo  SHEPARD 

hypo-  &  hyperthyroidy,  effect  on  pro-  & 

mesonephros    grafts,    Anura  FOX 

organic  iodine  compounds,  Chelonia  DIMOND 
regeneration,  morphogenesis, 

Rodentia  WROBLEWSKI 
relation  to  hypophysis,  Aves  THIEBOLD 
spinal  cord  regeneration, 

Urodela  MOULTON 

role   in   allometric   growth,    Rodentia  CRUZ 

lUCIF 

limb    regeneration,    Anura  NIAZI 

—  of  hormones  in  development,  Aves  THESINGH 
structure  &  function,  Vertebrata  WATERMAN 
thyreostatics,  mechanisms, 

Vertebrata  PFLUGFELDER 

thyroidectomy,    larva,    ageing,   Anura  HSU 

— ,  — ,  effect  of   aureomycin,  Anura  LIANG 

— ,  — , on  growth  &  pituitary 

of    adult,    Anura  YU 

— ,  — ,  nitrogen    excretion,    Anura  HSU 

ultrastructure,    Vertebrata  PEHLEMANN 

Vertebrata  LEBLOND 

THYROXINE 

biochemical  effects,  embryo  &  adult, 

Urodela  PRAHLAD 

effect  on  growth  &  differentiation, 

Vertebrata  WURMBACH 

isolated   tail,   Anura  HICKEY 

WEBER 
limb-bone  rudiments  in  vitro, 

Aves  LAWSON 
regenerative  capacity,  larva, 

Anura  VAN  STONE 

regeneration,    Anura  KOLLROS 

metamorphosing   skin,   Anura       BOVBJERG 

mitosis,  central  nervous  system. 

Amphibia  BAFFONI 

mitotic    cycle,    Urodela  BRUGAL 

pigment  cell  differentiation, 

Anura  ANDREW 

GABIE 
induction  of  metamorphic  competence  in  early 

stages,    biochemistry,    Anura  TATA 

metamorphosis,    Anura  TATA 

in   liver,   biochemistry,   Anura       COHEN 

mechanism   of   action  HART  WIG 

metamorphosis,  local  action, 

Anura  KALTENBACH 

relation  with  RNA  synthesis,  tadpole, 

Anura  STADLER 

WEBER 
role  in  skin  gland  development,  Anura  VANABLE 
sensitivity  of  embryonic  tissues, 

Urodela  PRAHLAD 

tissue  competence  to,  larval,  Anura  YU 

uptake  &  localization  in  tissues  during 

metamorphosis,    Anura  REYNOLDS 

TISSUE(S) 

competence    to    thyroxin,    Anura  YU 

differentiation,  in  vitro,  relation  to  develop- 
mental potential  &  stage,  Lepidoptera    BROOKS 

extracts,  inhibitory  effect  on  homologous 

organs,   Aves  THOMPSON 

homogenates  adult,  effect  on  early  embryo 

&  cell  cultures,  Aves  McKENZIE 

interaction,  comb  &  non-comb  tissue, 
Aves  LAWRENCE 


297 


TISSUE(S)  (contd.) 

— ,  mammary   gland,   Rodentia  ARMSTRONG 

specific  proteins,   Diptera,   Lepidoptera   IMBERSKI 
subcellular  fractions,  effect  on  organ  growth, 

Rodentia  STERN 

transformation   by   RNA,   Aves  NOTO 

TISSUE  CULTURE  (&  cell  culture) 
see  also   Cell(s);    Culture   (egg,  embry'o  etc.); 
Organ  culture 


,  surface  properties  &  behaviour, 

Aves  MOORES 

ultrastructure,  effect  of  actinomycin  D, 


Anura 

— •  &  other  cells,  formation  of 
adhesions 


JONES 


adrenergic    neurons 

Amtra 

binucleate  cells,  origin,  Aves 

blastema,    Turbellaria 


MACOTTA 
NADAMITSU 
BARASA 
GODINA 
OKUNO 
SUGINO 
blastodisc  erythropoietic  tissue, 

Aves  WAIN  WRIGHT 

blastula  &  gastrula  cells,  tissue  specific  enzymes, 

tryptophan  metabolism,  Anura  KOSTELLOW 
cancer  cells,  effect  of  heavy  metals, 

Rodentia  AMONS 

cardiac  muscle  cells,  dissociated  by 

Ca++    deprivation   &   chelation  MUIR 

cartilage,  monolayer,  comparison  of  different 

types,    Aves  LEVENSON 

— ,  — ,  effect  of  vitamin  C,  Aves  LEVENSON 
cell  behaviour,  action  of  morphogenetic 

agents,    Aves  WESTON 

—  changes  in  neural  induction  &  early 
differentiation,    Anura  DEUCHAR 

— •  differentiation,    Aves  NIIZIMA 

,  Scyphozoa  SCHMID 

,  Vertehrata  CURTIS 

—  locomotion,    Aves,    Rodentia  LEFFORD 

—  motility  &  cell  division  ALLEN 
■  &    ultrastructure.    Amphibia  FREED 

—  relations,    Aves,    Rodentia  ABERCROMBIF 

HEAYSMAN 
PEGRUM 

—  types,  separation,  Porifera  NIKITIN 
cells,  development  &  cytology, 

Diptera  ALBERGHINA 

DOLFINI 
— ,  differentiation,  relation  to  developmental 

potential   &   stage,    Lepidoptera  BROOKS 

— ,  effect  of  adult  tissue  homogenates, 

Aves  McKENZIF. 

— ,  molecular    hvbridization,    Anura  JOHN 

JONES 
— ,  neoplastic  conversion,  Rodentia  MITCHELL 
chromosome    patterns,    Artiodactyla  HARRIS 

contact  inhibition  of  mitosis  &  cell 

movement  STEINBERG 
,  svnchronous  fibroblast   populations, 

Aves  '  McKIEL 

cytochimaeras,  cells  of  different  classes, 

Aves.    Rodentia  WILDE 

dental   tissues.   Homo,    Mammalia  NIIZIMA 

development  &  regeneration.  Annelida  MARCEL 
differentiated  cell  function,  maintenance 

in  vitro  SATO 

differentiating  embryonic  cells,  DNA  synthesis 

induced    by   virus,    Aves  LEE 

differentiation  in  presence  of  electrophoretic 

fractions  of  specific  primordia  &  cells, 

Vrodela  WILDE 

DNA   replication,    Diptera  BARIGOZZl 

HALFFR 
drug    resistance,    Artiodactyla  HARRIS 

early  blastoderm,  fragments,  action  of 

RNA   from  embryonic   organs,   Aves       BUTROS 

—  embryonic  tissues,  behaviour, 

Aves  ZWILLING 
effect  of  age  on  nuclear  size  KRANTZ 
heterologous  RNA  on  fibroblasts, 

Aves,    Rodentia  EWART 

SANN 
embryonic  cells,  aggregation  factor, 

Echinoidea,    Vrodela  KONDO 

,  differentiation,    Vrodela  BEETSCHEN 

DUPRAT 

,  Diptera  SANG 

SEECOF 
,  effect  of  RNAse  inhibitors  on  translatable 

RNA  &  proteins,  Echinoidea  COUSINEAU 
&  fibroblasts,  effect  of  Hempa, 

Rodentia,  Teleostei  JACQUES 
,  reaggregates,  segregation,  mechanisms, 

Vertehrata  CURTIS 
,  structural   changes,    Amphibia          MASUDA 


CAMPBELL 
EDWARDS 

N A KAY AM  A 
STEPHENSON 


embryonic   tissues,    Rodentia 
— ,  under    pressure,    Vertehrata 
energy  transfer  in  cellular  interactions, 

Aves,  Rodentia  REPORTER 
enzyme  induction  &  repression  GUSTAFSON 
,  Mammalia  ELIASSON 

—  proteins,  relation  to  added  DNA  &  RNA, 
Rodentia  O'BRIEN 

—  synthesis,    regulation  JOHANSSON 

—  variants,  genetics  &  epigenetics, 

Rodentia  RUDDLE 

epithelial  cells,  locomotion  &  behaviour, 

Aves,    Rodentia  MIDDLETON 

eye    lens,    differentiation,    Aves  KATOH 

fibres,    Anura,    Vrodela  YAMADA 

,  macromolecules,    Aves  YOSHIDA 

—  tissues,  differentiation  &  metaplasia, 
biochemistry,    Aves  WHITTAKER 

fetal    tissues,    immunology.    Homo  ADINOLFI 

fibroblasts,  effect  of  alkylating  agents  & 

chemosterilants,    Rodentia  PURKO 

— , antibodies  on  cell  behaviour, 

Aves  PARTRIDGE 

— ,  identification,  Aves,  Homo, 

Mammalia  NIIZIMA 

gene    expression  WHITTAKER 

growth,    accelerated  MILLS 

heart  cells,  spontaneous  activity,  Aves  DeHAAN 
— ,  maintenance  of  differentiation,  Aves  TAYLOR 
hepatocvtes,  glucose  &  glycogen, 

Rodentia  JACQUOT 

PIAS 
imaginal  discs,  cell  heredity,  Diptera  GEHRING 
immunocompetent  cells, 

Lacertilia  MUTHUKKARUPPAN 

immunogenic    response  DU  1  ION 

Insecta  KRAUSE 

iris,    depigmentation    control,    Vrodela  REESE 

— ,  RNA   synthesis   activation,    Vrodela  REESE 

isolated  embryonic  cells.  Amphibia, 

Teleostei  COUPE 

kidney  &  lung,  ATPase,  Rodentia  WAYMOUTH 
larval    &    adult    tissues,    Vrodela  FORET 

lens    fibre    differentiation,    Aves  KAWAKAMI 

—  regenerating  system,  Vrodela  EISENBERG 
limb  mesenchyme,  normal  &  mutant, 

behaviour    &    differentiation,    Aves  FLINT 

liver,    Aves  LEVENSON 

— .  nuclear  &  cytoplasmic  synthesis, 

Rodentia  MALPOIX 

—  &  yolk  sac.  hematopoiesis,  part,  genetic 
expression,    Rodentia  FANTONI 

lymphocyte  competence,  mitogens,  Aves. 

Rodentia  VAN   ALTEN 

mammary  gland,  differentiation  in  relation 

with  DNA  svnthesis  &  cell  division, 

Rodentia  STOCKDALE 

.  Homo,     Rodentia  KATO 

material  transfer  from  coelomocytes  to 

oocytes,    Polvchaeta  SCHROEDER 

media,    Porifera  NIKITIN 

melanophores,  pigment  granule  movement, 
Teleostei  BEREITER 

metamorphosis,    Anura  NIIZIMA 

mitochondria    &    lipochondria,    Aves  BAR.^SA 

mitosis,    Echinodermata  KANE 

— ,  effect  of  cell  density,  y4ve5,    Rodentia    NJEUMA 

— , of    low    temperature,    Aves         BARASA 

GODINA 
morphogenesis  in  cell  cultures.  Homo  ELSDALE 
muscle,  cartilage  &  retinal  pigment  cells, 

differentiation  in  vitro,  biochemistrv, 

Aves  COLEMAN" 

— ,  cells,  cvtodifferentiation,  clonal  analvsis. 

Aves  KONIGSBERG 
,  differentiation,  tail  regenerate, 

Lacertilia  SIMPSON 

— ,  cytochimeric,  from  disaggregated  cells, 

different  tissues  &  classes,  Aves, 

Rodentia  MASLOW 

myoblast,  normal  &  dystrophic,  RNA, 

Aves.   Homo,   Rodentia  JANS 

ROSS 
— ,  relation  between  myofilaments  <&  ribosomes, 

Aves,    Homo,    Rodentia  LARSON 


298 


myocardial  cells,  interactions,  Aves  GORDON 
myogenesis,    amitosis,    Aves,    Rodentia  PUZA 

— ,  Aves,    Rodentia  LEVIS 

— ,  behaviour  of  nucleolus,  Aves,  Rodentia  GAYER 

HROCH 
PUZA 
— ,  cinematocraphy,  autoradiography, 

Aves,    Rodentia  GAYER 

myogenic  cells,  normal  &  dystrophic, 

behaviour  &  differentiation,  Rodentia  .lONES 
mvotube    formation,    Aves  KYONO 

NISHIZU 
nerve  cells,  protein  synthesis  &  utilisation, 

Aves  O'BRIEN 

—  tissue    differentiation  VARON 

nervous    microsyslemes,    Aves  STEFANELLI 

neural    crest,    Anura  ANDREW 

GABIE 

.  histones   &   RNA,   Anura  ANDREW 

GABIE 
orientation   of   cells  MILLS 

parotid  gland,  control  of  secretory  events, 

Rodentia  GORDON 

pigment  cells,  staging  &  effect  of  thyroxine, 

Anura  ANDREW 

GABIE 
placenta,  giant  cells,  aging,  Rodentia  DORGAN 
— ,  syncytial  cells,  structure  &  function. 

Homo  KASPI 

LONDON 
NEBEL 
plasma  cell,  immunoglobulin  synthesis, 

Rodentia  ANDERSON 

pre-adult  cells,  effect  of  malignant  cells, 

Vertebrata  STEPHENSON 

protein    growth    factors,    Artiodactyla  HARRIS 

— ,  RNA  &  DNA,  synthesis,  embryo, 

Echinoidea  INFANTE 

regeneration    blastema,    Turbellaria       BETCHAKU 

MANELLI 

PASQUINI 

STAMPA 

,  Urodela  FORET 

regenerating   tissues,    Turbellaria  ZILLER 

small  aggregates,  embryonic  cells,  Anura  JONES 
spatial  organization  &  supracellular  patterns 

in   embryonic   tissues,   Aves  DeHAAN 

skin,  cell  death  &  differentiation,  epithelial- 

mesenchymal  interactions,   ult-astructure, 

Anura  GOLDSMITH 

— ,  cell   renewal,    Lacertilia  MADERSON 

testis,  DNA,  cell  cycle,  differentiation  & 

cell   interactions,   Aves  LEE 

thermal    stress,    Diptera  BRUST 

thermotolerance,  kidney  cells,  Artio- 
dactyla HARRIS 
thyroid  gland,  dissociated  cells,  stability  of 

differentiation,    Aves  HILFER 

teratoma    cells,     Mammalia  EVANS 

WEISS 
testis,    descent.    Mammalia  WENSING 

tissue  reconstruction,  Anura,  Aves, 

Porifera  STEINBERG 

tonofilaments,   epidermis,    Teleosiei  BEREITER 

tumours  associated  with  embryonic  organs. 

Homo  WOLFF 

undifferentiated  cells,  activity,  normal  & 

regenerating  animals,  Turbellaria  CHANDEBOIS 

TONGUE 

see  Mouth 


TOOTH  (TEETH) 

autoradiography,    Vertebrata 
control  mechanisms,  Rodentia 
cusp    pattern.    Homo,    Rodentia 
dentine,    ultraslructure,    Teleostei 
development    &    eruption 
—  &  innervation.    Homo 


LEBLOND 

FITZGERALD 

LAVELLE 

HEROLD 

TONGE 

FALIN 

KOLLAR 


differentiation,    in    vitro,    Rodentia 
effect  of  environmental  factors  &  anti- 
biotics,   Rodentia  FITZGERALD 

hypervitaminosis  A,  histochemistry, 

Rodentia  DWORNIK 

— ■  —  undernutrition,  part,  protein  calory 

deficiency,    Artiodactyla  TONGE 

electron  microscopy,  scanning  probe  X-ray 

microanalysis,    Mammalia  BOYDE 

enamel  epithelium,  lysosomes,  Rodentia  BODMAN 
histochemistry  &  ultraslructure,  Urodela  ROUX 
Inseclivora  KINDAHL 

Mammalia  FRIANT 


molars,  root  &  periodontal  ligament, 

Rodentia  BEYNON 
morphogenesis  &  cytogenesis, 

Rodentia  POURTOIS 

origin   &   differentiation.   Amphibia  CHIBON 

periodontium,    histochemistry,    Rodentia  COHN 

regeneration,    Carnivora  POLEZHAEV 

Rodentia  COHN 

Teleostei  JONGH 

tissue   culture.    Homo,    Mammalia  NIIZIMA 

TRACE  ELEMENTS 

TRACER  STUDIES 

see  Autoradiography;  Radio-isotopes 

TRACHEA 

see  Respiratory  tract 

TRACHEAL  SYSTEM 

postembryonic,  experimental  study, 

Diptera  PIHAN 

ST6PHAN 

TRANSPLANTATION 

see  also  Immunology;  Nucleus 

Aves  MULHELKAR 

chorioallantoic,  epithelial  pearls,  mode 

of   formation,    Aves  MARRARO 

— ,  method,    Aves  MARRARO 

— ,  suprarenal  gland,  differentiation, 

Aves  CHEVALLIER 

early   stages,   Rodentia  LEVAK 

SKREB 
SVAJGER 
embryonic    heterografts,    Aves  DELEANU 

graft  vs.  host  antagonism,  anterior  shield 

grafts,    Teleostei  BRUMMETT 

hetero-,    Rodentia  WRBA 

heterologous  FORSBERG 

heterotopic,  spinal  cord,  effect  on  motion 

&    action   pattern,    Aves  NARAYANAN 

homo-&  xenograft  acceptance,  embryonic 

stages,   Chelonia  YNTEMA 

,  tolerance    comparison,    Urodela  TABAN 

immunity,  genetic  analysis,  yoimg  animals, 

Aves  RUTH 

interspecific    tolerance,    Anura  LOEFFLER 

liver    to   chorioallantois,   Aves  MARRARO 

lympho-myeloid  cells,  fetus.  Mammalia  THOMAS 
mammary  gland,  regeneration,  Rodentia  HOSHINO 
skin,    graft   rejection,    Anura  BOVBJERG 

spleen,  activity  against  organ-specific 

antigens,    Anura  NEWTH 

— ,  chorio-allantoic  grafts,  host  reaction, 

Aves  MUN 

tissues,    Anura,    Rodentia  NIIZIMA 

xenoplastic.   Amphibia  TRAMPUSCH 

— ,  hypophysis,  species  specificity. 

Amphibia  BYTINSKI 

TROPHOBLAST 

see  Blastocyst 

TUBA 

see  Oviduct 

TUMOUR(S) 

see  also  Carcinogenetic  agents;  Teratoma(s) 
antigens,   embryonic  MASON 

ascites,  growth  promoting  effects. 

Mammalia  ARGYRIS 

association  with  embryonic  organs,  electron 

microscopy,    A  ves  CUMINGE 

cancer  cells,  membrane  protein,  Aves, 

Rodentia  GOLDHOR 

culture  in  association  with  embryonic  organs. 

Homo  WOLFF 

—  on  chick  embryo  mesonephros.  Homo    WOLFF 

embryonic  organs  in  vitro.  Mammalia  SIGOT 

extracts  of  chick  liver,  mesonephros 

&  yeast.   Homo  WOLFF 

differentiation  in  regenerating  appendages, 

Anura  ^^"^^'hk 

embryonic,   germ  cell.   Homo  GAILLARD 

histogenesis   in   vitro,    Homo  AUERSPERG 

induction  by  subcellular  fractions,  embryonic 

&   larval   stages,   Anura  TWEEDELL 

interaction  with  embryonic  cells  in  the  same 

host,    Rodentia  SALAUN 

Levdig  cell,  effect  on  sex  reversal, 

Rodentia  POURREAU 


299 


TUMOUR(S)  (contd.) 

,  functional  capacities,  in  vitro, 

Rodentia  POURREAU 

Lucke,  virus  induced,  role  of  nucleolus, 

Anura  JACOB 

lymphosarcoma,    Anura  ARTHUR 

BALLS 

—  cells  in  vitro,  effect  of  heavy  metals, 
Rodentia  AMONS 

malignant  cells,  effect  on  pre-adult  cells, 

Vertebrata  STEPHENSON 

—  &  normal  cells,   growth  control, 

in   vitro  KIRSTEN 

—  transformation  by  virus  KIRSTEN 
melanotic,  genes,  effect  on  development, 

Diptera  SANG 

mitotic    rate,    Rodentia  BERTALANFFY 

mycetomes,    embryonic,    Homoptera  SANDER 

neoplasia,    etiology,    Anura  NACE 

neoplastic  conversion  of  embryonic  cells, 

in    vitio,   Rodentia  MITCHELL 

of  mesonephric  derivatives  of  female  genital 

tract.   Homo  SZAMBORSKI 

organ   culture,    long   term.   Homo  WOLFF 

organotypic  culture,  nutritional  aspects  MASON 
physiology,    Rodentia  JAMES 

relation  with  immunocompetence, 

Amphibia  RUBEN 

renal  carcinoma,  differentiating,  histochemistry 

&   fine    structure,    Rodentia  GIBLEY 

Rous  sarcoma  virus,  fibroblast  transformation, 

Aves  TEMIN 

testicular  interstitial  cell,  effect  on  prostate, 

in  vitro,  Rodentia  POURREAU 
,  organ  &  suspension  culture, 

Rodentia  POURREAU 

tolerance,  effect  of  embryonic  thymus 

extracts,    Rodentia  CZAPLICKI 

transplantation    into   embrj'o,    Aves  LAKSHMI 

SHERBET 
Turbellaria  T6R6K 

Urodela  BRUNST 

virus  induced  chromosome  aberrations, 

Homo  MAKINO 

— ,  infectious  nucleic  acids  as  differentiating 

agents,   Anura  MIZELL 

viruses,   as   tools  in   embryology,   Aves         EBERT 

HAY 
YOSHIKAWA 

TWINS  (&  other  multiple  births) 

experimental,    Rodentia  FERM 

incidence,    Chelonia  YNTEMA 

longitudinal  study,  placental  morphology  & 

zymograms,    bloodtyping.    Homo  THIERY 

multiple  births,  development  &  immunology. 

Homo  VOLKOVA 

,  placental   vessels,   Homo  VARMA 

uniovular,    genotype.    Homo  DEROM 

ULTIMOBRANCHIAL  BODY 
ULTRASOUND 

ULTRAVIOLET  IRRADIATION 

early  development,  levels  of  control, 

Echinoidea  RIECK 

effect  on  cleavage  &  morphogenesis. 

Gastropoda  LABORDUS 

embryo,    Diptera  YAJIMA 

germinal    cytoplasm,    Anura      CZOLOWSKA 

limb  development  &  regeneration, 

Urodela  BUTLER 

re-entry   of  pole   cells,  Diptera  YAJIMA 

egg   inactivation,    Hymenoptera  L6BBECKE 

microbeam,  applied  to  embryo,  Hymenoptera  AMY 
— ,  egg    cortex.    Gastropoda  JURA 

SH   radicals   in   eggs,   Echinoidea  IKEDA 

UMBILICAL  CORD 

architecture.    Homo  REYNOLDS 

collagenogenesis.  Homo  UYSAL 
relation  with  fetal  size. 

Mammalia  NAAKTGEBOREN 

sphincter,  Lagomorpha  TAVERNE 
umbilical  vesicle,  vascular  anatomy, 

physiology,  Rodentia  LE  GOASCOGNE 

UNICELLULAR  ORGANISMS 

anucleate  cells,  RNA  synthesis. 


Algae 
breeding   system,   Ciliata 


SCHWEIGER 
KATASHIMA 


cell  cycle,  developmental  changes  &  enzyme 

synthesis,    Saccharomycetales  MITCHISON 

cell-to-cell    adhesion,    Rhizopoda  BAND 

chloroplasts,    autonomy.   Algae  SCHWEIGER 

— ,  effect  of  light  &  chemicals, 

Euglenophyceae  CARELL 

conjugation  &  polytene  chromosomes  in 

exconjugants,    Ciliata  RADZIKOWSKI 

control  of  morphogenesis  &  differentiation, 

Amoebina  KAHN 

cooperation  between  subcellular  components. 

