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BIOLOGY DIVISION BULLETIN OAK RIDGE, TEITNESW Gr, Warren and Advisory Board to V i s i t Oak Ridge Biology Division Seruinar Announcements Current Journal Articles Available i n the Biology
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Dr.Shields U'arren, ~ i rec to rof the Ci vision of Biology and Medicine of tie Atonic Energy Commission, Washington, D. CI, and all members of t h e Advisory Board f o r Biology and Nedicine vi 11 pay 8. two-day visit to Oak Ridge installations on Friday and Sat - urday, December 12 and 13, spent inspecting Clinton I ? at ional Lsboratory facilities. TTine men, including the director and assistant to the director,will make the trip to Tennessee. The morning of December 12 will be The members of the party and their connections Dr, Warren, Director of the Division, is Director of Pathology a t Deaconess Hospital, Boston, ~ ' as s a chu sett s, Dr. John Bowers,Assistant to the Director, is affiliated with Dr. Alan Gregg, Chairman of the Board, is Director for Hedical Sciences, Rockefeller Foundation, Wew York City. Dr. A . 3. Hastings, Professor of Biochemistry e t Harvard Medical School ,, Boston, ?"assa chus etts, Dr. E, 0, Goodpasture, Dean of the Eledical Sohool, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tennessee. He is also Chair-t he University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia. man of t h e National Research Council.
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D r . 3. P. Tearn, Dean of t h e School of Medicine and Professor of Kedicine a t “estern Reserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. Dr. f;.C. Stakman, Chief of the Civisic.3 of Plant Pathology and Eotany, University of Yinnesota, ;!inneapo)is, Minnesota . Dr. C. 77. Beadle, Professor and Cnairman of the Division of Biology, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, California. Meetings continue t o be held on Thursday afternoons a t 3:30 on the third floor of Euilding T207. Shuttle leaves X-10 a t 2:50 p.m,. Subject: OX-Ftay Sensitivity of the Stages of Mitosis1! Subjects(listed in order of speakers): ting Microorganisms with Artificially Radioactive Materials, PartI - Y”chniques for Ir radi a - 3 Radioactive Material in Suspension’! “Relative Effectiveness of Different Intensities of Gamma Radiation i n Retarding Mitosis inthe Grasshopper Neuroblast” Irradiating Elicroorgacisms with Artificially Ra dio-
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Bacteriophage form tion without bacterial growth. I. Formation of staphylococcus phage inthe presence of bacteria inhibited by Journal of General Physiology, Vol. 31, No. 2, Nov. 1947, p. 119. Bacteriophage forma tion without bacterial growth. 11. The effect of niacin and yeast extract on phage forrcation and bacterial growth inthe presence of penicillin, by Kinston H. Price, Journal of General Physiology, Vol. 31, No. 2 , Nov. 1947, p. 12’7. Bacteriophage formation without bacterial wowth. 111. The effect of io do acetate, fluoride, gramicidin, and azide on the form tion Journal o f General Physiology, Vole 31, No. 2, Nov- 1947, P - 135. Interactions between enzyme-forming systems during adaptation, bY Spiegelman and Reba limn. Journal of General Physiology, Val. 31, NO. 2, licw* 1947, P- 153The formation and st qb i liz ation of adaptive enzyne inthe absence of substrate, by S . Spiegelman and John iil. Reiner. Journal of General Physiology, Vol. 31, No. 2, Nov. 1947, p. 175. The Inhibition of Ribo- and Thyrno-Nucleic Acid Synthesis in Tumour Tissue by Irradiation with X-rays, by Barbara E. Holmes, E tish Journal of Radiology, Vol. 20, No. 239, Nov. 1947, pa 450. Desaxyribose Nucleic Acid from Isolated Chromosome Threads in ExperiCancer Research, Vol, 7, No. 1, Jan. 1947, p. 1 Succ in ic