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New Eie&ers of the Division Biology Seminar knnonncemects Division ifotes znci Arnouncements Current Journal Articles Available i~ ttc Fiology
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Genetics atthe University of Chicago. Rrs. Russcil care hcre from Bar The Russells a r e domiciled Meetings are a t 3:3G on Thursd.ay afternoons on t h e second floor of Building 9207. Shuttle leaves 11-10 a t 2:50 p. m. 14iss Imogena Amstrong will present the paper which they expect t o ci ally Radioactive Materials, PartI - Radiosctive Fkterial i n The title of the Fart 11, "Zxternal Radiation Sources," of the above subject t o n and Kiss Anna Newton,
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E ffcc tl ve ness c;f El ffe rent Intensities of Gamma Ra cia tic n in work dons a t Yale i jn ivers it y and at Clinton Xational Laboratory, His subject --*Q?-be "Induced Reversions of Eiochemical Mutants Paramecium Aurelia by Beta Radiation;' baed on work done a t Dr. H. 3. Teas' address will be on work done at California Institute of Technology and will bear the title "The Genetics of Canavanine Resistance i n Neurospora. Inthe future all A. E, C. news releases may be seen i n They will no longer be circulated fromt h e Biolcgy Library.
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is visiting Clinton National Laboratory. He will be here for t h e Friends will be glad to learn that Dr. S. F, Carson i s recuperating fro a a spinal operation pn rfc med recently in New He expects t o be back a t his post soon after left recently to join her husband i n XarlaL, Kentucky. Dolores Toss is established in Dr. Arnold's office at this time, **++**w**+********** CHANGE OF LCCATXGN As of Friday, Cecember 5, 1947, Rr* E. F. Riley is located He will be inon t h e first floor of Building 9207 i n room 109, charge of the X-ray room as soon as it i s completed. Administration offices in Y-12 are expected to be ready for Niss Slaughter, Uiss McClanahan and i n these offices on the first floor Miss Mary Manaari, new secrete ry to Miss McCoraick will be located near the Cafeteria entrance.
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American Microscopical Society, Transactions, Vol. 66, No. 3, kmerican ldicroscopical Society, Transactions, Vol, 66, No. 3, The Effect of DDT on the Protoplasn in Amoeba vote us, by Gerald U eric an Kcr osco pica l Society, Transactions, Vole 66, No. 2, Biochirnica e t Biophysica Acta, Vol. 1, No. 5, Sept. 1947, p. 428Heterogeneite des Granules Cytoplasmiques du Foie de Souis, par Biochimica e t Biophysice Acta, Vol, 1, No. 5 , Sept. 1947, p b 437Beziehungen zwischen Z ell tei lung und Oxydation bei Bak teri m, von Helvetica Physiologica et Pharmacologica Acta, v o l b 5 , Fasc. 3, Use of BAL i n Lead Poisoning, by James G. Telfer. American Medical Association. Journal, Vol. 135, No. 13, Nov. Industrial Beryllium Poisoning, (an editorial) American Uedical Association. Journal, Vol. 135, No. 13, Nov. Untersuchung von Stauben aus der BerylU.umgwrinr,ung, von H.H. Xeber Beryl lim (Gluciniun), i n Occupation and Health, b;r 3.G. Gelmane Geneva, International Labour Office, 1938, S!p?; American Liedical Association. Journal, 129: 1064 (Dec 15) 1945.
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Differential Staining of Tissue in the Block with Pic ric Acid and t h e Feulgen Reaction, by John F. Lhntka and H.A. Davenport. S t a i n Technology, Vol. 22, No. 4, Oct. 1947, p. 139A Simple ldethod for Squashing and Mounting Preparations after any S t a i n Technology, Vol. 22, No. 4, Oct. 1947, p. 157Nature, Vol. 160, NO. 4070, NOV. I, 1947, p- 590Fourth International Congress for Microbiology, by Ralph St. JohnNature, Vol. 160, No. 4070, Nov. 1, 1947, p. 596A N e w Adsorption Apparatus and the Separation of Aspartic and Glutamic Acid, by Birger Drake. Eatwe, Vol. 160, No. 4070, Nov. 1, 1947, p. 602Hippuric Acid Form tion from Glycine and Dibenzoylphosphate, by Nature, Vol. 160, No. 4070, Nov. 1, 1947, p. 603Effect of Oxygen on the Frequency of Chromosome Aberrations Produced Nature, Vole 160, Mo. 4070, Nov. 1, 1947, p. 608The Missing Factor in Science, by J.D. Berm1 and Herbert Dingle. Nature, Vole 160, No. 4070, Nw. 1, 1947, p. 612Control of Atomic Energy. Nature, Vof. 160, No. 6072, Nov. 15, 1947, pa 655Mechanical Degradation of Large Molecules, by I Villi am John Morris ’ and Robert Schnurmann. Nature, Vol. 160, No, 4072, Wov. ‘15,1947, p. 676. Christiansen Filters far the Ultra-Violet , by R.L. Sinsheimer and Nature, Vol. 160, No. 4072, Nov. 15, 1947, p. 674. Conpositinn and Structure of the Liver Cell i n Pregnancy, by H. \’lo Kos te rlitz and Rosa M. Campbell. Nature, Vol. 160, No. 6072, Nov. 15, 1947, p. 676Detection of the bee Amino-Acids of Plant Cells by Partition ChromaNature, Vole 160, No. 4072, Nov. 15, 1947, p. 682-
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The Structure of Chloroplasts, by L. 7. Breslavctz. kkademii Nauk SSR. Bulletin. Serie Biologique, No. 3 , Iday-hne Problems of Photobiochemistry, by A. N. Terenin. likademii Nauk SSSR. Bulletin. S e r i e Biologique, No. 3, May-June On Photo- and Chemosynthesis Products, by Y. 0. Tausson. Akademii Nauk SSSR, Bulletin. S e r i e Biologique, No. 3, MayJune Physiology of Photosynthesis, by B. 14. Brilliant. bri can Aledical Association. Journal, Vol. 135, No. 12, NOV. . Biological Competition, by Robert Viggleswarth. The Lancet, Vol. 253, No. 6480, Nov. 8 , 1947, Po 700Present Status of Disc Surgery. Recent ProgEess i n t h e Measurement of Atmospheric Pressure, by Frederick Review of Scientific Instruments, Vol. 18, 113. l?., IJOv. 1947, p. 850hproveme.e,s in t h e Paraffin Method, by Adriance S. Fcster end Ernest M. G i f f ord, Jr .S t a i n Technology, Vol. 22, Nb. 4, Octo 1947, p. 129-