Algae  SCHWEIGER 

cortex,    removal,    Ciliata  TARTAR 

cortical  variations,  genetic  &  developmental 

studies,    Ciliata  NANNEY 

cytokinesis,   studied  by  microsurgery, 

Ciliata  TARTAR 

cytomorphogenesis,  ultrastructure, 

Desmidiaceae  KIERMAYER 

developmental  genetics,  mating  type, 

Ciliata  BUTZEL 

—  pattern,  Desmidiaceae  KIERMAYER 
differential  gene  activating,  germinating 

spores.    Bacteria  STUBBS 

differentiation,   immunogenetics,    Ciliata      FINGER 

—  &  polyploidy,  Opalina  KACZANOWSKI 
— ,  synchronous,  Ciliata  CAMERON 
DNA  polymerase,  relation  with  cell  cycle, 

Ciliata  WESTERGAARD 

replication  in  synchronized  cells, 

Ciliata  ANDERSEN 

—  &  RNA  synthesis,  Ciliata  RADZIKOWSKI 
— ,  transforming,  in  germinating  spores, 

UV-resistance,   Bacteria  IRIE 

flagella  &  basal  bodies,  ameba  -  flagellate 

transformation.    Protozoa  FULTON 

gene  action  in  clonal  cultures,  Ciliata  NANNEY 
growth  &  development,  changes  in  different 

media,    Euglenophyceae  WAIDYASEKERA 

— ,  sexual  &  asexual  reproduction,  physiology 

&    biochemistry,    Volvocales  JONES 

— ,  ultrastructural    changes,    Conjugales         PERRY 

WADDINGTON 
heat  shocks,  morphogenetic  effects, 

Ciliata  TARTAR 

intracellular  parasite,  nucleic  acids, 

Sporozoa  LYTLE 

hfe  cycle  in  host  under  normal  &  abnormal 

conditions,    Opalina  KACZANOWSKI 

light  regulated  development,  Chlorophyceae  KLEIN 
macromolecules,  synthesis  in  relation 

to   ceU  cycle,   Ciliata  CLEFFMANN 

membrane  mediated  control  of  behaviour, 

Rhizopoda  BELL 

metabolism,  various  phases  of  life  cycle, 

Euglenophyceae  NIGON 

Microsporidia  KRAMER 

morphogenesis,  autoradiography, 

Ciliata  DE  TERRA 

— ,  Ciliata  FRANKEL 

—  of  division  &  regeneration,  cortical  organelles, 
morphogenetic  movements, 

Ciliata  KACZANOWSKA 

— ,  experimental,  Ciliata  DE  TERRA 

— ,  relation  to  encystment,  Ciliata  HASHIMOTO 
— ,  Testacea  NETZEL 

morphogenetic  changes  due  to  difference 

in   food,   Amoebina  WAIDYASEKERA 

motility  &  cell  division,  Sarcodina  ALLEN 

mouthparts,     induction,     Ciliata  TARTAR 

multicellular  body  formation,  Chloro- 
phyceae,   Diatomeae  IWASA 
nucleic    acids,    Euglenophyceae               HEIZMANN 
nucleo-cytoplasmic  relationships, 

Algae  HaMMERLING 

,  biochemistry,    Algae  SCHWEIGER 

,  changes  during  cell  cycle, 

Rhizopoda  BELL 

,  Ciliata  GIBSON 

DE   TERRA 
ontogenesis  &   regeneration,   Protozoa  TOKIN 

oral  apparatus,  electron  microscopy, 

Ciliata  WILLIAMS 

—  structures,  experimental  study, 

Ciliata  HANSON 

organelle  formation  during  fission  cycle, 

Ciliata  JURAND 

organelles,  development  &  role  in 

teratogenesis,    Chiliata  BUTZEL 

polarities,  conflicting,  after  rotation  of  cell 

halves,  Ciliata  TARTAR 


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population  patterns,  Ciliata, 

Euglenophyceae  SPRATT 

protein  synthesis  in  regenerating  cilia 

&  flagella,  microtubules,  Ciliata, 

Volvocales  ROSEN  BAUM 

,  synchronized    cultures,    Ciliata  IKEDA 

regeneration,  electron  microscopy, 

Ciliata  NILSSON 

reproduction  &  development,  Sporozoa  DASGUPTA 
ribosome    formation,    Ciliata  PLESNER 

RNA    synthesis.    Algae  DILLARD 

sexual  differentiation  &  recombination, 

Chlorophyceae,    Diatomeae  IWASA 

spore  formation  &  germination,  induction, 

regulation,  m-RNA,  proteins,  Myxo- 

bacteria  DWORKIN 

trophont  growth,  microtubule  synthesis, 

growth   abnormalities,   Opalina   KACZANOWSKI 

URETER 

see  Urogenital  system 

URINARY  BLADDER 

see  Urogenital  system 

URINARY  SYSTEM 

see  Excretory  system 

UROGENITAL  SYSTEM 

see  also  Excretory  system;  Genital  tract; 

Reproductive  system 
anomalies,    Rodentia  ALLISON 

Anura  KHALIL 

MICHAEL 
SEDRA 
bladder,  morphology  &  histochemistry, 

Chelonia  GERZELI 

experimental    studies,    Rodentia  MADJEREK 

induction.   Amphibia,    Aves  LEPORI 

malformations,   gene-conditioned, 

Rodentia  GUMBRECK 

relations  between  genital  &  excretory  system, 

Anura  CAMBAR 

teratogenesis,    Rodentia  MONIE 

urogenital  connections  &  cloaca, 

Lacertilia  PIEAU 

UTERINE  TUBE 

see  Oviduct 

UTERUS 

capacity,    Artiodactyla 
contraction   patterns.   Homo 
circulation,    Primates 


ROBISON 
REYNOLDS 
MARTIN 
PANIGEL 
decidua  parietalis  &  capsularis,  histo- 

&  cytochemistry.  Homo  VARMA 

effect    of    hormones,    Rodentia  SPAZIANI 

endometrium,  interaction  with  trophoblast, 

Lagomorpha,    Rodentia  MORETTI 

—  &  myometrium,  DNA  synthesis, 

Rodentia  BACCARINI 

REZENDE 
SCHREIBER 
— ,  role  in  feto-maternal  relationships, 

Homo  BAVEJA 

VARMA 
pregnancy  changes  in  vascular  system, 

Rodentia  ORSINI 

relation  to  fetal  growth, 

Mammalia  NAAKTGEBOREN 

secretions.    Mammalia  ECKSTEIN 

stroma  of  mucosa,  developmental  pathology, 

Homo  SZAMBORSKI 

structural  development.   Homo  STEDING 

tissue  reactions  to  foreign  materials. 

Mammalia  ECKSTEIN 

VAGINA 

see  Genital  tract 

VASCULAR  SYSTEM  (&  vascularization) 

see  also  Circulation;  Heart  (&  great  vessels) 
brain,  descriptive  &  experimental  study, 
Aves  BURDA 

—  &  head,  malformations,  Rodentia  BUGGE 

KNUDSEN 
— ,  pericentricular,    Rodentia  BUGGE 

branchial  arches,  experimental  morphology, 

Aves  PEXIEDER 

extremities.   Homo,   Mammalia  MAZHUGA 

fetus,  physiology,  Homo,  Mammalia    REYNOLDS 


functional   aspects,   Anura  KUYEN 

histogenesis.    Homo,    Mammalia  MALYUK 

.   .  MAZHUGA 

jomt    capsule.    Homo,    Mammalia  MAZHUGA 

lung,  fetal  &  neonatal,  Artiodactyla, 

Rodentia  REYNOLDS 

malformations,  experimental,  Aves,  Homo, 

Mammalia  KREDIET 

— ,  teratogenesis,  part,  trypan  blue, 

Aves  STePHAN 

physiology,  part,  action  of  vasoactive 

substances  &  respiratory  gases,  Aves  GIRARD 
placenta,  relation  to  physiological  exchange, 

Artiodactyla,    Perissodactyla  STEVEN 

placental  vessels,  toxemia,  malformations, 

multiple    births.   Homo  VARMA 

polysaccharides,    localization.    Homo  LHOTKA 

radiation   effects  STEARNER 

regeneraUon,  Aves,  Homo,  Mammalia  KREDIET 
stapedial    artery,    Rodentia  BUGGE 

teratogenesis,    Rodentia  MONIE 

toxicity    of   Oo,    Aves  KELSO 

umbilical   circulation.    Primates  MARTIN 

vascular  wall,  cellular  &  fibrillar 

structures.    Mammalia  MALYUK 

venous   system,   Amniota  KOCOVA 

vertebrae,    Cetacea  SINCLAIR 

VASCULARIZATION 

see  Vascular  system 

VEGETATIVE  GRADIENT 

see  Gradients 

see  also  Embryology  (experimental); 
Embryology  (physiological) 

VEGETATIVE  NERVOUS  SYSTEM 

see  Autonomic  nervous  system 

VERTEBRAE  (vertebral  column) 

Dipnoi  FRANCOIS 

effect  of  chemical  treatment  at  gastrula 

stage,     Urodela  MAUGER 

temperature  on  number,  Lacertilia  WERNER 

Homo  HUSON 

Lacertilia  WERNER 

vertebral  cartilage,  ultrastructure, 

A'^es  STRUDEL 

Vertebrata  SHUTE 

Teleostei  FRANCOIS 

VIRUS(ES) 

action  on  development.  Mammalia  HOLLAND 
as   tools    in   embryology,    Aves  EBERT 

HAY 

YOSHIKAWA 

causing   abnormalities,  Aves  ROBERTSON 

in    gestation,    Rodentia  ROUX 

inducing  abnormalities  in  embryo, 

Homo  KOSKIMIES 

SAXEN 
induction  of  cerebellar  hypoplasia  & 

hydrocephalus,  Carnivora,  Rodentia  MARGOLIS 
infection   of   blastocyst,   Lagomorpha  FLAMM 

infectious  nucleic  acids  as  differentiating 

agents,    Amira  MIZELL 

interaction  with  differentiating  cells, 

Carnivora,    Rodentia  MARGOLIS 

embryo,    Aves  TAHARA 

plant,    vectors,   Homoptera  KISIMOTO 

Rous  sarcoma,  fibroblast,  transformation, 

Aves  TEMIN 

,  induction   of   DNA    synthesis,   Aves        LEE 

rubella,  effect  on  foetus.  Homo  SHEPARD 

VISCERA 

VISCERAL  SKELETON 

see  Skull  (&  visceral  skeleton) 

VITAL  STAINING 

yolk,   A  gnat  ha,   Holostei  GRODZINSKI 

VITAMIN(S) 

A,  causing  limb  malformations, 

Rodentia  NOGAMI 

— ,  effect  on  development  &  regeneration, 

Anura,    Aves  NIAZI 

— ,  hypervitaminosis,  effect  on  fetus, 

Rodentia  AZOUBEL 

— ,  hypervitaminosis,  effect  on  teeth, 

Rodentia  DWORNIK 


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VITAMIN(S)  (contd.) 
— ,  hypervitaminosis,  effect  on  temporo- 
mandibular  joint,    Rodentia  BERESFORD 
— ,  teratogenesis,    Rodentia  KNUDSEN 

B,  eye  reaction,  Anura  BER 
Bi",  effect  on  liver  regeneration, 

Rodentia  CRACIUN 

C,  effect  on  cartilage  in  vitro,  Aves     LEVENSON 

D,  deficiency,  Aves  KARB 
D2,  hypervitaminosis,  effect  on  placenta, 

Rodentia  NEBEL 

— ,  toxicosis  &  pregnancy,   Rodentia  ORNOY 

fat-soluble,  teratogenic  effect, 

Aves  ABRAMOVICI 

VITELLINE  MEMBRANE 

see  Egg(s) 

VITELLOGENESIS 

see  Oogenesis 

WATER 

balance,   hormonal   control,   Aves  THOMMES 

medium  without,  effect  on  embryo  & 

perivitelline    fluid,    Teleostei  DOMURAT 

relations   in   haploid   embryos  TUFT 

uptake  &  distribution  in  embryo, 

Anura,   Mammalia  TUFT 

WING(S) 

bud,    mesoderm,    regulation,    Aves  DUBEY 

PATIL 
development,   immunogenesis,   Diptera  SEIGER 

experimental    morphogenesis,    Aves  BARASA 

imaginal  disc,  Diptera,  Lepidoptera  GOTTLIEB 
interaction  with  leg,  xenoplastic  chimaeras, 

Aves  PAUTOU 

morphogenesis,  ectoderm-mesoderm  relations, 

Aves  AMPRINO 

CAMOSSO 
polymorphism,    Homoptera  KISIMOTO 

regulation,  Aves  AMPRINO 

scales.  X-ray  induced  somatic  mutations, 

Lepidoptera  PENTZ 

scalloping  mutant,  somatic  recombination 

&  clonal  analysis,  Diptera  SANTAMARIA 

skeleton.   X-ray   analysis,   Aves  GOFF 

WOLFFIAN  DUCT 

see  Urogenital  system 

WOUND  HEALING 

coUagenase,  characteristics  &  function. 

Mammalia  GRILLO 

cutaneous  wounds,  histo-  &  cytochemistry, 

Rodentia  SCHMIDT 

early  phases,  electron  microscopy, 

Anura  LUCKENBILL 

electron   microscopy,    Anura  BAKER 

enzymes,    biochemistry,    Rodentia  MaKINEN 

RAEKALLIO 
general  KUHN 

granulation  tissue,  cytology,  Rodentia  BARTOS 
hair  growth  stimulation.  Mammalia  ARGYRIS 

mucopolysaccharides  &  collagen. 

Mammalia  WATTS 

origin    of    cells.    Mammalia  WATTS 

Reptilia  MADERSON 

role    of    Mn,    Mammalia  WATTS 

tonofilaments   in   epidermis,    Teleostei     BEREITER 

XANTHOPHORES 

see  Chromatophore(s) 

X-IRRADIATION 

see  also  Irradiation;  Radiomimetic  agents 
chromosome   aberrations,   Mammalia       LEONARD 
digital   malformations,   Rodentia  NOGAMI 

effect  on  adult  morphogenesis, 

Polychaeta  SOLBANI 

—  —  brain.    Mammalia  SCHAD6 

central  nervous  system,  Mammalia    BERRY 

cutaneous    nerve    pattern,    Aves      MAUGER 

determination  of  moulting, 

Lepidoptera  COULON 
development,  aging  &  longevity, 

Diptera  ROCKSTEIN 
early  organ  primordia, 

Rodentia  DEGENHARDT 
eggs,  nucleus  &  cytoplasm, 

Diptera  ULRICH 


embryo,    Aves,    Urodela  REYSS 

,  Diptera  ULRICH 

,  Lacertilia  PIEAU 

RAYNAUD 

&   larva.   Amphibia  DOBROWOLSKI 

,  Rodentia  McGAUGHEY 

female  germ  cells.  Primates, 

Rodentia  BAKER 

growth  &  regeneration,  Urodela  VERWOERD 

iimervation,    skin,    Aves  SAXOD 

intestine,    biochemistry,   Aves  GASC 

■  offspring,   chromosomal   aberrations, 

Urodela  JAYLET 

oogenesis   &   ovulation,   Rodentia  SMIT 

TRAMPUSCH 

regeneration,   Asteroidea  HUET 

,  Polychaeta  BAUTZ 

skin,    Aves  REYSS 

spermatogenesis.   Mammalia  KOCHAR 

spinal   pterylae,   Aves  MAUGER 

testis,  Rodentia  BATEMAN 

influence  on  induction,  gastrula, 

Urodela  REYSS 

low,  acute  doses,  effect  on  early  development, 

Teleostei  WELANDER 

gametes  through  pupae,  influence  of 
developmental  stage,  chromosome  con- 
figuration &  specific  genes,  Diptera    WiiRGLER 
germ  cell  destruction,  Anura  DI  GRANDE 

radio-embryology,  various  problems, 

Mammalia  RUGH 

spermatocytes,  chromosome  breaks  &  repair, 

Rodentia  McGAUGHEY 

sublethal  doses,  effect  on  various  stages, 

Teleostei  WELANDER 

YOLK 

see  also  Nutrition 

albumen,  developmental  factors  for  retinal 

pigment   formation,   Aves  HARRISON 

artificially  formed  by  DNAse,  biochemistry, 

Echinoidea  BOLOGNARI 

formation    &    cytochemistry,    Teleostei       DONATO 
— ,  Echinodermata  CANNATA 

— ,  effect  of  intracellular  microorganismen, 

Dictyoptera  BROOKS 

— ,  electron  microscopy,  histochemistry, 

Aves  BELLAIRS 

ENGLAND 
— ,  relation  to  nucleolus  behaviour  &  vitelline 

membrane,    Crinoidea,    Teleostei         ALBANESE 
hemolymph   proteins,    Orthoptera  KUNZ 

in  blastoderm  cytoplasm,  biochemistry, 

part,    yolk   DNA,   Aves  BRUCE 

EMANUELSSON 
morphogenetic  function,  Teleostei, 

Urodela  IGNATJEVA 

morphology.Cfljfropoda  FIORONl 

nucleic   acids,   Aves  NONAMI 

origin.    Gastropoda  HADFIELD 

osmotic  properties,  Agnatha, 

Holostei  GRODZINSKI 

platelets,    Anura  KARASAKI 

— ,  ultrastructure,  Agnatha, 

Holostei  GRODZINSKI 

— ,  — ,  Teleostei  BOULEKBACHE 

protein  synthesis,  transport  &  composition, 

Crustacea,    Vertebrata  WALLACE 

proteins,  biochemistry,  Cheleutoptera, 

Orthoptera  KOCH 

— ,  — ,  Teleostei  YAMAGAMI 

relation  tot  DNA,  oogenesis  &  early  stages, 

Polychaeta  EMANUELSSON 

synthesis   &   deposition  BEAMS 

,  radio-isotope   study,   Insecta  ENGELS 

system,  changes  of  protein  pattern, 

Coleoptera  ^"TS.^ 

ultrastructure,    Holostei  KILARSKJ 

utilization,  biochemistry,  Amphibia, 

Teleostei  ^^? 

vital  staining,   Agnatha,   Holostei       GRODZINSKI 

YOLK  SAC 

see  Embryonic  membranes 


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HUBRECHT  LABORATORY 


I  The  scientific   staff 

In  June  1969  an  eleventh  member  joined  the  staff:  Mr.  S.  W.  de  Laat,  M.Sc. 
He  will  be  in  charge  of  the  new  research  unit  of  developmental  biophysics.  With 
his  arrival  the  scientific  staff  is  complete,  and  the  space  available  for  research 
units  in  the  Laboratory  is  fully  occupied. 

Mr.  J.  A.  Leussink,  M.Sc,  who  served  the  Laboratory  as  its  Administrator 
through  a  long  series  of  years,  left  the  Laboratory  on  October  1st.  The  vacancy 
will  be  filled  in  1 970. 

II  Annual   Scientific   Report 

It  has  been  decided  henceforth  to  publish  an  annual  scientific  report  in 
English.  The  report  will  be  printed  by  the  Royal  Netherlands  Academy  of 
Sciences  and  Letters,  and  will  be  distributed  on  a  large  scale  in  the  form  of  a 
reprint.  The  report  for  1968  is  fortcoming. 

III  The    international    team    project 

The  seventh  international  team  in  embryology  will  most  probably  meet  in  the 
first  half  of  1972,  The  subject  has  not  yet  been  fixed.  A  circular  pertaining  to 
the  team  will  be  distributed  at  least  1  h^  year  in  advance. 

IV  Foreign   guests 

Most  of  the  guests  who  worked  at  the  Laboratory  in  1969  were  already  there 
in  the  preceding  year,  and  their  research  subjects  were  listed  in  the  Supplement 
to  the  twelfth  issue  of  this  periodical,  1 968. 

Dr.  J.  G.  Hollyfield  (Austin,  Tex.)  left  in  August  after  a  stay  of  two  years. 

The  four  members  of  the  sixth  international  team  who  had  stayed  on  after 
July  1968,  Dr.  R.  Adler  (Buenos  Aires),  Dr.  M.  B.  Burnside  (Austin,  Tex.), 
Dr.  L.  Luckenbill  (Boston,  Mass.),  and  Miss  S.  Sudarwati  (Bandung,  Indo- 
nesia), all  left  during  the  second  half  of  the  year. 

Dr.  N.  Nikitin  (Leningrad)  left  in  April,  Dr.  R.  W.  Glade  (Burlington,  Vt.) 
in  May,  and  Dr.  I.  Slaby  (Plzen,  Czechoslov.)  in  August. 

Mr.  C.  F.  A.  Rosa,  M.Sc.  (Sao  Paulo,  Brazil)  stayed  at  the  Laboratory 
troughout  the  year,  carrying  out  an  experimental  study  of  pattern  formation 
in  the  presumptive  prosencephalon  of  urodeles  in  collaboration  with  Dr.  E.  C. 
Boterenbrood. 

Dr.  W.  P.  Luckett  (Madison,  Wis.)  stayed  at  the  Laboratory  from  May  till 
July  to  work  in  the  Central  Embryological  Collection  (early  mammalian  placen- 
tation).  Dr.  M.  Klima  (Brno,  Czechoslov.)  worked  in  the  Collection  for  two 
weeks  during  November  (development  of  the  sternum  in  monotremes  and 
marsupials).  Dr.  K.-I.  Sirakami  (Yamanashi  Univ.,  Kofu)  visited  the  Labora- 
tory for  three  weeks  during  August  and  September,  mainly  to  use  the  Central 
Embryological  Library. 

V  Facilities  for  international  use 

These  facilities  comprise  the  Central  Embryological  Collection,  and  the 
Central  Embryological  Library,  with  its  extensive  reprint  collection  and  its 
bibliographical  and  copying  services.  Details  pertinent  to  these  facilities  may 
be  found  in  the  information  booklet  distributed  on  a  large  scale  in  1966.  This 
booklet  is  available  on  request.  A  special  leaflet  describing  the  Central  Em- 
bryological Library  and  its  facilities  is  also  available  on  request. 

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Communications  of  the 

INTERNATIONAL  SOCIETY 

OF  DEVELOPMENTAL  BIOLOGISTS  (formerly  I.I.E.) 

(Developmental  Biology  Section  of  the  I.U.B.S.) 


The  I.S.D.B.  announces  with  deep  regret  the  death  of  its  emeritus  member 
A.  Kiihn  (Tiibingen),  and  of  its  member  K.  Bier  (Miinster). 

In  accordance  with  the  decision  taken  by  the  latest  General  Assembly  the 
I.S.D.B.  is  sponsoring  a  number  of  small  Workshops  on  important  problems  in 
developmental  biology  to  be  held  in  different  parts  of  the  world.  Attendance 
will  be  limited  by  invitation  to  a  small  group  of  participants,  but  will  also  be  open 
to  a  number  of  local  observers. 

The  first  of  these  Workshops  was  devoted  to  "Morphogenetic  tissue  inter- 
actions" and  was  held  on  September  2 — 4,  1969  in  Helsinki,  Finland.  Dr. 
L.  Saxen  was  chairman  of  the  local  organizing  committee.There  were  32  parti- 
cipants from  14  countries,  and  14  local  observers.  The  Ministry  of  Education 
of  Finland  acted  as  co-sponsor.  Several  other  Workshops  are  in  the  active 
planning  stage. 

At  present  the  I.S.D.B.  has  454  members;  139  new  members  were  accepted 
by  the  Board  in  1969.  A  complete  membership  Hst  is  given  below.  The  Board 
should  like  to  see  the  membership  become  [ully  representative  o[  developmental 
biology,  and  therefore  earnestly  solicits  proposals  as  well  as  spontaneous  appli- 
cations for  membership.  The  procedure  is  as  follows: 

a)  Candidates  for  membership  can  be  proposed  or  supported  by  two  members 
at  any  time.  The  Board  screens  the  applications  once  or  twice  a  year,  and  decides 
about  acceptance  by  simple  majority  of  votes  among  its  members. 

b)  The  requirement  for  membership  is  that  the  candidate  should  have  made 
a  substantial  contribution  to  the  field  of  developmental  biology.  The  Board 
decides  whether  a  particular  applicant  meets  this  standard. 

c)  Proposals  must  be  accompanied  by  a  curriculum  vitae  and  a  list  of  publica- 
tions of  the  candidate,  and  should  be  sent  either  to  Prof.  E.  Zwilling,  Dept.  of 
Biol.,  Brandeis  Univ.,  Waltham,  Mass.  02154  .U.S.A.,  or  to  Prof.  P.  D.  Nieuw- 
koop,  Hubrecht  Laboratory,  Uppsalalaan  1,  Universiteitscentrum  "De  Uithof", 
Utrecht,  Netherlands. 

Composition  of  the  Board  of  the  I.S.D.B.  { 1 968—1 973 ) 

President  A.  Monroy,  Italy 

Past  President  Et.  Wolff,  France 

Secretary-Treasurer  E.  Zwilling,  U.S.A. 

Vice  Presidents  L.  Gallien,  France 

E.  Hadorn,  Switzerland 

T.  Yamada,  U.S.A. 
Members  M.  Abercrombie,  U.K. 

J.  D.  Ebert,  U.S.A. 

}.  J.  Pasteels,  Belgium 

L.  Saxen,  Finland 

Adj.  Secretary-Treasurer    P.  D.  Nieuwkoop,  Netherlands 
304 


Membership  List  of  the  I.S.D.B. 

(alphabetical  order,  with  years  of  election;   *  emeritus  members) 

This  list  was  drawn  up  on  December  1st,  1969.  For  full  addresses  see 
"General  Embryological  Information  Service",  thirteenth  issue,  1969  and 
supplement,  1970. 


Miss  U.  Abbott.  Washington.  D.C.,  '64 

M.  Abercrombie,  London,  Eng.,  '56 

H.  B.  Adelmann*.  Ithaca,  N.Y..  '48 

B.  A.  Afzehus,  Stockholm,  '64 

I.  P.  S.  Agrell,  Lund,  '60 

K.  Aketa.  Nagoya,  '70 

J.  F.  Albright.  Oak  Ridge,  Tenn..  '69 

R.  D.  Allen,  Albany,  N.Y.,  '57 

E.  C.  Amoroso,  London,  Eng.,  '60 

R.  M.  Amprino.  Bari,  '60 

E.  M.  Anderson,  Amherst,  Mass.,  '69 
G.  Andres.  Mainz,  '57 

Th.  S.  Argyris,  Syracuse,  N.Y.,  '70 
J.  Ariens  Kappers,  Amsterdam,  '60 
H.  L.  Arora,  '64 

B.  L.  Astaurov,  Moscow.  '56 

R.  Auerbach,  Madison,  Wis.,  '70 

C.  R.  Austin,  Cambridge,  Eng.,  '57 
M.  Avel,  Talence,  '48 

C.  Baglioni,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  '69 
J.  T.  Bagnara,  Tucson,  Ariz.,  '67 

B.  I.  Balinsky,  Johannesburg,  '48 
W.  W.  Ballard.  Hanover,  N.H.,  '70 

F.  Baltzer*.  Bern,  '48 

C.  Barigozzi,  Milano,  '60 

H.  J.  Barr,  Madison,  Wis.,  70 

L.  G.  Barth,  Woods  Hole,  Mass..  '48 

Mrs.  L.  J.  Barth,  Woods  Hole,  Mass.,  "69 

R.  A.  Beatty,  Edinburgh,  '56 

F.  Beck,  London,  Eng.,  '66 

H.  J.  Becker,  Miinchen,  '67 

W.  Beermann,  Tiibingen,  '60 

J.  C.  Beetschen,  Toulouse,  '67 

E.  Bell,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  '69 

Mrs.  M.  R.  Bellairs,  London,  '60 

M.  Benazzi,  Pisa,  '56 

J.  A.  A.  Benoit,  Nogent  sur  Mame,  '60 

H.  D.  Berendes,  Nijmegen,  '69 

W.  E.  Berg,  Berkeley,  Calif.,  "57 

H.  Bergquist,  Goteborg,  '57 

Miss  J.  H.  Bijtel*.  Groningen,  '56 

W.  J.  Birge,  Lexington,  Ky.,  '70 

M.  Bimstiel,  Edinburgh,  '69 

D.  W.  Bishop,  Toledo,  Ohio,  '70 
Mrs.  S.  M.  Bishop  (Calame),  Davis, 

Calif.,  '67 
R.  E.  Black,  Williamsburg,  Va.,  '69 

A.  W.  Blackler,  Ithaca,  N.Y.,  '69 
D.  P.  Bloch,  Austin,  Tex.,  '69 

R.  F.  Blount,  Galveston,  Tex.,  '60 

C.  W.  Bodemer,  Seattle,  Wash.,  '70 

D.  Bodenstein,  Charlottesville,  Va.,  '56 

E.  J.  Boell,  New  Haven,  Conn.,  '57 
J.  T.  Bonner,  Princeton,  N.J.,  '60 
E.  Borghese,  Napoli,  '56 

B.  G.  Boving,  Baltimore,  Md.,  '57 

J.  L.  A.  Brachet,  Rhode-St-Genese,  '48 
S.  K.  Brahma,  Utrecht,  '66 


F.  W.  R.  Brambell,  '56 

A.  C.  Braun,  New  York,  N.Y.,  '70 
P.  L.  Brien*,  Bruxelles,  '48 
R.  W.  Briggs,  Bloomington,  Ind.,  '56 
H.  V.  Brondsted*,  Copenhagen,  '48 
D.  D.  Brown,  Baltimore,  Md.,  '69 

