Chapter
Chapter 2. The Ovomucoid Gene: Organization, Structure, and Regulation
pp.：
40 – 80
Chapter 3. Structural Orgsnization and Expression of Ovolbumin and Related Chicken Genes
pp.：
80 – 108
Chapter 4. An Endonuclease-Sensitive Region in Simian Virus 40
Chromatin
pp.：
108 – 124
Chapter 5. Expression of Cloned Viral and Chromosomal Plasmid-
Linked DNA in Cognate Host Cells
pp.：
124 – 158
Chapter 6. The Arrangement, Rearrangement, and Origin of
Immunoglobulin Genes
pp.：
158 – 174
Chapter 7. The Structure and Expression of Normal and Abnormal
Globin Genes
pp.：
174 – 192
Chapter 8. Genomic Clones from Unfractionated DNA
pp.：
192 – 212
Chapter 9. The Processing of Messenger RNA and the Determination of Its Relative Abundance
pp.：
212 – 232
Chapter 10. Steps in Processing of mRNA: Implications for Gene Regulation
pp.：
232 – 254
Chapter 11. 5'-Capping and Eukaryotic mRNA Function
pp.：
254 – 270
Chapter 12. Splice Patterns of Adenovirus and Adenovirus-SV40 Mosaic RNA's
pp.：
270 – 286
Chapter 13. Processing of Bacteriophage T7 RNAs by RNase III
pp.：
286 – 296
Chapter 14. Regulation of Promoter Selection by RNA Polymerases
pp.：
296 – 322
Chapter 15. Synthesis and Maturation of Transmembrane Viral Glycoproteins
pp.：
322 – 346
Chapter 16. The Control of Protein Synthesis in Rabbit Reticulocyte Lysates
pp.：
346 – 372
Chapter 17. Determinants in Protein Topology
pp.：
372 – 386
Chapter 18. Precursors in the Biosynthesis of Insulin and Other Peptide Hormones
pp.：
386 – 404
Chapter 19. Biosynthesis and Processing of Glycoproteins
pp.：
404 – 432
Chapter 20. The Enzymatic Conversion of Membrane and Secretory to Glycoproteins
pp.：
432 – 450
Chapter 21. Oligosaccharide Processing during Glycoprotein Biosynthesis
pp.：
450 – 458
Chapter 22. Structural Basis of the Regulation of Galactosyltransferase
pp.：
458 – 474
Chapter 23. Specificity Considerations Relevant to Protein Kinase Activation and Function
pp.：
474 – 488
Chapter 24. The Role of Protein Phosphorylation in the Coordinated Control of Intermediary Metabolism
pp.：
488 – 508
Chapter 25. Protein Phosphatase C: Properties, Specificity, and Structural Relationship to a Larger Holoenzyme
pp.：
508 – 526
Chapter 26. Regulation of Pyruvate Dehydrogenase by Phosphorylation/ Dephosphorylation
pp.：
526 – 546
Chapter 27. Allosteric Control of E. coli Glutamine Synthetase is Mediated by a Bicyclic Nucleotidylation Cascade System
pp.：
546 – 570
Chapter 28. Poly(ADP-Ribose) and ADP-Ribosylation of Proteins
pp.：
570 – 592
Chapter 29. Identification of Two Collagen RNAs Larger than α1 and α2 Collagen mRNAs which Are Decreased in Transformed Cells
pp.：
592 – 593
Chapter 30. Processing of RNA in Bacteria
pp.：
593 – 594
Chapter 31. The Protein Moieties of the Nonpolysomal Cytoplasmic (Free) mRNP Complexes of Embryonic Chicken Muscle
pp.：
594 – 595
Chapter 32. Complex Oligosaccharides Assembled on Lipid Intermediates: Studies with UDP-N-Acetylglucosamine and GDP-Mannose
pp.：
595 – 596
Chapter 33. Is There a Different Mode of DNA Synthesis in Normal and Transformed Human Diploid Fibroblasts?
pp.：
596 – 597
Chapter 34. A study of DNA region coding for initiation of precursor rRNA Transcription in Lytechinus variegatus
pp.：
597 – 598
Chapter 35. A Lectin Resistant Variant of Mouse Fibroblasts with Altered Cell Surface Galactose
pp.：
598 – 599
Chapter 36. Alterations in the Rate of Protein Synthesis of Polysomes Extracted from Fibroblasts of Patients with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy and Carriers of the Disease
pp.：
599 – 600
Chapter 37. Biosynthesis of the Small Nuclear RNAs in a Cell-Free System from Mouse Myeloma Cells
pp.：
600 – 601
Chapter 38. A Shared Control Mechanism for Regulation of Adenovirus and SV40 Gene Expression
pp.：
601 – 602
Chapter 39. In Vitro Synthesis of Virus-Specific RNA Using Transcriptional Complex Isolated from Adenovirus-Infected Cells
pp.：
602 – 603
Chapter 40. Gene Expression of Mammalian Lens Tissue: Coexistence and Properties of Poly(A)-Containing and Poly(A)-Lacking 10S and 14S mRNA Species
pp.：
603 – 604
Chapter 41. Gene Expression of Mammalian Lens Tissue: Is Lens mRNA Bicistronic?
