| 1968:    Replication of DNA in Microorganisms, Vol. XXXIIIOrganizer: John Cairns  Foreword    v	 List of Previous Volumes    vi                                     Photographs of Some Symposium Participants    vii List of Those Attending the Symposium    xiREPLICATION OF NUCLEIC ACIDS ENGLUND, P. T., M. P. DEUTSCHER, T. M. JOVIN, R. B. KELLY, N. R. COZZARELLI, 	and A. KORNBERG: Structural and functional properties of Eseherichia coli         DNA polymerase    1                                         GOULIAN, M.: Initiation of the replication of single-stranded DNA by Eseherichia	 coli DNA polymerase    11                                       GELLERT, M., J. W. LITTLE, C. K. OSHINSKY, and S. B. ZIMMERMAN: Joining of 	DNA strands by DNA ligase of E. coli    21                           OLIVERA, B. M., Z. W. HALL, Y. ANRAKU, J. R. CHIEN, and I. R. LEHMAN: Onthe mechanism of the polynucleotide joining reaction    27 KHORANA, H. G., H. BÜCHI, M. H. CARUTHERS, S. H. CHANG, N. K. GUPTA, 	A. KUMAR, E. OHTSUKA, V. SGARAMELLA, and H. WEBER: Progress in the   	total synthesis of the gene for ala-Trna    35 GANESAN, A. T.: Studies on in vitro replication of Bacillus subtilis DNA    45 BAUTZ, E. K. F., F. A. BAUTZ, and W. RPGER: A biological assay for in vitro          repair of phage T4 DNA    59 ROSENBERG, B. H., and L. F. CAVALIERI: Shear sensitivity of the E. coli genome:         Multiple membrane attachment points of the E. coli DNA    65 AUGUST, J. T., A. K. BANERJEE, L. EOYANG, M. T. F. DE FERNANDEZ,          K. HORI, C. H. KUO, U. RENSING, and L. SHAPIRO: Synthesis of bacterio-          phage Qb RNA    73 WEISSMANN, C., G. FEIX, H. SLOR: In vitro synthesis of phage RNA: the nature          of the intermediates    83 SPIEGELMAN, S., N. R. PACE, D. R. MILLS, R. LEVISOHN, T. S. EIKHOM, M. M.         TAYLOR, R. L. PETERSON, and D. H. L. BlSHOP: The mechanism of RNA         replication    101                                               MARINO, P., M. I. BALDI, and G. P. TOCCHINI-VALENTINI: Effect of Rifampicin         on DNA-dependent RNA polymerase and on RNA phage growth    125INTERMEDIATES IN DNA SYNTHESIS OKAZAKI, R., T. OKAZAKI, K. SAKABE, K. SUGIMOTO, R. KAINUMA, A. SUGINO,         and N. IWATSUKI: In vivo mechanism of DNA chain growth    129 NEWMAN, J., and P. HANAWALT: Intermediates in T4 DNA replication in a T4         ligase deficient strain    145 RICHARDSON, C. C., Y. MASAMUNE, T. R. LIVE, A. JACQUEMIN-SABLON, B.          WEISS, and G. FAREED: Studies on the joining of DNA by polynucleotide           ligase of phage T4    151                                         SADOWSKI, P., B. GINSBERG, A. YUDELEVICH, L. FEINER, and J. HURWITZ:         Enzymatic mechanisms of the repair and breakage of DNA    165 KIDSON, C.: Analysis of DNA fine secondary structure in relation to replication        and transcription    179REPAIR OF DNA HANAWALT, P. C., D. E. PETTIJOHN, E. C. PAULING, C. F. BRUNK, D. W. SMITH,L.	C. KANNER, and J. L. COUCH: Repair replication of DNA in vivo    187  HOWARD-FLANDERS, P., W. D. RUPP, B. M. WILKINS, and R. S. COLE: DNAreplication and recombination after UV-irradiation    195 SETLOW, J. K., M. L. RANDOLPH, M. E. BOLING, A. MATTINGLY, G. PRICE, and 	M. P. GORDON: Repair of DNA in Haemophilus influenzae. II. Excision,	 repair of single-strand breaks, defects in transformation and host-cell	modification in UV-sensitive mutants    209 TAKAGI, Y., M. SEKIGUCHI, S. OKUBO, H. NAKAYAMA, K. SHIMADA, S. YASUDA,	T. MISHIMOTO, and H. YOSHIHARA: Nucleases specific for ultraviolet light-          irradiated DNA and their possible role in dark repair    219 GROSSMAN, L., J. KAPLAN, S. KUSHNER, and I. MAHLER: Enzymes involved in          the early stages of repair of ultraviolet-irradiated DNA    229 GANESAN, A. K., and K. C. SMITH: Recovery of recombination-deficient mutants           of Escherichia coli K-12 from ultraviolet irradiation    235 