C.  Burdon-Jones,  Townsville,  Qld.,  '60 
R.  K.  Bums,  Bridgewater,  Va.,  '52 

D.  N.  Butcher,  Cambridge,  Eng.,  '70 

E.  G.  Butler,  Princeton,  N.J.,  '56 
}.  M.  Butros,  Beirut,  '67 

R.  D.  Cahn,  Seattle,  Wash.,  '69 

J.  M.  Cairns,  Springville,  N.Y.,  '69 

R.  Cambar,  Talence,  '57 

E.  van  Campenhout,  Louvain,  '48 

E.  C.  Cantino,  East  Lansing,  Mich.,  '70 

E.  W.  Caspari,  Rochester,  N.Y.,  '60 

C.  Y.  Chang,  Peking,  '57 

Mrs.  H.  Chamiaux  (Cotton),  Paris,  '64 

H.  B.  Chase,  Providence,  R.I.,  '60 

P.  S.  Chen,  Zurich,  '60 

G.  Chieffi,  Napoli,  '64 
Chuang  Hsiao  Hui,  Shanghai,  '48 

Mrs.  M.  Cigada  (Leonardi),  Milano,  '57 
J.  M.  J.  Clavert,  Strasbourg,  '57 
Mrs.  R.  M.  Clayton  (Freedman), 

Edinburgh,  '60 
A.  C.  Clement,  Atlanta,  Ga.,  '57 
U.  Clever,  Lafayette,  Ind.,  '69 
S.  Cohen,  Nashville,  Tenn.,  '64 
J.  R.  Coleman,  Providence,  R.I.,  '70 
A.  Collenot,  Paris,  '69 
J.  R.  Collier,  New  York,  N.Y.,  '69 
G.  Colombo,  Ferrara,  '60 
A.  L.  Colwin,  New  York,  N.Y.,  '56 
Mrs.  L.  H.  Colwin,  New  York,  N.Y.,  '60 

C.  E.  Corliss,  Memphis,  Tenn.,  '70 
G.  W.  Comer*,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '52 

D.  P.  Costello,  Chapel  Hill,  N.C.,  '48 
A.  J.  Coulombre,  Bethesda,  Md.,  '69 
M.  Crippa,  Palermo,  '70 

Y.  Croisille,  Nogent  sur  Mame,  '66 

P.  S.  Crowell,  Bloomington,  Ind.,  '60 

A.  S.  G.  Curtis,  Glasgow,  '69 

A.  M.  Dalcq*.  Bruxelles,  '33 

H.  C.  Dalton,  University  Park,  Pa.,  '70 

V.  D'Amelio,  Palermo,  '64 

Mrs.  J.  C.  Dan,  Tokyo,  '57 

K.  Dan,  Tokyo,  '57 

J.  C.  Daniel  Jr.,  Boulder,  Colo.,  '70 

J.  Dankmeijer,  Leiden,  '60 

I.  Dawid,  Baltimore,  Md.,  '69 

Sir  G.  R.  De  Beer*,  Bex,  Switz.,  '38 

R.  L.  De  Haan,  Baltimore,  Md.,  '69 

H.  A.  Denis,  Liege,  '69 

Mrs.  T.  A.  Dettlaff,  Moscow,  '56 

Ch.  Devillers,  Paris,  '57 

M.  De  Vincentiis,  Camerino,  '64 


305 


Miss  M.  A.  DiBerardino.  Philadelphia, 

Pa.,  '66 
Mrs.  F.  Dieterlen  (Lievre),  Paris,  '68 
A.  Dollander,  Nancy,  '60 
W.  J.  van  Doorenmaalen,  Utrecht,  '60 

D.  B.  Drachman,  Baltimore,  Md.,  '70 
N.  I.  Dragomirov,  Moscow,  '48 

M.  Durchon,  Lille,  '69 

F.  Duspiva,  Heidelberg,  '69 

R.  M.  Eakin,  Berkeley,  Calif.,  '48 
J.  D.  Ebert,  Baltimore,  Md.,  '56 
M.  V.  Edds  Jr.,  Providence,  R.  I.,  '60 
A.  Egelhaaf,  Koln,  '70 

G.  Eguchi,  Nagoya,  '69 
H.  Englander,  Koln,  '60 

Mrs.  H.  Eyal  (Giladi),  Jerusalem,  '64 
J.  Faber,  Utrecht,  '64 
J.  F.  Fallon,  Madison,  Wis.,  '70 
G.  Fankhauser,  Princeton,  N.J.,  '48 

E.  Faure-Fremiet*,  Paris,  '33 
J.  C.  Fautrez,  Gent,  '57 

M.  Feldman,  Rehovoth,  '60 

Dame  H.  B.  Fell,  Cambridge,  Eng.,  '36 

Mrs.  A.  A.  Ficq,  Rhode-St.  Genese,  '60 

G.  Filogamo,  Torino,  '60 

C.  V.  Finnegan,  Vancouver,  B.C.,  '70 

M.  Fischberg,  Geneve,  '57 

R.  A.  Flickinger,  Buffalo,  N.Y.,  '60 

T.  Thomson  Flynn*,  '38 

Mrs.  F.  Martindale  Foote,  Carbondale, 

111..  '64 
T.  Fujii,  Tokyo,  '60 
P.  J.  Gaillard,  Leiden,  '60 
J.  G.  Gall,  New  Haven,  Conn.,  '69 
J.  Gallera,  Geneve,  '57 
L.  Gallien,  Paris,  '56 
G.  P.  Georgiev,  Moscow,  '69 
P.  W.  Gilbert,  Ithaca,  N.Y..  '60 
A.  Giroud*.  Paris,  '48 
G.  Giudice,  Palermo,  '69 
R.  W.  Glade,  Buriington,  Vt.,  '70 
T.  W.  Glenister,  London,  Eng.,  '60 
P.  F.  Goetinck,  Storrs,  Conn.,  '70 
R.  J.  Goss,  Providence,  R.I.,  '69 
C.  T.  Grabowski,  Coral  Gables,  Fla.,  '70 
Ph.  Grant,  Eugene,  Ore.,  '64 
P.  B.  Green,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '70 
J.  H.  Gregg,  Gainesville,  Fla.,  '69 
J.  R.  Gregg.  Durham,  N.C.,  '57 
T.  A.  I.  Grillo,  Ibadan,  '66 
C.  Grobstein,  La  Jolla.  Calif..  '56 
Z.  Grodzinski*.  Krakow,  '60 
J.  Gross,  Boston,  Mass.,  '70 
P.  R.  Gross,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  '69 
H.  Griineberg,  London,  Eng.,  '56 
J.  B.  Gurdon,  Oxford,  '69 
T.  Gustafson,  Stockholm,  '56 
E.  Hadorn,  Zurich,  '48 
A.  Haget,  Talence,  '60 
T.  Hama,  Nagoya,  '60 
V.  Hamburger,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  '48 
H.  L.  Hamilton,  Charlottesville,  Va.,  '56 
W.  J.  Hamilton,  London,  Eng..  '48 
J.  Hammerling.  Wilhelmshaven.  '60 
W.  S.  Hammond,  Syracuse,  N.Y..  '60 
Mrs.  J.  A.  Hanocq  (Quertier). 

Rhode-St-Genese,  '69 
J.  W.  S.  Harris,  London,  Eng.,  '68 
M.  Hasek.  Praha.  '57 


Miss  E.  D.  Hay.  Boston,  Mass.,  '64 

Y.  Hayashi.  Tokyo,  '60 

H.  Hayek,  Wien,  '60 

W.  G.  Heim,  Colorado  Springs,  Colo.,  '66 

W.  A.  Hemmings,  Bangor,  Wales,  '69 

Miss  S.  Hennen,  Milwaukee,  Wis.,  '70 

H.  Herrmann,  Storrs,  Conn.,  '60 

0.  Hess,  Freiburg,  '69 

Miss  G.  W.  Hinsch,  Coral  Gables,  Fla.,  '70 

Y.  Hiramoto,  Misaki,  '60 

L.  Hoadley*,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  '48 

H.  Holter,  Copenhagen,  '57 

J.  K.  F.  Holtfreter,  Rochester.  N.Y.,  '36 

H.  Holtzer,  Philadelphia.  Pa..  '60 

S.  Horstadius*.  Uppsala,  '48 

Y.  Hotta,  La  Jolla,  Calif.,  '70 

Ch.  Houillon,  Paris,  '67 

J.  M.  T.  Hultin,  Stockholm.  '56 

R.  R.  Humphrey*.  Bloomington.  Ind..  '49 

Miss  T.  Humphrey.  Birmingham,  Ala..  '56 

M.  Ichikawa,  Kyoto.  '60 

J.  Ishida.  Urawa,  '60 

M.  Ishikawa.  Toba.  '70 

A.  G.  Jacobson,  Austin,  Tex.,  '70 

D.  C.-O.  Jacobson,  Uppsala,  '69 

L.  F.  Jaffe,  Lafayette.  Ind..  '70 

J.  Jansen*.  Oslo,  '60 

Miss  A.  G.  Johnen.  Koln,  '64 

A.  D.  Jost,  Paris,  '56 

T.  Kajishima,  Nagoya,  '60 

A.  J.  B.  Kallen,  Lund,  '60 

Y.  Kanoh,  Akkeshi.  '60 

S.  Karasaki.  Montreal.  '69 

1.  Kawakami.  Fukuoka.  '57 

N.  E.  Kemp.  Ann  Arbor.  Mich..  '57 

A.  Keynan.  Jerusalem.  '70 

Mrs.  M.  A.  Sengel  Kieny,  Grenoble.  '64 

R.  C.  King.  Evanston.  111..  '70 

T.   J.   King.   Washington.   D.C..   '60 

V.  Kiortsis.  Athens.  '69 

A.  O.  Klein.  Waltham,  Mass..  '70 

N.  W.  Klein.  Storrs.  Conn..  '70 

Mrs.  U.  Kocher-Becker.  Heiligenberg.  '66 

W.  Kocher.  Heiligenberg,  '66 

L.  D.  Koehler,  Mt.  Pleasant,  Mich..  '70 

J.  J.  Kollros.  Iowa  City.  Iowa.  '56 

I.  R.  Konigsberg.  Charlottesville.  Va.,  '69 

K.  Kratochwil,  Wien,  '69 

G.  Krause,  Wiirzburg,  '56 

A.  Krishnakumaran,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  '70 

Miss  T.  K.  Kuusi.  Helsinki.  '56 

J.  C.  Lacroix.  Paris.  '69 

R.  A.  Lallier.  Villefranche  sur  Mer,  '60 

W.  Landauer*,  London,  Eng.,  '57 

A.  Lang,  East  Lansing,  Mich.,  '70 

J.  Langman,  Charlottesville,  Va.,  '56 

J.  W.  Lash,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '69 

H.  Laufer,  Storrs,  Conn.,  '69 

Mrs.  L.  Lazard  (Hauben), 

Nogent  sur  Mame,  '68 
S.  Leghissa,  Bologna,  '60 
H.  E.  Lehman,  ChapelHill,  N.C.,  '57 
F.  E.  Lehmann,  Bern,  '48 
J.  Leighton,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  '70 
Th.  Lender,  Orsay.  '60 
H.  M.  Lenhoff,  Irvine,  Calif.,  '70 
V.  Leone,  Milano  '57 

Miss  R.  Levi-Montalcini,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  '56 
M.  Locke,  Cleveland,  Ohio.  '70 


306 


G.  V.  Lopashov,  Moscow,  '48 

S.  Lovtrup,  UnieS,  '60 

H.  Lutz,  Clermont-Ferrand,  '57 

D.  J.  McCallion,  Hamilton,  Ont.,  '64 
Miss  R.  Maggio,  Palermo,  '64 

T.  Mann,  Cambridge,  Eng.,  '60 

Mrs.  L.  Marin  (Lewin),  Paris,  '68 

C.  L.  Markert,  New  Haven,  Conn.,  '57 

E.  Marre,  Milano.  '69 

P.  N.  Martinovitch,  Beograd,  '60 

J.  P.  Mascarenhas.  Albany,  N.Y.,  '70 

Y.  Masui,  Toronto,  Ont.,  '69 

C.  B.  Metz,  Coral  Gables,  Fla.,  '56 
Y.  Mikami,  Tsu.  '60 

J.  Milaire,  Bruxelles,  '64 

R.  D.  Milkman,  Iowa  City,  Iowa,  '70 

A.  Minganti,  Genova,  '56 

Miss  B.  Mintz.  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '57 

A.  Monroy,  Napoli,  '56 

Miss  F.  Moog,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  '56 

S.  Mookerjee,  Calcutta,  '60 

Mrs.  B.  C.  Moore,  Riverside,  Calif.,  '69 

}.  A.  Moore,  Riverside,  Calif.,  '57 

A.  A.  Moscona,  Chicago,  111.,  '57 

H.  W.  Mossman*,  Madison,  Wis.,  '56 

I.  Motomura*,  Sendai,  '57 

Mrs.  L.  Mulherkar,  Poona,  '69 

}.  G.  Mulnard,  Bruxelles,  '57 

Mrs.  M.  R.  Murray,  New  York,  N.Y..  '60 

G.  W.  Nace,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  '60 

O.  Nakamura,  Osaka,  '57 

E.  Nakano,  Nagoya,  '57 

J.  Needham,  Cambridge,  Engl.,  '48 
L.  Nelson,  Toledo,  Ohio,  '70 
M.  Nemer,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '69 

D.  A.  T.  New,  Cambridge,  Eng.,  '69 
D.  R.  Newth,  Glasgow,  '57 

G.  Nicolet,  Geneve,  '69 

P.  D.  Nieuwkoop,  Utrecht,  '57 

H.  Nishimura,  Kyoto,  '69 

M.  C.  Niu,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '56 

H.  Oka,  Tokyo,  '60 

T.  S.  Okada,  Kyoto,  '60 

Y.  K.  Okada*,  Tokyo,  '52 

Miss  K.  Okazaki.  Tokyo,  '60 

O.  M.  Olivo,  Bologna,  '57 

Miss  }.  M.  Oppenheimer,  Bryn  Mawr,  Pa.,  '56 

R.  O'Rahilly,  Baltimore,  Md.,  '64 

Mrs.  M.  C.  Ward  Orsini,  Madison,  Wis.,  '64 

F.  Orts  Llorca,  Madrid,  '56 

Mrs.  J.  H.  Overton,  Chicago,  111.,  '60 

S.  Pai,  Shanghai,  '48 

J.  Papaconstantinou,  Oak  Ridge,  Tenn.,  '69 

P.  Pasquini,  Roma,  '57 

J.  J.  Pasteels,  Bruxelles,  '38 

B.  M.  Patten*,  Ann  Arbor,  Mich.,  '56 
J.  Paul,  Glasgow,  '69 

C.  Pelling,  Tubingen,  '69 

S.  Penman,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  '69 
H.  P.  Perlmann,  Stockholm,  '60 

G.  W.  Philpott,  St.  Louis,  Mo.,  '70 
J.  Piatigorsky,  Bethesda,  Md.,  '70 
J.  Piatt,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '60 

L.  J.  Pierro,  Storrs,  Conn.,  '70 
L.  Piko,  Pasadena,  Calif.,  '64 
L.  V.  Polezhaev,  Moscow,  '48 
K.  R.  Porter,  Cambridge,  Mass.,  '64 

D.  F.  Poulson,  New  Haven,  Conn.,  '60 

Mrs.  N.  M.  Pourreau  (Schneider),  Paris,  '68 


Miss  D.  Price,  Chicago,  111.,  '60 
S.  Ranzi,  Milano,  '48 
M.  H.  J.  Rapola,  Helsinki,  '69 
L.  Raunich,  Ferrara,  '56 
Chr.  P.  Raven,  Utrecht,  '41 
Mrs.  M.  E.  Rawles  (Spurbeck),  Baltimore, 

Md.,  '56 

A.  Raynaud,  Sannois,  '60 
G.  Reverberi,  Palermo,  '48 

R.  W.  Reyer,  Morgantown,  W.Va.,  '56 

G.  G.  Robertson,  Memphis,  Tenn.,  '66 

K.  T.  Rogers,  San  Francisco,  Calif.,  '64 

S.  M.  Rose,  Belle  Chasse,  La.,  '56 

J.  Rostand*,  Ville  d'Avray,  '60 

L.  N.  Ruben,  Portland,  Ore.,  '68 

}.  V.  Ruch,  Strasbourg,  '69 

F.  H.  Ruddle,  New  Haven,  Conn..  '70 

Miss  D.  Rudnick,  '56 

M.  N.  Runner,  Boulder,  Colo.,  '60 

J.  A.  M.  Runnstrom*,  Stockholm,  '48 

H.  Sakai,  Tokyo,  '69 

M.  Sala,  New  York,  N.Y.,  '60 

Miss  B.  Salzgeber,  Nogent  sur  Marne,  '64 

K.  Sander,  Freiburg,  '66 

T.  Sato,  Nagoya,  '57 

H.  W.  Sauer,  Heidelberg,  '70 

J.  W.  Saunders,  Albany,  N.Y.,  '56 

L.  O.  Saxen,  Helsinki,  '60 

E.  Scarano,  Napoli,  '69 
Mrs.  D.  Scheib  (Pfleger), 

Nogent  sur  Marne,  '64 
K.  Scherrer,  Lausanne,  '69 
J.  A.  Schiff,  Waltham,  Mass.,  '70 
H.  A.  Schneiderman,  Irvine,  Calif.,  '64 
Mrs.  J.  Schoeller  (Raccaud),  Paris,  '69 
O.  E.  Schotte,  Amherst,  Mass.,  '56 

B.  Schreiber,  Parma,  '56 

H.  M.  Schulman,  La  Jolla,  Calif..  '69 
R.  L.  SeaHs,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '70 
S.  N.  Sedra,  Alexandria,  '60 
S.  J.  Segal,  New  York,  N.Y.,  '57 

F.  Seidel,  Marburg,  '60 

G.  G.  Selman,  Edinburgh,  '60 
K.  Sembrat,  Wroclaw,  '60 
Ph.  Sengel.  Grenoble.  '60 

E.  C.  Sensenig,  Birmingham,  Ala.,  '57 
P.  Sentein,  Montpellier,  '60 

S.  Shapiro,  Amherst,  Mass.,  '70 

J.  R.  Shaver,  East  Lansing,  Mich.,  '60 

S.  C.  Shen,  New  York,  N.Y.,  '60 

S.  Shostak,  Pittsburgh,  Pa.,  '70 

}.  Signoret,  Caen,  '67 

M.  Singer,  Cleveland,  Ohio,  '69 

K.  I.  Sirakami,  Kofu,  '60 

J.  L.  Sirlin,  New  York.  N.Y.,  '60 

Miss  D.  M.  Skinner.  Oak  Ridge.  Tenn..  '70 

F.  Skoog,  Madison,  Wis.,  '70 
N.  Skreb,  Zagreb,'60 

O.  Slaby.  Plzen.  '64 

F.  Sladecek.  Praha.  '60 

L.  D.  Smith.  Lafayette.  Ind..  '69 

R.    W.    Sperry,    Pasadena,    Calif.,    '64 

M.  Spiegel,  Hanover,  N.H..  '64 

A.  A.  Spirin,  Moscow,  '69 

A.  Spirito,  Roma,  '56 

N.  T.  Spratt,  Jr.,  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  '56 

D.  Starck,  Frankfurt,  '52 

A.  Stefanelli,  Roma,  '52 

M.  S.  Steinberg,  Princeton,  N.J.,  '69 


307 


Mrs.  K.  E.  Stenger  (Haffen), 

Nogent  sur  Mame,  '64 
Mrs.  F.  Stephan  (Dubois).  Nancy,  '60 
H.  Stem,  La  Jolla,  Calif.,  '69 
L.  C.  Stevens,  Bar  Harbor,  Me.,  '69 
L.  S.  Stone*,  New  Haven,  Conn.,  '48 

F.  Strauss,  Bern,  '60 

G.  Strudel,  Nogent  sur  Mame,  '64 
S.  Subtelny,  Houston,  Tex.,  '69 
H.  Sugino,  Osaka,  '57 

M.  Sugiyama,  Toba,  '57 

M.  Sussman,  Waltham,  Mass.,  '69 

G.  Szekely,  Pecs,  '69 

K.  Takata,  Nagoya,  '60 

H.  Takaya,  Kobe.  '57 

P.  Tardent.  Zurich.  '69 

A.  K.  Tarkowski.  Warszawa,  '60 

A.  C.  Taylor,  Houston,  Tex..  '57 

C.  S.  Thornton,  East  Lansing,  Mich.,  '60 

H.  Tiedemann,  Berlin,  '60 

C.  A.  du  Toit,  Stellenbosch,  '60 

S.  I.  Toivonen.  Helsinki,  '48 

G.  Tondury,  Ziirich,  '48 

H.  A.  L.  Trampusch,  Amsterdam,  '56 

R.  L.  Trelstad,  Boston,  Mass.,  '70 

J.  P.  Trinkaus,  New  Haven,  Conn.,  '60 

H.  Tuchmann-Duplessis,  Paris,  '56 

P.  H.  Tuft,  Edinburgh,  '64 

T.  C.  Tung,  Peking,  '48 

Miss  S.  L.  Ullmann,  Glasgow.  '70 

E.  Urbani.  Roma,  '56 

H.  Ursprung.  Ziirich,  '69 

L.  C.  A.  Vakaet,  Antwerpen,  '60 

G.  Vandebroek.  Louvain,  '57 

E.  Vannini,  Bologna,  '56 

W.  S.  Vincent,  Pittsburgh,  Pa..  '60 

E.  P.  Volpe.  New  Orleans,  La.,  '70 

O.  E.  Vyazov,  Moscow,  '60 


C.  H.  Waddington,  Edinburgh,  '48 

Mrs.  S.  Gluecksohn  Waelsh,  New  York,  '60 

R.  A.  Wallace,  Oak  Ridge,  Tenn.,  '69 

A.  J.  Waterman,  Bethesda,  Md.,  '56 
R.  L.  Watterson,  Urbana,  111.,  '56 
R.  Weber,  Bern,  '60 

L.  Weiss.  Buffalo.  N.Y..  '69 

P.  A.  Weiss*,  New  York,  '48 

L.  J.  Wells.  Minneapolis,  Minn.,  '60 

B.  S.  Wenger,  Saskatoon,  Sask.,  '70 
N.  K.  Wessells,  Stanford,  Calif.,  '69 
J.  A.  Weston.  Cleveland,  Ohio,  '70 

A.  H.  Whiteley,  Seattle,  Wash.,  '57 

J.  R.  Whittaker,  Philadelphia.  Pa..  '70 
Sir  V.  B.  Wigglesworth*, 

Cambridge,  Eng.,  '57 

C.  E.  Wilde,  Jr.,  Philadelphia,  Pa.,  '57 

B.  H.  Willier*,  Baltimore,  Md.,  '48 
F.  H.  Wilt,  Berkeley,  Calif.,  '69 
W.  A.  Wimsatt,  Ithaca,  N.Y.,  '56 
E.  Witschi*,  New  York,  N.Y.,  '48 

C.  V.  Woellwarth,  Heiligenberg,  '56 
M.  W.  Woerdeman*,  Amsterdam, 

prior  to  '33 
Mrs.  Em.  Wolff  (Hennig), 

Nogent  sur  Mame,  '64 
Et.  C.  Wolff,  Nogent  sur  Mame,  '48 
L.  Wolpert,  London,  '69 
A.  Wolsky,  Tarrytown,  N.Y.,  '60 
T.  Yamada,  Oak  Ridge,  Tenn.,  '57 
K.  Yamamoto.  Hakodate,  '60 
T.  Yamamoto,  Nagoya,  '60 
C.  L.  Yntema,  Syracuse,  N.Y.,  '48 
Miss  J.  J.  P.  Zaayer,  Leiden,  '60 
A.  A.  Zimmerman*,  Houston,  Tex.,  '56 
J.  Zwaan,  Charlottesville,  Va.,  '69 
E.  Zwilling,  Waltham,  Mass.,  '56 


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BOOK  NOTICES 


N.B.  These  notices  are  descriptive  rather  than  critical.  Their  aim  is  to  provide  an 
idea  of  the  scope  and  potential  usefulness  o[  the  books. 


Miscellaneous,  general  biology 

1 .  Baltzer,  F.,  1967  —  Theodor  Boveri:  life  and  work  of  a  great  biologist 

2.  Kalmus,  H.  (Edit.),  1966  —  Regulation  and  control  in  living  systems 

3.  King,  R.  C,  1 968  —  A  dictionary  of  genetics 

4.  KoROTKOVA,  G.  P.,  1 968  —  Principles  of  integrity 

5.  RiEGER,  R.,  A.  MiCHAELis  and  M.  M.  Green,  1968  —  A  glossary  of  genetics 
and  cytogenetics 

6.  Serra,  J.  A.,  1968  —  Modern  genetics,  vol.  3 


Instruction  in  developmental  biology 

General  developmental  biology 

7.  Bell,  E.  ( Edit. ) ,  1 966  —  Molecular  and  cellular  aspects  of  development 

8.  Bodemer,  C.  W.,  1968  —  Modern  embryology 

9.  Ebert,  J.  D.,  1 967  —  Entwicklungsphysiologie 

10.  GuiDONi,  P.,  1968  —  Embryologie 

11.  Leghissa,  S.,  1968  —  Elementi  di  embriologia  dei  vertebrati  e  dell'uomo 

12.  Saunders,  J.  W.,  Jr.,  1968  —  Animal  morphogenesis 

13.  SiEWiNG,  R.,  1969  —  Lehrbuch  der  vergleichenden  Entwicklungsgeschichte 
der  Tiere 

14.  Weiss,  P.  A.,   1968  —  Dynamics  of  development:  experiments  and  in- 
ferences 

1 5.  Whittaker,  J.  R.,  1 96S  —  Cellular  differentiation 

Bio-medical  and  veterinary  science 

16.  AuROUX,  M.,  G.  David  and  P.  Haegel,  1968  —  Embryologie;  travaux  pra- 
tiques et  enseignement  dirige,  vols.  1  {2nd  edit.)  and  3 

1 7.  Hegre,  E.  S.,  1 967  —  A  model  atlas  of  the  ten  millimeter  pig 

1 8.  Michel,  G.,  1 968  —  Embryologie 

19.  SoLeRE,  M.,  1967  —  Le  cerveau  primitif  chez  I'embryon  humain  de  34  jours 

20.  SoLeRE,  M.,  1 969  —  Atlas  d'embryologie  humaine,  vol.  1 

21.  Thomas,  J.  B.,  1968  —  Introduction  to  human  embryology 

22.  Wang,  H.,  1 968  —  An  outline  of  human  embryology 


Research  in  developmental  biology 

General  developmental  biology 

23.  Adolph,  E.  p.,  1 968  —  Origins  of  physiological  regulations 

24.  Austin,  C.  R.,  1 968  —  Ultrastructure  of  fertilization 

25.  Bullough,  W.  S.,  1 967  —  The  evolution  of  differentiation 

26.  Emelianov,  S.  V.  (Edit.),  1968  —  The  tempo  of  individual  development 
of  animals  and  its  changes  during  evolution 

27.  Etkin,  W.  and  L.  I.  Gilbert  (Edits.),  1968  —  Metamorphosis;  a  problem 
in  developmental  biology 

28.  FouLDS,  L.,  1 969  —  Neoplastic  development 

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29.  GiNSBURG,  A.  S.,  1968  —  Fertilization  in  fishes  and  the  problem  of  poly- 
spermy 

30.  Hay,  E.  D.  and  J.  P.  Revel,  1969  —  Fine  structure  of  the  developing  avian 
cornea 

31.  HoRSTADius,  S.,  1969  —  The  neural  crest 

32.  Medvedev,  Zh.  A.,  1968  —  Molecular-genetic  mechanisms  in  development 

33.  Polezhaev,  L.  v.,  1 968  —  The  loss  and  restoration  of  regenerative  capacity 
in  animal  tissues  and  organs 

34.  Preda,  v.,  1969  —  Developmental  biochemistry  of  the  vertebrate  embryo 

35.  RoLNiK,  V.  v.,  1968  —  Embryonic  biology  of  bird  development 

36.  Schmidt,  A.  J.,  1968  —  Cellular  biology  of  vertebrate  regeneration  and 
repair 

37.  Schmidt,  G.  A.,  1968  —  The  embryogenesis-types  and  their  adaptative 
significance 

38.  TiTOVA,  A.  K.,  1968  —  Development  of  receptor  structures  in  the  inner  ear 
of  vertebrates 

39.  Ursprung,  H.  (Edit),  1968  —  The  stability  of  the  differentiated  state 

Bio-medical  research,  including  teratology 

40.  AssALi,  N.  S.  (Edit.),  1968  —  Biology  of  gestation  .vols.  1  and  2 

41.  BoLANDE,  R.  p.,  1967  —  Cellular  aspects  of  developmental  pathology 

42.  Conrad,  K.  and  others,  1969  —  Handbuch  der  Urologie,  vol.  1,  Anatomic 
und  Embryologie 

43.  Emery,  J.  L.  (Edit),  1969  —  The  anatomy  of  the  developing  lung 

44.  Franke,  H.,  1 969  —  Feinstruktur  der  Plazenta 

45.  Gommers,  a.,  1968  —  Thyroide  maternelle  et  developpement  prenatal  du 
rat 

46.  Hertig,  a.  T.,  1 968  —  Human  trophoblast 

47.  JoFFE,  J.  M.,  1 969  —  Prenatal  determinants  of  behaviour 

48.  Kalter,  H.,  1 968  - —  Teratology  of  the  central  nervous  system 

49.  KoBAKOVA,  E.  M.,  1968  —  Nervous  regulation  of  intestinal  mobility  in  onto- 
genesis 

50.  Kreybig,  Th.  von,  1968  —  Experimentelle  praenatal-Toxikologie 

51.  Solcher,  H.,  1968  —  Zur  Neuroanatomie  und  Neuropathologie  der  Friih- 
fetalzeit 

52.  Torpin,  R.,  1 969  —  The  human  placenta 

53.  WiLLERT,  H.-G.  and  H.-L.  Henkel,  1969  —  Klinik  und  Pathologie  der 
Dysmelie 


Symposium  reports,  etc. 