pp.：
604 – 605
Chapter 42. The Expression of á-Fetoprotein Gene in Normal and Neoplastic Rat Liver
pp.：
605 – 606
Chapter 43. Nuclear Phosphoprotein Phosphatase from Calf Liver
pp.：
606 – 607
Chapter 44. Chemically Induced Gene Expression: The Role of Histone Hyperacetylation in Transformation by SV40 Minichromatin
pp.：
607 – 608
Chapter 45. Transcription of the Histone mRNA Precursor during the Cell Cycle
pp.：
608 – 609
Chapter 46. Characterization of a Cytoplasmic Poly(A)-Protein Complex: Endproduct or Byproduct of Messenger RNA Metabolism?
pp.：
609 – 610
Chapter 47. Factors which Influence the Nα-Acetylation of ACTH and Fragments of ACTH
pp.：
610 – 611
Chapter 48. Instability of Higher Plant Chromosomal DNA Molecularly Cloned in E. coli via Recombinant Plasmids
pp.：
611 – 612
Chapter 49. Translation of Endogenous Non-IgG and IgG Messenger RNA in Human Leukemic Plasma Cells after Treatment with Several Alkylating Agents
pp.：
612 – 613
Chapter 50. The in situ Phosphorylation of the á-Subunit of eIF-2 in Reticulocyte Lysates Inhibited by Heme Deficiency, dsRNA, GSSG, or the Heme-Regulated Inhibitor
pp.：
613 – 614
Chapter 51.Purification of Arginyl- and Lysyl-tRNA Synthetases from Rat Liver: Evidence of Glycoproteins
pp.：
614 – 615
Chapter 52. Mammalian Cell Nuclear RNA Ligase Activity
pp.：
615 – 616
Chapter 53. Multiple Forms of alu Globulin in the Rat Studied in Vivo and in Primary Cultures of Adult Hepatocytes
pp.：
616 – 617
Chapter 54. Biosynthesis of Lysosomal Enzymes in Diploid Human Fibroblasts
pp.：
617 – 618
Chapter 55. Isolation and Partial Characterization of β-like Globin Genes from Total Genomic Goat DNA
pp.：
618 – 619
Chapter 56. Regulation of Metallothionein Synthesis in Cultured Mammalian Cells: Induction, Deinduction, and Superinduction
pp.：
619 – 620
Chapter 57. A Class of Highly Repeated DNA Sequences Ubiquitous to the Human Genome
pp.：
620 – 621
Chapter 58. Regulation of HMG-CoA Reductase and Reductase Kinase by Reversible Phosphorylation
pp.：
621 – 622
Chapter 59. Structure and Expression of the Alpha Fetoprotein Gene
pp.：
622 – 623
Chapter 60. Control of eIF-2 Phosphorylation in Rabbit Reticulocyte Lysate
pp.：
623 – 624
Chapter 61. Organization of Immunoglobulin Kappa Light Chain Genes in Germ Line and Somatic Cells
pp.：
624 – 625
Chapter 62. Cloning of Fragments of the Sea Urchin Histone Gene Cluster with SV40 DNA as a Vector
pp.：
625 – 626
Chapter 63. Regulation by Metabolites of Inactivating and Additional Phosphorylation Reactions in the Pig Heart Pyruvate Dehydrogenase Complex
pp.：
626 – 627
Chapter 64. Cyclic AMP Stimulation of Ribosomal Phosphoprotein Phosphatase Activity
pp.：
627 – 628
Chapter 65. Unusual Genome Organization of Neurospora crassa
pp.：
628 – 629
Chapter 66. Cloning and Characterization of Alleles of the Natural Ovalbumin Gene Created by Mutations in the Intervening Sequences
pp.：
629 – 630
Chapter 67. Differential Influence of mRNA Cap Metabolism on Protein Synthesis in Differentiating Embryonic Chick Lens Cells
pp.：
630 – 631
Chapter 68. Molecular Studies of Retrodifferentiation Phenomena in Proliferation-Competent Adult Hepatocyte Cultures
pp.：
631 – 632
Chapter 69. Role of Protein Synthesis in the Replication of the "Killer Virus" of Yeast
pp.：
632 – 633
Chapter 70. Effects of the Catalytic Subunit of Protein Kinase II from Reticulocytes and Bovine Heart Muscle on Protein Phosphorylation and Protein Synthesis in Reticulocyte Lysates
pp.：
633 – 634
Chapter 71. Functional Heterogeneity in the RNAs of TYMV Virions
pp.：
634 – 635
Chapter 72. Subcellular Distribution of SV40 T Antigen Species in Various Cell Lines
pp.：
635 – 636
Chapter 73. Hormonal Regulation of Protein Biosynthesis in Rat Epididymal Fat Cells: Stimulation by Insulin, Inhibition by Fasting, and Permissive Effects of Adrenal Glucocorticoids
pp.：
636 – 637