TOMIZAWA, J., and H. OGAWA: Breakage of DNA in Rec+ and Rec-  bacteria by          disintegration of radiophosphorus atoms in DNA and possible causes of          pleiotropic effects of RecA mutation    243 STEINBERG, R. A.: Effects of 32P-decay on chromosome transfer by a radiation-          sensitive Hfr strain of Escherichia coli    253 BUTTIN, G., and M. R. WRIGHT: Enzymatic DNA degradation in E. coli: Its          relationship to synthetic processes at the chromosome level    259 FRIEDBERG, E. C., and D. A. GOLDTHWAIT. Endonuclease II of E. coli    271 STRAUSS, B M. COYLE, and M. ROBBINS: Alkylation damage and its repair    277 ALBERTS, B. M., F. J. AMODIO, M. JENKINS, E. D. GUTMAN, and F. L. FERRIS:          Studies with DNA-cellulose chromatography. I. DNA-binding proteins	 from E. coli    289GENETICS OF REPLICATION GROSS, J. D., D. KARAMATA, and P. G. HEMPSTEAD: Temperature-sensitive         mutants of B. subtilis defective in DNA synthesis    307 MENDELSON, N. H.: Can defective segregation prevent initiation?    313 KOHLYAMA, M.: DNA synthesis in temperature-sensitive mutants of Escherichia         coli    317 BERNSTEIN, H.: Repair and recombination in phage T4. I. Genes affecting        recombination    325 BALDY, M. W.: Repair and recombination in phage T4. II. Genes affecting UV         sensitivity    333 DRAKE, J. W., and E. F. ALLEN: Antimutagenic DNA polymerases of bacterio-         phage T4    339 SPEYER, J. F., and D. ROSENBERG: The function of T4 DNA polymerase    345 CHIU, C-S, and G. R. GREENBERG: Evidence for a possible direct role of dCMP          hydroxymethylase in T4 phage DNA synthesis    351 MOSIG, G., R. EHRING, and E. O. DUERE: Replication and recombination of          DNA fragments in bacteriophage T4    361 AMATI, P., and R. FAVEE: Phage DNA synthesis in bacteria infected with T4          light particles    371 KOZINSKI, A. W.: Molecular recombination in the ligase-negative T4 amber          mutant    375 SESNOWITZ-HORN, S., and E. A. ADELBERG: Profiavin treatment of Escherichia         coli: Generation of frameshift mutations    393STRUCTURE OF REPLICATING DNA DAVISON, P. F.: DNA replication: Physical factors    403 WANG, J. C., and N. DAVIDSON: Cyclization of phage DNAs    409 THOMAS, C. A., JR., T. KELLY, JR., and M. RHOADES: The intracellular forms of        T7 and P22 DNA molecules    417  FREIFELDER, D.: Studies with Escherichia coli sex factors    425 HUDSON, B., D. A. CLAYTON, and J. VINOGRAD: Complex mitochondrial DNA    435 SINSHEIMER, R. L., R. KNIPPERS, and T. KOMANO: Stages in the replication of         bacteriophage ØX174 DNA in vivo    443 DENHARDT, D. T., and A. B. BURGESS: DNA replication in vitro. I. Synthesis of        single-stranded ØX174 DNA in crude lysates of ØX-infected E. coli    449 RUSH, M. G., and R. C. WARNER: Molecular recombination ma circular genome-          ØX174 and S13    459 HSU, Y.: Regulation of the propagation of HR virus plasmid    467 GILBERT, W., and D. DRESSLER: DNA replication: the rolling circle model    473 FRANKEL, F. R.: DNA replication after T4 infection    485 FRANKEL, F. R., C. MAJUMDAR, S. WEINTRAUB, and D. M. FRANKEL: DNApolymerase and the cell membrane after T4 infection    495 WERNER, R.: Initiation and propagation of growing points in DNA of phage T4    501  HUBERMAN, J.: Visualization of replicating mammalian and T4 bacteriophage        DNA    509 WEISSBACH, A., P. BARTL, and L. A. SALZMAN: The structure of replicative        lambda DNA-electron microscope studies    525 TOMIZAWA, J., and T. OGAWA: Replication of phage lambda DNA    533ORIGINS OF REPLICATION NAGATA, T., and M. MESELSON: Periodic replication of DNA in steadily growing          E. coli: the localized origin of replication    553 CARO, L. G., and C. M. BERG: Chromosome replication in some strains of          Escherichia coli K12    559 WOLF, B., M. L. PATO, C. B. WARD, and D. A. GLASER: On the origin and         direction of replication of the E. coli chromosome    575 VIELMETTER, W., W. MESSER, and A. SCHUTTE: Growth direction and segregation          of the E. coli chromosome    585 CERDÁ-OLMEDA, E., and P. HANAWALT: The replication of Escherichia coli          chromosome studied by sequential nitrosoguanadine mutagenesis    599 LEPECQ, J.