General  developmental  biology 

54.  CowDRY,  E.  V.  and  S.  Seno  (Edits.),  1969  —  Nucleic  acid  metabolism,  cell 
differentiation  and  cancer  growth 

55.  Locke,  M.  (Edit.),  1969  —  The  emergence  of  order  in  developing  systems 

56.  Sigel,  M.  M.  (Edit.),  1968  —  Differentiation  and  defense  mechanisms  in 
lower  organisms 

57.  Wolff,  E.  (Edit.),  1969  —  Les  interactions  tissulaires  au  cours  de  I'or- 
ganogenese 

Bio-medical  research,  including  teratology 

58.  Bertelli,  a.  and  L.  Donati  ( Edits. ) ,  1 969  —  Teratology 

59.  IAEA  (Edit.),  1968  —  Effects  of  radiation  on  cellular  proliferation  and 
differentiation 

60.  JiLEK,  L.  and  S.  Trojan,  1 968  —  Ontogenesis  of  the  brain 

310 


61.  Lamming,  G.  E.  and  E.  C.  Amoroso  (Edits.),  1967  —  Reproduction  in  the 
female  mammal 

62.  Shelesnyak,  M.  C.  and  G.  J.  Marcus  (Edit.),  1969  —  Ovum  implantation 

63.  Teir,  H.  and  T.  Rytomaa  (Edits.),  1967  —  Control  of  cellular  growth  in 
adult  organisms 


Plant  morphogenesis 

64.  BuTENKO,  R.  G.,  1968  —  Plant  tissue  culture  and  plant  morphogenesis 

65.  Steward,  F.  C.,  1968  —  Growth  and  organization  in  plants 

66.  WiLKiNS,  M.  B.   (Edit.),   1969  —  The  physiology  of  plant  growth  and 
development 

1  THEODOR  BOVERI 

Life  and  work  of  a  great  biologist,  1862 — 1915 
1967 
By  F.  Baltzer  Univeristy  of  California  Press 

(translated  by  Dorothea  Rudnick)  Berkeley  -  Los  Angeles 

165  pp.,  17  figs.,  7  pis.  Price:  $  6. — 

This  is  the  English  translation  of  a  book  published  in  German  in  1962. 
The  very  competent  translator  states  in  her  translator's  note  that  the  main 
reason  why  she  undertook  this  work  was  "the  strong  feeling  that  the  present 
generation  of  American  cell  biologists  has  too  little  contact  with  the  biological 
groundwork  on  which  the  exciting  modern  advances  stand,  especially  with 
the  German  work  and  even  more  especially  with  that  of  Boveri."  The  final 
draft  of  the  translation  was  prepared  together  with  Prof.  Baltzer  in  Berne. 
Some  minor  alterations  were  made  from  the  German  text.  Otherwise,  an 
attempt  was  made  to  retain  the  timbre  of  the  original. 

Those  who  already  know  the  German  book  will  agree  that  it  is  admirable, 
being  both  warmly  human  and  thoroughly  scientific.  The  book  is  in  two  parts, 
one  describing  the  life  and  personality  of  Boveri,  and  the  other  discussing  his 
contributions  to  cytology,  embryology,  and  the  study  of  heredity. 

The  book  is  very  well  produced  and  is  illustrated  with  6  photographic 
portraits  and  17  line  drawings  reproduced  from  Boveri's  publications.  It  con- 
tains a  complete  bibliography  of  Boveri's  publications  as  well  as  a  list  of 
publications  issued  from  the  Zoological  Institute  at  Wiirzburg  during  his 
Professorship  (1893 — 1915).  There  is  also  a  glossary  and  a  combined  author 
and  subject  index. 

2  REGULATION  AND  CONTROL  IN  LIVING  SYSTEMS 

1966 
Editor:  H.  Kalmus  John  Wiley  &  Sons 

468  pp.,  137  figs.,  5  tbs.  London  -  New  York  -  Sidney 

Price:  $  13.75 

Contributors:  Bell  (London),  Blest  (London),  Brown-Grant  (Oxford),  Free  (Harpenden, 
Herts.),  Fry  (London),  Kalmus  (London),  Lewis  (London),  Newth  (Glasgow),  J.  Maynard 
Smith  (Brighton),  S.  Maynard  Smith  (Brighton),  Wilkie  (London),  Wilkins  (London),  Wynne- 
Edwards  (Aberdeen) 

The  direct  significance  of  this  book  for  developmental  biologists  is  limited, 
because  the  field  covered  is  extremely  broad,  encompassing  such  vastly  dif- 
ferent subjects  as  regulation  and  control  in  engineering,  molecular  regulation 
in  the  cell,  physiological  control  mechanisms,  and  regulation  in  animal  societies 
and  populations,  to  mention  but  a  few. 

311 


The  16  chapters  of  the  book  are  grouped  in  five  sections,  entitled  respec- 
tively "Principles  and  methods",  "Cells  and  individuals",  "Development  and 
genetics",  "Groups  and  populations",  and  "Conclusions".  Three  of  the  four 
chapters  in  section  III  may  be  mentioned  specifically.  The  first  is  by  J.  S. 
Wilkie  and  is  entitled  "Early  studies  of  biological  regulation:  an  historical 
survey"  (30  pp.).  In  it  most  of  the  attention  goes  to  the  work  of  Reaumur, 
Trembley,  Bonnet,  and  Roux.  The  two  other  chapters  are  by  P.  R.  Bell  and 
D.  R.  Newth  respectively,  and  deal  with  regulation  of  plant  growth  (23  pp.) 
and  with  regulation  in  animal  development  (15  pp.).  The  latter  chapter  in 
particular  is  very  thoughtful,  and  poses  several  important  problems  clearly 
and  succinctly,  although  it  refrains  from  going  into  details,  and  is  not 
illustrated. 

The  book  is  illustrated  predominantly  with  diagrams,  and  has  author  and 
subject  indexes. 

3  A  DICTIONARY  OF  GENETICS 

1968 
By  R.  C.  King  Oxford  University  Press 

292  pp.  New  York  -  London  -  Toronto 

(paper-bound)  Price:  34  s. 

This  book  was  conceived  primarily  for  the  use  of  beginning  students.  The 
selection  of  entries  was  obviously  guided  by  pragmatic  motives,  i.e.  by  the 
aim  of  elucidating  those  terms  that  are  commonly  encountered  in  genetical 
literature,  whether  they  be  of  a  strictly  genetic  or  of  a  more  general  nature. 
The  book  contains,  at  a  rough  estimate,  some  3,500  to  4,000  entries,  but  a 
large  proportion  of  these  are  non-genetic  and  relate  to  other  fields  of  science 
such  as  botany,  zoology,  taxonomies,  palaeontology,  endocrinology,  (bio)- 
chemistry,  and  physics. 

The  definitions  are  usually  brief.  No  literature  is  given.  Chemical  formulas, 
charts,  and  simple  diagrams  are  provided  wherever  needed.  The  book  is 
concluded  by  an  appendix  containing  a  chronology  of  historical  events 
bearing  on  genetics,  a  list  of  periodicals,  a  list  of  laboratories  in  North 
America  engaged  in  human  genetics  research,  and  a  listing  of  teaching  aids 
for  genetics  available  in  the  U.S.A. 

(See  also  review  no.  5  below) 


4  PRINCIPLES  OF  INTEGRITY 

(On  the  problem  of  correlation  in  living  and  non-living  systems) 

1968 
By  G.  P.  Korotkova  Leningrad 

162  pp.,  13  figs.,  2  tbs.  Leningrad  University 

(paper-bound) 

This  book  is  written  in  Russian  and  is  announced  only  briefly.  It  is  an 
essay  on  biological  organization.  The  author  is  an  associate  of  Prof.  B.  P. 
Tokin,  Department  of  Embryology,  Leningrad  University.  The  following 
condensation  of  the  table  of  contents  may  provide  an  idea  of  the  nature  of 
the  book:  Integral  systems  and  their  classification;  the  concept  of  "ideal" 
integrity;  some  general  concepts  characteristic  of  integrity  (symmetry,  polarity, 
differentiation,  integration);  comparison  of  systems  with  regard  to  their 
integrity;  entropy,  information,  and  integrity;  isomorphic  transformation  of 
integrity  (parallehsm). 

The  bibliography  covers  six  pages  and  gives  much  Russian  literature, 
mostly  recent  to  very  recent. 

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5  A  GLOSSARY  OF  GENETICS  AND  CYTOGENETICS 

By  R.  Rieger,  A.  Michaelis  Springer- Verlag 

and  M.  M.  Green  Berlin  -  Heidelberg  -  New  York 

507  pp.,  90  figs.,  6  tbs.  Price:  DM  66.—;  $  16.50 

This  is  the  completely  revised  English  version  of  an  originally  German 
book  that  first  appeared  in  1954,  and  was  revised  in  1958.  The  new  book 
is  printed  on  the  same  format  and  in  the  same  type  as  the  previous  edition; 
it  is  about  one  fourth  shorter,  and  contains  about  2,500  entries,  as  against 
about  4,000  in  the  1958  edition.  Taking  into  account  that  the  latter  contained 
little  information  relative  to  molecular  and  microbial  genetics,  which  are  now 
well  represented,  it  follows  that  a  considerable  amount  of  material  was 
eliminated  for  the  present  edition. 

The  aim  of  the  writers  has  been  to  provide  material  suitable  both  for 
students  and  research  workers.  Many  terms  are  described  at  some  or  even 
considerable  length,  while  quite  a  few  descriptions  refer  to  experimental  data 
and  appropriate  literature.  Cross-referencing  is  very  extensive.  The  author- 
ship of  terms  is  meticulously  recorded.  Wherever  necessary  good  illustrative 
material  is  provided.  The  bibliography  covers  more  than  40  pages. 


6  MODERN  GENETICS 

Vol.  3 
1968 
By  J.  A.  Serra  Academic  Press 

792  pp.,  119  figs.,  19  tbs..  3  pis.  London  -  New  York 

Price:  $  27.50;  168  s. 

This  is  the  final  volume  of  a  book  of  which  the  first  two  volumes  appeared 
in  1964  and  '66  respectively,  and  were  reviewed  in  the  two  previous  main 
issues  of  Gen.  Embryol.  Inf.  Serv.  ( 1965  and  '67). 

The  present  volume  is  in  three  parts,  dealing  consecutively  with  cyto- 
plasmic inheritance  and  cytoplasmic  changes;  nuclear  treptions  and  mutations, 
genetic  units;  and,  finally,  with  sex  determination  and  life  cycles.  Both  the 
first  and  third  part  contain  material  that  is  of  interest  to  development 
biologists.  In  the  first,  this  is  particularly  the  chapter  on  interspecific  hybrids 
(16  pp.),  and  in  the  third,  that  on  sex  determination  in  vertebrates  (45  pp.) 
(the  only  case  in  which  much  is  known  about  the  action  of  the  sex  genes 
by  way  of  the  hormonal  system). 

In  the  extensive  bibliography  the  most  recent  titles  date  from  1965.  The 
book  is  concluded  by  author  and  subject  indexes. 

7  MOLECULAR  AND  CELLULAR  ASPECTS  OF 

DEVELOPMENT 
1966  (first  printing) 
Editor:  E.  Bell  Harper  6  Row 

525  pp.,  400  figs.,  59  tbs.  New  York  -  Evanston  -  London 

J.  Weatherhill,  Inc.,  Tokyo 
Price:  32  s. 

This  book,  first  published  in  1965,  is  still  probably  the  best  available 
"book  of  readings"  in  developmental  biology.  The  American  edition  was 
reviewed  in  Gen.  Embryol.  Inf.  Serv.  11,  1965,  p.  341.  The  present  edition 
is  a  photo-offset  facsimile  reproduction  on  a  slightly  reduced  format. 

The  advantage  of  this  technique  of  reproduction  is  that  the  price  of  the 

313 


book  is  considerably  reduced,  at  least  for  countries  outside  the  U.S.A. 
A  disadvantage  is  that  the  quality  of  the  photographic  illustrations  has  suf- 
fered. They  are  on  the  whole  much  more  smudgy  than  the  original  ones, 
which  had  been  reproduced  with  the  utmost  care.  Otherwise  the  production 
of  the  book  is  quite  satisfactory. 

8  MODERN  EMBRYOLOGY 

1968 
By  C.  W.  Bodemer  Holt,  Rinehart  &  Winston,  Inc. 

475  pp.,  327  fiqs.,  3  tbs.  New  York  -  London 

Price:  $  9.95;  95  s. 

This  text-book  is  essentially  an  elaborated  version  of  L.  G.  Barth's  "Em- 
bryology" (2nd  edition,  1953),  but  seen  from  another  point  of  view  it  is 
an  entirely  new  book.  The  text  has  been  rewritten  almost  entirely,  although 
occasionally  and  original  paragraph  is  recognizable.  The  basic  plan  of  the 
book  has  remained  unaltered,  but  a  wealth  of  new  material  has  been  smoothly 
integrated  into  the  old  text,  while  some  of  the  old  material  has  been  con- 
siderably reshuffled,  and  an  entirely  new  chapter  on  nucleo-cytoplasmic  inter- 
actions added.  The  new  book  thus  truly  reflects  the  advances  made  during 
the  last  15  years. 

For  those  who  have  never  used  Barth's  book,  a  quotation  from  the  present 
book's  preface  may  clarify  its  nature: 

"Modern  Embryology  is  designed  as  a  brief  introduction  to  the  general  principles  of 
embryology  and  a  survey  of  developmental  anatomy  and  physiology.  In  its  preparation 
the  guiding  policy  has  been  to  present  without  excessive  embroidery  the  factual  and 
theoretical  material  necessary  for  an  understanding  of  embryonic  development  and  an 
appreciation  of  developmental  biology.  It  is  intentionally  not  encyclopedic  in  character, 
although  the  advanced  student  may  find  it  useful  as  a  survey  of  developmental  processes." 

One  of  the  differences  with  Barth's  book  is  the  inclusion  of  brief  lists  of 
selected  readings  at  the  end  of  each  chapter,  and  of  a  fairly  extensive 
bibliography  at  the  end  of  the  book.  Although  in  itself  this  is  well-balanced, 
it  is  a  pity  that  no  references  are  made  to  it  in  the  text,  particularly  since 
the  use  of  authors'  names  in  the  text  is  rather  inconsistent. 

A  major  feature  of  the  book  are  its  illustrations.  Most  of  the  figures  from 
Barth's  book  were  redrawn,  but  whereas  the  old  figures  were  sometimes 
characterized  by  a  certain  crudity,  the  new  versions  are  both  didactically 
and  esthetically  highly  satisfactory.  The  use  of  various  shades  of  colour  has 
contributed  greatly  to  this  end.  Moreover,  more  than  80  new  photographs 
were  included,  and  these  are  beautifully  reproduced.  Another  good  feature 
of  the  book  is  a  well-balanced  glossary  of  anatomical,  embryological,  and 
general  biological  terms,  prepared  by  Dr.  Dorothea  Rudnick.  Printing  and 
lay-out  of  the  book  are  modern  in  the  best  sense  of  the  word. 

9  ENTWICKLUNGSPHYSIOLOGIE 

1967 

By  J.  D.  Ebert  Bayer.  Landwirtschaftsverlag 

Serie  Moderne  Biologie  Miinchen  -  Basel  -  Wien 

230  pp..  130  figs, 
(paper-bound) 

This  is  the  German  translation  of  one  of  the  best  brief  introductions  to 
developmental  physiology  available  ("Interacting  systems  in  development"). 
The  original  book  appeared  in  1965,  and  thus  is  still  largely  up  to  date.  It 
has  been  received  very  well  (for  a  brief  review  see  Gen.  Embryol.  Inf.  Serv. 

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II,  1965,  p.  338),  and  there  is  thus  good  reason  for  making  it  available  to 
German-speaking  students  in  their  own  language.  Unfortunately,  however, 
the  translation  is  far  from  ideal;  although  the  translator  is  obviously  a 
biologist,  he  is  apparently  not  a  specialist  in  this  particular  field,  so  that 
sometimes  important  shades  of  meaning  are  lost,  and  occasionally  outright 
mistakes  are  made.  Similar  mistakes  have  crept  into  several  figure  legends. 
The  original  illlustrations  are  well  reproduced.  For  some  reason  the  original 
reading  lists  at  the  end  of  each  chapter  were  replaced  by  a  general  reading 
list  at  the  end  of  the  book.  This  contains  a  number  of  German  titles  not 
quoted  originally;  some  of  these  are  completely  irrelevant  to  the  subject  of 
the  book.  The  alphabetical  index  is  much  shorter  than  the  original  one  and 
does  not  contain  authors'  names. 


10  EMBRYOLOGIE 

1968 
By  P.  Guidoni  Doin,  Deren  &  Cie. 

488  pp.,  477  figs.  Paris 

(paper-bound)  Price:  F  75. — 

This  book  lacks  a  preface  stating  the  author's  aims  in  writing  it.  One  gets 
the  impression  that  it  is  based  on  lectures.  The  book  essentially  deals  with 
the  descriptive  and  comparative  embryology  of  vertebrates  and  man.  Its 
organization  is  conventional,  with  a  first  part  discussing  embryogenesis,  and 
a  second  part  dealing  with  organogenesis,  arranged  by  organ  systems.  The 
first  part  contains  a  brief  and  very  superficial  chapter  on  experimental 
embryology  and  a  very  sketchy  summary  of  congenital  malformations,  while 
the  second  part  is  concluded  by  a  summary  of  genetics,  which  completely 
neglects  the  subject  of  developmental  genetics.  Another  neglected  subject  is 
the  relationship  between  embryology  and  evolution. 

The  book  is  illustrated  with  simple  line  drawings.  Many  of  these  are 
schematized  to  the  point  of  being  completely  unrealistic.  They  are  the  kind 
of  drawing  used  to  illustrate  a  lecture,  but  most  of  them  are  inadequate  for 
a  text-book.  The  book  gives  no  literature  and  lacks  a  subject  index. 

In  conclusion,  the  book  might  have  its  uses  in  connection  with  specific 
courses,  but  certainly  cannot  be  recommended  as  a  general  text-book  of 
embryology.  It  is  moreover  much  too  expensive. 

1 1  ELEMENTI  DI  EMBRIOLOGIA  DEI 

VERTEBRATI  E  DELL'  UOMO 
1968 
By  S.  Leghissa  Unione  Tipografico-Editrice 

447  pp.,  285  figs.,  20  tbs..  4  pis.  Torinese 

Price:  L  12.500 

As  far  as  we  are  aware  this  seems  to  be  the  first  original  text-book  of 
vertebrate  embryology  in  Italian  and  as  such  it  will  be  welcomed  by  many 
students  and  teachers  of  biology  and  medicine  in  Italy.  The  treatment  is 
almost  exclusively  descriptive  and  comparative;  classical  experimental  data 
are  only  mentioned  cursorily  in  connection  with  primary  induction  and 
twinning,  while  biochemical  and  genetical  aspects  are  hardly  mentioned  at 
all  except  in  the  brief  historical  introduction. 

The  organization  of  the  book  is  conventional;  the  first  part  deals  with 
reproduction  and  with  general  embryology  from  gametogenesis  up  to  the 
end  of  embryogenesis;  part  two  discusses  the  morphogenesis  and  different- 

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iation  of  the  various  organ  systems.  At  the  end  of  part  one  a  brief  chapter  is 
devoted  to  twinning  and  to  the  most  common  developmental  anomalies. 

The  book  is  profusely  illustrated  with  photographs  and  drawings,  whose 
quality  is  on  the  whole  reasonable  to  good.  Many  figures  were  redrawn  by 
the  author;  some  of  these  are  highly  schematized  and  sometimes  executed  in 
rather  crude  techniques;  the  labelling  is  not  always  very  clear.  The  book  is 
well  printed.  It  has  a  fairly  extensive  bibliography,  as  well  as  author  and 
subject  indexes. 

12  ANIMAL  MORPHOGENESIS 

1968 
By  J.  W.  Saunders  Jr.  The  Macmillan  Comp,,  New  York 

Current  Concepts  in  Biology  Series  Collier-Macmillan  Ltd.,  London 

118  pp.,  67  figs.,  2  tbs. 
(paper-bound) 

In  reviewing  this  new  paperback  it  is  perhaps  useful  to  contrast  it  with 
a  companion  volume  in  the  same  series  that  appeared  two  years  earlier: 
C.  H.  Waddington,  "Principles  of  development  and  differentiation",  1966 
(reviewed  in  Gen.  Embryol.  Inf.  Serv.,  Suppl.  11,  1966,  p.  13).  Both  books 
are  intended  for  beginning  biology  students,  and  both  are  elementary  in 
scope.  The  organization  of  the  present  book  is  more  conventional,  the  style 
perhaps  less  personal;  it  is  much  more  a  miniature  text-book  of  embryology, 
with  much  emphasis  on  morphology,  but  for  this  very  reason  it  is  more 
suitable  as  a  basis  for  further  study  of  embryology  proper.  And  it  must  be 
said  that  as  such  it  is  exemplary,  both  as  regards  content  and  illustrations 
(the  quality  of  the  latter  being  much  higher  than  in  the  earlier  book).  The 
treatment  proceeds  step  by  step,  logically  and  clearly,  and  is  at  the  same 
time  completely  up  to  date.  Particularly  the  last  chapter,  discussing  the 
genetic  control  of  development  and  the  epigenetic  control  of  morphogenesis, 
is  admirable  in  its  readability  and  its  selection  of  examples. 

All  line  drawings  are  either  original  or  redrawn;  and  all  are  beautifully 
executed.  Many  photographs  are  also  included.  All  figures  have  explanatory 
legends.  There  is  a  good  reading  list  and  a  detailed  alphabetical  index. 


13      LEHRBUCH  DER  VERGLEICHENDEN  ENTWICKLUNGS- 
GESCHICHTE  DER  TIERE 
1969 
By  R.  Slewing  Verlag  Paul  Parey 

531  pp.,  196  figs.,  2  tbs.  Hamburg  -  Berlin 

Price:  DM  58.— 

Contents:  I.  Einleitung:  II.  Furchung;  III.  Keimblatterentwicklung;  IV.  Organdifferenzierung; 
V.  Entwicklung  der  Keimzellen;  VI.  Entwicklung  der  Korperform;  Metamerie;  VII.  Umwegt* 
in  der  Ontogenetischen  Entwicklung 

This  text-book  of  comparative  animal  embryology  is  the  first  in  the  German 
language  since  the  classical  handbook  by  Korschelt  and  Heider  (1936),  not 
counting  the  book  by  Starck  (1955/65),  which  uses  a  quite  different  ap- 
proach. The  present  book  is  on  a  more  modest  scale  than  that  by  Korschelt 
and  Heider,  but  is  much  more  balanced  in  its  treatment  of  invertebrates  and 
vertebrates  together.  The  approach  is  strictly  morphological,  with  much 
emphasis  on  phylogenetic  relationships.  The  book  was  primarily  written  for 
the  use  of  students  of  biology,  medicine,  and  veterinary  science,  and  the 
author  consequently  has  not  aimed  at  anything  approaching  an  exhaustive 
treatment  of  this  vast  subject. 

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The  organization  of  the  book  is  rigorously  logical,  and  the  style  is  clear. 
It  is  impossible  to  review  the  book  in  detail:  this  will  be  the  task  of  specialists 
in  the  field.  One  thing  may  be  mentioned:  the  book  opens  with  a  chapter 
devoted  exclusively  to  theoretical  aspects,  such  as  the  methods  of  comparative 
embryology,  criteria  of  homology  (Remane),  the  biogenetic  law  (recapitul- 
ation theory),  the  "biometabolic  modes"  (Osche),  and  questions  of  ter- 
minology. 

The  book  is  exceedingly  well  produced,  and  illustrated  with  numerous 
beautiful  line  drawings.  Many  of  these  are  original,  but  the  ones  taken  from 
other  sources  were  all  redrawn,  leading  to  a  very  satisfactory  unity  of  style. 
The  bibliography  is  restricted  to  important  works.  The  book  is  concluded 
by  an  author  index  and  a  detailed  subject  index. 