Dehydrogenase and Cytochrome Oxidase i n Epidermal Carcinogenesis induced by hiethylcholanthrene i n Ilice, by Christopher Carr uther s and V. Suntzeff. Cancer Research, Vol. 7, No, 1, Jan. 1947, p. 9. Sex Horrnome Effects on Chromosome Size in Leukemic and Normal Lymphocytes of C58 Llice, by John J. Biesele and Geb riel Gasic. Cancer Research, Vol. 7, IJo. 2, Feb. 19L7, p. 65. Chromosomes i n Lymphatic Leukemia i n C58 Kce, by John J. Bie s ele - Cancer Research, Vol. 7, No. 2, Feb. 1947, p. 70. k Study of Three New Dw k Variants of the Rous Chicken Sarcoma, by F a Duran-Reynals .Cancer Research, Vol. 7, No. 2, Feb. 1947, p. 99
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Trans,nission o f Adult Pigeons of Several Variants of the Rous Sar cma of Chickens, by F. Duran-Reynals. The Response of Rats t3 the Simultaneous Application of Two Different Carcinogenic Agents, by Aerner G. Jaffe. Cancer Research, 1’01. 7, K’o. 2, Feb. 1947, p. 113. The Excretion of li15 inthe Uririe of Dogs a@er the Administration of Labeled Pen to barb it al, by H.B. van Dyke, John V. Scudi and D.L, Ta bern .J o u r n a l of Pharmacology and Experimental Therapeutics, Vol. 90, No. Further experiments upon the Effect of Lietilionhe on the PJitrogen loss after Burning, by td- de G. Gribble, R.k. Peters and Raw. ikk elin. Journal of Physiology, Val, 106, No, 4, 1 5 Oct. 1947, p. 36P Uber Fluoreszenz, von h. Przibram. iiikroskopie, Val. 2, No., 3/4, 1947, 68. Oberst Dr.. hoc. Max h’aitinger, der Begrfhder der modernen Fluoreszenzmikroskopie, von F. Brtiutigm. denig bekannte Anwendungsgebiete des Idikroskopes in J is sens c haft und Technik, von F. Brclutigan. iJas lehr t die Fluoreszenvnikroskopie von der Plasm per me a bil it at und fi k ros k opie, Vo, 2, No, 1/2, 1947, p. 13. Die biologischen Grundlagen der Strahlengenetik, von Os Paget, Biology of Cancer, by A. C. Ivy. Science, Vol,. 106, No. 2759, Nov. U, 1947, p~ 455. The Epidemiology of Cancer. U.S. Navy. Uedical hews L e t t e r , 7101. 10, No. 11, 21 Nov. 1947, pa 20 Pyridoxine i n Radiation Sickness. U.S. fiavy. 2fedical hews Letter,Vd. 13, 130. 11, 21 Nov. 1947, pa 10 Natural Radiocarbon from Cosmis Radiation, by :.;.F‘. Libby, S. ,leinhouse, Physical Review, Vol. 72, No. le, Nov. 15, 1947, pt 931.
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Annales de 1 ' Institut Pasteur, Vol. 73, Xo. 8 , hug, 1947, p. 741, La Bac teri oph sr gie en rL lieu ii qui des pauvres, par Pier1.e h ' i colle et Recherches enzymatiques sur les mutations bacteriennes. II. Le metabolism des di acide s chez l a forme nwmale etle mutant "succinate" d e hr axel la Lwoffi, par Andre Lwoff et Alice kudureau. knnales de 1 ' Institute Fast aur, Vol. 73, No. 6,Juin, 1947, p. 517. Irradiation ultraviolet te de bacteriophages en cours de multiplication intra - cellula ire, par Raymond La tar jct et Salvatore Luria. knnales de ll institut. Pasteur, Vo. 73, 1;o. 7, Juli 1947, po 666. Essai sd ' analyse du role de l ' anhydride carbonique dans la cro is s ance microbienne, par Andre Lvoff e t Jacques ;lonod, Annales de 1 ' Institut Pasteur, Vol. 73, No. 4,Avril 1947, p- 323Relations entre le pouvoir de syn the tls er la pro line et la resistance au bacteriophage chez aes mutants d' Escherichia coli, par Elie !lollman. Etude du mecanisme de ll action des ultra sons sur les microbes, par brO xn na les de 1 ' Institut Pasteur, Vol. 73, No. 3, krs 1947, p. 215. Essais de dissociation et de selection de Penicillium notatum, par H. Annales de l ' hst it ut Pasteur, Vo;. 73, No. 1, Jan. 1947, p. 42, The History of the Origin ofthe Concept of Photosynthesis (On the Occasion of the175th Anniversary of its Discovery), by L. A. Iwanoff. Aodern Notions Concerning t h e Chemical Structrhre of Chlorophyll, by hkademki Nauk SSSR. Bull it in. Serie Biologique, No.3, Llay-June 1947,