-B., and R. L. BALDWIN: The starting point and direction of lDNA        replication    609 MAKOVER, S.: A preferred origin for the replication of lambda DNA    621 | BACTERIAL MATING BONHOEFFER, F., and W. VIELMETTER: Conjugational DNA transfer in E. coli    623  FISHER, K. W., and M. B. FISHER: Nalidixic acid inhibition of DNA transfer in         E. coli K12    629 COHEN, A., W. D. FISHER, R. CURTISS, III, and H. I. ADLER: The properties of          DNA transferred to minicells during conjugation    635 GUILD, W. R., A. CATO, JR., and S. LACKS: Transformation and DNA size: two	controlling parameters and the efficiency of the single strand intermediates    643 RUPP, W. D., and G. IHLER: Strand selection during bacterial mating    647 OHKI, M., and J. TOMIZAWA: Asymmetric transfer of DNA strands in bacterial          conjugation    651 REPLICATION AND THE CELL MEMBRANE BOTSTEIN, D., and M. LEVINE: Intermediates in the synthesis of phage P22         DNA    659 RYTER, A., Y. HIROTA, and F. JACOB: DNA-membrane complex and nuclear         segregation in bacteria    669 HIROTA, Y., A. RYTER, and F. JACOB: Thermosensitive mutants of E. coli        affected in the processes of DNA synthesis and cellular division    677  SUEOKA, N., and W. G. QUINN: Membrane attachment of the chromosomereplication origin in Bacillus subtilis    695 EARHART, F., G. Y. TREMBLAY, M. J. DANIELS, and M. SCHAECHTER: DNA replication studied by a new method for the isolation of cell membrane-DNA	complexes    707 REPLICATION OF TEMPERATE VIRUSES SIGNER, E., H. ECHOLS, J. WEIL, C. RADDING, M. SHULMAN, L. MOORE, and K.         MANLY: The general recombination system of bacteriophage l    711 SIGNER, E. and J. WElL: Site-specific recombination of bacteriophage l    715 GINGERY, R., and H. ECHOLS: Integration, excision, and transducing particle        genesis by bacteriophage l    721 KAISER, A. D., and R. WU: Structure and function of DNA cohesive ends    729 GOTTESMAN, M., and M. YARMOLINSKY: The integration and excision of the          bacteriophage lambda genome    735 MOUSSET, S., and R. THOMAS: Dilysogenic excision: an accessory expression          of the termination function?    749 EISEN, H., L. H. PEREIRA DA SILVA, and F. JACOB: The regulation and mech-        anism of DNA synthesis in bacteriophage lambda    755 CALEF, E., and Z. NEUBAUER: Active and inactive states of the CI gene in some          l defective phages    765 MATSUBARA, K., and A. D. KAISER: l dv, an autonomously replicating DNA          fragment    769 DULBECCO, R.: The state of the DNA of polyoma virus and 5V40 in transformed         cells    777 ROSNER, J. L., L. R. KASS, and M. B. YARMOLINSKY: Parallel behavior of F and         P1 in causing indirect induction of lysogenic bacteria    785 IKEDA, H., and J. TOMIZAWA: Prophage P1, an extrachromosomal replication         unit    791 REGULATION OF REPLICATION BIRD, R., and K. G. LARK: Initiation and termination of DNA replication after       amino acid starvation of E. coli 15T-    799 HELMSTETTER, C. E., S. COOPER, O. PIERUCCI, and E. REVELAS: On the bacterial        life sequence    809 CLARK, D. J.: The regulation of DNA replication and cell division in E. coli B/r    823 SGARAMELLA, V., S. SPADARI, and A. FALASCHI: Isolation of the hybrid between         ribosomal RNA and DNA of Bacillus subtilis    839 YOSHIKAWA, H., and M. HAAS: On the regulation of the initiation of DNA        replication in bacteria    843 SUMMARY HOTCHKISS, R.: Metabolism and growth of gene substance: 1968    857 
 
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