14  DYNAMICS  OF  DEVELOPMENT:  EXPERIMENTS 

AND  INFERENCES 

Selected  papers  on  developmental  biology 

1968 

By  P.  A.  Weiss  Academic  Press 

624  pp.,  133  figs..  2  tbs.,  4  pis.  New  York  -  London 

In  this  book  the  author  has  brought  together  24  of  his  papers  so  far 
scattered  over  a  variety  of  media,  some  of  which  are  not  easily  accessible. 
As  he  says  in  his  foreword,  his  main  motive  in  making  this  compilation  has 
been  that  he  considers  "the  cardinal  function  of  these  papers  in  their  con- 
junction to  be  their  contribution  to  the  emergence  of  a  unified  understanding 
of  the  dynamic  order  of  living  systems."  Major  features  of  Weiss'  writings 
produced  during  half  a  century  have  been,  first,  the  conviction  that  the 
problems  of  development  should  be  approached  from  many  directions,  and 
secondly  the  continuous  effort  to  fill  theoretical  concepts  with  more  concrete 
meaning. 

The  papers  have  been  grouped  into  five  sections,  entitled  respectively 
"On  basic  principles",  "On  differentiation",  "On  growth  and  aging",  "On 
form  and  formative  processes",  and  finally  "On  the  dynamics  of  the  nervous 
system".  Within  each  section  the  order  of  the  papers  is  logical  rather  than 
chronological. 

The  papers  are  reproduced  in  facsimile,  complete  with  the  original  illus- 
trations and  running  titles  (the  latter  sometimes  being  meaningless  in  the 
context  of  this  book).  Three  papers  bear  no  date  of  publication;  the  rest  date 
from  as  far  back  as  1933  until  1967. 

The  book  is  concluded  by  a  brief  topical  index  referring  to  chapters. 


15  CELLULAR  DIFFERENTIATION 

1968 
By  J.  R.  Whittaker  Dickenson  Publishing  Cy.,  Inc. 

Dickenson  Ser.  on  Contemp.  Belmont,  Calif. 

Thought  in  Biol.  Sci.  Price:  21  s.;  $  2.50 

112  pp.,  52  figs.,  21  tbs..  2  pis. 
(paper-bound) 

This  booklet  forms  part  of  a  series  of  "books  of  reading".  The  aim  of  the 
series  is  to  confront  the  student  right  from  the  beginning  with  significant 
original  publications  in  a  given  field.  The  eleven  papers  in  the  present  volume 
represent  a  well-balanced  choice,  highlighting  significant  aspects  of  the 
problem  of  differentiation.  They  are  grouped  in  four  sections,  each  with  a 

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brief  introduction  by  the  editor,  which  places  the  papers  in  the  propei 
perspective.  The  majority  of  the  papers  deal  with  animal  material;  one  each 
bears  on  plant  material,  bacteriophages,  and  bacteria,  respectively. 

The  four  sections  are  entitled  respectively:  "The  multipotential  genome" 
(papers  by  Gurdon  and  Uehlinger,  Vasil  and  Hildebrandt,  and  Moscona), 
"Selective  gene  expression"  (papers  by  Edgar  and  Wood,  F.  Jacob  and 
J.  Bonner),  "Egg  cell  organization"  (papers  by  Morgan  and  Spooner,  and 
Curtis),  and  "Cell  interactions:  physical  and  chemical"  (papers  by  Trinkaus, 
Grobstein,  and  J.  J.  Gilbert).  The  two  longest  papers  cover  14  pages  each; 
all  but  one  date  from  the  years  1957 — 1966;  that  by  Morgan  and  Spooner 
dates  from  1909.  The  paper  by  Gilbert  on  trans-generic  induction  of  spines 
in  rotifers,  although  it  is  indeed  delightful,  seems  a  little  out  of  place  in  a 
small  collection  like  this. 

The  papers  are  reprinted  in  uniform  type.  The  photographic  illustrations 
are  reproduced  as  such,  but  the  other  figures  have  all  been  redrawn,  un- 
fortunately with  little  care.  The  editor  has  added  a  few  explanatory  diagrams 
and  drawings.  The  book  is  concluded  by  a  brief  list  of  further  reading. 

16  EMBRYOLOGIE 
Travaux  pratiques  et  enseignement  dirige 

Vol.  1  (2nd  edit.,  1968) 
Vol.  3  (1968) 
Vol.   1  by  G.  David  &  P.  Haegel  Masson  &  Cie 

114  pp.,  226  figs.  Paris 

Vol.  3  by  M.  Auroux  &  P.  Haegel  Price  Vol.   1:  F  30.— 

146  pp.,  257  figs.  Price  Vol.  3:  F  38.— 

(paper-bound) 

In  France  embryology  is  at  present  taught  to  medical  students  in  a  three- 
year  course.  This  series  of  three  atlases  has  been  designed  to  assist  the 
student  along  with  the  practical  courses  given  in  Paris.  The  second  volume 
was  not  available  for  review.  The  three  volumes  respectively  deal  with: 
(1)  embryogenesis,  (2)  general  organogenesis,  and  (3)  development  of  the 
nervous  system,  sense  organs,  and  endocrine  glands. 

The  text  of  the  atlases  is  brief,  the  emphasis  being  on  the  illustrations. 
These  consist  of  photographs,  drawings,  and  diagrams,  all  three  types  of 
illustrations  being  of  superb  quality.  Colour  is  used  judiciously  in  almost  all 
drawings  and  diagrams.  The  organization  of  the  books  is  didactically  very 
clear.  Adequate  attention  is  given  to  developmental  anomalies  and  to  foeto- 
maternal  relationships.  Data  from  experimental  and  comparative  embryology 
are  briefly  treated  to  clarify  certain  relationships. 

The  plan  and  execution  of  the  series  is  such  that  teachers  of  human 
embryology  in  all  countries  might  derive  various  new  didactic  ideas  from 
them. 

17  A  MODEL  ATLAS  OF  THE  TEN  MILLIMETER  PIG 

1967 

By  E.  S.  Hegre  Med.  Coll.  of  Virginia  Book  Store 
546  looseleaf  cards,  Richmond,  Va. 

cut  and  bound  Price:  $  49. — 

This  is  a  very  unusual  "book".  It  consists  of  a  stack  of  more  than  500  cards, 
nearly  7  in.  high;  each  card  carries  the  image  of  a  serial  cross  section  of 
a  10  mm.  pig  embryo  at  a  magnification  of  x  16;  the  sections  are  cut  out  so 
that  one  (lateral)  half  protudes  beyond  the  border  of  the  card;  together  all 
sections  stacked  in  this  way  build  up  the  surface  rehef  of  one  half  of  the 

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embryo  on  the  front  plane  of  the  stack,  as  in  a  wax  plate  reconstruction.  The 
stack  is  held  in  place  by  two  brass  rods  running  through  perforations  and 
bent  so  that  the  cards  can  be  turned  back  at  will,  as  in  a  file.  The  rods  are 
anchored  in  a  wooden  base  and  the  stack  is  covered  by  a  loose  wooden  "lid". 

The  author  states  that  a  prototype  of  the  atlas  became  very  popular  with 
both  students  and  instructors.  The  atlas  has  no  text,  but  on  "pages"  11 — 19 
there  is  a  key  to  external  body  features,  to  prominent  internal  structures  (to 
be  used  as  landmarks),  and  to  the  various  organ  systems  and  their  parts; 
this  key  refers  to  "pages".  On  the  "pages"  themselves  labeling  is  restricted 
to  structures  that  are  difficult  to  interpret  or  to  localize. 

The  sections  are  photographic  reproductions  of  rather  poor  quality,  weak 
in  contrast  and  showing  little  more  than  the  minimum  detail  required  to 
identify  structures.  The  cards  are  made  of  rather  soft  board,  and  probably 
will  soon  get  damaged  with  intensive  use.  Nevertheless,  the  atlas  can  be  very 
useful  as  a  visual  aid  in  the  teaching  of  embryology. 


18  EMBRYOLOGIE 

1968 
By  G.  Michel  VEB  Gustav  Fischer  Verlag 

Komp.  der  Vet.-Anat.  VI  Jena 

363  pp..  211  figs..  15  tbs.  Price:  MDN  24.10 

Contents:  Einleitung;  Die  Vorentwicklung,  Progenese;  Die  Primitiventwicklung,  Blasto- 
genese;  Die  Plazentation;  Die  Entwicklung  der  Organe,  Organogenese;  Die  Entwicklung  des 
Harn-  und  Geschlechtsapparates;  Die  Entwicklung  des  Kreislaufapparates;  Die  Bildung  der 
serosen  Korperhohlen  und  des  Zwerchfelles;  Die  Entwicklung  des  Bewegungsapparates;  Die 
Entwicklung  der  ausseren  Haut  einschl.  der  Hautorgane;  Die  Entwicklung  des  Nervensystems; 
Die  Entwicklung  der  Sinnesorgane 

This  is  a  concise  text-book  of  embryology  for  the  use  of  veterinary 
students.  Its  concentrates  on  domestic  mammals  and  birds,  and  devotes  rela- 
tively much  attention  to  aspects  of  reproduction,  early  development,  and 
placentation  that  are  of  practical  importance.  Comparative  and  histological 
aspects  are  considered  only  briefly,  while  teratology  has  been  left  out  of 
consideration. 

The  organization  of  the  book  is  conventional.  It  is  illustrated  with  numerous 
photographs  and  pen-drawings.  The  latter  are  for  the  greater  part  redrawn 
from  varied  sources,  and  are  on  the  whole  of  good  quality.  Unfortunately 
most  of  the  photographs  are  rather  poorly  reproduced.  The  book  is  concluded 
by  a  selective  bibliography  and  a  subject  index. 


19  LE  CERVEAU  PRIMITIF 

CHEZ  L'EMBRYON  HUMAIN  DE  34  JOURS 
1967 
By  M.  Solere  L'Expansion  Scientifique  Fran^aise 

44  pp.,   11   figs.  Paris 

(paper-bound)  Price:  F  10. — 

This  little  book  is  the  first  of  a  series  intended  to  assist  the  medical  student 
in  understanding  the  morphology  of  the  human  brain  and  sense  organs.  The 
series  may  also  be  of  use  to  neurologists  and  neuroanatomists. 

The  book  is  a  picture  atlas  based  on  a  well-fixed  and  carefully  processed 
human  embryo  of  34  days.  It  presents  a  wax  reconstruction  of  the  brain  and 
13  photographs  of  exactly  symmetrical  serial  sections  through  the  brain, 
whose  levels  are  indicated  on  the  wax  model.  Four  other  photographs  supply 

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details  of  the  hypophyseal  and  ocular  rudiments,  while  a  final  one  shows 
the  structure  of  the  wall  of  the  future  hemispheres.  All  figures  are  clearly 
labeled;  they  are  accompanied  by  a  concise  explanatory  text  and  an  alpha- 
betical index. 

20  ATLAS  D'EMBRYOLOGIE  HUMAINE 

Vol.1 
1969 
By  M.  Solere  Librairie  Maloine  S.A. 

120  pp.,  82  figs.  Paris 

(paper-bound)  Price:  F  28. — 

This  is  the  first  volume  of  a  new  atlas  of  human  embryology  designed 
for  the  use  of  medical  students  at  different  stages  of  their  curriculum.  The 
later  volumes  will  deal  with  the  organogenesis  of  all  the  major  organ  systems. 
The  present  volume  contains  a  brief  survey  of  early  development  up  to  the 
stage  of  the  flat  three-layered  embryo,  and  further  concentrates  on  the 
longitudinal  and  transverse  delimitation  of  the  embryo,  on  the  formation  of 
the  median  digestive  tube,  and  on  the  early  extra-  and  intra-embryonic 
circulation  and  its  relationship  with  the  endodermal  structures.  The  whole 
study  is  based  on  carefully  preserved  and  meticulously  sectioned  embryonic 
material  present  at  the  Broussais  Medical  Faculty  in  Paris. 

The  most  important  constituents  of  an  atlas  are  its  plates.  In  this  case 
these  consist  of  diagrams  and  photomicrographs,  which  are  both  of  very 
good  quality.  The  text  is  restricted  to  explanations  of  the  plates.  The 
diagrams  are  highly  schematized  and  not  intended  to  be  realistic,  but  they 
are  remarkably  clear  and  uniform  in  style.  The  photographs  are  mostly 
superb,  and  wherever  necessary  they  are  clarified  by  diagrams.  The  utmost 
care  has  been  devoted  to  the  labeling  of  all  illustrations. 

Details  such  as  the  formation  of  the  bile  ducts  and  the  subdivision  of  the 
cloaca  are  well  represented.  The  formation  of  the  intestinal  loop  in  the  yolk 
stalk,  and  the  fate  of  the  cloaca  are  presented  on  the  basis  of  new  concepts 
emerging  from  the  author's  own  research.  The  authors  of  older  concepts 
are  mentioned,  but  literature  references  are  lacking. 

The  book  is  very  well  printed;  the  typography  is  somewhat  obtrusive,  but 
no  doubt  effective  from  a  didactic  point  of  view.  The  book  is  concluded  by 
a  subject  index. 

21  INTRODUCTION  TO  HUMAN  EMBRYOLOGY 

1968 
By  J.  B.  Thomas  Lea  6  Febiger 

348  pp.,  82  figs.,  2  tbs.  Philadelphia 

Price:  $  12.50 

This  book  is  not  meant  to  be  "another  text-book  of  embryology";  the 
author's  aim  has  been  to  describe  human  prenatal  development  within  a  broad 
frame  of  reference,  and  particularly  to  integrate  it  with  data  that  classically 
belong  to  the  domain  of  obstetrics:  the  diverse  reactions  of  the  maternal 
organism.  Incidentally,  for  this  very  reason  the  choice  of  the  title  seems 
unfortunate.  The  approach  chosen  has  entailed  a  chronological  treatment 
instead  of  the  usual  systematic  one.  While  this  may  not  appeal  to  the  true 
embryologist,  it  has  the  advantage  that  the  story  of  prenatal  development  is 
a  more  or  less  continuous  one,  which  goes  hand  in  hand  with  the  corres- 
ponding story  of  pregnancy. 

Characteristically,  the  book  opens  with  a  chapter  on  puberty.  After 
descriptions   of   the   male   and    female   reproductive   systems,   a    chapter  by 

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A.  J.  Endow  follows,  entitled  "The  psychological  impact  of  pregnancy  on 
the  family".  From  then  on,  the  treatment  is  strictly  chronological,  encom- 
passing successively  the  first  through  seventh  weeks,  the  third  through  sixth 
lunar  months,  and  finally  the  third  trimester  of  pregnancy,  and  birth.  All 
chapters  have  a  brief  summary  of  the  main  events.  After  the  chapter  on  the 
seventh  week  a  review  of  the  embryonal  period  is  inserted,  which  contains 
a  summary  of  organogenesis  arranged  by  organ  systems.  The  book  ends  with 
a  synopsis  of  the  main  abnormalities  of  development. 

All  illustrations  were  drawn  especially  for  this  book;  unfortunately  most 
of  them  are  rather  crude  and  unrealistic,  while  the  labeling  is  not  particularly 
clear.  There  is  a  list  of  further  reading  at  the  end  of  each  chapter. 

22  AN  OUTLINE  OF  HUMAN  EMBRYOLOGY 

1968 
By  H.  Wang  William  Heinemann  Medical  Books  Ltd. 

263  pp.,  264  figs.,  27  tbs.  London 

Price:  45  s. 

This  book  is  perhaps  best  characterized  by  a  quotation  from  the  preface: 

"I  believe  there  is  need  for  a  short  treatise  on  human  embryology  that  will  serve  either 
as  a  textbook  or  as  a  reference  book.  The  present  volume  is  written  with  this  purpose  in 
mind.  It  tells  the  story  of  human  developmental  anatomy  simply,  directly,  and  to  the  point 
with  as  few  details  and  as  many  illustrations  as  possible  so  that  anyone  who  has  had 
a  course  in  Introduction  to  Biology  would  be  able  to  follow". 

The  organization  of  the  book  is  on  the  whole  conventional.  The  style  is 
fluent  and  serves  to  make  the  subject  interesting  to  the  medical  student. 
Much  use  is  made  of  schemes  and  tables  facilitating  comprehension  and 
memorizing.  Small  print  is  used  wherever  necessary  for  interesting  subsidiary 
information,  and  also  to  describe  the  most  frequent  anomalies  of  development. 
There  is  a  brief  but  adequate  chapter  on  experimental  embryology  and 
teratology,  in  which  some  attention  is  devoted  to  the  role  of  genes  in  devel- 
opment. The  endocrine  organs  are  treated  together  in  a  separate  chapter. 
The  book  contains  a  number  of  minor  inaccuracies,  but  these  will  no  doubt 
be  weeded  out  in  subsequent  editions. 

The  numerous  illustrations  were  especially  prepared  for  this  book,  and 
with  great  success.  They  strike  the  correct  balance  between  realism  and 
abstraction  required  for  the  elucidation  of  a  difficult  subject.  The  book  has 
a  brief  list  of  further  reading,  and  a  good  subject  index. 

23  ORIGINS  OF  PHYSIOLOGICAL  REGULATIONS 

1968 

By  E.  F.  Adolph  Academic  Press 

147  pp.,  32  figs.,  5  tbs.  New  York  -  London 

Price:  $  7.50;  70  s. 

The  author  of  this  monograph  is  Emeritus  Professor  of  Physiology,  Uni- 
versity of  Rochester  (N.Y.).  He  has  been  actively  engaged  in  investigations 
on  physiological  regulation  for  three  decades  or  longer.  Here  is  a  physiologist 
who  has  turned  to  the  developing  organism  in  the  hope  of  increasing  his 
insight  into  the  principles  of  regulation  by  studying  its  origins.  He  is  not 
interested  in  development  per  se;  nevertheless,  his  book  is  of  great  interest 
to  developmental  biologists,  because  it  helps  them  to  view  the  embryo  as  a 
self-contained,  functioning  organism.  The  book  is  intended  for  research 
workers  and  advanced  students.  The  treatment  is  not  exhaustive,  but  aims 
at  uncovering  general  patterns  by  means  of  representative  examples;  the 
authors's  style  is  highly  personal. 

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It  is  impossible  to  review  the  16  short  chapters  in  detail.  The  author 
discusses  the  ontogeny  of  about  70  regulated  activities,  mostly  in  fetal  and 
postnatal  mammals,  including  man.  The  regulation  of  heart  rate  (pacemaker) 
serves  as  a  model,  on  the  basis  of  which  other  types  of  regulation  are 
expounded.  The  dichotomy  between  programmed  and  triggered  events  is 
emphasized,  as  is  that  between  intrinsic  and  extrinsic  regulation.  One  chapter 
discusses  the  ontogeny  of  behaviour  as  a  component  of  regulation.  Another 
deals  with  comparisons  between  species  as  regards  sequences  of  maturation. 

The  book  is  very  well  produced;  it  is  illustrated  mainly  with  diagrams 
and  graphs,  and  is  concluded  by  a  subject  index. 

24  ULTRASTRUCTURE  OF  FERTILIZATION 

1968 

By  C.  R.  Austin  Holt,   Rinehart  and  Winston 

Biology  Studies  Series  New  York  -  London 

196  pp.,  79  figs.  Price:  56  s. 

Although  this  book,  written  by  an  outstanding  expert  in  the  field,  belongs 
to  a  series  intended  for  students,  it  should  be  equally  useful  to  research 
workers,  particularly  since  it  provides  detailed  procedural  data.  This  is  done 
by  way  of  a  separate  chapter  in  which  some  80  publications  are  listed  with 
details  of  electron  microscopic  procedures  used. 

The  main  text  is  organized  into  five  chapters,  the  first  four  of  which  deal 
respectively  with  sperm  penetration  through  egg  investments,  fusion  of  con- 
jugants  and  gametes,  reactions  of  eggs  to  sperm  penetration,  and  nuclear 
migration,  development,  and  union.  Each  of  these  four  chapters  opens  with 
a  brief  section  providing  the  necessary  biological  background.  The  last 
chapter  of  the  main  text  is  a  brief  general  discussion.  Throughout  the  book 
material  is  drawn  from  both  the  animal  and  plant  kingdoms.  Much  attention 
is  devoted  to  problems  of  terminology. 

In  a  book  like  this  the  illustrations  are  obviously  of  the  greatest  importance. 
Considering  that  they  are  printed  on  ordinary  paper,  it  is  surprising  how 
well  they  have  come  out.  Some  very  good  line  drawings  are  also  included. 
The  book  has  a  13-page  bibhography  and  is  concluded  by  author  and  subject 
indexes.  Its  price  seems  excessive. 

25  THE  EVOLUTION  OF  DIFFERENTIATION 

1967 

By  W.  S.  Bullough  Academic  Press 

206  pp.,  32  figs.  London  -  New  York 

Price:  $  9.50;   45  s. 

Contents:  1.  Introduction;  2.  The  simplest  living  organisms:  bacteria;  3.  Unicellular  plants 
and  animals;  4.  Tissue  and  organ  formation;  5.  Tissue  homeostasis;  mass  and  function;  6.  Tissue 
homeostasis:  hormones;  7.  Carcinogenesis;  8.  Summary 

This  essay  is  a  successful  attempt  to  synthetise  a  wealth  of  recent  data 
bearing  on  differentiation  and  gene  control.  The  author  has  worked  for 
several  decades  on  problems  of  mitotic  control  in  mammalian  tissues,  and, 
incidentally,  views  mitosis  as  a  special  case  of  differentiation. 

The  information  reviewed  ranges  from  the  more  labile  chemical  control  of 
the  genetic  mechanisms  of  unicellular  organisms  to  the  chemical  control  of 
more  stable  differentiation  in  multicellular  organisms,  both  during  embryonic 
development  and  in  the  adult  state  (including  ageing).  A  final  chapter  deals 
with  the  cancer  problem.  The  final  conclusion  of  the  book  is  that  the 
"evolution  of  cellular  differentiation,  dramatic  as  its  consequences  have  been, 
has   involved   nothing    more   than    an   increasing    elaboration   of   an   ancient 

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theme  of  gene  control  that  may  have  originated  in  some  primitive  prokaryote 
cell  ".  Much  in  the  book  is  of  a  speculative  nature,  but  certainly  all  of  it  is 
highly  thought-provoking. 

Chapters  2 — 7  all  have  more  or  less  speculative  but  lucidly  written  con- 
cluding sections.  Chapter  8  is  a  summary  of  the  more  theoretical  aspects  of 
the  problem;  in  its  final  section,  entitled  "Chemical  messengers:  the  new 
endocrinology",  the  author  argues  that  all  chemical  substances  involved  in 
homeostasis,  ranging  from  repressors,  through  effectors  and  hormones  proper, 
to  pheromones,  belong  to  one  single  domain  of  biology. 

The  book  is  well  printed  and  illustrated  with  good  drawings  and  diagrams. 
It  has  a  22-page  bibliography  and  is  concluded  by  a  subject  index. 

26  THE  TEMPO  OF  INDIVIDUAL  DEVELOPMENT  OF 

ANIMALS  AND  ITS  CHANGES  DURING  EVOLUTION 

1968 
Editor:  S.  V.  Emelianov  Publishing  House  ,,Nauka" 

287  pp.,  48  figs.,  22  tbs.  Moscow 

Contributors:  Arshavsky,  Baevsky,  Bogoljubsky,  Bogomolov,  Emelianov,  Koshelev,  Lebe- 
deva,   Matveiev,  Persov,  Petskoy,  Sharov,  Sleptzov,  Spet,  Sytina,  Waguin,  Zusman 

This  book  is  written  in  Russian  and  is  announced  only  briefly.  It  contains 
a  series  of  16  papers  by  Russian  workers  who  are  investigating  the  problem 
of  the  rate  of  individual  development  in  relation  to  the  role  of  heterochrony 
in  evolution.  All  but  one  of  the  papers  are  morphological  in  character.  Most 
studies  concentrate  on  the  effects  of  external  conditions  on  development, 
particularly  during  artificial  breeding.  Three  papers  deal  with  invertebrates, 
the  remainder  with  various  vertebrate  groups. 


27  METAMORPHOSIS 

A  problem  in  developmental  biology 
1968 
Editors:  W.  Etkin  and  L.  I.  Gilbert      North  Holland  Publ.  Co.,  Amsterdam 
459  pp.,  98  figs.,  18  tbs.  Appleton-Century-Crofts,  New  York 

Price:  H.fl.  55.— 

Contents:  Metamorphosis  in  crustaceans  (J.  D.  Costlow,  Jr.);  Metamorphic  changes  in  insects 
(J.  Whitten);  Control  of  hormone  production  in  insects  (W.  S.  Herman);  Biochemistry  of 
insect  metamorphosis  (G.  R.  Wyatt);  Gene  activities  during  insect  metamorphosis  and  their 
control  by  hormones  (H.  Kroeger);  Metamorphosis  in  lower  chordates  (E.  J.  W.  Barrington); 
Survey  of  amphibian  metamorphosis  (J.  N.  Dent);  Hormonal  control  of  amphibian  metamor- 
phosis (W.  Etkin);  Biochemistry  of  amphibian  metamorphosis  (E.  Frieden);  Nature  of  hor- 
mone action  in  amphibian  metamorphosis  (J.  C.  Kaltenbach) 

According  to  the  editors'  preface,  this  book  is  the  first  "single  up-to-date 
source  that  deals  with  the  several  aspects  of  metamorphosis  in  an  integrative 
way".  It  is  equally  well  suited  for  students  and  research  workers.  All  con- 
tributors are  outstanding  authorities  in  their  respective  fields.  The  problems 
of  metamorphosis  are  discussed  from  the  viewpoints  of  morphology,  physio- 
logy, endocrinology,  and  biochemistry. 

The  chapters  range  in  size  from  about  35  to  about  60  pages,  and  are  all 
well  organized.  Each  has  its  own  bibliography.  With  few  exceptions,  the 
most  recent  literature  cited  dates  from  1966.  The  book  is  produced  in  offset 
print.  It  is  well  illustrated  with  many  line  drawings  and  graphs,  and  a  few 
photographs.  It  is  concluded  by  author  and  subject  indexes.  As  far  as 
taxonomic  names  are  concerned,  no  attempt  at  unification  has  been  made 
(for  instance,  the  axolotl  appears  in  the  subject  index  under  three  different 
names). 