Chapter 74. Reversal of Posttranslational Tyrosylation of Tubulin
pp.：
637 – 638
Chapter 75. Salt-Dependent Transcriptional Specificity of T7 RNA Polymerase
pp.：
638 – 639
Chapter 76. Differential Sensitivity of Inhibition of Cyclic AMP Phosphodiesterase in the Thymus during Murine Leukemogenesis
pp.：
639 – 640
Chapter 77. In Vivo Subnuclear Distribution of Larger than Tetrameric Polyadenosine Diphosphoribose in Rat Liver
pp.：
640 – 641
Chapter 78. Processing and Transport of RNA following Mitogenic Stimulation of Human Lymphocytes
pp.：
641 – 642
Chapter 79. Identification of Drosophila 2S rRNA as the 3'-Part of 5.8S rRNA
pp.：
642 – 643
Chapter 80. Facilitation by Pyrimidine Nucleosides and Hypoxanthine of MNNG Mutagenesis in Chinese Hamster Cells
pp.：
643 – 644
Chapter 81. Noncoding Inserts in Hemoglobin and Simian Virus 40 Genes Are Bounded by Self-Complementary Regions
pp.：
644 – 645
Chapter 82. A Variant of Polyoma Virus Altered in Its Processing of Late Viral RNA
pp.：
645 – 646
Chapter 83. Protease-Mediated Morphological Changes Induced by Treatment of Transformed Chick Fibroblasts with a Tumor Promoter: Evidence for Direct Catalytic Involvement of Plasminogen Activator
pp.：
646 – 647
Chapter 84. Recovery of a Transforming Virus from AKR Mouse Tumor Tissue by DNA Transfection
pp.：
647 – 648
Chapter 85. Synthesis and Posttranslational Modification of Retrovirus Precursor Polyproteins Encoded by gag and env Genes
pp.：
648 – 649
Chapter 86. Avian Myeloblastosis Virus (AMV) Linear Duplex DNA: In Vitro Enzymatic Synthesis and Structural Organization Analysis
pp.：
649 – 650
Chapter 87. Studies on the DNA-Directed in Vitro Synthesis of Bacterial Elongation Factor TU
pp.：
650 – 651
Chapter 88. In Vitro Transcription of Ad2 DNA by Eukaryotic RNA Polymerases II. I. Kinetics of Formation of Stable Binary Complexes at Specific Sites
pp.：
651 – 652
Chapter 89. Characterization of Human Fetal y Globin DNA
pp.：
652 – 653
Chapter 90. Phosphorylation and Inactivation of Glycogen Synthase by a Ca+± CDR-Dependent Kinase
pp.：
653 – 654
Chapter 91. A Polypeptide in Initiation Factor Preparations That Recognizes the 5'-Terminal Cap in Eukaryotic mRNA
pp.：
654 – 655
Chapter 92. Location and Sequence of a Putative Promoter for the  Gene of Bacteriophage S13
pp.：
655 – 656
Chapter 93. Regulation of Protein Synthesis: Role of NAD+ and Sugar Phosphates in Lysed Rabbit Reticulocytes
pp.：
656 – 657
Chapter
94. The Effect of Cortisol on Glucocorticoid "Resistant" Thymocytes
pp.：
657 – 658
Chapter 95. The Effects of Streptococcus pneumoniae Infection on Hepatic Messenger RNA Production
pp.：
658 – 659
Chapter 96. Identification of Putative Precursors of Ovalbumin and Ovomucoid Messenger RNAs
pp.：
659 – 660
Chapter 97. Purification of mRNA Guanylyl Transferase from HeLa Cells
pp.：
660 – 661
Chapter 98. Emergence of Resistance to Glucocorticoid Hormones in Cancer Cells: Detection of Differences in Proteins Synthesized by Glucocorticoid-Sensitive and -Resistant Mouse P1798 Lymphosarcoma Cells
pp.：
661 – 662
Chapter 99. Complexity and Diversity of Polysomal and Informosomal mRNA from Chinese Hamster Cells
pp.：
662 – 663
Chapter 100. Characterization of a Virion-Associated RNA Polymerase from Killer Yeast
pp.：
663 – 664
Chapter 101. In Vitro Transcription of Ad2 DNA by Eukaryotic RNA Polymerases II. II. Transcription from Stable Binary Complexes
pp.：
664 – 665
Chapter 102. Mouse Fetal Hemoglobin Synthesis in Murine Erythroleukemic Cells
pp.：
665 – 666
Chapter 103. Spectroscopic Probes for Study of Gene Transcription
pp.：
666 – 667
Chapter 104. Positive Transcriptional Control of Inducible Galactose Pathway Enzymes in Yeast
pp.：
667 – 668
Chapter 105. Localization and Characterization of the 5' End of Adenovirus-2 Fiber mRNA
pp.：
668 – 669
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