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28  NEOPLASTIC  DEVELOPMENT 

1969 
By  L.  Foulds  Academic  Press 

439  pp.,  70  figs.  London  -  New  York 

Price:  110  s.;  $  16.50 

The  author  of  this  book  has  been  active  in  cancer  research  for  nearly  four 
decades  and  has  thought  deeply  about  cancer  and  its  relationship  to  normal 
development.  To  quote  from  his  preface  "the  unifying  principle  used  in  this 
book  is  the  concept  of  neoplasia  as  a  developmental  process  akin  to  normal 
development  in  some  respects  but  differing  from  it  in  important  particulars 
that  are  not  yet  well-defined.  The  emphasis  is  on  the  pathology  of  neoplasia 
as  an  epigenetic  process  and  not  on  the  pathology  of  tumours  as  lumps". 
The  result  is  an  extremely  interesting  book,  well-balanced,  rich  in  content, 
and  full  of  original  thought,  which  should  be  of  value  to  the  specialist  as 
well  as  to  the  general  and  developmental  biologist. 

The  book  is  in  three  parts,  entitled  respectively  "Historical  introduction", 
"General  and  experimental  pathology  of  neoplastic  development"    (6  chap- 
ters), and  "Biological  organization  and  developmental  biology"  (8  chapters). 
Although  part  II  contains  much  that  is  of  interest  to  the  embryologist,  we 
will  focus  our  attention  on  part  III.  This  is  devoted  to  a  consideration  of  the 
extent  to  which  current  knowledge  and  ideas  about  biological  organization 
and    development    can    provide    a    suitable    terminological    and    conceptual 
machinery  for  dealing   with  the  facts  and  problems  emerging   from  part  II. 
In  fact,  the  current  ideas  in  question  are  set  forth  so  clearly  that  this  part 
could  serve  as  an  excellent  introduction  to  this  area  in  its  own  right.  Recent 
advances  in  molecular  biology  and  in  the  application  of  cybernetics  to  the 
problems  of  development  are  emphasized  throughout.   Examples  are  mainly    j 
drawn  from  unicellular  organisms  and  vertebrates.  The  careful  definition  of    | 
some  new  terms  and  the  critical  re-evaluation  of  earlier  concepts  of  other 
authors    are    particularly    welcome.    This    holds    especially    for    the    author's 
attempt  to  clear  up  the  terminological  confusion  with  regard  to  the  concept    I 
of   differentiation,    and    for   the   emphasis   he    places   on    competence   as   the     ' 
necessary  counterpart  of  induction. 

The  author  is  apparently  unaware  of  the  recent  work  of  Hadorn  and  his 
group  on  transdetermination  in  insect  imaginal  discs  cultured  in  vivo. 

The  illustrations,  mainly  very  good  photographs,  are  almost  entirely  in 
part  II.  The  book  has  a  38-page  bibliography  and  author  and  subject  indexes, 
of  which  the  latter  could  have  been  more  detailed. 


29  FERTILIZATION  IN  FISHES 

AND  THE  PROBLEM  OF  POLYSPERMY 
1968 
By  A.  S.  Ginsburg  Publishing  House  ,,Nauka" 

358  pp..  68  figs.,  38  tbs..  16  pis.  Moscow 

Contents:  1.  The  egg;  2.  The  spermatozoon;  3.  Sperm-egg  association;  4.  The  number  of 
spermatozoa  penetrating  the  egg  at  fertilization,  and  the  fate  of  supernumerary  spermatozoa; 

5.  The   cortical    reaction    in   physiologically   monospermic   eggs   of   fishes   and   other   animals; 

6.  The  mechanism  of  the  block  to  polyspermy. 

This  book  is  written  in  Russian  and  is  announced  only  briefly.  It  is  very 
comprehensive  as  far  as  the  fishes  are  concerned,  while  examples  from  other 
classes  and  phyla  are  adduced  for  comparative  purposes  wherever  necessary. 
The  book  has  an  English  table  of  contents  and  a  brief  English  summary.  It 
is  well  illustrated;  most  of  the  photographic  illustrations  are  brought  together 

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as  plates  at  the  end  of  the  book;  many  of  these  are  electron  micrographs. 
The  bibliography  covers  46  pages,  nine  of  which  are  devoted  to  Russian 
titles;  many  of  these  are  recent. 

30  FINE  STRUCTURE  OF  THE  DEVELOPING 

AVIAN  CORNEA 
1969 
By  E.  D.  Hay  and  J.  P.  Revel  S.  Karger 

Monographs    in    Developmental  Basel  -  New  York 

Biology,  vol.  1  Price:  $  7.70 

144  pp.,  48  figs. 

This  is  the  first  volume  of  a  new  series  of  monographs  in  developmental 
biology  edited  by  A.  Wolsky  and  P.  S.  Chen.  The  authors  of  this  volume 
have  carried  out  extensive  electron  microscope  studies  on  the  role  of  extra- 
cellular matrices  in  epithelial-mesenchymal  interactions,  first  in  regenerating 
amphibian  limbs  and  later  in  the  chick  cornea  system.  They  are  now  presen- 
ting a  complete  ultrastructural  study  of  the  development  of  this  system.  The 
book  will  be  of  interest  to  embryologists,  cytologists,  and  ophthalmologists 
(to  the  latter  especially  because  the  major  developmental  events  in  the  avian 
and  mammalian  cornea  appear  to  be  very  similar,  at  least  when  studied  with 
the  light  microscope). 

The  book  opens  with  a  general  outline  of  corneal  development  based 
mainly  on  the  older  light  microscope  literature.  Then  follows  a  chapter  on 
the  formation  of  the  primary  stroma  and  the  role  of  the  ectoderm,  and  a 
chapter  on  the  origin  of  the  endothelium  and  the  formation  of  the  "Brille". 
After  a  chapter  discussing  the  later  events  up  to  hatching,  the  book  is  con- 
cluded by  a  summary  and  concluding  remarks.  The  descriptive  parts  are 
based  on  the  Hamburger-Hamilton  series  of  stages.  All  chapters  except  the 
last  have  their  own  introduction  and  brief  summary. 

Points  of  wider  interest  discussed  in  the  various  chapters  are:  secretion 
of  connective  tissue  proteins  by  epithelia;  the  difference  between  vascular 
mesenchyme  and  mesenchyme  proper;  the  phylogeny  of  the  dermis  and  cor- 
neal stroma.  The  last  chapter  deals  again  with  the  developmental  events,  this 
time  not  chronologically  but  for  the  three  tissue  components  separately 
(epithelium  and  primary  stroma;  endothelium;  fibroblasts  and  definitive 
stroma),  and  finally  discusses  epithelial-mesenchymal  interactions  as  illustrated 
in  particular  by  the  developing  cornea. 

An  appendix  describes  in  detail  the  methods  used  in  this  study,  and  gives 
illustrations  of  the  external  form  of  the  most  important  relevant  Hamburger- 
Hamilton  stages. 

The  book  is  beautifully  produced  and  profusely  illustrated,  mostly  with 
superb  electron  micrographs.  It  is  concluded  by  a  nine-page  bibliography. 

31  THE  NEURAL  CREST 

Its  properties  and  derivatives  in  the  light  of  experimental  research 

1969 
By  S.  Horstadius  Hafner  Publishing  Comp. 

1 1 1  pp.,  46  fiqs.  New  York  -  London 

Price:  $  6.50 

This  is  a  facsimile  reprint  of  a  monograph  first  published  in  1950.  The 
original  book  is  so  well  known  that  it  is  superfluous  to  review  it  here, 
particularly  since  no  changes  or  additions  have  been  made.  Suffice  it  to  say 
that  the  book  has  been  reproduced  with  the  utmost  care. 

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32  MOLECULAR-GENETIC  MECHANISMS 

IN  DEVELOPMENT 
1968 
By  Zh.  A.  Medvedev  Publishing  House  "Meditsina" 

268  pp.,  107  figs.,  5  tbs.  Moscow 

Contents:  1.  Elementary  processes  in  morphogenesis:  biosynthesis  of  information-macro- 
molecules;  biochemical  mechanisms  of  genetic  information  transfer;  2.  Molecular-genetic  me- 
chanisms of  reproduction  and  morphogenesis  in  viruses;  3.  Molecular-genetic  mechanisms  of 
morphogenesis  and  intercellular  biochemical  differentiation  of  monochromosomal  bacterial 
cells;  4.  Molecular-genetic  cybernetic  systems  in  morphogenesis  and  differentiation  of  multi- 
cellular organisms.  The  molecular  structure  of  the  nuclear  chromosomes  and  structural-bio- 
chemical features  of  genetic  and  functional  differentiation  of  chromosomes;  5.  Biochemical 
realisation  of  the  genetic  program  of  morphogenesis.  Changes  in  proteins  and  nucleic  acids 
in  differentiative  and  developmental  processes;  6.  Chromosomal  proteins  and  their  role  in  the 
regulation  of  the  selective  activity  of  genes  in  differentiation  processes  and  in  specialised  cells; 
7.  Induction  of  the  differential  activity  of  genes  by  cytoplasmic  and  chromosomal  factors  and 
its  role  in  general  morphogenetic  organization;  8.  Molecular  mechanisms  of  the  programming 
of  morphogenesis  and  differentiation.  Theoretical  analysis 

This  book  is  written  in  Russian  and  is  announced  only  briefly.  The  author's 
earlier  book  "Protein  biosynthesis  and  problems  of  heredity,  development 
and  ageing"  was  published  in  English  translation  in  1966  (see  review  in 
Gen.  Embryol.  Inf.  Serv.  12,  1967).  The  translated  chapter  headings  given 
above  sufficiently  characterize  the  contents  of  the  present  book.  The  bock 
is  well  illustrated.  Each  chapter  has  its  own  bibliography;  a  relatively  small 
proportion  of  the  references  are  in  Russian,  but  most  of  these  are  recent  to 
very  recent. 

33  THE  LOSS  AND  RESTORATION  OF  REGENERATIVE 

CAPACITY  IN  ANIMAL  TISSUES  AND  ORGANS 

1968 
By  L.  V.  Polezhaev  Publishing  House  "Nauka" 

326  pp..  123  figs.,  1  tb.  Moscow 

This  book  is  written  in  Russian  and  is  announced  only  briefly.  It  is  in 
three  parts,  viz.  a  theoretical  introduction  on  regeneration  generally,  a  part 
discussing  experimental  research  on  the  restoration  of  regenerative  capacity 
in  a  variety  of  animals,  organs,  and  tissues,  and  a  part  presenting  general 
conclusions  (including  chapters  on  immunity  and  on  neoplastic  development). 
The  bibliography  covers  37  pages  and  contains  about  60  %  Russian  titles, 
many  of  which  are  recent  to  very  recent. 

34  BIOCHIMIA  DEZVOLTARII  EMBRIONARE 

LA  VERTEBRATE 
(Developmental  biochemistry  of  the  vertebrate  embryo) 

1969 
By  V.  Preda  Academiei  Republicii 

274  pp.  Socialiste  Romania 

Bucuresti 

This  book  is  written  in  Rumanian  and  is  announced  only  briefly.  The 
author  is  Professor  of  Biology  at  the  Medical-pharmaceutical  Institute  in 
Cluj.  The  first  five  chapters  deal  in  a  systematic  way  with  the  biochemistry 
of  various  classes  of  substances  during  embryonic  development  in  all  verte- 
brate classes.  The  following  substances  are  discussed:  carbohydrates,  lipids, 
nucleic   acids,  proteins,  and  enzymes.  Other  major  chapters  are  devoted  to 

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oxidative  breakdown  and  energy  production,   and   to  the  biochemical  basis 
of  differentiation. 

The  book  is  not  illustrated  and  contains  no  graphs.  The  bibliography  con- 
tains more  that  1,500  publications,  without  titles;  a  small  but  significant 
proportion  of  these  are  by  Rumanian  and  other  Eastern-European  authors. 


35            EMBRYONIC  BIOLOGY  OF  BIRD  DEVELOPMENT 

1968 

By  V.  V.  Rolnik  Publishing  House  "Nauka" 

424  pp.,  58  figs..  52  tbs.  Leningrad 

This  book  is  written  in  Russian  and  is  announced  only  briefly.  It  is  in 
three  parts,  the  first  of  which  deals  with  the  egg  and  embryonic  development 
prior  to  incubation,  the  second  with  the  morphology  and  physiology  of 
embryonic  development  during  incubation,  and  the  third  with  the  role  of 
exogeneous  factors  (temperature,  humidity,  ventilation,  etc.)  in  embryonic 
development.  There  is  a  very  extensive  bibliography  (40  pp.  continuously 
printed),  which  contains  about  50  %  Russian  titles;  much  of  the  literature 
cited  is  recent  to  very  recent. 


36  CELLULAR  BIOLOGY  OF  VERTEBRATE 

REGENERATION  AND  REPAIR 
1968 
By  A.  J.  Schmidt  University  of  Chicago  Press 

420  pp.,  117  figs.,  10  tbs.  Chicago  -  London 

Price:  112  s. 

The  author  of  this  book  has  been  actively  engaged  for  more  than  ten 
years  in  the  study  of  amphibian  limb  regeneration.  The  main  theme  of  the 
book  centers  on  the  cytoarchitecture  and  molecular  ecology  of  (adult) 
amphibian  appendage  regeneration.  The  data  from  this  field  are  compared 
with  tissue  responses  to  injury  and  subsequent  repair  in  other  vertebrates, 
with  special  emphasis  on  wound  healing. 

Since  much  of  the  discussion  centres  around  the  limb  regeneration  blastema, 
it  is  important  to  note  that  the  author  holds  the  view  that  the  blastema  does 
not  consist  of  pluripotential,  "embryonic"  cells,  but  that  regenerating  tissues 
retain  their  previously  determined  genetic  information  for  development.  In 
his  opinion  redifferentiaticn  is  no  more  than  modulation  as  defined  by 
Weiss  (1939).  Only  the  skeleton  and  related  connective  tissues  would  be 
derived  from  true  blastema  cells,  whereas  all  other  tissues  would  have  their 
origins  in  the  homologous  tissues  of  the  stump. 

Most  of  the  book  is  about  activities  and  interactions  at  the  cellular  level, 
both  in  the  epithelium  and  mesenchyme.  The  problem  of  pattern  formation 
and  polarity  determination  in  the  regenerating  limb  is  merely  grazed  here 
and  there,  and  most  of  the  admittedly  scanty  information  that  is  available 
on  this  problem  is  omitted  from  the  discussions  and  literature  references.  On 
the  other  hand,  the  book  contains  a  wealth  of  information  on  the  cellular 
biology  of  the  process,  and  as  such  is  the  first  really  comprehensive  survey 
of  this  aspect  of  vertebrate  regeneration  ever  written  by  a  single  author. 

The  book  is  in  three  main  parts,  the  first  of  which  is  mainly  descriptive 
and,  apart  from  an  introduction  and  a  brief  chapter  on  cutaneous  wound 
healing,  deals  entirely  with  the  regenerating  (adult)  amphibian  appendage. 
Part  two  deals  with  metabolites  and  metabolism  in  repair  and  regeneration, 
and  has  chapters  on  carbohydrates,  lipids,  nucleic  acids,  proteins,  and  en- 

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zymes.  The  last  of  these  gives  information  on  13  hydrolases,  9  oxidoreductases. 
and  three  enzymes  of  other  classes.  Part  three  is  on  systemic  and  local  factors 
in  repair  and  regeneration,  mainly  hormones  (pituitary,  adrenocortical, 
thyroid,  and  gonadal),  but  also  temperature,  bioelectricity,  vitamins,  and 
other  biological  stimulators.  The  last  chapter  of  the  book  is  a  summary  in 
which  some  attention  is  devoted  to  the  possible  improvement  of  regeneration 
in  higher  mammals  and  man  in  connection  with  surgery. 

The  book  is  illustrated  with  an  abundance  of  well-chosen  figures,  mostly 
photomicrographs  and  electron  micrographs,  both  original  and  taken  from 
other  sources.  Their  reproduction  is  reasonable  to  good.  The  bibliography 
covers  close  to  100  pages.  The  subject  index  could  have  been  more  detailed, 
since  the  book  will  frequently  be  used  as  a  work  of  reference.  For  the  same 
reason  it  is  a  pity  that  an  author  index  is  lacking. 

37  THE  EMBRYOGENESIS-TYPES 
AND  THEIR  ADAPTATIVE  SIGNIFICANCE 

1968 
By  G.  A.  Schmidt  Publishing  House  "Nauka" 

231  pp.,  79  figs.  Moscow 

This  book  is  written  in  Russian  and  is  announced  only  briefly.  The  author 
is  head  of  the  Institute  of  Evolutionary  Morphology  and  Ecology  of  Animals 
of  the  Academy  of  Sciences  of  the  U.S.S.R.,  Moscow.  The  book  has  a  one- 
page  summary  and  a  table  of  contents  in  English. 

The  five  chapters  discuss  consecutively:  the  three  main  types  of  embryo- 
genesis  (primary  larval  type,  non-larval  type,  and  secondary  larval  type); 
the  evolutionary  relationships  between  these  types;  the  relationships  between 
the  type  of  embryogenesis  and  morphogenesis;  periodisation  of  embryo- 
genesis;  and  changes  in  type  of  embryogenesis  as  related  to  progressive 
evolution.  There  is  an  appendix  on  the  ecological  method  as  applied  to 
embryology. 

The  book  is  illustrated  mainly  with  line  drawings.  The  bibliography  covers    1 
20  pages  in  small  print;  about  one  third  of  the  titles  are  Russian. 

38  DEVELOPMENT  OF  RECEPTOR  STRUCTURES 

IN  THE  INNER  EAR  OF  VERTEBRATES 
1968 
By  A.  K.  Titova  Publishing  House  "Nauka" 

192  pp.,  73  figs.  Leningrad 

This  book  is  written  in  Russian  and  is  announced  only  briefly.  The  book 
is  in  two  parts.  Part  one  deals  with  the  structure  of  the  adult  inner  ear, 
and  with  the  ultrastructure  and  histochemistry  of  the  vestibular  sensory 
epithelium.  Part  two  then  deals  more  or  less  systematically  with  the  embryonic 
development  of  the  inner  ear  (morphology,  ultrastructure,  and  histochemistry) 
in  the  major  vertebrate  orders. 

All  illustrations  are  photomicrographs  and  electron  micrographs  of  reason- 
able quality.  The  bibliography  covers  15  pages;  about  one  quarter  of  the 
titles  are  Russian. 


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39  THE  STABILITY  OF  THE  DIFFERENTIATED  STATE 

1968 
Editor:  H.  Ursprung  Springer  -  Verlag 

Res.  and  Probl.  in  Cell  Berlin  -  Heidelberg  -  New  York 

Diff.,  vol.  1  Price:  DM  54.—;  $  13.50 

154  pp.,  56  figs.,  15  tbs. 

Contents:  1.  Oscillations  of  the  chondrogenic  phenotype  in  vitro  (H.  Holtzer  and  J.  Abbott); 
2.  Phenotypic  expression  and  differentiation:  in  vitro  chondrogenesis  (J.  W.  Lash);  3.  The 
nature  and  probable  cause  of  modulation  in  pigment  cell  cultures  (J.  R.  Whittaker);  4.  Clonal 
aspects  of  muscle  development  and  the  stabality  of  the  differentiated  state  (S.  D.  Hauschka); 
5.  Factors  affecting  inheritance  and  expression  of  differentiation:  some  methods  of  analysis 
(R.  D.  Cahn);  6.  Dedifferentiation  and  metaplasia  in  vertebrate  and  invertebrate  regeneration 
(E.  D.  Hay);  7.  The  acquisition,  maintenance,  and  lability  of  the  differentiated  state  in  Hydra 
(A.  L.  Burnett);  8.  The  multipotential  cell  and  the  tumor  problem  (A.  C.  Braun);  9.  The 
stability  of  the  determined  state  in  cultures  of  imaginal  disks  in  Drosophila   (W.  Gehring) 

This  is  the  first  volume  of  a  new  series.  Since  the  rationale  behind  the 
series  seems  very  sound,  and  the  organization  is  promising,  we  feel  that  we 
can  do  no  better  than  reproduce  the  series  editor's  preface  in  full  in  order 
to  characterize  the  series. 

"Looking  through  the  tables  of  contents  of  recent  "Advances"  and  "Progress"  series  in 
Cell  and  Developmental  Biology,  one  realizes  that  the  majority  of  these  publications  still 
take  a  systematic,  rather  than  thematic  approach  for  reviewing  an  area  of  interest.  As 
a  consequence,  a  given  volume  in  a  series  often  contains  a  collection  of  articles  that  for 
the  specialist  appear  largely  unrelated. 

We  felt  that  the  time  had  come  to  review,  periodically,  a  few  of  the  central  issues  in 
Cell  and  Developmental  Biology  in  highly  topical  volumes.  This  seems  indicated  if  a 
variety  of  seemingly  unrelated  avenues  of  research  begin  to  illuminate  one  common  problem 
as  in  the  present  volume,  for  example.  It  is  also  indicated  if  a  favorite  exeprimental  system 
has  been  exploited  in  sufficient  depth  to  warrant  a  coherent  description;  some  of  the 
volumes  planned  for  the  near  future  fall  into  this  category. 

The  authors  of  this  volume  were  instructed  not  to  describe  historical  background  and 
experimental  detail  at  great  length,  but  to  proceed,  in  each  chapter,  rapidly  to  the  central 
issue:  "The  Stability  of  the  Differentiated  State".  The  book  as  a  whole  is  meant  to 
demonstrate  the  bearing  of  different  lines  of  thought  and  experimentation  on  this  central 
topic." 

We  do  not  intend  to  review  the  various  contributions  to  this  volume  in 
detail  (see  table  of  contents  above).  Suffice  it  to  say  that  all  are  highly 
authoritative,  and  truly  topical  in  that  they  mainly  concentrate  on  important 
recent  work  which  has  opened  up  new  perspectives.  All  but  one  paper  deal 
with  animal  cells  (vertebrate  and  invertebrate);  the  paper  by  Braun  is  largely 
on  crown  gall  tumours  and  teratomas  in  plants. 

The  book  is  very  well  printed  and  illustrated;  it  has  no  indexes. 

40  BIOLOGY  OF  GESTATION 

Vols.  I  and  II,  1968 
Editor:  N.  S.  Assali  Academic  Press 

Vol.  I:  507  pp.,  156  figs.,  23  tbs.  New  York  -  London 

Vol.  II:  406  pp.,  97  figs.,  47  tbs.,  2  pis.  Price:  Vol.  I:  $  27.— 

Vol.  II:  $  23.— 

Contents  vol.  I:  1.  The  neural  control  of  ovulation  (Gorski);  2.  Gametogenesis  to  implan- 
tation (Fridhandler);  3.  Morphology  of  the  placenta  (Wynn);  4.  Physiology  of  the  placenta 
(Assali,  Dilts,  Plentl,  Kirschbaum,  and  Gross);  5.  Placental  hormones  (Simmer);  6.  Regulation 
of  myometrial  composition,  growth,  and  activity  (Carsten);  7.  The  pregnant  uterus:  process 
of  labour,  puerperium,  and  lactation  (Vorherr);  8.  Maternal  physiological  adjustments  (Hytten 
and  Thomson) 

Contents  vol.  II:  1.  Growth  and  composition  of  the  fetus  and  newborn  (Widdowson); 
2.  Fetal  and  neonatal  circulation  (Assali,  Bekey,  and  Morrison);  3.  Maternal  and  fetal  blood 
constituents   (Kirschbaum  and  DeHaven);  4.  The  fetal  and  neonatal  lung   (Towers);  5.  Fetal 

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and  neonatal  kidney  (Vernier  and  F.  G.  Smith  Jr.);  6.  Development  and  plasticity  of  the 
nervous  system  (Timiras,  Vemadakis,  and  Sherwood);  7.  Development  of  fetal  and  neonatal 
immunological  function  (R.  T.  Smith);  8.  Bilirubin  metabolism  in  the  developing  liver 
(A.  K.  Brown) 

This  is  a  collaborative  treatise  to  which  25  authors  have  contributed. 
Vol.  I  is  subtitled  "The  Maternal  Organism",  and  Vol.  II  "The  Fetus  and 
Neonate";  both  consist  of  8  chapters,  ranging  in  length  from  about  20  to 
about  100  pages.  Two  authors  are  British,  the  others  American;  most  of  the 
authors  are  active  investigators  at  Departments  of  Obstetrics  and  Gynaeco- 
logy, Pediatrics,  or  Anatomy.  The  work  is  conceived  for  students  and 
research  workers  in  reproduction  and  in  obstetrics  and  pediatrics  on  the  one 
hand,  and  for  chnicians  in  obstetrics  and  pediatrics  on  the  other.  Its  aim  is 
to  establish  a  set  of  normal  standards  and  values  for  mother,  fetus,  and 
newborn.  The  space  available  to  the  authors  has  enabled  them  to  treat  their 
subjects  in  depth  and  on  a  broad  fundamental  basis  rather  than  from  the 
limited  specialist  viewpoint. 

The  various  chapters  will  not  be  reviewed.  The  reader  is  referred  to  the 
tables  of  contents  above. 

The  books  are  well  produced  and  well  illustrated.  Each  chapter  has  its 
own  bibliography;  some  of  these  are  up  to  date  until  1966,  others  even  until 
1967.  Both  volumes  are  concluded  by  author  and  subject  indexes. 

41     CELLULAR  ASPECTS  OF  DEVELOPMENTAL  PATHOLOGY 

1967 
By  R.  P.  Bolande  Lea  &  Febiger 

374  pp.,   125  figs.  Philadelphia 

Price:  $  16.50 

This  book  was  written  primarily  for  medical  students,  pathologists,  and 
pediatricians.  Adequate  knowledge  of  general  and  special  pathology  is 
assumed.  The  book  is  not  intended  as  a  reference  work  on  pediatric  patho- 
logy; the  treatment  is  selective  rather  than  comprehensive,  and  the  emphasis 
is  on  cellular,  subcellular,  and  tissue  morphology.  An  attempt  was  made  to 
weave  into  the  structure  of  the  book  many  of  the  new  concepts  from 
developmental  biology;  in  this  respect,  however,  the  book  is  disappointing, 
and  one  feels  that  the  author  would  have  done  better  to  seek  the  advice 
or  help  of  a  specialist  in  developmental  biology. 

The  book  is  well  organized.  It  starts  with  a  chapter  on  the  general  nature 
of  developing  cells,  tissues  and  organs,  followed  by  a  chapter  on  general 
reactions  to  injury.  Then  follows  a  chapter  on  neoplasia.  The  remaining 
chapters  deal  successively  with  genetic  diseases  of  cells,  metabolic,  nutritional, 
and  chemical  injuries,  infectious  injury,  and  immune  injury  and  allergic 
reactions. 

The  book  is  illustrated  with  a  large  number  of  good  photographs,  many 
of  which  are  original.  Their  reproduction  is  rather  "gray",  and  there  is 
sometimes  considerable  loss  of  cellular  detail.  Each  chapter  has  its  own 
extensive  bibliography.  The  book  is  well  printed  and  is  concluded  by  a 
detailed  subject  index. 


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42  HANDBUCH  DER  UROLOGIE 
Vol.  I.  Anatomic  und  Embryologie 

1969 

By  K.  Conrad,  H.  Ferner,  A.  Gisel,  Springer- Verlag 

H.  V.  Hayek,  W.  Krause,  St.  Wieser,  Berlin  -  Heidelberg  -  New  York 

and  Chr.  Zaki  Price:  DM  286.—;  $  71.50 
637  pp.,  363  figs. 

This  is  the  first  volume  of  an  Encyclopedia  of  Urology  that  will  ultimately 
encompass  more  than  20  volumes.  We  focus  our  attention  on  the  first  part 
of  the  present  volume,  "Die  Entwicklung  der  Harn-  und  Geschlechtsorgane" 
by  H.  von  Hayek,  Vienna. 

The  author  states  that  the  last  comprehensive  review  of  the  embryology 
of  the  human  urogenital  system  was  that  published  by  Felix  in  1911.  He  has 
consequently  re-examined  the  whole  subject  personally  with  the  help  of  the 
extensive  Hochstetter  collection  of  serial  sections  of  human  embryos  present 
in  Vienna.  His  study  covers  the  first  50  pages  of  the  book,  and  contains 
47  excellent  figures  (line  drawings,  photomicrographs,  and  reconstructions). 
Among  them  is  a  series  of  10  photographs  made  by  Hochstetter,  showing  the 
external  development  of  the  genitalia.  The  literature  list  consists  of  81  titles, 
but  strangely  enough  several  references  given  in  the  text  are  missing  in  the 
bibliography. 

The  book  as  a  whole  is  beautifully  produced,  as  is  usual  with  this  publisher. 

43  THE  ANATOMY  OF  THE  DEVELOPING  LUNG 

1969 
Editor:  J.  L.  Emery  Heinemann  Medical  Books  Ltd. 

223  pp.,  103  figs.,  6  tbs.  London 

SBN  433  09300  5 
Price:  55  s.;  $  7.— 

Contributors:  Balis  (Hines,  111.),  Bucher  (Bern),  Conen  (Toronto),  Emery  (Sheffield), 
Pagan  (Sheffield),  de  Haller  (Davos-Dorf),  Heath  (Liverpool),  Ivemark  (Stockholm),  Lind 
(Stockholm),  Mithal  (Sheffield),  Robertson  (Stockholm) 

In  this  book  no  attempt  is  made  to  cover  the  whole  anatomy  of  the  lung 
or  to  compete  with  recent  handbooks  in  this  field.  It  brings  together  a  number 
of  contributions  by  persons  working  in  the  field  of  structural  changes  in  the 
lung  of  the  growing  fetus  and  the  newborn,  in  order  to  facilitate  the 
correlation  of  physiological  and  anatomical  data.  Most  of  the  authors  are 
not  anatomists,  but  paediatricians  and  pathologists. 

On  account  of  the  specialized  nature  of  the  book,  its  1 1  chapters  will  not 
be  reviewed  in  detail.  The  book  is  well  printed  and  well  illustrated.  It  is 
concluded  by  a  combined  author  and  subject  index. 

44  FEINSTRUKTUR  DER  PLAZENTA 
Elektronenoptische  Untersuchungen  iiber  die  reifende 

und  reife  Plazenta  der  Ratte 
1969 
By  H.  Franke  VEB  Gustav  Fischer  Verlag 

340  pp.,  19  figs.,  5  tbs.,  222  pis..  Jena 

5  loose  plates  Price:  MDN  129.50 

This  thorough  work  describes  the  ultrastructural  organization  of  the  rat 
placenta,  with  special  reference  to  the  changes  in  fine  structure  during  the 
course  of  gestation.  It  is  for  the  far  greater  part  based  on  the  author's  own 
research,  carried  out  in  the  framework  of  investigations  on  the  embryonic 

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metabolism  of  the  rat  conducted  at  the  Pathophysiological  Institute  of  the 
University  of  Jena,  D.D.R.  The  treatment  concentrates  on  the  structural 
findings;  their  interpretation  is  not  always  discussed  exhaustively,  the  reader 
being  referred  to  the  relevant  specialist  literature. 

Of  the  six  brief  introductory  chapters,  one  is  a  survey  of  the  ultrastructural 
and  functional  organisation  of  animal  cells  in  general,  while  another  treats 
in  detail  the  methods  used  in  this  investigation,  which  were  elaborated 
particularly  with  the  aim  of  obtaining  large-surface  longitudinal  sections.  The 
next  five  chapters  deal  with  the  structure  of  the  19-day  placenta,  used  as 
a  basis  of  reference  for  the  other  stages.  The  following  zones  are  described 
consecutively:  decidua  basalis,  giant  cell  zone,  trophospongium,  and  laby- 
rinth. After  a  brief  chapter  on  early  development  and  placentation  in  murids, 
the  same  four  zones  are  again  taken  up,  this  time  with  reference  to  the 
changes  occurring  between  the  10th  and  the  22nd  day  of  gestation.  From 
chapter  7  onwards  the  major  chapters  each  have  a  brief  summary. 

More  than  half  of  the  book  is  taken  up  by  plates.  The  majority  of  these 
are  full-page,  often  composite  electron  micrographs.  Unfortunately  their 
quality  is  not  very  good,  which  is  probably  largely  due  to  unsatisfactory 
fixation  of  the  material.  In  addition  to  the  plates  there  are  five  large,  loose 
out-folding  plates,  attached  to  the  back  cover  of  the  book.  The  book  is 
concluded  by  an  extensive  bibliography,  with  an  appendix  bringing  it  up 
to  date  until   1968,  and  a  detailed  subject  index. 


45  THYROIDE  MATERNELLE 

ET  DEVELOPPEMENT  PRENATAL  DU  RAT 
1968 
By  A.  Gommers  Editions  Arscia  S.A.,  Bruxelles 

296  pp.,  2.3  figs.,  72  tbs.,  32  pis.  Librairie  Maloine  S.A.,  Paris 

Price:  F  70.— 

The  author  of  this  monograph  works  at  the  University  of  Louvain,  Bel- 
gium. The  book  is  essentially  an  account  of  her  own  extensive  experimental 
work  on  the  rat,  preceded  by  a  thorough  literature  review.  The  original 
data  are  organized  in  four  chapters,  discussing  successively:  the  influence 
of  thyroid  hormone  on  reproduction  and  on  the  survival  and  growth  of  the 
fetus;  the  influence  of  the  thyroid  state  of  the  mother  on  carbohydrate 
metabolism  of  fetal  tissues;  the  influence  of  thyroid  hormone  on  oxygen 
consumption  of  fetal  tissues;  and  the  influence  of  thyroid  hormone  on  dif- 
ferentiation (organogenesis  and  ossification). 

The  book  has  a  laudative  preface  by  Prof.  H.  Tuchmann-Duplessis  (Paris). 
It  is  well  printed  and  illustrated  with  high-quality  original  photographs,  and 
has  an  extensive  bibliography. 


46  HUMAN  TROPHOBLAST 

1968 
By  A.  T.  Hertig  Charles  C.  Thomas 

363  pp.,  274  figs.,  5  tbs.  Springfield,  111. 

Price:  $  12.— 

Although  this  monograph  was  written  primarily  with  pathologist  and 
obstretician  readers  in  mind,  it  will  be  received  with  great  interest  by  human 
embryologists,  because  a  large  part  of  it  is  concerned  with  the  normal 
trophoblast.  We  will  mainly  focus  our  attention  on  this  part;  it  consists  ol 
1 )  a  brief  historical  review,  2)  a  brief  chapter  on  the  origin  of  the  trophoblast 

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(12  pp.),  3)  an  extensive  chapter  on  the  differentiation  of  the  trophoblasi 
(92  pp.).  an<i  ^)  '^  chapter  on  chorion-embryonic  relationships  (19  pp.). 
Much  of  the  discussion  is  based  on  the  author's  own  research  and  that  of 
his  associates. 

The  third  of  the  chapters  listed  above  is  subdivided  into  five  sections  as 
follows:  section  A  deals  with  morphological  observations  (implantation, 
lacuna  formation,  previllous  and  villous  trophoblast;  section  B  describes  the 
formation  of  auxiliary  placental  structures  (primary  mesoderm  formation, 
angiogenesis,  and  amniogenesis);  section  C  deals  with  the  trophoblast  in 
organ  culture  (based  on  the  work  of  T.-W.  Tao);  section  D  treats  the 
histochemistry  of  the  developing  trophoblast,  while  section  E  discusses  the 
physiological  significance  of  these  findings. 

The  rest  of  the  book  deals  with  the  pathology  of  the  trophoblast  at  various 
stages.  The  book  is  illustrated  profusely,  mainly  with  very  fine  gross  and 
microscopic  photographs  and  reconstructions.  Much  of  the  illustrative  material 
originates  from  the  Carnegie  Department  of  Embryology.  The  book  is  very 
well  produced,  has  a  bibliography  of  more  than  150  titles,  and  is  concluded 
by  a  detailed  subject  index. 

47  PRENATAL  DETERMINANTS  OF  BEHAVIOUR 

1969 
By  J.  M.  Joffe  Pergamon  Press 

Intern.  Ser.  Monogr.  Oxford  etc. 

Exper.  Psychol.,  vol.  7  Price:  £  5.0.0;  $  13.— 

366  pp.,  19  figs.,  52  tbs. 

No  sharp  borderline  can  be  drawn  between  experimental  teratology  and 
the  effects  of  prenatal  treatments  on  postnatal  behaviour.  This  monograph 
deals  with  effects  that  every  experimental  teratologist  is  liable  to  encounter 
during  his  experiments.  It  is  a  review  and  critical  discussion  of  evidence  on 
the  effects  on  postnatal  behaviour  of  a  variety  of  agents,  including  X-rays, 
drugs,  hormones,  nutrition,  and  stress  situations.  Two  features  of  the  book 
are  of  particular  value  to  teratologists:  the  emphasis  throughout  on  the 
methodology  of  this  type  of  work  rather  than  on  the  substantive  findings, 
and  the  stress  put  on  the  interaction  of  environmental  factors  with  the 
hereditary  constitution  of  the  experimental  animal.  Most  of  the  book  deals 
with  the  results  of  experiments  on  mammals.  Three  of  the  11  chapters  deal 
with  the  human  subject. 

The  book  is  well  produced  and  illustrated  almost  exclusively  with  graphical 
material.  It  has  a  21 -page  bibliography,  a  name  index,  and  a  detailed  subject 
index. 


48        TERATOLOGY  OF  THE  CENTRAL  NERVOUS  SYSTEM 
Induced  and  spontaneous  malformations  of  laboratory, 
agricultural  and  domestic  mammals 
1968 
By  H.  Kalter  The  University  of  Chicago  Press 

483  pp.,  20  fiqs.,  3  tbs.  Chicago  -  London 

Price:  157  s.;  $  17.50 

This  thorough  work  is  essentially  compilatory  in  nature;  it  is  written  by 
a  long-standing  expert  in  the  field.  The  exclusion  of  the  human  species, 
though  it  seems  justified  from  the  size  of  the  book  as  it  is,  is  nowhere  argued 
explicitly.    However,    the    non-human    mammals    are    treated    exhaustively. 

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Throughout  the  book  the  emphasis  is  mostly  on  anatomical  description  of 
the  nervous  system  and  related  structures.  The  possible  mechanisms  of  action 
of  teratogens  are  extensively  discussed  only  for  hypervitaminosis  A,  trypan 
blue,  and  ionizing  radiation. 

The  book  is  in  two  parts,  each  occupying  about  half  its  total  size.  Part 
one,  entitled  "Experimentally  induced  malformations",  starts  with  a  brief  but 
concentrated  chapter  on  principles  and  techniques  of  experimental  mammalian 
teratology.  It  proceeds  with  chapters  discussing  the  effects  of  nutrient 
deficiency,  hypervitaminosis  A,  trypan  blue,  ionizing  radiation,  and  mis- 
cellaneous other  teratogenic  substances  and  procedures.  Part  two  is  entitled 
"Spontaneous  malformations"  and,  after  a  brief  introduction,  proceeds  to 
discuss  separately  the  genetic  and  sporadic  malformations  of  the  central 
nervous  system  found  in  1 1  mammalian  species,  in  non-human  primates,  and 
in  miscellaneous  other  species. 

The  illustrations  are  restricted  to  27  photographs,  26  of  which  are  original 
and  apparently  were  not  published  earher.  The  list  of  references  covers 
nearly  100  pages  (its  typography  is  rather  awkward).  The  book  is  well 
produced,  and  is  concluded  by  author  and  subject  indexes. 


49  NERVOUS  REGULATION  OF  INTESTINAL 

MOBILITY  IN  ONTOGENESIS 
1968 
By  E.  M.  Kobakova  Publishing  House  "Nauka" 

131  pp.,  20  figs.,  5  tbs.  Leningrad 

(paper-bound) 

This  monograph  is  written  in  Russian  and  is  announced  only  briefly.  The 
author  has  been  an  active  worker  in  this  field  at  the  Pavlov  Institute  of 
Physiology  for  over  twenty  years.  The  book  reports  on  experimental  work 
carried  out  mainly  with  dogs  and  rabbits.  The  bibliography  covers  17  pages, 
14  of  which  are  devoted  to  Russian  literature,  both  older  and  recent. 


50  EXPERIMENTELLE  PRAENATAL-TOXIKOLOGIE 

1968 
By  Th.  von  Kreybig  Editio  Cantor  KG 

212  pp.,  76  figs.,  47  tbs.  Aulendorf  i.  Wiirtt. 

Price:  DM  64.— 

With  this  monograph  the  author  has  intended  to  present  the  biological 
and  toxicological  foundations  of  experimental  prenatal  toxicology  in  mammals, 
in  connection  with  his  own  experience  in  the  field.  It  was  not  his  intention 
to  review  the  literature  exhaustively.  The  book  contains  much  original  thought 
and  will  certainly  be  stimulating  reading  for  any  specialist  working  in  this 
field  and  in  the  related  field  of  teratogenesis. 

The  organization  of  the  book  is  logical  and  clear.  The  introduction  is 
followed  by  a  chapter  discussing  the  embryological  and  developmental- 
physiological  foundations,  with  special  sections  devoted  to  the  rat,  the  mouse, 
and  the  guinea  pig.  The  next  chapter  deals  with  general  aspects  of  prenatal 
toxicology,  such  as  phase  specificity,  organotropic  effects,  dose-response 
relationships,  and  the  general  course  of  teratogenic  processes.  Then  follows 
a  chapter  summarizing  the  data  of  special  prenatal  toxicology,  in  which  the 
treatment  is  according  to  the  chemical  nature  of  the  compounds  tested.  The 
book  is  concluded  by  a  useful  chapter  on  the  methodology  of  animal 
experiments. 

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The  book  is  profusely  illutrated;  the  great  majority  of  the  figures  are 
original.  The  book  is  well  printed,  but  the  type  is  very  small,  which  leads 
to  unnecessary  fatigue  for  the  reader.  The  extensive  bibliography  unfor- 
tunately gives  no  titles,  while  the  subject  index  is  very  incomplete.  The  price 
of  the  book  seems  excessive. 


51  ZUR  NEUROANATOMIE  UND  NEUROPATHOLOGIE 

DER  FRuHFETALZEIT 

Untersuchungen  an  Gehirnen  menschlicher  Keimlinge  einer 

Scheitel-Fersen-Lange  von  13  bis  38  cm 

1968 

By  H.  Solcher  Springer-Verlag 

79  pp     39  figs.,  2  tbs.  Berlin  -  Heidelberg  -  New  York 

(paper-bound)  Price:  DM  39.—;  $  9.75 

This  monograph  is  concerned  with  anatomical  and  pathological  findings 
in  the  brains  of  65  human  fetuses  of  from  13  to  38  cm  crown-heel-length 
(i.e.  approximately  the  fourth  to  sixth  month  of  pregnancy).  This  "early 
fetal"  period  has  been  investigated  much  less  intensively  than  both  earlier 
and  later  periods.  The  non-selected  material  investigated  consisted  of  56 
spontaneous  abortions,  4  induced  abortions,  and  2  autopsies. 

On  the  basis  of  a  comparative  morphological  study  some  unsolved  problems 
of  normal  developmental  neuro-anatomy  could  be  cleared  up,  and  some  new 
insight  could  be  obtained.  The  most  important  result  of  the  pathological  part 
of  the  investigation  is  the  unexpectedly  high  incidence  of  intracerebral 
hemorrhages.  The  aetiology  of  these  hemorrhages  appeared  to  be  very 
difficult.  TThe  author  comes  to  the  conclusion  that  postnatal  cerebral  damage 
is  often  erroneously  ascribed  to  birth  trauma. 

The  book  is  well  printed,  and  illustrated  mostly  with  very  good  photo- 
micrographs. It  has  an  appendix  summarizing  the  maternal  anamneses  and 
fetal  findings,  and  is  concluded  by  a  bibliography  and  a  subject  index.  The 
price  seems  excessive. 

52  THE  HUMAN  PLACENTA 

Its  shape,  form,  origin,  and  development 
1969 
By  R.  Torpin  Charles  C.  Thomas 

190  pp.,  55  fiqs.,  5  tbs.  Springfield,  111. 

^^  Price:  $  11.75 

This  monograph  will  be  of  interest  to  obstetricians  and  human  embryologists. 
It  is  not  a  compilatory  work  but  rather  the  exposition  of  an  original  hypothesis 
explaining  the  variations  of  gross  placental  anatomy,  a  subject  that  has 
received  little  attention  from  human  embryologists  so  far.  The  hypothesis  is 
based  on  two  concepts,  viz.  ( 1 )  that  all  human  placental  types  bear  a  definite 
relationship  to  each  other,  and  (2)  that  the  variations  must  stem  from  the 
very  first  week  of  ovular-decidual  relationship  (factors  involved:  implant- 
ation site  and  variable  depth  of  ovular  embedding).  The  resulting  com- 
prehensive hypothesis  of  placentation  is  applicable  to  all  villous-placental 
primates. 

The  bibliography  cites  more  than  400  papers  covering  the  literature  of 
the  past  two  centuries  in  all  language  areas.  The  book  is  well  produced  and 
illustrated  with  good  photographs  and  drawings.  It  has  a  combined  author 
and  subject  index. 

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53  KLINIK  UND  PATHOLOGIE  DER  DYSMELIE 

Die  Fehlbildungen  an  den  oberen  Extremitaten 
bei  der  Thalidomid-Embryopathie 
1969 
By  H.-G.  Willert  and  H.-L.  Henkel  Springer-Verlag 

147  pp.,  36  figs.,  4  tbs.  Berlin  -  Heidelberg  -  New  York 

Price:  DM  38.—;  $  9.50 

This  very  thorough  monograph  is  based  on  clinical  and  X-ray  findings 
in  203  dysmelic  children  (with  324  malformed  upper  limbs  in  all)  examined 
in  the  orthopedic  clinic  of  the  University  of  Heidelberg.  Although  the  book 
is  no  doubt  of  primary  importance  to  orthopedic  surgeons,  it  contains  much 
that  will  be  of  value  for  teratologists  and  embryologists  interested  in  limb 
development. 

The  material  is  rigorously  classified,  and  a  continuous  "teratological  series" 
is  established,  within  which  certain  groups  of  skeletal  malformations  can  be 
distinguished,  which  constitute  a  skeletal  malformation  pattern.  This  pattern 
is  compared  with  that  previously  obtained  for  the  lower  limb  in  similar 
material.  Next  the  pattern  is  discussed  in  relation  to  limb  malformations 
obtained  in  animal  experiments,  and  their  possible  explanations  in  terms  of 
"competition"  between,  and  local  restitution  of  skeletal  rudiments.  Finally 
it  is  shown  that  neither  the  limb  malformation  pattern  itself  nor  its  as- 
sociation with  other  malformations  is  specific  for  thalidomide. 

The  book  is  very  well  produced  and  illustrated.  It  has  a  14-page  biblio- 
graphy and  a  subject  index. 

54  NUCLEIC  ACID  METABOLISM.  CELL 
DIFFERENTIATION   AND   CANCER   GROWTH 

1969 

Editors:  E.  V.  Cowdry  and  S.  Seno  Pergamon  Press 

483  pp.,  240  figs..  46  tbs.,  10  pis.  Oxford  etc. 

Price:  160  s. 

Contributors:  Amano  (Tokyo),  Braun  (New  York,  N.Y.),  Busch  (Houston.  Tex.),  Fitzgerald 
(Brooklyn,  N.Y.),  Hagiwara  (Kyoto),  Hamashima  (Kyoto),  Hanafusa  (New  York,  N.Y.), 
Hanaoka  (Kyoto),  Haruna  (Urbana,  111.),  Hori  (Sapporo),  Ishikawa  (Kanazawa),  Ishizaki 
(Kyoto),  Iwata  (Tokushima),  Izawa  (Tokyo),  Kameyama  (Kanazawa),  Kasten  (Pasadena, 
Calif.).  Kato  (Osaka),  Kawakami  (Fukuoka),  Kimoto  (Okayama),  Kinosita  (Duarte,  Calif.), 
Kuroda  (Mishima),  Marco  (Milan),  Mitsuhashi  (Maebashi),  Miura  (Chiba),  Miyahara 
(Okayama),  Morikawa  (Kyoto),  Naora  (Tokyo),  Okada  (Kyoto),  Seno  (Okayama),  Shira- 
kawa  (Kyoto),  Spiegelmann  (Urbana.  111.),  Suyama  (Kanazawa),  Takeuchi  (Toyonaka), 
Terayama  (Tokyo),  Thorell  (Stockholm),  Valladares  (Madrid),  Wakisaka  (Kyoto),  R.  Wa- 
tanabe  (Kanazawa),  Y.  Watanabe  (Tokyo),  M.  Yamada  (Tokyo),  M.  Yamada  (Tokushima), 
Yamamoto  (Tokyo),  Yanagita  (Tokyo),  Zeuthen  (Copenhagen) 

This  book  embodies  the  proceedings  of  the  Second  International  Symposium 
for  Cellular  Chemistry,  held  in  Ohtsu,  Japan,  in  October  1966.  It  was  attended 
by  more  than  100  scientists,  chiefly  Japanese  workers.  Of  the  44  contributors, 
32  were  from  Japan,  8  from  the  U.S.A.,  and  4  from  Europe.  The  long  lapse 
of  time  since  the  Symposium  took  place  diminishes  the  topical  value  of  the 
book.  On  the  other  hand,  some  of  the  Japanese  work  would  not  have  been 
accessible  without  this  publication. 

The  38  research  papers  are  grouped  into  four  groups,  dealing  respectively 
with:  (1)  transcription;  (2)  RNA-protein  syntheses  and  cell  differentiation; 
(3)  cell  multiplication  and  differentiation;  and  (4)  control  of  cell  growth, 
cell  transformation  and  cancer  induction  by  virus.  Only  the  second  and  third 
sections  contain  papers  that  are  of  direct  interest  to  developmental  biologists. 
Among    these    are    papers    by    Kawakami    et    al.    on    primary    induction    in 

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amphibians,  by  Zeuthen  and  Williams  on  division-limiting  morphogenetic 
processes  in  Tetrahymena,  by  Seno  et  al.  on  erythroid  cell  differentiation,  by 
Kuroda  on  aggregating  factors  in  embryonic  liver  cells,  by  Takeuchi  on  polar 
organization  in  slime  molds,  and  by  Yanagita  et  al.  on  fruit  body  formation 
in  Basidiomycetae. 

Most  of  the  papers  are  followed  by  brief  group  discussions.  The  book  is 
very  well  produced  and  illustrated,  and  is  concluded  by  a  subject  index. 

55  THE  EMERGENCE  OF  ORDER  IN  DEVELOPING  SYSTEMS 

1968 
Editor:  M.  Locke  Academic  Press 

Devel.  Biol.,  Suppl.  2  New  York  -  London 
350  pp.,  113  figs.,  17  tbs.  Price:  $  12.— 

Contributors:  Anfinsen  (Bethesda,  Md.),  DeHaan  (Baltimore,  Md.),  Edds  (Providence,  R.I.) , 
Fawcett  (Boston,  Mass.),  Gross  (Boston,  Mass.),  Hamburger  (St.  Louis,  Mo.),  Harrington 
(Baltimore,  Md.),  Heslop-Harrison  (Madison,  Wis.),  Josephs  (Baltimore,  Md.),  Kollros  (Iowa, 
la.),  Loewenstein  (New  York,  N.Y.),  Robbins  (Cambridge,  Mass.),  Sperry  (Pasadena.  Calif.), 
Tilney   (Cambridge,  Mass.),  Weston   (Cleveland,  Ohio),  Zwilling   (Waltham,  Mass.) 

This  is  the  report  of  the  27th  Developmental  Biology  Symposium  held  in 
Ithaca,  N.Y.  in  June  1968.  The  volume  is  dedicated  to  Viktor  Hamburger, 
and  contains  a  delightful  address  in  honour  of  Hamburger  by  J.  Holtfreter. 

The  1 1  papers  read  at  the  Symposium  are  grouped  into  four  sections  as 
follows:  I.  Self-assembly  of  macromolecular  structures  (2  papers);  II.  Ordering 
of  subcellular  units  (3);  III.  Emergence  of  order  in  tissues  and  organs  (3); 
IV.  Emergence  of  nervous  coordination  (3).  All  papers  are  highly  authoritative 
and  well  organized,  and  all  will  be  read  with  great  interest  by  developmental 
biologists.  The  following  papers  dealing  with  rather  less  familiar  subjects  may 
be  mentioned  specifically:  a  paper  by  Tilney  on  the  role  of  microtubules  in 
cellular  morphogenesis;  one  by  Heslop-Harrison  on  the  emergence  of  cell  wall 
pattern  in  higher  plants;  one  by  Loewenstein  on  electrical  and  chemical  com- 
munication through  cell  junctions  and  its  developmental  implications;  and  one 
by  Sperry  on  plasticity  of  neural  maturation  in  man. 

The  discussions  held  at  the  Symposium  are  not  recorded.  The  book  is  well 
illustrated  and  has  author  and  subject  indexes. 

56  DIFFERENTIATION  AND  DEFENSE  MECHANISMS 

IN  LOWER  ORGANISMS 
1968 
Editor:  M.  M.  Sigel  The   Tissue   Culture  Association 

"In  Vitro"  vol.  3  The  Williams  &  Wilkins  Comp. 

211  pp.,  88  figs.,  22  tbs.  Baltimore 

Price:  $  11.50 

Contributors:  Acton  (Birmingham,  Ala.),  Attleberger  (Birmingham,  Ala.),  Beasley  (Coral 
Gables,  Fla.),  Burnett  (Notre  Dame,  Ind.),  Caldwell  (Fargo,  N.D.),  Campbell  (Irvine,  Calif.), 
Chadwick  (Kingston,  Ont.),  Clutter  (New  Haven,  Conn.),  Davis  (Cleveland,  Ohio),  Dawe 
(Bethesda,  Md.),  Doyle  (Storrs,  Conn.),  Evans  (Birmingham,  Ala.),  Fox  (Madison,  Wis.). 
Grace  (Canberra),  Haynes  (Notre  Dame.  Ind.),  Horikawa  (Madison,  Wis.),  Kent  (Newark, 
Del.).  Laufer  (Storrs,  Conn.),  Legler  (Birmingham,  Ala.),  Lenhoff  (Coral  Gables.  Fla.).  Ling 
(Madison.  Wis.),  Marks  (Fargo,  N.D.),  Moscona  (Chicago,  111.),  Painter  (Birmingham,  Ala.), 
Regan  (Oak  Ridge,  Tenn.).  Reinecke  (Fargo.  N.D.).  Sigel  (Coral  Gables.  Fla.),  Sussex 
(New  Haven,  Conn.).  Tripp  (Newark,  Del.) 

This  book  embodies  the  papers  read  at  a  Symposium  held  in  Philadelphia 
on  June  5 — 7,  1967,  as  well  as  abstracts  of  all  papers  presented  at  the  18th 

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annual  meeting  of  the  Tissue  Culture  Association  (June  4 — 7).  The  idea 
behind  the  Symposium  was  the  evolution  of  defense  mechanisms.  An  attempt 
was  made  to  bring  together  information  bearing  on  some  primitive  anatomical 
and  physiological  attributes  of  lower  organisms  which  contribute  to  their 
defense  and  survival.  Important  mechanisms  involved  are  cellular  aggregation 
and  cell  recognition. 

The  15  research  papers  are  grouped  in  three  sections,  respectively  dealing 
with  aspects  of  aggregation  and  differentiation,  with  insect  cell  cultures,  and 
with  primitive  mechanisms  of  resistance  to  infection.  The  last  section  is  of 
no  direct  interest  to  developmental  biologists.  The  first  section  contains  papers 
on  plant  cells  (Sussex  and  Clutter),  sponge  cells  (Moscona),  and  Hydra 
(Campbell;  Lenhoff;  Haynes  et  al.).  The  second  section  contains  papers  by 
Fox  et  al,  Marks  et  al,  Doyle  and  Laufer,  and  Grace.  The  first  of  these  is 
particularly  interesting  because  it  focuses  largely  on  the  biochemical  different- 
iation of  embryonic  Drosophila  cells  in  culture. 

The  book  is  beautifully  produced  and  illustrated.  It  is  concluded  by  a 
combined  author  and  subject  index. 


57  LES  INTERACTIONS  TISSULAIRES 

AU  COURS  DE  L'ORGANOGENESE 
1969 
Editor:  E.  Wolff  Dunod 

244  pp.,  100  figs..  9  tbs.,  16  pis.  Paris 

Price:  £  6.6.6 

Contributors:  Benoit  (Nogent-sur-Marne),  Croisille  (Paris).  Dameron  (Paris),  Le  Douarin 
(Nantes),  Marin  (Paris),  Schowing  (Nogent-sur-Marne),  Sengel  (Grenoble),  Sigot  (Nogent- 
sur-Marne),  Tiedemann  (Berlin),  Wolff  (Paris). 

This  series  of  papers  is  based  on  a  series  of  seminars  given  at  the  College 
de  France  during  1967.  In  almost  all  of  them  the  emphasis  was  on  the  greater 
or  lesser  degree  of  specificity  of  inductive  interactions  encountered  in  various 
systems.  This  emphasis  seems  justified  in  order  to  counterbalance  the 
frequently  expressed  idea  that  inductive  interactions  tend  to  be  aspecific. 
The  papers  give  so  much  background  information  that  they  are  understand- 
able for  students  and  non-specialists. 

Except  for  H.  Tiedemann,  all  authors  are  or  have  been  closely  associated 
with  the  laboratory  of  Prof.  Wolff,  and  all  are  working  on  aspects  of  avian 
organogenesis.  The  following  systems  are  considered,  among  others:  kidney, 
liver,  skin  and  feathers,  neurocranium,  lung,  and  stomach.  Immunological 
aspects  of  inductive  interaction  are  discussed  in  a  chapter  by  Y.  Croisille. 
H.  Tiedemann  considers  biochemical  aspects  of  tissue  interactions  in  the 
early  amphibian  embryo.  E.  Wolff  has  contributed  a  brief  introduction  and 
a  concluding  chapter,  both  lucidly  written,  as  well  as  a  chapter  on  general 
principles  of  determination,  in  which  he  devotes  much  attention  to  the  recent 
experiments  of  Hadorn  and  his  group  on  insect  imaginal  disc  material  cultured 
in  vivo. 

The  book  is  well  produced  and  profusely  illustrated.  It  is  concluded  by 
an  author  index.  The  price  is  unfortunately  prohibitive,  particularly  for 
students. 


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58  TERATOLOGY 

1969 

Editors:  A.  Bertclli  and  L.  Donati  Excerpta  Medica  Foundation 

240  pp.,  161  figs.,  43  tbs.  Amsterdam 

Price:  $  15.— 

Contributors:  Beck  (Cardiff),  Bellairs  (London),  Bertelli  (Milan),  Bertolini  (Modena), 
Cook  (Taplow,  Maidenhead),  Del  Porto  (Rome),  De  Meyer  (Louvain),  De  Plaen  (Louvain). 
Donati  (Milan),  Done  (Weybridge),  Fairweather  (Taplow,  Maidenhead),  Ferrari  (Modena), 
Gedda  (Rome),  Giordano  (Milan),  Grauwiler  (Basel),  Harding  (Weybridge),  Hardwick 
(Taplow,  Maidenhead),  Kassabov  (Sofia),  Konstantinova  (Sofia),  Leone  (Milan),  Lloyd 
(Cardiff),  Mascherpa  (Pavia),  McKenzie  (Aberdeen),  Neukomm  (Lausanne),  Ohre  Nielson 
(Oslo),  Palludan  (Copenhagen),  Palmer  (Huntingdon),  Rinaldi  (Parma),  Tondury  (Zurich), 
Tuchmann-Duplessis  (Paris),  Vichi  (Florence),  Von  Kreybig  (Tiibingen),  Weber  (Berne) 

This  book  contains  the  papers  presented  at  a  Symposium  organized  by 
the  Itahan  Society  of  Experimental  Teratology  in  Como,  in  October  1967. 
The  attendance  was  all-European,  and  a  broad  range  of  subjects  was  covered. 
The  discussions  are  not  recorded. 

The  23  papers  are  arranged  in  four  sections  as  follows:  I.  Teratogenic 
activity  tests  (5  papers);  II.  Teratogenic  action  of  pharmaceutical  and 
chemical  agents  (7);  III.  Biochemical  mechanisms  of  teratogenesis  (7); 
IV.  Congenital  malformations  (4).  Section  I  opens  with  a  paper  by  Neukomm 
on  the  use  of  the  regenerating  urodele  tail  as  a  screening  system.  Section  III 
contains  a  paper  by  Weber  on  the  mechanism  of  tissue  destruction  during 
anuran  metamorphosis,  and  one  by  Bellairs  on  experimental  twinning  and 
multiple  monsters  in  chick  embryos.  Section  IV  deals  entirely  with  human 
malformations.  All  other  contributions  are  concerned  with  work  on  various 
birds  and  mammals. 

The  book  is  well  printed  and  well  illustrated.  It  has  a  subject  index  and 
an  index  to  Symposium  contributors  (erroneously  called  author  index). 

59  EFFECTS  OF  RADIATION  ON  CELLULAR 
PROLIFERATION  AND  DIFFERENTIATION 

1968 

Edited  by  I  A  E  A  Internat.  Atomic  Energy  Agency 
570  pp.,  219  figs.,   58  tbs.  Vienna 

(paper-bound)  Price:  $  13.50 

This  is  the  report  of  a  Symposium  held  in  Monaco  in  April  1968.  It  was 
attended  by  more  than  100  scientists  from  20  countries.  Of  the  40  papers 
read  36  are  in  English,  three  in  French,  and  one  in  Russian.  All  papers  have 
English  abstracts.  The  discussions  following  the  papers  are  included. 

Attention  was  focused  on  the  radiobiology  of  cell  renewal  systems,  with 
particular  emphasis  on  characterizing  the  properties,  responses  and  poten- 
tialities of  the  haemopoietic  stem  cells  under  normal  and  abnormal  conditions. 
Complementary  studies  were  presented  on  tumour  cells  and  intestinal  cells 
and  their  response  to  irradiation.  In  addition,  biochemical  considerations  of 
injury  and  repair  in  mammalian  cell  systems  v/ere  examined. 

The  book  is  produced  in  offset  print  and  is  adequately  illustrated.  It  has 
a  list  of  participants  and  an  index  to  contributors  and  discussants. 


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60  ONTOGENESIS  OF  THE  BRAIN 

The  biochemical,  functional  and  structural  development 

of  the  nervous  system 

1968 

Editors:  L.  Jilek  and  S.  Trojan  Universita  Karlova  (Charles  Univ.) 

462  pp.,  300  figs.,  35  tbs.  Praha  (Prague) 

This  volume  contains  the  papers  read  at  the  International  Symposium 
Neuroontogeneticum  held  in  Prague  on  September  11 — 16,  1967.  The  list  of 
contributors  shows  102  names;  65  of  the  contributors  came  from  Eastern 
European  countries,  the  remaining  yj  from  Western  Europe  and  the  U.S.A. 
The  theme  of  the  Symposium  was  the  development  of  the  central  nervous 
system  from  the  structural,  functional,  and  biochemical  point  of  view.  The 
main  attention  was  focused  on  the  following  problems:  the  reflex  and  electrical 
activity  of  the  CNS  in  prenatal  ontogeny;  the  reaction  and  adaptations  of 
the  nervous  tissue  to  hypoxia;  the  development  of  oxidative  metabolism;  and 
the  functional  relationships  between  the  cerebral  cortex  and  the  subcortical 
structures. 

Most  of  the  53  research  papers  are  short,  the  majority  being  less  than 
10  pages  long;  all  are  in  English.  The  book  is  adequately  illustrated;  photo- 
graphs are  reproduced  on  glossy  paper.  The  volume  is  concluded  by  author 
and  subject  indexes. 


61  REPRODUCTION  IN  THE  FEMALE  MAMMAL 

1967 
Editors:  G.  E.  Lamming  and  E.  C.  Amoroso  Butterworths 

583  pp.,  84  figs.,  82  tbs.,  14  pis.  London 

Price:  £  8.0.0 

Contributors:  Adams  (Cambridge),  Amoroso  (London),  Bedford  (London).  Butt  (Birming- 
ham), Chang  (Shrewsbury,  Mass.),  Crighton  Loughborough),  Donovan  (London),  Finn 
(London),  Gemzell  (Uppsala),  Hansel  (Ithaca,  N.Y.).  Haynes  (Loughborough),  Jochle 
(Mexico  D.F.).  Karg  (Munich).  Lake  (Edinburgh).  McCann  (Dallas,  Tex.),  Melampy  (Ames, 
la.),  Nalbandov  (Urbana,  111.),  v.  Rees  (Leiden),  Reichert  (Atlanta,  Ga.),  Robertson  (Aber- 
deen), Robinson  (Sydney),  Rothchild  (Cleveland,  Ohio),  Saji  (Loughborough).  Schilling 
(Mariensee),  Tindal  (Reading) 

Although  the  subject  of  this  Symposium  is  peripheral  to  developmental 
biology,  it  is  nevertheless  considered  of  sufficient  interest  to  mammalian 
embryologists  to  be  briefly  reviewed.  Moreover,  the  present  Symposium 
merges  into  one  with  its  successor,  which  dealt  with  "The  growth  and 
development  of  mammals"  (14th  Nottingham  Easter  School,  1967,  not  avail- 
able for  review). 

The  28  papers  read  at  the  Symposium  are  grouped  in  7  sections,  res- 
pectively dealing  with  hypothalamic  control  of  reproductive  processes; 
separation,  purification  and  immuno-assay  of  gonadotrophins;  cyclic  variation 
of  gonadotrophin  secretion  and  release;  comparative  aspects  of  reproduction 
in  poultry;  interrelationships  between  the  pituitary  gland  and  the  corpus 
luteum;  artificial  control  of  reproduction;  hormonal  control  of  uterine  reac- 
tions. The  last  section  contains,  among  others,  a  paper  by  Chang  on  the 
uterine  endometrium  to  spermatozoa  and  eggs,  a  paper  by  Finn  on  the 
reaction  of  the  uterus  during  implantation  in  the  mouse,  and  a  paper  by 
Adams  on  ovarian  control  of  early  embryonic  development  within  the  uterus. 

AH  papers  but  one  are  followed  by  brief  discussions,  while  a  separate 
evening  discussion  was  devoted  to  the  problem  of  corpus  luteum  maintenance. 

The  book  is  well  printed  and  adequately  illustrated.  It  is  concluded  by  a 
list  of  participants,  and  by  author  and  subject  indexes. 

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62  OVUM  IMPLANTATION 

Its  hormonal,  biochemical,  neurophysiological 
and  immunological  bases 
1969 
Editors:  M.  C.  Shelesnyak  and  G.  I.  Marcus  Gordon  and  Breach 

482  pp.,  37  figs.,  9  tbs.  New  York  -  London  -  Paris 

Price:  $  31.— 

Participants:  Ayalla  (Rehovoth,  Israel),  Billingham  (Philadelphia,  Pa.),  Everett  (Durham, 
N.C.),  Gorski  (Urbana,  111.),  Gruber  (Rehovoth),  Joshi  (Rehovoth),  Katsh  (Denver,  Colo.). 
Kisch  (Rehovoth),  Kraicer  (Rehovoth),  Lamprecht  (Rehovoth),  Lindner  (Rehovoth).  Lobel 
(Rehovoth),  Marcus  (Baltimore.  Md.),  Schayer  (Orangeburg,  N.Y.),  Shelesnyak  (Rehovoth), 
C.  Tachi  (Rehovoth),  S.  Tachi  (Rehovoth),  Tausk  (Utrecht),  Von  Euler  (Stockholm) 
Zmigrod  (Rehovoth) 

This  book  embodies  the  proceedings  ot  a  Workshop  organized  by  the 
Weiszmann  Institute  of  Science  in  Rehovoth,  Israel,  in  August  1967.  It  had 
20  participants,  12  from  Israel,  6  from  the  U.S.A.,  and  one  each  from  Holland 
and  Sweden.  The  scope  of  the  Workshop  was  wider  than  is  suggested  by 
the  title.  Many  endocrinological,  neurophysiological,  biochemical  and  im- 
nunological  aspects  of  reproductive  physiology  are  touched  upon,  such  as 
the  role  of  histamine,  ot  adrenergic  neurotransmitter,  of  estrogen  and  pro- 
gesterone, and  the  influence  of  the  diencephalon.  Only  one  of  the  papers 
is  actually  concerned  with  the  early  embryo  itself  rather  than  with  the  uterus 
or  reproduction  generally:  this  is  the  one  by  Billingham  entitled  "Trans- 
plantation immunity  and  the  mammalian  embryo". 

Most  of  the  papers  are  comprehensive  reviews  and  discuss  the  historical 
development  of  the  subject  in  question  as  well  as  the  most  recent  advances. 
All  papers  are  followed  by  extensive  discussions  which  are  rendered  verbatim, 
and  to  which  literature  references  were  added  later.  There  is  a  concluding 
summary  of  the  Workshop  by  M.  Tausk. 

The  book  is  produced  in  offset  print;  it  has  few  illustrations.  Considering 
this,  the  price  is  excessive.  There  is  a  subject  index,  but  no  author  index  or 
index  to  participants,  which  would  have  been  useful  particularly  with  a  view 
to  the  lengthy  discussions. 

63  CONTROL  OF  CELLULAR  GROWTH 

IN  ADULT  ORGANISMS 
1967 
Editors:  H.  Teir  and  T.  Rytomaa  Academic  Press 

457  pp.,  132  figs..  50  tbs.  London  -  New  York 

A  Sigrid  Juselius  Found.  Symposium  Price:  100  s. 

Contributors:  Alexander  (London),  Alho  (Helsinki).  Bade  (Mendoza),  Bolden  (Nashville, 
Tenn.).  Brenner  (Helsinki),  BuUough  (London),  Claude  (Brussels),  Craddock  (Los  Angeles, 
Calif.),  Duplan  (Paris),  Behave  Llanos  (Mendoza),  Elgjo  (Oslo),  Fichtelius  (Uppsala),  Forsell 
(Helsinki),  Glinos  (Washington,  D.C.),  Goss  (Providence,  R.I.),  Grundmann  (Wuppertal), 
Guelstein  (Moscow),  Haddow  (London).  Holsti  (Helsinki).  Iversen  (Oslo).  Jalavisto  (Helsinki), 
Kekomaki  (Helsinki).  Kiviniemi  (Helsinki),  Lahtiharju  (Helsinki).  Lajtha  (Manchester).  Larsen 
(Bergen),  Laurence  (London).  Lawrence  (Los  Angeles,  Calif.),  Linna  (Uppsala),  Littbrand 
(Stockholm),  Matsuyuki  (Los  Angeles,  Calif.).  Modig  (Stockholm),  Perttala  (Helsinki),  Rabes 
(Heidelberg),  Rasanen  (Helsinki),  Renkonen  (Helsinki).  Revesz  (Stockholm),  Rytomaa  (Hel- 
sinki), Smithers  (London),  Teir  (Helsinki).  Tumanishvili  (Tbilissi),  Vasiliev  (Moscow), 
Virolainen  (Helsinki).  Weiss  (Houston,  Tex.).  Wikgren  (Turku),  Winkelstein  (Los  Angeles. 
Calif.),  Wrba  (Heidelberg) 

Although  the  Symposium  of  which  this  book  is  the  report  was  held  four  years 
ago,  it  is  thought  still  to  be  of  sufficient  interest  to  be  reviewed.  The  Symposium 

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was  held  in  Helsinki  in  October  1965;  it  had  more  than  70  participants,  the 
majority  of  whom  came  from  Finland  and  other  Scandinavian  and  Western 
European  countries.  The  central  theme  of  the  Symposium  was  the  dynamic 
balance  between  cell  loss  and  cell  production  in  the  adult  (mainly  mammalian) 
organism,  and  the  mechanisms  which  maintain  it. 

The  book  is  opened  by  a  lengthy  systematic  theoretical  introduction  by 
R.  J.  Goss  ("The  strategy  of  growth").  The  other  29  contributions  are  of 
mixed  character;  some  are  more  or  less  extensive  reviews  (e.g.  that  by 
W.  S.  Bullough  and  E.  B.  Laurence  on  epigenetic  mitotic  control  and  the  role 
of  chalone),  others  are  shorter  or  longer  research  reports,  or  are  almost  purely 
theoretical  in  nature  (e.g.  that  by  L.  G.  Lajtha  on  proliferation  kinetics  of 
steady  state  cell  populations) . 

The  papers  are  grouped  into  eight  sections,  two  on  general  aspects,  one  on 
haematopoiesis,  one  on  lymphoid  cells,  one  on  liver  regeneration,  one  on 
miscellaneous  aspects,  and  one  on  aspects  in  malignancy.  The  last  section, 
entitled  "General  discussion",  contains  some  reflections  on  growth  by  a  plant 
physiologist  (P.  Larsen),  and  a  brief  list  of  methodological  remarks  on  the 
measurement  of  growth  (O.  H.  Iversen). 

The  discussions  held  at  the  Symposium  are  not  recorded,  but  each  section  is 
concluded  by  a  discussion  summary  edited  by  the  chairman  of  the  section.  In 
his  concluding  remarks  to  the  Symposium  P.  Weiss  focuses  attention  on  un- 
solved problems  that  came  up  during  the  meetings. 

The  book  is  well  produced  and  well  illustrated.  It  is  concluded  by  author 
and  subject  indexes. 


64  PLANT  TISSUE  CULTURE  AND 

PLANT  MORPHOGENESIS 
1968 
By  R.  G.  Butenko  Israel  Program  for  Scientific  Translations 

291  pp.,  104  figs.  Jerusalem 

Price:  $  12.75;  (U.K.)  90s. 

This  is  a  translation  of  a  book  published  in  Russian  in  1964.  It  is  con- 
sequently partly  out-dated,  so  that  its  main  interest  for  readers  in  the  West 
may  be  that  it  provides  a  key  to  otherwise  inaccessible  literature  published 
in  Eastern  Europe.  The  introduction  contains  a  useful  listing  of  work  in  the 
field  of  plant  tissue  culture  being  carried  out  by  research  groups  in  various 
countries,  among  them  China  and  five  Eastern  European  countries. 

The  author  has  been  an  active  investigator  in  this  field  since  1957,  as 
one  of  the  first  in  Russia;  he  works  at  the  K.  A.  Timiryazev  Institute  of 
Plant  Physiology,  Acad,  of  Sci.  of  the  U.S.S.R.  The  book  is  in  two  parts, 
the  first  of  which  deals  with  methods  and  techniques  (3  chapters);  part  two 
discusses  growth,  metabolism,  and  morphogenesis  in  cultured  plant  tissues, 
cell  suspensions,  and  free  cells  (4  chapters). 

The  book  is  well  translated,  but  it  contains  many  printing  errors,  and 
several  authors  cited  in  the  text  are  omitted  from  the  bibliography.  The  book 
is  produced  in  offset  print  and  is  illustrated  mainly  with  photographs,  which 
arc  unfortunately  poorly  reproduced.  The  bibliography  is  divided  into  a 
Russian  section  (11  pages,  with  translated  titles)  and  a  non-Russian  one 
(43  pages).  The  book  is  concluded  by  an  author  index.  Considering  its 
limited  topicality  its  price  is  excessive. 


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65  GROWTH  AND  ORGANIZATION  IN  PLANTS 

Structure;  development;  metabolism;  physiology 
1968 
By  F.  C.  Steward  Addison-Wesley  Publishing  Cy. 

564  pp.,  245  figs.,  35  tbs.  Reading,  Mass.,  etc. 

Contents:  1.  Concepts  of  growth  and  development:  the  scope  of  the  problem;  2.  Growth 
and  nutrition:  inorganic  nutrition;  3.  Growth  and  organic  nutrition:  the  building  of  complex 
molecules;  4.  Th^-  non  nutrient  requirements  and  stimuli  for  growth:  growth-regulatory  sub- 
stances; 5.  Cell  growth  and  cell  division:  growth  forms;  6.  Physiological  functions:  their 
correlations  with  growth;  7.  Morphogenetic  stimuli;  8.  The  onset  of  flowering  and  fruiting: 
contrasts  in  vegetative  and  reproductive  growth;  9.  Quantitative  interpretations  of  growth: 
growth  curves  and  control  systems;  10.  Totipotency  and  diversification  in  cultured  cells: 
organization  and  the  capacity  to  grow 

This  is  neither  a  text-book  nor  a  compilatory  work  of  reference.  The  book 
is  based  on  a  series  of  lectures  given  for  biology  teachers,  and  centres  largely 
around  the  author's  own  research  on  a  variety  of  aspects  of  plant  growth 
and  development.  The  style  is  highly  personal.  The  book  covers  an  amazing 
range  of  topics,  mainly  but  by  no  means  exclusively  bearing  on  the  angio- 
sperms,  and  v^/ill  no  doubt  be  valuable  to  readers  active  in  this  field,  as  well 
as  to  developmental  biologists  generally.  The  central  idea  pervading  the 
whole  book  is  that  biological  organization  is  a  field  of  study  sui  generis, 
and  that  its  problems  can  never  be  solved  entirely  by  concentrating  on 
isolated  aspects  of  the  living  organism.  Accordingly  the  book  contains  a  con- 
siderable amount  of  original  thought  on  biological  organization,  particularly 
on  its  cytoplasmic  or  epigenetic  aspects.  These  thoughts  gain  momentum 
since  they  come  from  an  author  who  is  himself  exceedingly  well  acquainted 
with  the  intimate  molecular  workings  of  the  plant  organism. 

The  book  is  beautifully  illustrated  with  numerous  line  drawings  and 
photographs,  many  of  which  are  taken  from  the  author's  own  work.  The 
work  is  concluded  by  a  bibliography  of  32  pages  (with  references  to  chap- 
ters), and  an  extensive  alphabetical  index. 


66  THE  PHYSIOLOGY  OF  PLANT  GROWTH 

AND  DEVELOPMENT 
1969 
Editor:  M.  B.  Wilkins  McGraw-Hill 

695  pp.,  160  figs.,  35  tbs.  Maidenhead,    Berks. 

SBN  07  094088  6 
Price:  .£  6.6.0 

Contents:  1.  The  auxins  (K.  V.  Thimann);  2.  The  gibberellins  (R.  E.  Cleland);  3.  The 
cytokinins  (J.  E.  Fox);  4.  Transport  of  plant  growth  regulators  (M.  H.  M.  Goldsmith); 
5.  Apical  dominance  (I.  D.  J.  Phillips);  6.  Geotropism  (L.  J.  Audus);  7.  Phototropism  (G.  M. 
Curry);  8.  Nastic  responses  (N.  G.  Ball);  9.  The  movements  of  stomata  (O.  V.  S.  Heath  and 
T.  A.  Mansfield);  10.  Photosynthesis  (B.  Kok);  11.  Translocation  of  nutrients  (M.  Zimmer- 
mann);  12.  The  water  relations  of  plants  (J.  Dainty);  13.  The  ionic  relations  of  plants 
(J.  Dainty);  14.  Phytochrome  (H.  W.  Siegelman);  15.  Photomorphogenesis  (H.  Mohr);  16. 
Photoperiodism  and  vernalization  (W.  S.  Hillman);  17.  Germination  and  dormancy  (P.  F. 
Wareing);  18.  Circadian  rhythms  in  plants  (M.  B.  Wilkins) 

This  collaborative  text-book  of  whole-plant  physiology  was  written  by 
18  authors;  nine  Americans,  eight  Britons,  and  one  German.  It  is  aimed  at 
advanced  undergraduate  and  postgraduate  students  who  have  a  sophisticated 
general  appreciation  of  plant  physiology  and  plant  biochemistry.  Separate 
chapters  on  various  aspects  of  plant  biochemistry  have  been  omitted  because 
a  number  of  advanced  text-books  are  already  available  in  this  field. 

The   subjects    of    morphogenesis,    cellular    differentiation,    and    differential 

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gene  activation  are  not  discussed  separately,  but  of  course  appear  in  several 
chapters  because  they  are  inseparable  components  of  whole-plant  physiology. 
The  only  chapter  in  which  they  are  discussed  at  length  is  that  on  photo- 
morphogenesis  by  H.  Mohr. 

The  book  is  produced  in  very  good  offset  print.  It  is  illustrated  with  line 
drawings  but  has  no  photographs.  Each  chapter  has  its  own  extensive 
bibliography,  very  conveniently  subdivided  into  selected  further  reading  and 
papers  cited  in  the  text.  The  book  is  concluded  by  a  detailed  subject  index. 


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